Gentlemen's Driving Club Races Saturday
A racing event by the Gentlemen's Driving Club is scheduled for Saturday at 2 p m at Scranton. The item repeats the note of the race and time.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1894
Page
5
Pabst Milwaukee Beer Featured at Lohmans Spruce Street
Local ad notes Pabst Milwaukee Beer promoted as cool and sparkling available at Lohmans on Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pabst
Milwaukee
Lohman's
Spruce Street
Merola Located in Southern Italy in Loro Murder Case
County Commissioners were informed by Detective Barring that Merola, the killer of Emanuel Loro, was located at his old home in Southern Italy by a U S consul and Barring's agency. No precise locality disclosed. The murder of Loro occurred June 17 when he asked for 15 cents. four shots were fired after a plea for life. A $600 reward was offered for Merola's arrest. extradition treaty limits mean evidence will be sent to Italy for trial if found guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescenza
Merola
Emanuel Loro
Old Forge
Italy
United States
Bar- Tings’ Agency
Merovia
Loro
Fred
Fahey
Shea
Franklin Avenue Case Hearing Before Judge Gunster
The injunction action involving owners on Franklin Avenue and the Scranton Traction Company along with the People's Street Railway and Scranton Suburban Railway was heard by Judge Gunster. Testimony by petitioners' counsel I H Burns and Watson and Diehl was presented. defense by Jessups and Hand Major Everett Warren and Joseph O'Brien. Proceedings adjourned at 4 57 p m and to resume today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Avenue
Scranton Traction Company
People's Street Railway Company
Luzerne County
Scranton Suburban Railway Company
Gunster
I. H. Burns
Watson
Diehl
Jessups
Sleepers and amenities on Pullman line announced
Announcement describes new Sleepers and antenna care on trains Nog 2 and Spanish Valley railroad between New York and Chicago via Nin fra Is. It promises twelve section wine room ample ing sent and buffet vail just out of the Pullman shops, lighted with Pintach gas and steam. The amen of the Becara are ee SE eee veenatown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanish Valley Railroad
New York
Chicago
Democratic rally follows Adams avenue parade in Grover
A Democratic campaign rally closed after a parade of local clubs and a Wyoming Street armory gathering. William M. Singerly and Robert E. Wright spoke, with Singerly lauding the Wilson bill and economic revival while Wright defended Democratic governance and criticized Republican policy since Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Adams Avenue
William M. Singerly
Robert E. Wright
Allentown
Robert KE. Pattison
Wilkes-Barre
Singerly
Hazleton
Stroudsburg
Bangor
Delaware and Hudson
Singerly Boteh
Mabel Singerly Meredith
W. W. Greenland
Baffalra
Clarion
William Rodearmel
Harrisburg
John Stein
Philadelphia
W. W. Moore
Pottsville
Wyoming
Archbal
Carbondale
Muiny
Lemuel Amerman
Pennsylvania
Beranton
Johnsonburg
Lehigh
Robert Wright
Hastings
Hig
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Pentsylvania
Wright
Kidnapped Argentine Boy Theorized Political Plot Unfolds
A boy of noble birth abducted in January 1894 is linked to a political conspiracy. Argentine consuls in New York and Philadelphia, aided by detectives, traced suspects to Scranton where a Frenchman and Italian woman fled with a child. Names withheld. clues scarce. further pursuit expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Philadelphia
New York
Scranton
Montevideo
Uruguay
Simon Sacher
Jocopus
Serafina Canate
Republic of Argentine
Sacher
Canate
Carlos Rohl
New York City
Edward Shippen
Bull's Head
Dalle Street
North End
Dalle
Enthusiastic Republican Rally in Carbondale Draws Crowd
A large Carbondale gathering of the Lackawanna Republican club last night filled Odd Fellows hall with enthusiastic supporters. Major Everett Warren and Attorney George M. Watson of Scranton led a program urging protectionist policy and Republican reform, with calls for local candidates including John H. Thomas and R. W. Archbold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Lackawanna Republican Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Salem Avenue
Everett Warren
State League of Republcan
George M. Watson
Scranton
John H. Thomas
R. W. Archbald
Charles P. O'Malley
Fourth
Bebe. Hendricks
John F. Reynolds
J. E. Burr
D. W. Humphrey
Incident Signals Republican Stalwart Support at Meeting
In a heated hall, cheers greeted Republican county candidates as Chairman Humphrey adjourned. Voters remained despite heat and fatigue, cheering for Judge Archbald, O Malley, and Thomas who had to respond before the crowd dispersed. The episode marked strong party loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Archbald
O'Malley
Thomas
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure Promises Fast Relief
Tacony Pennsylvania resident George Smith testifies after thirty years of rheumatism that Munyon's Rheumatism Cure gave quick, permanent relief. The ad claims rapid results for acute muscular rheumatism, lameness, sore joints, and back pain with a 25 cent bottle from Munyon's Homeopathic Remedy Company of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Tacony
Munyon's
Homeopathic Home Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Hearing on Silver Creek injunction set for Saturday
Final testimony was heard yesterday morning at the injunction case hearing. Witnesses examined included ree Delta and B Kingatntry. Tickets for the annual coverage on Elmhurst Boulevard can be procured at the office of Commonwealth pudding rie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
Ree Delta
B. ¥. Kingatntry
Nayid Elmhurst
Armvine
Big Hole In Lee Court Endangers Nearby Homes
A cave in mine workings on Lee court between Adams and Washington avenues and Vine and Olive streets has created a sixteen foot deep hole under two frame houses. The fault area covers about six feet and has damaged a foundation wall at 416. A narrow fissure appears in the cellar of 518, the adjacent house. The cave happened at 1 am Wednesday and has grown since. Residents are alarmed but staying. Officials plan to flush dirt to stabilize the opening while awaiting word on potential collapse near the new high school site on Vine and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Court
Adams
Washington Avenues
Vine
Olive Streets
Vine Street
Washington Avenue
Pine Brook
Prohibition Preachers League Sets Pro Patria Pledge
A Scranton meeting of the Prohibition Preachers league at 402 Lackawanna avenue adopted resolutions affirming Prohibition principles and pledging ministers to advocate the cause from pulpit and by other means as desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Preachers’ League
Lackawanna Avenue
League
Dr Joseph Cooks Argument for Prohibition Lecture
Dr Joseph Cook spoke at Frothingham last night on Rumeellers as Robbers and Rulera delivering a powerful prohibition argument to a large attentive audience. The address held the crowd from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Joseph Cook
Frothingham
New Goods Arrive as Local Store Hails Fresh Stock
A sale note lists assorted items including oyster broilers, ladder varieties from 6 to 8 feet, cedar and brass pails, ironing boards on legs, folding clothes bars, coal hods, and glass celery trays. The advertisement promises new stock arriving daily at low prices.
Green and Gold Store Front At 319 Lackawanna Avenue
A readable fragment describes a store front at 319 Lackawanna Avenue selling neckwear and apparel. It touts inviting goods, novel designs, and attractive prices with emphasis on quality materials and stylish presentation. References to customers and showroom display appear in a period newspaper voice.
Weekly family washing offer with pound rates
A local laundry invites families to send in all weekly wash with special pound rates. The notice stresses relief from dirt and heat and asks readers to write for terms and conditions.
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Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Ackawanna
Mundry
Penn Ave
A.B. Warman
Willinas
Mganulty
City Notes
Gentlemen's Driving Club
David Morrin
Margaret Maxey
St. John's Society
Capote Avenue
Teachers’ Committee
Scranton Clearmakers’ Union
Surnee Hall
Florence
Bridget Arthure
Pleasant Street
Hyde Parke Catholic
Wood's
Scranton Business Colleges
Scranton Baseball Park
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Henry Jessup
Syria
Barring
Grover
the Armory
Wilson Bill
Lackawanna
Pittsboro
Pittsburg
Major Everett Warren
Retten
J. W. Dimock
A. W. Daley
Dr. F. &. Jenkins
8. A. Dilts
J. B. Shannon
William Shannon
Willam Lathrope
G. A. Patterson
C. A. Kase
J. C. Davin
Henry Wilbur
William Hollandbask
James M. Stewart
Robert Blair
C. R. Munn
Edward Juch
Fred Hiller
F. E. Burr
R. D. Stewart
Joel van Gorder
Edward Moon
Robert Carter
T. H. McMillan
M. K. Purdy
James McMillan
Frank H. Smith
Albert Wright
L. I. Burrell
A. F. Cook
Will Hubbard
W. W. Williams
J. E. Bone
T. J. Simmons
Robert Maxwell
Sam Moon
G. Nicholson
Reese Hughes
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Henry Watterson
James Madison
Supreme Court of the
Warren
Maine
Vermont
Major Warren
Wilson
Senate
Iris
Munyon
E. G
Coursen
Lagkawanna Avenue
Prohibition
Lackewenna Ave
Woolworths
Lee
Woolworth
Conrad, Hatter
Washington Ave
Oslands
Schimier Pianos
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
S. C. Snyder
AVING
Astrakhan
Hudson Bay
BOLZ
Wyoming Avenue
Jack
Banister’s
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
ALA
Lackawanna Ave
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