Local Injuries and Arrests Reported in City
George Morgan, 18, injured in Oxford mine after being thrown beneath a moving car but avoided serious harm. John Evans, a young boy, run over by a Jameson wagon on Washburn street. injuries not serious. An insane man, Shearwood, fined $3 at police court. home in Jefferson township. Constable Burchell jailed a drunken man in the South Main avenue barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morgan
Oxford
Fifteenth Street
John Evans
Jameson
Washburn Street
Evans
John
Shearwood
Jefferson Township
Burchell
Constable House
South Main Avenue
Jennings Farewell Social At Clark's Summit
Mr and Mrs C A Jennings of Hampton street moved to Clark's Summit Wednesday about 80 friends gathered at their home for a farewell evening. Rev F P Doty and Dr F Stones presented a rocker as a gift. News notes and personals cover local visits society hints and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Jennings
Hampton Street
Clark's Summit
F. P. Doty
F. Stones
Mra. Jennings
Local residents named in varied stories and updates
Jacob Geiser of Megargee pare store becomes a Green Ridge resident after building a $3,000 house on Delaware street. Mrs. M. D. Farnham and Leone visit Mrs. Berry in Peckville. The Trilby Dancing class cancels for tonight. Captain John Horn nurses a cold after a funeral in Rome. Horn shows a St Bernard pup from a Swiss shepherd. Hayden Evans visits with Drugeist C. P. Jones. Several railway employees relocate to Wilkes-Barre per Delaware and Hudson orders. Halley to join soon. George Geary, yardmaster, sports a sunflower-sized silver dollar on his watch chain. Patrick Conner, LV railroad fireman injured earlier, walks with a cane. Charles Jones, the druggist, drove to Carbondale yesterday.
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Jacob Geiser
Megargee Pare
Greenidge
Delaware Street
Penn and Capouse
M. D. Farnham
Leone
Breaker Street
Berry
Peckville
Trilby
John Horn
Rome
Italy
Mr. Horn
Switzerland
Hayden Evans
Hyde Park
C. P. Jones
D. R. Nicol
L. K. Kock
James Nicol
John Weitzel
William Wint
William Shipton
Joseph Moore
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Manville
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Engineer Halley
George Geary
Delaware and Hudson
Patrick Conner
Monsey Avenue
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Charles Jones
Carbondale
Providence residents take trip to Pittston and local notices
William Powell and Daniel Houlihan of North Main avenue enjoyed a trip to Pittston yesterday. The Christian Endeavor choir met for rehearsal at the Presbyterian church. There will be no rehearsal next week. Marquette council 423 Your Men’s Institute will hold a social at Company Harmory on Wednesday evening November 1. The Thursday night dancing class met at Company H armory. Crescent football team members to report Saturday at Driving Park. John Foy’s seven year old son died yesterday morning. John W White of Wayne avenue recovered from injuries at Dickson shaft. Francois Lof tus infant son of John Lof tus Brick avenue is seriously ill. Mrs Evan Lewis of Hill street returned from a three month trip to Wales improved in health. Thomas Owens of Cayuga street returned from a visit with friends in Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powell
Daniel Houlihan
North Main Avenue
Pittston
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Marquette Council
Harmory
Crescent
John
Foy
Stanton Street
John W. White
Wayne Avenue
Dickson Shaft
Francois
John Loftus
Brick Avenue
Evan Lewis
Hill Street
Wales
Thomas Owens
Cayuga Street
Plymouth
Letters of Interest Published With Writer's Name
Short letters of interest will be printed when accompanied by the writer's name. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed in these letters.
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the Tribune
Correction of a debated Normal Literary society event
L D Fuller of Mansfield, Pa states the Normal Literary society did not host a political debate on October 4. He says Maxey spoke to defend gold and others to defend silver, but the chair ruled against further discussion and the meeting ended without a formal debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Lnst
Normal Literary Society
Mr. Maxey
Gibson
McCausland
Sone
Maxey
Messrs. Stevens
Galge
Gibron
L. D. Fuller
Mansfield, Pa
Scranton Club preps for election night news rush
The Scranton Athletic club plans a county state and national returns gathering with telegraph and long distance phone lines and a premium news service. Only members admitted, with literary music entertainment and refreshments to follow until all returns are in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Athletic Club
DUNMORE Fires Strain Town Amid Diphtheria Threat
Fire destroyed a Chestnut street storehouse and grainery owned by M J McDonnell. second blaze hit a double house on Chestnut street. Fire crews John B. Smith Independent and Neptune contained both fires with minimal insurance coverage. Diphtheria epidemic looms as residents travel and gather for local events.
Wyoming Seminary Football Triumph and Campus Notes
The Wyoming Seminary on campus autumn days. The team defeated Stroudsburg Normal School 16 to 6 in a tightly contested game. Elizabeth Broughton visited from Tunkhannock and Mrs. Stark traveled from Tunkhannock to see her son Samuel. Prof. Thurston reported a successful hunting trip at Lake Winola. The Adelphian society hosted Amphictyons for an evening program. A public debate is set for next Friday on the Shakespeare authorship question.
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Elizabeth Broughton
Tunkhannock
Wyoming Field
Stroudsburg Normal School
Robert Spencer
Danville
Mra. Carpenter
Wilkes-Barre
Rodgera
Thurston
Lake Winola
Adelphian Society
Amphictyons
Stark
Samuel
Mary Reynolds
Philadelphia
Kinback Case Appealed To Supreme Court
Professor James H. White of Archbald sues Anthony Kimback over a saltpetre mix up at Kinback's drug store. A common pleas verdict of $1,200 for White stands, with appeals to the Supreme Court by White and Kinback's legal team.
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Supreme Court
James H. White
Archbald
Anthony Kimback
White
Kinback
Epsom Salta
Common Pleas
Attorneys War
Raven and Jo Jo Rival in 2.20 Harness Race Duel
Raven defeats Hal Pointer in a three heat 2.20 class contest at the Driving Park. Jo Jo wins the final 2.20 heat and takes the $500 purse, with Medium Boy and Maud L. placing in a seven-horse field of starters before a large crowd. The meet also features a 2.16 track record chase and other fast times by Raven and Jo Jo.
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Medium Hoy
Maud L
Truby Way
Raven
Hal Pointer
Jo Jo
Fred Cook
Hieasie A
J. Justin
Bertha C
John Cook
Trilly Way
M. Perrin
J. Wilson
Kitty Cloud
L. Patterson
Medium Boy
C. Barlow
Frank Jermyn
John Fritz
John L. Wentz
J. T. Chambers
du Boils
Ilst
Bessie A
Rowdy Joe
M. T. Keller
Rowdy
Bessley A
Medium Oy
Dr. Porteus
Taylor
Taylorites
Seam
Bexsle A
Bertha
Local High School and College Football Results and Notices
Local teams schedule and results include Crescents of Line Brook meeting Minooka Active on James Hoys ground and a 4 90 pm practice at Ath Lee Park. Bucknell and State College game scores are listed. Mystic Cure advertised with druggist Carl Lorenz selling 75 cents.
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Crescents
Firs
Iine Brook
Minooka
James Hoys
M. Campbell
Inez
Harry Filiman
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Testimonial endorsements for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets surge
Judge Frank Ives Crookston Minn says indigestion relief, twenty five years. Geo W Roosevelt A S Consul to Brussels calls tablets safe pleasant to take convenient to carry aid digestion. W D Tomlin Duluth says one box aids flesh and strength. Ransom Hustonville Ky cured after four boxes. Rev G D Brown Mondovi Wis notes marvelous relief after meals. Over six thousand Michigan residents were cured in 1894. Full sized packs 50 cents, mail order from Stuart Co Marshall Mich. Free stomach diseases booklet.
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Frank Ives
District Court of
Crookston
Minn
Stuart
Geo. W. Roosevelt
A. S
Brussels
Belgium
W. D. Tomlin
Duluth
Ransom
Hustonville
G. D. Brown
Mondovi
Wis
Michigan
Stuart Co
Marehall, Mich
Maurice the Woodcutter Drama at St Thomas College
St Thomas College Dramatic Club presents a two act drama Maurice the Woodcutter in College Hall on November 1. Cast includes Maurice the Woodcutter James Gallagher Prince Leopold Frank Connery Baron Liebhelm Daniel Jordan Count Hartenstein George McMullen Glandoff John Rader Dominic Schoolminster M J Ruddy Hans Dominics Friend John J Brogan Lynx Frank Kennedy Rebel Richard Kennedy Holsten Turnkey Edward O Malley Mankoof Captain of Guards William McGee Peter Fritz Children of Maurice John Coligan Edward Coligan and guards listed.
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St. Thomas’ College Dramatic Club
College Hall
Boston
Lindsay
James Gallagher
Prince Leopold
Frank Connery
Liebhelm
Daniel Jordan Count
Hartenstein
George McMullen Glandoff
John Rader Dominic
Schoolminster
M. J. Ruddy
Hans
Dominic
John J. Brogan Lynx
Frank Kennedy
Richard Kennedy Holsten
Edward O'Malley Mankoof
William McGee
Peter
Fritz
John Coligan
Edward Coligan
Bargain Sale at Scranton Cash Store June 20 to Nov 4 1896
The Scranton Cash Store announces a week long closeout sale starting Thursday morning the 20th through Wednesday night November 4 1896. Prices include beans canned goods beverages cigars chocolates and pantry staples with many items offered at deep discounts and several brands highlighted for quick sale.
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Scranton Cash Store
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