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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1896

Page

5

Old Forge Couples Wed and Local Notices From Scranton

CITY NOLES and Pascuala Saverio wed by Alderman Wright in Old Forge. O’Malley tried for throwing decayed fruit on Lackawanna avenue. Young Women’s Christian Association basket picnic held. an excursion to Mountain Park planned for September 12. Letters of administration in the Herrnt estate hinted to George A. Prokorovitch of Olyphant. Fire chief Hickey distributing info on five system boxes and responding companies. Bond approved for tax collector C. W. Ball in Waverly. O’Donnell held in jail for unlawfully holding a hearse. dispute over ownership cited. West Side street line crippled by new double track. delays noted. Concert funds refunds demanded for Edmer Pennett benefit. arrangements with drug store for refunds. Ezra Griffin to run excursion to Honesdale to replenish orphans’ fund. Improvement society lunches and tables for Vistoria Park. post to supply coal. George H. Yonnell showing signs of recovery after poisoning. investigation pending. Habeas corpus on Miss Frances Schmittheifer returnable. charged with stealing two gold rings from Mrs. Martha Hug. Bryan reception at St John’s residence. Scranton club brings coal. Beranton branch Home Association meets to discuss Madison Square Garden fair in December.

Pascuala Saverio Cealla Donine Old Forge Wright T. PD. O'Malley Howe Lackawanne Avenue Young Woman’s Christin Association Nuy Winton George A. Prokorovitch Olyphant Register of Wills Hopkins Hickey Fire Department Judea Archbald C. W. Ball Waverly Jauomes A. Stone A. Parker Wricht T. J. O'Donnell Dunmore Bell Town A. B. O'Donnell Mit West Side Street Franklin Avenue Callet George H.ydonnell Providence Archbald Frances Sehmittheifer Miss Schmittheifer John J. Ruddy Martha Hug Mc Bryan New ‘York Reco Beranton Commurcal Traevier Home Association Board of Trade New York Madison Square Garden

Lake Ariel Diver Reclaims Body of Peter McDonough

After five days of searching diver Christie of New York recovered Peter McDonough from 60 feet of water in Lake Ariel. The body showed mud and torn clothing from roots, and a coroner's verdict of accidental drowning was recorded. Funeral planned at St Peter's Cathedral with burial in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.

Christie New York Peter McDonough Lake Ariel McDonough Erie Wyoming Valley Hefin Bellevue St. Peter's Cathedral Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery

Brooklyn church seeks delay in Dixon call to Penn Avenue pastor

The First Baptist Church of Brooklyn plans to urge Penn Avenue Baptist to release Rev. Dr. Joseph K. Dixon from his call so he can serve as permanent pastor after the death of Rev. Dr. D G Eddy. A committee may visit Scranton to request a two month postponement until returning members discuss the matter.

First Hastern District Baptist Drooklyn Penn Avenue Baptist Church of Brooklyn Bempton Penn Avenue Baptist Church Joseph K. Dixon First Baptist Church D. GC. Eddy Scranton

SQUEEZING HAS RESUMED AT LEGEETT CREEK MINE

The Legeett Creek shaft area saw renewed squeezing two weeks after a brief lull when mining resumed. Large coal quantities broke through, forcing new workers to evacuate and mule teams to be removed. Surface fissures near the shaft are wide enough for a wagon wheel. Frann plans to reopen her dressmaking shop mid September at 10 and 612 Spruce Street.

Legeett’s Creek Vlan Suile Milo Frann Finley

Public Market Site and City Improvements Proposed

The annual report by Mr. Kinsley urges locating a public market on the Lackawanna riverfront between the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad bridge and Lackawanna avenue with possible expansion toward Linden street. He favors a three story market building with rail access on multiple levels and riverfront coverage. He also proposes a new grade separated route to Providence, shade tree care, and grounding wires underground to curb hazards. The report notes sewer pollution of the Lackawanna river and cites overall city paving costs and a push for a general ordinance to speed street paving by property owners.

Lackawanna Avenue New Road Providence Lackawanna River Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Lackawanna Avenue Bridge Linden Street Bridge Central Railroad of New Jersey New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Delaware and Hudson Railroad Pennsylvania Lehigh Valley Kinsley Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Carbon Street Scranton Wilkes-Barre Carbondale Ash Street Green Lane Providence Road Diamond Avenue Hyde Park Hia Gublic Ecity

Mr Lansing Returns From 156-Person European Trip

Mr Lansing has come back from a ten week European tour with 156 travelers from the Philadelphia Manufacturers' club and wives. The party traveled Genoa to Southampton, visiting Italy Germany Austria Hungary France and England, with guides and arranged itineraries. Lansing noted Germany's commercial thrift and Berlin Munich government efficiency, while England ponders free trade changes as its fiftieth anniversary approaches. Brooks remains abroad in Wales until Wednesday and Aitken has returned. Lansing benefited from the rest and freedom from business cares.

A. Lansing Phildelphia Manufacturers’ Club New York City R. G. Brooks Manufacturers’ Club Wales J. W. Aitken Carbondale Umbria Lansing Tribune Brooks Lloyd Ine Genoa Azores Gibraltar London Europe Southampton Italy Germany Austria Hungary France England Paris Berlin Munich Teutons

Kerosene Fire in Court Street House Supposed Incendiary

About four oclock yesterday morning a fire was found in a Court Street house occupied by A J Thomas. Firemen from North End companies 73 and 72 responded and flames were tamed with a garden hose before arrival. Bags saturated with kerosene were found, suggesting arson. Chief Hickey investigates with arrests likely.

Court Street A. J. Thomas North End Howe Hickey

Obituary Notices From Scranton Pa Dates Aug 15 16

In Scranton Pa Elizabeth Healey wife of Patrick Healey of 018 Pittston avenue died Aug 15 funeral Tuesday Mass at St John s church. Philip Valentine Gatin son of Mr and Mrs John Gatin of 417 Second street funeral Tuesday at 2 pm. Florence Lavelle daughter of Mr T Lavelle of 510 Willow street died Aug 16 funeral private.

Florence

Wrangling Church Factions Prompt Police Protection

Police protected two South Side services as factions clashed over church control. Bishop O Hara warned Father Aust's Polish Catholic parish to mend conduct or close the church. At the Greek church police also stood guard amid threats, but no trouble occurred.

O'Hara Father Rust South Side Richard Aust Prospect Avenue Nicephor Shanath Irving Avenue Hickory Street Father Aust Zang Dominick Boland

Runaway inmate from Binghamton asylum traced by police

Bennett Harvey, inmate at the Binghamton insane asylum, wandered away last Thursday. His mother received a letter on Saturday begging for money. Dr Eastman notified the police who searched the city, noting his 2650 pound frame and features. Officer Dyer rode the streets and located him after a sighting at Thompson's saloon. Jack Tierney aided the identification.

Thas Harvey Binghamton Bennett Harvey Binghamton Insane Asylum Dr. Eastman Dyer Thompson's Jack Tierney Citizens

Finest Goods Warranted in Scranton City Market

A local advertisement proclaims the goods as the finest sold in Scranton with a strong warranty. The note emphasizes quality and city wide reputation.

Scranton

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Cleveland Cornelia Campnel Norman & Moore Fire Insurance Wyoming Ave Ackawanna THE Aundry A. B. Warman Ack Penn Ave Gut Priges Ingrams Brussels City Noles Madison Square LAKE DR. Dixon Penn Avenue Baptist Trustees New Philadelphia Lackawanna Ava MR. Kinsley James Dalley R. Kingsley MR. Lansing Manufacturers’ Club of Philadelphia Holly Slowther Court Street Methodist Episcopal Pirsonage Claude Misa Jennie Slowther George T. Price Lohmer Hiardenbergh Madison Avenue Han Binghamton Asylum Nws A. R. Sawyer Wyoming Avenue S. C. Snyder D. D.S Spruce St Jermyn W. W. Berry Wyoming Avenues Clarke Bros Berkshire Shaw Waterloo Emerson Clough & Warren Carpenter Malcolm Love J, Lawrence Stelle SCA Capes Milan Braid Ivors & Pond Powell Music Store P. M’crea & CO Rappreght S Grysthl Jilitt Penn Ave Baptis Aris Dunn
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