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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1896

Page

8

City Notes Reflect Local Activities and Incidents

September library closure and due date for books. Local events include Scranton Caledonians at Mountain Park games, Joe Daly jailed for language offense, and an outing by the YWCA at Providence Grove led by the Misses Richmond. Clergy and commissions note attendance and leadership changes while hearings outline debts, donations, and a stolen wheel recovered from Danville. Marriage licenses granted and a railroad rally planned with speakers Leese and Pearsall. A Knights of Pything meeting will confer degrees. a domestic dispute leads to a warrant and jail sentence for Thomas Conroy, with his wife monitoring the outcome.

Green Ridge Scranton Providence Grove Young Women's Christian Association Richmond Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church F. A. Dony Pennsylvania Sabath Union BH. Stillwell Estate Fishery Commission Philadelphia Henry C. Ford Minera’ Bank Pittston John H John M. Callaghan Katie L. Kilker Mayfield Anthony Paynavis Plymouth Anna Szyinko Scrance Michajlo Mary Matslg Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church H. A. Leese Elmira F. H. Pearpall

Scranton Business College Special Offer Promises Integrated Courses

Buck Whitmore Co promotes a combined business, stenographic and academic course scholarship for fifty dollars to Sept 15. The Misses Merrill announce private schooling at 612 Jefferson Ave starting Sept 14. Griffin's Art Studio offers cabinet photos at two dollars each on Mondays from Aug 31 to Oct 1 at 209 Wyoming Ave.

Buck, Whitmore, & Co Misses Merrill Praia Jefferson Avenue Griffin Wyoming Ave

Foul Murder Attempt at Westcott Boarding House

George Van Horn, described as a 43 year old ex-railroader, lay in wait at Mrs. Josephine Westcott’s Franklin avenue boarding house and slashed her throat. Westcott, aged about 45, is hospitalized in critical condition with a six inch wound, while police search to arrest Van Horn who fled after the attack.

George van Horn Josephine Westcott Landindys Walt Franklin Avenue Linden Street Lackawanna Hospital van Horn Spruce Street Mullin Avenue Mrs. Westcott Mrs. Feterolf Federalf Cora W. G. Fulton Blanchard Westcott Robjing Dein Laware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Clark's Tripp Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Yard

Westward shifts in GOP race as Warren reports

Major Everett Warren returned from Milwaukee where he attended the National Republican league convention. He said Mississippi valley states are debatable and Kentucky looks sure while Missouri and Kansas tilt toward McKinley and Bryan respectively. He praised Minnesota and Wisconsin supporters and noted Chicago headquarters buzzing with activity as the party coalesces toward victory.

Everett Warren Milwaukee National Republican League Woodmansee Major Warren West Tribune Mississippi Valley Towa Kansas Illinoia Chicago Kentucky Missouri McKinley Bryan McCleary Minnesota Wisconsin Globe Scranton Auditorium

Fourth district Democratic primaries set for today

The Fourth district Democrats vote today with candidates P. J. White Archbald F. J. Caffrey Mayfield M. F. Fadden Priceburg and Thomas W. Loftus Olyphant. Suggestions rise to urge Frank Grover Moosic to run independent in the Third district.

P. J. White Archbald F. J. Caffrey Mayfield M. F. Fadden Priceburg Thomas W. Loftus Olyphant Frank Grover Moosic Michael McGarry Twentieth Ward E. J. Ward Fred W. Warnke Fourth Ward P. W. Costello W. J. Burke James Butler M. E. Clarke John Demuth

Sugar Kelley Arrested After Music Hall Disturbance

William Kelley known as Sugar from the Twentieth ward faced arrest Thursday night for raising a disturbance at Music Hall. Officer Jones used a club to subdue him as he resisted, then Kelley was jailed and later transported to the station. He struggled again before Alderman Howe and was returned to holding with handcuffs.

William Kelley Kelley Alderman Howe Chief Robling Bara

Lohmann's Dining Brightens Nerves and Digestion

It invigorates the nerves, stimulates digestion and relieves mental depression. Especially valuable to tired brain workers. Special attention and private dining rooms for dinner parties at Lohmann's.

Lohmann's

Another Plan to Bond City for 300000 for Viaduct and Improvements

A West Side revived scheme proposes a $300000 bond to build a viaduct on the south side and fund multiple city improvements including West Market street Providence road Olive street Cherry street and Wyoming avenue openings. The plan aims to win voter approval at spring election with an omnibus bill to attract at least three fourths of the council.

John E. Roche P. J. Nealin Joseph Oliver West Side City Engineers Office Phillips E. M. Clarke West Side Board of Trade West Market Street Providence Road Wyoming Avenue Pine Brook Green Ridge Olive Street Alice

Lactated Food Advocates Shield Babies in Heat

An article urges mothers to feed infants lactated food during hot weather to prevent diarrhea cholera infantum and weakness. It cites August as a dangerous month for under fives and features a Windsor Connecticut mother praising the product after her infant recovered from cholera infantum with its use.

H. A. Vreeland Windsor Conn Vira Roberta Vreeland

Retail liquor boycott widens to bottlers over speaks

The retail liquor dealers association expands its boycott to bottlers after determining breweries alone cannot cut off access. Dealers threaten two week deadline for bottlers to sign the agreement or face enforcement by four hundred sworn patrons. Soft drink bottlers included.

Retail Liquor Dealers Association League

Scranton Alderman Candidate Letter and St Paul Excursion

AR Encampment in St Paul notes reduced rates for special Lehigh Valley excursion tickets to Minneapolis on Aug 29 20 and 31. Tickets valid return through Sept 15 with extension option to Sept 20 by deposit at joint agent. Letter from Ly Morgan announces candidacy for Scranton Fifth ward alderman subject to Republican nomination.

Scranton Tribune Scranton Ly. W. Morgan Washburn Street Lehigh Valley R. R St. Paul Minn

Agnes Manton dies at grandmother's home funeral Sunday

Agnes Manton two year old daughter of Matthew J. Manton died at her grandmother's home on Phelpa street Inet evening. Funeral services are planned for Sunday afternoon.

Handsome Upright Sohmer Piano For Sale

A slightly used Sohmer upright piano offered at a bargain. Fully warranted and carefully selected. Address inquiries to Miss Hardenbergh at 623 Madison Avenue.

Mulberry Street Paving Ordinance Signed and In Effect

The Mulberry Street paving ordinance was signed yesterday by Mayor Bailey making asphalting from Mifflin Avenue to Nay Aug Park operative at an estimated cost of 60000 dollars. The bill for 8 B Price of 616 dollars for services as special attorney in the Providence and Abington Turnpike muddle was approved by Mr Honor.

Mulberry Street Bailey Mifflin Avenue Nay Aug Park B. Price Providence and Abington Turnpike Honor

Hewitt Barry and Williams Oister Marriages

Two marriage notices list Francis H. Hewitt of Scranton and Celia Barry wed at Hewitt home. Gomer Williams and Lillian Olster, both of Taylor, Pa, united at Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Taylor on Aug 18 18%.

Scranton Business College Opens Doors to Friends

Proprietors invite students and the public to an informal reception at the Scranton Business College located at Adams avenue and Linden street on Saturday evening August 29 from 8 to 1. Prof Ambrun of Iowa joins the faculty and the Lawrence orchestra provides music. Also advertised are Mason quart jars and peaches at wholesale prices by E. G. Coursen.

Scranton Business College Adams Avenue Linden Street Amburn Iowa Lawrence Orchestra

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