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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1895

Page

6

Railroad freight totals and aging signaling upgrades reported

Last week Chicago east bound dead freight reached 62 04 tons, up from 6 98 tons prior week and 51 850 tons a year ago. Panama Pacific conflict delays signing new amicable agreement. Toronto Hamilton and Buffalo lines award interlocking switches and signals to Auto-Pneumatic Railway Signal Co. Altoona PennsylvanIa orders twenty five class P engines with 0 inch drivers, signaling a shop boom. John Barr, ex Pullman conductor, died after a Philadelphia collapse. he saved most passengers during the 1889 Johnstown flood. Old Colony and New Haven lines switch to right hand track Sept 22 to align with other routes, a change seen as desirable for uniformity and safety.

Chicago Panama Railroad Company Pacific Mail Steamship Company Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo Railroad Company Delaware, Lackawanna and Western New York Pennsylvania Juniata Pennsylvania Railroad Company Altoona John Barr Philadelphia Johnstown Barr New England New Haven Hartford Boston New London Providence

Grand jury drawn for November term by county officials

Commissioners Mannion and Sheriff Clemons along with Clerk F Wagner will select 260 citizens Monday to serve as jurors. A grand jury for the term beginning the first Monday in November will be drawn for three civil and two weeks of quar. Also mentioned are dining car offerings and Swayne's Ointment advertisements amid street and road references.

Mannion Clemons F. Wagner

Tribune Ad Offers Help Without Charge

The Tribune advertises assistance at no cost, noting that the column charges are a penny per word. The item emphasizes free help and mentions minimal other charges.

The Tribune

Potter Trespass Suit Opens as Lawyer Hand Leads Defense

In Potter v Traction Co the court refused a consult for the defense. Horace E Hand opened the defendant side. Testimony focused on proving facts. Riley and Connolly testified as eye witnesses. Adjournment set for 19 10 Monday with likely transfer to federal court. other cases and verdicts noted.

Lynch Potter Traction Company Horace E. Hand Robert F. Fox Andrew Conlon John Riley Mr. Potter Polea Whea Tyler Connolly Burns No. 6 Connolly Blakely Street Mr. Connolly Mr. Burns Gay United States Federal Court Room Edwarda Ira T. Barber Scranton Glass Company Joseph O'Brien W. W.baylor Watson & Diehl No. 3 Court Room Gunster J. M. C. Ranck George M.watson A. A. Vosburg C. W. Dawson J. W. Carpenter Walter The Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company Patrick F. May John W. Miller Ellen O'Owonnell John Tighe

Ethel Tucker Company Delights Academy Audience

A gala night at the Academy of Music featured the Ethel Tucker company in Called Hack with Misa Tucker as the star. The stylish crowd praised the actors and the troupe, and matinee fans will receive souvenir candy boxes while tonight ends the run with Coast Guard.

Ethel Tucker Academy of Music Hack Misa Tucker Coast Guard

Mayor Signs Several City Ordinances Including Street Widening

Mayor Connell signed multiple council measures including the Robinson street widening project to re grade the thoroughfare, with potential litigation as land along the route may be condemned after negotiations fail. An ordinance opening Filmore avenue to Division street uses donated land from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western. another transfers $10,008 to funds for Beech street approaches.

Connell Robinson Street Filmore Avenue Division Street Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Oay West Side Beech Street

Dickinson Law School Announces Senior Year Courses

The Dickinson Law School outlines a senior course with Dr. Trickett teaching real property to juniors and law of evidence to seniors. Lectures cover municipal law damages negligence and practice in the orphan court, with a Scranton faculty lineup and Judge Hand serving as dean when Trickett is absent.

Iickinson Law School Dickinson Law School John BR. Jones J. J. H. Hamilton Clarence Balentine I. A H. Burns Lemuel Amerman Major Warren Judge Rhone Wilkes-Barre Orphans’ Court Judge Hand Schoo Dr. Trickett

Senator Vaughan criticized over Irish alliance interview

Readers debate the Vaughan interview as Scranton Tribune columnists defend Irish leaders William Lyman Alexander Sullivan and John Finnerty. They deny Vaughan’s charges about the Triangle and Clan na Gael, urging support for the Irish alliance and Irish independence.

the Tribune Bir Vaughan Odlum Scranton Chicago Scranton Tribune Irigh al- Hance Vatelan Becranton William Lyman Alexander Sullivan John Finnerty Clan-na- Gael Mr. Vaughan Land League Iriel Treland Rattle Rin Battle Order of Hibernian Hatiie Order of Hibernians Ireland

Health board urges water boil warning amid low supply

The Scranton health board urged residents to boil city water due to low reservoir levels, though analysis shows water is not dangerous. The Elmhurst tannery drew sharp scrutiny as officials pledged steps to prevent contamination while typhoid cases linked to the area do not threaten the water supply.

Board of Health Philadelphia Scranton W. W. Scranton Scranton Gas and Water Company Elmhurst Allen the Gas and Water Company Filmhurst Bateson Jo Cosely Brigge H. W. Loftus Richard Thomas

Opening of Educational-Industrial Department at YWCA

The YWCA launches its Educational-Industrial Department Monday at 7 90 pm with penmanship under Miss Vipond. Elementary課 students gather for reading spelling arithmetic geography and grammar while wood carving drawing and painting classes begin at 8 pm. Thursday involves elementary and advanced courses in algebra English literature physiology history and German plus millinery. Friday features plain sewing chart cutting embroidery and the Chautauqua circle. The gymnasium class starts Monday as scheduled.

Young Women's Christian Association Cay Misa Vipond Clagoin Chautauqua

Jay Gould’s Collection Scranton Character Found Drunk

Scranton’s well known old character known as Jay Gould was found lying behind the Scranton House in a drunken stupor. Patrolman Mills took him to the station house where he slept off the intoxication. An inventory of his pockets was taken.

Scranton Jay" Gould Mills

Remarkable Pocket Treasures And Aging Oddity

An elderly traveler described as over 90 years old wields novel items beyond a candle and pipe, carrying lye, shoe blacking, grease, a telescope cup, rat-tail files, paints, and many small tools. He is said to be wealthy. The piece also mentions health tonics, transport routes, and a sales push for jewelry and art, including frames and photographs, by Turnquest.

Mark Twain Audi

Rexford's Going That Washington Stock Is Melting Away

The ad notes lowered prices on Taber's Engravings and Pas tels with many framed pictures offered cheaply. It encourages customers to visit, promising an upset sale with quick house cleaning and new stock arriving soon.

Washington Taber

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