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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1895

Page

3

Local residents visit friends and travel around the region

Various locals including Miss Mary DeGraws Miss Bertha Thomas and Miss Jeanie Dolan visit friends in towns like Mayferd Scranton and Jermyn while many others travel to Boston New York City Harrisburg and Asbury Park for leisure and family gatherings.

Mary DeGraws Mayferd Adams Avenue Astbury Park Kate Heble Hazleton Mary T. Mogran Frenda Bethlehem McKeehan Jones Street Harrisburg A. L. Frink Bessie Harrington Dalton Rose Bechtold Ninth Street Wyoming T. J. Hillary Boonton N. J Levis West Market Street Darle Mary Katie Burns Carbondale Marie Bell West Side Willam ¢. Brand Sullivan County N. Y Nellie Tighe Nellie Major New York City George Howell Jacob Teets Lackawanna Avenue Oxford Furmae Theodore Bauerle J. Stanley Smith Lake Ariel Harles Whittemore Jefferson Avenue Boston Joseph P. Jordan Parsons Pittston Annie L. Murray South Wyoming Avenue Asbury Park Lakewood R. B. Urban Warren & Knapp Joan P. Connolly Connolly & Wallace's Shelley Trenton J. A. McHugh Cathedral Philadelphia Mina Kathryn N Curry Missey Mame Martha Murphy Dunmore Atlantic City Jonnloee Phelps Street Mame Roche Third Street Lucy Connolly Gaara Charles

Bishop Folly and Millar Hold Off on Discontinuing Suits

Alderman Millar pressed Bishop to halt legal actions and cease attacks in the Sunday News but Bishop fled to find a lawyer and has not returned. Police search for the defendant on charges of maintaining a bawdy house with additional warrants for contempt of court and intimidation.

Bishop Millar Thomas J. Jordan Commonwealth Alice Sarr Bryant Annie Anthony

Rail workers clash and railroad lore headline a busy period

The Central Railroad of New Jersey employees invite Delaware and Hudson workers to a ball game. The era notes a booming railroad fever from Binghamton to Williamsport and mentions school drills at Coxton yard. It also records officials from Delaware and Hudson touring the region and a summary of historic fast trains and speeds.

Central Railroad of New Jersey Delaware and Hudson Delaware, Lackawanna and Weestern W. Sweet Binghamton Williamsport Erie Coxton Yard Lehigh Valley Company Delaware and Hudson Railroad Olyphant C. R. Manville New York Central Great Britain London Fdinburgh New York Central and Hudson Railroad Empire State Express New York Buffalo Washington Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Jarrett Pittsburg Unionific Ts of Pythias Com Re Ville Ras

Local Social News and Church Activities Highlight South Side

Mrs J B Huber and son Dawson visit William Huber at Delaware Street corner. Mrs Edward Gagel and daughter Anna visit New Haven relatives. Several locals return from trips, meetings, and visits. the Epworth league meets. Evangelist Schleveren conducts a large tent meeting. A special council meeting is planned and St Johns church wedding set for tomorrow afternoon. The South Side mill and William Connell Co mines operations are affected by a St Joseph’s excursion.

Huber Dawson Philadelphia William Huber Delaware Street Quincy Avenue Edward Gagel Anna New Haven Eva Montgomery Church Street Sarah Alberta Warner Nanticoke G. S. Maloney Weat Drinker Street L. R. Fowler Florence Cherry Street Nantucket Frank Mace George Nye Lake Ariel Louise Masters Miu Street New York City Walter Smith Harry Winters Samuel Snyiter Madisonville James McDonough Howard Bone Salem Mr. Slingman Wilkes- Barre G. W. Fritz Blakely Street Harry W. Luce Scranton Presbyterian Church Ands Henry Krause Brook Street Elmhurst Clara Hess Hemlock Hollow Wayne County Edith Wert North Blakely Street Lake Winola Edith Lottie Ripley Monroe Avenue Seneca Lake Lizale Enxsterline Wilkea- Barre Epworth League Christian Church Tripp Avenue Frank Blickens Chestnut Street Crystal Lake Gedney Jenks Scott Watrous Ash Street Little England Colorado Orrin Bidwell Frank Jones Quick Apple Street Evangeliat Schleveren Cedar Avenue God South Side Michael Kelley Minooka Annie Dalley Crown Avenue St. John's Church William Connell & Co St. Joseph's Congregation Farview

Athertons to attend Republican state convention in Harrisburg

B. B. Atherton Howard Roderick and J. L. Atherton leave for Harrisburg for the Republican state convention. Two car loads from the North End enjoyed a trolley ride last evening. Miss Minnie Moras goes to Presto Park for a few days. Fred Fritz of Henwood's drug store spent Sunday at Lake Ariel. Providence conclave I O H improved order meets tonight over Fenner Chappell's store. all members urged to attend. Miss Bush of Factoryville visited North End friends.

B. B. Atherton Howard Roderick J. L. Atherton Harrisburg North End Minnie Moras Presto Park Fred Fritz Henwood Lake Ariel Providence Fenner

Clerk Denies Marriage License to Pittston Couple

Clerk of the Courts John H. Thomas refused a license for Simon Sakofsky and Margaret Kline after determining Sakofsky was 27 and Kline 16 without parental consent. The pair, from Pittston, had eloped to wed secretly against the girl’s guardians. The court noted state law does not provision for elopement.

Thomas Simon Sakofsky Margaret Kline Pittston John H. Thomas Mr. Thomas Simon Sime

Moraford's Acid Phosphate Use Promoted for Nerve Relief

An undated note recommends Moraford's Acid Phosphate as a remedy to invigorate nerves, improve mood, and aid tired workers. The brief suggests mental fatigue relief and general well being, implying therapeutic value for everyday stress.

Heirship Claim Sparks Irish Millionaire Tale in Scranton

A letter from Ireland to Joseph McNamara of 918 Scranton street claims a bachelor uncle died leaving an estate near 60 000 pounds. McNamara and his wife anticipate a possible share and may travel to Ireland if proven true. They note the uncle was a roving seaman who settled in Acranton after years abroad and left farms and diamonds in Ireland, with two sisters as other heirs. The letter’s authenticity remains uncertain as they await official replies.

McNamara Ireland Joseph McNamara Scranton Street Atlantic Ocean Stranton Street Oxford Lrowland Africa United States Fla Alsters Hiim Emerald Isle MelNamara Belfast Asiatic Australia Acranton John Gallagher Mi«nooka E. Grewer Philadelphia India Bie Eam Rectan Ole Pyetom Pena Ice Geener University of Pennsylvania Medico-Chirurgical College Oadelphia Spruce Street Scranton

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