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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1899

Page

9

CITY NOTES AND SOCIAL EVENTS IN SCRANTON AREA

The recital lists fund calls by the firemen's fair committee visiting central city merchants. A joint fire department committee plans the May 3 parade. Democratic committees meet tonight at the St Charles hotel to set primary dates and delegate convention plans. The Scranton theatrical club dance next Thursday at the Excelsior club house features Lawrence's orchestra and decor, while the Currier rooms are prepared. John Moore is held on assault charges after a dispute on Lordacourt. Bridget and Matthew Moran report the alleged attack. Corporal James Barrett returns from Porto Rico, son of Shamus and Mrs Barrett, with brother Thomas enlisting for Manila. The tenth Knights of Malta commandery will be instituted at Kimhurst, with Grand Recorder George Pierce leading. Malta temple members to report. A dramatic reading by Mrs Helen T Clarke of New York, with musical numbers by Mrs Paul Gardner and others, is slated at St Luke's parish house to benefit St Margaret's guild. tickets available at Henwood's drug store.

Knights of Ainita Iackawanni County Kimhurst George Pierce Philadelphia Kneighta Malta Kimbhurst Malta Temple St. Luke's Helen T. Clarke New York Paul Gardner Professor Southworth Mesers, Gippel Will Wathine Clarky Calons Taggart Northumberland North Scranton Henwoodl Brug St. Margaret's Guild

Bevan and Jones Shot in Tacoma Tragedy Linked to Money Dispute

William Bevan of 1205 Hampton St and Rowland Jones of 1811 Hampton St left Scranton six months ago and were mortally wounded in Tacoma after a quarrel over money Bevan had lent. A third person witnessed the shooting and Jones was arrested. Bevan, once in Bauer's band, left a wife and several children. Jones is married with children.

Jones Bevan Tacoma Washington William Bevan Hampton Street Rowland Jones Pevan Hevan Ws 89 Bauer William Jones Bellevue Heights

Old Forge Borough Created Excluding 440 Acre DL&W Lands

A court order yesterday established the borough of Old Forge, covering all lands of the present township except 440 acres owned by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western at the Pyne mine. The 440 acres are bounded by ld Marge, Ransom, Lackawanna, and Taylor. The ruling grants incorporation while excluding the DL&W farm lands.

Old Forge Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Pyne Lackawanna Township Ld Marge Ransom Township Taylor Borough William Repp Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Archhbald Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company

Ladies Committees Meet for Firemen's Fair Plans

In Scranton city hall the meeting room housed a women dominated gathering as district ladies' committees received final instructions from General Manager J. B. Macquivey. They mapped booth representation, supper provisions, and a cake donation plan while previewing a state convention reception idea.

Creneral J. B. Macquivey D. Wegman PJ. Hickney Kale Hickey Scranton BE. H. Ripple Wegman Watkins

Tenth Anniversary of Washington camp Sons of America observance

Crowded program night marks tenth anniversary of Washington Camp No. 430 Patriotic Order Sons of America. Highlights include songs recitations quartette selections with welcome address by Honn and stirring remarks by state president A J Colborn Jr. Dancing followed as event closed with floor cleared and music by E Johnson.

Washington Camp Patriotic Order Sons of America Mil Honn A. J. Colborn, Jr Johnson William J, Meister William 5 Kirchoff W. Snyder A. J L. Bahr A. J. Hammon H. J. Saynes Henry Wells Henry Wiefer August Fuess William Wrants Charles Barnes Frank Rice Fred Lote George Wirth Fred . Miller John Evans Prompter Walter Moister

Court to hear mandamus over city solicitor vacancy

City Solicitor A A Vosburg seeks a writ to force Cornelle to accept his bond. Ex city solicitor James H Torrey presents the petition this morning. Questions: is there a vacancy and was Vosburg elected to fill it.

A. A. Vosburg Cornelle James H.torrey Mr. Torrey Jimme Smith Vosburg McGinley Hie Ullewei Norton Memnley Mr. Vosburg

Woman Doubly Arrested Over Drunkenness and Theft Allegations

Mrs. Roxy Jones was jailed at 220 Center Street after her husband claimed she had been drunk for a week. A separate farmhand reported his $55 theft by a woman, identifying Jones in custody, though the accusation could not be corroborated. The case heads to further review this morning.

Roxy Jones Center Street Mrs. Jones Mra. Jones

Funeral of John J Barrett in Pittston

John J. Barrett was laid to rest yesterday from his Pine Street home in Pittston after a large local and out of town turnout. A solemn high mass of requiem was sung at St John Church followed by a funeral sermon and interment at Market Street Cemetery. Pallbearers included J J Corcoran Captain John T Flannery and others from Pittston Wilkes Barre and Beranton.

John J. Barrett Reat Wik Jate Pine Street Pittston St. John's Church Eugene A. Garvey W. G P. F. Quinnan George Dixon J. J. Greve Father Garvey Market Street J. J. Corcoran Beranton John T. Flanne

Counterfeit Stamps Found in Scranton Tobacco Seizures

Internal Revenue Collector T. T Powman announced seizures of 4650 Jacobs & Co Lancaster cigars bearing counterfeit stamps in Scranton. A government letter directed collectors to release stamps of other denominations to innocent holders on repayment of costs and tax, with penalties, and to hold funds due from offending parties.

Jacobs & Co. Lancaster Wilson Collecors Jacobs & Co Lancaster T. T Powman Wis Clare Treasury Department Commissioner of Internal Revenue Washington, D. C Thomas F. Penman Scranton Kendly Ninth District of Pennsylvania Partica Owing Jacobs & Co W. I. Kendig

Indebtedness to government for taxes evaded

The commissioner G W Wilson notes an indebtedness issue with taxes evaded at 3.60 dollars per thousand. Costs and normal penalties are not expected to be heavy and most clears will likely be redeemed.

G. W. Wilson

Wedded in the synagogue in Penn avenue ceremony

Miss Sarah Cohen daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Cohen of 420 Raymond court married Alexander Fine of Monongah West Virginia yesterday at 630 pm in the Synagogue on Penn avenue Rev A D Druck officiated Many friends witnessed the ceremony Bride wore a white gown attended by Miss Domenyas and Miss Prottle Groom attended reception at the bride's parents' home then wedding supper The Fines depart for Baltimore to reside hereafter

Sarah Louis Cohen Raymond Court Alexander Fine Monongah W. Va Penn Avenue A. D. Druck Misaea Domenyas Lottle Prottle Mra. Fine Baltimores

Marriages and Death Announcements From Scranton Area

Marriage notices record Alice Thomas and John Newton wed at Providence Congregational parsonage in North Scranton officiated by Rev RL Jones. Bridget Clark dies in West Scranton with residence listed at 32 Sixteenth Street. Mrs Thomas Gerrity dies in Scranton at Lackawanna Hospital. Mrs Daniel Heintz dies in South Scranton with funeral at Hickory Street Presbyterian and Pittston Avenue Cemetery interment to follow.

Thomas—Newton North Scranton Aliee Thomas John Newton Providence Congregational Church RL &. Jones Clark West Scranton Bridget Clark Sixteeenth Street Primeval Heintz South Daniel Hunts Washington Avenue Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Pittaton Avenue

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Law Library J. L. Connell Connell Building Washburn Molly Wooler Mike Beamish Perry Brothers Wyoming Ave Wyoming Avenue H. B. Ware Hottra Williams Postoflice Firemen's Fair Central City West Ridge Fred Keifer Main Avenue Pricebury Joint Fire Department Committee of Councils Fire Department St. Charles Democratic Standing Committees Second Legislative District Dance OF Theatrical Club Scranton Theatrical Club Excelsior Club Lawrence John Moore Ball Alderman Howe Bridget Matthew Moran Lordacourt Miss Moran Noone Porto Klco James Barrett Minooka United States Regulars Porto Rico Shamus Barrett Thomas Barrett James Plattsburg N. Y Manila William Old Forge Borough Archibald Council Robinbon Music Hall City Solicitorship Pierce Robinson's Sons Bock Beer FE. Robenson Penman Pierce’s Market Sarah Cohen Alexander If. Robinson's Sons’ Bock Beer Clemons, Ferber & O'Malley Co Lackawanna Avenue Silverstone Stella Over Lauer & Marks Eve Lacka. Ave Over Lauer & Marks Dickson M'F Scranton and Wilken-Barra Masa. A. Y General Office Scranton, Pa Thos Kelly’s Stores Eramcita D. J. Phillips Board of Trade Linden Street Board of Trade Furniture House Court House
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