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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1897

Page

9

Notable figures attend Grant parade and social events in New York

W A Gallagher watched the Grant parade in New York yesterday. William Hart, of New York, was the guest of Frank Lehr, of Sanderson avenue. Mr and Mrs Bh HM Long, of Dickson avenue, visit friends in New York and Boston. Mrs Charles DuP Breck hosted a supper Monday for a party honoring Gertrude Beckwith's thirteenth birthday. Guests included Mary Plumley Helen Wilcox Gertrude Courten Dorothy Bussell Helen Hulburt Margaret Kirkpatrick Willie Breck Taylor Poster Paul Beckwith and Helen Beckwith.

W. A. Gallagher New York City William Hart New York Frank Lehr Sanderson Avenue HM. Long Dickson Avenue Boston Charles Dup. Breck Gertrude Beckwith Mary Plumley Helen Wilcox Gertrude Courten Dorothy Bussell Helen Hulburt Margaret Kirkpatrick Willie Breck Taylor Poster Paul Helen Beckwith

Eleven More Found in Dunmore Election Probe

Twelve witnesses from the First district of the Third ward testified yesterday in Dunmore regarding voting irregularities. The probe identified voters who did not pay taxes on time, some as aliens, and others underage, with another session planned for this morning.

Dunmore Warren & Knapp A. W. Blesecker Thomas Dean Michael Coollgan Owen Dean Thomas Fitzpatrick John Gill John Crane Patrick Dougherty Thomas Crane John Farragher Anthony Fisher, Jr John Burke Michael Burke M. J. Burke O. F. Biglin John Cuff Martin Cuff Bryan Cooney Patrick Cleary Michael Cooligan John Connolly John Brown M. EF. Dolphin Hughes Patrick Dean Joseph Flannery Patrick GM Anthony Fisher Patrick Flannery August Fitzpatrick John Gerrity Matthew Gannon Peter Holloran Michael Hannon Bryan Healey Patrick Gilmartin Anthony Healey Thomas Gerrity John McNulty

Man Charged With Broken Promise to Marry

John Grokosky sits in county jail awaiting a grand jury hearing on a charge of failing to keep a marriage promise. Prosecutrix Annie Carpinski says he induced her to rely on marriage on February 1. Arrested before Alderman Howe, he refused to marry and was held on $500 bail.

John Grokosky Annie Carpinski Miss Carpinnski Grokosky Alderman Howe Miss Carpinski

Man Detained After Pawnshop Attempt Over Unpaid Shoes

Michael Rafferty faced arrest after visiting Green's pawnshop seeking money for shoes charged to a store book at Lackawan na Iron and Steel. He is to be heard by His Honor today as authorities proceed.

Michael Rafferty Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company Green Prtzelman

Building improvements transform Wyoming avenue corner displays

Construction on four small store rooms for the Handley estate on Wyoming avenue and Bpruce Street progresses. The Rice building rebuilt after last winter fire near the Dime bank shows interior work underway. Casey L Brothers upgrade Wyoming and Lackawanna corner with glass show windows replacing old peanut stands. Sumter Brothers add prominent show windows at Venni and Lackawanna junction. Sambra’s display area touted as unmatched in the city. Foundation work begins for Colliery Engineer building fronting Wyoming avenue.

Handley Wyoming Avenue Bpruce Street Dime Bank Casey L Brothers Wyoming and Lackawanna Avenues Sumter Brothers Venn and Lackawanna Avenues Lackawanna Avenue

Northeastern Pennsylvania Teams Vote for Baseball Uniforms

Amateur base ball clubs receive voting rewards with a chance to win 10 uniforms. Votes must be cast before June 4 and coupon use ends within six days after publication.

Pennesylvania

Democrats Delay Ordinance Vote in City Council

The elected body split along party lines over an appropriation ordinance delaying second reading. The Republican majority filed to move quickly, appointing a special committee to report, while Democrats delayed with adjournment moves and accusations of backroom dealing. Henry T. Koehler was named as inspector, with other committee allocations announced and further measures sent to committees for review.

Sanderson Henry T. Koehler Democrats of Eeloct Council Chittenden Maniley Ross Thomas Robinson Manley Mr. Schroeder Mulberry Street Phillips Koehler Balley West Linden Street Ninth Street Main Avenue Park Place Providence North Main Avenue

Free Road Petition Seeks Abolition of Toll Gates

Able petition from farmers Providence residents and club members asks court to abolish toll gates on the Providence and Abington turnpike. Court appoints B G Morgan W S Menara DPD J Campbell T J Jennings and B Wright as viewers to assess damages from condemnation. Master Horace Hand named with authority to handle evidence and subpoenas.

Providence Bicevere Providence and Abington B. G. Morgan W. 8. Menara DPD J. Campbell T. J. Jennings B. Wright Horace Hi Hand Molle Thomas Voebure & Davie

Parsonage Suit Tests Church Deed Revocation Clause

Nathaniel Halstead sues to enforce a revisionary clause in the deed transferring the Mifflin Avenue parsonage to the Penn Avenue Baptist Church. Trustees sought to waive the clause to attract a new pastor. Halstead declined to write the agreement, and the case seeks a court ruling on possession and the meaning of “other uses.” The case proceeds in court room No 2 with attorneys A A Vosburg A V Hower and C B E Olver for the architractors, W J Hand and Frank T Okell for Halstead, and S B Price J W Browning for church trustees.

A. A. Vosburg A. V. Hower C. B E. Olver Nathaniel Halstead Penn Avenue Baptist Church Mifflin Avenue Parsonage Penn Avenue Halstead Bt le Jefferson Avenue Dixon Warren G. Partridge W. J. Hand Frank T. Okell B. Price J. W. Browning

Heptasophs National Conclave Delegation Departing

Local Heptasopha representatives from Scranton and Laverne County finalize plans to travel to Louisville Kentucky for the national Heptasopha conclave. The group will depart Scranton Sunday at 2 p.m. via Jersey Central then ride to Cincinnati by Pennsylvania Railroad and continue to Louisville via the Louisville and Nashville line, returning May 8.

Louisville Heptasopha Laverne County Scranton Jersey Central Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania Railroad Cincinnati

Beatrice Lynn Files Suit Against Scranton Railway

Through Hablander and Alworth attorneys Beatrice Lynn sues Bevanton Hallway Company seeking damages for a March 6 1947 incident in Providence where a train started while she alighted from a car and threw her to the ground causing permanent spinal injury.

Scranton Railway Company Hablander & Alworth Beatrice Lynn Bevanton Hallway Company Providence

Brownbirth Announcement in Beranton Community

In Beranton on April 1, 1697, Mr and Mrs Janes Brown welcomed a daughter to their home in Beran ten.

Brown Beranton, Pa Mra Janes Brown Beranten

Obituary notices from Scranton Pennsylvania listed

In Scranton Pa April 344 IM Bernie Doyle six months son of Odora Bernard Doyle of Mo North lyde Park avenue. Funeral Wednesday 2 o’clock burial Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Gerrity in Scranton Pa April 4 John Gerrity home 44 Third Street funeral Wednesday forenoon requiem mass 9 am St Peters Cathedral interment Dunmore Catholic cemetery. Hurst in Beranton Pa April & 1M Mia Mary Murat aged 45 years funeral St Patrick's church 9 o'clock interment Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Lloyd in Olyphant Pa April 27 147 Frederick Lloyd aged years funeral Wednesday from his late home. O Boyle in Scranton April 1 1 JuNa daughter of Mr and Mrs EB F O Boyle 1914 Jackson Street aged 4 years 2 months funeral Thursday afternoon 2 o'clock.

Doyle Scranton Bernie Doyle Odora Bernard Doyle Lyde Park Avenue Murial Hyde Park Catholic Gehrrity Soranton Pas John Gerrity Hom Third Street St. Peter's Dunmere Hurst Beranton Mia Mary Murat St. Patrick's Church Lloyd Olyphant Frederick Lloyd Blakely O'Boyle JuNa Mra EB. F. O'toyle Jackson Street

Three divorces granted in Lackawanna county court

Three divorce cases were granted yesterday in Lackawanna county court. Emma Spencer vs A D Spencer, Lizzie Jones Reese vs George Reese, and John D Jones vs Mary Gwynne Jones were decided under judge rulings.

Lackawanna County Boencur Jones Emma Spoenzer A. D. Spencer Dizale Jones Reese George Reese John D. Jones Mary Owynne Jones Spencer Gunster I. Price Trenton N. J Lizzie Jones Reece George W. Heest Archball W. Hablander Ballant Wilkes-Barre Demahee Mareh Providence Heese John JD. Jones Mary Gwynne Jones Mr. Jones Welsh Congregationaearch Richard Morgan Plymouth Warburg and Davison

Court adjourns for funeral of attorney's wife

In argument court yesterday three judges attended the funeral of the wife of Attorney George S. Horn and adjourned at 10 o'clock. Washburn & Moen vs borough of Olyphant ordered mandamus execution. In the case of B. B. Sparks vs Jacob Meing a preliminary injunction was granted.

City Clerk Lavelle Married in Quiet Ceremony

City Clerk Martin T. Lavelle wed Miss Maury Meyers of Moscow in a quiet Catholic rite conducted by Father Walh. The couple left for New York City and will return to Scranton tomorrow. Lavelle is the longest serving city employee with sixteen years in office and has been elected by both Democratic and Republican majorities.

Martin T. Lavelle Maury Meyers Moscow Cvereisnony Wea Father Walah Lavelle New York City Scranton

Funeral of Mrs George S Horn Held at Home

The funeral for Mrs. George S. Horn was held yesterday afternoon at the family residence 327 Mulberry Street attended by many prominent professionals and business leaders. The service took place in the front parlor with Rev J G Ryckman and Rev C M Giffin officiating as the casket lay under mowers.

Georges Mulberry Street Horn J. G. Rvckman Methodist Episcopal Wyoming Conference C. M. Giffin D. D Elm Park Church Mr. Gift

Tribute sermon marks passing of Ife of the departed

A solemn funeral service featured a heartfelt tribute to the Ife of the departed with Rev Mr Eckman offering comfort to the bereaved husband and children. Miss Biste Van Der Voort sang softly as carriages conveyed mourners to Forest Cemetery for interment and final benediction.

Eckman Biste van der Voort A. B. Pierson W. A. Wilcox W. H. McGarrah G. F. Reynolds C. C. Laubach C. B. Beat Douglass Ward T. P. Duffy Robert Murray W. G. Ward

Sons of Veterans entertain at Camp 3 reception and program

Sons of Veterans Camp 3 held a reception and campfire for eligible sons of Union soldiers in rooms above the Firet National Bank. F W Martin chaired, with addresses by D W Phillips A G B Stevens and Alderman John T Howe. The program included songs by the Sons of Veterans quartet and the Florida Students, instrumental solos, and recitations.

Sons of Veterans Sons of Union F. W. Martin D W. Phillips A. G B. Stevens John T. Howe Sons of Veterana Quartette Florida George Carr Gulter Sherman Hutter Archie Jones John Jones Hartle Aintle Mesere Phillipa Stevens Howe Phillips John T. Lowe Colored Quartette

Wagon Load of Constables Clash With Fishermen

City fishermen and county constables clashed Monday near Justin s. Chas Header of Marvin avenue was badly battered. Constable Giles White faced aggravated assault and battery charges. Headen accused White of using a club during the arrest melee. Justice Lawrence of Justus ordered Headen s injuries tended to before Alderman Fidler issued a warrant for White. Constable Smith later arrested White and posted bond.

Justins Chas. Header Marvin Avenue Giles White Uoor Headen Justice of the Peace Lawrence of Justus Fidler White Smith

Dinner Sets: The Best Porcelain for Lasting Keepsakes

English crowd pleasers boast not cheap sets but the finest porcelain dinnerware. These C. C. pieces are praised for durability, beauty, and the ability to replace broken parts without losing matchless style.

C. C

Funeral of Mrs Bridget Grady at St Pauls Green Ridge

From her home at 1410 Capouse avenue the funeral of Mrs Bridget Grady was held yesterday. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at St Pauls church Green Ridge by Rev J F Dunn with Rev P J McManus preaching the sermon on her noble Christian character. Interment followed in Dunmore Catholic cemetery. The funeral was very largely attended.

Capouse Avenue Bridget Grady St. Paul's Church Green Ridge J. F. Dunn P. J. McManus Dunmore Catholic

Hood's Blood Purifier Promises Quick Health Fix

The ad claims Hood's Sarasa parilla is the One True Blood Purifier to correct poor blood and improve stomach and liver ills. It emphasizes Hood's Pills as a gentle, fully vegetable remedy that does not purge or gripe. All druggists carry the product.

Parilla Hood

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Tan Patent Schank & Spencer Spruce St MR. Chittenden Lansing Finn Clark Barnes Findnew McCann Wagner Schroeder Coyne Clarke Clairke Light Durr Roche Pavementse Wigner McAndrow Williams Hors Pellows McAndrew Frable Parks Burns Rules Rows Behroader Fellows Kearney MccAndrew Schroer Prable Ror Lawa I’inn William Dourherty New York Street Ety Providence Road West Market Street Oll Select Council Wyoming Avenues Water Avenue Maple Tim Afr. Chittenton Abington Turnpike Company Penn Avenue Church Parsonage Miss Mary Meyers George S. Horn Forest Hill Cemetery China Hall Beecham Lackawanna Ave Great C. Store Rexford Fischer the Rexford CO Finno Department Seranton Gorbondalt Silverstone Williams’ Shoe Store Ile Hias Coooscy Lackawanna 417 Avenue Scranton, Pa
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