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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1896

Page

7

Old and Young Franklin factions settle power with eight names rejected

After a meeting of the Franklin company the old faction remains dominant as the committee unfavorably reports on eight proposed new members due to expense of uniforms. Several named applicants are listed, signaling the end of the young faction’s bid and solidifying the old faction’s control.

Franklin Company Michael McLoon John McLoon John J. Gaffney William T. Aproats John Doud Miner Worden Richard McHugh George Sample Fieet

West Side Wheelmen Hold Private Meeting and Race Plans

The West Side Wheelmen met recently for private business with a large attendance. Members adopted strict rules and decided to seek a charter, while many riders prepare to travel to Bloomsburg for upcoming races featuring Coleman and offers.

Bloomsburg Coleman

Erie Soldier's Home resident dies and body to be moved for burial

Joseph Tenyers of Academy street died after a long illness at the Soldiers' Home in Erie Pennsylvania last evening. His remains will be brought here for interment. In other notes the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church ladies plan a jovial today and Rev Manley S Hard will speak next Sunday morning at the Simpson Meth.

Joseph Tenyers Academy Street Erie Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Manley Hard

Local Social Notes and Business Updates

Mrs Kimble and gon of Siko visit friends in the Ridge. Mr and Mrs FP W Guard return from Gibson after a week away. The Ladies Ald society of Asbury church meets this afternoon for important business. James Henry of Forest City visited on Doulevard avenue. Drop Forge resumes work after three weeks idle. F H Tunn Co store at East Market and Sanderson repairs underway with stock increased. Mrs 8 C Dorsey of Delawe street has neuralgia attacks recently.

F. H. Tunn & Co East Market Street Sanderson Avenue C, Dorsey Delawe Street

Miss Mamie Keegan Returns From Montana Visit

South Side News notes Miss Mamie Keegan of Prospect Avenue has returned home after a year in Montana. Mrs Fred Marshh and daughter of Pittston Avenue are back from Wilkes Barre, and Mrs E R Conley of Cedar Avenue has come home from Wilkes Barre friends. An October 11 ball at Music Hall benefits Special Officer Fred Mink as he returns to car shop duties. Rev W G Watkins spoke last night at Hickory Street Presbyterian. William Koch of Cedar Avenue, aroused by a fall, is recovering rapidly.

Odist Episcopal Church Hayden Ashley South Malin Avenue Pittston Co. Z. Myers Clark's Summit New Era George Y. Gribths Charles Gregory F. C. Mitchell Henry Williams Plainsville Charles Watkins Ruth Edwards Annie Watkins Lydia Davis David Beacham George Stevens Scranton Street Baptist Church Edward Jones Eynon Street Katherine Thomas Locust Street Tabernacle Congregational Church Board of Trade Hyede Park Literary and Debatine Society Milton Owen Davis Price Street Tribune Lisle Ann Davis Lizzie Ann St. Brenden Corneil Joe Knights Malta Frank Smith Rebecca Avenue Hannah M. Jakes Fourteenth Street Lafayette Street Patriotic Order Sons of America Royal Arcanum Board of Control No. 16 Loyal Knights of America Keystone Aith Enterprise Evan W. Lewis Summit Avenue Storrs Irene Morgan Lake Tollewife A. H. Kessling Short Avenue Katie Manley Minnie Davis School Street R. F Brown's Hall Henry McTammy Green Street Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery J. B. Owens Thomas Cavanaugh Kelser Avenue Forest City Bee Murray Mary Street Cleveland Mamie Keegan Prospect Avenue Montana Fred Marshh Pittston Avenue Wilkes-Barre E.R. Conley Cedar Avenue Music Hall Anthracite Club Fred Mink Mink Rev W. G. Watkins North End Christian Endeavor Society Hickory Street Presbyterian Church William Koch

Local Social Notes Highlight Weddings and Visits

Miss Maud Matthews and William H. Williams will wed tonight at the Matthews home on Brook Street with Rev. F Ballantine officiating. Miss Shields visits Miss Webber in Harper Street and several locals attend St Mark's anniversary supper and a Jerome Wade party in Montrose. Theodore Schimof returns from New York as others host guests and social events unfold in town.

Samuel Willis East Drinker Street Mary Shields Jermyn Maria Webber Harper Street Anna Matthews Gran J. Card Ancram N. Y Maud Matthews Willam H. Williams F. Ballantine Sidney Matthews Brook Street Theodore Schimof Ash Street New York St. Mark's Jerome Wade Miss Stevens Montrose

Campaign Event and School Board Meeting Tonight

The Greenwood McKinley and Hobart club meets at No 2 school this evening with speakers on campaign issues and the McKinley Glee club to sing. The school board also convenes later tonight while a Lackawanna Directors association gathering is planned in Scranton. A Walsh child from Main street died after an illness and Miss Katie Connery of Plainsville is visiting friends.

Greenwood McKinley and Hobart Club No. 2 School McKinley Glee Club Greenwood John Walsh Main Street Young Men‘s Commercial School Young Men's Institute Willow Street Higgins Toby King Lovering Lackawanna Directors* Association Scranton Katie Connery Plainsville Inooka

Speakers at Frothingham Theater Republican Mass Meeting

Three superior orators to Charles Emory Smith James H Hoyt and D D Woodmansee will speak tomorrow evening at the grand Republican mass meeting in the Frothingham theater. The event is open to all voters and promises worthwhile discourse for attendees.

Charles Emory Smith Philadelphia Russia James H. Hoyt Cleveland D. D. Woodmansee Republican National League

Frothingham Presents Trans Oceanic Bur Specialty Company

Next Friday evening the Frothingham presents Hopkins Trans Oceanic Bur Specialty Company, Europe has been sold with Manager Fulgora's net, and the catch has resulted in the kinemaographs a mix of photography electricity and life. Rosie Rendell Juno Salmo Horace W F Benners Rosie Rendell becomes famed as a transformation dancer in premier status. Carroll Johnson the Prince of Minstrelsy headlines with Juno Salmo the Parisian equilibrist. The Nawns provide refined comedy. Next Saturday a matinee and evening of Uncle Tom's Cabin with a double company promises color and song. Special matinee tickets are 25 cents reserved. children 15 cents. Edwin Hanford presents The Shamrock at Davis Theater Thursday to Saturday with a fourth annual benefit for the Board of Associated Charities.

Frothingham Europe Fulgora Rosie Rendell Juno Salmo Horace W. F. Benners Rosie Rendel Carroll Johnson Hester

Camille and The Galley Slave Presented by Corse Payton

Corse Payton and his company staged two performances at the Academy of Music yesterday drawing large audiences. Camille was the afternoon bill and The Galley Slave the evening show with elaborate settings. This afternoon Flirtation is listed and tonight Drifted Apart, a repertoire comedy, will follow.

Camille Corse Payton Academy of Music Payton

A Peculiar Remedy for Dyspepsia

A Reverend in Weedsport New York endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming relief after ten years of dyspepsia. The letter praises the remedy as a universal cure for indigestion and biliousness, noting it digests food independently of stomach function and improves overall vitality. Manufactured by Stuart Chemical Co. Marshall Michigan, the tablets are sold for 50 cents per package with a free stomach disease booklet available.

FT. Bell Weedsport Cayuga Co N. Y Stuart F. TE. Hell Idalia Colo. Stuart Stuart Chemical Co Marshall, Mich

Damage at Court House Amid Prolonged Rainfall

Flooding from steady rain drenched the court house interior and damaged the law library and county offices. Books, documents, and pictures were soaked. school on Belle Vue Heights closed. street paving work delayed by washed roadbeds. properties on North Main and West Lackawanna avenues affected. South Side saw minor damage. sewer and drainage issues disrupted transit and streetcar service.

Kinsley Bellevue Heights Griffiths’ Pumbing North Main Avenues Lackawanna Avenue Ninth Waslso Lugernwe Street Kelley's Patch Eynon Street Th T. Fellows Hampton Street Main Avenue Fellows Lafayette Street Prospect Avenue Huntford Meadow Brook Prespect Avenue Cherry Street College Pittston Avenue Lee and Maple Streets Delaware and Hadson Spring Street Moosic

Publicized Printing Drives Local Excursion to Canton

A printed notice promotes a McKinley Hobart excursion to Canton on Thursday Oct 14 via Lehigh Valley railroad with special through train and dining cars on Nickel Plate Road. It also lists the New York Ontario and Western timetable changes effective Oct 4 with Scranton Carbondale and Hancock Junction departures and arrivals.

McKinley Hobart Canton Lehigh Valley Railroad New York, Ontario and Western New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Scranton Carbondale Hancock Junction Canadian Pacific R Maine Canada Maritime Provinces Minneapolis St. Paul United States Northwest Vancouver Seattle Tacoma Portland Ore San Francisco E. V. Skinner Broadway New York

Tenth Anniversary of Class No 10 at First Presbyterian

Class No 10 of the First Presbyterian church celebrated ten years in the lecture room with a social led by F M Benton. Henry Bourna spoke on The One Thing Needful. Members gathered despite bad weather and enjoyed games and refreshments.

First Presbyterian Church F. M. Benton

College Needs Surgeons Amid Football Team Push

Fragmentary item notes a college seeking more surgeons or medical personnel while pursuing athletic expansion with five football teams. Details are unclear but imply a focus on medical staffing alongside sports growth.

Enon

Also Mentioned on This Page

News of Suburbs West Side Events Leo Nealis P. J. Nealis Fourteenth Ward Leo Nettie McCann Anna Hanaway Agnes Moylan Joseph O'Connor George Howers Thomas Conlin Arthur McHate James Hurke Frank Eran James Stanton Thomas Cordus M. F. Wynnle Wil Fom York Tackson Street Gallagher Jackson Street David Davis Washburn Street Ttichard Hall Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Mutual Aid Society Sarah A. Fraunfelker John Braunfelker Fraunfelker Society West Side Business Directory Harriet J. Davis South Main Avenue J. C. King Weat Lackawanha Avenue Providence Puritan Congregational Church Rochanon Maud Davie Leona Farnham Bolu Theophilus Evans Alma Richards Kiah Davis Annie Evans Biddy Carolyne V. Dorsey Ferries Lizzle Williams Cliss David Reese Friend Wees Erif Green Ridge South Side News TRE Dunmore Charles Emory Smith, James H The Grand Republican Edwin Hanford Board of Assoviated Charties Court House Sound Money Central Republican Club Bauer Club Nickel Plate Road Jordan Buffalo Columbia Coventry Mrr D. B. Delany Messrs. Martin & Deany Chicago Nickel Pinte Road Witjier Jitierr Ruihee Washington Ave Michaelian Bros. & CO Armenia Castoria Chase & Farrar Linden Street Spring House Heart Lake Susq'a CO U. E. Crofut Binghamton Montrose and Lackawanna Aix Alford Station Adirondack Catskill Mountains Dupont Wapwallopen Mills Luzerne Courty, Pa Wilmington Delaware Henry Belin, Jr Wyoming Wyoming Avenue Scranton, Pa Third National Bank Building TITOS FORD John B. Smith & Bon Plymouth BE. W. Mulligan Repaune Chemien Etta Reed Ce Sentara Fistines the Frothingham Waagner& Reis Seasors Sohn L. Kerr Hopkins Marvel, Kinematographe Wonder John Kerr Aca Aye One & Company Riginal Davis’ Theater Edward Hanford Bella Hart James Moir Firet National Bank Rogers Ercereau & Connel
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