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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1896

Page

7

Hyde Park Knights hold three cornered charity event

Hyde Park castle No 38 held an entertainment in St David's hall with a drill by Company C of Iveburg lodge and a dance. H Morean chaired. Participants included Jennie Harris Uriah Davis Bessie Blote Etta Anderson and others. A large crowd attended and refreshments were served by the Ladies assembly. Hyde Park castle reports 80 members in good standing and plans for a Republican caucus in the Fifth ward on Dec 86 with seven alderman candidates and several for common council.

St. David's Hall Hyde Park Castle Knights of the Mystic Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain Comny C Iveburg H. 3 Morean Jennie Harris Uriah Davis Bessie Blote Etta Anderson Mary L. Thomas Gertrude Harris Hugh A. Jones Jacob Jenkins William P. Morgan David Smith Cave William Howard Watkin Morgan Wile Common Council Fifth Ward Fairchild Benjamin Griffiths Timothy Jones Mo L. Blair Dw, Morgan Lb. BE. Morgan Frank Gleason Heanleel Davis Charles E. Godshall John DD. Phillips Academy Street Chester Cammer John W. Walker

Local Residents Attend Social Events and Charity Ball

Thomas Hodgson, formerly of this place now in finals, visits friends. The Economy Athletic Club plans a ball at Company Harmory Thursday evening, Dec 44. J J Salmon's Specialty Company performed in Archbald, Mis. Florence Clancy of Rosa Avenue remains ill. Mrs D L Wells and daughters Carrie Ina and Mrs W E Henslee are mentioned in society notices.

James RK. Jones Luzerne Street Mr. Jones Royal Arcanum Ste Toome T. Johns Thomas Johns Moscow Bert Harrington Edward Hurrher Art Davis John Thomas Wilkes-Barre Robert Morrie Glee Club J. G. Williame Pittston West Side Young People's Society First Welsh Congregational Church Samuel Holvey Hampton Street Holvey Thomas Hodgson Economy Athletic Club Harmory J. J. Salmon Archbald Mis Florence Clancy Rosa Avenue Tll D. L. Wells Carrie Ina W. E. Henslee

Women’s Relief corps to host chicken supper at Green Ridge

The Green Ridge contingent of the Woman's Relief corps No. 60 invites friends and the public to a chicken supper at Mrs. M. Tueller’s home 1557 Washington Ave corner Green Ridge St from 5:40 to 10 PM. Proceeds aid relief for the destitute. Take Green Ridge Suburban car.

Green Ridge Woman's Relief Corps No. 60

Scranton Teams Set For League Opens And Championship

Scranton and Turners prepare for the first league game Monday January 4 as Scranton manager Edward Coleman reshuffles games with Nanticoke. A Turners Athletic Club title game at Turner hall Friday features two four minute halves and a spinal postgame event with officials listed. The roster includes Nelson Teets Joseph McDonald George Koch Theodore Huber and William Wockroch among others. Beecham's Pills ad ends the page.

Scranton Turkera Edward Coleman Nanticoke Company H North End Company H Armory Scranton Athletics Turners South Side Park Place Scranton Turner Joseph McDonald Nelson G. Teets Edward Eisele Edward Weit Charles Bechtold George Koch Victor Noth Theoore Huber Theodore Hetb Frederick Tropp William Wockroch William Schimpff Bert Murphy Steve Rhule Hert Steele Robert Allen James McGaldrick William Jay Leon Cleveland Willam Wockroch Scranton Turner's Scranton Athletic Club Turner Hall Athletic Club Helaner Rose Schine Schaffer Delsting Smith Neuls Fickus Sohns

Man Steals Sardines and $10 Change at Devine's Grocery

A heavyset man with a black moustache asked for sardines at Devine's on Prospect and Hickory. He paid with a $10 bill, coins were short, a bystander or customer lent 50 cents, and the man left with the sardines and the $10 in change. Police Lt Zang and Patrolman Boland seek the suspect.

Devine Prospect Avenue Hickory Street Zang D. F. Boland Martin MetCrea Minooka Palmer & McDonald’s Schwenk's Park South Washington Avenue Frank Moeller Charles W. Stone Ge Sture Borcher's Cedar Ave R. J. Callary Birney Avenue Plymouth P. P. Callary

Trouble for Alderman Report on Fines Due City

Mayor signs a resolution ordering the city controller to demand written reports from aldermen on fines and penalties paid into the treasury during the current year. It notes most returns are missing and urges compliance with monthly reporting to the city treasurer.

Bailey Boland

Man Arrested After Stone Attack Over Beer Refusal

Joseph Smith a colored man entered the American House on West Lackawanna Avenue and asked for beer. bartender Jim Sweet refused. Smith returned with a stone, struck the bartender, smashing the back bar mirror and glasses. Smith was arrested on a warrant from Alderman Millar and posted bail. He later swore out a highway robbery warrant against Sweet, which Alderman Hore rejected, and Sweet appeared before Judge Archbald for his appearance at court.

Joseph Smith West Lackawanna Avenue Jim Sweet Smith Sweet Smithereens Millar Hore Archbald

Jack's Extravaganza At Davis Theater Three Day Run Ends Tonight

Sam T. Jack's company begins a three day engagement at Davis' theater with Monte Carlo and The Bull Fighter. The bloomer parade and Salvation Army drill showcase costuming. Led by Charles Banks and Maud Harvey, the troupe plays again this and tomorrow afternoons and evenings before a pleased audience.

Davis’ Theatre Sam T. Jack Davis’ Theater Monte Carlo Salvation Army Charles Banks Maud Harvey Davis

Marriage Licenses Granted and Legal Adjustments in Scranton Area

Several Scranton residents, Thomas KR Hopkins Hannah Saunders John J Burke Flanbeth Boston and Jennie Monk, obtained marriage licenses yesterday. A divorce action by Clara A Green against Frank A Green was discontinued on petition via her next friend John H Fellows. The Nort End Lumber Co sued John Wittig and Guarantee Savings Loan Investment Co for 1451.04. Deputy Sheriff T J Price seized Bell & Chapman store at Peckville for 665, with executive creditors buying. Samuel Porter was named guardian for Bertha Vernon and William Covey and bondsman W D Spencer. The court ordered sale of warded personal estate to support maintenance.

Thomas KR. Hopkins Hannah Saunders Scranton John J. Burke Flanbeth Boston Joseph K. Bennett Dunmore Jennie, Monk Carbondale Clara A. Green John H. Fellows Frank A. Green Nort End Lumber Company Halslander & Vosburg John ©. Wittig Guarantee Savings, Loan and Investment Company Washington, D. C T. J. Price Bell & Chapman Peckville J. Sweet Edwards Samuel Porter W. D. Spencer Bertha Vernon William Covey Pardon Covey

Estate Admin Notices and Probate Actions Listed in Scranton

In the Register's Office notices list administration grants and probate actions for residents of Scranton. William A Geddes and Roger Jones are named, with administrators Badie E Wilcox and Mary Ann In, and Helen Bumbell’s will probated with William Richardson of Corning New York as administrator.

William A. Geddes Scranton Badie E. Wilcox Yesterca Hopkins Roger Jonen Mary Ann Helen Bumbell Wilam Richardson Corning N. Y

BromO Quinice Tablets Laxative Ad

Laxative Bromo Quinice Tablets advertised with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. Priced at 25 cents.

Hat styles charm Scranton women with refined elegance

A millinery pitch touts fashionable hats for Scranton women and girls. It promises an indescribable air of elegance, claiming the shop offers a knack for making every wearer look like a refined figure.

Scranton

Gerson's Hat Trim Sale Announcement

Gerson's Lac 413 Ka. Ave advertises a half price sale on trimmed and untrimmed hats ribbons flowers feathers millinery trimmings. Details emphasize broad discounts and a focus on stylish accessories for current season.

City Assessors Seek Access Amid Civil Question Refusals

The assistant city assessors face property access denials and refusals to answer questions in a dispute reminiscent of Mayor Connell’s era. Mayor Bailey has issued a letter authorizing the board to summon police aid for the execution of their duties, as stated in the document signed by Mayor J. G. Bailey.

Connells Bailey Board of City Ftsessors Police Department J. G. Bailey

Delaware and Hudson official visits coal department talks

H. G. Young second vice president and general manager arrives in the city in his special car after three days of consultations with local coal department officials. Company officials say the visit carries no special significance and is a routine meeting.

H. G. Young Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Coal Department Mr. Young

Olden Time Stars at Broadway Athletic Club Benefit

About 2 500 attended the Mace-Donovan benefit featuring past stars including John L Sullivan and Corbett. The exhibition bout between Mace and Donovan ended without a decision as Parson Davies oversaw a lively display with parlor showmanship and no winner. A 10 round 115 pound bout between Jim Rose and Jack McKeck was noted.

New York Mace—Donovan Broadway Athletic Club Charley Norton Dan Keefe Newark Jim Hall Pete Burns Harlem Ieorge Rooke John Donaldson John L. Sullivan Hilly Edwards Arthur Chambers Philadelphia Chambers Billy Ole Armstrong Chicago Tommy Kelley Hoboken Mace Donovan Parson Davies Mike Pargon Davies Jim Rose Jack McKeck

Six Day Bicycle Race Ends With Madison Square Garden Honors

The New York six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden concluded with Hale crowned world champion and Rice as American champion. Readings and others received prizes. Reading is at Bellevue Hospital. The winners collected substantial cash and plans for a Washington six day race in December are under way.

New York Madison Square Garden Barthold Reading Bellevue Hospital Hale Rice America Forster Schock Peirce Smith Taylor Ashinger Moore Maddox Managera Powers Kennedy Cassidy Gannon McLeod Glick Washington

Sporting Notes on Football and Race Controversies

The London paper reports R C Lehman Harvard’s rowing coach praising American football as rough yet disciplined and notes Yale Harvard athletic talks, a possible triangular boat race, and a skater Donoghue facing Paul Gowdher. It covers negro cyclists seeking color-line removal from the League of American Wheelmen and St Louis ministers opposing the South Side race track with a Lafayette Park sermon denouncing gambling and racing.

London England R.c.lehman Harvard America New Haven Conn Yale Cornell St. Louis South Side Lafayette Park Methodist Church Ir. T

Reduced Washington Excursion Rates By Pennsylvania Railroad

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets to Washington for March 1 to 4 return by March 4 at reduced rates for the inauguration of President-elect McKinley. Fares from New York 9.00, Philadelphia 5.40, Baltimore 1.40, Harrisburg 5.06, Williamsport 8.79, Buffalo 11.20, Rochester 10.48, Altoona and Pittsburg 10.00, with other stations on the system at reduced rates.

McKinley Pennsylvania Railroad Company Washington New York Philadelphia Baltimore Harrisburg Williamsport Buffalo Rochester Altoona Pittsburg Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad National Capital

Tragedy in Jenkintown Woman Suicide After Husband's Death

In Jenkintown Pennsylvania on December 4, Mrs Emma Clayton aged 3 years? The source describes a widow reacting to her husband’s death by placing a shotgun in her mouth and firing, resulting in the upper part of her head being blown off.

Jenkintown Emma Clayton

Reverend Duffy Held on Libel Charge in PA Court

Philadelphia reports Rev. J P Duffy arrested Saturday and charged with libel by State Senator Penrose. He had a hearing this afternoon and was held in eight hundred dollars bail for court proceedings.

Philadelphia J. P. Duffy Penrose

Classified Notices Listing Rooms and Rentals

The notice lists display ads for rooms for sale and rent at ten cents each. It includes items such as furnished rooms house for rent and property for sale.

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News of the Suburbs West Side Events C. W. Colborn North Main Avenue West Fide Harriet J. Davis Booth Malin Avenue Jackson Street J. C. King West Lack- Gwanne Avenue Morgan North Avenue Morristown N. J Frank Webster Wayne Avenue Chris Benjamin Fenner & Chappell’s Bonnie Savage Messinger Brevard Irvin Harris W. F. Gibbons Annie Ward Spring Street Odd Fellows Pride of the Valley Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle Dunmore Temple Ladies of the Golden Eagle Charles Oliver Green Ridge Street Martin Dolphin Brook Street L. B. Fowler Mohawk Myra Knight Cherry Street Patrick McDonnell Taylor Avenue Jennie Monk Odd Fellows’ Hall Avoca James Burke Erie and Wyoming Valley H. Selbrig Davis Terr Lynett Ait Euarch Westcott William Webster Urly Providence Filet Beniamin Pills Beecham TRE South Side News Locust Street Maver Burgess Toy Store Everything New In Toys Jack’s Extravaganza Company Court House News Notes Register’s Lackawanna Avenue Young Jem Mace Mike Donovan Billy Edwards John JL. Sullivan McKeck Rice Champion OF America Wilkese Barreane Sporting Notes Joseph F. Donoghue Paul B. Gowdher Ohio la Genuine Donoghue United States League of American Wheelmen National Assembly League Assembly Pennesylvania Railroad Tribune Mercereau & Connell Wyoming Avenue Coal Exchange, Opp, Neotel Jermyn The Luther Maarrticipants Young Men's Patriotic SAM T. Jacks Extravaganza Company Shea Moosic Rie Dale Works Laplin & Rand Chamtel Co Exelonves Washburn Crosby Pacific St. John's New Foundland Nevarslip Tos Gals Bittenbender & CO General Agents Scranton, PA Thee Dickson Manufacturing CO d Rs Sina Engines Bokaan Mitta Ieee Tor Feal Medicine CO Claveland John MH. Fhelps Bruce Street
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