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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1896

Page

6

Watchman Needed at D H Market Street Crossing

Coroner Longstreet reports the jury found Dr J H Cooke of Bald Mount killed at the East Market Street crossing by a Delaware and Hudson locomotive on Aug 24 1846. Witnesses say the doctor was warned several times and all swore the trains run too fast. The jury recommends a watchman at the crossing until trains cease daily.

Longstreet J. H. Cooke Bald Mount East Market Street Delaware and Hudson KE. H. Cooke

Speer Brand of Brandy Guaranteed Purity Mentioned

An advertisement extols the Speer Brand of Brandy and the Cli max Brandy made from grapes in 1876 as absolutely pure. It warns against using other brandies for sickness and endorses old and strictly pure brandy from grapes.

Speer

McGarrah's Insect Powder Ad and Jobs Notice

Ask Your Dealer for McGarrah's Insect Powder and 10 cent boxes. Pillsbury Flour mills capacity 17 500 barrels a day. Wanted Boys to sell the Scranton World in Bellevue. Apply tomorrow morning at World office in Republican building.

McGarrah Pillsbury Scranton Bellevue World Office Republican Building Scranton World Republican Court House

Singing Society Grand Festival Opens in New York Visit

The Singing Society hosts their annual saengerfest with 150 guests including the Fr aus Schubert Maennercher of New York arriving by special train. A Kommers welcome banquet at Music Hall precedes a sacred concert Sunday at Music Hall featuring Miss Mary Braun dis. A late-night operetta caps the program as the Schuberts perform with ensembles from Scranton and neighboring cities.

Leiderkraaz Frang Schubert Maennercher New York City Schubers Scranton Lehigh Valley Delaware and Hudson Roads Leiderkrang and Bauer Westminster and Valley House Music Hall Elk Leiderkrang Kommers L. Wehlau Rhhuberts Mary Braundis New York United Singing Section Maennerchor Scranton Saengerunde Schuberts New York Society Hein United Singers of New York

Two 14-Year-Old Runaways Caught in Wilkes-Barre

Harry McLain and Arthur Walter vanished from Scranton at dawn heading to Baltimore with a note to their mother. Police nabbed them a few hours later in Wilkes-Barre after a description led to a train and telegram tip. Harry carried about $2 saved. Walter planned to sell papers.

Baltimore Harry Wilkes-Barre Lehigh Valley Harry McLain William McLain Washington Avenue Arthur Walter Michael Walter Olive Street

Election of directors at Hillside Coal and Iron and allied companies

Directors were elected yesterday at the Hillside Coal and Iron offices for Hillside Coal and Iron Moosic Mountain and Carbondale Rail road Jefferson Railroad Northwestern Mining and Exchange. Presidents elected for two companies only.

Hillside Coal and Iron Company E. B. Thomas John G. MacCullough A. HK. McDonough J. Lowther Welsh William A. Muay E. N. Willard Moses Terwilliger Moosic Mountain and Carbondale Railroad Company William A. May George W. Dowe A. K. McDonough Edward White Jefferson Railroad Company J. Lowter Welsh Andrew Donaldson BE. N. Willard Northwestern Mining and Exchange Company Eben B. Thomas John G. McCullough

Scranton Girl Appears in New York Journal Romance

The New York Journal reported a romance turning to marriage between Miss Kate Fanning and Policeman Edward O'Brien. The wedding occurred at St. Augustine's church on One Hundred Sixty-seventh Street and Franklin Avenue Thursday afternoon. A reception followed at the home of Mrs. Albert Wilson, aunt of the bride, at 1016 Washington Avenue, wife of a rope manufacturer. The couple announced on July 29.

Scranton New York Journal Kate Fanning Edward O’brien St. Augustine’s Church One Hundred and Sixty-seventh Street Franklin Avenue Albert Wilson Washington Avenue Fanning

Sow ing the Wind and Garry Owen at the Academy of Music

The Academy of Music presents Sydney Grundy’s Sow ing the Wind with Julius Cohn directing, showing a reckoning of sin and a deceitful father-daughter dynamic. Tony Farrell stars in Garry Owen a fresh Irish comedy drama with new scenery and dramatic effects. Also on stage An Innocent Sinner with Lilian Lewis September 8 and Little Trixie starring May Smith Robb ins with Davis' theatre featuring song and dance.

Sydney Grundy Academy of Music Grundy Julius Cohn Tony Farrell Froth- Ingham Garry Owen Lawrence Marston Lillian Lewis Miss Lewis America Tennessee Lawrence Stanley Eleanor Carey Maud LeRoy Ida Burrows Frank A. Tannehill David M. Murray J. P. Keefe Edwin Brown Frank Calburt Frederick Lauder C. H. Kittredge Tuthill Davis’ Theatre May Smith Robbins Trixie Misa Robbing

West Mountain Babe Placed as Charge After Foundling Meeting

At yesterday's meeting of the poor board, the West Mountains foundling babe was accepted as a district charge. The Hillside Home option was adopted for now, with the child put on trial with potential adopters from the South Side. The report notes 416 prescriptions written, 184 patients at the asylum, 162 in the almshouse, 27 admitted, 11 discharged, and two deaths. Mrs Catherine Sampson, a colored applicant, was granted $5 monthly relief.

Poor Board Slaters of St. Joseph's Foundling Home West Mountains South Side Catherine Sampson Cortland N.Y Strang Heemer Almehouse

Scranton Business College Opens With Historic Turnout

The opening Tuesday at Scranton Business College marks the largest in school history. Prof Amburn is praised as the right man for the position. No student teachers are employed. only seasoned instructors. New textbooks are praised as superior. Buck Whitmore & Co claim the state’s largest business operation, challenging readers to verify by visiting sessions and counting students. Many students plan to enter next week. Special offer remains open.

Scranton Business College Amburn Buck, Whitmore & Co

Open Today at Mears and Hagen Dress Goods

A very fine assortment of black and colored dress goods and cloakings offered by Mears & Hagen.

Mears & Hagen

Lessons on Piano Resume at Powell’s Music Store

Miss Mary FE De Long resumes piano lessons starting Monday September 7 at Powell's Music Store 125 North Main Avenue. Wanted boys to gel the Scranton.

Mary FE. de Long Powell's Music Store North Main Avenue

John Raymond Institute announces second annual prospectus

The John Raymond Institute of Manual Training releases its second annual prospectus detailing courses in English business mining mechanics electricity and architecture to be completed in three years. Noted instructors include Walter H. Buell H H Burroughs Arthur Dunn and others with fees ranging from eight to twelve dollars for the two terms.

John Raymond Institute of Manual Training John Raymond Institutte Natitude Walter H. Buell M. A Yale University School of the Lackawanna Engish H. H. Burroughs C.E Arthur Dunn A. B United States W. E. Plumley A. M

County Sunday School Workers Convened in Carbondale

In Berean Baptist Church Carbondale delegates gathered for the county convention of Sunday school workers. The readings and addresses were of a high order and discussions proved profitable. Mrs Barnes received special mention for primary work. Delegates were royally entertained by the Carbondale council and Mr Nye was complimented for excellent entertainment work.

Berean Baptist Church of Carbondale Barnes Carbondale Council Nye Committee On

Speer Oporto Grape Vineyard At Passaic N J Promises Widespread Vines

Speer N J Wine Co advertises an immense grape operation at Passaic 12 miles from New York with over 300 miles of trained vines and two mile long arbors. It offers to pay expenses and $100 to anyone who visits and finds the claim false, touting their wines as oldest and best. A separate line notes a job posting: Wanted Boys to sell the Scranton building.

Speer Passaic N. J New York Eity Speer, N. J., Wine Co

Open stock Haviland china offers affordable replacements

The ad promotes an 11 piece Haviland & Co reach China Decorated Dinner Set for 34 dollars and suggests small portions for 15 dollars or less. It touts the durability of Haviland china and its benefit when chipped, appealing to readers replacing broken dishes from open stock patterns.

Iece Haviland & Co Haviland China

Man Under Arrest Denies Shooting Gott

Obleski later named Orgell in custody for the Thursday night shooting of Frank Gott. He was brought before Alder man Moses and remanded to county jail for trial. Gott is recovering as police believe the suspect guilty despite his protests.

Stanslaus Obleski Frank Gott West Side Moses Obleski Orgell Barachell Orzell Simpson Gott

Miner Injured in Shaft Accident at Starrs Shaft

John M. Thomas of Wayne Avenue suffered a serious accident in Starrs shaft while preparing a shot. He was running away when his head struck a projecting rock, knocked unconscious as an explosion followed and a falling rock covered him. He sustained serious injuries.

John M. Thomas Wayne Avenue Starr’s

To Cure a Cold in One Day Claims Laxative Tablets

Ad promotes Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cure for cold in one day with a refund offer. It also markets sales jobs for boys to distribute the Scranton World, boasting strong Sunday paper sales and exclusive news.

Rexford's Cut Prices Encourage Quick Shopping

Hargatna like these are not for long. We've pressed the button the prices do the rest. But you must get there while they last. Two days the prices hold good if the goods hold out. After that ack go what's left to the regular prices. Too many goods in certain departments furnish the reason for the cut in price on these.

Pocket Books sale announced for two days only

In the store a promotional event offers any two pocketbooks for thirty nine cents each, a marked down price from yesterday’s fifty cent line. The sale highlights a fine selection including Heller grade and other better made titles, urging customers to come today.

Ike Wwe

Local political badges on sale with McKinley and Bryan

A brief item advertises assorted political badges including McKinley and Bryan designs such as gold bugs and silver bees for sale. It invites readers to come and purchase, signaling a campaign memorabilia push.

McKinley Bryan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Norton’s Qaz Lackawanna Ave THE Weston Mill CO Scranton, Olyphant Garney, Brown &Co., Manufacturers C. D. Shumway Washington Ave Tribune Building D. & H. Market Street Crossing Schank Spencer Singing Society Franz Schubert Farview Excursion Honesdale Farview Bauer Macmercher O'Brien Morrisania Fordham Hospital George Fanning North End H. C. and 1. CO. Interests Hillside and Allied Interests West Mountain John Raymond Institute Hood Gale All Newaboys Miet Onyx Bis A. E. Rogers Pocket Books Aylesworth’s Wyoming Avenue William Smillar GAS and Water CO Wyoming Ave Center China Hall Millar & Peck Rexford’s Lasoo Tribune Colin Habnett Lackawanna Avenue the Gas Appliance CO OF the Lagkawarna Scranton, PA Fite Bem Thos, M. Cann, LL. D Walter H. Buell, A. M Hill Lonsdale Lackawanna Ave
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