Notable Montrose Visitor and Local Arrivals
Henry H Fordham of Montrose visits the city on business. George J Miller of Honesdale is the earliest of friends here. H A Kingsbury, once seriously ill, is out of danger and recovering slowly. Charlia Kapmeyer of Philadelphia visits his brother Fred Kapmeyer on Penn Avenue. Mr and Mrs Newton Johnson of North Bunner Avenue travel to New Jersey for the wedding of Mrs Johnsons niece Frank Clark of Richmond Virginia. Miss Julia Conway of Philadelphia returns home after week with cousin Miss Maggie Godwin of Stone Avenue. William Connell and William A Connell attend the funeral of John Taylor Lehigh Valley railroad traffic manager in Bethlehem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Fordham
Montrose
Bualneas
George J. Miller
Honesdale
H. A. Kingsbury
Charlia Kapmeyer
Philadelphia
Fred Kapmeyer
Penn Avenue
Newton Johnson
North Bumner Avenue
New Jersey
New Jersey, Where They Attended the Wedding of Mrs. Johnson
Frank Clark
Richmond
Yesteray
Spencer
Snon Street
Julia Conway
Maggie Godwin
Stone Avenue
William Connell
William A. Connell
John Taylor
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bethlehem
Lynched Brakeman Fatally Injured In Mill Accident
Patrick Lynche of Crown avenue and Beech street died at Moses Taylor Hospital after falling between two gondola cars at the South Steel mill. He was 22, worked as a brakeman, slipped while applying brakes near the loading shed, and was crushed. Funeral arrangements to be announced by 816 Birch Street undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Taylor
Patrick Lynche
Crown Avenue
Beech Street
South Steel Mill
Cusick
Owen Walsh
Birch Street
Lynch
Moses Taylor Hospital
Mary Davitt
Pear Street
Weber and Scranton Directory Ad Note
Horsford's Acid Phosphate praised for brain and nerve benefits. Guernsey Bros offers Weber products. Taylor's New Index Map of Scranton and Dunmore advertised at 12 Tribune Building, or with a Scranton Directory 1896 order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Scranton
Dunmore
Trength
Tribune Building
Scranton Chrysanthemum Show Opens at Frothingham Theater
Scranton's chrysanthemum exhibition opens at 9 o'clock this morning in the Frothingham theater and runs daily 9 to 11 until next Tuesday, featuring a vast display of chrysanthemums, palms, ferns, exotic fruit jars, and a notable kitchenware and table setting exhibit with prizes. Admission is twenty five cents for adults and fifteen cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Frothingham
New York
EB. G. Courson
Corpa
Germany
France
England
Penn Avenue
Florida
Scranton Baseball Franchise to Be Sold by Sheriff
The Scranton Base Ball franchise and property will be sold by the sheriff at the baseball park this afternoon at four. Rumors of a disposal have circulated since insolvency, but The Tribune maintains the franchise will stay in Scranton based on trusted sources including Powers, president of the Eastern League. Betts, Scranton association president, remains uncommunicative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Countjeas
the Tribune
Powers
Eastern League
John Tighes Colts Win Second Scranton Indoor Game
The South Side beat North End 9 to 1 in St Mary's Hall for John Tighe's Colts indoor baseball clash. Players Kenrick Mullarkey and Smith led strong offense while pitchers Blecke and Mullarkey restricted the North End attack as spectators clashed over base lines. league standings list South Side ahead 2-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluns
St. Mary's Hall
Nowa End
Sons
North End
South Siders
St. Day's Hall
West
South Side
Kenrick
Eateher
Alicell Southard
Plteher
Blecle M. Mullarkey
Sheerer His
Griffin
Mullark
Kentor Shortstop
Eimery Kirl
Bryden Tropp
Smith
Reean Mekeehat
Thomix Aiutherix
Amoge
Yankee Trick: British postmaster Bennett in Rossland town
Vincent Gennett of Rossland British Columbia once a US citizen served as postmaster in a Canadian boom town. Rossland grew to 3000 with churches papers and a trolley as Bennetts postmastership ended amid civil service uproar. He later voted in Philadelphia while Rogaland mines reported profits and growth prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Gennett
Rossland
British Columbia
Philadelphia
Mark Kk. Edgar
Mr. Bennett
Bennett
Civil Service
Canada
Rogaland
Spokane
Y M C A Standard Course Opens With Grand Concert Co
The annual Young Men's Christian Association standard course has drawn cultured city interest. Six years of entertaining programs have grown in popularity as the committee prioritizes merit over ticket push, spending nearly all funds last year while pleasing patrons. The opening event on Tuesday evening, November 12 features the Remeny Grand Concert Co with dockets at the association office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Remeny Grand Concert Co
Association
Commission in Lunacy for Frank Shiffer In Scranton Court
Alfred Shiffer petitions for a commission in lunacy to examine Frank Shiffer alleging five years of drunkenness and unfitness to manage his estate. The father seeks to protect his three children Ada Sherman and Sean from squandering a $300 city payment due to Shiffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shiffer
Alfred Shiffer
Fiviffer
Ada
Sherman
Sean
Scranton
Sniffer
Chamberlain Coal Co Sues Pennsylvania Supply for 9000
The Chamberlain Coal Company sues the Pennsylvania Supply Company for nine thousand dollars. The suit began yesterday in the Prothonotary’s office before Pryor. The claim dates to June 17, 1895, with payment arrangements noted at a Wilkes-Barre bank and at O’Brien’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain Coal Company
Pennsylvania Supply Company
Counseal
Wilkes- Barre Deposit and Savings Bank
Blood color and kidney health in Dr Hobbs advertisement
An old promotional essay explains blood colors and kidney function linking healthy kidneys to pure red blood. It touts Dr Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills for numerous ailments and offers a pamphlet and investment prospectus from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heable
Sparagua
Hobb
Dr. Hoth
Hobb's
iMedicine Company
Chicago
San Francisco
Empress theater at Earl's Court dwarfs late Chicago venues
London gains the Empress theater at Earl's Court, claimed largest stage in Britain and room for 6,000 spectators and 2,000 performers. The movable stage, 117 feet tall to the lantern, rivals Mar’s Court and dwarfs Chicago’s Auditorium in scale and mechanical design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chicago
Earl's Court
Goen
Wich
Olympia
Mpress
Marl's Court
Trafalgar Square
St. Pancras Station
Duke of York
Carlton House Terrace
Imre Kirally
Empress Theater
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Miss Edith Norton
New York City
Florence Richmond
A. Hall
Wyoming Ave
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Horsford
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Ayo Spruce Street
Frothingham Theater
Bdge
Wiliam C. Clark
H. M. Boles
Welcher & Millar
Hill & Connell
J. C. Huntington
Lanka
George KB. Fancourt
Wilkes-Barre
Gelbrecht & Wadley
Henry Kroeder
G. R. Clarke & Co
Scott
Johnson
Imperial Quartette
Bauer
Lawrence
Wil
Misa Phoebe Smith
Adela Breaksions
Green Ridge
H. E. Coggawell
Hector James
Wees
John Tighe
West Side
Ciccceeeeee
BEN Cseceeess
Central City
Sckee JO
Ponneant
Florey
Une Sporting Goods
Tenkeht
West Shde
O'Brien
Adams Avenue
National Gallery
London and Universal Bureau of Investors
BBC
Edward C. Ross
Walter C. Pepys
Arthur Stiffe
Pillsbury's
Rexford
Rexford's, Cts In
Targun
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
Ines Them
Uli
Haviland & CO
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
J. P. Mgann
Auda
Knox Hats
P. Mpgrea & CO
N. A. Hulbert
AMY Music Store
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Maine
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
Ft Paul
Canadian
United States
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
E.V. Skinner
Broadway
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lacka. Ave
E. Grewer
Old Post Office
Pennvenue
Spruce Et
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College
A.m. Tod P.m. Bunday
New Life
Peng Avenue
Spruce Street
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