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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1894

Page

8

City Notes Update From Scranton Local Scene

Various city items including races by the Gentlemen's Driving Club on Thursday at 2 p m, audits, theater seating, and political speeches. Prohibition candidate Hawley to address Green Ridge meeting, large advance sales for Maris Wainwright at the Academy of Music, and local court actions and church events noted.

Gentlemen's Barney Ferguson Academy of Music Charles L. Hawley Prohibition Green Ridge Maris Wainwright Richard Roe Mayfield Simon H. Yeakli Mathina Stipp Crystal Hose Company Westminster Monhagen Hose Company Middletown N. Y Scranton Republican Club F. P. Price James O'Connor Carbondale John F. Pethick Presbyterian Church Ford Schievera W. Weeden Laurel Hillee Bauer

Prohibition county ticket named at Lackawanna meeting

The Prohibitionists of Lackawanna county met at the Frothingham theater to nominate a county ticket. Edward Williams presided as chairman of the county committee, with John Stone elected chair and A B Clay and J G Shepherd secretaries. The convention adopted resolutions calling for prohibition and named W. H. Richmond for Congress and Edward Campbell for judge, among others, with a county committee to be finalized and a session set for October 1 to name state candidates.

Edward Campbell Uniontown Fayette County W. W. Lathrope Lackawanna County Frothingham Edward J. G Shepherd Jermyn H. M. Walton Stove A. T. Thomson G. R. Clark Jana FP Judge J. G John Davy E. R. Griffith Prohibition Party W. J. Watking North Main Avenue Prohibition Rome W. W. Lathrops William H. Richmond Priceburg America Richmond Tallie Morgan Mr. Morgan Uniiontown Hoe Joseph E. Loveland Madison Township William Atherton Clark's Green Charles H. Chandler Scranton James A. Lennon Olyphant Bawin S. Williams John M. Hughes John R. Colvin Blakely Arthur Frothingham Pierce Butler Tullie Morgan Senate

Our Bast flour sale boasts sixty carloads and praise

The Scranton Cash Store promotes the Our Bast flour brand claiming seven complaints in 7,800 barrels and projecting at least 15,000 packages in about thirteen months. They state the flour is the world’s best and priced at $3.85 per barrel in sacks, calling it the cheapest food and guaranteeing good baking.

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Supposed Rocaldent of This City Killed by Railroad Wheel

A miner named Anthony O Connor, thought to be from this city, was killed by a railroad team in Pittsburg on Wednesday. A coroner’s letter from Pittsburg asked Scranton authorities to locate his relatives, noting a certificate from a board in Hyde Park dated August 1880 in the name Anthony O Conner. The man’s identity could not be confirmed and no relatives were found in the city directory or by the police.

Anthony O'Connor Pittsburg Nay Ang Park Nay Ang Elmharet Clay Avenue Mulberry Street Clay Webster

Local clerical hires and staffing notes roll in

Miss Shea advances with Martin and Delany. Frank Battle becomes a top stenographer in Wilkes Barre. Professor Wood seeks two new stenographers. Nellie O Hara departs for New York for a position. Mary Reedy takes a bookkeeper stenographer post with Davidow Bros. Stationery arrives for a new practice. Mrs Teresa Tonsaint serves as stenographer for West Ridge Coal. Edward Wood and Bertha Carpenter win the polling contest. College enrollment climbs with twenty two new students this week and 376 total.

West Ridge Coal Company Edward Ho Boss Wood Bertha Carpenter

Great Shoe Sale at 5 Bros Shoe Store in Binghamton

Sill Booming. The great sale of Binghamton shoes at the 5 Bros shoe store. Regular prices out square in two. Values scattered to the window. Don’t miss this chance to get some of the bargains. Pillsbury’s Best makes hot bread.

Binghamton 5 Bros

Nay Ang Park Boulevard Delays Hinder City View and Development

Nay Ang park area and the new boulevard face delays as Mulberry Street grading and roadbed preparation lag. Residents see rising lot demand near Arthur and Elmhurst while trackage and waterlogged streets deter travel and threaten the park’s access until grading and cooperation from firms and officials arrive.

Fine Cigars Offered To Hotels Clubs And Individuals

Advertises cigar brands with bulk pricing to buyers such as hotels clubs and individuals. Lists El Candillo Santa Vivia White Sea Coursen’s Scranton and Coursen’s Rosebud Havana cigars with per thousand rates and notes large line imported and Key West branding. Encourages trial orders of one thousand units.

Santa Vivia White Sea Havana Coursen Scranton Rosebud Key West

Depew Invited to Lecture for Sheridan Monument Drive

A Scranton committee led by Mayor Connell James P. Dickson and Lt Governor L A Watres met William Depew in New York to invite him to lecture for the Sheridan Monument Association. Depew asked questions about the aims and topics and said he would decide within a few days.

Connell James P. Dickson Lietenant L. A. Watres New York Conanesy M. Capew Scranton Sheridan Monument Association Watres Tamant Depew Grand Central Depot Select Council Board of Trade School Board Dickson

Killing of Archibald man by his son at inquest

Coroner's inquest into August Gaus death in Archibald revealed circumstantial evidence that a blow from his son caused the skull fracture. The wife found the unconscious man after a brawl in which a boarder and the son participated. The son is at large while Masharskey is jailed.

August Gaus Archibald Jore Manhalskey Gaua Masharskey Gaus Mashufokey

Local Notices Highlight Classes And Appointments

The notice board lists session filings for tables, new furniture arrivals, and night school classes. Professor Yoder’s shorthand students excel under excellent tuition while Attorney Hamilton shared notes and checks guidance with students yesterday afternoon. An additional night-forge teacher is planned and Migs Hardenbergh’s Planoforte School reopens Monday Sept 17 for plano-forte studies at 1A Wyoming Ave. Dr. Laubach heads to Chicago in October for postgraduate dental training. Delwarte system music instruction by Miss Dortrudy Morris hosts sessions Sept 28 at 14 Wyoming Ave. Br Gibbons of New York City visits Scranton Mondays at 441 Wyoming Ave for evening lessons. Ladies offer shoe and accessory sales at reduced prices as part of a local sale. Weber goods promoted by A C Netheron & Co at Commonwealth Building. Pintskony Flour Mills capacity noted at 117,500 barrels daily.

Migs Hardenbergh Virgil Wyoming Avenue

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