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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1896

Page

7

Insane George Peck in Custody After Saloon Vandalism

George Peck, a red haired man deemed insane, was jailed at West Side police stations for disorderly conduct at a West Lackawanna avenue saloon. He damaged iron bars and injured himself, resisting officers and prompting a court bail situation amid chaotic postmidnight events.

George Peck West Side Weliek Lowry Matehiall West Lackawanna Avenue Fms Williams Saul Peck Yuri Meikes

St John’s church to hold special meeting and funeral news

A special meeting of St John’s church Tilessed Virgin Sedarity will be held. The funeral of John Goush, killed at the aft furnace Saturday afternoon. Thomas Byron and Anthony Brennan are home after a hunting trip in Pike county. The Turn Verein will host its annual exhibition at Workingmen’s hall on Dec. 18 under Professor Carl Stalker. Choice cut flowers and lower felons at Palmer and McDonalds, 4 Sarues, oo. Call at Borcher’s new store, 713 Cedar Ave.

St. John’s Church John Goush Aft Furnace Thonas Byron Anthony Brennan Pike County Turn Verein Workingmen’s Hall Carl Stalker Palmer & McDonalds Sarues New Fc Everything New Borcher’s Cedar Ave

Local society notes and town happenings

Mrs Joseph Cobb and Mrs J Enstin of Georgetown sue for Albert Jenkins and others. Bloom street resident Martin Bold visits town while Murphy street crowds disturb nights. Noo fomine appoints a new assistant mine foreman. Keystone hall hosts a December 9 ball. Winter plans send the Manleys to California. Brook street butcher Hobday showcases a 720 pound dressed hog. A benefit die for Mrs T Goodwin scheduled on pay night at East Drinker street home.

Joseph Cobb J. Enstin Georgetown Albert Jenkins Butler Street Peter Pinkney Bloom Street Noo Fomine Murke and Mear Hook and Ladder Company Keystone Hall Martin Bold Waverly T. Goodwin East Drinker Street

Amusements Tonight Spotlight Margaret Fuller at Frothingham

The Frothingham hosts actress Margaret Fuller tonight with The Princess of Bagdad. Rumor touts John Philip Sousa and Charles Klein’s El Capitan as a major New York style success. Critics praise Heyer in the title role and the production as a lavish, popular comic opera with strong music and stagecraft.

Frothingham Margaret Fuller Scranton Miss Fuller Justice Fuller Supreme Court John Philip Sousa Charles Klein EL Capitan New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Reston Perth Fl Cantian Heyer El-Caniian Froth- Ingham

Basketball Showdown Sparks North End vs Scranton Turn Verein

The North End and Scranton Turn Verein square off Thursday night at Company Harmory for their first league championship game. Their last meeting, an exhibition clash, was won by Scranton. manager Teets from the Turn Verein club was badly injured.

Turn Verein Joseph McDonald Providence South Scranton Scranton North End Scranton Turn Verein Company Harmory Nath Scranton Teets

Letter from John Kowala appeals for support of local Polish congregation

In a public appeal Kowala asks Christian neighbors to help fund a church organ for a Polish German congregation in Mygxuiwen. He urges donations to aid poor workers and their immigrant community, stressing neighborly and national welfare. The city health report notes nine contagious disease cases last week with six deaths. total weekly deaths are incomplete.

the Tribune Ll. Lindenstouth China Provinenes John Kowala Robert Avenue Board of Health

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia

An advertised remedy named Mystic Cure promises rapid three day income? relief for rheumatism and neuralgia. The text touts immediate disappearance of the disease and strong first dose benefits. Sold by Carl Lorenz, 18 Lackawanna Avenue, druggist, Scranton.

Carl Lorenz Lackawanna Avenue Scranton

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