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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1895

Page

3

Local residents and visitors noted in Scranton area notices

Alfred Hand in New Brunswick and several local figures including Judge Archbald in LaPorte and City Controller Widmayer in Youngsville are listed among numerous personal visits, returns from trips, and upcoming weddings and engagements spanning Scranton and neighboring towns.

Railroad Notes Highlight Local Rail News and Plans

The article reports on rail workers like Officer Williams and Michael Coyne on vacation, a railroad team defeating the Senators 13 to 2, and tests of electric lighting on the New York Central. It notes a possible presidency for ex president McLeod at two larger roads, talks on a new Lehigh Valley depot in Pittston, and includes financial figures from the Lackawanna annual report with earnings and receipts.

Officer Williams Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station Michael Coyne Delaware and Hudson McLeod Reading New England Board of Trade of Pittston Lehigh Valley Railroad Company W. H. Fevre Rollinbur C. BE. Webster Lehigh Valley Railroad Board of Trade Rnd Lackawanna

Rivet Ceremony Ends Bridge War With Copper Hammer Event

Inspector Hallstead approves the job after a ceremonial rivet driven at 2 pm on Linden Street bridge. Mayor Connell and city engineer oversee the 45 degree strike amid spectators including Kinsley and Keller. Nickel plated hammers given as mementos. a humorously tense scene ends with smiles and photos.

Linden Street Bridge Kinsley Simpson Victor Laver Luther Keller Thomas Lowry Marple Nathaniel Hallstead Sixth Street Connell

Pudd'nhead Wilson at Academy of Music Tonight

Frank Mayo will produce Pudd'nhead Wilson at the Academy of Music tonight. The play, based on Mark Twain, ran six weeks in New York and is praised as a major Broadway success. The article notes strong cast, innovative staging, and forthcoming offerings by Katie Emmett and the Stowaway company.

Alfred Hand New Bngnd BR. W. Archbald LaPorte Buliwan County F. J. Widmayer Youngsville N. Y Lemuel Amerman Halifax George McDonald New York City John Cummings Prothonotary’s Office Everett Warren C. P. O'Malley Hones Af Waverly Lou Brauer Carbondale Louis Brauer South Side George Phillips Brandt Daisy Millar Cleveland W. G. Millar Wyatming Professor Hemberger Mieng Seminary Mise Mra P. J. Casey New York Europe A. J. Casey M. H. Griffin Mabel D. Roe Mame Elina O'Malley Wyoming Avenue Middletown Misa Tolls Young Women's Christian Association New England Lewisa Johnson Mary Nelson Mark's Lutheran Church Washburn L. Ramer Dominick Boland Bridget Gavin St. John's Church South Scranton Mrs. Boland Frank Mayo Pudd'nhead Wison Academy of Music Mr. Mayo Mark Twain The Mississippi Heralt Square Theater Pudd'nhead Wilson Joseph Jefferson Katie Emmett Killarney Ghat Hubert Sackett Marlon Sackett Miss Emmett Emmett Academy Spike” Hennessey Kid" McCoy Tthla Davis’ Theater Eugene Bertram Bassett Willard Pkey Chanfrau Arkansas Traveler Eva Tanquay

Beau Turner's Vaudeville Show Missed by Wilkes-Barre Trouble

George Turner's vaudeville company led by Mike Leonard was booked for the Academy of Music last night but failed to arrive in time after trouble in Wilkes-Barre. The Beau Brummies trained there previously and contracts were unsettled. The show in Wilkes-Barre earlier this week delayed the troupe’s travel.

Academy George Turner Mike Leonard Academy of Music Wilkes- Barre Turner Leonard Beau Wilkes-Barre Bill A Yesarse Wilmen

Orchestra Rehearsal Causes Cancelled Alentown Engagement

The management of the company refused to allow the performance due to a lack of orchestra rehearsal. The billed show in Al lentown tonight has been cancelled, making a credible entertainment impossible without the required rehearsal.

Oeine. de Tne Oy Retupee Beite Allentown

Family in Hard Luck: Hickey Family Struck by Triple Trouble

Joseph Hickey of Prospect Avenue faced three weeks of misfortune starting with a compound leg fracture at a mill injury, a 3-year-old son’s death, and a 14-year-old son struck on the head by a stone leaving the boy unconscious with a depressed skull while doctors monitor for possible operation.

Joseph Mickey Prospect Avenue South Side Joseph Hickey Moses Taylor Tommy J. A. Manley

Republican Convention in Scranton Aug 3 1895 Plans Sept 17 1895

The Lackawanna Republicans announce a county convention at the Scranton court house on Sept 17 1895 at 2 PM to nominate a coroner and county surveyor and elect delegates to the 1896 Republican national convention. Primaries set for Sept 14 from 4 to 7 PM with detailed district representation listed. Ripple as chairman and Millar as secretary.

Scranton Republican County Committee Central Republican Club Lackawannock Court House Naval Archbald Beco Recond Blakely Wentan

Bright and Love Defy City Sewer Work in Providence Court

In Providence Bright and Love resist a judge's injunction preventing interference with a city sewer project. Engineers and laborers faced repeated defiance as stakes were reset, with Bright and Love signaling they want arrest as sheriff's posse readies to enforce contempt actions and protect the workforce.

Wiliam Bright William Love Bright Phillips Love Flanaghan & O'Hara Alles Davien Gunster Lake Ariel Mesars Sherif Mears

Fire alarm and kitchen blaze on Pittston Avenue

A grease fire in a summer kitchen attached to Albert Biddlingmler’s residence at Pittston avenue was extinguished by garden hose before damage. A separate note mentions Rev. Schiveren’s gospel tent in Scranton, local visits, and a funeral. Also ads for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and a kidney cure are included.

Pittston Avenue Willow Street Albert Biddlingmler Schiveren Wil Scranton Sadie Gillespie Pittston Tillie McTighe Kerry Street James Churchill O Manistee Mich Kendsa Cedar Avenue Mary O'Malley Cook Genet Street Stroudsburg State Normal School St. Aloysius Young Men's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society Mirs Thomas Sheehan Orchard Street Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station Danville

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