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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1895

Page

8

City Notes Roundup of Local Events and Incidents

Darby Dougherty was held in $600 on a charge of denatlng his wife. The Sunday News announces a print run on St Valentine’s Day. Delware and Hudson Canal Co and DL&W Co paid workers at multiple mines and shops. Marriage licenses granted to Joseph Wilirynek and Anna Craplinaka. Griffin starts new shoe business at MC Penn Avenue. A sewer contract on North Washington Ave near Larch St was finalized. Public sale for Arthur Frothingham lease postponed ten days. Civil service exams slated for storekeeper and gauger. St Ancey of Padua bell blessing and bishop’s confirmation planned in Dunmore. Deer hunting trip planned by Edgar, Monies, and Underwood. James Murphy bail set for alleged attempted assault. Carnival “Garneval of Nations” at Green Ridge Presbyterian church. John Koch re-arrested for wagon wheel theft. Christian Wilhelm dies at 47. funeral at Park Cemetery. Typographical Union ball set for Thanksgiving night. Turner Hall decorated. Hayes Bros orchestra to play. new two-step dedicated to printers.

Darby Dougherty Alderman Millar McCann Howley Bros Washington Avenue New York Larch Streets Arthur Frothingham C. H. Welles Civil Service Guager Internal Revenue Department St. Ancey of Padua Dunmore O'Hara Mark K. Edgar Pike County James Murphy Millar John Koch German 4Fellows Park Cemetery Turner Hall Hayes Bros Hayes

New Goods in Indies of Scranton Offer Jackets at Bargain Prices

We expect to show a large assortment of ladies jackets at 10.00 each the best bargain offered to the Indies of Scranton this season Jackets at 12.50 15.00 and 0 from the manufacturers See our advertisement on third page of this paper Menrs Hagen

Lailes Scranton Hagen

Saturday Special Jacket Sale In New York

We return from New York with three jackets described as the finest lot yet. Elegant cloths and tailor perfection praised, with payment on balance. Also advertised are private dining for dinner parties at Lohmann's and lunch at the Glocd hovel, with fashion notes and menus.

New York Frankhon Washington Lohmann's Race Street

Chrysanthemum Show Draws Big Crowds in Frothingham

The Chrysanthemum Show attracted large crowds at Frothingham yesterday with higher attendance than Tuesday. Miss Phoebe Smith, a young soprano from Feoanten, impressed the audience witharias of her two numbers and encore, while notable Scranton guests added to the event. Tonight features cornetist Professor Hamlin Coggswell with The Lawrence Orchestra.

Frothingham Frothingham Theater Hawky Mies Smith Scranton Sturges Parke Mason C. Db. Simpson H. P. Simpson N. G. Robertson T. E. Watking F.L. Phillips George Reynolds EB. A. Clark Mies Clark W.T. Smith R. M. Scranton Amnesa F. Chappel William Connell C. W. Fulton A. D. Mackington John V. Quackenbush Calvin Seybolt Seybolt Lawson Silkman H. A. Coursen J. D. Weston Durland Surdam J. Jy Dimnick Honesdale W. Hancroft Salt Lake City D. C. Handrick Montrose J. H. Seiple Kingston J. D. Carpenter Pittston Hamlin Coggswell Lawrence Bauer

Scranton Football Hosts Wyoming Seminary At Base Ball Park

Scranton Bicycle club football elevens meets Wyoming seminary at Base Ball Park this afternoon at 3 30. The home squad has trained hard with modern methods and seeks local support as many Wyoming players have friends in Scranton. Lineup includes Decker Allen Zane Cleveland Connery Coggins Owens Bowman Poener Walsh Noakes and Steel with substitutes Connell and Foster.

Wyoming Scranton Flevens Scranton Bicycle Club Wyoming Seminary Scranton Te Wyeeting Decker Allen Zane Cleveland Connery Coggins Owens Bowman Poener Walsh Noakes Steel Connell Foster

Coal Exchange Clothers and the Martin Delany stock sale

The former Martin & Delany clothing store is renamed Coal Exchange Clothiers. Creditors led by M. Kull & Son continue to clear the stock valued at ten to twelve thousand dollars. Large assortments of men and boys’ clothing offered at deep discounts with two cents off per dollar and special prices on knee pants outfits. Also advertising jackets capes and overcoats with notable bargains. For sale a well equipped Forest City laundry. Also promotions and notices for clothing and goods at Wyoming Avenue Scranton and Forest City addresses.

Martin & Delany Coal Exchange Clothers M. Kull & Son Scranton Place Coal Exchange Wyoming Avenue

Children's Day Prompts Special Style Sales At Local Stores

The notice invites children to celebrate on Saturday with coordinated outfits and price cuts. Francis Fitz advertises bargains for the day at 24th First Chamber Concert. A nearby event and Powell's music store are also mentioned with sales and activities.

Francis Fitz Y. M. Co. Hall In of Wenia Powell's Music Store

Fragmentary note on planoterte rotation and muslo-edtr

A damaged fragment references planoterte rotation and muslo-edtr data. The readable words point to a technical context likely involving study notes or an engineering sketch. Specific names, dates, or places are not present in the legible text.

Strong Candidates All Judge Willard Leads Them

Judge Willard dominates the state race with 442 003 votes and strong showings in Allegheny and Philadelphia. Judge Smith trails with 285 882 votes, carrying the western and central counties. Congratulatory messages pour in from notable figures as supporters plan a possible dinner celebration.

ER. N. Willard Philadelphia Superior Court Hererbouks Judge Willard Thin Luzerne Judge Rice Allegheny County Willard

Health figures show October deaths and monthly comparisons

The October health tally reports 11 deaths, down from 90 last October. Year to date total deaths reach 152, with monthly figures listed from January to October. June and July appear unusually low and high in health outcomes, and there were 66 contagious disease cases last month including 24 diphtheria, 23 typhoid fever, and 15 scarlet fever with several fatalities.

New England Society elects officers and plans banquet

The New England Society met in the board of trade rooms with C. H. Pond presiding. Theodore Strong of Pittston was elected president, A. Fuller of Scranton treasurer, J. Harry Fisher of Scranton secretary, and Charles E. Hall elected to membership. Arthur L. Collings named secretary pro tem. The treasurer's report was referred to the auditing committee. Adjournment awaiting the president's call for arrangements for the annual banquet.

Theodore Strong Pittston New England Society Board of Trade C. H. Pond Arthur L. Collings A. Fuller Scranton J. Harry Fisher Charles E. Hall Jefferson Avenue

Wood's College Journal and Literary Society Notes

Wood's College of Business and Short Hand notes a former day class student joining the evening class. The Literary Association under President John Martin is a success. The Williamsa Literary and Debating Society adopts Wood's College name. A new college journal, 1000 copies ready, materials for twenty thousand copies to be provided to students at net cost. Thanksgiving attendance expected. college remains a beacon of thorough educational work and graduate placement. Frankfort crowds hotel. a tale of a maid in a chic gown and a heroine dreaming of sewing.

Carey Literary Association John Martin Wood's College Williama Literary and Debating Society New College Journal Hs R Killams

Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Dr Baird Missionary Physician

The article extols Paine's Celery Compound as a powerful remedy for nervous disease rheumatism and neuralgia. Dr J R Baird, a missionary physician, testifies to its benefits in Michigan and Indiana Penn and urges patients to try it for rapid relief and renewed strength.

J. R. Baird Michigan Paine Baird Faird Indiana Penn

Aborn Presents Maritana to Delighted Academy Audience

The Grand Opera Maritana drew a large audience at the Academy of Music with Maud D Arcy in the title role and Warren Lombard as Don Jove De Santaren. Performers received encores for the prison scene and solo numbers. A matinee today offers Rip Ahoy and tonight Mascot.

Marktana Academy of Music Charles 11 Spain Madrid Caesar de Duran Lagarillo Killa Charles Tl Don Caer Nobde Maud D' Arcy Don Caezar Lazarillo d Warren D. Lombard Don Jove de Santaren Rhip

Ejectment Action Begun Over Unpaid Cherry Street Lots

Mrs Laura Morris of the South Side filed suit through attorney Charles L Hawley against Mrs Catherine Davis for ejectment over two lots sold April 25 1888 on Cherry Street. Davis took possession but has not paid. The agreement allowed ejectment if purchase money was not paid.

Laura Morris Catherine Davis Laura Tt. Morris South Side

Misleading Notices Warn Public About Delany Ring

Public notice disclaims connection to a ringing-out scheme at the old stand and warns that notices signed Martin Delany imply a false association. The statement, dated November 8, 1893, clarifies the village misrepresentation.

Martin Delany Ring Delany

Silk Walets At Fitzgibbon's Feature New Styles

Silk walets displayed by Francis Fitzgibbon offer a refined array of styles and colors. Fifty new silk walets arrive on sale at H.00 per piece, each priced not under the stated value.

Francis Fitzgibbon

Acid Phosphate News Brief From Fifth Ward

Horsford's Acid Phosphate is described as furnishing brain nerve phosphates and strength. Died section notes a man from the Fifth ward near Academy street, with unclear phrasing about his wife and selection.

Horsford Eo Selec Fifth Ward Academy Street

Viewers to Fix Land Value in Railroad Eminent Domain Case

On November 20 the seven court appointed viewers in the case New York Susquehanna and Western Coal Co against Penneyvar’a and New York Canal and Rail Road Co will meet on the land in Old Forge town to appraise value and damages. The NYS&W Co claims the line built through its property without permission and seeks a fair valuation after failed negotiations. Viewers named are H. B. Reynolds Daniel Williams W. B. Christmas John J. Pathey Dr. J. W. Houser M. E. McDonald and William Frantz.

New York Susquehanna and Western Coal Company Penney Var’a New York Canal and Railrad Company Wepute Old Forge Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Austin New York, Stoquehanna and Western Company Wewers H. B. Reynolds Daniel Williame W. B. Christmas John J. Pathey Dr. J. W. Houser M. E. McDonald William Frantz Navy

Mathews Seeks Divorce Over Cruel Treatment

Attorney EB C Newecomb represents William JE Mathews in a divorce action filed yesterday against Lille Mathews. The couple married September 27 184 and separated December 6 of that year after Mathews alleges cruel and barbarous treatment and indignities rendering his life burdensome. Dr O Briens office and residence is on Adams avenue between Lackarve and Spruce.

EB. C. Newecomb William JE. Mathews Lille Mathews Mathews

Place Your Orders For Right Style With Us

An advertisement urges shoppers to buy now for timely delivery. It promises fashionable styles and reliable service, aiming to attract customers seeking current trends and dependable ordering options.

Very Fine Kersey Jacket Starts at Four Ninety Eight

A bold price point advertises a stylish Kersey Jacket at four ninety eight, highlighting the newest fashion. The line promises quality fabrics and current styles to entice shoppers.

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