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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1895
Page
7
Thanksgiving services and local notices across town
Prayer meetings at Welsh Baptist on West Market on Thanksgiving at 3 and 7 pm with Pastor W F Davis. Evans Davis of Taylor won a chair drawing at Putnam Street on Nov 26. ticket 207. Arm injury update for Evan Brgane recovering at West Market Street home. Bernard Reilly arrested for begging and vagrancy but released to leave town in two hours. Bernard Davis to spend Thanksgiving in Susquehanna county. Thanksgiving entertainment at North Main Ave Baptist Church. North End Crescents vs Park Place football at Driving Park Thanksgiving afternoon with listed lineup. T H C Maloney held on assault warrant. bond set at 200. North End indoor baseball beat Company H 12 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Baptist Church
West Market Street
W. F. Davis
Evan Davis
Taylor
Putnam Street
Evan Brgane
von Storch
Bernard Reillly
Pittston
Bohr
I. N. Roberto
Bernard Davis
Oak Street
Susquehanna County
North Main Avenue
D. J. Jones
D.williama
R. H
W. Evans
T. Evans
F. B
Cluskie
T.H. C. Maloney
Patrick Maloney
Alderman Roberts
John Regan
North End
Company H
Mrs Annie Thomas Concert Company to Perform Tonight
Miss Nellie Ellsworth returns home from West Pittston. Mrs A M Bingham hosts guests in Cherry Street. The Mrs Annie Thomas Concert company and Miss Tillie Lewis will perform with prize winners from the Worlds Fair. Uncle John Mitchell, 6, breaks leg in Hollisterville. Descriptive lecture on America at Dudley Street Baptist. Union Thanksgiving services at Presbyterian Church at 10.00 led by Rev J C Leacock. Birthday party by the Ladies Aid at Boyle's Hall with penny bags and an interesting programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Ellsworth
West Pittston
A. M. Bingham
Cherry Street
Manley
Annie Thomas
Tillie Lewis
Mies Phoebe Englert
Butler Street
Hollisterville
John Mitchell
Dudley Street Baptist Church
W. M. Cleaver
America
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Leacock
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Boyle's Hall
Birthday Party Tendered to Charles G Lewert by Employees
A birthday party was given Monday evening to Charles G Lewert by the employees of the Lackawanna Store Association limited. Several friends presented him with a silk gift. Also reported is a mining accident in Meadow Brook shaft injuring James Jones, with recovery expected. A marriage in St Joseph’s Minooka unites George F Sheehan and Catherine McDonough. The North Steel mill resumed operations, and the Ringgold band reorganizes for practice. A holiday wine sale is announced at James F Beats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monas
Charles G. Lewert
Lackawanna Store Association, Limited
Charles Canavan
Mr. Lewert
Dora Rentensen Lissle
Lamesene
Hattie Lewert
John Lewert
George Lewert
Patrick Dougherty
Philip Lewert
T. F. Bevan
Peter Kellerman
D. I. Jones
William DeWilde
Edward Dolan
Charles Ea
F. W. Kirchoff
William E. Kirchhoff
Richard Gaughan
Alfred Gutheinz
Otto Robinson
A. Welchel
William Tannler
John Shea
Kawanna Hospital
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Jennie O'Boyle
Archbald
Anna Gibbons
Pittston Avenue
Tillie Westprahl
Willow Street
Carbondale
Elm Street
Robert Breuner
James F. Beats
Cedar Avenue
Local Society Notes and Mine Accidents
Miss Anna Sprogel of Plymouth returned home after visiting friends in Greenwood yesterday. The Greenwood Presbyterian church held a chicken supper at the church last evening and plans to add to the building. Mr and Mrs John Wallace and sons Patrick and James attended a relative's funeral in Plymouth yesterday. Anthony McHugh of Malin Street was kicked by a mule at the Archbald mines Monday. Patrick Fitzhenry was injured at the ore mines yesterday by a fall of rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sprogel
Plymouth
Greenwood
Greenwood Presbyterian Church
John Wallace
Patrick
James
Anthony McHugh
Malin Street
Archbald
Patrick Fitshenry
Oere
Fought with His Fiddle on West Side Street
Hungarian fiddler George Smith clashed with a man on Lackawanna avenue as a wind toppled his violin. The instrument shattered in the scuffle and a policeman arrested the Hungarian, taking the broken fiddle to headquart ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Lackawanna Avenue
Cuse
Letters From The People Card From Robert Girling
A reader defends an innocent relationship amid allegations from Robert Brown Girling about a shooting incident. The letter defends a neighborly friendship with Mrs and her daughter, notes past friendly acts, and criticizes sensational reporting. It also promotes Tribune advertising services and a postage paid note for announcements.
Thanksgiving Football Doubleheader Promises Big Crowds
A Scranton alumni eleven to face the School at Base Ball Park on Saturday with 15 to 20 alumni joining 4 pm practice on Quincy Avenue. The Thanksgiving game pits Scranton Bicycle Club against Wyoming Seminary with bets on the Bicycle team and expectations of a hard fought clash at 3 pm. Captain Rymer of Wyoming Seminary is reportedly injured, possibly crippling the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buast- Bess
School of the Lackawanna
Thomas
John Brooks
A. G
A. E. Hunt, Jr
Frank Spencer
Harry P. Simpson
Spencer Dickson
James Blair, Jr
Windsor Decker
Edward Moffatt
Quincy Avenue
Olive
Vine Streets
Scranton Bicycle Club
Wyoming Seminary
Scranton
Wil
Wilkes-Barre
Collegians
Thayer
Shamokin
Kingston
Rymer
Wyoming
Seminary
Scranton Club Seeks Ball Park Site Options
Owners weigh two plots for a new baseball park in Scranton. One is along the old race course near Tripp's slope, the other is Johnson's lake area west of Washington avenue near the Columbus breaker. The Johnson's lake site, owned by the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Co, is favored. Plans call for a large grandstand bleachers a green sod and a four lap track. A five year commitment is sought. Lease terms from Delaware Lackawanna and Western are unlikely for long durations at the present park. The preferred Johnson's lake site is near central city Green Ridge and accessible by streetcar with a 600 foot average walk radius, contingent on Penn avenue realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Club
Tripp
Washington Avenue
Columbus
Johnson's Lake
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
Penn Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Central City
Green Ridge
Williams Smink Signed by Pitts-Bere as Catcher
William Smink a minor league player is signed as catcher for the Pitts- Bere club. Alonzo Clayton a renowned western athlete is associated with Brookdale tud, Lexin he comin, at a pvary of 1000. Lyons McClelland adds more signings for next season. William Phillips 1512 Direct pass noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smink
Pitts- Bere
Alonzo Clayton
Brookdale
Ned Mounts
Lyron McClelland
Oylan
Air-O Colt
Bradford
Ella
Colt Belew
Watertown
Fatal Pneumonia Proclaims Grim Lesson In Patient Care
A fragment describes pneumonia as a deadly disease that halts vital functions and ends life when strength fails. It urges sustaining the patient’s vigor with measures to support digestion tissue creation and overall recovery efforts.
Bovinine Promoted By Physician Endorsements
Dr Charles Wilson of Providence relates a personal case where his wife recovered from a severe pneumonia after receiving Bovinine mixed with wine. He states rapid nutrition and strong belief in the product, noting many other physicians endorse it as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson
Atwell Ave
Providence
Tribune Annual and Political Hand-Book 1896 contracts
Wide awake businessmen are invited to contract for advertising space in The Tribune Annual and Political Hand-Book for 1896. The work will be a comprehensive reference with extensive information and statistics, targeting Northeastern Pennsylvania including Luzerne Susquehanna Wayne Wyoming Monroe counties. Issued January 1 1896.
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Tribune
Pennsylvania
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