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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1895

Page

3

Two Little Skeetucks Visit the Fair of Boo

Two small islanders from Boo voyage in a cum canoe to a distant fair. King Fan mocks travel but the pair return with tales of better folk and beds, noting Boo locals’ comforts over foreign customs. The tale ends with playful self praise for Boo.

Isle of Boo Sea King Fan Neas

Funeral and death notices mark South Side events

Funeral of Mrs. Jessie D. Connell held at Genet and Prospect. Stephen Rudolph of 211 Fifth avenue dies after years as a straw peddler. services at St Marys German Catholic Church with interment at No. 5 cemetery. Also wedding of Conrad Reichstiner and Angela Sykes. Ireland-bound travelers. Fourth of July notices and local sports updates include Minooka events and celebrations.

Jessiea Connell Jessie D. Connell Genet Street Prospect Avenue EB. L. Santee Lackiwanna Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Forest Hill Cemetery Stephen Rudolph Fifth Avenue South Side

North End Fourth Festivities and Local Notices

Walter Bryden and friends spent the Fourth in the North End. Society meetings and reunions occur at the Providence Presbyterian home and various Oak Street residences. Fire alarm from box 85 reported a barn blaze near John Jennings, quickly contained.

Walter Bryden West Pittstan North End Women's Home Missionary Society Providence Presbyterian Church Mra. N. P England Mitchell Teutonic J. R. Peck Milas Clara Peck Susquehanna Theodore von Storch North Main Avenue N. PF. Oxsterhout Providence Epworth League John D. Green Mise Belle Lake Ariel W. B. Christmas

Minooka Friends Gather for Holiday Day Visits

Mr and Mrs Michael Murphy of Hyde visited Minooka friends yesterday while yn Fitzhenry of Maltby spent Independence Day with Minooka friends. PB FL Cusick Times representative spent yesterday at Lake Ariel with Bert Hanks manager of the Newport.

Michael Murphy Hyden Minooka Yn Fitzhenry Maltby FL Cusick Times Lake Ariel Bert Hanks Newport

Prosperous Real Estate Dealer Involved in Bigamous Scandal

Cyrus J. Wheelock, a wealthy Buffalo real estate dealer, is accused of maintaining two households. He allegedly choked by Miss Paris Jubileen during a bicycle ride and was prevented by the driver. Separate women linked to New York and Cleveland, with a Europe stay, claim a maintenance agreement and upcoming legal action in Buffalo.

Buffalo Cyrus J. Wheelock Ele Paris Jubileen Sue Miss Johnson Guys Wheelaw New York Cleveland Europe Huffalo

Saved by Woman’s Nerve in Narrow Wire Escape

In Middletown New York on July 4 Mme Da Coma rode a bicycle on a wire above the Wallkill river while her husband hung from a trapeze. The wire snapped and the apparatus swung, yet she steadied herself and allowed both to reach an electric launch unharmed after a dramatic fall.

Middletown N. Y Mme. da Coma Wallkill River da Coma

No Gambling at Saratoga Sparks Strong Enforcement

Saratoga New York residents face a crackdown as President Starges plans firm action against gambling. He pledges enforcement despite limited power over police chiefs, directing police commissioners to act. A special Albany measure strengthens village leaders, prompting anticipation of a sweeping casino ban soon.

Saratoga N. Y Starges Palies Albany

University Students Bound Over For Train Wreck Attempt

Tuscols July 4 George H. Masten a University of Illinois student and Elmer Young of Boone Indiana were arrested June 24 on a charge of attempting to wreck a passenger train on the Minnesota Central Railway. The preliminary hearing was held and Justice Lamb bound both to the grand jury in bonds of 199 dollars each. Masten posted bail but Young remains in custody.

Tuscols George II Masten University of Tlinois Elmer Yours Boone Mlinata Central Railway M Clone Lamb Young

Flour Quality Pledge Promises Best On Market

An advertisement proclaims the flour as the best on the market with a guarantee of perfect satisfaction and a price listed as four dollars and fifty cents.

West Side Fourth of July Festivities and Fire Reports

The West Side celebrated the Fourth with excursions to Lake Ariel and Laurel Hill park plus visits to Wiskee-Darre and Lake Winola. Fireworks caused minor damage at Zlownerk’s saloon and a porch rocket pierced a store awning injuring a bystander. one alarm reported as a slight fire. Several youths were burned by powder and a cannon cracker damaged clothing and trousers.

Phil Sheridan Lake Ariel Laurel Hill Park Caledonians Wiskee-Darre Lake Winola Mountain Lake Min Sqaulbe Williams Zlownerk Mall Wiliam Thomas Eynon Street John Francis Bellevue Thomas Price Hhs South Main Avenue le Long

Minor North Main fire and Fourth of July notes

A small blaze on North Main avenue formerly Reid's butcher shop was extinguished without fire department help. The origin is unclear though fire crackers were suspected. The Fourth menu included trips to Wilkes Barre Lake Winola and Round Woods picnics by First Welsh Baptist church. Local social events feature a Druid Glee Society number at Sumner Avenue church and a planned August excursion by Jackson Street Baptist.

North Main Avenue Reid Round Woods First Welsh Baptist Church Bellevue Garfield Avenue Bald Mount George Brown Lake Winola Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church Druids Druid Glee Society H. M. Edwards Europe Church Utica William Fowler W. George Powell McClare Chestnut Street Hyde Park Catholic George Barrowman Percy Watres Marview John Harris Washburn Street West Side W. L. Steentack Gina Side Hawk Starner South Maluaventia John H. Reynell Fairchild F. W. Maton & Co South Main Avenue J. C. King Jackson Street Fred Reynolds Willam D. Grimbs Duc

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