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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1897

Page

6

Judge hears four divorce cases yesterday

Testimony was taken before Judge Edwards in four divorce cases. Caroline Jones seeks a divorce from Albert J. Jones alleging cruel treatment. they married September 20, 1882, and reside in the city. Other cases involve Mrs Margaretha Ehrhardt desertion by Gustavus Ehrhardt after their 1893 marriage, Grace M. Jones seeking a nullity from Helmer J. Jones, and Mrs Edwin Rothermel seeking a second divorce after a prior separation and remarriage situation.

Edwards Caroline Jones Albert J. Jones Walter FE. Briges Margaretha, Ehrhardt Gustavus Ehrhardt Rynon Atret Mra. Arnold Mre. Kuposki Richard J. Bourke Mra Edwarde Grace M. Jones Helmer J. Jones Be, C, Newcomb Edwin Rothermel Franklin Avenue Chambers Rothermel Pearce's Market Penn Avenue West Side John le Berage

If You Use Beer Ask for the Lackawanna Brewing Company

A short promotional note urges buyers to request Lackawanna Brewing Company Bock Beer by name. The appeal emphasizes choosing the Bock variety for quality and flavor.

Lackawanna Brewing Company

To Cure a Cold in One Day Promises Laxative Remedy

An ad proclaims a one day cure for colds using Bromo Quinine Tablets with money back guarantee if it fails. The offer states a price of 250 and urges purchase at druggists.

James Hill Found Guilty in Fraud Case at Wilkes Barre Court

In United States district court James Hill of Wilkes Barre was found guilty of fraudulently sending money through the mails and related offenses. Co-defendants George P. Mohle and H. T. McKay faced trials for similar schemes to ship farm produce via mailed advertisements and counterfeit flour sales. The jury recommended mercy for Hill. Meehan of Priceburg received a suspended sentence for sending an obscene letter to a schoolgirl.

United States James Hill Wilkes Saime Mofile John Shea Colonel Martin Willie Barre A. J. Colborn Hultington Petty Pittebure Cameroon Welleeboro Somerel B. Griffith Mone Hill P. Cole Thomson Gregory Schuyler County Ind W. Chew Baltimore Mad Mohle H. T. McKay Keystone Milling Company Scranton Post Office Lowlf McKay A. Cowen Clockville Afr Coseo Frank J. Jepson Cortland N. Y Jepson Buffington Pennsylvania Huffington James Meehan Priceburg M. J. Kalsh

Brain fatigue remedy touted by Hartford doctor

Walnut Lodge Asylum physician T. D. Crothers promotes Morsford's Acid Phosphate as a valuable tonic for building up functional energy and brain force in Hartford Connecticut.

Morsford T. D. Crothers Walnut Lodge Asylum Hartford Conn

Amusements tease for Dayle theater big show return

The Dayle theatre hosts a grand vaudeville minstrel burlesque program next week led by Al Theevee with twenty White and twenty Black performers plus Creole ensembles and a hosts. Donald Roterson and Miss Bramton Douglas return to Academy of Music for Alexander Dumas romance The Man in the Iron Mask. Malcolm Douglas prepares a street show for Frothingham next Friday and Saturday with a special Brownies souvenir for ladies on the first floor.

Dayle Theater Presen Pubtic Clover Celtie Perry and Barnes Mies Dimay Grant Walker Sisters Bryce and Milton Aliee Clayton Pauline Bradshaw Norrie Temat al, Reeves Hin Banjo Donald Rotertaon Bramton Douglas Academy of Music Alexander Dumas Or Uieaterkoom Aly Roberain Wind Mine Academy Shisseneon Rane Malcoln Douglass Frothingham

Raymond Institute Holds Second Closing Exercises

The John Raymond Institute of Manual Training, a department of the Young Men’s Christian Association, held its second annual closing exercises at the Meson eration hall. Prizes of five dollars were awarded, and W. H. Buell reported strong enrollments: 267 pupils, 20 teachers, 20 subjects, 27 classes, 481 total class enrollments, 14 420 recitations, and 15 450 hours. Certificates will admit holders to State college, with exams in New York headquarters.

John Raymond Institute of Manual Training Real Young Men‘s Christian Associaation A. W. Dickson Imperial Quartett Charles Doersam Willem Allen William Stanton Bauschman Sande Jordan W. H. Buel Buell Dickson Misa Hines Clana Seybolt Lawson Charles Howmain Robert Heitumont H.C. Shafer James Zacharias J. A. Linen International Committee New York City State College

A Good Spring Drink Is Bock Beer by Lacka Wanna Brewing Co

A Good Spring Drink is the Bock Beer brewed by Lacka Wanna Brewing Co. Local patrons are urged to ask for it by name and enjoy the seasonal offering.

Lackawanna Hbrewing Co

Dogs to be Shot If Found Running at Large

The Board of Health ordered the mayor to authorize police to shoot unmuzzled dogs as of April 10, 1807, in a response to a late night Weat Side dog scare. The motion, proposed by Bentley and seconded by Horn, passed unanimously with concerns about registered dogs. Regular board meetings will be held on the first Wednesday of each month.

Board of Health Bentley Allen Horn

New Investment Association Applies for Incorporation in Local Courts

Attorney F F Gibbs filed in court for incorporation of the Real Estate Investment Association founded on mutual investment ideas. Subscribers include William Cowles Ed C Deans Everett Mer ram Bawin Davis William H Bennett and Frank F Gibbs. The Best Mock Beer Is that made by the Lackawanna Brewing company. Ask for It.

F. F. Gibbs Real Eatate Investment Assicilation Mutual Investment William ©. Cowles Ed C. Deans Everett FP. Merram Bawin T. Davis Wiliam HH. Bnever Frank F. Gibbs Lackawanna Brewing Company

Gallagher Falls Into Air Shaft in Dunmore Tragedy

Benjamin Davis was misidentified as Martin Gallagher before a miners certificate confirmed the victim as Martin Gallagher of Peckville. Coroner Longstreet impaneled a jury to investigate the death at the Manville shaft with no signs of foul play, noting the shaft carriage and overnight carry were standard practice.

Gallagher Longstreet Will Rudeaver Avcourtain Moonville Benjamin Davie Summit Avenue Hertin Gallagher Therie Peckville Charles Maseball Jails Tread James Hendermn Mins Teyfret Callagher Lone Street J. D. Jones North End Pople Davis Helles Martin Gillagher Johin Gallagher Hivhat Martin Charles Mas Gallagher Hai Galagher FS. Harrick K. J. Rutledge F. T. Ross Williams T. Benjamin Griffiths Thomas Williams Louis Evans Court House John Gallagher Blakely Street Dunmore

Fichler in Unchanged Condition After North End Shooting

William Fichler remains in a precarious state after being shot in the North End Sunday. Doctors report he is in a stupor with periods of rationality but quickly lapses back, and his prospects remain decidedly unfavorable.

William Fichler Stallone North End

Best Bock Beer From Lackawanna Brewing Company

A note urges readers to ask for the Best Bock Beer produced by the Lackawanna Brewing Company. The item highlights the beer name and local availability.

Frothingham Theater to Be Renamed The Lyceum

The Frothingham theater will be renamed The Lyceum and all future contracts will use that name The change will be posted over the theater by the start of the next season as most remaining contracts are currently under The Frothingham name.

Frothingham Theater Lyceum Frothingham Hood

No Neglect of Duty At Poor Board Meeting

A Board meeting debated a charge against Dr M J Williams over a patient injury. A resolution exonerating Williams was proposed but defeated. A second resolution to require executive session for future charges was adopted after discussion. Hood's Sarsaparilla ads appear at end.

M. J. Williams Committee of Poor Board Shotten Anothet Wiliams Williams Shotten Martin Carney Perry Avenue Willams Paine Puller and Murphy Crooke Mir Fuller Bhotten Dr. Willians Pains Brooks Committee On Rules

Closing out sale offers framed pictures at low prices

A sale advertises 20x24 inch pictures with moulding, French glass, and back and making costs. It mentions low prices on engravings, unframed pictures, and a large inventory as the counter fills with discounted items.

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Yard of Roses and Pansies Featured in Advertising

A colorful pitch touts the popular yard pictures range including Yard of Roses Yard of Pansies Yard of Violets Yard of Cats and Yard of Dogs with a promise of choice selections for interested buyers.

Water Colors Hoover's Facsimile Display Pieces

Water colors Hoover signatures described as facsimile works in 14x28 inner measurements with white and gold frame and first quality French glass. Large size 16x26 listed as first class signed etchings.

Hoover

Notice on Selling Unadvertised Fine Pictures at Discount

A seller describes a stock of fine one of a kind pictures associated with C. B. Pratt that cannot be advertised. Pictures are priced around 50 cents on the dollar or less, with a suggestion to come view them.

C. B. Pratt

Also Mentioned on This Page

Norton M. Norton Weston Mill Co W. B. Henwood Lackawanna Ave Schank & Spencer Spruce St M'Kay John Menthh Kutz Raymond Institute NEW Investment Association the Star Paint Shop Chas. Wagner Fichler Lackawanna Hrewing Company Diyestor W. A. Paine Ings Rexford’s Silverstone Lackawanna Avenue Lehigh Valley Wim John Williams New Shoe Store Qorat Optical Theelts Lackawanna Lubricating CO Capouse China Hall You Madison Avenue Bauer’s P.c.muslin
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