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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1896

Page

8

Public notices and local civic actions in Scranton

A Scranton Times summary notes Bauer's band excursion to Mountain Park on Saturday August 15. It reports a Kee Block charges public hearing for this evening, police captaincy changes during Captain Edwards' vacation, school building committee meeting tomorrow, and a Clerk association meeting on Spruce Street. It lists Dr. Ernest N. Peat's registration, a coroner verdict of accidental death for Frank Duggan, fines for three thieves, church social planned, a West Side patrolmen complaint, and various city contracts and licenses.

Bauer Mountain Park Kee Block Dyer Edwards Board of Control Scranton Clerks' Association Sprice Street Ernest N. Peat Prothonotary's Bradford Hahnemann Medical College Frank Duggan Cedar Avenue Juda John Barrett Harry Biegel Abraham Steinberg Huckster Posner Ladies' Aid Society Park Place Methodist Episcopal Church Bailey Michael Toohill Jackson Street W. P. Connell & Sons Fred Murehh Frank Coggins Mayfield Pryor P. J. Mullen Thomas Brennan Mary Coggins C. D. Wintera H. A. Willman R. H. Cole F. Edmunds West Lackawanna Avenue Halley West Mountain Ninth North Main Avenues John H. Thomas James D. Griffiths Sarah T. Davis Taylor George Jenkins Lickawana Township Rachel Edwards Joseph Rafter Annie Redden Beranton Arthur &, Lunney Nellie V. Kenney Stanton Oo Jones Julia Brown Scran

Notable names and places listed in cross-country notes

A. D. Holland is in Philadelphia and Giza. Ruth Knapp of Madison Avenue is at Atlantic City. Deputy Clerk Daniels is at Atlantic City. Jamon Bell of Scranton Beef Company is in Chicago. Dr and Mrs John Lane of Clyde N.

A. D. Holland Philadelphia Giza Ruth Knapp Madison Avenue Atlantic City Courte Daniels Jamon Bell Scranton Beef Company Chicago John Lane Clyde N

Local visitors and travelers noted in Montrose society

Y and guests of T J Lane from Spruce street. Edward Sanderson of Joliet Illinois visiting his parents. Attor ney F W Fleits at Tioga county summer home. George Silkman of Sumter Bros and Margaret Comerford and Martha Singer visiting from Atlantic City Carbondale. Several others return from trips to Lake Henry Duluth Buffalo New York City Aulante City and Newark. Clergy visitors to Bishop Ohara include Hoban from Ashley and Millane Gerrity from Halston and other named locals in the record.

Lake Henry H. M. Streeter Itone M. Horton Duluth Exmily Mayer Monroe Avenue Buffalo Tena Dorge Franklin Avenue New York City Arthur W. Lyons Simon G. Fancher Montrose St. Charles Hotel M. L. Machette Ruth Grace Conley Aulante City Tta Bratt Anna Flynn Front Street

Two Dunmore Boys Die After Eating Poison

Thomas Harris and Harry Nimbley, both five years old, died after consuming roach poison found on the oral school grounds. Coroner Longstreet will merge the investigations and the inquest, postponed to Friday night, to hear evidence from Warren & Knapp regarding the poison’s presence. The Nimbley boy’s stomach is with the coroner for analysis by Benjamin of Spruce street and Franklin avenue.

Thomas Harris Dunmore Harry Nimbley Longstreet Nimbbley Court House Warren & Knapp Benjamin Benjamin Spruce Street Franklin Avenue

Kate Fanning Discharged After Carbolic Acid Attempt

Kate Fanning the young Scranton girl who drank carbolic acid in New York to spite Policeman O'Brien was discharged from Fordham hospital Monday afternoon and arraigned before Magistrate Crane of Morrisania court. Her uncle Henry Wilson accompanied her and pleaded the girl's tender age in extenuation of her suicide attempt. the magistrate discharged her.

Kate Fanning Scranton New York City O'Brien Fordham Hospital Crane Morrisania Court Henry Wilson Washington Avenue

First annual excursion of Scranton Steve Works employees

On August 7 the Jovial Athletic Club of Wilkes Barre plays the West Side Athletic Club of Scranton in a baseball game. The excursion trains depart the Erie and Wyoming depot at 8:30 AM for Lake Ariel.

Scranton Steve Works Lake Ariel Jovial Athletic Club Wilkes- Parre West Side Athletic Club Erie & Wyoming

Hotel Warwick Ocean View Hotel in Atlantic City

Motel listing notes the Hotel Warwick at the ocean end of South Carolina Avenue in Atlantic City New Jersey run by Dante Coleman the proprietor. It highlights a fine lawn and a good ocean view.

Warwick Ocean End South Carolina Atlantic City N. J Fine Lawn Ocean Dante Coleman

All Our Silver Is Quadruple Plate at This Price

The advertisement proclaims quadruple plate silverware at low prices, claiming customers can buy it as cheaply as common single plate items seen elsewhere.

Inspector Watchorn Probes Contract Labor in Scranton

Former state factory inspector Robert Watchorn, now an immigration inspector at Ellis Island, spent two days in Scranton to study alleged violations of the contract labor law in the Lackawanna coal field. He intends to return in ten days to continue investigations amid reports of many foreigners brought in under contract.

Robert Watchern Ellis Island New York Harbor Philadelphia Scranton Watchorn Lackawanna Bureau of Immigration Here Carbondale Olyphant Blakely Inspector Watchhorn Hon. T. V. Powderly

Voters Sworn In as Officials Prepare Adjournment

Cephas Cooper John Gray August Smith and John Reese were sworn and qualified as voters. The meeting adjourned to reconvene next Tuesday with the head presiding.

Mulberry Street Housekeeping Plans Revealed

A few days remain before housekeeping begins on Mulberry Street with residents anticipating visible improvements and street maintenance work slated to start soon.

Mulberry Street

Admissions Open for St Luke's Summer Home Lake Ariel

Applications for admission are available from committee chair C B Derman at 606 Quincy Avenue or Rev EK J Haughton at the rectory during office hours 2 to 2 pm. Also contact A D Holland or Brother Francis 1314 Academy Street. Ladies committee members list and contributions to any listed member.

St. Luke's Lake Ariel C. B. Derman Quincy Avenue EK. J. Haughton A. D. Holland Guild Brother Francis Academy Street G. L. Dickson I. F. Everhart Charles _MccMullen John H. Phelps W. M. Birkman 8. H., Stevens

Fire at Schoen's Printing Office on Center Street

Fire in the basement of Schoen's printing establishment caused minor damage and triggered Box 22 alarm about 7 o'clock yesterday morning. Fire was extinguished after about thirty minutes. Cause unknown. Nay Ang Hose wagon collided with a wagon carrying Sigismund Roos on Wyoming Avenue. Roos unharmed. Wagon slightly damaged.

Schoen Center Street Nay Ang Sigismund Roos Wyoming Avenue

Elks Hold Big Night With Parade and Elkhead Gift

A large Elks gathering featured an 8 pm parade led by Bauer's band with about one hundred members in white caps. Roland Reed presented a mounted Elk’s head to the lodge and chaired the social session that followed, highlighted by witty speeches and playful fines.

Lake Ariel Franklin Avenue Roland Reed Bauer Mr. Reed Frank Martin P. F. Gunster C. Ben Johnson Wilkes-Barre Alex. T. Connell Alex. Dunn George Kirby W. 8. Gould John M. Harris Fred. C. Hand Alex. Dunn, Jr J. R. Cohen B. P. Connolly

Meeting of Populists Discuss Ratification Meeting Plan

A county Populist committee met in ex Judge Stanton's office. Letters from Joseph C. Sibley and Chauncey Forward Black were read regarding attendance at a ratification meeting likely on Friday evening August 14. Sibley and Black cannot attend but may visit Scranton before November. The group eyed Bryan’s possible Scranton visit and discussed free silver and bankers.

Populista Stanton Joseph C. Sibley Chauncey Black Messie Sibley Scranton Chicago M. J. Coleman Bryan Jones

Vitascope Exhibition Delights Frothingham Audience

A large crowd attended the Frothingham theater last night for a vitascope show and vaudeville acts. Despite oppressive air, Flora and other dancers thrilled spectators with energetic performances, while the lifelike scenes on the vitascope drew strong enthusiasm. Afternoon and evening shows are scheduled today.

Frothingham Flora

City Council Democrats Confer on Future Appointments

Democratic council members met last night to decide on a course of action regarding future appointments by Mayor Bailey. They refused to reveal the conference outcome. STEVENSON August 4, to Mr and Mrs George I Stevenson of Waverly a son.

Select Council City Hell Bailey

Woman sues for slander damages on Penn avenue

Mary Zachwich represented by M W Lowry filed a trespass action yesterday against John Bartuchewitz for 1000 damages. She says on August 2 he uttered words in public that seriously harmed her character. The defendant resides next to Charles Martin's saloon on Penn avenue, boarding with Andrew Miller.

Mary Zachwich Penn Avenue M. W. Lowry John Bartuchewitz Andrew Miller Charles Martin

Marriage plan thwarted by bigamy and kinship claim

Samuel Jesyn and Lena Jesyn sought marriage yesterday afternoon but failed. The obstacle cited is Sam’s living wife in the old country and their claimed uncle-nephew relation. Lena’s father is said by Lena to be Sam’s brother. They are in the city only a

Samuel Jesyn Lena Jesyn Sam Jeysa Lena

Dickson City Election Contest Hearing Held in Office

A hearing before Commissioners in O'Brien and Kelley’s office addressed contested Second ward election cases in Dickson City. Attorneys for respondents and contestants attended, with stenographic notes taken. Witnesses included Harry McGarrity questioned over naturalization and birthplace records and John Miller’s signing permissions.

O'Brien & Kelley Dickson City Mr. O'Brien Stanton M. J. McAndrew H. W. Mulholland J. E.watkins Harry McGarrity Ireland Scotland Archbald John Miller Robert Want William Carria George

Harris Child Dies In Dunmore At Age Four

In Dunmore on August 4 1506 the oldest son of T J Harris of 140 Monroe Avenue aged 4 years 11 days. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 p m. Lynch Mrs Catharina Lynch dies at home of her sister in Charles in Market Street cemetery.

Eighty five Dollars Reported by Board of Trade

The Scranton board of trade figures were announced by Secretary Atherton yesterday afternoon showing totals of 12 200 for Maloney Oil Co and 10 283 44 for Walsh, while Danville Suspender Co through Simpson Watking posted a smaller amount. Thomas Walsh was sent to jail by Alderman Howe in default of 200 bail for attempted entry into Radin pawnshop on Penn avenue Sunday night.

Ecranton Board of Trade Atherton Maloney Oil Company Danville Suspender Co Simpson & Watking Thomas Walsh Radin Penn Avenue Alderman Howe

Scranton Grocery Ad Promises Finest City Goods

Inline advertisement lists 20 pounds of Clarke Bros. celebrated Berkshire Sugar Cured Hams at per pound and strictly fancy Elgin Creamery Butter, sugar priced at $1.00, with a claim these goods are warranted to be the finest sold in Scranton.

Clarke Bros Berkshire Scranton

William Carpenter's Death Investigated by Coroner

Coroner Longstreet opened an inquiry into William Carpenter's death after he was struck by a small switch engine at the old blast furnace Monday night. A jury was impanelled and an inquest was set for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in the coroner's office. The jurors include Joseph P. Woelkers Joseph Schreiber John Schreiber Conrad Piel Charles Roeber and G A Miller.

William Carpenter Longstreet Joseph P. Woelkers Joseph Schreiber John Schreiber Conrad Piel Charles Roeber G. A. Miller

McGarrah's Insect Powder Boxes Sold Separately

Product notes state 25 and 10 cent boxes are sold individually and never in bulk. No other packaging or bulk sale options are offered.

McGarrah

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Ceveland Meri de'Gietteal Baking Powder Company New York Cleveland Baking Powder Co Norman & Moore Fire Insurance Wyoming Ave Pierson Ackawanna Pean A. B. Warman Sale Ingrams Brussels Noles Providence and Abington Turnpike Company W. W. Watson Kinsley H. BH. Paine Tor. Tey 8. B. Price Young Harris Immigration Inspector Watchern America Poland Boranton ST. Luke’s Twin Shaft Fund Board of Trade Walsh W. W. Berry Lackawanna Avenue Bolz Shay Emerson Malcolm Love Clough & Warres Waterton Sawyer’s Ivors & Pond Powell’s Music Store Lawn Caps, Inc P. M’crea & CO China Rupprecht Crystal Palace Popular Headquarters Pemn Ave Opp Baptist Church
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