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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1898

Page

5

Perry Brothers Offers Music and Sheet Selections

Perry Brothers at 205 Wyoming Ave advertises a large music catalog with 7,000 copies available. Mail orders are filled promptly and titles include classic pieces by De Koven and other composers.

Perry Brothers Athouse America Georgia Old Town de Koven Pat Mammy Emeh Laura’s Stars and Stripes Hride Bleer Directorate Manhattan Beach el Ombiee SOG Chotee Music Kate Donohugh Olcott Mr. de Koven Wiliam Penn King Cotton L _ ry oats Perry Bros Wyoming Ave

Local Paper Availability in Scranton

The Wilkes Barre Record can be obtained in Scranton at Ruis man Bros 4 Spruce and WY Linden atrecta Mac Lackawanna Avenue.

Wilkes-Barre Scranton Ruisman Bros

Representation Entitlements By District Detailed In Tribune

The Tribune on August 17 published specifics on the representation allocated to each district, outlining how many seats or influence each area receives. The report clarifies the distribution framework and notable outcomes for regional governance.

Visitors and travelers drop through Pottsville area

A stream of names shows residents and visitors visiting friends and relatives in cities like Scranton Norwich New York Block Island and Albany. People travel to lakes and seaside towns and return from trips with relatives and acquaintances in several Pennsylvania towns.

Mary Perman Pottsville Abe Sahm Carbondale Jerome R. Keogh Norwich N. Y Brainard Block Island Malles Charles Liebenstein Chicago Scranton Margaret Scanlon Bellevue New York Emma Gobin Palm Street Stroud North Main Ave Hones Mre G. FE Hawley Albany Mie Ridney Hayes Olive Street

Notable Local Names Return and Depart in August Notes

Readouts show Edward Koons ill with typhoid while Mixnes May Nelile Maloney Louis Moffitt and Alicia McHate return from Lake Ariel. Several others visit Philadelphia New York Avbury Park Albany and Atlantic City with extended stays and travels.

Rious Edward Koons Mixnes May Nelile Maloney Louis Moffitt Alicia McHate Lake Ariel W. O'Brien Charles & Co New York Elly M. J. Niland Marion Street J. W. Gould Republican A. F. Yout S. T. Philips James Rowley Green Midge Avbury Park Albany Mira Himma Goucher Philaelphia Fred Mulberry Street Towne Jones New York City

Local Republicans Hopeful at County Convention

Harmony in Republican circles marked Saturdays primaries as delegates were elected for tomorrow's county convention at 2 pm in court room No 1. Contests were limited to a few districts with strong showing for coroner seats between Dr A J Kolb and Dr J J Roberts. House and county races featured ongoing talk of renomination for Congressman William Connell and potential bids by J Elliott Ross and Roswell H Patterson while George Stephenson pitches for county surveyor.

Morrow A. J. Kolb South Side J. J. Roberts West Side William Connell Congress J. Elliott Ross Roswell H. Patterson Guister George Stephenson Waverly

Few Witnesses Respond to Election Contest Session

Only seven of fifty summoned witnesses appeared at the election contest session held Saturday in the Carbondale courthouse. Named attendees were James F. Gilmartin snr, James Pr. Gilmartin jr, Matthew J. Cavanaugh, P J O’Hara, John F. Roche, Con Morisini and Joseph Cassease. Attachments for absent witnesses were to be issued.

Court House James F. Gilmartin, Sr Jameea Pr. Gilmartin, Jr Matthew J. Cavanaugh P. J. O'Hara John F. Roche Con Morisini Joseph Cassease Mr. Holgate Carbondale

Foot Injury From Broken Bottle At Rockaway Beach

John B. Nailin of Lackawanna Avenue suffered a badly cut foot when he stepped on a broken bottle while bathing at Rockaway. The wound required twelve stitches. He was taken to this city on Saturday and will likely miss several weeks of activity.

John B. Nailin Lackawanna Avenue Rockaway Mr. Nellin

Night visitors chloroform raid Cowles home

Burglars used chloroform to incapacitate a single occupant at 2059 North Main Ave. They looted cash amounting to about $65 from a tin box and took jewelry, a diamond stud, a gold chain, a pearl-handled pen, sleeve buttons, a silver coin, and other papers valued at roughly $270. Investigators have no leads.

BR. R. Cowles North Main Avenue Moosic R. BR. Cowles G. D. Hinds Mulley David A. Hinds Moly Dickson Brewing Company Priceburge Cowles Mr. Mulley D. A. Hinds BE. R. W. Searle Susquehanna

Labor Day Parade Plans Readied With Elaborate Float

Regular weekly Labor Day committee meeting on Lackawanna avenue outlined a large parade in Feranton with a central float designed by A Langerfeld. The float features two workers and several symbolic figures. bands from Lawrence and Bauer to lead, followed by unions and an industrial procession with variety of floats and delivery wagons. The route runs from Wyoming avenue to Laurel Hill park.

Lackawanna Avenue A. Langerfeld Union Lawrence Band Central Labor Union Building Trades Council Bauer Feranton Wyoming Avenue Mulberry Street Vine Street Franklin Avenue Washington Avenue Pine Street Clay Avenue Laurel Hill Park

Safe-Cracking Gang Strikes Lackawanna Plant

Saturday morning burglars tapping up the valley broke into the Lackawanna Fertilizer and Chemical Co at Moosie using stolen blacksmith tools to drill the safe door. A large powder charge blew the door across the room. no money or valuables were taken as the firm pays by checks. The robbery fits a pattern tied to earlier incidents at Dickson Brewing and McLaughlin's hotel in Olyphant. A dinner guest at Hotel Nash reported a refrigerator theft and a shotgun trap setup nearby. A separate burglary attempt at 1012 Vine Street targeting Mrs Mary Kirkwood was aborted after windows were damaged.

Lackawanna Fertilizer and Chemical Company Moosie Dickson Brewing Company McLaughlin Olyphant Loyshonta Nash Mary Kirkwood Vine Street

Foot Ball Challenge Comets Jr football team

Comets Jr football team faces a challenge as they prepare for upcoming play. Team plans workouts and drills aiming to sharpen offense and defense for the season opener.

Comets Jr

Teams invited for 125-pound bout in Lackawanna county

Notice invites any 125 pound team in Lackawanna or Luzerne counties to play a game of ball on September 10 at 8. J Holmes serves as manager and M J Swit as captain.

Lackawanna Luzerne J. Holmes M. J. Swit

Unidentified Slavonian Killed by Freight at Bellevue Crossing

An unknown Slavonian man, about 35, fatally struck by a Delaware Lackawanna and Western freight at Bellevue crossing on the Bloomsburg division. He died an hour after hospital arrival. companions fled, leaving no clues to his identity despite two vest pocket cards bearing Slavonic writing.

Bellevue Bloomsburg Fourth Street J. P. Walker Lackawanna Hospital

Labor Day Parade Invites Merchants to Industrial Division

Notice to merchants and manufacturers wishing to participate in the Labor Day parade outlines final meeting details for the Industrial division. The committee requests wagon counts, assigns assembling places, and warns late arrivals join at the end. HQs run at 400 Lackawanna Ave until Sept 5 then Vine and Wyoming avenues.

Wanna Avenue Lackawanna Avenue Vine Street Wyoming Avenue Langerfield

Obituary: Mrs Mary Klein Dies in South Beranton

Mrs Mary Klein died at her daughter Mrs L Quintel’s home in South Beranton on Saturday. She leaves a son and three daughters. The funeral will be this morning with a mass of requiem at St Mary’s Church at 6:10.

BP. Mitchell T.fl Teonchard Eingland Jennie Jenkines Mra George W. Jenkins Divomsburg Berwick M. F. Brown Anthony Brown Capouse Avenue New York Mattle Anna Davie Gertrude Williams Weet Scruton Dimock Busquehanna County Mike Nettle Nye Hin School Chis Edgo University of Chicago Tawid J. Willams The Trittme Manefield State Normal School Studler Mike Louise Mordenbergh Essex Conn Air Perleo V. Jervis PS. Barrett South Washington Avenue Philadelphia Creston Clarke Company Rohewrenet Walnut Street Mr. Clarke Willepon Aninthe Edward Kirkpatrick London Hog Mee Edward Moreifield Wyoming Avenue Kirkpatrick Mary Klein Mra. L. Quintel South Beranton St. Mary's Church

Army of the Potomac Triplets at Niagara Falls Dates

A historical notice lists the Army of the Potomac travel dates Niagara Falls on August 29 and September 2 with reduced rates via the Lehigh Valley railroad line.

Niagara Falls Lehigh Valley

Tragic crib fire claims five year old Tommy

A five year old boy in a Scranton home set fire to the crib clothing while sisters slept. The infant Katherine suffered horrific burns and died, despite immediate medical care from Dr Voorhees and a team at Lackawanna Hospital. The child’s death followed a warning about matches after earlier elopement incidents.

Tommy Reilly Habs M. F. Rielly Pine Street Mary Chambers Nay Ang Park Katherine Tommy Voorhees Webb Lackawanna Hospital P. A. Manley Roos Eervant

Concert at Nay Aug Park by Lyric Quartette Delights Crowd

Thousands visited Nay Aug park for a West Scranton Lyric quartet concert in perfect weather. The group led by John Evans Edwin Bowen William Evans and P H Warren performed Lead Kindly Light and other hymns to a wrapt, attentive audience.

Nay Aug Park Lyric Quartette West Scranton John Evans Edwin Bowen William Evans P. H. Warren Edwin

Green Ridge Daily Deliveries Ad

Green Ridge Daily Deliveries presents firm representatives Mr. T. A. Patten and Mr. Albert Naglie in the area. Orders placed at residences are filled carefully and quickly. The firm claims better goods than cash stores, no higher prices, and 30 days credit for responsible customers.

T. A. Patten Albert Naglie

Sacred concert at park draws crowd amid limited instruments

Bowen sang Father Help Me to Pray and There’s a Beautiful Land on High as P H Warren rendered The Holy City. The gingers lacked instrumental accompaniment. The park commission staged the first such concert with future events likely. A Saturday Lawrence band concert also drew a large crowd.

Bowen John Erans Holy City P. H. Warren Gingers Lawrence Band

Gentlemen Drivers Offer Fast Races at Driving Park

Saturday’s Gentlemen Drivers meeting at the Driving park produced several fast showings. Winners included Boelle View and Vinrry He with times around two minutes. Duke and Guesswork posted quick clips, while Maggie Davia and Pomp tied entries with notable performances. Exhibition mile by Nellie McCrory recorded in 2.30. bicycle half mile in 1:07 by McGowan. Grady and Norton served as timekeepers.

Gentlemen's Driving Club Driving Boelle View James Coon Bensie Ly Kaye Wees Moxle Gorman Vinrry He Butt Duke German Julian Fe Croram Crawford Cadmus Maggie Davia Davis Seve Pomp Cienapp Tittle Agnee Gudoul

City Assessment Protest At Fifteenth Ward Tract

The Fair view Land company protests a sharp rise in property value from 15400 last year to 62504 this year in the Fifteenth ward. Attorney I H Burns, hired for the protest, secured a hearing date of September 12 after presenting the petition to the judges.

I. H. Burns Fairview Land Company Burns

Enrollment Open Day and Evening Sessions Return

The office invites inquiries and announces open day and evening enrollment sessions. Both day and evening sessions resume on Monday September 5.

The Only Perfect Roofing Made Prices On Application

Advertising copy touts a roofing product described as more desirable than tin and cheaper, claiming it with stands sun and frost without cracking. Availability and exact pricing are stated as on application.

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O. Va Bie Ork Columbian Detective Agency Cine Bank Building Scranton, PA N. Washerimeny Fashington Prince ’S Crown Catarrh Powder Co Clinton Place Chas McMulley & GO General Insurance TeTraders National Bank Cal Role Comerd and Supply House Kemp L. Lackawanna Penn Ave B. Warman Republican County Convention Cone Areas Eleventh John H. Thomas James FE. Watkine Mise Fillon Snyder Pittston Jennie Fellows Tench Street Misa Williamea Youngstown, C Mrs. Fenton Atlantic City John Roberts South Lincoln Avenue Joan T. Richards Tenth Street Camp Alger Mies Sarah Jones Rhamokin J. J. Bailey Providence Bellevue Crossing Army of the Potomac Childs Lyric Club Green Ridge Faiview Land Company Scranton Business College Butenbender & CO Iron and Steel Franklin Ave Wilson Dimensions Nor Ad, Hacker Avenue Washington Ave Gillette Brothers Maloney Owl and Manufacturing CO Meridian Street 8Cranton Raynolds Knox Hand & Payne Snow Weston Mill CO Cranton Carbondale, Olyphant Kimball George H.ives West Market Street Barbour’s Home Credit House
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