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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1895

Page

3

Pittston Visitors and City Hall Guests Highlight Local Day

Misa Mame D. Ostrander of Pittston spent yesterday in the city visiting trends. J. E. Brennan, clerk of the common council of Carbondale, was a visitor at the city hall yesterday. William Bell, former editor of the Scranton Times, is now the city editor of the Washington Evening News, a repaper in the national capital.

Misa Mame D. Ostrander Pittston J. E. Brennan Common Council Carbondale William Bell Scranton Times Washington Evening News National Capital

Programme for Penn Avenue Church Evening Concert

The Penn Avenue Baptist church hosts an evening program featuring Imperial Quartette with tenor and violin pieces, recitations by Anna Bunnell and Miss Elida Gara, and selections titled King Cotton and Patti Pattison. Several solo performances and duets are listed with performers including Lulu Porter and Anna Anstey Allen, ending with piano and violin solos.

Penn Avenue Penn Avenue Baptist Church Mperial Mary Wooler A. Croft Anna Bunnell Sghlegrell Biddle Ate Davis Arlen Bolo Patti Pattison Elida Gara March King Cotton Reee Imperial Quartette Bolo Mies Susie Blick Ales Lulu Porter Misa Anna Anstey Allen Kiplo Doersam Mines Garragan and Pack Seeoee Imperial Quartetty

Married at Reading Miss Laura Geiger Weds Dr Reynolds

The wedding of Miss Laura Geiger of Reading to Dr George B Reynolds a local physician took place at 11 yesterday morning at the Geiger home in Reading. Guests came from Reading Scranton Pittston Philadelphia Allentown Burlington N J and other points. The couple left at 3 25 p m for a wedding trip and will reside at 205 North Martin Avenue upon their return.

Laura Geiger Reynolds Reading George BR. Reynolds John M. Geiger Scranton Pittston Philadelphia Allentown Burlington N. J

Worry and work referenced in Scranton ads

Fragmentary lines show ads and notices from Scranton area. Items mention worry affecting health, Horsford’s Acid phosphate claims, wallpaper sale, Taylor’s New Index Map of Scranton and Dunmore, and a Scranton Directory offer. Also references to Pratt’s Book Store and stationery sale.

Taylor Scranton Dunmore Iven Ribune

Fine kid boots on sale at $3 a pair

Lustrous smooth kid leather boots feature flexible white oak soles silk trimmings beaded vamps and quarters. The store promotes the stylish pair at a sale price of three dollars each.

Indoor Baseball Debuts With South Side Triumph in Scranton

The first Scranton indoor baseball game was held last night at St David's hall West Side. The South Side club defeated the West Side 6 to 3 in a fast 35 minute nine inning match. The article outlines rules equipment and future scheduling as the sport gains local popularity.

West Side Scranton St. David's Hall Ladright South Side Ketrith Ccc Catcher Sisceee Alton Boutherit Evans McDonahd Miche J Vere Mulurk Lowry Hees Peck Murphield Caduggada Kerr Ceee Eee Mor Agfigonoodo Evans Southers Ballsa Oit Evans Jennings Althouuh Turner Hall St. John's Hall Thirteenth Regiment Armory Central City Company H Armory Chicago Parragut Club United States West

Seminary Shut Out by Scranton Bicycle Eleven

The Scranton Bicycle Club defeated Wyoming Seminary 12 to 0 in Kingston yesterday in two 25 minute halves before about 500 spectators, mostly students. Rymer and Gendall starred for the seminary while Scranton’s team cohesion and line play limited the Seminary backs. Decker led Scranton with a large contribution and Walsh directed the offense like a veteran.

Barnard Rymer Decker Scranton Gendall Seminary Posner Connery Cormzins Zang Gelbert Wyoming Allen Frants Coggins Bomnary Seeoleft Teeklec Ccs Counory Cleveland Dohnon BNL Decker Allen Rinhit Tackle McDermott Deckersecce Pithead Mtobingon Walsh Dendall Getbert Toft Frania Posner Rymer Cat Ornard I'mpire McCartney Mnesman Ruddy Scranton Bicycle Club Kingston Wyoming Seminary Walsh Ander Franta

Farber Court Vet Dispute Escalates Over Contractor Work

Henry Stiesenberg finishes talks with Mayor Connell without satisfaction. Contractors plan to mobilize three men this morning to push forward despite landowner Riefenberg’s warning not to enter his lot. City delays due to injunction dispute and pending conference with authorities.

Parker Court Henry Stiesenberg City Someltor Torrey Connell Tne J Junction Riefenberg

Shore Acres At Academy Of Music In City Run

The Allentown Chronicle previews Shore Acres at the Academy of Music with James Lackaye as the farmer and Arenie Boyd as Nathaniel Berry in a simple Maine household tale. James ONeill joins Virginias and Monte Cristo roles with Hoyt comedies and Palmer Cox Brownies are planned for upcoming engagements at the Frothingham and Davis theater.

Allentown Chronicle Shore Acres Thie City Academy of Music Maine James Lackaye Martinerry Neill James O'Neill Monte Cristo the Frothingham Mr. O'Neill San Francisco Mack Sheep Academy Hoyt the Academy Chicago Boston Reeves Davis al Reeves Davis’ Theater Nathan Agnes Chercot Palmer Cox C. BR. Jefferson Kilaw Erlanger Frothingham Stame-Arts Brownieland

Ballots Printed for Lackawanna County Election Campaign

Quiet campaign in Lackawanna County centers on printing 74179 ballots for Tuesday's election. Officials list State Treasurer candidates and judges, with emphasis on Longstreet and Bart for coroner and surveyor. Voters urged to turnout and persuade others, amid party competition and new payment schedule for election officers.

Lackawanna County Tribune Benjamin J. Flaywood Benjamin F. Myers William HH. Berry George W. Diwson People's George Anton Superior Court James A. Beaver Edward SN. Willard John J. Wickham Charles J. Rice Howard J. Reeder George By Orlady Republican Karman Yerkes James 8. Moorhead Charlies Henry Noyes Peter PP. Smith Oliver P Hechtel Christopher Magee Democratic Edward Campbell William W. Lathrope David Sterrett Lews Col. Vail F. Harry Hofer Adis A. Stevens Prohibition John H. Stevenson D . Couchlin William C. Rheem Peoples Samuel P. Longstreet John A. Kelley John C. Bateson Edmud Barth Abram BE. Dunning Milton P. Mitchell Lacka- Wanna Willl Edmund A. Bart

Funeral of Mrs Wagner Follows to the Grave

Many sorrowing friends attended the funeral of Mrs Charles F Wagner from her Petersburg home on Tuesday afternoon. She was wife of Chief Clerk Wagner of the county commissioners office and left behind husband and nine children Minnie Catharine Henrietta Emma Sophia Charles F Clarence Oscar Gertrude Louisa Wagner. Get the very latest, and that is the Queen Burrey Trap a triple combination of Surrey Trap or Buggy to be seen only at Blume's Carriage Repository GM and 84 Spruce st.

Whillard Bin Superior Court Charles F. Wagner Petersburg Wagner County Commissioners’ Office Minnie Catharine Henrietta Emma Sophia Charles F Clarence I Oscar W Gertrude M Louisa C. Wagner Surrey Blume Spruce St

Unclear fragment: Mimhurst boulevard route and mills note

Fragment mentions distance to Scheibel's hotel from Scranton and all hours meals at an establishment. It also notes Pilsbury's flour mills producing 17 500 barrels daily and a ware. The text is garbled with incomplete phrasing and missing context.

Scranton Scheibel’s Mimhurst Boulevard P'ilsbury Ware E

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