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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1895
Page
8
Citizens are urged to report thefts of The Tribune from subscriber doorsteps. A $5 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of anyone caught stealing the paper.
The column lists a string of Clarks Summit era items: cinema pricing for Pinafore at Davis theater. Rev Ulrich slated to speak at Rescue Mission. Olyphant Trust funds discussed at Mahona Hall. Thomas Tell to lecture on heredity. John I Finn sworn as deputy sheriff. letters of administration granted. estate matters in Avoca. examinations by the law board. construction work for a Hungarian Catholic church foundation. banks and firms facing writs or bail. mine payrolls and hospital updates. Earnest Dolph treated for a neck tumor. tax collector bond approved. several local accidents. a Wilkes-Barre alderman appointment. police vacations. voter registration steps. and a favorable report on Olivette at Davis Theater.
Clever company will conclude their engagement with performances of H. M. and Pinafore in the afternoon and evening.
Dr D EB Hand guardian of 19 year old George F Walden son of the late Dr J Walden seeks to enforce a clause in Judge Handley s will. Attorneys Ward and Horn filed a petition asking an examiner to take testimony within ten days. The suit claims Walden is entitled to education benefits provided by the judge for boys and girls.
Representative O Malley arrived from Harrisburg and said the legislature will likely adjourn soon. He refused to discuss Anthracite County, stating he had told Carbondale readers all he cared to say on the subject.
Proprietors of the Fair purchase the bankrupt A Rundle stock at Nicholson Pennsylvania about 4000 dollars in dry goods and more. A sale opens Saturday May 11 at the store on Lackawanna avenue with prices set to shock even seasoned bargain hunters. Sale aims to clear the extensive inventory for cash in a forced sale style.
District Attorney John R Jones opposed a new trial for Joseph Boschino condemned for murder in the shooting of Frank Consort at Bunker Hill. Ward Horn and Wedeman argued for relief while Jones delivered a comprehensive rebuttal citing trials nationwide. Hollister case dropped with no further prosecution planned.
A local Junior Order of United American Mechanics committee met to prepare for the state council in the city next Tuesday and Wednesday. Delegates and ex councilors will gather Monday at Ancient Order United Workmen hall for admission. Mayor Connell to give an opening address Tuesday, followed by a state officer response. Evening events include a concert by the Columbian Mandolin and Guitar club at the Y M C A hall and a banquet at Daryl's on Linden street. Business sessions continue Wednesday and possibly Thursday to consider amendments under the constitution. John Hornbacker is nominated for state vice president with active support.
At a poor board meeting Superintendent Beemer reported sixteen new inmates admitted in the month, eighteen discharged, one died, and two born, leaving 170 inmates on May 1. Dr. Evans noted 121 patients attended with 71 sane and 50 insane. total inmates in the home 201. Relief cases heard. Mrs. Caroline Smith granted $5 monthly for three months. Bridget Mathews denied relief due to unfavorable reports. Sailor Jordan from the Jermyn hotel incident is improving. inquiries to Carbondale authorities for maintenance. Alderman Millar invites observers to inspect his office and courtroom May 4. no invitations issued. Contains classifieds and ads.
Victor Koch and his brothers Frank and Peter Koch celebrated twenty five years of marriage last night at the Scranton house, with a $1000 silver dinner set presentation from New York and local donors. The event followed a prior reception in New York and included a large social gathering with family, friends, and Elks club members, plus a noted floral inscription for the couple.
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