Local Residents Return and Travel Notes Across Scranton
Personal notices list A B Dunning returning from St Louis Missouri and Myer Davidow on a business trip to New York. Herbert Miller of Wilkes-Barre visits friends in West Scranton with Mrs Shelly. Various locals including Miss Keating, Miss Crown, and Ruth Brooks travel between Wilkes-Barre Kingston and Kingston areas while others return home after visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Dunning
St. Lois
Myer Davidow
New York
Herbert Miller
Wilkes-Barre
Invis
West Scranton
Mra
Gi. M
Shelly End Not
John Kemp
Webster
W. P. Menies
Pittston
First Presbyterian Church
Mies Asi Keating
Wilkes Horne
Mayme Larkin
West Sermon
Clara Crown
North Fund
Peladivies
Milwes Minnii Bases
Myde Pak
Ruth Brooks
Jeerton Avetue
Bundy
Kingston
Wilkes
Tmayre
Leone
Lewis
Mae Street
Wilke Barre
Boye
North Washion Avenue
Lamin
Dernard Long
Josepl AL Wot
Oy Firet
United States Veluniver Haelimers
Fortress Monroe
Betty
Wagner
Toast Suniiny
Binkke
Boranton News
Boranton
New York World
James Connor
Anicie
Agung Wen
Ely
Iitevests
Tin
Witel
Linn
War on the Plantations and the Defiance of LoveH
A fragmentary report describes Papera in the country as a steadfast worker who valued newspaper service, facing death threats from men opposing him. Despite danger he maintained community respect and continued his journalism, while predictions circulate about the future impact on Jin O Connor and the broader events in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa
Jin O'Connor
Ponreymvnia
Bartel Brewery Sold to New York Syndicate
A Wilkes-Barre Record report states Edwardsville Bartel Brewery, recently begun operations, is sold to New York capitalists. The Syracuse firm leads the ownership group, Bartel remains president, and current management and output will continue for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartel
Edwardsville
Whitch
New York
Wilkes-Barre
Werman Bartel
Syracuse
Dwardeville Company
Thie
Kod
Rutlebee
Reed
Sylvester Panksatis
Edwardes Ville
MC. Russel
Joseph Wallace
Polychrome Bible Paper Read at Elm Park Meeting
Rev G B Stone of Forest City read a paper on The Polychrome Bible at a Methodist association meeting in Elm Park church. Presiding was Rev Joseph Madison, with Rev FP Young standing in as secretary. Rev Ad Van Cleft ield reported future paper by Rev Mor Prentice of Carbondale. a vote of thanks was given to Rev Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Feterral Association
Elm Park Shurch
B. Stone
Forest City
Joseph Madison
FP. W. Young
Ad. van Cleft
Wlev. Mor
Prentice
Carbondale
City Offices Voted In February Election
The city will elect a Mayor, City Treasurer, City Controller, three City Assessors, and two School Directors for five years at the February election. Republicans desiring to run must file by December 15, 1896 with C. M. Chittenden, city committee chairman, including candidacy offer and post office address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. &. Chittenden
EF. Chittenden
Salvation Army and ministers to obtain rail pass cards
Officials invite ordained ministers, charity sisters, Salvation Army officers, and American volunteers to apply for rail pass cards. Applicants should send by December 1 to ensure timely issuance. Scranton offices, 200 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Charity
The
Salvation Arms
Amerian Volunteries
Maes
High Valles
Othe Siithon
Scranton
Lackwnnnn Avenue
Bite ton Tesidermist Engages Donnelly’s Shooters
E W Campbell mounts shots by Mr Donnelly for Bite ton Tesidermist at 229 Wyoming aves Miia. The fragment notes a shooting action and the involved names in a terse local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. () Donnelly
E.W. Campbell
Wyoming Aves Miia
A Fine Oriental Bug Sale At Unclear Location
A fragment mentions a reduced price purchase at 124 Washington Avenue and a Friday store event near 500 Washington Avenue opposite Huntingtons. Also notes a promenades concert and an open day at the Holiday store with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Holiday
Willian Building
Washington Avelive
Huntingtons
Ladien Souvenine
Promenads
Unclear text notes on court ruling and defendants
Fragmentary report describes a court opinion by Judge Minarde. Referee TF. Welle finds for the defense amid a dispute involving Henry Snyaler assigned to Will A Morro and weather C A Piller, with mention of Spruce Street and Leecourt Sewer project disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Snyaler
Will A. Morro
C. A. Piller
Minarde
TF. Welle
Spruce Street
Leecourt
Lelong
Puller Owhed
Mnidvsen
Local grocer price list for sauces vegetables and olives
Royal Worcestershire Sauce sold in pints at 20 cents and half pints at 10 cents. Coursen's Sugar Peas priced five cents or 1.50 dollars per dozen. Coursen's Sweet Blossom Corn at 15 cents or 1.50 dollars per dozen. Olives offered in full quart bottles at 25 cents.
Diphtheria Reports Rise Across City Areas
Physicians note steady diphtheria presence with fifteen new cases reported yesterday in Providence Green Ridge central city and Bellewood each, plus one case in West Side and South Side. No deaths. experts state seasonal prevalence, urging cautious interpretation of reports and dismissing sensationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Green Ridge
Central City
Bellewuw
Woeet Side
South Side
Bellevue
West Side
Tribune
W. EB. Allen
Symphony Orchestra Delights Lyceum Audiences With Williams Heroics
The Symphony Orchestra Society delivered a highly praised concert at the Lyceum before a large audience. It featured Evan Williams’s magnetic tenor and a varied program including Cherubini’s Water Carriage and a Welsh rendition of The Gentle Dove. Notables in attendance included William Connell and party, Judge and Mrs Edwards, and Colonel E. W. Ripple and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Orchestra Society
Lyceum
Shiger
Evan Willams
Cherubini
Eugene Ham
Gauniet
Myan Williams
Sheba
Symphony Society
Scranton
Mir William Connell
H. M. Edwards
Cnronel E.W Ripple
Hearing Postponed As Judge Frees Duggan From Misunderstanding
John Gibbons did not appear as expected and Mr Holgate could not attend so the hearing was continued. Judge Archbald learned Duggan did not knowingly overrule the court and asked to strike the criticized paragraph. Duggan took blame for not notifying the court in time and the matter was adjusted to clarify the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gibbons
Clnsest
Mr Holgate
Archbald
Rebwukite
T A. Duggan
Gibbons
Mr. Burns
Duggan
Lewis
John M. Harris
Jude Archbald
Resignation of Rev Bulgin at North Scranton Church
Rev RR Bulgin presented his resignation to the Christian church on North Main Ave Scranton Sunday night after eighteen months as pastor. He had resigned a year earlier but the congregation refused to accept. He cites evangelistic work demanding more time and has reorganized the Christian church on Tripp Avenue Dunmore, which remains in flourishing condition. He has not decided whether to continue evangelistic work locally or take another charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Bulgin
Christian Church
North Main Avenue
North Scranton
Bulgin
Tripp Avenue
Dunmore
Ulgin
More Candidates Register in City Race
Narrative notes several men registering for city offices. George Carton and others seek positions including treasurer and governor as Republicans nominate candidates. Joseph Overton, a common councilman from the Fifteenth ward, is discussed as a mayoral candidate in West Boranay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carton
Othe
Wid
Jad Thames RR
Brooks
Trosurer Reote
G. Brooks
Borntow
Republiccan Ity
Wenden
Ely
Mrooke
Dun, G
Eres
Menke & Long
Joseph
West Borantay
General Meeting Held by Grown Hide Women Group
A general meeting of the Grown Hide Women group was held yesterday in the Presbyterian church parlors with Lansing presiding. The program included readings by Miss Caroline Conkling and other pleasing selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
More
Lansing
Caroline Conkling
Steam Heating and Plumbing Ad by Towley
Advertisement for P P and M T Towley offering steam heating and plumbing services at 281 Wyoming Street with contact via call and promoting Popular Punch Cigars at 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.P
M. T. Towley
Wyomingtva
Refund promise on Greene's Warranted Byrup of War
The undersigned agree to refund the money for Greene's Warranted Byrup of War if it fails to cure cough or cold. They will supply a bottle to prove monetary redemption. Names listed include J. Ken Ponmora, Pa., Johnny, SeTunton, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Harnitoe & Siecett
J. Ken Ponmora
Johnny
SeTunton
Langston Kelly contest costs escalate with unresponsive witnesses
The Langston Kelly election contest drags on as seven Bonded witnesses fail to respond, with daily costs estimated at 200 dollars and total expenses projected to extend for weeks. The Tribune's Saturday figures cite 26 000 as the up to date cost, while others say 41 000. Charles F F Wloss, Twentieth ward tax collector, was the sole witness examined yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Tribune
Aithik Cate
Charles FF. Wloss
Twentieth Ward
Conservatory social highlights and membership update
The piece notes piano numbers by Mrs Clare Reynolds at a Conservatory of Music event followed by a social hour. Women from the Commission on Social Culture hosted the reception. The organization reports a fifty member quota, with about thirty already joined.
Great Value Ladies Jackets From Beaver Coats
Ad copy describes ladies black beaver jackets in the fairest style with six button fronts and back details. Features include stitched satin or fine silk trim and decorative four button fronts. Prices shown in pounds and dollars, highlighting bargain value.
Ladies Fine Wool Kersey Jacket Catalogue Entry
An item listing describes a ladies wool Kersey jacket with satin lining and strapped seams. Color options Garnet or Royal Blue, with silk lined Taf feta material, new sleeve, cutaway front, neck strap details, priced around $15 to $100 depending on style.
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I Kna
SAUER
Ghreater
Brige
Perry Bros
Wyoming Ave
the Griffin Art Studio
Eval
A. A. Lindabury
Lon m Jto
Williams
South Main Avenue
Columbian Detective Agency
Cime Bank Building
Scranton, PA
Chas McMullen
DeToders Navional Bank Bldg
Lackewanne
Aunday
Penn Avenue
Warman
Relsman Bros
Mac
Lackawanna Avenue
Heed
Serperany
Bartel Company
Myr
Martel
Lackawanna Brewery
Mesers
Hand
Tts
Fdwaritsyville
Fudwardsville
G. B. Stone
Beidleman’'s
Bauer
Pleat Presbyterian
Fane
Walle
John T Mich
Chelitian
Michard Z. Matthews
Recep.ion Committee Consisted of the Lidies
James McLews
Rennell
James Archball
William Hall
A. M. Decker
Flop
Kingsbury
V. Logan
A Siesbury
William Plumbs
George Jessup
Fred ‘Tracey
William Poole
BE. le Thick
Louis Mattes
BF. Watts
William HM
Perkins
Mere F. Watt
Barker
Alfred Hand
Veto Pest
EF. Paylor
Climestead
H. A. Knanp
Iatel
Alfred Mand
Willian H. Pratt
A. W. Dickeon
Jide H. A. Knap
F.jd. Watts
William E. Plorley
Lows 'T. Mattes
Hf. McKennie
Traces
Aso
Tev
Dr. McLeod
Nev
Dr Login
Meters
W. W. Scranton
A. H. Storm
A. G. Hunt
C. S. Weston
Thomas M. Cann
Mye. Bushnell
A. HH. Coursen
James Ruthven
DeWitt
J. Clark
Cch. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
C. M. Giffin
Elm Park
J. P B. Moffat
John McVeagh
Binghamton
W. A. Beecher
G. E. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
H. Moon
Peekville
Hugh Grant
Loward Place
W. Vouns
Moorie
Pletcher
Pittaton
James Stewart Dickson
Philadelphia
Hugh Davies
Welsh Baptist Church
Jones
Welsh Congregational
L. D' Anna
Monteleone
Thilan
Hev
Mr. Haughton
Mark's
Dr. North
South Eide
Felix Steinman
Peterbure
T. FF. Atherton
Wilkes-Batre
David ¢. Harrington
Joxsup
Montowe
Mary Fuller
Binghamgton
Fanthie Fuller
Elmhurst
J. B. Floyd
N.Y
Matlin Nilsson
Fuller
Kawards
Royal Worcestershire
Coursen
Tles
MR. Gibbons
Archbard
MR. Bulgin
E. G
S.C. Snyder
Gar Vpruce
Jermyn
American Mutual Indemnity Co
Theral Piotten
Sern
Ton
National Rand Bute
Clarke Bros
Fawne
Knox
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Lackawanga Ava
Raynolds
Bajte
Orie
Ap Ewiet
Bell & Skinner
Briaul
Snow
Grocers
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Mage
Moosic
Rustdale Works
Fredric Hatteries
Mlertha
Explodera
Safuly Pude Ail
Shanisa Co
Smith
Maloney OL and Manufacturing CO
Meridian Street
Brussels
Axminster Hassocks
Sac
Iron Feet
Hassocks
Asc
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