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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1895

Page

8

Last Week Shooting Affair Unfolds in Carbondale

Long readable account traces romance and tension between Rosario Januaro and Mary Tomaine, with her husband Tomasine. Jurisdictional talk, possible elopement plans, and a shooting on departure day are described amid community reactions and local visits.

Januery Electric Alley Mary Tomaine Rosario Januaro Tomaine Mary Rosario Januaro Italy Janaro January Jangaro

Races Open At Anthracite Park In Carbondale

Beginning today for two days Carbondale residents may witness horse races at Anthracite park. The event aims for a strong turnout with running and trotting races. Local horsemen enter stock and several from Binghamton were refused due to crowding as entries rise.

Carbondale Anthracite Park Binghamton

Backed Over a Wall Unharmed on Sunday Morning

William Clift, head brake man on Conductor Hubbard's train, was backed against a eight foot wall when his horse pushed the carriage off a stone wall near the Phillips property. The carriage and wagon were loosened and no injuries occurred.

William Clift Hubbard Frank Walsh Mr. Clift Bruke

Ryan Couple Returns From Wedding Tour

Mr and Mrs Edward Ryan have returned from their wedding tour, marking the couple's travel after the ceremony and early married life.

Mrs Edward Ryan

Jermyn Church Socials And Local Happenings In Brief

Jermyn residents mingle at an ice cream social in the Congregational church while the Primitive Methodist coroner stone was laid. The community discusses a new worship house, family marriages, funerals, borough disputes, injuries, school needs, social meetings, elocution classes, and local trades as townsfolk visit, entertain, and plan events.

Weather, politics, and social notes from Tunkhannock area

A cold snap followed by rain eases the region after a heavy freeze. Local political activity at the Democratic county convention proceeds smoothly with three treasurer candidates and other party business. Social items include church and area visits, a New York excursion train, a moved merry go round, and recent marriage licenses and engagements.

Death of Edward Howard in Dunmore Street

Edward Howard died Saturday at his home on Dunmore Street. The funeral will be held this morning at WW o'clock with a solemn high mass of requiem in St. Patrick's Church. Interment follows in the Catholic cemetery. Dr. A F Craus returned from a country visit. J J Cummings is in New York City. Mrs William Lloyd of Providence visited her mother in law yesterday. Mrs Louise Price, visiting relatives on Lackawanna Street, returned home to Nanticoque yesterday. Miss Jennie Langan hosted a party at West End Hall for Miss Feely of Indiana with a large out-of-town attendance. Republican primaries elected delegates to the county convention at Music Hall, Scranton: First Ward John Pickering and Thomas G. Davis. Second Ward T P Jones and D W Patten. Rev Peter Roberts resigns as pastor of the Congregational church to accept a call in Colorado. Ladies Temperance Society of the Catholic church plans an entertainment and reception in Father Mathew Hall Wednesday evening.

Park Street New York Philadelphia Bale Abbey Morgan Salem Wayne County Abbey John Kase Wayne Street Charles Byles Cilntog Mary Haggerty Scranton Mary McAndrew Spring Street Thomas F. White Church Street Wilkes-Barre E. M. Oliver Carte Avenue Mildred Niagara University H. A. Purple Salem Avenue Forest City Bennett Lewisburg Walter E. Frick Wyoming Street Charlee Waterbury New York City John Merrick Herrick Center Cornelius Comegya May Boland Washington Street Hattie Berry Canaan Street Frank Wilkes- Barre Bert Brownell iMre John Diuck Albany Andrew Wyllie Belmont Street Crystal Lake Gg. W. Gilbert Bridgeville N. J Annie L.mclaughlin Mount Vernon Elisha McGowdy Laurel Street E. P. Webb Dundaff Villa Williams Hotel American Shields Dr. Burns Ethel Price Cemetery Street Ladies’ Missionary Society Langelive Church Benneman Kate Osborne C. Osborne West Side Jennie Healey Grove Street Elizabeth Kelly Mary Gilroy West Avoca James Ryder P. J. Flood Methodist Episcopal Church Duryea Sons of Temperance Shamrocks Avoca Taylor Reds The Tribune Mra William Etter E. J. Webb Homer N. Y Marie Walsh Parsons Walsh M. H. Collins Jermyn Thomas Dunn KE. J. Hoban Pittsn Milas Marie Walsh Michael Whalen Hragon Joseph Edward Howard Dunmore Street St. Patrick’s Church A. F. Craus J. J. Cummings William Lloyd Providence John Lloyd Louise Price Lackawanna Street Nanticoke Jennie Langan West End Hall Miss Feely Indiana Music Hall First Ward John Pickering Thomas G. Davis T.P. Jones D. W.patten Peter Roberts Congregational Colorado

Local Delegates Elected and Community Notices

The election of delegates passed quietly last Saturday with First ward choices W. od. Hohner and Philetus Snedicor and Third ward choices Harry Simpson Richard Jamea. Vigilance committees named W. H. Walker P. G. Harding and Richard Reese Frank Merchant. Shipping news notes residents face nightly thefts in Winton including 25 chickens from Mr Sneers. Edwin J. Betts of Scranton joins Morgan store staff. George Tiffany relocates from Jermyn. Annie Burrows of New York visits Mrs P J Holliww.

W. Od. Hohner Philetus Snedicor W. H. Walker P. G. Harding Harry Simpson Richard Jamea Richard Reese Frank Merchant Oriential Star Lodge Winton Mr. Sneers Edwin JE. Betts Scranton Betts Wilson Morgan George Tiffany Jermyn Mixes Annie Burrows New York P. J. Holllwter

Wayne County Republican treasurer and coroner nominees named

The Wayne County Republican convention nominated Joseph Boyd of Damascus for treasurer and Dr. C B Foster of Honesdale for coroner. Wedding notices announce Miss Mary Shaw Mason of Scranton and Dr. C J Foster of Honesdale to wed at Green Ridge church on Wednesday. A Maple City lantern parade by Honesdale wheelmen is planned for Thursday night. Reverend Brasee of Mauch Chunk is to preach at Grace Church on Sunday.

Wayne County Joseph Boyd Damascus C. ‘Be. Foster Monesdale Mary Shaw Mason Scranton C. J. Foster Honesdale Green Ridge Presbyterian Church Maple City Mr. Brasee Mauch Chunk Grace Church

Happenings of Interest to Iron and Coal Trades

Industry notices span Chickies Iron furnace restarts at Chickies and Hillside Coach and Iron appoints Mores Evans as superintendent Forest City. Thurlow plant revival before month end. Pittsburg Wire works records peak August output. Spearman Tron new furnace at Sharpeville. Cooper Hewitt Durham relining to blast soon with 200 jobs. Pottsville mills resume Sept 2 employing 200. Franklin Steel Casting progresses with 200 jobs. Reading Iron furnace blast Aug 31. Hyde Park Tron and Steel plant starts Sept 5. Standard Horse Nail expands capacity. Lehigh Valley elevates Llewellyn Price to foreman Port Bowkley. Wilkes-Barre scene notes Coxton yard exams and new training. Moosic Spring Brook leased to Florence Coal with mine renovation and new breaker. Also ad for Mrs Winslow’s Teething Syrup.

Chickies Iron Company Chickies Mores D. Evans Kingston Coal Company Hillside Coach and Iron Company Forest City Thurlow Wellaian Tron and Steel Company Als Monn Pittsburg Thaddeck Uhe Spearman Tron Company Sharpeville Durham Cooper & Hewitt Riegelaville Pitteburg Steel Casting Company Phitebure Pottsville Iron and Steel Company Pottsville Tron and Steel Company Standard Horse Nail Company of New Brighton Llewellyn Price Recorder Lugerne County Henry Lehigh Valley Coal Company Port Bowkley Price Lehigh Valley Coxton Yard

Castoria Recalled in Old Consumer Rhyme

A vintage rhyme traces Castoria’s use from infancy through adulthood, noting a mother’s trusted remedy for a child’s illness and its presence through pregnancy and motherhood. The playful verse links Castoria to care across life stages, reflecting historical medicine claims.

Eminent Doctor Offers Free Consultations at Linden Street

Health advertisement touts Dr F B Smith and staff at 606 Linden Street opposite the courthouse. It claims six months of cures for severe diseases and invites free consultations from 9 am to 6 pm daily, extended to 9 pm on Tuesdays and Fridays, urging readers to judge for themselves and ignore “quack” accusations.

F. B. Smith Linden Street Court House Smith

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