Bigamy claim shadows local wedding tour reports
Mrs Thomis accuses her husband’s ex-wife of bigamy amid divorce disputes as Mr and Mrs Bell proceed with a wedding tour. The note pack mentions Irene Scurry returning home, Kyrene elected president of a church group, fire damage on Hyde Park Avenue, and community notices from West Side clubs and a church event calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehe
Keyzer Valley
Irene Scurry
Carbondale
Margaret BR. Davies
Washburn Street
Lorace Keene
Chrisilon Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
A.B. Bynon
Hyde Park Avenue
Wyoming Seminary
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Bryden
Bloom Street
Mro
Mra
William Wusatoff
T J. Watklise
T. G. Miles
Mir
David Dures
Willan Morgan
Miles
EL Milew
A. G. Ackerson
Beesie Wasstiff
May Davis
Clara Watkina
Maule Wasstaff
Ernest Miles
Herbert Williamd
Kate Warstaf
Edward Peters
Ifurle Watkina
Barrowman Billing
Malin Avenue
Sons .of America
St. David's Hall
Weat Side Choral Society
Welsh Congregational Church
Colonial Club
Henited
Glee Club
Simpson Methodist Episcopal
Adele Breakstone
Georgionna Taylor
Jain Tf. Davis
Avoca
Hampton Street Parsonage
FP. Doty
Howard
Dunmore
Taylor
West Side Viaduct Meeting Leads West Side Fight
Public meeting at St. David’s hall on North Main Avenue rallies West Side citizens for the viaduct project. Speakers include Hon. T. Powderly and W. Glaxdord. board of trade head T. Mason to chair as plans compare the proposed viaduct with discarded options. A large turnout is expected to back the safeguard and influence upcoming polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
William D. Griffiths
North Main Avenue
R. J. Hughes
South Malin Avenue
John H. Reyne
Mairchild
South Main Avenue
Davis
Lawa
W.L. Steenback
Guna
West Side Bank
Starnes Photo Pamora
South Main
Grochrirs
Revere
Mason & Co
South Mall Avene
J.C. King
Jackson Street
James F. Bests
Cedar Avenue
St. David's Hall
TV. Powderly
W. Glaxdord
Thomas T. Pitcher
John RR. Parr
T. F. Mason
Board of Trade
Evers Oitigen
Boy Arrested After Woman Charges Bullying
Mrs. George Edwards of Franklin avenue complained to Alderman Millar about Max Ackerman sixteen, neighbor’s son, for bullying a twelve year old. Ackerman was arrested and lectured, then released with promise of no repeat offense. Tribune Fund donation request noted for the Home for the Friendless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edwards
Franklin Avenue
Millar
Max Ackerman
Neeighbor
Ackerman
Tribune Fund
Aldermanic Election Foe Challenges Robling’s Re election
In the Eleventh ward the Democrats nominated Alderman Peter Robling for another term while Republicans endorsed Fred Schumann. Robling’s followers accuse Schumann of opposing Robling’s alleged bid to reset his term. The piece notes Robling was appointed to fill a vacancy and has served a five year term, with his current term not expiring until 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cologlis
Strock
Miury Gilgallon
Colosky
Gihgallas
Gigullon
Jol Larkin
Colokky
Peter Robling
J 1
Aldernit
Fred Schumann
Robling
Schumann
Histerian
Leopold Schimpf
Ist
Batt
Theodore Hessinger
Heesinger
BL PY Moors
Morris Awiek Taid
Awiek
Beavers
TKR
Mr. Robling
Local social notes and incidents in Blakely region
Residents visit relatives in Haw ley and Pearest City and Shenandoah. Local social events include a successful cobweb social hosted by the Young Ladies Mission circle at M. W. Chamberlain’s home on Blakely street with interwoven strings and prizes. Night marauders threaten borough businesses and a horse inexplicably changes hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lealee Masters
Mil Street
Hawley
Fred Trussell
Hinkely Street
Viatbus
Pearest City
John Keast
Hrook Street
Miss Hrown
Avan
Mice Kate McMillan
North Likely Street
Joe Company
Lee
Hite Jew
Dunmere
Mr. Wilde
Beemer and
Lr. Murphy
Mission Circle
M. W. Chamberlain
Blakely Street
Mai
Revival services brighten North Mall Avenue area
In North End the North Mall Avenue Baptist church hosts revival meetings led by Rev. W. L. Watkins with visiting ministers. Evening services continue this week except Saturday with special singing and two visiting preachers including Rev. T. E. Jepson tomorrow. Several residents are noted visiting or ill, and a church social is planned at Company Harmory featuring local clerks teams in indoor basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Mall Avenue
WL OG. Watkins
John Morgan
Nanticoke
Patrick F. Buros
West Market Atrert
Misa Mary Davis
Wilkes-Barre
Friemle von Wayne Avenue
Ambrose Mulley
New York City
Richard Cowles
Jamatom
L.t
Lena Stanles
Greenidee
Mast Stroudsburg
Anna Prove
Delaware Street
John Moran
Albany
Thomas Lewis
Hagleton
Richard Guy
David Nicholas
Patricam Street
Luke Evans
Wayne Avenue
Misa Della Monk
Plymouth
Lizzie A. Davis
Lizzie Cook
Hyde Park
Eits
Company HM Armory
J.T. Backan
New Bloomsburg
Jones Street
Fenner & Chappell's
Oxterhout
North End Clerks
Company Harmory
Sarre Beew
Charles Bohn
Charles Boon
John Douglass
Allentown
North
Malin Avenue Baptist Church
Rehan Butland
Burke Wins Olyphant Council Seat After Court Ruling
Judge Archbal d ordered Burke seated, overturning Flynn after a 63 65 recount showing 55 Burke 53 Flynn in the third ward election. Several illegal ballots were rejected or upheld, including votes by aliens and mismarked ballots, with further testimony in open court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Councilmankc
Olyphant
Edward J. Burke
James J. Flynn
Burke Wall
Flynn
Burke
Anthony MacHale
Balote
Thomas Sheridan
Anthony McHale
Sheridan
McHale
Filson
Olyphant Council
Archball
Forbidden Ground at Haggage Wagon Stand on Lockawanna
Street Commissioner Kinsley arrested baggage wagon driver W A Kellum for blocking the entrance to the Delaware Lackawanna and Western station on Lockawanna avenue. Alderman Millar fined Kellum five dollars and costs after the box blocked access. The company complains wagons line two deep and block ingress and egress to the station and will pursue further steps if not corrected. Kellum occupied the same space the street commissioner claims to keep clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockawanna Ave
Kinsley
W. A. Kellum
Delaware, Lockawanna Nd Western Station
Millar
Delaware, Lackawanna
Munyon's Cold Cure Promises Rapid Cold Relief
Munyon's Cold Cure claims to break a cold within twenty four hours when used at the first sign. The Cough Cure and Cold Cure are recommended in alternating half hour intervals as the illness progresses to prevent pneumonia and treat bronchial symptoms. Personal letters to Prof. Munyon offer free medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Prof
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Scranton Proclaims Bond Increase Vote for Viaduct Plan
The City of Scranton announces a February election to seek voter approval for increasing city debt by 150000 for land procurement and construction of a viaduct along West Lackawanna Avenue from Seventh to Ninth Street. The proclamation provides fiscal details, including latest assessment, existing debt, and indebtedness statements, and notes publication deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Scranton
West Lackawanna Avenue
Seventh Street
Ninth Street
West Lacka- Winna Avenue
Firsit
Civy
Alate
Jingwee
W. Lo Gonnell
Jackawunnd Avenue
Fourteenth Ward
Pennsylvania
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Luce Bros
West Side Events
Viaduet Meeting
Arthur Price
Mt Pleasant
Sherman Avenue
Hev
William Bell
Plymout
Harry Lyon
Owen Cleason
William Argus
Joseph Dean
Henry Wadenman
William C
John Morrie
Edward Itlehards
Thomas Powell
William Puerhes
Elizabeth
Mrice
Thomas
Keyser Villey
Tribune
James
Sumters
South Side News
Maria Mulherin
Maria Multherin
Minooka
Michael
St. Joseph's Church
Minooka Cemetery
Brook
Humphrey
St. John's
North End
Hayler
Will
Borough of Olyphant
Cheon
Tribune Almanac
I. Connell
Mayer
AT. Ise
Lecember
Dyer
Dore
Mate
Lown
Cavatate
Wits
Wwe
Dune
Nes
Zoo
Peewee
Teresa BnaSe
Sunday Claims
Odin
Hema Collec
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
of Lackawanna
A. D
J. Widmayer
Fred. J. Widmayer
Eugene D, Fellows
Notary Public
M NO
Wyoming
WM. T. Smith
Lackawanna Ave
Newmarkets
Frothingham, Wagner & Rels
Lessees
Wilians & Brd
Laffin & Rand Powder Co
Mossrio
Ricci Chemical Co
Richard Mansfield
Messrs. E. M
Joseph Holland
Garrick Theater
New York
Reynolds
Academy OF Music
Minnie Palmer
Land
Ireland
Elcele We
William Barry Erseentien
Harry
William S. Millar
Gas and Water Co
Wyoming Ave
Center ST
A.W. Jurisch
Spruce ST
Davis’ Theater
E. D. Stair
Hammond
The
Hammond Typewriter Co
Sith Street
F. A
A. d. Branda
Spruce Mt
Scramten
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