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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1894

Page

3

Sunday Closing Fight in Scranton Appeals to Sabbath Law

A Scranton Sabbath Protection committee argues for strict Sunday closure against open sale of life essentials. They warn of social decline, urging Christians to press pastors and merchants to maintain Sunday rest, with a May 25 meeting at the YMCA hall.

Friends of the Sabbath Scranton Paris Noweboyn Boothfacka Sebbath Martin Luther Young Men's Christian Association Hall F. A. Dony

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertisement

A vintage ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year favorite for teething babies. It claims to soothe gums ease pain and cure wind colic. Sold by dinggists worldwide at twenty five cents per bottle. Also promotes music boxes by Gautechi & Sona at 1000 Chestnut Street Philadelphia and repaired orchestral organs.

Gautechi & Sona Philadelphia

Hampton Mine Tragedy Kills Polish Laborer

A Polish worker was instantly killed by a rock fall at the Hampton mine while a second man, William Norton, of Eynon Street, had a crushed foot. The blast loosened a prop, causing overhead rock to fall without warning. The body was moved to Cedar Avenue for burial preparations.

Hampton R. R. Davies Sandusky George Sginwelpfinniek York Cedar Avenue M. IF. Wyats Lurial

Meat fastidious Waltonese club officers named

Land-locked salmon wall-eyed pike bkerel and perch satisfy the meat fastidious Waltonese. The officers of the club are J. D. Stocker Jermyn president Henry Siebecker vice president Fred J. Wid mayer treasurer Y. Cook Jermyn sucroteary. Carbondale Scranton and vermyn business men compose the club.

J. D. Stocker Jermyn Henry Siebecker Fred J. Widmayer 5. Y. Cook Sucroteary Carbondale Scranton Vermyn

Miss Lester at Academy Enthralls Audience with Beacon Lights

An enthusiastic audience at the Academy of Music last evening saw Miss Minnie Lester perform in Beacon Lights, a western play. The Thirteenth regiment provided a tableau with twenty men. Dancing by Misa Lauter and Frank McNist drew warm praise. a matinee run is announced next week with daily shows except Monday and Tuesday.

Minnie Shester Thirteenth Regiment Misa Lauter Frank McNist Jack Shephert Lester Thua Lester and Company Academy

Miner Fatally Injured by Premature Blast at Cayuga Mine

Henry Peel, 18, a laborer from Leggetts atrest, Cayuga mine of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company, was killed yesterday at about 11 o clock. A miner warned him to move before an explosion occurred. his body was found crushed under coal and he died shortly after at Moses Taylor Hospital. Peel had buried his wife just days earlier.

Henry Peel Leggetts Atrest Cayuga Delaware, Lackawanna Und Western Company Moses Taylor Hospital Peel

Man Injured In Coal Car Accident Near Pricebury

Michael Murray of Paraona fell from coal cars on the Delawary and Hudson line near the Storrs mine at Pricebury. Traveling with a man named Kelly, Murray was thrown when the engine moved, his right arm mangled. he was taken to a relative’s home on Vinegar Hill where Dr. Sullivan attended him.

Michael Murray Paraona Owas Delawary and Hudson Storr Pricebury Kelly Wien O& Tar Murray Vinegar Hill Sullivan

Marriage Licenses and Court Sentences In Scranton

John Matthews and Eliza Hoberts of Carbondale receive a marriage license from Clerk Thomas yon teniay. The will of Charles looks of Scranton is probated. Eliza Beth Howth granted letters testamentary. Thomas Campbell pleads guilty to negligence by bailee and is fined 825 and 20 days in jail. Andrew Vauline pleads guilty to assault and battery, fined 25, costs, and 60 days in jail. Margaret Sohnein sues Scranton traction company for 000 injuries from an electric car incident.

John Matthews Eliza Hoberts Carbondale Thomas Yonteniay Charles Looks Scranton Elizabeth Howth Thomas Campbell Andrew Vauline Bunton Margaret Sohnein

Dunmore Local News Highlights and Legal Trouble

Stephen Allen recovers after surgery and is expected to live longer. M C Grady is replaced as assistant postmaster by Miss Ella under Postmaster Frank McDonald. Perry Dolph and John Lavin clash. Lavin arrested after a squire heard the case and set bail at 500. Palmer's lists canning produce like lettuce and green peas.

Stephen Allen Dunmore M. C. Grady Mies B. Mooner McDonald Miss Ella McDonald’eaister Mr. Grady Sam Miss Mooney Frank McDonald Perry Dolph John Lavin Mr. Dolph Squire Cooney Lavin Palmer's

North End Seeks Simpson for County Treasurer Nomination

North End residents across party lines express support for Alexander Simpson as the preferred nominee for county treasurer. A North Main Avenue Methodist Episcopal class from North End plans a June 19 excursion to the Ariel. The Weather Whitty Dramatic Company presents the Confidential Jerk at the Music Hall in Scranton on May 1 for Local Assembly Knights of Labor benefit on Decoration Day.

North End Alexander Simpson Transurer Simpson North Main Avenue Tke Ariel Vather Whitty N 15 Knights of Labor

Farms for the Million Promises Big Minnesota Lands

The North Western Line area offers rolling prairies and affordable farms in Minnesota Nebraska and Wyoming with easy rail access to markets. W A Thrall promotes trains and liberal terms for settlers seeking better prospects.

Minnesota South Tinkota Lown Nebraska Wyoming Rmynin Chicago & North Western Ry W. A. Thrall Chicago & North-Western Hy Chicago

Dry Air Polar Refrigerator Sold Citywide by Leonard

A local ad notes the Dry Air Polar Refrigerator sold only in this city by Thomas F. Leonard at 105 Luck wand avenue. The unit is described as superior for food preservation, charcoal filled, geyne lined, and finished in wood with oak and walnut colors. Also advertised are sideboard models and a self ventilating dry air design.

Thomas F. Leonard Luckwand Avenue Wee

Lake Underwood Nimrod Club Plans House Move

Members of the Lake Underwood Nimrod club prepare for the upcoming season and will take possession of the club house at Lake Underwood on June 5. City guests will join the group for several days as they prepare the fishing season and enjoy the lake with abundant trout.

Club House Lake Underwood

Police Officer George W. Jones Named for Scranton Appointment

Sketch of George W. Jones named among two police officer candidates by Mayor Connell. Jones, 81, 6 foot, 220 pounds, is from Cedar Avenue in the Eleventh ward and will report for duty Monday. Also notes social events from Young Men’s Institute and local civic groups amid town updates.

George W. Jones Young Men's Institute Connell Cedar Avenue Jones William Connell Ezra L. Ripple A. J. Kolb

Mr. Alex Phillips Hosts Keystone Hotel Opening Crowded Welcome

Mr Alex Phillips announces the Keystone Hotel formerly Crow Koya at Bromley Avenue Swetland will host a reception to greet friends and patrons. The fall line of teachers and products includes Heoor Ale and Finn Cigare, with Phillips extending invitations to visiting guests.

Keystone Hotel Crow Koya Bromley Ave Swetland Teachors Heoor Ale Finn Cigare Li Ihek Myr Phillipa

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