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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1896

Page

6

Local nuptials and society notices in New York and Scranton

Mise Tielene Barnes to spend remainder of week in New York City. Dr John T McGrath appointed assistant house surgeon at Lackawanna Hospital. Lt and Mrs D T Tate of Washington guests of Mrs Tate's parents Mr and Mrs J A Scranton. Miss Frances Falkenbury and Eugene Dole Hays to marry Wednesday Oct 21 at 4 pm at bride's home 40 Adams Avenue. Michael Hand and Bridget McHugh to wed at St Paul's Sharsk Green Ridge next Wednesday. Mr and Mrs D W Drake of Howells to attend wedding of Agnes Filer and W Filer of Grove Street Dinmore next Wednesday.

Mise Tielene Barnes New York City John T. McGrath Lackawanna Hospital Mra D. TL. Tate Washington Tate J. A. Scranton Frances Falkenbury Mia Allie M. Palkenbury Eugene Dole Hays Philadelphia Adams Avenue Michael Hand Scranton Brewing Oooter Cedar Avenue Bridget McHugh Pennaveile Richard McHugh St. Paul's Sharok Green Ridge D. W. Drake Howells Nave

Mears & Agen Ad Delivers Holiday Attire and Bound Magazines

A historic ad notes cloak department heat fitting jackets capes and suits at low prices from Mears and Agen before Christmas. It promotes turning back issues into bound volumes for a useful present, praising the Tribune Kensington work and urging inquiries into price and quality.

Mears & Agen Tribune

Gas from Anthracite Culm Promises Major Regional Shift

A Scranton Board of Trade meeting on October 19 will feature a paper on producing gas from fine anthracite culm. The report argues gas engines will replace steam and electricity, transforming Scranton and the valley into a major gas power center. Dust from culm offers high gas yield, aiding pollution-free bank clearance and local industry.

Scranton Electricite Niagara Palle Beranten Mbover Worl America Europe Board of Trade Tribune

City Sports at Davis Theatre Delights Audiences

Sheridan and Flynn headline at Davis Theatre with new acts and jokes. Miss Howard and Miss Earl sing novelty numbers while George Snyder and Harry Buckley shine on piano. New acts like octetons by Johnson and Dora Dean draw encores alongside Fos ter and Lewis. Mile Meza showcases fresh contortions and Delmore and Jerome impress in grotesque dances. Sheridan, Mackie and a chorus of young ladies cap the show as City Sports repeats this afternoon and tonight.

Sheridan & Flynn Davis Howard Earl George Snyder Harry Buckley Charles Johson Dora Dean Dave Foster Fanny Lewis Mile, Meza Delmore Jerome

People's Excursion to Canton Tonight with Speech

The excursion leaves Scranton tonight at ten o'clock with a round trip fare of 75 cents. Return Sunday afternoon over the Alleghanies by daylight. A grand trip and a grand speech by the next president at the Gunton end of it. All aboard.

Leonard the Adonis measured for boxing at Music Hall

Mike Leonard, dubbed the pugilistic adonis, underwent a formal body measurement in Dr O Malley’s Spruce street office in the presence of several doctors and reporters. The 6 foot 6 inch, 146 pound athlete was declared superbly conditioned for his bout with Jim Judge tomorrow night, after demonstrations of muscular development and chest, limb, and neck measurements.

Mike Leonard Adonis John O'Malles Pfice Spruce Street Sandow Music Hall Jim Judge

Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn for Two Scranton Courts

Forty eight grand and forty eight petit jurors to serve weekly begin the week of November. Judge Archbald reduced the grand jury pool from sixty due to repairs and only one court in session. Sheriff Clemons Jury Commissioners Mannion and Matthews and Clerk Wagner oversaw the drawing of twelve dozen jurors, with long lists of named jurors from Scranton, Carbondale, Dunmore, Archbald, and surrounding towns for sessions starting in November and December.

Clemons John F. Mannion T. J. Matthews Charles F. Wagner Criminal Court Archbald Reeser Win I. Baker Scranton Clark Benton G. Doud Minuuku Bohemie Harris Blakely Ae T. Mounion Carbondale Patrick Purcell Dominick Kearns John Cox Jermyn Wm James Robingon Carbordale Walter A. Browning Richard Morgan J. E. Edwards Glenburn Henry Chatten Frank K. Watts Samuel Broadhead, Jr Old Forge Fred (. Dimer John J. Neuser Thomas Evans J. L. Hartman Daniel B. Davis Luke Burns Benjamin Cannon Moscow John Fulton H. van Buskirk Charles Pelham la Plume Peter Neher T. J. Morris Spring Brook Edgar J. Hull D. Silverstein Raymond Court Seranton Howard Durie D. D. Secor Daniel Parry Miner John Barrett M. Gallagher Winton Thomas H. Jenkins Taylor Joseph Speicher J. Slowe Daniel Mathews Lewie Blochberger Olyphant Patrick Lynch Constable Jessup J. G. Deitrick Huckster Thomas Coggins Stone Ay cSnue Jacob Harris Patrick Murphy Lloyd Street M. J. Walsh

Rexford's sale on cheap household items today

Rexford's announces two day sale on assorted kitchenware and small goods. White metal three piece sets and silver plated options, steel knives, spring steel items, 10c to 75c pricing. solid silver thimbles and scissors at 19c. Japanese china cups and saucers and decorative cups at low prices.

In the Heart of the Storm at Frothingham Tonight and Tomorrow

Amusement note: new melodrama starring Willard Lee as Captain Hudson of the revenue cutter service. Set in the south, it follows Paul Hudson seeking to avenge his father’s murderers. Also announced is Hogan’s Alley at the Academy of Music with Ireland's Kings and a top comedy company, plus Corie Peyton's big comedy troupe next week with full scenery and props.

Fred Clark Factoryville Frothingham Willard Lee Captain Hudson United States Revenue Cutter Service South Paul Hudson United States Revenue Service Paul Manager Long Academy of Music Gilmore and Leonard Ireland Corie Peyton

Ladies Box Calf Shoes Debut For Fall And Winter

The store showcases ladies box calf shoes for fall and winter in lace and button styles with heavy soles. Box calf is described as water resistant, durable, and comfortable with a new toc. Extra high lace shoes suit skating, plus a full line for misses and children in various sizes.

Freight Rates Rise and Collieries Resume Full Work

A prominent coal operator tells a Bulletin reporter the coal trade is improving after a slow summer. Collieries that had run half their force are now operating five days a week with full staffing, with potential six days if demand grows. Prices are firm and freight rates are rising, though a $1.50 per ton jump is not supported. Some coals up about sixty-five cents. pea coal rise discussed but not yet implemented. Mine owners, previously idle or loss-making, hope for full resumption.

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Coal Trade in Philadelphia and Reading Mines

The Philadelphia Bulletin reports that coal from the Philadelphia and Reading railroad mines could pay a dividend if sold at a profit, but demand is too weak during hard times, keeping trade in activities subdued.

Philadelphia and Reading Philadelphia Bulletin

Invitation Acknowledged from Carpenters and Joiners

Secretary Atherton of the board of trade received a letter from P. J. McGuire of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. The letter confirms the Cleveland convention invitation was read, the convention chose New York City for the meeting, while Philadelphia received a complimentary vote on balloting.

Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Atherton Board of Trade P. J. McGuire United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Philadelphia B. Atherton Bay Scranton Cleveland Ohio New York City Po. McGuire

John Wanamaker as candidate and major auction sale in Scranton

The piece praises Wanamaker as a merchant and notes his advertising strategy to boost trade. It promotes a Lehigh Valley excursion to Major McKinley’s Canton home, then urges attending Davidow Bros.’ auction sale where all items are cash-converted, emphasizing low ammunition prices and a $1.24 shot.

John Wanamaker Don Cameron America John Scranton Dave Marlin McKinley Canton Ohio Lehigh Valley Railroad Davidow Bros

Fine two manual organ at studio blown by motor

A studio organ with two manuals was damaged when an electric motor failed. The incident affected practice sessions but caused no injuries.

Fit Your Boy In A Strong Durable Suit Today

A retailer invites parents to bring their boys to be fitted for one of their nice stylish suits. The message emphasizes durability and good fit, encouraging quick visits to choose from available styles.

Poplar City Stores Offer Uniform Prices for All

Critics tested our range across sizes and shapes and confirmed one constant: every shopper pays the same price. Hundreds have already found the logic sound and fair.

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