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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1895

Page

3

Local residents and clergy greet travels and arrivals

B Mott visited Wilkes Barre yesterday. H H Archer returned from New York City last evening. Mrs T A Patton is home after a four weeks visit with friends in DuBois. Miso Hardenbergh returned from Port Jervis where she visited her brother. Rev F Von Krug Kingston and Rev N G Parke Pittston were in the city today. Rev W H Pearce spent a few days at Ocean Grove and returns tomorrow. J D Stocker of Jermyn tours Colorado possibly Pacific coast. T F Welles left for Daneville New York and will return late next week. Miss Jess Williams returned from Philadelphia and Washington. Rev J A O'Reilly St Peter's cathedral and Rev John Laughran Minooka visited Carbondale yesterday. M A Goodwin New York formerly Scranton Glass superintendent has been here arranging to move to the Catskills for the summer.

D. D Ocean Grove J.D. Stocker Jermyn Colorado Pacific Coast T. F. Welles

Man Identified in Dickson City Remains Case

Michael Clancy identified a clasp knife found with a decomposed body in a culvert at Jermyn's breaker in Dickson City. P J Clancy of Luzerne Street confirmed the knife as his brother. clothes were matched at Undertaker Jones in Olyphant. District Attorney John R Jones and Detective Leyshon ruled out foul play. Coroner Kelley secured approval to exhume and rebury the remains at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.

P. J. Clancy Luzerne Street Jones Ley Kelley Clancy Olyphant Cemetery Association Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery

Dixie’s Land at Davis Theater Delights Local Audience

An excellent company occupies the boards at Davis Theater at week’s end. Mrs. Alice Leon’s Dixie’s Land offers harmless merriment and keeps the audience cheerful. The famous cast walk is a highlight appreciated by spectators. Children admitted for 5 cents at tomorrow afternoon’s show. Sharon Strike Settled in nearby furnaces. operators grant wage demands and workers return to duties. About 140 men across Sharon, Sharonsville, and West Middlesex benefit from the wage increase.

Davis’ ‘Theater Davis’ Theater Alice Leon Dixie's Land Sharon Sharonville Sharpsville West Middlesex

Lawy

Ex Judge Jessup presided at the Lackawanna Bar twelfth annual dinner at the Hotel Terrace with ex District Attorney Kelly toastmaster. Toasts praised law and justice, debated income tax, and urged reforms to courts and juries amid references to prominent local figures and officials.

Jessup Kelly The Lackawanna Bar Association Lfe M.E. McDonald M. F. Sando Walter J. Briges James W. Qoakford R. H. Patterson March Whyte Ocorpa W. H. Jessup Alfred Hand H. A. Knapp L. A. Watres F. W. Gunster H. M. Edwards John P. Kelly F. J. Fussinmons Edward Merrifield Lemuel Amerman T. ¥. Powderly W. Dawson W. M. Curry Herring Bauer Joseph Summerhill Chet Bridgeman Theodore Bauschman

Workman Crushed by Bull Wheel in Oil Field Accident

In Toledo, May-Edward B. Clark a tool dresser was fatally injured at Findley oil fields. He was tangled by a rope that snatched tools from a well and bound to the bull wheel as the engine operated. His body was found cut in four parts after the machine was reversed.

Toledo Edward B. Clark Findley Clark

Andrew McHugh Found Wandering In North End

Andrew McHugh of the West Side, missing since Monday morning, was found in the North End yesterday in a dazed, weakened state. A peddler offered him work for 25 cents, then he wandered through Dunmore and Scranton before returning home via Market Street. His parents are overjoyed at his safe return.

North End Andrew McHugh West Side South Main Avenue Cusick Market Street Andrew Dunmore Noy Aug Dicklenick Scranton Mr. Cusick Mr. McHugh

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