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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1897

Page

5

City Notes From The County Line Board Meets This Afternoon

The board of health will meet this afternoon. Alderman Millar returns from a tour of inspection of the Eighth Regiment in Harrisburg Saturday and will be in his office at 1 o clock. R W Rankin purchased the W J Mevormick property at 717 Clay Avenue and another property from George Tyler. The concert and dinner of Professor Haylin Evans will be held tonight at the Van Avenue Baptist church instead of last night. List of residents connected to recent engagements and marriages provided. Vinton Bible lessons at Grace Reform Episcopal church at 7 45 pm on Potey Working Miracles. New Catholic weekly paper to debut Saturday with contributors John Power, Philip Neill, and B J Flood. Michael Hegan shows improvement after knife wounds. Funeral of Sister Agatha at St Peters Cathedral with high mass at 1 4 oclock and burial at Carbondale. Munk Edgar of Scranton says contract for wires and machinery awarded to H J Whittemore Co of Scranton. work likely to start this week. Water wheels and dam bids close Friday. contract awarding to follow. W A Decker reports borough town council contract, with completion target August 1. Wayne Independent

Board of Health Millar Harrisburg O'Clowk R. W. Rankin W. J. Mevormick Clay Avenue Tribune Louis Green Len Guth Beranton Thomas Schilling Liggle ET Munter Chirk Sumani George W. Sands Luctiwielesher Falls Waroming County Vinton Bible Grace Reformed Epianopal Potey Sal Colm John Power R Conner Philip Neill Wilkes-Thirre B. J. Flood Ashley Michael Hegan LuckaWanna Halipond Avenue Agatha Ld Torsday Cerilia St. Peters Cathedral Trgiining Welaware Hudson Carbondale Durlal St. Howe of Limi Tre Munk Edgar Scranton Hawley Electric Light and Power Company H. J. Whigitmen Pritay VY. A. Decker Beroush Wayne Independent

Locked In High School By Locked Front Door Prank

Pedestrians near the high school saw about two dozen young ladies jump from a lower window after an evening clash. Shouting with laughter they ran to the sidewalk as a teachers meeting apparently closed the building and the janitor left, locking the front door by mistake.

Notice of Removal and Spring Millinery Opening at Arcade

Dr. C. D. Shumway has moved his office to SUC Jefferson avenue. Spring millinery opening featuring artistic hats and bonnets by M. A. Priedlander & Co. at 105 Spruce street near Court House. Lawn Grass Evergreen priced at $4.00 per bushel from Tilinghast's Seed Store in Arcade Scranton.

Tilinghast's Seed Store Arcade Scranton C. D. Shumway Jefferson Avenue M. A. Priedlander & Co Openite Court House M. A. Privallander & Co Spruce Street Bial

Dickinson Trial Enters Third Day With Insanity Defense

The third day of Anne Dickinson’s trial in the Danville insanity case features testimony from Dr. Meredith and others about her mental state and the methods for assessing insanity. Court heard records from the Danville insane asylum and testimony from local witnesses about Dickinson’s conduct and warnings about her condition.

Meredith Danville Insane Asylum Anne Dickinson Danville Tosane Asvinin Entirl United States Circuit Court Miss Dickinson Jermyn Danville Inuine Acheson Dinville Linane Mike Dickinson Hodge Mies Laura Court Ridht Man Stevens George Llewelyn Lugerne Weat Pittston Mias Dickinson Mre Klom Hughes Guy Misw Dickinson Dunville Tnlane Asylum Mise Dickinson Ste George Dy

Vernouy Barton Wedding At Elm Park Church

Ada May Vernouy of Kla clty and James P Barton of Wilkes-Barre married yesterday at im Park church at 12.90. Rev Dr W H Pearce officiated with Dr C M Giffin. Attendants included Phoebe Carter and Bensle Barton. The couple leaves by Lackawanna Road to New York and will reside at 517 South Malin Street Wilkes-Barre after May 1.

Im Park Church Ada May Vernouy Klaclty James P. Barton Wilkes- Barre John Bone Mulberry Street Wilkes-Barre W. H. Pearce Elm Park Church C. M. Giffin Mise Vernooy Phoebe Carter North End Bensle Barton Lawrence, N Barton Lane Frederick Sands Hawley Mr. Lacey Millard Megargel John H. Kemp Cty Horace Bikman Barton LM O'Clock Lackawanna Road New York City East S17 South Malin Street Wilkes-Harre

Eightteenth Ward Contest Involving John Kelly

John Kelly seeks to quash Martin Hore's petition against his aldermanic contest in the Eightteenth Ward. Grounds include insufficient qualified signers, unpaid taxes, nonvoting residents, and nonnaturalized signatories. Attorneys for Kelly are Hon. John P. Kelly and W. W. Baylor.

John Kelly Martin Hore Kelly Klemes PB. Kutty John J. Young August Duliman Jacob Newman David Youngman John Connity James Murphy Harry Felentium

Action Against Frothingham in False Imprisonment Case

Arthur Frothingham faced charges of fraud embezzlement and larceny with attorney D B Replogle arrested and jailed. After a habeas corpus release he was rearrested on the same charges, bailed, and the grand jury ignored the bill. Replogle later sued Frothingham for 15000 for false imprisonment through Torrey and Olver.

Arthur Frothingham D. B. Replogle Replogle James HM. Torrey C. BE. Olver Mr. Replogle Mr. Prothingham

Wages Reduced At Lackawanna Iron And Steel

A posted notice from the North mill of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel company announces a readjustment and 12 percent reduction of the tonnage rate in the department effective April 1, 197. The change follows steel rail pool disruptions and reflects actions by president Henry Weliruth, general manager.

Lei, & 8S. Co Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company Henry Weliruth

New Modern Clothing Store Opens in Scranton by Col ll ins

Henry J. Collin opens a large modern clothing store at 2 Lackawanna Avenue aimed at offering up to date garments. The store promises fashionable New York style, low prices, quality make, and heated interiors for comfort, drawing on Collin’s twenty three years serving Scranton customers.

Lackawanna Valley Henry J. Collin Lackawanna Avenue Samsor New York Gore Prine

Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter Sale At Pacific Tea

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company invites customers to inspect their refrigerators and sample butter in the Nen Butter department. Finest fancy Elgin creamery butter offered at 1 cent per pound with arrangements for best handling at 411 Lackawanna Avenue.

Great Athantic and Pacific Tea Company Lackawanna Ave

Millinery Openings Highlight Local Shops on Spruce Street

Artistic hats and bonnets advertised by M A Privallander Co at 608 Spruce Street and Saxe's Millinery on 144 N Main with openings April 1 and 2. Pabat's Milwaukee items featured at Lohmann's on Spruce Street.

Jaye Saxe's Millinery N. Mainave Thurnay and Priday Pabat Milwaukee Lohmann Spruce Street

James Michael Endorses Paine's Celery Compound For Wheelmen

James Michael, renowned as a champion long distance cyclist, praises Paine's Celery Compound as a spring tonic for tired wheelmen. He cites his own recovery and victories against top riders and argues the remedy restores blood, nerves, and energy after a hard season and winter toil.

James Michael Paine Egun Michael Great Britain Europe Jacquelin Gougelts Huret Bisterre Honhours Bourrilion Marden England Leyien Fuge Pavule Durin Michael How Lington Mass Morgan & Wright Sam Jimmy Michaed

Better Roads Push In Lackawanna County Meeting Planned

The Good Roads movement gains momentum in the region with two April events. Scranton board of trade hosts a meeting on April 19 with J H Hamilton and General Roy Stone expected to address attendees. The Lackawanna County league, now about 1200 members, plans invitations and a Wilkes-Barre chapter formation after Scranton.

Scranton Board of Trade Board of Trade Lackawanna County Good Roads League J. H. Hamilton Roy Stone Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C Good Roads Lackawanna County League Scranton Stone Mr. Hamilton Wilkes-Harre Atherton Lackawanna League

Local Market Ad Highlights Produce Deals

The notice lists canned goods and fruit specials at a city market. It promotes Valencia oranges and Florida strawberries with bulk pricing and a claim of the best fruit house in the city. The address 420 Satchewanna Avenue is given for the store.

California Valencia Florida Satchewanna Avenir

Wells, Purge and Co Distribution Plan Revealed

The firm Wells Purge & Co. outlines a broad Express will expand services with the Chicago Great Western and other lines. About 400 agencies are planned across Illinois Iowa Minnesota and Missouri with connections at St Paul and Minneapolis to Great Northern Northern Pacific and Western Express.

Wells Purge & Ca Express Apel Lo Chicago

Removal of Office for Dr Longstreet on April 1

Notice states Dr Longstreet will remove his office and residence from 206 Wyoming Avenue to 409 Wyoming Avenue on April 1. The action requires no further notice beyond this public record.

Dr. & P. Longstreet Wyoming Avenue 8. P. Longstreet

Man Walks Into Alderman Howe Office In Crackdown Tale

A man entered Alderman Howe’s office and stated he sought trial for James Golightly on a charge from July. Golightly had been arrested, but later discharged after an investigation showed insufficient evidence. the suspect then disappeared, and the building involved was destroyed shortly before.

Howe James Golightly John Newt Goltehtly

Gas prices cut by 1195 per thousand cubic feet

Scranton Gas and Water and Tyde Park Gas and Water announce new rate from April 1 set at 11 95 per thousand cubic feet with a 5 percent allowance for monthly bills under five dollars and ten percent for five dollars and up if paid by the 20th. Also notes old stand address and offerings of awnings tents and decorations.

Scranton Gas and Water Company Tyde Park Gas and Water Company

Tuborose Bulbs Price List From Scranton

A vintage catalog note lists tuberose bulbs at 2 cents per dozen with items named Tillinghast's Hed Rioe Arade and indicating Scranton as the listing location.

Tillinghast Arade Scranton

Sanderson's Pharmacy Cuts Rates on Store Prices

A local pharmacy on Washington Ave and Spruce St advertises cut rate store prices. The copy lists various medicines and household items including Hood's pills, Carter's pills, syrups, tonics, toothpaste, soap, and toothpaste. The ad urges shoppers to compare prices and claims losses from reductions do not affect prescription pricing.

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