City Notes and Upcoming Local Events
Gentlemen's Driving Club races are set for Saturday at 2 p m. A beginners music reading class led by Tallie Morgan opens this evening at the Scranton School of Music on Lackawanna avenue. The Bactor Music Society will not meet tomorrow as the hall hosts Prohibitionists for election returns. A radon and Frothingham box-office announcements detail seats for Mrs Langtry’s Wednesday evening engagement and outside seat orders. Pabst Milwaukee Beer at Lohman’s is advertised alongside a political jab from Charles H Schadt.
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Gentlemen's Driving Club
Scranton Schoal of Music
Tallie Morgan
Lackawanna Avenue
Bactor Music Society
Frothingham
Jenkins withdraws Independent bid for sheriff in favor of Clemons
William T. Jenkins of Scranton withdraws from the sheriff race as an Independent Republican and endorses Frank H. Clemons the regular Republican nominee. In a circular to Lackawanna County Republican voters Jenkins cites loss of hope in votes and urges rally to Clemons and the party nominees.
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William T. Jenkins
Scranton
Frank H. Clemons
Mr. Jenkins
Lackawanna County
Republican Party
Tribune
Jenkins
Mr. Clemons
Innes Present War and Peace Musical Spectacle
Innes' New York band delighted a fair sized audience at Frothingham on Saturday evening. The program traced the Civil War through selections with an electric artillery display and performances by the Thirteenth regiment unit and Grand Army of the Republic veterans. Critics praise a likely crowded house for his Scranton return.
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Innes
New York
Frothingham
Thirteenth Regiment
Grand Army of the Republic
Scranton
Democrats Run Campaign Gauntlet Urges Voters to Go
The piece urges voters to turnout against alleged smear tactics by the opposition. It questions Edward Merrifield’s role and calls for a strong public reaction to partisan attacks. It also notes an art exhibition by Mr and Mrs J B Morse at Stuart's art rooms and promotes Davidow Bros wedding rings.
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Art. Pleage
J. B. Morse
Stuart's
Pinck Me Store Debates Campaign Lies and Coal Workers Speak
The Tribune publishes respondents refuting Times charges against Sheriff candidate Frank H. Clemons. Blue Ridge Coal workers, miners, and foremen deny discharging or pressuring employees to trade at Morgan Store, asserting freedom to shop where they choose. Public statements from Henry Carey and others reinforce that trade was voluntary with no penalties for not using Morgan Store.
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The
Tribune
Frank H. Clemons
Blue Ridge Coal Company
Blue Ridge
Morgan Store Company
Times
Scranton
Sheriff
L. Rice
Morgan Store Co
Peckville
Blue Ridge Breaker
Scranton Times
Clemons
the Sith and Sistult
Frank Clemons
Henry Carey
Patrick Gallagher
Samuel G. Collins
Paul Shelinski
Joseph Updyke
Charles Brockman
William Strong
Michael Strucen
Arthur D. Wrightson
John Sinachuck
Stephen A. Smith
Martin McHale
Isaac Marat
William P. Miller
Bryan Paone
Joe Matueschuck
J. D D. White
Fred. Jones
John ¥. James
Henry R. Jones
Patrick Phillips
James F. Cawley
Charles Robinson
Patrick Carey
Peter Dubalneky
John Saunderwon
Andrew Hydowick
Antony Colloran
George Harrison
Alfred Stockton
Henry Vones
W. J. Sneidiker
Michael Shestac
Uriag Richards
Evan Richards
Philetus Sneidiker
Thomas Evins
Michael Sherga
Thomas Ford
Patrick G. Curry
Richard Richards
Peter Sloughbourd
Lackawanna County
S.6
Harry Simpson
A. D
W. Arnold
J. P
S. B. Williams
B. Williams
Lilly Langtry Arrives In New York After Stormy Passage
The Jersey Lilly and her acting company arrived in New York from England after a stormy voyage. A gigantic wave wrecked the deck flooding Langtry's cabin and sending luggage afloat. An entertainment was held in the saloon, and Langtry was to begin her American engagement in Scranton on Wednesday night.
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New York
Scranton
Moody Campaign Finances and Moody Meetings Reported
Rev. Charles Robinson addressed the Second Presbyterian church detailing Moody campaign finances. The committee received 3702.93 dollars and spent 1680 on campaign equipment with the rest for labor light music and advertising. vouchers to be presented at a Pastors Union meeting. He endorsed Moody methods and noted lasting benefits among attendees.
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Charles Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
Moody
Young Mrs. Winthrop Presented at the Academy
The play Young Mrs. Winthrop was staged at the Academy of Music Saturday night by an excellent company. Notable performers included Errol Dunbar Robert Mc Wade Collin Kemper Mrs Annie Mortimer Lansing Rowdan Lillian Schovelin. The show drew a responsive audience and received favorable remarks.
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Academy
Big Day for Football at Scranton and Wyoming Seminary
Scranton College and Wyoming Seminary won football matches while Wood’s Business College fell to Scranton Business College at the baseball park. The Lackawanna squad lost to Wyoming Seminary at Kingston. The day featured a large crowd, heated rivalry, and notable players cited for effort.
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Scranton
School of the Lackawanna
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston
Wood
Business College
Scranton Business College
Business Collge
Wyoming House
Scranton College
Westminster
Harm Dyer
Matt Reynolds
Lathrop
Fenstermacher
Hunmin
Nnesman
Miller
S. Thompson
Cleaveland Covacee
Barrett Barnes
Williams Constantinese Plgght
Corcoran Hauek
Cescrseas Wyant
Morris Beck
Brag Thayer
Decker
Dr. Stein
Kidnappers in Custody in Lackawanna County Case
Two South American kidnappers Jacques or Sacher and Serafina Canate were arrested in Scranton after a boy from Montevideo was abducted in January 1894. The pair deny the accusation and claim the child is hers, while the Argentine consul awaits disposition guidance in New York. The arrest followed extensive prior inquiries and public interest stirred by The Tribune. The suspects remain under surveillance in the mayor's courtroom as authorities await official instructions.
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Tribune
Simon Sacher
Aling ‘Jacques
Serafina Canate
Montevideo
Uruguay
North End
Buenos Ayres
Pettine
New York City
Jacques Or Sacher
Canate
Bull's Head
Joseph Cassese
Lackawanhh Avenue
Jacques
Philadelphia
Manayunk
Scranton
South America
Died At Poor Farm Two Friendless Inmates
Two Hillside home inmates died Saturday at the poor farm. John J. Taylor an insane patient died at 40. referred by W. G. Carr. Hannah Madden aged 80 died of senility. admitted Oct. and longtime domestic for a known family. relatives unknown. Davidow Bros. Banking advertises loans.
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Hillside
John J. Taylor
W. GB. Carr
Hannah Madden
Impromptu Races Hit Gentlemen's Driving Club Meet
A sparse crowd witnessed a disrupted Driving Park program as many expected starters did not appear. The Gentlemen's Driving Club held two impromptu events after the card was scrapped. Blue, Magegle Davis, Little Agnes and Abigail contested three half mile heats with times of 14, 13. and 44. Blue won the first and final heat, while Little Agnes posted the fastest half at 13 driven by G M.
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Driving Park
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Blue
Magegle Davis
Little Agnes
Abigail
G. M
Spectator notes show horse heats and rider pairings
An improvised team race features John Simpson of Carbondale riding Madge and Settle and L T Payne with Duke and Farmer Boy. G M Shelly rides Fanny Blair and Beauty J. Simpson wins heat one in 1.28, Shelly’s pair wins heat two in 1.2714.
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Shelly
Mr. Goodwin
John Simpson
Carbondale
Madge
Setttle
L. T. Payne
Duke
Farmer Boy
G. M. Shelly
Fanny Blair
Beauty J
Mr. Simpson
Mr. Shelly
Dems On The Run Burst Of Filthy Campaign Fury
Fragmentary readable text depicts a political caption about Democrats under attack, arguing not to let personal abuse drive campaigns. It references ballot harvest and timing of public response with rhetoric about burying insults in the heat of political battle.
Sewing Machine War Ends in Aldermanic Victory for Plaintiff
David R. Thomas sued Singer Manufacturing and its agent for accrued commissions while also defending replevin suits over a horse wagon and a sewing machine. Alderman Fuller awarded the full amount claimed to Thomas, with later potential suits looming as Thomas vows to press each additional $1 due. The case highlights ongoing friction between ex-employees and Singer and hints at more disputes this winter.
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Alderman Fuller
David R. Thomas
Singer Manufacturing Companies
Singer Company
Mr. Thomas
Singer
Thomas
Mitchell
Aldeman
Plantif
Winter skating rink to be built at Driving Park
Businessmen start work at Driving Park to prepare a winter skating rink and ice track for horses with plans to flood the ground as soon as freezing weather arrives. The grand stand will be remodeled with enclosed rooms and a refreshment stand, a band stand will be added, and fourteen lighting units will illuminate the rink. Stephen Brodrick of Prospect Avenue was fined 2.50 for assaulting his wife after a confrontation with Officer Coleman.
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Stephen Brodrick
Prospect Avenue
Offcer Coleman
Brodrick
New Goods Arrive Daily with 10 Cent Prices
Fragmentary ad copy lists shi fier pair hair ornaments spears dagg and a new celery tray at 10 cents each. Mentions many new goods arriving daily and 10 cent pricing in a period advertisement style.
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Shi
Fier
Neckwear Surprises Attract Attentive Shoppers
All neckwear is on display with new and novel dressy forms. The exhibit features four-in-hand and bow knots, thrust materials, and exquisitely designed pieces. An inviting price range and stylish options draw men to the display in this popular exhibition.
Pound Rates for Family Wash Offered
Advert sees a laundry service inviting households to send weekly wash. It promotes special pound rates for families and urges readers to write for terms.
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Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Ackawanna
Taaundry
Penn Ave
A. B. Warman
City Notes
Pabst
Milwaukee
Lohman's
Spruce Street
Charles H. Schadt
P. P. Smith
Innes Band
Edward Merrifield
Blackguard
Davidow Bros
Morgan Store
Pinck+ Me Store
Food For Voters
Ziba Tinklepaugh
L. M. Stanton
Fred Williams
Committee
Holland House
Agatha Tylden
Esther Sandraz
Dolores
Sardou
Patri
Edwin Rose
Beranton
Chicago
Charlea H. Schadt
Lilly Langtry
Moody Campaign Finances
Mrs. Winthrop
Mansfield State Normal School
H. Albro
Manafield
Nay Aug Falls
Elmhurst Boulevard
Commonwealth Building
Price
Reinhart’s Market
and & Lackawanna ‘Avenue
Lacknawanns County
Davidow Bros. Banking
Davidow Bros., Opticians
Dr. Gibbons
Wyoming Avenue
Woolworths
Woolworth
Lackawatha Avenue
Conrad, Hatter
Washington Ave
W.W. Berry
Jowaler
Lackawanna Ave
AVING
Longyate
Astrakhan
Hudson Bay
J. Bolz
Wyoming Avenues
Ew FM
Ace Avarr
Clothiers, Hetlers, & Finishers
Oslands
E. G
Coursen
Sohmer Francistro Af
Prescot
S. C. Snyder
Banister’s
Lackawanna and
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