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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1896

Page

7

Hungarian wedding disturbia and shooting at Felts patch

A chaotic Hungarian wedding in Felts patch turns violent as Mike Bhashanick fires at a man when doors were blocked, none hit. Police arrest Shashanick. case settled by Alderman Moses amid ongoing court attention.

Felts Taylor Mike Bhashanick Mike Shashanick Fred Young Moses

Community Notes and Local Personal News

Armit Thomas a William Street mail carrier visits Wilkes Harre. Miss Katie Hill returns from East Henton. Mr W D Donne from West Market returns from New York. Eugene Robbinson at Lake Winola. Mrs Coener Griffin visits Clark's Summit. Junior Wesley class to hold ice cream festival Sept 4. A 5-year-old boy from West Market Street found near Cayuga breaker after vanishing yesterday. John Davis, blacksmith at Storrs shaft, kicked by mule sustaining leg swelling. Miss Hazel Hopeman hosted by Mrs R B Westlake. John Mullen and George O’Donnell are at St Paul. Born to Mr and Mrs W F Hewitt a daughter on Sept 1.

Armit Thomas William Street Wilkes-Harre Katie Hill School Street East Henton W. D. Donne West Market Street New York Eugene Robbinson Lake Winola Coener Griffin Clark's Summit Wesley Clacue Trimitive Methodist Church Charles Clark John Davis Storr's Shaft Davis Hazel Hopeman Pittston R. B. Westlake John IF. Mullen George O'Donnell St. Paul W. FL. Hewitt Diamond Avenue

Fadden Secures Democratic Nomination in Fourth District

Priceburg residents praise Mr F. Fadden for winning the Democratic nomination for representative of the Fourth legislative district. He is popular across the district and expected to mount a strong campaign. The town also mentions a funeral for Mrs Charles Cunningham and a public event hosted by the Arabian Medicine company drawing large crowds.

Priceburg F. Fadden Fadden Carrie McLoughlin North Main Street Charles Cunningham Main Street William Holder Arabian Medicine Company

Democrats Seek Nomination in Second District Race

Conductor P. J. Kelley and Henry T. Koehler from Locust Street vie for the Democratic nomination while not opposing favorite Alex T. Connell. Primaries are set for Saturday afternoon next week.

P. J. Kelley Locust Street Henry T. Koehler Register of Wills’ Office Koehler Kelley Alex. T. Connell

Local political candidates and community notices

Rev Ferdinand Schrieber of Antwerp visits his parents on River street. T F Ryan announces candidacy for delegate in Eleventh ward. J F Voelkers also seeks delegate to the representative convention from Eleventh ward First district. William Smith runs in Nineteenth ward Fourth district. Anton Fisch shoe dealer Cedar avenue seeks delegate to Democratic county convention from Eleventh ward First district. Roger Jones funeral tomorrow at 2 from Prospect and Ripple interment Forest Hill. St Luke s Episcopal church services. Misses Julia Mirtz Mary Hartman Lena Kellerman Minnie Zang and Ra tle Neula attend Camp P O T A meeting at Hyde Park. Edward P Kneller permanent man Century Hose company and Miss Louie Heintz marry yesterday noon. reception at bride s parents home.

Ferdinand Schrieber Antwerp T. F. Ryan J. F. Voelkers William Smith Anton Fisch Cedar Avenue Roger Jones Prospect Avenue Ripple Street St. Luke's Episcopal Church Forest Hill Cemetery Julia Mirtz Mary Hartman Lena Kellerman Minnie Zang Ratle Neula Camp P.O T. A Hyde Park Edward P. Kneller Century Hose Company Louie Heintz Maple Street O. B. Wright Ninth Ward

Public school teachers to meet for year planning

Borough teachers are called to meet at the high school Saturday at 10 to outline work for the coming year. Mrs. Emma Tone hosts a trolley party to Olyphant tonight for visiting friends. Arthur and Ernest Close vacationing at Lake Winola with Elm Street families.

Welock John Dunn Adams Avenue Presbyterian Church Arthur Moose Lake M. E. Vergiard Wyoming Avenue Scranton Monroe Avenue A. B. O'Neil Misa Martha Grace Moffat John Moffat Elm Street Ernest Close Lake Winola Henry Benjamin Blikely Street Emma Tone Blakely Street Olyphant Evin Montgomery Church Street Lake Henry Jennie Dennett Nanticoke George Maloney Mlakelyatreet Abram Morris

Literary and musical event at Green Ridge with ice cream

The Woman's Christian Temperance Talon presents a literary and musical program tomorrow evening in Green Ridge followed by an ice cream social on the lawn for those not attending. Various residents are noted visiting friends and returning home from trips as the community records small social happenings.

Woman's Christian Temperance Talon Jessie Rowe Delaware Street Pitteton H. L. Burdick Frances Maryland Misa Lizzie Robinson Capouse Avenue Rochester Baldwin Deacon Street Honesdale Brant Guasie

Community Social Notes With Local Visits And Meetings

Events describe hosting of children with Mrs E H House Miss Edith House Mrs H C Hall and Mrs B W Hufford. Mrs Oliver and daughter Lizzie to visit friends in Honesdale. Christian Alliance to meet at the Penn avenue chapel at 7 45 pm with Rev W T MacArthur in attendance. Green Fridge Woman's Christian Temperance Union to meet Thursday at 2 pm near Penn avenue and Marion street with Miss Caroline V Dorsey giving a parliamentary rehearsal.

E. H. House Edith House H. C. Hall W. Hufford Oliver Lizzie Honesdale Christian Alliance Organization Penn Avenue New York Marion Streets W. T. MacArthur Green Fridge Woman's Christian Temperance Union Marion Street Caroline V. Dorsey

August acquisitions boost Lackawanna Institute donations

The Lackawanna Institute of History and Relief reports 475 items acquired in August with donors including Joseph A. Scranton, James Nolan, T. V. Powderly, Fred Warner, J. J. Taylor and others. A September meeting will feature a paper on Petroleum by W. F. Connors, M. D., with meetings planned at Green Ridge Providence Hyde Park and South Side. The institute issued three publications and invites members to receive copies, postage at cost.

The Tribune Lackawanna Institute of History Secretary of Agriculture Washington W. F. Malwill New York James Campbell Harrisburg H. W. Cross Ed. Deans Wyoming J. W. Powell Gen W Weeks Seldon Pawl Ing T. C. Porter Lafayete College Boston Scranton Republican Truth, Times Argus Democrat Mesers C. BL Schwell Marlon Cann FL. J. Lynett Mes W. F. Connors M. 1 Green Ridge Providence Hyde Park Scranton J. C. Patt Lackiwanna Tron and Coal Company Edward Merrifield Institute of History and Belance J.P. Lesley Arrenna Charles LeRoy Wheeler Beranton, Ia Bopt

Dog and Pony Show Delights Orphans at City Arena

The program by Professor Gentry and his trained dogs and ponies drew a large audience of orphans from city chari table institutions. The free entertainment featured humane training and clever tricks, with matinees today and Saturday at 2.40 p.m. and nightly performances throughout the week.

Professor Gentry

Ready for business Colliery Engineer occupies three floors

The Colliery Engineer offices damaged by fire in the Coal Exchange last Sunday have moved to the three upper floors of the new Mears building. Instruction work resumed yesterday after the interruption. Until the Engineer company builds anew on Wyoming avenue between Mulberry and Vine streets, the current quarters will remain in the Mears building.

Coal Exchange Mears Engineer Company Wyoming Avenue Mulberry and Vine Streets

Cure a Cold in One Day Advertises Dromo Quinine

An old advertisement claims a single day cure for a cold with Dromo Quinine Tablets and offers a money back refund if the remedy fails. The copy appeals to all druggists and promises a quick result.

First Legislative District GOP Convention Scranton

Scranton readers are told the Republicans of the First legislative district will convene at St. David's hall on September 1 at 2 p.m. to nominate a candidate for the state legislature. Delegates will then vote at their regular polling places on September 12. W. A. Paine serves as chairman and John L. Reynolds as secretary.

Scranton Lackawanna St. David's Hall North Main Avenue Firet Firat Sevoml Dlitee Thit! Metriet Twenty-first Ward W. A. Paine John L. Reynolds

Markets and Stocks Buoyant After Republican Victory In Vermont

Wall Street closes buoyant with heavy buying as Republicans win big in Vermont, boosting confidence in values. Bulls push prices higher, with notable gains across Sugar, Tobacco, Burlington, and other issues while total volume reaches 277,009 shares. Scranton Trade Exchange and various price quotes provided.

New York Republican Party Vermont Stock Exchange Commission Hovoes Shorts Manhattan Hattimore Ohio Inggarda Burlington Chicago St. Paul Rock Island Consolidated Gas Lackawanea Delaware and Hudson General Electrie Lake Shore Lead Jersey Central Tennessee Coal Leather Preferred Western Union William Linn Ale Len & CO

Cattle and Lamb Markets Mixed as Prices Drift in Buffalo

Market reports show cattle steady for good grades but slower for others in Buffalo. Veal and fat cattle prices are listed, with mixed results for cows and calves. Sheep and lambs are demoralized with Lambs near 42 to 58 dollars and sheep quotable around 2.75 to 4.15. Public transit and oil shipments also noted with barrel figures for National Transit and Buckeye runs.

Buffalo

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