Gang terrorizes Keyser Valley in Hungarian district
Reports describe a gang attacking two Hungarian men Peter Patrick and John Lucas on the highway near Hampton switch, stealing $7 and $8 and leaving Patrick unconscious. Local detective Leyshon investigates while other assaults in the area prompt church and community notices and a court bail entry of 1000 each for three arrestees.
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Keyser Valley
Peter Patrick
John Lucas
Continental Hill
Hampton Switch
Patrick
Hyde Park
Gallagher
Michael Whalen
Stanley Doer
Patrick McGovern
Luzerne Street
Doer
Jones Davey
Patrick Gallagher
Martin McNicolas
McNicholas
Ee Street
Pall
Drunk Five Tramps Commited To County Jail
At Bellevue breaker five intoxicated men were arrested by Special Officer Whit ing after a carousal and taken to West Side police station. In afternoon police court Alderman Kellow jailed each man for thirty days. identified as John Dunkerry Thomas Carroll Ed Boyle Ed Mortimer and John Connors.
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Bellevue
John Whiting
West Side
Kellow
John Dunkerry
Thomas Carroll
Boyle
Mortimer
John Connors
Printing and binding services promise tasteful, correct work
The department assures attentive service for printing and binding with facilities unequalled. Proofs available on request, inviting customers to place orders in this line.
Golden Jubilee Thanks From Cedar Avenue Pastor
Rev L Nice of Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church thanks friends via press for kindnesses on his golden jubilee. Multiple local meetings announced including Camp 400 Patriotie Order, Division 2 Hilbermians, choir event at Germania hall, and a Gospel meeting led by Miss Nellie Lawry at the South Side association. New stock at Borcher’s wallpaper shop on Cedar Ave.
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L. Nice
Cedar Avenue
South Scranton
Patriotic Voters Seek Public Political Handbook
Million voters recognize political confusion and vow to inform themselves before voting for the common good. The new handbook of public political information edited by Lawrence F. Prescott offers views from all parties on Gold, Silver, Tariff and Free Trade. Available with any purchase of a men's suit.
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Lawrence F. Prescott
Community Notices From Capouse and Surrounding Towns
The missus Ruth and Ethel Gorton of Delaware street are homebound due to illness. Mr and Mrs Foster hosted a small gathering on New York street last Wednesday evening. Attorney EL H House and family move to North Carolina to reside. Green Ridge guests attended Miss Carolyne V Dorsey s Elocution event at Boyle s Hall in Dunmore Thursday. Laura Longstreet of Binghamton NY visits Mrs Luther W Peck on Capouse Avenue. Bishop has taken a post at Christian s on Spruce Street. Brant of Capouse Avenue travels to White Haven and Philadelphia this week. E Teal and family moved into the Green Ridge Street house formerly occupied by Luawtd Niet. Rev W J Ford of the Baptist church spoke to the Loyal Temperance Legion last evening. Benjamin Jeffrey recited. Junior Christian Endeavors of the Presbyterian church held a special meeting in the church parlors. Union Christian Endeavor will meet there tonight. Eva Brown of Capouse Avenue departs for Philadelphia for a week s vacation. Grace Davis, revivalist at Asbury Methodist Episcopal church, will address a men s meeting there Sunday. In that church.
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David Jeffries
Wayne Avenue
von Storch
Bristol House
Bower
W. W. Jenkins
Jenkins
Fenner and Chappel and
Osterhout
Fenner & Chappel
Kennedy
Gallagher
Edward Kiefer
Henwood's Drug Store
New York City
Kiefer
Stroudsburg
William Richards
Margaret Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eckman
Keystone Brewery
Patrick Noone
Market Street
A. Woodcock
Plymouth
Caoir
Young People’s Society
Davis
Thomas Birtley
Main Avenue
Ruth
Ethel Gorton
Delawaretreet
Dunmore
Laura Longstreet
Binghamton
N.Y
Luther W. Peck
Capouse Avenue
Bishop
Christian
Nhat
Spruce Street
Brant
White Haven
Philadelphia
Philadelhia
Grace Davis
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Davidow Bros Auction Draws Large Crowds
Crowds packed the sale yesterday as bargain hunters flocked to Davidow Bros auction. Shoppers snapped up items on display, taking advantage of the varied discounts offered at the event.
Luncheon of Loyal Temperance Lesson Planned
A large committee arranges a special programme for Loyal Temperance Lesson members and friends on Saturday in the Inner hall. Several town residents are noted as visitors or plans include travel and social events with local families and guests.
Auction of Unredeemed Pledges at Davidow Bros
Unredeemed pledges at Davidow Bros are slated for auction. The sale promises bargains on the remaining items, with proceeds benefiting the firm’s accounts and customers seeking recoveries through the auction.
Insurance Man Higgins Nears Completion and Upcoming Events
Peter Higgins builds at city line nearing completion. Division No. A will hold a regular meet Sunday. A Republican rally at Fasshold's hall next Wednesday features C P O'Malley Col FLL Hiltehcovk and J Elliott Roas. Taxpayers invited regardless of affiliation. Rushers football faces Juveniles at Connell Park Sunday afternoon.
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Peter Higgins
Fasshold
C. P. O'Malley
Col. Fll
Hiltehcovk
J. Elliot Roas
Connell Park
South Scranton
The American Girl shines at Frothingham with Elk guests
H Gratton Donnelly's The American Girl was produced by A J Scammon's company at the Frothingham. Elk's night brought many members and guests to Kerr's management. The four act drama follows an American girl who secretly marries a poor English artist and reunites after nine years. Rob Graham leads a strong cast including Ida Bell Bella Vivian John Fenton Frank X Hope and J Irving Southard as key players. The show repeats this afternoon and evening.
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H. Gratton Donnelly
Frothingham
A. J. Scammon
Kerr
Virginia
London
Scotland
Rob Graham
Scranton
Ida Bell
Bella Vivian
John Fenton
Frank X. Hope
J. Irving Southard
Camille at the Academy play review by the Grandins
The Grandins stage Camille at the academy with solid acting and a standout Mrs Gyandin in a demanding role. The town awaited Hogan's Alley the next night and the supporting cast lacked some fit, though the production overall impressed.
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Mrs. Gyandin
Neieney
Funeral of Miss Sallie Weisenfluh
The funeral for Miss Sallie Weisenfluh was held yesterday morning at Colonel BE H Ripple’s Webster Avenue residence. Rev. George Aldrich and Rev. Richard Hlorns led services with a quartet singing. interment followed at Dunmore cemetery. Pallbearers were Madward Frear Edward Kleppler C F Hess W W McColough James Lawson and George De Wild.
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Sallie Weisenfluh
BE. H. Ripple
Webster Avenue
George Ll. Aldrich
Richard Hlorns
G. Smith
Mies Elsie V. Brown
W. W. McColough
Mr. Croft
Dunmore Cemetery
Madward Frear
Edward Kleppler
C. F. Hess
James Lawson
George de Wild
Baltimore Triumphs in Temple Cup Opener 1886
The first Temple Cup game of 1886 at Union Park ended 7 to 1 in favor of Baltimore. Weather was favorable with 2406 paying fans. Captain Tebeau sprained his back while batting in the second inning and may miss days of play. Score by innings shows Baltimore leading early and Cleveland trailing final 1-7. Batteries were Hotur and Hobbson for Baltimore with Youramit Zimmer. umpires Sheridan and Fishhe.
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Baltimore
Union Park
Tebeau
Taylor Reds contesting Sunset game score dispute
Ivan G. Watkins, manager of the Taylor Reds, objects to The Tribune’s report of a 1 to 6 Sunset defeat. He claims only three Reds were present, a picked spectators club played in the sixth inning, and the score remained 5 to 5 after seven innings.
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the Tribune
Lssue
South Side Sunsets
Taylor Reds
Reds
Sunsets
Ivan G. Watkins
Taylor, Pa
Amateur ball notes on scoring plays and outs
The note explains how a runner scoring from third on a safe hit counts when the batter is put out for failing to touch first. It discusses the rule as applied to a runner advancing on hit and a batter being tagged out on the line between first and second, noting the hitter earns first base and the RBI for the runner.
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Sporting
Unredeemed pledges auction at Davidow Bros store
At Davidow Bros pawn broker, all unredeemed pledges including diamonds watches clocks and jewelry are offered at auction price. The sale invites bidders to bid on items at their own price.
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Davidow Bros
Buffalo Cattle and Sheep Markets Steady to Firm
Market reports show cattle steady to firm with good butcher cows and sturdy stockers. Veals hold at steady prices. hogs and sheep and lambs show activity with native lambs and mixed stock turning stronger while export demand remains light.
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Seiadoo
Canada
Union Stock Yards Market Report October 2
Cattle market firm with feeder prices ranging from 2.00 to 3.70 per cwt and calves around 2. var. Hogs firm early and easing later with prices from 2.50 to 3.50 per cwt for common to choice. sheep and lambs trade varied with lambs near 8.00 per cwt and overall receipts modest.
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Union Stock Yards
Western Rangers
Davidosk Bros. Auction Continues Bidder Night
The Davidosk Brothers conduct a large auction offering 1847 Roger Bros. Silver items including knives forks spoons butter dishes castors cake baskets and more. All goods go to the highest bidder in this ongoing sale.
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Roger Bros
Davidow Bros
Markets and Stocks Wall Street Review
The stock exchange showed little change with moderately increased volume and erratic movements. Manhattan rose 2% to 14, driven by talks of a deal between Manhattan and Metropolitan Traction. St Paul and Sugar declined, Leather preferred fell then recovered, and overall net changes were down 1 to 2 percent with Leather leading. Grain and provisions moved modestly, oats dull, and cheese and dairy items listed with varied prices.
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New York
Stock Exchange
St. Paul
St. Manhattan
Dea
Manhattan
Metropolitan
William Linn
Ale Len & CO
Mears Building
Wholesale meat prices in salt package disorder
Philadelphia markets list prices for smoked beef, hams, shoulders and bellies with references to average costs and brands. The garbled items include salting terms, cures, weights, and a mix of butcher trade jargon making exact figures unclear.
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Philadelphia
Tuba
Market and city beat close with mixed balances
Market report notes a 11g bid at close and credit balances in the local market. An advertisement for Jordan's one-half minute stews appears amid the brief financial items and notices.
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Oi City
Jordan
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Thomas Cusegrove
Mary J. Hoylan
Sumner Avenue
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West Side Christian Endeavor Choir
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H. M. Edwards
Elizabeth Lloyd
Jackson Street
Margaret
Lisele Reynolds
Hampton Street
David Owens
Ploanmsburg State Normal School
Washburn Street
Arthur Stover
Lafayette Street
Crystal Laundry
Antronig Aghderian
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Roberta
North Malin
C. W. Colborn
North Main Avenue
West Side Business Directory
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Malin Avenue
South Main Avenue
J. C. King
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Vrether
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Mayfield
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Clay Avenue
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Ruby Y
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Quincey Avenue
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John Foy
Wilkes-Barre
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Sport
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Academy
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Bia
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National Horing & Drilling
First National Bank
Scranton Jar & Stomper Co
Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Aes
Scranton Savines Hank Honta Plate Glass Co
Scranton Packing Co
Lackawanna Iron & Steel Co
Apt National
Roop
M's
Berean Traction
Ack’ Trust & Safe
Scranton Glass Co
Branton Va
Aee
People’s Street Railway
Serraere
Branton & Pittston Trac. Co
Eae
People's Street Railway
Tickson Manufacturing Co
Township School
City of Scranton St. Imp
Winton
Mt. Vernon Coal
Scranton Traction
Davis’ Theater
Hoyt
Ada Bothner
Teddy
Fall Millinery A. RS
Cratmer’s
Shatnow
Szoenenk Webb
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming House
Bergmann
Berger
More & Leonard
Hogan’s Alley
J. F. Leonard
Barney Gilmore
Wm. J. Hagen
Thomas Nomich
Kaine
Jack Gardner
Dan Gardner
Dick Gardner
Fred Ward
James Curdy
Jos J. Conlon
Mina Shirley
Lillian Shirley
Gladys Hayden
Lillian Leslie
Hulda Havers
Joseph Cullen
Erior Sasi
Adalta
Academy OF Music
Barlow Bros.’ Minstrels
Tery Mack
J. Marcus Doyle
Larry McAvoy
Pee
Dick Valen
George Weeks
Zella
M. W. Rule
D. C. Samson
Clarence Rummell
Arthur Samson
3. C. Boltnott
Thomas Derckett
Jack Hughes
Geat Band
Prices -Gallery, Inc
Wagner & Reis
Mana
John L. Kerr
Grattan Donnelly
R. E
Bob) Graham
Prince
Roy
Gortul Chuiarens
Pisqae
Jottty Lada
Beamon
Sia
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