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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1894

Page

3

Pottsville and area residents linked to multiple trips

Local names include J I Hosia in Philadelphia and J C Hopp in New York tied to business. Pottsville visitors host guests from Providence and Wyoming Avenue residents return from California. Barnum and Bailey advance rep Claresee Dean arrives city. Harrisburg official John Dormen at Wyoming huts. Shamokin hosts Rungque Hannaenttal annual meeting. Latrobe-bound Boland and McCahe head to state Hibernian convention.

J. I. Hosia Philadelphia J. C. Hopp New York John P. Ryan Pottsville Providence Frimady E. Merrifield Wyoming Avenue Unifornia Charles Failer City J. H. Zerber Pottaville Talsie Evang

Dunmore Chapter to Stage Epworth League Concert

Daonmore Chapter No. 1110 Epworth League will present a social and concert at the Methodist Episcopal church on Wednesday May 16. The new Chickering piano, a highlight of the event, will be unveiled for the first time. The program features Grace Chamberlain Minnie Dexter Grace Powell Elsie Powell Miss Minnie Dexter and others, with several vocal and instrumental numbers. Refreshments will follow the program.

Desmone Daonmore Epworth Scranton Prof E. J. Stewart

Scranton Business Interests to Publish Prominent City Survey

Scranton's Hucinews plans a carefully compiled edition covering leading wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests of Scranton and vicinity. It will be bound with views of public build business blocks streets and portraits of leading citizens. Representatives will call on those named to explain the edition and arrangements for personal residence views.

Scranton Tue Tunexe

West Side News Briefs and Local Incidents

Michael Nee of Luzerne Street was arrested after abusing his wife. John Tierney of Luzerne Street was injured when kicked by a mule. James Dunleavy of Fifteenth Street suffered serious injuries after a cart wheel struck him. Reports include church auction at Washburn Presbyterian, renovations at the Stetler House, and various local notices.

Michael Nee Luzerne Street John Tierney James Dunleavy Michael Noe Luverne Street John Davison T. Morgan Noe Turea Janes Luzerne Stroat Osford Tierney Merney Hienead de. Carroll Jamon Dunleavy Fifteenth Street Dunleavy Lafoty Carroll

Women organize Scranton chapter of Jewish Women

A large group of Jewish women met at Linden Street temple to form Scranton section of the National Council of Jewish Women. They elected permanent officers and planned broader community work, with Rabbi Jacob Fennericht as temporary chairman. The group adjourned to meet on June 1.

Linden Street Temple Aud Scranton Cagn Jacob Fenerricht Mra Jacob Menerhalt It E. Roos Benjamin Sater B Groodmann J Freeman J. Kline M. Simmons

Convention of Catholic Total Abstinence Union in Wilkes-Barre

Today and tomorrow the annual convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the Scranton Diocese will be held in St. Aloysina hall Wilkes-Barre. Scranton societies will be represented by St. Leo's battalion and St. Paul's cadets with named members and priests attending.

Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the Diocess of Scranton St. Aloysina Hall Wilkes-Barre Scranton St. Leo's Battalion James McNamurs T. F. Kadgen James A. Burnett Father Whittus LH. Dugan P. T. May St. Paul's G. R

St John’s Cadet Lineup and City Mentions in Recap

The record notes names including John D. Walsh and J. D. Cronin tied to St John’s and St Cevelia’s with Tim Burke D J Campbell and May Hennigan linked to St Paul’s cadets. Mentions Pine Brook Indies Magele Burnett and Magele Burnett tied to local teams and schedules.

The Hand of Fate at the Academy of Music

Miss Minnie Lester and her company presented The Hand o Fate at the Academy of Music last evening to an pleased audience. Prospects note Tonight An nette the Dancing Girl will be produced with strong merit. Prices ten cents for morning shows and general admission.

Academy Minnie Lester Academy of Music Nish John A. Preston Annette Beucon Jack Sheppard Touraday Matines

Complimentary Elec City Council Royal Arcanaum concert at Germania hall

A large crowd attended a complimentary concert by Elec City Council and Royal Arcanum at Germania Hall. Dr EF D Doolittle of Histon gave a forceful address on public questions, followed by a late-night reception.

Electric City Council Royal Arcanain Germania EF. D. Doolittle Histon Royal Arcanum Pennsylvania Doolittle Hila Siao Tiis Henrara Tia

Trial of Jennie Rope for obscene letters to Miss Rowe

The government presses for trial in Victoria next morning on charges against Jennie Rope of the city for sending obscene and threatening letters to Miss Rowe. Rowe is defended by W. W. Watton, denies writing the letters. the case links to a central hotel scene and a related absence of Miss Mott.

Jennie Rope Thie City Vittabinig Cate Ninco Lateress Smoke City Mine Roan Central Hotel Jennie Moutis Cons House Acaplia Jennie Boas Guteth Pittebarg Misa Rowe W. W. Watton

Death of J Mahon long-time grocer and liveryman

Andrew J Mahon of 609 Third Street dies at home after two months illness. He conducted a grocery and livery business in the city for over thirty years and was about 56 years old. Health had been poor in recent years. Arrangements are not yet completed.

Andrew J. Mahon Third Street Thie City Maton

Death of Mrs Bridget O Malley

Mrs Bridget O Malley died last night before midnight at 610 Wyoming Avenue after a short illness. She was 4 years old and wife of Michael O Malley. She was a parishioner of Rev J J Coroner Forest City and of St Cecilia's Immaculate Heart convent. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.

Mra Bridget O Milley Michael O'Malley Wyonming Tivenus J. J. Coreoner Forest City Stator Ligours Immaculate Heart of St. Cecilia’ Convent

Delightful Elm Park church entertainment promised

On Thursday evening the lecture room of Elm Park church hosts an evening of rare interest. General and Mrs Tom Hum and an original recital by Mrs Norton are among the attractions.

Elm Park Chorch Mra Tom Hum Norton

Quality music boxes repaired and improved

Gaotechi and Sona, makers at 108 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, offer wonderful theatrical organ music boxes repaired and tuned with power tunes. Prices listed as three and ten dollars for special performances of old melodies.

Gaotechi & Sona Chestnut Street Philadelphia

Commissioners Named to Hear Twelfth Ward Councilman Contests

Court appointed Attorneys W Gaylord Thomas and W W Baylor as commissioners to take testimony on the Twelfth ward councilmanic contests. A jury discharged after failing to reach a verdict in the Delong case and a separate trial adjourned for later hearing.

W. Gaylord Thomas W. W. Baylor Manley Gibbon Livers Tian Pierce Carbordale Cateet Wan Couriehon John Vient Toowas Faweha Madtown Martin Weyshner W. Gil Lord Thomas W. W. Biylor Twelfth Ward

Cornell to Play Lehigh in Tight Scranton Showdown

Cornell and Lehigh squads prepare for a close season duel at Scranton Baseball Park next Saturday. Cornell has recent wins over Amherst and Pennsylvania and is training at the gym. Lehigh, already defeating Lafayette, is ready to challenge the visiting nine in a high stakes contest.

Cornell Lehigh Scranton Cornell Eye Amherst University of Pennsylvania

Store promises better service and lower prices in new quarters

A letter from E. G. Covases thanks patrons across North eastern Pennsylvania for loyal support. It pledges to move to larger quarters and to demonstrate that customers can buy supplies as cheaply as from New York wholesalers. The message emphasizes growth and a fair business approach.

New York Goode Pennsylvania Covases

Phillips Takes Charge at Keystone Hotel Despite Name Change

A report states Mr Alex Phillips now has the charge of the Keystone Hotel, formerly the Cro Cro Cro, at Browley Avenue and Swotland. The new owner promises a full stock of liquors cigars and amenities while aiming to please patrons with updated services.

Keystone Hovel Browley Ave

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