City Notes From Scranton District Socials And Notices
Various local items report a Tit tenbender & Co drawing this Saturday evening, a Young Men’s Institute social on Thanksgiving eve, a school grading project discussion, canal company employee actions, and a federal hearing on Pyne borough incorporation. Also noted are probate actions, a mine injury, guardians selling real estate, several marriage licenses, a sermon at First Presbyterian, a Typographical Union hall event, and Wilkes-Barre football cancelling Scranton plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittenbender & Co
Mat’ Welock
John Voyle O'Reilly
Seigel
Benunton
South Scranton
Scranton
Frank Ercorts
James Marion
Cape
Judge Edwards
Federal
Pyne
Mary Thurns
Seranton
Megister Hopkins
Williama F
Luther
Scranton Typoxsraphical Union
Excelsior Hall
Lawrence
Wilkes-Barre
Daniel Gelbert
Geome
Howe Scranton
School of Lackawanna, Business College
St. Thomas’ College
Modern Hosiery Offers Warm Woolen Stockings
Mears and Hagen advertise warm woollen hose for cold weather. Prices range from 20e for children’s warm socks to 25e for ladies ribbed hose and men’s cashmere usage. The note urges protection for feet and ankles with the new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
Father McAndrew in Critical Condition After Nightfall
Rev. James F E McAndrew remained gravely ill with his condition described as extremely critical last night. Hopes for recovery, noted previously, were abandoned as the situation worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FE. McAndrew
Tribune
Scranton Business College News and Local Ads Mention
Attendance grows as Buck Whitmore Co opposes branch schools and focuses on one. Reese Lewis lands a stenographic post at a Scranton firm noted as a hustler. Fred Carpenter reports a positive bookkeeping move. Western Penman highlights Prof. Amburn and Scranton Business College’s growth. Dinner options at Lohmann’s with private rooms. Dr McDowell advertises dentistry. Dayidow Brus auction promotes watches clocks and bric a brac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck, Whitmore & Co
Reese Lewis
Scranton
Reese
Fred Carpenter
O. F. Amburn
Amburn
Scranton Business College
East
Murder on Bunker Hill Follows 1894 Slaying Tale
Rosco Salvatore murdered last evening at 6 90 by a knife stroke to the chest. Francesco Cambrosio, the reported killer, fled to the mountains after the stabbing sparked by a quarrel at Frank Chipriano’s boarding house on Bunker Hill. Coroner Longstreet and a jury prepared to hear testimony as investigators questioned residents and searched Italian neighborhoods for Cambrosio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chipriano
Salvatore
Frank Conforti
Rosco Salvatore
Vno
Francesco Cambrosio
Pambrosio
Bunker Hill
Chipriano
Cambrosio
Dambrogin
Hoth
Chiprione
Dambrosto
Longstreet
Mntclertakery
T. P. Letchworth
Dunmore
J. E. Garvey
Sonmore
E. M. Pennypacker
AL J. Vorhis
M. Custard
John T. Brown
Robert A. Fentt
B. J. Haley
M. EB. Dolphin
Saturnia
Soelock
Frank Williams
Haley
Dolphin, McGrail, Diglin
Bdgar
First Snowfall Delights Scranton Residents
Scranton witnessed the season's first snowfall with a brief afternoon flurry and west wind. The cold increased, leaving muck on walks and damp streets, but traffic was not disrupted and no meteor shower was seen as The Tribune went to press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Tribune
Continuous Flight Conveyor to Replace Mules at Delaware & Hudson Breaker
The Delaware and Hudson Racket Brook breaker will remove its five mule work teams by next week as improvements install a Continuous Flight conveyor. Link Belt Engineering of Philadelphia builds a steel trough conveyor to move culm from chutes to the culm pile, driven by a forty horsepower engine via a manilla rope. The new system displaces mule labor and old belt and shafting arrangements, signaling broader adoption of beltless power in mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware & Hudson
Iriver Hows
Link Pelt Eneinecering Company
Philadelphia
Carbondale Herald
Curtain Ajar Causes Injuries At Mears Hall Dance
During a dance at Mears hall the heavy front curtain fell injuring several Crescent orchestra members. Coronetist Robert Sielver had his instrument struck as the curtain dropped. The accident was blamed on a prank by some young men who loosened the ropes. The ball was run by William J. Morgan and the curtain fell at 8 20 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears’ Hall
Crescent Orchestra
Robert Sielver
Steiner
Willam J. Morgan
Storrs Shaft Disaster Deaths Probed by Inquest
Coroner Lane Street in Dickson City empanels a jury to determine the cause of death of Williams, Pimteu and Solinisky, three men fatally burned in the Storrs shaft. The jury will reconvene Monday night to hear testimony after viewing the bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Street
Dickson City
Willams, Pimteu
Solinisky
Storrs
Dynamiter Edward J Ivory Arrigned in Bow Street Court
Edward J Ivory also known as Edward Bell the alleged Irish American dynamiter appeared in Bow Street Police Court this morning and was remanded for trial. United States embassy representative Mr Carter attended to watch the proceedings. In Cleveland Hanna said Republican national headquarters would move to Washington with Chicago to close in a week and New York by January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Ivory
Edward Dell
Bow Street
Tandon
Tlius Edward Bell
Pow Street
Mr. Carter
United States
Cleveland
United Associated Preates
AM A. Hanna
Washington
Chicaco
New York
National Grand Patrons Hear State Masters Reports
Washington November 13 The morning session of the National Grand Patrons of Husbandry continued hearings on state masters reports. Delegates will be received at the executive mansion tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grand Patrons of Husbandry
Executive
Vandalia Receiver Appointed and Local Fashion Ad
A receiver was appointed for the Vandalia system this evening in Vandalia Indiana. Nearby, New Coin Toe shoes are advertised as stylish and comfortable with wear value at two and three dollars a pair from 6 Brothers' Shoe Store on Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Indianopolle
Ind
Brothere
Lackawanna Aveue
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Strength and Recovery
The ad promotes Paine's celery compound as an energizing tonic to restore worn nerves and bodies after summer strain. It claims improved appetite, digestion, and mood, with testimonials from David Hirsch of New York praising weight gain, strength, and vitality after two bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Hirsch
Paine
New York City
Wells, Richardson & Co
Tom
Alee
Williams College Notes Debating Society Public Meeting
The debating society at Williams College invites attendance at a Friday evening public meeting in the college halls with a musical and literary program. Afterward attendees will go to Excelsior Hall for festivities. New students arrive this week including three country pupils. Prof Barney resumes work Monday after illness. Lectures this week cover Arbitration and Life Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debating Society
Excelsior Hall
Essie M. Will
School of Mines
Halstead
Barney
Exhibition of Swies Village Impresses Scranton Families
Tonight the Swies Village exhibition closes its visit in Scranton after drawing leading families since opening. The display showcases remarkable mechanical skill by a single persistent maker, with each scene offering fresh surprises as visitors progress. The exhibition hosts welcome inquiries and print orders from the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonicht
Swies
Scranton
Davidow’s Great Auction Case Watches Sold
Local sale features timepieces guaranteed correct and checked before sale. Auctioneer Davidow Ros assures every watch is inspected for accuracy, inviting collectors to bid on a curated assortment.
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Davidow Ros
Harding's China Store Opens Today with Lamps and Glass
Harding's China Store debuts a lamp opening today and Monday featuring a fall import of Chinese and Mohetoian glass in artistic designs. The display highlights new artistic wares and decorative glass pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
To Cure a Cold in One Day Advertisement
An old advertisement promotes laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee. It lists a 25 cent price and refunds from druggists if the cure fails.
Local Services Adverts Include Crystal Laundry and Dorsey
Thoroughly washed and starched garments offered by Crystal Laundry at 125 Penn Avenue Harris' drug store. Elocution and oratory lessons taught by Miss Carolyne V. Dorsey at 434 Adams Avenue with hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twining
Penn Avenue
Harris’ Drug Store
Carolyne V. Dorsey
Delsarte
Adams Avenue
Dainty Line of Children's Coats at the Baby Bazaar
An old ad promotes a dainty line of children's coats at the Baby Bazaar located on Spruce street. The notice also touts McGarrah's Insect Powder sold in 26 and 10 cent boxes, never in bulk, with a dealer asking buyers to request the product by brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
McGarrah
Ladies of Scranton Exhibit Mexican Drawn Work
The ladies of Scranton are invited to inspect the Mexican drawn work on display and sale at M. E. Reynolds 109 Wyoming Avenue. Prices range from 100 to 1000 dollars in this clear, accessible exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
M. E. Reynolds
Wyoming Avenue
Sawyer's Millinery Bargains Offer Early Season Hats
An advertisement promotes intelligent comparisons with clean-cut price cuts on Vintrimmed Pett Hats in small to large sizes, trimmed walking hats, camel's hair sailors, and Ladies' and Children's trimmed hats at deep discounts. Coyne feathers and Grace Taffeta ribbons are featured, with savings shown against higher prices.
Reeves Jones Musical Director and Piano Teacher In Scranton
Reeves Jones served as musical director at a local Presbyterian church and taught piano organ and harmony. He also offered accompanying skills from the residence of the late Herr Kopff at 302 Adams Avenue Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Presbyterian Church
Herr Kopff
Adams Avenue
Scranton
Powell's Music Store Stock Attracts All In City
The text invites the public to examine Powell's Music Store stock before purchasing, claiming unmatched quality and price in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
In Great Demand Carpet Ad Claims
A local advertisement touts carpets as beautiful, durable and economical. The copy emphasizes honesty about product quality and asserts the brand’s claim of being the best.
Have your Furs Repaired by the City’s Practical Furrier
Local ad urges residents to visit the sole practical furrier for repairs and cleaning. Skilled craftsmen offer quick service and reliable restoration of coats, capes, and pelts in a trusted shop.
Three Days Special Sale of Elegant Millinery
Three days of large reductions on millinery items including Coque Feathers Quills and Black Prince of Wales Plumes in varied colors. Children and ladies headwear priced from 10 to prices from 98c to 7 50 with trimmed hats and feather accessories featured in the sale.
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Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Lackawanna
A. B. Warman
Our
City Notes
Father M'Andrew
the Scranton Business College
Lohmann's
Dr. McDowell
Rocco Salvatore
Cambrosiea
Salviatore
Toth
Balvatere
Dambrovio
Frank Metrello
Chipriane
Pippo Doamboosin
Pasquale Dimiane
Joseph Lorengon
Rocen
Toc
Toc As It Was Discovered That Tie Mhfe Poweed
Chiprane
Office of Justice of the Peace
Robert A. Scott
Dambrash
Romy
Squire Scott
Longetrest
Williame
Chipmany
Trullan
Cambrogio
Italy
New Jersey
Burke Bros
Columbus
Washington Avenue
Conforti
Epoet
Antonio Imbriane
Joseph Beschinga
Bocchine
Hinbriano
John Myran
John Genello
Lackawanna County
Bunker HI
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Erie & Wyoming Valley
Mall
Dynamiter Arrainged
Republican Headquarters
Williams’ College Notes
Ecranton Tribune
Sawyer’s Millinery
Reeves Jones
Caristas
Berry
Lackawanna Avenue
Powell's
L. B. Powell & Co
China Hall
J. Weichel
Neo Sng
S. C. Snyder
Sprites
Hotel
Jermyn
Liebecker & Watkins
Exibtin’cellens
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming House
J.bolz
HHS
FURS
Beaver
Cheviots
Melton
Bouclesoa
J. Bolz
Hallacher
Langfeld
Ruppreght
Penn Ave
Cpp. Baptist Church
William S. Millar
Dorker Wyoming Ave
Center ST
Gilecticen
Dunn
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