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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1895

Page

2

Wilkes-Barre Office Plans and County Jail Scrutiny

The Tribune reports on a Wilkes-Barre branch office opening in the Laning Building Public Square and outlines aims to deliver the newspaper early. It also covers Luzerne County jail overcrowding, inspector Skadden noting 104 capacity with 113 inmates including 13 women and urging expansion and sanitary upgrades. A call is made for a special term to try capital cases swiftly to reduce the murder docket.

the Tribune Laning Public Square Wilkes-Barre Pennsyvania Philadelphia New York Luzerne

Testimony Highlights Trial of Wilkes-Barre Boarding House Bombings

Saturday proceedings in the murder case against seven Virginian negroes tied to the Hungarian boarding house explosion. Shafer and Shafer and Jordan testified, with key items verified by other witnesses. If convicted, swift verdicts seem likely. the aim is a jury ruling within days.

Nelson Miller Wilkes-Barre Shafer Jordan Fastern

Surprise of His Friends And Frank Kelley’s Disappearance

The article reports Frank Kelley, financial secretary of the Wilkes-Barre baseball club, vanished after a $1,000 shortfall was found in club funds. Investigations point to possible misappropriation by local professionals, with strong community sympathy for Kelley and his parents amid the distress.

Frank Kelley Wilkes-Barre Kelley Ben

No War in the Camp Says Luzerne Republicans Unite

Democratic papers claim dissent in the Republican camp but there is no foundation for such talk. George Ferris and his friends endorse Judge Bennett and the Republican ticket. Garrison and Martin, both defeated sheriff hopefuls, will loyally support the ticket. Luzerne Republicans express unity and confidence in a full victory this year.

George Ferris Judea Bennett Ferris Judge Bennett Garrison Martin Luzerne

Ex-Senator Williams Returns From Europe

Hon Morgan F B Williams arrives home after a four month European tour mainly in Wales. He discusses Welsh coal profits and notes 39000 tons shipped from Cardiff to San Francisco in August. Friends plan a reception at Concordia Hall next Wednesday evening.

Morgan FB. Williams Wales England Europe Williams London Cardiff San Francisco Amercan Concorda Hall

County Controller Seeks Office Recognition After Board Rebuff

Joseph Lloyd named county controller by the governor faces difficulty in taking office as the county commissioners refuse to provide office space or acknowledge him. Lloyd files proceedings to force recognition while Commissioner Norton files the board's defense claiming the assembly act creating the office governs the matter.

Trolier Luzerne Schuylkill Board of County Commissioners Armonigo Moose Joseph Lloyd Lloyd Norton Act of Assembly

Washington monument committee moves statue to courthouse entrance

The Washington monument committee met Saturday evening and decided the statue should be placed near the courthouse entrance facing West Market Street. The model is now on exhibition. A jail repair funding decision awaits October. Teachers held an Institute with Miss Sergeant from New York discussing the Prang system. Dr. Trimmer caught an eight and a half pound lake trout at Harvey’s Lake. No water famine. Crystal Spring Water Co has no water on hand. A special train carried fans to see Wilkes-Barre vs Hazleton baseball. Charles Webhart of Dallas died at the Danville asylum. Wilkes-Barre Methodists meet today at 10. Mayor Nichols appointed Rev. Horace Hayden a constable to enforce child cruelty laws. Religious services are held Sundays on the river bank by Free Methodists.

Washington Monument Weert Market Street Board of Prison Commissioners Miss Sergeant New York Drawin Coughlin Trimmer Harvey's Lake Wilkes- Barre Crystal Spring Water Company Freeland Hazleton Charles Webbart Dallas Danville Wilkes-Barre First Methodist Episcopal Church Nichols Horace Hayden Hen. J.T. Logan Free Methodist Church

Banquets and contests light up Luzerne and Scranton events

The Ladies' Catholic Benefit banquet is set for O Malley's hall. A silk lag contest will decide among Hose of the Valley lodge and an Independent Order of Odd Fellows lodge in Luzerne. An entertainment and supper will be provided for attendees. Staged musical entertainment arrives Tuesday at the Primitive Methodist church. Miss Marie Fitzsimmons resumes duties at the post office after a week’s vacation. St Aloysius Society plans a Thanksgiving ball at O Marey's hall. Richard Campbell’s funeral drew a large crowd, with Rev A J Wesley preaching. interment at Langelife cemetery. Mrs A P Hollister visits Painted Post NY with son L B Hollister. James Gallacher of Mrven jailed for drunkenness. father John Gallagher prosecuted. Kidney and bladder troubles relieved in six hours by New South American Kidney. Available from C M Harris, 125 Penn Ave Scranton.

Ladies’ Catholic Benefit Association O'Malley Luzerne Borough Hose of the Valley Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows Professor Crowell Carbondale Thomas Oundy Primitive Methodist Mise Marie Fitzsimmons Postonce St. Aloysius Society O'Marey's Hall Integra Richard Campbell A. J. Welsley Langelife A. P. Hollister Rermon Lee Painted Post N. Y Misa Jennie Newlin May Sanders Kingston Mra. Hollister Montrose L. B. Hollister James Gallacher Ven Wilker-Harre Squire Whalen Gallagher John Gallagher

Village notes and travels in Greenwood and nearby towns

Thourlough Coolbaugh of Greenwood visited town Sunday. Ex-Tax Collector Joseph Hannick was in town Sunday visiting friends. William Anthony, the Doawee and Hudson ticket agent, is on vacation touring Philadelphia New York Brooklyn and Vermont. Trolley cars ran a busy day on the Moosline. Several boys went to Hamtown to see the Anthracites and Plym-

Thourlough Coolbaugh Greenwood Joseph Hannick William Anthony Doawee and Hudson Ala Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Vermont Hamtown

Anthracites Defeat Picked Club 9 to 3 in Local Game

Plymouth team failed to appear as a picked club played the out boys, with the Anthracites prevailing 9 to 3. David Robertson spent Sunday at his parents home on Main Street.

Plymouth David Robertson Main Street

Aged Kansas Man Stabbed by Neighbor in Norwich Fight

Jim Hagen and Zeno Mulvane quarreled over a colt trespass near Norwich. In a hand to hand struggle, Hazen stabbed Hagen in the heart, killing him instantly. The feud stems from a five year grudge over a marriage taint and prior disputes.

Kansas Neighbor Wichita Kan Jim Hagen Zeno Mulvane Norwich Hazen Hagen Jind

Fatal accident at flying horse show shocks Ocean City

At Ocean City on September 2 Knoch Wilson, a Black man, fell from a flying horse. His head hit a halter buckle, the blow-off cook was knocked, and he suffered a cracked skull. He died after steam from an escaping boiler boiled him before responders could reach him.

Ocean City Abed

Wanted Advertisements Seek Subscriptions and Sales Reps

Widely varied classified notices seek agents and salespeople for home based commissions and steady pay. Offers list Edward C. Fish Co Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and others recruiting reliable persons with modest or no capital and monthly earnings from 25 to 100 dollars plus expenses. Also rentals and real estate listings.

Edward C. Fish & CO Borden Bock

Scranton City Controller's Report and Debt Summary

The document outlines the Scranton city controller's annual financial report for the five years ending April 1, with detailed receipts and expenditures across departments including health, streets, and schools. It lists local improvements, assessments for improvements, and the grand cash balance, followed by a separate 1895 indebtedness statement detailing bonded debt and redemption schedules for various loans.

Offich Scranton Hety

Professional Cards and City Financials in Scranton

A dense compilation lists doctors lawyers and architects with office hours and addresses on Washington avenue Spruce street Wyoming avenue Vine street Linden street and 606 Washington. It includes city financials detailing indebtedness assets delinquencies and a statement sworn by Fred J. Widmayer City Controller.

R. J. Connell Washington Avenue Cor Spruce Street Francke Vine St W. FE. Aleln Washington _ avenue C. L. Frey Wyoming Ave Vine Street Tollence Commonwealth of Pennsylvania County of Lackawanna Scranton Fred J. Witmayer Beretton Fred J. Widmayer Ory W. L. Connell

Connolly and Wallace Offer New Season Dress Goods

The Connolly & Wallace department presents a season of novel dress fabrics with early orders shielding customers from price rises. They tout Priestly's goods, quality selections, wide widths, and strong value in silk and dress fabrics.

Silk Department Invites All to View Fine Fabrics

An open invitation to visit the Silk Department to admire the fabrics. All are welcome to view or buy, with no arguments or explanations required.

Central Railroad of New Jersey Train Schedules

Trains depart Scranton for Pittston Wilkes Barre and other points with single or through rates and specific times for Atlantic City New York Newark and Elizabeth Philadelphia Long Branch and Ocean Grove. Returning trains leave New York and Philadelphia with listed departures and general note that through fares to all points are available on application at stations.

New York Newark Ellanbeth Philadelphia Headigg Mauch Chunk Allentown Euston Ocean Grove Rauane Lebanon Harrisburg Pottsville Aes Olhauben Easton Trenton Philadelhia Washington and Way Tobyhanna Binghamton Oswego Elsmira Corning Bath Dansville Mount Morris Buffalo Hatch Hinghamton Elmira Cortland Syracuse Osweee Richfield Springs Tihaca Northumberland Pittston Wil Barre Plymouth Bloomsburg Danville Williamsport Baltimore Washington Nanticoke M. L. Smith City Ckawanns Avenue Depot

Scranton Train Schedules to New York and Nearby Lines

Scranton routes list morning departures for June 3 with trains to New York and connections. Listed times include 6.15, 9.00, 9.55 a.m. and 12.55 p.m. schedules appear in a fragmented display of the timetable.

Del Lack Western Scranton New York

Trains From Scranton for New York and Local Points

Trains depart Scranton for New York area and intermediate points on the Erie line at 7:00 a m and 3:2 p m. Additional departures to Honendale Hawley and area towns occur at 7:00, 4:40 a m and 3:40 p m. Through trains reach Lake Ariel with a 5:10 p m connection. Trains also leave to Wilkes Barre at 8:00 a m and 3:45 p m.

Commencin New Lackavanne Follo Beranton Carbondale Farview Waymart Honesdale Albany Baratoge Adirondacks Honea P.m Patna Boranton Dale Termedia Grovdale Way Matt Td Treal Saratoga Albany Scranton New Yorks Erie Honendale Hawley Lake Ariel la Érie Wilkes-Biarre

Train Schedule Scranton Carbondale Hancock Junction

New York Ontario and Western timetable shows Scranton to Carbondale trains at 10:00 a.m. and 6:10 p.m. Hancock Junction departures to Scranton at 5:55 a.m. Carbondale to Scranton trains at 7:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Hancock Junction to Scranton at 2:24 p.m.

New York Ontario and Western Scranton Carbondale Hancock Junction

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