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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1895

Page

8

Common Council Debates Tax Assessors and Night Lunch Wagon

In Carbondale the common council discusses bills from selectmen. Disputes arise over assessor hours and pay. John Booth wins coal haul contract. Requisitions for Columbia and Mitchell hose companies are granted. A proposal to remove the North Main street night lunch wagon is referred to the license committee.

Common Council Messrs Mills McDonough Glennon Pender Smith Kase Colwell Devine Baker John Booth Columbia Mitchell Hose Burros North Main Street

Mitchells Fair Committee Forms for Firemen’s Night

The Mitchell town committee appointed subcommittees for entertainment food and refreshments and floor management for the Hose Company fair. All invited fire departments reportedly accepted attendance and will be present. Concerts are planned each evening with Jermyn talent and contortionist Edward Genaver among acts. Inez Streetcar will stop at the hall and notices of departure will be posted.

Mitchell's Frank Timmons C. F. Alexander FL Thompson Elear Haeth Alexander Jermyn Talent Wonder Ausipires Renterprise Hase Company Edward Genaver Honesdale Inez

Proposed Road Opening in Annexed District

At a common council meeting a petition from residents of the annexed district seeks a street opening from the corner of Enoch Comer to Whyne Street. The group argues for sidewalk and thoroughfare improvements and city support. A private road currently serves most of the distance, maintained by private citizens. About forty citizens signed the petition. If the street is built, it will be named Dillon Avenue. M M C A Secretary Pearsall leads railroad man efforts to form a Railroad Young Men’s Association and to garner railroad support. he travels to New York to discuss with Delaware and Hudson officials the city’s case.

Common Council Elemens Enoch Cominer Tenth Avenue Whyne Atreed Tow Petiion Ae Hames Dillon Avenue Pearsall Tailroad Men's Christian Association Radreid Young Men's Association Mir Pearsall New York City Delaware and Wodson Company

Doctor's advice column offers various tonics and remedies

A ridesharing of remedies is offered for palpitations headaches hair loss cough bad breath and indigestion including extracts like heart and brain products and offerings from the Columbia Chemical Co with distribution through Matthews Bros at 20 Lacka.

I. G New York Dent Mies Phila Troy C. Faling Brown A. M M. D Med. Dept Col. Chem. Co Washington Dp. Co Columbia Chemical Co Matthews Bros

Committee Seeks Private Quarters Report from Pearsnell

The committee has secured an option on some desirable quarters but will not disclose their locations. People await Mr. Pearsnell’s report with interest.

Wreck at Powderly Mine Hurts Equipment on Incline

A serious wreck occurred at the Powderly colliery on the South Side Tuesday afternoon. A loaded trip of mine cars ran down the incline after the rope broke, derailing and tearing the plane, smashing the outside mine door, halting work for the day with no injuries reported.

A Bunch of Keys at the Opera House Tonight

Hoyt's A Bunch of Keys to be performed Saturday evening at the Opera house with new music dances and specialties added. The troupe carries ample scenery and the show promises strong audience appeal and finish. A. EB. Tiffany wins contract to rebuild Hopbottom Methodist church after a recent fire, starting soon with foundation work and rapid progress. Bernard Mullady injured in collision on Cannan Street. carriage overturned but injuries not serious.

Hoyt A. EB. Tiffany Hopbottom Tiffany Oine Bernard Mullady Bernard Muullady Waymart Mullady Cinnan Street No. 1 Mr. Mullady

Turkeys to be served at Baptist church supper

Hendricks Missionary society meets at the Baptist church and votes to host a turkey supper on Wednesday evening November 20 at the church parlors. Committees are chosen and plans underway for a large turnout. Mary Grady of Mayfield is visiting Mary Nealon on South Main Street.

Ladies' Aid selects officers at Methodist church

The election of officers for the Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal church was held at the Grand Army hall with many members present. Officers named for the ensuing year include President Mrs Joseph G Bell and several vice presidents, secretarys and assistants.

P. Finklepaugh Luzerne County George Cook Susquehanna Edith Baker Carbondale Mra Joseph G. Bell E. H. Barber William Peck Mrx John English M. Rogers William Page Mre Thomas Pope G. A. Eeatedl P. Snedicor George Treverin Johna Hieadey Wie George Neater Granny Neue Cs

Irish migrant woman remembered in local funeral and notices

In Jiago County Ireland born widow leaves husband and eight children James John William Charles George Mrs Charles Lake Mrs Ralph Lake and Mrs Jennie Scott of Hyde Park. Funeral at her home in wrassy Thursday at 3 conducted by Scranton Episcopal minister. Interment Prospect cemetery. W C T A to meet Thursday at Mrs J B Sickle's for business. Mrs W J Guest improving. Infant daughter buried in Prospect cemetery Callender lot.

Jiago Ireland James John William Charles George Charles Lake Ralph Lake Jennie Scott Hyde Park Wrassy Scranton Prospect Cemetery W. C T. A Mra. J. B. Sickle’s W. J. Guest Callender Lot

Wayne courty supporters boost Republican ticket in county

The article lists vote tallies showing Republicans winning key offices including state treasurer Benjamin J Haywood and several superior court judges. It notes Democratic opposition led by Peter P Smith, along with minor party results and local social notices such as property purchases, engagements, and funeral details.

Wayne Courty Peter P. Smith Benjamin J.haywood Democras Benjamin F. Meyera Superior Court James A. Beaver Edward N. Willard Joan J. Wickham Charles FE. Rice Howard J. Reeder George FB. Orlady Democrasix Harman Yerkes James 8. Moorehead Charles Henry Noyes Oliver P. Bechtel Christopher Magee Slunty Joseph Loyd Democratic George E. Moase Joner Clarence &. Foster Deminatic Sanford A. Kelly Prohibitionists People's Party Socialis S Labor Party Isaac E Fourteenth Streets Torrey Estate Krebner Brothers May Foster Willum J. Ward Mra. H. M. Gordon Levi van Bitten Port Jervis L. C. Rowe Fourteenthtreet Cortright & Son

Funeral and social notes from Scranton area

A large crowd attended Palmer Cox's Brownies at Frottingham in Scranton on Monday evening. Mrs D C Poet was buried at Mill City yesterday and is noted as sister of Mrs Pardes of this place. Several residents from this place attended the funeral. The Ladies Ald Society met at the Baptist church Wednesday afternoon.

Palmer Cox Frottingham Scranton D. C. Poet Mill City Poet Pardes Ald Society Baptist Church

Community notices and events from local paper page

Election of officers supper served and attendance noted. Birth announced to Mr and Mrs James Elias Thompson of Frevoryville on November 4. The Sullivan Comedy Company performed with limited stage space impacting the venue. Oscar Halstead’s new residence on Academy Street near ready for occupancy November 16. Mr and Mrs Ira Thomas plus family move to Charles Clark House on Maple Street. Mrs George Raldy of Grassy Street passes away at age 50 after sudden paralysis. funeral at Peckville cemetery. Mrs C J Evans visiting relatives. B P James seen in town. Debates between local Catholic Young Men’s Society and Loyal Knights postponed to Friday November 15. Mrs John M Gallagher ill at home West Side. Suburban Wheelmen host a social Friday on Scott Street. A young child of Mr and Mrs Meints dies by fire. funeral this afternoon. burial Catholic cemetery. Mrs M J O’Malley of Dunmore Street seriously ill. Pittston Business Directory lists plumbing and household goods services.

Katie Murphy St. Mary's Church St. Mary's Cemetery Marie McCrindle Pittston Milo Howell John Buélehall Ben Webb John McKenzie Yatterday Susquehanna Marie Mahon Scranton Messie Ruddy Rosar Mayber James Elias Thompson Frevoryville Sullivan Comedy Company Sey Oscar Halstead Academy Street Mizz Jonnie Gardner Saradon Ira Thomas Charles Clark Maple Street George Raldy Grassy Street Raldy Maud Peckville C. J. Evans West Pittston B. P. James Hyde Park Catholic Young Men's Taoist Abetinemee and Benevolent Society Loyal Knights of America John M. Gallagher Wheelinen O Ag Celal Hhr Scott Street

Local Notes From A Scranton Area Paper

Ligste Frave remains bedridden while Edward Lutney recovers slowly. Election day passed quietly with a light vote. Mrs. A I Ackerly returned from New York. Rev F H Patrons held special meetings at Summit. Mrs J A McLean left for Groundsburg. Mr and Mrs M V Sark and others attended Brownlis at Scranton. Ladies’ All society met at Wirz Lewis Edsall’s home. George Drake Jr returned from a hunting trip in Texas. He reports pleasant hunting conditions.

Edward Lutney D. Parker Piston Ing A. I. Ackerly New York F. H J. A. McLean Roudsburg Mon M. V

Final Qualia Exams and Winter Term Enrollments

The final examinations for the first qualia take place this week. New students have enrolled for the winter term, with more expected soon. Professor Whitford, recovering from a broken leg, plans to use crutches briefly. A Christian Endeavor social at the Baptist church last Saturday was well attended and enjoyed. An advertisement promotes Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething relief, sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle.

Whitford Christian Endeavor Baptist

Also Mentioned on This Page

Imunyon Munyon Lackawanna Avenue J. Scott Inglis Powderly’s Mr. Tiffany Hendricks Missionary Society Mary Grady Mayfield Mary Nealon South Main Street David Reese Frank James Barbara Mang Frances Schafer Mra. 8 Singer Delia Moses Hattie Hutchins Mary Parke Nellie Loftus Tralles T. V. Powderly J. H. Paul Mires Werdman T. Levison J.D. Cameron Opera House James Lynady Fock Avenue Doseph A. Murray Paterson N. J Hugh Gallagher Mary O'Grady Salem Avenue Mary Morrison Belmont Street Dennis Hogan Permey Edward Martin Jordan Sandstreet George Benton Mildred Tyler Arthur Loweley Eliphalet Wilcox Nineveh James J. Welsh South Side George Tolley Philadelphia W. V. Gruver Avoca Hood Greenat W. ChomweLll Mt. Pleasant Maryland Eady Evie Ont Matthews Gros End Johan HEBRA Het Matthewe Bres Jone U.S. Gov't Sly Phant Wright & Co Old Forge Keystone AERE Church Street Kerr, Liebecker & CO Cleveland Kia John H. Phelps Wyoming Avenue Spruce Stress Empire Dry Goods Company Henry Goodman Jersey Peeeen Pelea D. Te Bult Henry Goodman, Mamderr Lacka. Ave Goto Washburn-Crosby Co Moosic Powder Co LaMffin & Rand Powder Co Repauno Chemical Co THE Pennsylvania Washington Avenue W’ .Ming Avenue T. Smith Tonio Hartalafmn Birch Bt Dickson Manufacturing Co Ranton and Wilkes-Ba Awe Millionaire Laborer Mechanic
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