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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1894

Page

4

New Stock Arrives After Fire At Lacka Ave Store

New stock received since the fire that destroyed all stock in the old Lacka Avenue store. Includes miscellaneous books in cloth and leather bindings single volumes and full sets. Also choice stationery for social use mercantile stationery school books blank account books Bibles hymn books and popular new titles in cloth and paper covers.

Lacka Ave

Bucknell to Clash With Colgate at Ball Park Today

Bucknell University football team arrives from Lewisburg for a 2 40 pm game against Colgate University at the baseball park gridiron. Bucknell players are confident of victory with a full lineup including Firth at quarterback and Megargee at fullback. Colgate expects to arrive in the city this morning for the clash.

Bucknell University Lewisburg Wyoming House Colgate University Bucknell Kuavuffman Wolfe Cober Hollinshead Wilson Firth Bunnell Elliott Jet Megargee Colling Lesher Thomas Carey Jennings Davin Cregar Stock Gilpin Sas

God s Love to Us Topic at YWCA Talk by Mrs Ripple

The YWCA rooms at 346 host a Sunday service led by president Mrs E H Ripple on God s Love to Us. The program opens with fifteen minutes of song service and invites all young women to attend. Mrs H M Bates invites members to view her chrysanthemum collection next Tuesday afternoon and evening. Departure times are 3 4 7 and 8 o clock with membership ticket holders pressed 3 to 9 p m Tuesday Oct 30.

Young Woman's Christian Association E. H. Ripple H. M. Bates

Prohibition Conference to Feature Joseph Cook at Frothingham

Boston figure Joseph Cook is the featured speaker at a Frothingham Thursday evening event titled Rumsellers as Rulers. The gathering seeks to unite abstinence advocates for a full day in the Lackawanna Valley area and Conservatory meetings with about 200 ministers expected. The lecture will be delivered before clergy on the platform as seats sell out.

Frothingham Joseph Cook Boston Conservatory Shials Senta

Date to be announced for opened lots and pubs

The note says lots with nine opened to six pubs and mentions vacated facilities such as street railways and water. It instructs to watch The Tribune for the date. The fragment provides little concrete detail beyond the expected date announcement.

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Spectacular Washburn Street Class No 24 Show

West Side event at Mears Hall dazzled with living pictures including Joan d Arc and The Greek Girl. Miss Mabel Yout led tableaux while Miss Bertha Powell and Miss Ella Williams starred. crowd noise from unruly youth marred the evening slightly.

Washburn Street Presbyterian Church E. D. Fellows Mears’ Hall Bauer Kerr & Siebecker Grace Anna Rose Louise Osgood Misa Mabel Yost Arabella Pumruge Bertha Powell Ella Williams Harry Osgood Helen Mott Tiffany's Margaret Hdwards Joan d'Arc Mabel Yout Margaret Fidwards Missea Grace Walker Maud Vipond Nellie Jones Gertie Becker Miss Becker St. Angela Daley Poole Bertha Jenkins May Belle Sweetzer Myrtle Fraunfelter Living Pictures Daisy Poole Virginius Wendling Davis Kerr & Seebecker Whetler & Davis Florists Joseph A. Mears D. W. Powell Lulu Deppen Mabel Yost Stella Terwilliger Ethel Porter May Belle Sweetner Grice Walker Gertrude Becker Mdtth Richards Dertha Jenkins Margaret Edwards Katie Davis Annie Jones Hattie Davis Margaret HM Ella Khaynor Lena Jennie Staples

Dunmore Notes and Local Business Updates

Dunmore residents share social calls and visits across Hawley, Pittsburg, and Scranton areas. Local churches schedule services. the Penn Coal company expands coal buying while Murray's breaker remains idle. A Republican rally and a Dunmore Republican club meeting are announced, with several notable community motions and a forthcoming Scranton Tribune business and portrait edition.

Arm crushed in elevator accident and local football score

William C Klein, 20, foreman at a woolen mill, suffered severe arm lacerations when caught between an elevator carriage and the shaft. Eighteen stitches were needed and doctors fear some impairment. A Polish rally and two visiting orators followed, with football between Rushers and Wood's Business College ending 2 to 0 on a safety.

William C. Klein Christ Klein Pittston Avenue Dra. Connell Manly Welsh James Boys Wood's Business College Kramer Brown Robinson Alan

North End Briefs Highlight Socials and Visits

Miss Emeleve Kellam 48 visits Paypack friends. Thoms B Hoban of Market street visited Wilkes-Barre on business. John P Neary of Mary street left for New York for a blooded horse sale. McDonough Avenue girls held a handkerchief social at O’Donnell’s hall. Keystone Social club music featured by Bohemian Symphony and Banjo. Infant son of Louis Johns died of diphtheria after two days illness. Patrick Hughes of Market street took agency with People’s Mutual Live Stock Insurance. Mrs Daniel Heckman and Mrs Sally Murray guests of Col T D Lewis at North Main Ave. Rev J C Hogan to address Green Ridge Prohibitionists at Zion Evangelical church. Letter received announcing death of Mrs John James of Providence who died Oct 11 after going to Wales for health. Emerald Beneficial Association No 141 held business meeting. flourishing despite rumors. Silex Weed, named in a warrant, captured between Snaketown and Jestup on Moosle mountain.

Emeleve Kellam Thoms B. Hoban Market Street Wilkes-Barre John P. Neary Mary Street New York McDonough Avenue O'Donnell's Hall Bohemian Symphony and Banjo Club Keystone Louis Johns Edna Avenue Patrick Hughes People's Mutual Live Stock Insurance Company of Pennsylvania Daniel Heckman Sally Murray Minersville T. D. Lewis North Main Avenue J. C. Hogan Forest City Green Ridge Zion Evangelical Church John James Providence Wales Emerald Beneficial Association St. Mary's Hall Silex Weed Cole Snaketown Jestup Moosle

Better Quality Promised at Slightly Higher Prices

Advertisers claim superior products at modestly higher prices across both stores. Consumers are advised to compare features, warranties, and service terms before choosing.

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