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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1894
Page
3
At 322 Lackawanna Ave the damaged stock from water and smoke is offered for sale to move goods quickly. Miscellaneous books stationery fancy articles blank account books wall papers window shades room and frame moldings must be sold at a price to clear the building for repairs.
George W. Owens travels to New York on business. Allornes T. V. Powderly returns home from New York. Rénard Scott of Jersey City, proprietor of the Tron King Clear company, is in the cay. Miss Altur Fordham of Montrose visits Mrs J A Fordham of San Jerson avenue. Mrs W A Trooks of Binghamton hosts. Mes JH ML Cole and Mrs Willan Spenser are guests at the Wyoming. Tallie Morgan, author and contributing editor, called to New York last night amid industry discussions.
The Motormen and Conductors Benevolent Association of Scranton Traction Company plan the third annual hall tonight at Turner Hall on Seventh Street. Past events were financially successful, and officials expect another well organized affair. Special cars will run from West Lackawanna Avenue and Seventh Street at 2 o'clock am to help guests reach the event.
Mrs Davin presents Bible readings this afternoon at Taylor Methodist Church with another session tomorrow afternoon. She will discuss The Three Story House with One Window on Thursday evening. Her revival meetings at Taylor have drawn good attendance amid ongoing church activities.
Large audience heard West Side Board of Trade discuss paving progress at St David's hall. Funeral held for Patrick Walsh of South Garfield Ave with requiem at St Patrick's. Community notes cover local politics, church events, and residents’ health and visits.
Miss Livale Lynn of Hawley visits Mary O Hoyle in Cusick Avenue. George W Owens of Sanderson Avenue tours New York on business. Frank H T Clemons Republican club meets in Hogers Hall Saturday. Bohemian club hosts banquet at Frank Clark’s Willan Street home tonight. Mrs L Wetherby, longtime Pirk Place resident, ill in Carbondale. William Thornton of New York City visits his mother on Oak Street. Mrs Nelles Langan of Blotun Avenue visiting relatives in Hawley. Kate Prankbind to wed, cousin of Mrs Langan. Puritan Congregational church bazaar begins tonight at Company Harméry, runs all week with nightly musical entertainment. Boys at Mrs Stohls bakery on Midin Avenue knock over a wooden Indian, breaking a window. Mine trouble shifts for Caynga district as mules moved to Briablni and Diamond mines. M A Goodwin resigns as glass works manager to become general sales agent, based in New York City. family remains. Message received that Miss John Ettringham of Douglas Flats.
Several lawsuits filed by residents and firms seek damages and legal actions. Christopher Smith represented by VT J. Digan sues Wilked Bare and Scrinton Ryallona Co. for 3500. Robert Savage initiates action to contest wills and property rights tied to Keystone brewery in Diimmeare. Matthews Bros plans a four story building on Lacka Ward land as C B Wiley & Co to construct after a September store fire.
The Tribune announces a fully compiled classifid list of leading wholesale hunting manufacturing and professional interests of Scranton and vicinity bound as a handsome illustrated book with photographic views of buildings streets and residents. Subscriptions will fund New York and notices will be sent to outsiders. Representatives will visit those named to explain the edition.
Guernsey Bros highlights a quirky pairing with Tiny the Weber in a pet feature. Readers meet the team and see the bond between owner and dog as they explore local charm and character in town. The piece blends light humor with community portraiture.
Civil Engineer Blowltt to map the Propond District as Minooka residents prepare a petition to join Scranton. A public meeting is set for Monday night at 7 with aims including police and fire protection.
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