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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1895

Page

3

Local Notables Tour Philadelphia on Business

The Weston Mill Co. and W. H. Hagen of Mears and Hagen are in Philadelphia on business. G C Widenmayer of New York aids August Robinson. Miss Haydee Levy and Louis Oettinger announce engagement. Mrs F J Cooper and family visit Wayman Mia Mildred Lewith in Wilkes-Barre. Bookseller Beldieman heads to New York. Fred Godfrey of Lackawanna returns from Philadelphia. Major Whitney Rowland and Frank Bardsley visit Scranton. Hugh Jennings bids farewell before departing for Bonaventure College Allegheny. R A Capwell registers as a student at law with Attorney David W Brown.

W. H. Hagen Mears & Hagen Philadelphia G. C. Widenmayer New York August Robinson Haydee Levy Louis Oettinger F. J. Cooper and North Rar Wayman Mia Mildred Lewith Wilkes-Barre M. Schwartzkopff Penn Avenue Beldieman Ad Stationer Fred. Godfrey Lackawanna Petty House G. H. Whitney O. B. Rowland Ongsdale Frank Bardsley Scranton Hugh Jennings Allegheny R. A. Capwell Pryor David W. Brown

First Class for Women at John Raymond Institute

The first women’s class begins at 3 PM in the John Raymond institute building under Young Women’s Christian Association supervision. Classes will meet Saturdays at 2 PM and Thursdays from 2 to 4 PM, with higher algebra and geometry starting November 16 at 7 30 PM taught by Mrs. W. O. Breck.

Raymond Dnevitute Young Men's Christan Association Young Women's Christian Association Young Women's Chiietan Association W. O. Breck

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Davies Announces Candidacy for Scranton City Treasurer

Republican voters in Scranton are urged to support Thomas D. Davies for the city treasurer post subject to the Republican city convention. The notice dates from November 6, 1506, and reflects a political campaign message alongside unrelated patent medicine advertising for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills.

Scranton Thomas D. Davies

New Trials Refused in Hand versus Central PA Telephone

Judge Archbald denies a new trial in the Hand vs. Central Pennsylvania Telephone Co. case over injuries from a rusted downed wire blamed for a 1889 trolley-related accident. The opinion weighs evidence of negligence, wire condition, and jury verdict favoring the company, upholding ordinary care standards.

R. W. Archbald Mr. Hand Central Pennsylvania Archbald Everett Warren Candor Willamsport J. Price C. KR. Pitcher J.lliott Joss Plulnty Thomas B. Lockwr Boston United States Dr. Hand Law Ro Nowiiaent Dra. Wehlau Dolan N Uim Beco Ver Professor Lockwood Mr. Fern Chestnut Street Hut

Seek Representation by Anthracite Operators in Railroads

The Anthracite Coal Operators Association, gathering most coal firms outside nine main railroads, aims to gain representation in the boards of nine railroads including the Central Railroad of New Jersey and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. They mined 7 percent of last year’s coal and say most deliveries go under price-sharing contracts with carriers. A committee led by B. B. Sturgis, J. D. Simpson, and H. M. Howe will canvass proxies for annual railroad meetings to elect directors for miners.

Coal Operators’ Association Anthracite Coal Operators’ Association Central Railroad New Jersey Delaware Wanna and Western Delaware and Hudson Canal Philadelphia and Tending New York Ontario Pennsylvania Lehirh Valley B. B. Sturgis D. Simpson H. M. Howe Philadelphia

Miss Norton Delights Large Audience at Y M C A Hall

Miss Edith M. Norton, elocutionist, gave her first public recital at the Young Men's Christian Association hall before a large crowd that included many city notables. Her clear enunciation and expressive delivery drew hearty applause for selections from The Pied Piper of Hamelin to a scene from As You Like It and Riley. She was assisted by Miss Augusta Yendik soprano Miss Elsbeth Winton violinist and Miss Florence Richmond pianist. Winton's playing received marked favor.

Edith M. Norton Christan Association Hamelin Nicholas Nickleby Yorkshire School London Assurance James Whitcomb Riley Belle Norton

Colonel Fairman's Lecture Recalls Civil War Heroism

Memersa of Lieutenant Ezra 8 Grif fin post No. 139 Grand Army of the Reppedbite heard Colonel James Mattman review “A Nation Saved by Trancfu felon of Eiecsl.” He compared the nation to a sick person and praised wartime leadership, recounting the Civil War heroes and urging unity.

Memersa Ezra Griffin Post Grand Army of the James Mattman Coke Kalimanm Efake Patiche Grantdewr

Supreme Court Accepts Boschino Appeal for New Trial

The Supreme Court granted a writ of certiorari to Joseph Boschino, the Italian inmate on death row for the 1894 Dunmore ambush murder of Frank Consort. Attorney George Horn will argue in January for a new trial. Governor Hastings was notified, with execution date to be set after the appeal.

Joseph Boschino John H. Thomas Bunker HI Dunmore Frank George 8. Horn Supreme Court Hastings Gunster Hoschino

Elim Park supper a marked success with turkey and chrysanthemum decor

The Elim Park church held its second supper of the season from 6 to 8 pm with a turkey and chrysanthemum themed event. Tables in the church lecture room were well filled and funds raised were substantial. The supper was organized by a long list of ladies including Mrs. N E Rice and Mrs. Arja Williams, with several helpers.

Elim Park Church N. E. Rice Arja Willams Godford Woolworth Allbaugh Surdam Edgar Carlyn Hughes Brock Seeley Troch Weed Wentz Horn C. E. Hill Griffis Phillips Miss Reynolds Harry Leslie

Return of Grand Jury Indicts Murder in Old Forge Case

The first grand jury return reported seventy two bills with thirty seven true bills. Criscenzo Merelo charged with the murder of Emanuel Loro in Old Forge on June 17 1894 appears among the true bills. The list includes numerous indictments across assaults larceny embezzlement and other offenses plus a section of ignored bills. Grand jury to address bridge petitions across the county and may finish tomorrow.

Criscenzo Merelu Emanuel Loro Old Forge Munier Crincenso Merelo Thomas Teyshon Charles PF. Barnhart Charly F. Williams Helle Vaniboorch Jom Atkhigon Willim Clark Ebien Sheridan Frank Shiffer George Shea Anglia Campbell Israel Gries John Hlickabs William Hay Theodore Wolf Thomas Green Thomas Coyne Bridget Coyne Margaret Han- Hon Roman Smith Patrick Byrne Patrick Maxwell Mary Mullen Fritg _‘Toulock Mary Howey Edward Kennedy Thomas Cavenough William Clark Ellen Sheridan Balloe Berton A. Transue D C. Hand Elton Barry Michael O'Malley Nora O'Malley Thomas Kane James 8. Cobb George B. Archbald William T. Simpson Denis Dougherty Max Miller Fred Ptringer Emma Levert John Grady John Lentes Margaret Lentes John Gloth Dominick Ambrose George Covey L. M. Rozelle Israel Grice Joseph Smith Patrick Goughlin Coats Margaret Hanno Kilmer R. Krapser Minnie Ulsofer John Slamanick George Romanick Gertrude Hittenpuse Crapser Charles FE. Lee George A. Sherman John Horne Adolph Stroh Michael Mernode Michael Peezi Prom George Smith Michiel Peexa Jon Sewok Michael Feesa Anthony Farrell Thomas Mullen Savino Pregniero Dominick Vocre Vincrenzo Viewnioso Bros Frok Pay Costa Patrick Flannery Jennie Jones Dennis Hartnett Bridget Moran Charles Cottle, Jr Conrad Sanke Stella Harris Lotta Gardner Catherine O'Malley E. W. Traylor Jacob Henry Patrick Flannigan Jacob Henry Patrick Flannigan William Race Louis Bahle John Reed Dridge

Day With the Circus thrills audiences in two nights

Clever cast presents Fourth of July themed show with an orchestra carried by the company. The Day With the Circus feature performed descriptively, offering a realistic musical selection. Shows will repeat this evening and tomorrow with matinees.

Scranton Faces Wyoming Seminary in Championship Game

Scranton Bicycle club football team meets Wyoming Seminary in the second game of a Northeastern Pennsylvania series for the championship next Saturday November 9 at the local baseball park. Scranton won the first game 12 to 0 at Kingston on October 3. Seminary seeks to defend its five year hold on the title with a strong effort.

Scranton Wyoming Seminary Scranton Bicycle Club Northeastern Pennsylvania Kingston

Old Rube Tanner at Davis Theater Delights Audiences

Yesterday afternoon and evening Davis Theater offered Old Rube Tanner a three day rural comedy. Reuben and postmaster Hiram Bilkens provide strong comic performances by Mesers Black Wyckoff and Miss Lillian Black with EB A Bills among the rest of the company.

Davis’ Theater Rube Tanner Davis Reuben Hiram Bilkens Mesers

That Pesky Hill on West Lackawanna Avenue

Water diversion into the middle of West Lackawanna Avenue endangers the hill and pavement. Peter Ross reports the issue to Street Commissioner Kinsley. a crew is sent to redirect the water to the gutter and avert pavement damage.

West Lackawanna Avenue Lackawanna Avenue Neain Peter Ross Kinsley

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