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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1894

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Death of a Poet Oliver Wendell Holmes

Boston Oct 7 Oliver Wendell Holmes the poet died at his Beverly Farms residence tonight Born in Cambridge Mass on Aug 20 1809 he studied at Harvard and trained in medicine before turning to poetry and teaching His works include The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table The Atlantic Monthly and many poems and lectures Holmes influenced letters and medical literature with a prolific career ending after decades of verse and criticism

Boston Oliver Wendell Holmes Beverly Parma Cambridge Mass Harvard College Paris Dartmouth College Massachusetts Medical School Atlantic Monthly England

Political currents in Lycoming county and New York races

The Williamsport Sun notes Lycoming county will favor the Democrats by about 1500 votes. It reports talk of De Lancey Nicoll as a possible district nominee and speculation on Rourke Cochran not running for Congress again. It mentions Senator Hills and allied supporters amid expected Democratic decline in New York.

Williamsport Sun Lycoming County Russell B. Harrison New York Rourke Cochran Congress de Lancey Nicoll Hills New York State Joe Hart New Milford Euston Hart Maxton Hill Leraing Jade Gaynor Judge Gaynor Ahip

Train Jumped Off the Track Near Bristol Disaster

A Southern Railway New York to Bristol train derailed three miles north of Bristol Tennessee. The engine collapsed across the track, cars burned, and all baggage was lost. Engineer Samuels suffered severe injuries and may die. Passengers and crew displayed great heroism rescuing the injured from burning coaches.

Chattanooga Ils Tenn Bristol New York Southern Railway Samuels

Terrible race war at Powera station in Kentucky incident

A late evening train riot near Hawesville involving three black men and white riders erupted after black passengers were forced to ride in a separate coach. Women and children were roughed up, panic ensued, shots fired, and several whites were injured while claimants say at least seven blacks were killed. U S Deputy Marshal Bullington and others responded as the train fled leaving the scene.

Haweswille Powera Station Owensboro Fair United States Mon» Ballington Squire Amdrich Marshal Jones John Patterson Bullington

Ex-Congressman Tarsney Triggers Michigan Governor Race Rift

Ex-congressman Tursney of Saginaw now Detroit writes to a Democratic State Central Committee member declining to speak at a Fisher rally citing Fisher's A P A ties. A Lansing meeting follows as Democrats brace for a split. Casterline and Robinson resign letters are sent to chairman Stephenson, though not yet received.

Taraney Fisher Chicago Detroit Tursney Saginaw Spencer O Fisher Bay City Michigan Democratic State Central Committee Lansing C. O. Casterline Mason Samuel Robinson Charlottie State Central Committee Eliott G. Stephenson Don M. Dickinson

Italian McKinley club violence shocks Cubcana crowd

Oscar Douranti president of the Italian McKinley club narrowly escaped an assassination during a public political meeting in Cubcana. Russell Bertola, a fellow member, fired at the speaker from the audience. a spectator knocked Bertolo down with a chair. Police search Bertolo.

Cubcana Oscar Douranti McKinley Club Sseli Bertola Association Doranti Bortolo Bartolo Bertolo

Yale Chief Predicts No Thanksgiving Game With Princeton

Manager Cable of Yale said there is no possibility of a Yale Princeton Thanksgiving game. He told Princeton delegates that Yale has no definite arrangements before November 10 and spoke at the Inter-Collegiate Football Association meeting on October 3 in Boston.

Boston Mass Cable Yale Treharria Morlen Bio

Charity Concert for St Luke's Kindergarten

A benefit concert for St Luke's Kindergarten will be held next Monday evening at the Frothingham. The event supports the kindergarten and invites community attendance and donations.

Frothingham St. Luke's Kindergarten

Concert by Lady Managers Board Brings Notable Artists

The patronage and supervision of the Board of Lady managers of the church assure a highly meritorious concert in Scranton. Featured artists include Mme Lillian Blanvelt, renowned New York soprano, Miss Draeger, Mr Wooler, John T. Watkins and George Carter. The program will be displayed at Powell's Thursday with ticket prices of 1.75 dollars and 60 cents.

Mme Lillian Blanvelt Goprano New York Scranton Draeger Mr. Wooler John T. Watkins George Carter Powell's Hursday

Public urged to aid early store closing movement

The Twentieth Century Assembly Knights of Labor met at 408 Spruce Street with clerks from city shops. They admitted fifteen new candidates and elected delegates to seek newspaper help and ask the public not to buy from stores refusing to close at 6:30 p m. Three delegates were chosen to attend the Jeasup convention on Oct 15. the assembly meets next Thursday.

Assembly Knights of Labor Spruce Street Jeasup

Parnell Memorial Procession in Glasnevin Draws Thousands

Dusix Oct 7 crowds mark the anniversary of Charles Stewart Parnell's death with mass attendance and a long funeral procession from St Stephen's Green to Glasnevin. Notable attendees include J H Parnell and William Redmond, with dozens of bands and wreaths from Ireland, America, and other lands.

Ireland America Australia India Lilius Ind Pament Dublin Cork Waterford Saul Glasnevin Parnell Mia. O'Shea O'Shea

Welsh concert tour charms Wales with Kaisor and Kaiser stars

John H Blackwood business manager for Haydo Evans Cambro American concert company notes immense success in Wales. Julian Allen violin and Sadie Kaiser soprano receive overwhelming praise with frequent encores. Morien lauds Miss Kaiser after Trebarris concert. Kaiser writes first page letter, fifth in series.

John H. Blackwood Haydo Evans Cambro-American Wales Mr. Blackwood Mr. Evans Julian Allen Sadie EB. Kaiser Morien Trebarris Craig-y-Nos Miss Kaiser

Dr J B Crawford Dies Sudden in Harveys Lake

Wilkes-Barre Pa Oct 7 Dr J B Crawford aged 70 a leading physician in this region died suddenly today at his summer mansion at Harveys Lake twelve miles from the city He was surgeon general of the Fifty second regiment in the late war and descended from an old revolutionary stock He was a classmate of Senator David in college

BeLarrente Jon Andrew Curtin Pennsylvanai Curtin Yeateray Mary W George F. Harris Marie J K. R. Breeze Kate W M. D. Burnet Syracuar N. Y W. W. Curtin Philadelphia Bellefonte Union Cemetery Pattigan A. C. McClure Andrew Gregg Curtin Roland Curtin Ireland Pennsylvania Andrew Gregg United States Young Curtin Harrisburg Milton Cartin Grant Russia St Petersburg Wikes-Harve Wilkes-Barry J. B. Crawford Harvey's Lake Fifty Second Regiment David

West Side Men to Organize Young Men's Institute Branch

Preliminary steps are taken to form a West Side branch of the Young Men's Institute. A group met at John Boyle O'Reilly council on Lackawanna avenue to hear Attorney ML A. McGinley speak on the Institute's aims. A further meeting will form a temporary organization.

Young Men's Institute Young Men‘s Institute John Boyle O'Reilly

Welsh Concert Tales of Pontypridd and Hen Wlad

Special correspondence from Pontypridd recounts a Welsh concert with a Welsh hymn in place of God Save the Queen and a tale that Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau was written near the site of the County Hotel. The writer notes rain in Wales, language efforts, and a lively concert scene with U K visitors.

The Tribune Pont-¥-Pripp Georg B. Carter the Tribune Elasalo Wusic America Wales Scranton Wilkes Barre Hogland Victoria Trebarris Anwyl Moeieo Cymry Oura Pontypriad Owain Alan James James James

Favorites' Bad Day in Gentlemen's Driving Club Races

Outsiders win key events as favorites underperform in a snow-tinged Saturday meet. Beauty J defeats Fred and WFL HL in 300 class heats. Fanny Blair beats Duke in 240. Blue defeats Little Agnes in 280. Alex Dunn's Fred takes road race over Dan Hall.

Gentlemen's Driving Club Beauty J Mr. Crawford Fred J. F. Siegel WFL HL Fanny Blair Duke Little Agnes Blue Alex Dunn Dan Hall G. m E. J. Goodwin H. Dadwig Seccsere Star Dudley Po TV Cavsaeses Mr. Sutherland Browny Agnes J. W. Crawford Dan Hull

Choral Concert Advantage Laurel Hill Park Festival

Choirmasters announce a large benefit concert at Frothingham to aid the Cymric association. Mendelssohn Choral Society and several local groups led by J T Watkins will perform with noted soloists and the Boston Ladies Symphony orchestra, aided by the White Orchestra of the Frothingham. Seat tickets go on sale tonight.

Frothingham Laurel Hill Park Cymric Association Mendelssohn Choral Society K. D. B. Thomas Scranton United Catholica Choir J. T. Watkins Druid Glee Club Eddie Davies Misa Lewis Boston Williams Elwin Bowen John T. Watkine Liew Herbert Misa Nellie Chandler Boston Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra Prothingham

Orders for Thirteenth Regiment to Binghamton Parade

The Thirteenth Regiment officers plan a trip to Binghamton for tomorrow’s parade and the corner stone laying of the Commercial Travelers' home. Staff and city companies assemble at the armory at 6 o clock, with North End and West Side at Lackawanna station 8:45. Company G Montrose meets at Alford. Company E reports at station if transport arrangements from Honesdale are ready. Departure will be at night marching order unless weather threatens, when rubber blankets are carried in a shoulder roll.

Bellefonte Pattison Harnissure Andrew Gregg Curtin Pennsylvania Pennsylvani Greenland Sheridan Bellerfonte Curtin Beaver Payence Pattison Bighamton So'olock North End Lackawanna Montrose Alford Honesdale

Weather Outlook for Eastern Pennsylvania

Wasniroror reports for eastern Pennsylvania forecast shows a fair start on Monday with showers possible Monday night or Tuesday. Warm spell expected Monday after a colder Tuesday with winds shifting south.

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Andrew G. Curtin Dark Reaper Horace Greeley Greely Republican Party Democratic Party Democrata Tnorty Eee Irman Foreign Affairs Committee Mias Catharine Wilson Beverly Farms Politics Condensed Gaynor Jone St. Luke's Parnell Memorial Mike Kaisor Mise Allen DR. Crawford West Side Young Men Fynhadau Pont-y-Pridd Haydn Evans Welahman Duke and H. Spencer Thief B. G A. L. Spencer B. m Ie M. Shelly Ane Ld Duke Lt. Payne Lis Lily Binghamton Weather Forecast Wright Lackawanna Ave H. A. Kingsbury Dorflinger W. J. Weichel
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