Luce Bros Feed Prices Hit 35 Cents Per Bushel
Luce Bros advertise 35 cents per bushel for delivery to any part of the city with early orders urged.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1895
Page
7
West Side Election Hopes Rise As Voters Prepare
Voters on the West Side show keen interest in tomorrow’s election with Bartl running for county surveyor and Dr. Longstreet favored for coroner. Local social notes mention community events, church plans, and updates on West Side residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartl
Longstreet
North End Personal Notes and Funeral Report
North End residents share visits with local families including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cowles and Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Mulley. George Jackson, student at Lehigh University, visits his parents. The funeral of Mrs. Mary Watkins from 24 Putnam Street was held at her home with interment at Washburn Street cemetery. John McCullogh of Throop Street recovers after injuries at the Marvine mine last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Brown
Dupont
West Life Friends
Howell Howells
Hampton Street
South Main Avenue
Washburn Street
Courtwright
Germantown
P. FP. Struppler
Thomas Morgan
Peter Baker
Geiger-Reynolds
Op Yegad
Philadelphia
Daughters of St. George
South Orain Avenue
J. Franklin Prickett
W. BR. Dawes
Davis’ Pharmacy
Wikes- Barre
Catherine Griffin
Jackson Street
Mary Grien
Patrick
John Griffin
Washington Camp
St. David's Hall
W. J. Brace
Welsh Philosophical Society
Elsenbjest
Scranton
William Morton
Annie Davis
Hasleton
Nicholas
Eighth Street
Walter S. Bevan
Lafayette College
Bessie Probert
Charles Connolly
Montrose
Mabel Heynolda
Fractoryville
Carda
Misa Alma Bed
South Garfield Avenue
David A. Willama
Taylor
Mite
Harriet Davi
Re. Ber Des Eunantes
Charlotte E. Lesarus
Charles Cortian
OA. Bhacfler
A. B. Holmes
Richard Cowles
Long Inland
Ambrose Mulley
North Malinavenue
George Jackson
Lehigh University
Jackson
Rockwell Place
Mary Watkins
Putnam Street
John McCullogh
Throop Street
Marvine
Scranton Social Roundup and Local Notices
D G Rorar the barber moves his family to Scranton. Mrs Beattie confined by illness. Local hunting party returns with game from Lackawanna and Wayne counties. Philadelphia guests visit. Social at Presbyterian church postponed. Clergy from Shickshinny and Scranton exchange pulpits. Borough families host friends and outings. Schools reopen after vacation. Funeral attendance noted. David Berton dies at Dudley street aged year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Rorar
Scranton
Edward Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Biikely Street
Mattle Hards
Carbondale
Ald Society
Presbyterian Church
Teeter
Elm Street
Mickey
Shickshinny
J. W. Williams
Fox
Cook
Frank Swartz
Shoemaker Street
Abraham Shaffer
Dudley Street
Georgetown
David
D. E. Berton
Gold and Fountain Pens Inc to 3 Pratt's Book Store
Business listing notes Gold and Fountain Pens Inc transferring to Pratt's Book Store for a sum of 3 units. Public notice includes vendor names and transaction amount. Formal wording reflects a retail supply exchange and ownership change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold and Fountain Pens Inc
Pratt
Letters From The People
Readers submit opinions under their names. Tribune prints items accompanying the writer. The page carries short letters of interest and notes on publication policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Modern preaching trends cited by Tribune editor
The Tribune editor argues that modern sermons in Scranton and the Lackawanna valley shifted away from crucified redemption and temperance toward less judgmental themes. He claims fireful preaching is out of date and questions where current teachers obtain their guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
New York City
Tammany
Dr. Parkhurst
D. J. Williams
Peckville
the Tribune
Bir
Republican
Paul
Leas
Heellfire
Scranton
Lackawanna Valley
President Hanlons Turn on Scranton Franchise Sale
President Hanlon of the State league visited Scranton to assess the Scranton franchise dispute and delayed sheriff sale. He stressed persuasion over bidding, noted Carbondale will join the State league, and predicted a six to eight club circuit with Hazleton Reading Lancaster Philadelphia Allentown and Scranton possible members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlon
State League of Baseball Clubs
Scranton
Scranton Association
Robert Murray
Pittsburg
Tribune
Powis
Mr. Markle
President Powers
Powers
State League
Eastern League
Ita
the Tribune
J. W. Aiken
Carbondale
Pioneer City
Eure
Hazleton
Reading
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Allentown
Brooklyn Has Harper In Major League Draft
Nick E Young, president of the National Base Ball League, negotiates transferring minor league players to National League clubs with $500 paid to the minor club on sign. Harper of Rochester is drafted to Brooklyn for 1896, marking a Western League player joining an Eastern roster. Kansas City manager Jimmy Manning seeks two Eastern League players for $800 each with salary increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nick E. Young
National Base Ball League
Harper
Rochester
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Jimmy Manning
Minooka Man Loses Arm in Rail Yard Accident
Patrick Mangan, 22, of Minooka, near Rendham station, was injured while attempting to jump onto a moving train in the coal yard of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad. His right arm was amputated at the elbow after arrival at Lackawanna hospital. head and body wounds were not fatal. He was expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Rendham
Patrick Mangan
Minooka
Mangan
Lackawanna Hospital
Surgeona
Gilmore Avenue
Pittston
New South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
A claim that a new remedy from Six Moura relieves kidney and bladder pain within six hours. The ad touts rapid onset of pain relief and claims to ease urine flow and bladder discomfort. Sold by C. M. Harris in Boranton Pennsylvania at 195 Penn Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Harris
Penn Svonus
Boranton
Scranton Bicycle Club Triumphs Over Lehigh Eleven 18-0
Scranton's eleven defeated Lehigh University 18 to nothing at the Baseball Park. Connery and Decker scored early, and despite Lehigh drive late in the game Scranton held firm. The victory boosts Scranton's football standing as nation’s strongest local team with plans for a strong lineup against Colgate on November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh University
Scranton
Collegians
Scrantons
Connery
Lehigh
Decker
Owens
Legh
Gannon
Noakes
Lehighton
Allen
Cleveland
Beranton
Dohneon
Barrientoe Alle
Cccvceneeestibhe Jackio
Musor Docker
Walsh
Mr. Phillips
Richard Beamish
Harry Peck
Stein
Syracuse
Welshamd
Welsh
Thayer
Carr
Shamokin
Wyoming Seminary
Elmira
Scranton Bicycle
Gilmore
Shamokin and Seminary
Orange
Blink
Cornell
Wyoming
Posner
Gelbert
Kingston
Seminary
Her
Zang
Coggins
Colgate
Cold weather limits Throop church trotting races
A Driv ing Park charity event for Throop church drew few entrants as cold weather and an early snowstorm dampened attendance. In the 2.35 chase Duke driven by N. T. Payne won the mile in 2.2914, with Tripp C. of Fred Godfrey far behind. Bertha C. owned by Fred Cook swept three heats in 2.264 2.28 and 2.30, while Walter driven by J. L. Crawford placed second in the first two heats and then withdrew. Maud L. and Dr Porteus' mare were the other entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driving Park
Duke
N. T. Payne
Fred Godfrey
Tripp C
Fred Cook
Bertha C
Walter
J. L. Crawford
Maud L
Crescents Defeat Minooka in Pine Brook Clash
A large crowd watched the Crescents of Pine Brook beat Minooka 6 to 4 on James Boys grounds. Minooka led with a Kane touchdown in the first half. Crescents replied with two long gains by Manley and Duggan and a touchdown by Cooney. Duggan kicked the extra point as time expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescents
Pine Brook
Minooka
James Boys’ Grounds
Yesterady
Kane
Lowry
Manley
Duggan
Cooney
Ince
Beore
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News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
Bellevue Mine
Griffiths
William Griffiths
Hillside
Roland Avenue
Bellevue Heights
Rye
West Side
Pailor
Gilberts
Lackawanna
Fear Main Avenue
Majestic Oil
Starner
John H. Reynold
Fairchild 6
Ghuleries
Revere
F. W. Mason & Co
J. C. King
William D. Grifiths
North Main Avenue
South Side News
Evangelical Church of Peace
Julius Maler
Congregation of the Evangelical Church of Peace
August Lange
St. Paul's Church
Prescot Avenue
Prospect Avénue
Hickory and
Alder Street
Sioral Contravtora
Julius Majer
Semnador Mater
Ismit
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Prospect Avenue
Beach Street
Walter Shorten
Ars
Simpson & Co
Cedar Avenue
Dodle Gibbons
Pitston Aveue
Io Pottaton
Ignats Smehlopf
South Side
Turn Verein
Carl Stalber
Workingmen's Hall
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles G. Rogar
Scranton Athletic Club
New York
Metropoll
North End
Dunmore
President Hanlon
P. I. and W. Railroad
Ilas
di Hobb
Hobd's. Medicine CO
Gan Fransiese
Pine Brook Eleven
Louisville
B. Cox
Chicago
Claga A
League of American Wheelmen
Fountain Perry Track
A. F. Senn
Constantinople
Bits
A. W. ‘Terrell
H. Herbert
Porte
Academy OF Music
Jon
OPERA
Normandy
Frothingham, Wagner & Rels
Lessees
Palmer
Cox
Davis
Elfortian
Elmira Telegram
Frothingham
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
WM. Linn Allen & CO
Spruce Street
Cloak Department
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Commonwealth Ridg
Iron and Steel
Jensen
Threm
Dewitt
Scranton Honss
Lackawanna Ave
Danny
Stallam
Monarch
Columbia
A. W. Jurisch
Sprace Street
Diyak
W Menton
Pevwal Mills
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming Ave
Third Nation
Keen Ar
Sil
Aylesworth’s
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