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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1894

Page

5

Local notices and incidents from Scranton area

Tribune readers may rearrange delivery at no cost. City tax duplicate due Monday. Mattie Gardner and Charles Bartosh wed by Alderman Post. George Hays jailed for copper wire theft from telephony company. Patrick Gavin and Miss Charlotte Franks wed at 421 Quincy Ave. Funeral for Mrs. Burna at St. Peter's Cathedral. John Molderig charged with assault. bailed. Arthur Maria funeral tomorrow at 9 at St. Peter's. interment Hyde Park. Alderman Miller officiates wedding in clerks office. Lutey and Fasshaner wed. A boy killed near Nonce four miles from city by DL&W milk train. name unknown. Young People’s Society to host Cleveland convention rally at Baptist church. speakers Chandler and Manning. Music program arranged. one thousand dollars offered for cure of convulsions or epilepsy at Spruce Street.

Tribune Mattie Gardner Charles Bartosh Transom Alderman Post George Hays Patrick Gavin Charlotte Franks Olyphant Quincy Avenue Richard Mieras Thomas Burna Stone Avenue St. Peter's Cathedral John Molderig Minooka Waa Rel Patrick Conroy Arthur Maria Third Street Intermont Hyde Park Cemetery John W. Miller Bixtt Richard M. Lutey Elizabeth Fasshaner Lillea Nonoe Delaware, Lackawanne and Wheatorr Young Peoples’ Society of Christian Endeavor Factoryville Prand Cleveland Baptist Church Charles Chandler Scranton

Reunion at Farview Brings 15000 to Seven County Veterans

The Seven County Veterans association held a large reunion at Farview with over 15,000 attendees from Lackawanna Luzerne Wyoming Susquehanna Wayne Bradford and Broome N Y trains from Wilkes Barre Carbondale and other points carried the crowds while Gravity road service ran nonstop. Speakers included Judge Archbald and Judge Edwards with Captain Campbell and Col. Campbell among others. McKinley and General Beaver did not attend. The next reunion was set for Montrose and a banquet followed at Hotel Anthracite in Carbondale.

Lackawanna Luzerne Wyoming Susquehanna Wayne Bradford Broome Montrose Farview McKinley General Banner Seven County Veterans’ Association Plugburo Varios Waynes Sucquehanna N. Y Wilkes-Darre Delaware and Hudson Coulid Carvondale Chravity Road Erie Dalaware Hoodson Carbondala Furview Osiboudilo Purview Grand Army of the Republic Annansetut Fuymiart Dairy Maida As Pagoda James Tlonesdale White Observatory Halsey Lathrop Buglst Conyngham Wilkes-Barre General Beaver Archbald Edwards Painter Broome County Colons Campbell Homer Greene Honesdale James Turner Jermyn Captain Carte Wilkey Barre Levenson H. J. Beardsley Pennsylvania Montregs Carbondale Dr. Brady Honeydale Chase J. A. Scranton Hendrick W. B. Gritman

Manville Event Noted Figures Include Local Leaders

F Forbes, BR, Manville, Colonel Campbell, Hon 9 8 Jones Hon 0 EF ex Mayor Kelly and Captain arte are referenced in a fragmented note highlighting local figures and titles in a historical Chicago era piece.

F. Forbes Manville Campbell Jones Kelly Arte

Carbondale Tennis Club Tournament at Farview

The Carbondale Tennis club holds its annual Farview tournament with gentlemen singles and doubles plus a Delaware and Hudson challenge cup event won last year by H. Torrance Jr. of Carbondale. Draws announced include R. P. Davis and others with byes. A dance and reception follows at Watt's ball.

Carbondale Scranton H. Torrance, Jr W. L Fisk Fuller L Sadler N. L. Moon M. D Lathrop N. R Johnson Orchard W. J. Sadler Davies

Typhoid Fever Scare Over Elmhurst Water Contamination

Scranton health officials reported Elmhurst had five fever cases in two houses with no deaths and concluded the local wells were contaminated by hillside cesspools. They found Crusted wells and concluded Scranton water remains uncontaminated. verified Aug. 15, 1904.

Scranton Elmhurst Allen Burke Anthony Mouman W. L. Connell City of Dean Sim A. Bauman Zimhurst Delaware, Lackawanna Bcranton W. EL Anan M.D Tuspester State

Bishop O'Hara Nearing Recovery Report

In a church residence Rev. J A O Reilly said a message indicated Bishop O'Hara who has been critically ill at Caps May was able to sit up in the room late in the day. The note suggested his chances for recovery were favorable and improving.

J. A. O'Reilly O'Hara Caps Father O'Reilly

Health Report Shows Slight Improvement in Patient

Dr John Burnett of Lindenstraet has been seriously ill for two weeks. Last evening Mrs Burnett told a Toimenn reporter the physicians reported a slight improvement in the condition. Typhoid fever symptoms have developed but hopes remain for a better report soon.

John Burnett Lindenstraet Toimenn Mra. Burnett

Special train to Washington for Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias

A Jersey Central special train to Washington D C departs Scranton at 7 5 a m and Wilkes Barre at 7 45 a m on Monday August 27 1804 with a buffet parlor car. Return is Friday August 1 10 a m. Tickets valid on any regular train through September 1 1. Stopovers allowed in Philadelphia and Baltimore. Fares from Scranton 7 81 and Wilkes Barre 7 20 with lower rates from other stations. Prolonged notice for Conway Horse 192 and 194 Penn Ave and nearby listings.

The Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias Jersey Central Railroad Washington D.C Scranton Ti. m Wilkes-Barre Coud Philadelphia Baltimore Lake

Kicking On the Parts in Democratic Manager Struggle

Democratic managers wrestle with cast assignments for fall season as they wait for the Republican convention. Key figures like Bailey Durkin Schadt and Kelly jockey for sheriff clerk of courts treasurer and other posts while the party haggles over slate order and timing. The piece notes anxiety to align tickets after GOP nominations and hints at intra party disagreements and rehearsals before a formal convention.

J. G. Bailey Ian Thut Clemens Bailey Clemona Clamone John Durkin Mr. Bailey John Thomas Clarence Pryor Mr. Durkin Schadt Charles Schadt Charley Anxioga J. Healey T. Kovller Gearhart Smith Sabadt Durkin Baller Kelly Howley Koehler

Scranton Business College Announces Open Revised Courses

The school invites old and new students to August 97 reopen with day and night sessions. It touts 1000 yearly attendees and promises practical business and stenographic training with a revamped faculty and improved courses to meet modern industry demands.

Scranton Pennsylvania Aree United States Cali P. By Wood

Street Car War Again In Taylor Heads To Court

The Taylor dispute over laying rails escalates as the street car company declares it will seek a court ruling. It argues its township privilege allows construction without borough consultation, while the borough demands local involvement. The court will decide if the companys claim holds under the prior township agreement.

Taylor

Dalatory Members at Sheridan Monument Meeting

Less than a quorum prevented a Sher idan Monument meeting due to many absentees. Veterans at Farview were away with the group while others met at the board of trade rooms to urge punctual attendance and remind inactive committee members to amend their ways.

Sheridan Monument Farview Board of Trade Rooms Carlos

Wealth of Lackawanna County Taxables Shown

The annual tabulated list from Lackawanna County presents key schedules of values and taxables prepared by the county commissioners and sent to the state department. It highlights the more important data in the list for public record and review.

State Department

Evangels Visit Miners in Wyoming Valley

In the Wilkes-Barre to Carbondale mining villages Mewers EB FL Armatrong and Thomas Thorburn with J O Tennant conduct mobile services from a wagon rear, using organ and hymn books. At Ontario mine shaft in Packville the noon meeting impressed workers. slips with lines from Lymna were shared. no collections are taken as expenses are privately funded.

Our Valley Mewers FL Armatrong Broomaburg Ontario Io Packville Chapman Uaust

Gallagher Clash With Officer Ends in Arrest

Michael Gallagher of Riley's Patch paraded in Monsey Avent seeking trouble. Lieutenant Spellman ordered Gallagher to keep his clothes on. Gallagher swung and Spellman fired. Gallagher was placed behind the station house after the patrol wagon was summoned.

Michael Gallagher Riley Monsey Avent Prince Michael Spellman Gallagher Leutenant Gallagher Kin

Burglary spree hits Jermyo depot and Riverside Coal store

A night of burglaries targets the Jermyo depot of the Ontario and Western railroad with express packages stolen from the freight room. That same evening the Riverside Coal Co store between Peckville and Archbold is entered, goods valued at about $100 vanish. No arrests reported.

Jermyo Ontario and Western Railroad Riverside Coal Company Peckville Archbald

Tea pricing note highlights best grades imported

The ad promotes TEAS as deceptive goods and boasts a specialty in the best imported grades. It claims prices are unusually low with teas at 260 and other items at 600, noting recent prices as high as 1 per pound.

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