Goods comprising ingrains and Brossola marked for Bale
The goods include ingrain materials and Brossola described as a genuine Mark Down Bale. The statement notes the bale contains authentic items and identifies the brand or type as Mark Down.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1896
Page
5
Elm Park excursion to Lake Ariel morrow noted
City notes list events and meetings including a Lake Ariel excursion for Elm Park children, a Lackawanna hospital directors meeting Friday afternoon, track removal on Robinson Street, Keystone Campaign club gathering, and administration letters granted for Henry Davies estate. Baby show at Howard Place church. Catholic Total Abstinence union convention in Hyde Park. Marriage licenses issued in Scranton and Throop. Local threats incident reported. World Sunday School reunion references. Elm Park Sunday school tickets for Lake Ariel trip reach 1 276. field sports planned and lunch provided for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park
Lake Ariel
Lackawanna Hospital
Robinson Street
Keystone Campaign Club
Republican Club
Register of Wills
St. David's Hall
Hyde Park
James L. Barr
Mary Ann Calley
Throop
Martin Margalix
Maury Dapkewich
Scranton
John Lipinski
Annie Ruskosan
B. Atlas
Alderman Hows
Samuel Galends
Atlas
Hlrope
Cunard
Bothnia
London
Boston
F. E. Nettieton
Elm Park Unday
W. M. Curry
Anja Williams
Serena von Storch
Muss Jessie Connell
Edith Norton
Hawley
Dress Goods Sale At Mears and Hagen
To close out the season stock of dress goods the store offers them at great reductions. The goods are new stylish and beautiful in design and buyers are urged to visit the store before purchasing. Mears and Hagen.
Recital at Southworth Studio by Miss Vida Johnson
Miss Vida Johnson presents a recital at Professor E. E. Southworth studio tonight with assistance from soprano Miss Susan Black and baritone Ralph D. Williams. The program includes Beethoven and Schytte works for piano and organ, with titles such as Impromptu Op 9 No 2 Nocturne Op 2 and Polonaise Op 1, plus songs like Sweetheart Sigh and A Confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vida Johnson
E. E. Southworth
Susan Black
Ralph D. Williams
Lynes
Sasue
Frans Bendel
Ibegro Brillante
Twelve Year Old Drifter Arrested Four Times in City
A twelve year old vagrant from Shenandoah, son of Andrew Lukasewski, uses the name Adalbert Lukazewski and now Mike Smith. He arrived in the city, deceived Rev. Father Moffitt of St. John’s, South Side, then sought shelter with Rev. Father Aust. Police custody followed after Father Rust inquired. Mrs. Duggan of Associated Charities will seek placement in a correction institution due to high travel costs to return him home to Pottsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Andrew Lukasewski
Adalbert Lukazewski
Mike Smith
Father Moffitt
St. John's
South Side
Tev
Father Aust
Father Rust
They Broke the Door Authorities Arrest Two In Malicious Mischief Case
Constable Woelkers and Rudolph Swartz of the South Side were arrested before Alderman De Lacy on a charge of malicious mischief. Mrs. Julia Zwicheld, prosecutrix, accused Swartz of owing a board bill and holding his trunk as security. Swartz allegedly resisted service of a search warrant and the pair returned to break the door to reach the trunk. They were held on $200 bail each for court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Woelkers
Rudolph Swartz
de Lacy
Julia Zwicheld
Swartz
Swarts
Roebling
Zwiefield
Woelkers
Meridian man held on threats after cranky arrest
WAS IN A BAD HUMOR $. W. Reeve of Meridian street was arrested on a warrant by Constable Yeo mans for threats against neighbor G. H. Payne. In default of $300 bail he was committed to the county jail. The arrest required the constable to physically restrain him at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Reeve
Meridian Street
Yeomans
Alderman Howe
G. H. Payne
Knights of the road loot bishop’s residence coat
Two men posing as travelers asked for food at the Episcopal Bishop O’Hare’s Wyomng avenue home. They offered to tidy the lawn in exchange for nourishment, stole a painter’s coat containing a Philadelphia ticket, and vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop O'Hare
Wyomng Avenue
J. A. O'Reilly
Philadelphia
Wyoming Camp Meeting Opens August 12 to 24
The Wyoming camp meeting will be held on their grounds near Wyoming from August 12 to 21 with eminent ministers officiating. Excursion tickets will be issued by the D L W railroad at very low rates. James Case of Kingston will run the boarding house and a grand Epworth League rally occurs August 11 at 10 20 a m with three sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
D., L. & W. Railroad Company
James Case
Kingston
Fraudulent Debtors' Claims Filed Against Friend Ruyl & Co
Four New York merchants filed fraudulent debtors' claims against Friend Ruyl & Co proprietors of the Fair whose establishment has been shut by the sheriff. The claimants include Woosford Pierson & Clark for 900.05 dollars H B Claflin & Co for 208.91 Herman Elsener & Co for 142.33 Bergenicht & Wallach for 134.33. They conduct business in New York City and are represented by O'Brien & Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
Friend, Ruyl & Co
Woosford, Pierson & Clark
H. B. Claflin & Co
Herman Elsener & Co
Bergenicht & Wallach
New York City
O'Brien & Kelley
Taxes for collection notice by municipal collector
The taxes placed in my hands for collection are due at once to save costs. Office in the municipal building. Wade M. Finn, Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade M. Finn
Lohmann's on Spruce Street Offers Private Dinner Rooms
Special attention and private dining rooms for dinner parties at Lohmann's on Spruce Street. Service and cuisine excel in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohmann‘s
Spruce Street
Thirteenth Regiment Prepares for Lewiston Encampment
The Thirteenth Regiment of the Pennsylvania National Guard readies for a mass encampment at Lewiston from July 18 to 25 with 7000 to 10000 personnel. An advance detail leaves July 17 toward Bloomsburg, then Lewiston, under Major Montrose Barnard with strict discipline and full equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Lewiston
National Guards
United States
Naval Reserve
Philadelphia
Thirteenth
Keystone
Coursen
Barnard
Republican clubs organize for McKinley ratification parade
Ward Republicans plan gatherings tonight and next Monday to form marching clubs for the McKinley demonstration. The Lackawanna county Negro Republicans organize the William Connell campaign club to join the parade. Committees prepare reports and solicit delegates to estimate parade size and marching order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth Ward
Republican Club
Central Republican Club
Twentieth Ward
Phillips’ Hall
Fig Street
Lackawanna County
New American Hotel
William Connell McKinley
R. A. Marshall
J. G. Sweet
Parade registration urged for large event by Major J W Oakford
Organizations are told to send notice to Major J W Oakford chief of staff at once to secure a place in the parade line and ensure orderly formation. The parade is expected to be large and prompt action will prevent confusion and aid success. Pillsbury Flour mills can process 17 500 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Oakford
Commonwealth Bidg
Pillsbury Flour Mills
West Side Boys Injured Playing with Dynamite
Three boys aged ten to thirteen were badly burned yesterday afternoon while a 15 year old ignited dynamite and a bonfire behind Bert Flanigan’s home at 211 North Bromley avenue. The explosion sent flames over the group. despite avoiding debris injuries, the three younger boys required medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Bert Butcher
Ralph Dale
Bert Flanigan
North Bromley Avenue
Child Saved From Debased Environment In City Squalor
A thirteen year old Fiora Markus was taken from a morally degraded setting on Lackawanna Avenue and placed in custody at the Good Shepherd while awaiting court action. Alderman Millar ordered the child saved as other routine investigations continue, including two domestic infanticide cases and a set of related hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
Fiora Markus
Alderman Millar
House of the Good Shepherd
Carlton G. Palmer
Carbondale
Kate May
Palmer
Fred Sherman
Aid
Sherman
B. Jones
Nimrod Edwards
Edwards
Joseph Delfelt
Alvin Setger
Chinchila
Relics of Mormonism Near New Milford
Special to The Beranton Tribune New Milford July The old Mc Kune residence between this place and Susquehanna is decaying It housed the manuscript for the Mormon bible in 1920 funded by Martin Harris a coadjutor of Joe Smith The tale recounts the origin of the faith the seeing stone from Syracuse and Joe Smiths treasure hunts the killing of a white dog and the eventual murder of Joseph Smith Jr Hiram Smith and the destroying Expositor mob events and the decline of the house and the Mormon foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Milford
McKune
Susquehanna
Martin Harris
Joe Smith
Harris
Syracuse
Jack Belcher
Gibson
Saline
Belcher
Smith
Hickory Grove
Great Bend
Joe
Ohio
Independence
Nauvoo
Ill
The
Expositor
Joseph Smith, Jr
Hiram
Land of Freedom
Scranton Union Delegation Heads to Washington for Endeavor Convention
A party of thirty five Scranton Endeavorers left for Washington D C to attend the International Christian Endeavor Union convention. They traveled by Jersey Central and DLW lines with two groups reaching the capital by evening and morning. Delegates were welcomed by county president J Canning and quartered at Hotel Oxford and Hotel Litchfield. The Scranton group colors red and white badges and headquarters at Calvary Baptist church mark the visit. The convention runs through Tuesday morning before the return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Christian Endeavor Union
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
J. S. Swisher
West Lackawanna Avenue
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
Reading
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Martha Vaughan
Lizale Price
Casale Phillips
Emille Evans
Winnie Howe
Jennie Davis
Neilie Morgan
Mary Powell
Margaret Johnson
Clara Neimeyer
Kate Davis
W. H. Stubblebine
Richard Phillips
John D. Hughes
Charles E. Daniels
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
George E. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
E. P. Hoff
Young Men's Christian Association
G. W. Benedict
Mixa May Benedict
Roy Atherton
Anna Davies
Mies von Btorch
E. A. Reynolds
Winifred Howe
North End
J. Canning
Pittston
County Union
Scranton
Oxford
Hotel Litchfield
Pennsylvania
Calvary Haptist Church
Eighth and H Streets
Pennsylvania Union
Another Route to This City
Burke Bros railroad contractors of Scranton have begun work on the extension of the Central railroad from the Enterprise breaker to the Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad at Port Blanchard. The project will give the Central a route to Scranton and permit Erie and Wyoming Valley traffic into the city. Beecham's pills advertised with Beecham’s King of Pillars. In Old Forge July 6 a daughter for Mr and Mrs John White. In Old Forge July 6 a daughter for Mr and Mrs Scott Smiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Bros
Scranton
Central Railroad
Erie & Wyoming Valley Railroad
Port Blanchard
The
Central
Erie & Wyoming Valley
Wilkes-Barre Times
Excursion of Sheridan Monument Association to Farview
City and county residents may enjoy a day trip to Farview next Wednesday arranged by the Sheridan Monument Association. Ample cars will be provided to prevent crowding and ensure a pleasant ride over the Gravity. Proceeds from the excursion go to a stated charitable object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Monument Association
Farview
Sawyers Trimmed Hat Sale Promises New Styles
Sawyer announces a trimmed hat sale with new stylish hats at strong value. The advertisement touts power of money and urges readers to notice full advantages and read the ads.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Ackawanna
the. Laundry
A. B. Warman
Penn Ave
Gut Priges
Williams & M
City Notes
Mears & Hagen
Southworth
Seseéscerss
Bovern -Eeseveyes Bnndefe
Chopin
J. F. Hammer
Twelfth Street
Jefferson City
Ferdinand Buol
Cese
Veoemans
Wyoming Camp Meeting
New York
Honeydale
Montrose
McKume
Seeiag
Beranton Tribune
Scranton Union
Jersey Central Railroad
National Capital
King of Pillars
Beecham's
McGarrah
W. W. Berry
Sawyer
A. R. Sawyer
Cyomist
Chickering, Ivers & Pond, McPhail, Wissner, Sterling, Foster
Powell
Lusic
S. C. Snyder
D. D.S
Spruce St
Jermyn
Siebecker & Watkins
Cackawanva Ave
Emerson
Malcolm
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
J. Lawrence Stelle
Pruce Street
D. Bolz
P. M’crea & CO
Wyoming Avenue
China
Cou
Porget
Rupprecht
Crystal Palace
Baptist Church
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