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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1897

Page

7

Hair clipping raid shocks West Side residents

Rosa James suffered a hair cutting assault at Emanuel James residence after a masked intruder chloroformed her maid and fled. Police arrested a suspect at Wilkes-Barre, but Rosa could not identify him. Mrs. James described the brutal scene and noted the thief took nothing of value.

West Side Emanuel James Filmore Avenue Lafayette Street Rosa James Robling Gieltonint Davis Wilkes-Barre James Wilkes- Barre Dyer Collir Davis Elven Tribune Mita Imes Caine Mra. James Mra Rosa Mrs. James Chet Jennie Papa Wars Durine

St David's Day Banquet Program At Tabernacle Church

The St David's Day event at Tabernacle Congregational Church has its programme set. The evening features addresses by Mrs Fanny Jones Evans and Mr W Gaylord, with songs by Thomas Williams Cynon, Philp Thomas, Joshua John, and a duet by Philp Thomas and Joshua John.

Tabernacle Congregational Church Thoms Liew Herbert SOM Iis

Bowreterreeecewseeecseeee POM Thomas Chairman Retired

Mire D A Thoray presides over a supper at 6 p.m. and entertainment at 8 p.m. for one hour in a community event hosted by the committee.

Bowr POM Thomas D. A. Thoray

Knights of Pything Social Delights Tyvorlite Hall

A Knights of Pything social at Tyvorlite hall featured plenty of coffee sandwiches and entertainment. Acts included Joseph Murphy Hebrew impersonator William T. P. Reap dancer M. J. Hollman, Carl Ing, John F. Dougherty, Campbell and Collins tumblers and Reese Richards banjo.

Tyvorlite Hall Fleethe City

Party Brightens Interior of Central Mine

A party sent its presence to brighten the Interior of the Central mine last evening. Honoree Mr. Montgomery, included Misses Minnie Boyce Jessie Hielstel Louise Davie Mary Maris Jennie Price Kidith Jones Rachel Williams Lillie Moore Mary Howard John Moore Reuben Staples Bert Chase George Staples Will Davis Alf Chase Fred Reynolds Frank Boyce Chester Montgomery of Philadelphia. John Moore of Frey’s gallery took a flashlight picture of the group.

Central Mine Minnie Boyce Jessie Hielstel Louise Davie Mary Maris Jennie Price Kidith Jones Rachel Williams Lillie Moore Mary Howard John Moore Reuben Staples Bert Chase George Staples Will Davis Alf Chase Fred Reynolds Frank Boyce Chester Montgomery Philadelphia Mr. Montgomery Frey

Hospital operation reported on Waahturn street patient

John Davis of Waahturn street was admitted Tuesday to West Side hospital and operated on yesterday afternoon by Dr J J Roberts with a hospital staff. The operation was highly successful and the patient rested comfortably last night.

John Davis Waahturn Street West Side Hospital J. J. Roberts Dre Allen Williams Paine Carroll Bently Bedoe Reynolds Joe Lippi Lackawanna Hospital Tl. H. Alble Ao Erticate Jain Lippi Babylon Lippi Lugéerne Lippl Luckawanna Hospital

Surprising Birthday Parties Mark Social Week in Town

The report lists multiple social events from Wednesday and Thursday evenings including a surprise party for George Behrke on Frank Street with numerous attendees and games. Other gatherings feature Mrs. Frank Powell entertaining friends on Tenth Street, a birthday surprise for Miss Alice Thomas by her Sunday school class, and a chummy music filled evening at Mr and Mrs D H Williams house with several guests. Local church activities and florist advertisements appear among social notes.

Richard Aswell Buffalo Frank Powell Tenth Street George Behrke Frank Street Antoni Meyers Peter Hartman Bert Hartman Charles Richter Eugene Martin Michael May Evan Jones Daniel Hoffman August Snyder M. O. Schimelptiny Francis Kentley Charles Kline Annie Seeley Magele Schimelutiny Ada Edwards Lizzie Herman Sarah Edwards Martha Edwards Emma Wetzel Mary Myers Ligaie Karts Belinda Teun Hamarea Murts Mother Evans Alice Thomas North Hyde Park Avenue Mia Mosser Ray Thomas Vanching Anna Barrett Coaldale Magele Thomas Margaret Lodwig Emma Ellis John Stevens Fred Wale J. Petherick James Webb Haninah Jones Minnie Thomas Rachel Roberts Ladies Guild of St. David's Episcopal Church C. J. Markwick Thirteenth Street Palmer & McDonalds

Notable cocking main ends with Lugerne win in old Hamtown barn

In an old barn near Fittston, the Lackawanna birds faced the Cream of Luzerne for a $100 purse. About 250 attended as seven battles unfolded with Luzerne and Lackawanna alternating wins until Lugerne secured the final victory with a Japanese yellow-flagged bird.

Hamtown Fittston Lugerne County Niny Luzerne Lackawanna Lakkiwanna Dominique Lugerne Luezerhe Lucerne Lack

Mystic Cure claims rapid relief for rheumatism and neuralgia

An advertised remedy titled Mystic Cure promises to cure rheumatism and neuralgia in one to three days. It claims to remove the cause and make the disease disappear after the first dose with notable system-wide action. Sold for 75 cents by Carl Loreng, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.

Carl Loreng Lackawanna Avenue Scranton

North End Bachelors Hall Event Draws Notable List of Guests

A social night at O Mabreys hall featured Libbie Neary on piano and a long committee list led by Kawari O Malley James Huddy T McGowan and J McDonough. Attendees included Dora McDonough B Jordan Halta Gerrity Thornton and many more from West Side and central city. The North End Basketball team beat Anthracite Athletic 7 to 0 at Company H Armory.

O'Mabrey's Hhe Naga Wid Buntirng Mise Libbie Neary Kawari O'Malley James Huddy T. McGowan Jihree McDonough William McDonough Milsaien Dora Mcdonough Jordan L Halta West Side K. Ruuddy Flynn Mary Flynn Magdale Flynn ME Grier Dickeon A. McDermott M. Enelieh Jaimes Flynn Moeste W. A. McDonough J. A. Jordan James McDonough Ben O'Malley OP. Mulhern W. O' Boyle J. Jordan J. Collink J. May J. McGowan PL Dlynn J. Mullin BE. W. O' Malley J. Evang J. Higgerty M. Mahon J. Grady W. J. Vanaton MH. Kinney G. Mullin M. Today J. Skilington M. Moran I Colling Plytin Sullivan T. Mullin T. O'Malley G. Krown FP. Cannon J Tuddy I McGuire AW Ow. Neary Dh Fivon D. Kane Mo Healey Lynn Walsh J. Grier Edward Mulley Central City North End Nooth Company Harmory Hatemend Oak Street Vaughn Pittston Thomas F. Noon Evenlheth O'donnell’s Estella Chirk Uncle James

Floyd Crabb Celebrates Ninth Birthday in Dunmore

Master Floyd Crabb of Fourth street turned nine yesterday with a pleasant party. Guests included Grace Hobinson, Marcy Glencross, Grace Mitchell, Leah Bogart, Blanche Mitchell, Elsie and Marlon Moffatt, Wilber Wilds, George Curtis, Sidney Winders, Percy Musgrove, Guy Tresler, and Ray Trealer. Cake and cream were served at oclock before the guests departed.

Floyd Crabb Fourth Street Grace Hobinson Marcy Glencross Grace Mitchell Leah Bogart Blanche Mitchell Elsie Marlon Moffatt Wilber Wilds George Curtis Sidney Winders Percy Musgrove Guy Tresler Ray Trealer Floyd

Cantata Shiloh Delights Greenwood Audience

Mike McVarish promotes a patent hitching post trade with Patrick Kane visiting his brother. Martin Walsh begins constructing a handball court on Gilmore Avenue. The cantata Shiloh at Father Matthew hall drew over eighty voices. proceeds benefit Greenwood Presbyterian church under John KR. George’s musical direction.

Mike McVarish Patrick Kane New York A. Kane Martin Walsh Gilmore Avenue Walsh Matthew Hal Flt Daviet Doeud W. T. Jones Will Jennings John KR. George Greenwood Presbyterian Church

New Labor Unions Form in City

Local union No. 26 of the Machine Woodworkers union organized last evening by P Thomas of the American Federation of Labor in United Workmen's hall on Lackawan nik avenue. A Patternmakers union of the National League of American Workers organized by Mr. Thomas last Saturday night.

Machine Woodworkers Union American Federation of Labor United Workmen's Hall Lackawannik Avenue Patternmakers’ Union National League of America Wis Orpganjee Mr. Thomas

Field’s Minstrel Company Delivers Refined Show Tonight

Al C. Vield’s minstrels, at the Academy of Music, praised for a clean refined and up-to-date performance. Wilkes-Barre crowds praised the troupe’s effort and dedication to pleasing patrons with polished entertainment.

Rich Trout The Academy of Music al C. Vield Wilkes-Barre al. G. Field

Obituary notices from Scranton area times

A long obituary column reports deaths in Wyoming Scranton and surroundings. Mrs Frank Rose dies at home in Wyoming aged mb years, funeral Saturday. Dr W W Ives of Scranton dies after a storied career in medicine. Mrs George M Sax of West Pittston dies after illness. Rev George R Crooks DD LLD former Drew Theological Seminary professor passes. Mrs Sarah Foster of Carbondale dies after years of illness. Mahlon Moody of Towanda and Elizabeth Thatcher of Carbondale die. Miss Nellie Worth of Avoca dies in Brooklyn. Agnes McDermott, granddaughter of Mrs Joseph Moore of Scranton, dies in Los Angeles. Funeral details and survivors listed.

Frank Rose Wyoming Thuray Edna Fannie Hattie Nelson Mita Rose Nelson Hoffman Wilson Troile Ives No OY University of Pennsymiestia Dr. Leet Leives Woes Tiet Anni J. Blue Mrauncest Swan Scranton Pictor Mir Iid Ives Tive Wilkes-Barre J. W Guernses Uhiacls George EL Ckawinne County Medical Society George M. Sax West Pittston Six Anna J. Woodbridge Abington Lackawwatne County Lackawinda Hansom Weat Pitteton Sax Washington Mise Jesele Saxe Funk A. Miller Orangebure N. Y George Clifton Saxe West Pittston Cemetery George R. Crooks Drew Theological Seminary Madison N. J Philadelphia Dickingan College Dickinson College Methodist Christian Advocate Drew Seminary Crooks Hewis American Methodiem Elizabeth Thatcher W. 2. Gregory Carbondale Thatcher Clinton Easton Gregory Boen Agnes McDermott Joseph Moore Main Street Avora

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets touted as digestion aid

An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe vegetable remedy for indigestion and nervous dyspepsia. It claims the tablets digest wholesome food, rest the stomach, improve digestion, sleep, appetite, and overall health without dieting. Manufactured by Stuart Chemical Co. of Marshall Michigan.

Btuart Stuart Stuart Chemical Co Marshall, Mich

Spring Goods In Profusion Bright Dress Colors

Spring goods flood stores with new dresses and delicate shades. Silk and dress goods departments showcase vibrant colors, laces, and embroideries signaling a season of unprecedented beaut y and artistic designs.

Dress Goods and Silks New Spring Cloth Sale

Seven dress patterns of exclusive Soulard silks and black brocaded silks offered at low prices. New spring dress goods arrive with values 49c to 68c and 9c to 50c ranges. Ladies skirts in velvete bound fabrics and brilliantine offered at bargain prices.

Soulard Hive Beer Gloria

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West Side Department Orr S Orr's Sumter’s Samter Bros Harriet J. Davis South Main Avenue Jackson Street Morgan's Pharmacy N. Main Avenue Call and Gee J. ©. King Lark- Fawanne Avenue Wamtown Providence Mield Clayton and Jenkins Wilam Walle Green Ridge Rebekah Lodge Order of Kid Fellows Duneas’ Hall East Market Street Sanderson Avenue T& Programme Alking Afesars HH. Atkins A. J. Harbor Hazel Hopi Mre. Calkins Leone Parpham Svmneline Dorsey Harbor Clare Slocum Mrs. Jayne Leone Turnham Hagel Hopewell Mesare Atkins Asbury Epworth League Elm Park L. F. Bower Green Ridge Street Sharp R. W. Kellow Monsey Avenue Wiliam H. Lanyon C. W. Treverton O. T. Colvin W. O H. Treverton Asbury Royal Arcanum Gold Peloins Wyoming Avenue Baptist Young People's Union of the Baptist Church W. J. Ford Dunmore NEW Labor Unions Field's Minstrel Company W. W. Ives Dr Ives Chaatin Conn Hitnels Sarah Foeter W. B. Poster Park Place England Chris- Han Trinity Church W. HB. Foster John Courtricht Mahlon Moody Towanda Mr. Moody Horsehedils California Phebe Westbrook Asylum Fred Henry Marty William Towahidi A. M. Flaher Allen, N Nellie Worth Milligan South Muir Street Avoon Brooklyn N.Y Pease Vichniry Maine Dupont Wapwallopen Milla Luzerne County Wilmington Delaware Henry Belin Scranton, Pa Third National Hank Building AG Re Thos. Ford John B. Emitillson Plymouth E. W. Mulligan Wilkes-arre Repaune Chemical Company Baturday Fah Denman Kompaou Archie Boyd Douhle Frotahingham Waprey & Reis John L. Kerr Cornell University Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Association Sealescine Jere McAuliffe Joseph Greene Bowery Wagner& Rels America Ewm the Spooners Aoc the Frothingham Thomas Q. Seabrooke George Broadhurst Duncan H. Harrison Davis’ Theater Fields & Hanson Fields Hanson John Marguerite Fields
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