Wilkes-Barre Tribune Opens Local Office
The Tribune announces a new branch in Wilkes-Barre at No 9 Laning Building Public Square. It aims to provide a valuable regional daily earlier than major cities. A 22 year old girl, noisy in Butler alley, was arrested and taken to the lockup before being sent to the Home of the Good Shepherd after her father identified her.
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the Tribune
No. 9
Laning Bullding
Public Square
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York
Butler Alley
Dougherty
the Good Shepherd
Dedicated Grant Street School Opening and Dedication Address
The two story brick Grant Street school, with annex, is completed and to be occupied by pupils tomorrow. Judge Rhone gave the dedicatory address praising city schools and public welfare. enrollment exceeded expectations necessitating a new Grammar Grade at Hancock school to handle overflow.
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Grant Street
Ghuithrie
Coughlin
Straues
B.A. Niven
Rhone
Wiest
Franklin Street
Mackin
Phillipa
Jamext
Haneck School
Con
Jersey Central Railroad
South Street
Hancock Street
Canal Street
New Evangelical Task Church Dedicates Building
The Evangelical Task church held dedication services starting Saturday evening with a week of continued rites. The 10,000 dollar frame structure at Grove Street replaces the old Grove Street church after a Supreme Court decision, featuring antique oak interior, a 87 foot steeple, and separate auditorium and Sunday school spaces. Bishop Stanford preached, with multiple addresses at a large platform meeting. services continue nightly this week with no local clergy officiating.
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Church of the Evangelical Task
Grove Street
Supreme Court
Beher Powman
Staif
Evangelical Association
Occtober and Hegan
B.D. Favel
Pethick
T. Erdman
Dorcas Society
Remour K. L
K. L
Bishop Stanford
Harrishire
Heys
Z. Wallace West
J. T. Lorani
F. Ch. Meive
Happel
Thornton
A. Mills
A. M. Stirk
Stanform
Young Woman Mamie Dougherty Reported Missing
A brief note states Mamie Dougherty of West Pittston was last seen around 4.29 o clock Saturday morning, and the case is being investigated in Scranton.
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Scranton
Mamie Dougherty
West Pittston
Man Accuses Robbery as Court Hears Alibi Claims
Mat Ryan testifies before Mayor Nichols alleging a plot against Walter Miller and Teasley Layman over a $190 cash theft and a gold watch. Warrants issued. Miller bail set at 500. Layman remanded for another hearing as alibi claims surface.
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Mat Ryan
Nichols
Walter Miller
Teasley Layman
Ryan
Teth Wirthes
Milter
Armstrong
Fell Street
Toseh
Miller
Jal Ste WS Tehidtens
John Shea
Judge Passes Sentences For Felonious Wounding and Larceny
Judge Bennett sentenced George Chesine to three years solitary confinement in the Eastern penitentiary and a fine of zero dollars after pleading guilty to felonious wounding by shooting. John Williams received a $70 fine and nine months in the county jail for larceny. Salvador Orto, an Italian, was sentenced by Judge Lynch to seven years in the Eastern penitentiary for attempting to cut the throat of a fellow countryman, with no mercy shown.
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Bennett
George Chesine
Shootihe
Eastern
John Williams
Salvador Orto
Lynch
Inbor
Wills Filed For Tud or and Ernst Executors Named
Two wills entered with the register. The Tud or will allocates the entire estate to sister Sarah Woolward and inmates J Butler Woodward and Judee Woolward as executors. The Ernst will provides a tombstone fund and half of the inventoried value to sons Francis J and Charles TH. Wife receives use of all property during life with remainder to children. executors named include wife Jacob F Francis J and Charles H Ernst. estate valued at 14000.
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Emly Cist Tudor
Wile
Sarah R. B. Woolward
J. Butler Woodward
Judee Woolward
George Mr. Ernst
Francis J
Chais
Jacob F. Francis J
Charles H. Ernst
Local Jewish Pastor Resigns for Montgomery Call
It is with regret the male Brith congregation reports the resignation of Rev. Israel Josephs as pastor after four years. He accepted a call from a Montgomery Alabama congregation. Educated at Union of American Hebrew College in Cincinnati his four years here gained him many friends among Jews and non Jews alike. He is a fine speaker whose lectures drew large audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel] Josephs
Montgomery
Ala
Dr. Josephs
Union of America Hebrew College of Cincinnati
Tragic death of 1-year-old in Kinney town mining incident
On Saturday Patrick Quinn of Kinney town Plating saw his 1-year-old son James crushed at Horton's Wreaker coal crushers when the belt and wheel drew him in. The child died before reaching home, leaving a bereaved family.
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James
Patrick Quinn
Kinneytown
Plating
Horton's Wreaker
Humane Society Takes In Two Girls From Philadelphia
On Saturday Captain Walters of the Humane Society escorted Lottie Gillman and Mary Moss to Philadelphia where they will be placed in the House of Con (Corvention). The girls are about 10 years old. Claude W. Krause, stenographer for Lehleh and Wilkes-Harre Coal, left for Philadelphia to undergo an appendectomy by Dr. Deaver of the University of Pennsylvania. An effort is planned for Thursday evening to revive the Maennerchor society with a meeting at Schappert's hotel.
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Maennerchor Society
Schappert
Social Roundup of Local Residents and Visitors
Mrs Joseph Fletcher spent a week with friends in Scranton visiting M Kormerer of Upper Lehlich chairman of Mount Jeesup Coal. HN T Conners visited Avoca. Mr and Mrs David Morgan were in Scranton. Miss Mabel Morginis left to study at Wyoming Seminary Kingston. Mrs Johnson Schour and family visit relatives at Mauch Chunk. William Hughes returned from a week with relatives. Annie Fletcher returned to Brooklyn after stay with parents. Mrs Best and daughter Ida returned from Pittston. Miss Roda Richards visits sister Mrs John Wedge. Mrs John Wedge returns from Walton New York. Mr and Mrs Milton Hoodmocker spent Sunday with Ferdinand Buenmets. George Taylor and David Morgans Jr began studies at the School of the Lackawanna. Miss Emma Singer returns from Sandy Run after staying with cousin Miss Lizzie Cairns.
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Joseph Fletcher
Scranton
M. &. Kormerer
Upper Leblich
Mount Jeesup
Sandytun
Annie Fletcher
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bests
Ida
Pittston
Roda Richards
John Wedge
Walton
N. Y
Milton Hoodmocker
Marshwood
Ferdiand Buenmets
George Taylor
David Morgana, Jr
School of the Lackawanna
Emma Singer
Sandy Run
Lizzie Cairns
Castoria Slogan Echoes Through Generations
A nostalgic verse traces Castoria's brand presence from infancy to adulthood. It recalls a mother figure turning to Castoria during illness, a child’s early cries, the social milestone of becoming Miss, and mothers passing the remedy to children.
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Raby
Camoria
Castoria
Miss
Market in New York Stocks Falls Then Recovers On Rumor Of Large Gold Shipments
The New York market faced heavy selling pressure with major stocks like Missouri Pacific and New York Central sliding early, while short sellers drove prices to new lows then bid up later as a rally emerged. The session closed barely steady after volatile moves and about 50 million shares traded.
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New York
Ee Tees
Missouri Pacific
Sugar
New York Central
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Lowesville
Nashville
Atchison, Wabash
Shorts
Sulee
Tribune
G. du BL Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Slack Brokers
Spruce Street
Seraton
Scranton Wholesale Damaged Produce Price List
A fragmented price sheet lists dried apples prunes currants and various meats and groceries with varied per unit prices. Items include evaporated apples Muscatels California prunes salted hams bacon smoked beef and flour with per bushel or per pound rates and several misspelled vendor names.
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Scranton
California
Swift
Tuba
Minnesota
Ohio
Indiana
Graham
New York Produce Market Prices Report
New York market data shows futures and cash quotes for flour, wheat, corn, and oats with No 2 red and No 2 white options, steady to firm tones, and occasional declines. Dairy and butter prices remain steady, cheese and egg values listed with regional state and western sources, per case pricing cited.
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New York
Cormn
Supo
Mfc
Chicago
South America
Malie
Toledo Wheat and Corn Market Report From Toledo Ohio
Market summary shows wheat receipts about 10 000 bushels with 47 000 bushels shipped and quiet tones for No 2 red and futures. corn receipts near 180 bushels and shipments about 20 000 with easy tone for No 2 mixed and other grades. rye firm and clover seed quiet with limited trading. Chicago livestock markets list cattle and hog receipts with mixed price ranges and cautious activity, while sheep stay quiet.
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Toledo Ftrain
Toledo
Ste. Oath
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Western Rangers
Wanted help and salesmen across cities in old notices
Wanted ads list positions for stock subscriptions and monopoly money schemes. Edward Co. Fibt & Co. and J Edward Cowles Co. recruit salepeople in Chicago and New York. Also seeking tailoring and sealing workers with guaranteed Sunday shifts and self-employment notes. Keywords include fashion and chemical company placements.
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Edward CO
Fibt & CO
Borden Brock
Chicago
Diverse Classified Ads Include Sales Reps and Professional Notices
A cluttered page lists multiple recruitment and sales requests for cigars and metals, job ads, and professional listings. It includes notices for sales agents, a stock of merchandise, and professional cards for doctors and lawyers in Scranton and surrounding cities.
Connolly and Wallace Dress Goods Offer Early Buys
Fabrica presents a season of novel dress fabrics and silks with an emphasis on Priestly's Goods. Early ordering allowed strong selections at favorable prices, highlighting quality, style, width, and value for customers seeking premium materials.
Silk Department Open House Delights Shoppers
An invitation to view the Silk Department offerings promises beauty in fabrics at accessible prices. The ad welcomes all to browse the goods, with or without intent to buy, highlighting an inviting shopping event.
Notable Visits and Wedding Tie at Moscow Locales
Mra Mason Pickering and daughter Nora visit Jackson Susquehanna County. Mina Sophia Simpkine visits Moscow with Mrs Decker. Rev 8 C SimpKing was in Moscow last Thursday and witnessed the marriage of Edward Sayre and Milve Davies.
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Mra
Mason Pickering
Nora
Jackson
Susquehanna County
Mina Sophia
Simpkine
Moscow
Mra. Decker
The
Methodist Episcopal
8. C. Simpking
Edward Sayre
Milve Davies
Central Railroad Timetables Scranton to New York and points east
Rail timetable shows trains from Scranton to Wilkes-Barre and beyond with exact departure times to New York Philadelphia and Reading via Allentown. It lists service to Mauch Chunk Easton Harrisburg Pottsville and weekend schedules with special cars and through connections.
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Philadelpia
Seven Inns
New York
Mauch Chunk
Rentows Prethies Hem
Easton
Philadelphia
Nig Bia
Boner
Phladelphia
Atdwikt Tien
H. Olhausen
Trains Schedules for Dell Lack and Western Divisions
Train times for Dell Lack and Western divisions listed for June 24 1895 with departures to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia Washington Binghamton Oswego and more. Includes express and accommodation trains and connections at Buffalo Cortland Syracuse Northumberland and Nanticoke with multiple daily slots and Pullman sleeping options.
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Dell, Lack
Western
Scranton
New York
Tobyhanna
Zpress
Binghamton
Oswego
Mimira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Duffalo
Buf ‘Ala
Southweath
Nicholson A
Wa Ee
Nicholson
Bihighamton
Elmira
Cortland
Syracuse
Osawe Pissas
Richfield Springs
Northumberland
Pittston
Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Nanticoke
Plymouth Ree
Pullman
Siith
Avon Depot
Train Schedule for Scranton to Nearby Points
Erie and Wyoming Valley trains depart Scranton for New Town and intermediate points at 7:00 am and 3:00 pm. Local point trains to Honesdale Hawley run at 7:00 am 4:00 am and 2:00 pm. Through trains to and from Honesdale. Lake Ariel service at 5:10 pm. Wilkes-Barre trains leave at 6:39 am and 3:45 pm.
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Ommoencin
New Lackawannna Avenue
Waymart and
Howes
Albany
Barato
Adi
Scranton
New Towl
Erie Rail
Honesdale
Hawiey
Honedale
Lake Ariel
Wilkes-Barre
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Ithura
Essen
Emily Buther
George WW. Ernst
Winton
Stocks and Bonds
Tobsewo Co
Seat Thess Co
Sabine
T& A
Thisa Bey
Ana Fok
Thy
Teslawiire
Louis
Gay Wits Filing
M. Ke
Texas
Manhattan
Anon
N. J
Coorbrad
Pacis
Pacifie Oebeeee
Lenther
Rit
Aly
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Rid
Ask
Time Top
Rank
Seers Green Ridge Lumber Co
First National Bank
Ceeeeeere Lackawanna Lumber Co
Eenee Scranton Savings Pank
Scranton Lace Curtain Co
Aeae Third Natianial Bank
Sobe Thuton Coal Land Co
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Glass Co
Oeacon National Boring & Drilling Sone
Scranton Jar & Bronner Co
Ooee
al Locka, & Montrore R Bi
Csiss Eee
Spring Brook Water Co
Cone Tilmhurast Boulevard Co
Cone 100 Tack. Trust & Safe Dep. Co
Allegheny Lumber Co
Tee
Beranton Packing Co Peeres Seree Feee
Ponds
Scranton Traction CO
Ehconomy Steam Heat & Power
Scranton Claes
Eeneeee Bee
Ruskhbrook Coal Co
C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Mapenenana
Givin Roeforeuers
J. Edward Cowles
Chambers Streat
Mango Chemical Company
Join Street
Ficaro CL Faico
Shupwaril
Outit
Iro
Addo
Mtany, McHigan Mpg CO
Consolidated Mfg, CO
van Thuren
Wheat Commission
Addrouss L, N. CO
Station L
OLNCE
Tbolgland Ave"g Co
Mentists
William A. Taft
Washington Avenue
Physicians and Surgeons
Hinde
Universa
Adkras P.O. Box 4
G. Edgar Dean
Court House Square
P.O. Box
Tribune Office
LA Appe
LA Adams
Key Franklin Avenue
Carson & Davies
West Lackawanna Avenue
Thomas E. Evans
Luzerne
Hyde Park
John Jermyn
Wyoming Avenue
Hoe & Co
the Tribe
W. Gibson Jones
Dis
Replogle
Spruce St
Tribune vMlee
Taylorvilla
Hydelark
Providence
Dickson Olyphant
Vokville
Archibald
Jermyn
E. H. Cat
City
Frank Leake
Lattle
Moody
Adama Ave
Jotica
Lackawanna Store Association, Limited
Bertheld
J. P. Higginson
J. M. Rhodes C
Rholew
Louis D
Clood Samaritan Salve
J. JM. Rhodes Frei
C. W. Rhodes
Mbnrs
Deep Samaritan Salve CO
Care Tribune
Franklin Avenue
Steere
Tribune Ofica
Medical
Apupeti
Penayroyal
Westie
A. J. Connell
Francke
Vine St
W. EB. Aleln
North
Co. L. Prey
Wyoming Ave
Vine Street
L. M. Gates
Madison Avenue
J. C. Bateson
Linden Street
Warren & Knapp
Republican Building
Scran_tom
Pas
Jessups & Hand
lLaw
Commonwealth Building
W. H. Jessup
Horace KE. Hand
Patterson & Wilcox
Roswell
H. Patterson
William A. Wilcox
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Common
Wealth Building
Frank T. Okell
Attorney-Atlaw
Coal Exchange
James W. Oaksford
Ramuel W. Edgar
Spruce #t
Urib Townsend
Dime Bank
Meee
R._ PITCHER
Eee Building
Scranon, the
Edward H. Davis
E. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Epruce At
Cor, Ward. Ave
Brown & Morris
Eee
Cranton
Republic Savings and Loan Association
Callon & WN
Callender
Thomas M. Cann
Walther H. Buell
Worcester
Adame Fivenie
Jos
Leeds
R. Clark & Co
North Main Avenue
Green House
I. North Main Avenue
Bauer’s
Yore Acarons RR
J. Bauer
Over Hu Music Store
Borane
Frank P. Brown
Aubrey
Connolly & Wallace
Fabrica
SILES
Court House
Scranton A Okes
Lacka
Peckville
Tens
Grand Union Tea CO
Jones Bros
P. Ziegler
Scranton House
Assenger
Victor Koch
New York City
Central Park
Chandler
F. A. Hammond
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Frain
Phi
K. Pe Aeions
Bat
Isi Prim
L&w. RR
D. Leslie Scranton
Fittaton
Wilkes
Perre
Wee T. R
White Haven
Hareton
Pottaville
Over Meadow
Fottsville
L&w . RR
Bethlehem
Reading
W.rh
Tunkhannock
Wwanda
Elmirsian
Geneve
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Detroit
P. L
W. R
H.R. R
W.R. RK
L. V. Ehalr
L. & Mellon
Ceetus Buffalo
Erollin H. Wilbur
Gha
Pasa
Phila
W. Nonnemacher
Gem Fees
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
York
Crai
North Ba
Omta
Teen
Alas Daily
Ept
Rive Leincock
Wunet Hancock Starlight Proaton
Pa Pleasant Mt Uniondale
Mayfield
Jermyn Arosibala
Providence Park
T. Futeroft
Y. Eter
Madea Well Man
Teaak
Giratina
Matthews Bree
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