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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1898

Page

6

Niagara Hose Company Celebrates 22 Years Of Service

Niagara Hose company marked its twenty second anniversary with a large gathering of firemen and city officials at the hose house. Delegations from Binghamton Wilkes Barre Pittston and other city fire companies attended along with council members. The event featured a banner presentation by Captain James Moir and a speech by Alder man J T Howe as guests enjoyed refreshments and music by a notable trio.

Niagara Hose Company Binghamton Wilkes-Harre Pittston Hickey Willian Eldridge James Moir Denner Niagara Hare Company Aldermin J. T. Howe Niagara Hoe Elyee North Scranton William Eldridge Wat Cole George Arehbali

Arrest Report Involving Cop Beth Smith and Alderman Fiddler

A police arrest of Mike Meotukus is linked to Joseph Mitchell who pressed charges of crvb exgzlement. Alderman Fiddler announced the defendant faced a 200 bat sentence and a warrant was issued to Alderman.

Mike Meotukus Copstible Beth Smith Restoring Joseph Mitchell Chiditnes Fiddler Ap Peirrandee

Police arrest in house break-in linked to two men

Roberts yesterday arrested Patrick Padden and Patrick McNulty for breaking into Joseph Gilgalion's house on July. Gilgalion identified Padden, but was unsure about McNulty. The case is expected to settle amicably.

Carpenter Hawley hurt in circular saw accident

James W. Hawley, a carpenter at Storra’s breaker, was feeding a fast moving circular saw when he slipped. His right hand contacted the blade, severing one finger and badly mutilizing three others. He was moved home on the West Side after first aid.

James WH. Hawley Porrible

Strike at West Ridge Valley Mines Delays Rehiring Offer

No new developments in the strike at West Ridge valley yesterday. The company offered to reinstate applicants and resume work only if drivers return. after today’s expiration, if no one seeks employment, the mines will shut for about a month.

West Ridge Valllery

North Main Avenue church holds important last evening meeting

Reports show a large turnout at the North Main Avenue church business gathering with strong interest in proceedings. Several local figures including Benjamin Lewis of Company H Thirteenth Pennsylvania volunteers on a seven day furlough spent with his mother Mrs Thomas Lewis are noted.

North Main Young People’s Society Wayne Avenue Baptist Church Wayne Avenue W. F. Davies Carbondale Baptist Church James Collins Verief Ainess Oelock Forest Hill Cemetery Willie Hilbert Pittston Ma Stainetill David Davies Spring Street Thomas Davies Camp Alger Cora Roberts Summit Avenue Susquehannea Centy J. B Owens Ferdinand Street Itl

White India Linen Waists In Stock At Globe Warehouse

Warehouse reports a brisk sale of hot weather White India Linen Waists. Demand outpaced deliveries but stock is now full and matches the right styles at unmatched values in the city.

Fancy Shirt Waists at Low Prices in Varied Patterns

A sale offers fine printed French lawn waists in fast colors with patterns chosen from a table of top designs. Actual values are $1.25 and $1.50, now offered at $1.00 each. No last season waists remain in the lot.

Fancy coaching parasola on checks and frames

A catalog note lists fancy parasola items priced at $2.50 each with 15 coaching parasola on checks and M-Inch frames. They are stated as worth $4.00.

Fire at unoccupied barn near Hyde Park avenue extinguished

The Columbia Combination Chemical Hose company No. 5 of Division aired answered their first still alarm yesterday around 4 PM. An unoccupied barn behind 44 South Hyde Park Avenue, owned by Benjamin Hughes, caught fire from burning rubbish and hot ashes. The flames were quickly put out with little damage, though neighborhood excitement ran high in the frame dwelling district.

Columbia Combination Chemical Hose Company South Hyde Park Avenue Benjamin Hughes Columbias

Miner Killed by Fall at Continental Mine

Michael Shutke laborer at the Continental mine died after a heavy pack collapsed while loading a coal car. His body was recovered and moved to his boarding house on Washburn Street and South Van Buren Avenue. Funeral director Wyinhs will handle arrangements. no wife survives. Funeral at cathedral cemetery this afternoon.

Michael Shutke Continental Shutke Washburn Street van Buren Avenue Wyinhs Poland Cathedral Cemetery

Funeral services for Lynn 8 Harvey held at Oxford Street residence

Family and friends gathered for the funeral of Lynn 8 Harvey of 921 Oxford Street. Moses Taylor lodge No. 151 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics was well represented. Rev J B Sweet of Simpson Methodist Church officiated. Interment followed at Washburn Street cemetery with tower bearers and flower bearers named.

Lynn Harvey Oxford Street Moses Taylor Lodge United American Mechanics J. B. Sweet Simpson Methodist Church Washburn Street B. Fuller Fred, Guneter J. F. Bartha Albert M. Dunning H. M. Davis Seth Watrous Herbert Karnes James Wilbur

Fractured Larceny Case Heard in Clark's Summit

F. L. Franklin of Clark's Summit was arrested and given a hearing yesterday morning before Alderman Kellow on four counts of larceny by battery, preferred by Mrs. W Mt. McDongell.

F. L. Franklin Clark's Summit Kellow Batlee Mra

Washington camp elects officers at regu lar session

Washington No 174 Patriotic Order Sank of America met in Red Men hall on Main avenue last evening and installed the officers for the ensuing term. District Deputy Frank Phillipa served as Installing Officer. Installed were Bert Kime president Thomar Sweet vice president Elijot Savitts master of forms Harry Smith conductor Daniel Jones inspector William Hoffman guard J J Green trustee.

Washington Camp Patriotic Order Sank of America Red Men's Hall Booth Main Avenue Frank Phillipa Bert Kime Thomar Sweet Elijot Savitts Harry Smith Daniel Jones William Hoffman J J, Green

Local Social Notes Highlight Town Visitors and Departures

A rundown of residents and guests from North Garfield Avenue to Honesdale includes Mr and Mrs David Evans hosting a so journ at Atlanticix and Miss Barbara Metz visiting in Honesdale Miss Marion Hutchinson returning from Clark's Summit and Miss Stella Green guesting in Altoona Others mention Miss Nettle Jacobs Miss Catherine Sedwin Mr and Mrs Powell Mr and Mrs Williams Mrs Thomas Edwards William Roberts and more Also Michael McAndrew Honesdale shortstop visiting friends and others call on relatives and sail to Camp Alger for service representations

David Evans North Garfeld Avenue Atlanticix Frank Metz Tenth Street Barbara Metz Honesdale Marion Hutchinson Lafayette Street Clark's Summit Stella Green Arch Hall Street Altoona Nettle Jacobs Masteton Catherine Sedwin Theoneturgy D.C. Powell North Garfield Avenue Thomas 71 Williams Thomas Edwards Kingston William Roberts North Sumner Avenue Mary Larreh Mich Jani Youngstown Jonn EB. J. Davies South Main Avenue Mamie Williams Camp Alger Oliver Williames Thirteenth Regiment Howard Davies Samuel McKeever Jackson Street John

Ice Cream Social By Hiawithe Council No 24 Porahontas

Hiawitha council No 24 Porahontas will hold an ice cream social at their hall on North Main avenue next Monday evening July 11. Members are asked to bring friends. West Scrantonians spent yesterday at Nay Ang Falls with a large party and a day of fun including a lunch basket. Attendees included Mrs Daniel Davies and others with Miss Britton of Reading performing solos. A funeral service for Mrs Juliet Bryant is planned today at 7 am at 1210 Academy Street before Portland bound interment.

Hiawitha Council Porahontas North Main Avenue West John M. Thomas Thomas Leyshon Harry Phillips Rees T. Rees Richard Morgan John Hughes Bertha Davies Maui Jones Grace Leyshon Lyda Leyshon Edith Morgan Philip Leyshon Webster Leyvahon Harold Phillips John Rees Byron William Davies George B. Reynolds Miseee Leah Mame Britton Reiding Mire Arthur Hull New York City Ray Rice Tudor Williams Juliet Ryant Academy Street Portland, Pa William Price

Obituary and Local Visits Highlight Small Town News

Patrick Barrett of Taylor avenue dies after a late Wednesday night. He leaves six children. Funeral from the house Saturday afternoon with interment in St. Marys Cemetery. Visiting friends in town include Daniel Brundage of Lake Ariel and Mise Isabel Morton of Avoca guests of Mrs. John Glencross. The Minter Loughney of Pittston also visiting.

Patrick Barrett Taylor Avenue St. Mary's Cemetery Daniel Brundage Lake Ariel Mise Isabel Morton Avoca John Glencross Grove Breet James Beatty Grove Atreet Clark's Burnit Moe Welles Bmilth Dalton Della Williame Bloom Street Charles Kinder East Drinker Street Minter Loughney Pittston

Executors Named in Three City Estates

In the registers office two executors and a deputy administrator were granted letters in three estates. Annatempe of the eleventh ward was probated with letters testamentary to Alderman W. S. Millar. D. George of Jer myn was probated with letters testamentary to Thomas M. Griffiths. Patrick McAuliffe of the city had letters of administration granted to John McAuliffe. HELP IS WANTED when the nerves become weak and the appetite falls Hood's Sureparilin gives help by making the blood rich, pure and nour ishing. Get only Hood's Hood's Pills are easy to take. Call to operate. Cure indigestion sick headache.

Wille Koehler Annatempe W. 5. Millar D. George Jermyn Thomas M. Grifiths Patrick McAuliffe Thin City John McAuliffe Hood

Jury split over Kelley assault trial in South Scranton

In Alder man Donevan s court the Michael Kelley trial for assault and battery ends with a hung jury after a night of deliberation. Jurors from the Twelfth ward resist a verdict of not guilty with one stubborn member. The case stems from an early July confrontation when Kelley allegedly struck Thomas McDonnell after hearing of a planned burglary.

Donevans Court Michael Kelley Thomas McDonnell P. F. Loughran Kelley McDonnell John F. Kelley Prospect Avenue Kesley Cee Maio Spetafi John ©. Moran Moran Twelfth Ward Henry Coyle Jer Jammer O' Boyle John F. Kearney James Cullen James Norriles Jerry Calling Thys Donovin Meyers Coyle Cullen Collins

Injuries Reported From Falls At Local Mill and Home

Joan Hefty of Cedar Avenue was injured when a heavy bolt struck his head at the South Mill yesterday morning. He was rushed to Mawes Taylor hospital and later moved to a nearby residence, remaining weak with pain through the night. Helen Growths, Henry Wetter’s granddaughter, toppled from a chair eight feet to the ground but was found safe after Dr Kol arrived. Joseph Arthurs of Stone Avenue, a one year old, fell while swinging Indian clubs at home Wednesday evening.

Joan Hefty Cedar Avenue South Mill Mawes Taylor Hospital Helen Henry Wetter Dr. Kol Joseph Arthurs Btone Avenue Hus

Face on Broken Bottle Wounds Boy in Attack

A boy suffered a severe facial injury when attacked with a broken bottle. Doctors examined him and found a cut from one jawbone to the other and a split upper lip. The wound is expected to leave a noticeable scar.

J &. Rehm

Hillside Home visit hosts notable ladies and locals

A group of well known ladies spent yesterday at the Hillside Home by wagon. Attending were Mer dames Jacob Gelger ar Peter Hart man William Hammen August Lange and Philip Hartman. The party was joined by Fred Phillips and August Lange William Hudenbach barber on Cedar avenue. The Cedar avenue family news includes a flag raising at the shop. The William Connell Hose company plans an adjourned meeting to hear executive and charter reports. Families traveling include Dr Kolh at Lake Sheridan and the Wirths visiting Philadelphia. Theodore Reisig sails to New York until September. Loyalty club on South Side will meet Friday at 7 with a lemon for each girl. Lizzie Christopher leads the finsper service at 4 for thirty minutes.

Hillside Merdames Jacob Gelger Peter Hartman William Hammen August Lange Philip Hartman Fred. Phillips William Hudenbach Cedar Avenue William Connell Hose Company Kolh Lake Sheridan Julia Hammen Pittston Avenue Chicago William Wirth Frank Borchers Lake Wincela Wick Charles

Minooka to Face South Scranton in $10 Prize Game

The Minooka team and South Scranton will duel for a $10 prize as rivalry runs high. Infantry units are being moved to reinforce General Shofter’s invasion effort, with John Higgins Martin King Michael Jones and Thomas J King listed as local regimental members. Preparations for St Joseph’s society annual excursion are underway and expected to succeed.

United States Infantry Santhige Shofter John Higgins Martin King Michael Jones Thomas J. King St. Joseph’s Society Io Minooka South Scranton Wiu

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North Scranton Pany James B. Hawley Eady Storrs West Ridge Aldermanic CASS Globe Warehouse India West Scranton Miss Myvanwy Williams Joho Inghes BriDe TI Bride John T. Williams Hooks&treet Michael Shitro Continental Mines Lynn & Harvey Misa Myvanney Hock Street John Hugher Sumner Avenue Edna Evans Lohengrin Hayden Vane Lillian Lieyd Priceburg David T Williams Hancock N. Y Gomer Price Mary Lamb Edith Williams Ohio Rachel Powell Sarah Hughes Anna Davis Lillian Sadie Davies Hughes Delaware, Lackawanna and David Williams Gwilym Jones Louie A. Howell Ivor C. Parry David Richards Mere Walter Wilkins W. J. Jenkins Jonnie Price Mary Jones Gertrude Hughes Lilian Davies Lillian Joseph Kate Johnson Margaret Philps Margaret Evans Elizabeth Thomas Anna Wilkins Rachel Hughes Stella Mary Gertrude Evans Eli Harris Edward J. Davis William John Aaron James Bert Jones George Robinson Cheater Hush Roger Evans Daniel Kane Kirk K. Evans W. A. Harris Lewis Harrie Elmer Hickes Howard Willames N. Vo Morgan Liovad Robert Llewellyn Taylor Kidwardsdale West Lackawanna Avenue Franklin Rooney Frankli Dunmore Wyoming Avenue Mother Hubbard Lebeck & Corin South Scranton Donovan John Herty MILL Hal Ont Morgan National Supply and Metal CO Gop West Lackawanns Avenue Seranton, Pa Nana Word Washington Avenue N. Tla MT. Pocono, PA Clarmount House Pocono Mountain Larde Chas. H. Smith Mount Pocono Monroe Co Mahon & Densten Board of Trade James Mahon J.C. Donsten Pilsner Ninn SL Scranton, Pa Max Weber Shors Penn Avenue
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