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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1897

Page

8

City Notes on Last Night’s Meetings and Local Incidents

The board of charities failed to meet due to no quorum. A Ladies Missionary social is planned at M D Evans home this evening. Gustave Dambrosio was discharged after a cross charge of perjury. he had arrested J W Clarke for larceny. A lawn social for Woman's Relief corps No M is set at Mra T B Shelton’s home Wednesday with a trio program and light refreshments. A musicale at YWCA room featured Miss Julian Allen and others. Ruth and Jennie Richards, riding in Oakford court, had a bicycle collision along Lackawanna avenue and Franklin. Ruth was faint and later treated at home.

Board of Charities Ladies’ Missionary Society First Presbyterian Church M. D. Evans Gustave Dambrosio J. W. Clarke Dambrosio Alderman Howe Woman's Relief Corps No. M Mra Shelton North Sumner Avenue Julian Allen W. J. Hand Florence Richmond T. Cushing Jones Young Women's Christian Association Ruth Jennie Richards Oakford Court Lackawanna Avenue Franklin Miss Richards Lables Scott's Hotel

New Officers Chosen by Knights of the Golden Eagle

Electric City castle 374 selects six month term officers led by Prat chief Marl Stone and noble chief Friend Crogs. Edward Loney as vice chief J S Tice as high priest H B Carter as venerable hermit Thomas H Saville master of records and other posts listed with names and trustees Dietrich Brown Carter and representative Saville to grand castle Thomas H Saville.

Electric City Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle Teim Prat Marl Stone Friend Crogs Edward Loney J. S. Tice Carter Thomas H. Saville Sidney W. Carter Hegy Jacoba Herald Thomas P. Wendover Worthy Bard C.J. Jenkins Worthy Chamberlain Joseph BR. Brown Ensign Jacob Saunders Esquire Arthur Heges C. M. Stanley Frank Crocker Dietrich, Brown and Carter Grand Castle

Short Route Between Scranton and West Promoted

Colored porters in charge of day coaches on the Nickel Plate Road plus sleeping cars Scranton to Chicago via D L and W and Nickel Plate Roads offer the shortest quickest and most comfortable picturesque route between Scranton and all points west. Call on M L Smith Div Pase Agent D L and W for information.

Nickel Plate Road Scranton Chicago Nickel Plate Roads M. L. Smith Pase

Democrats Fail to Elect City Solicitor in Joint Council Session

Republicans and independent Democrat Mr Robinson did not attend the joint session to elect a city solicitor. With 21 Democrats present and 22 needed for a quorum, no business was transacted. The absence exposed Democratic weakness as talks of a new candidate surface.

Chance Mr. Robinson Select and Common Council Robinson McDonald Chittenden Select Branch Nealls Flanagan Sheridan Sweeney Nealis Tribune Torrey

April to June Donations Acknowledged by Lackawanna Hospital

The Lackawanna Hospital acknowledges donations received in April May and June. Items include clothing such as shirts coats and undergarments for men women and children, footwear, hats, and accessories. a variety of fruit candy books magazines and toys. flowers from St Luke's church and individuals. and several organizations and individuals contributing. Names span Mrs C W Matthews Miss Sanderson Mrs J B McClintock Dr Connell and Miss Loring Labar among others. The token gifts reflect ongoing community support to the hospital.

Lackawanna Hospital The Ofrs M. Goldsmith L. Dimmick C. W. Matthews Bpinsters Club King’s Daughters Mr. Couraen Dr. Connell C .P. Matthews G. L. Dickson Richmond Simpson E. C. Connell Mise Sanderson Mise Robinson J. &. Black Litte Marlon Taylor Edgar Connell Jon Cream Mre W. T. Smith Mre. Zechler Dean Dimmick B. Schriefer Lanen Mulley J.P. Dickton Mra. Lesh Mies Bailey St. Luke's Beranton Truth Tribune

Buffalo Bill Exhibit Teaches History Through Heroism

The Buffalo Bill's Wild West show is praised for its educational value in reminding audiences of the toils and sacrifices that shaped the American West. It frames the exhibit as a thrilling tale of heroism that educates as it entertains.

Buffalo Bill Great West

War reception in Europe praised by crowned heads on state tours

The article recalls how the Indiane and scouts impressed European audiences during wartime receptions. It notes untraveled viewers finding the show memorable and claims rulers treated them with distinguished consideration. The piece mentions a notable event scheduled for Friday July 24.

Europe

Immigration questions spark Scranton union vote

The Local 563 Carpenters and Joiners held a meeting naming officers and scheduling an Aug. 18 excursion to Harvey's Lake. They approved an upcoming vote on immigration reform questions to be submitted nationwide with ballots returned to the Federation of Labor in Washington by Oct. 1897 for a Nashville convention decision.

Carpenters and Joiners D. Shopland George Phinipa Cretary KK. Knapp B. Price C. Keller G. Rollfon L. D. Green A. Petit J. M. Knowlton Spruce Street Harvey's Lake United States Scranton P. J. Thomas Penn Avenue The Federation of Labor Washington, Nd Nashville Enn

Inquest Opened Into Boyd Case By Local Coroner

Coroner Longstreet empaneled a jury to investigate Jacob Boyd’s death near the West Lackawanna avenue crossing of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad. After viewing the remains the panel did not return an accidental death verdict. A telegram was sent to Boyd’s Brooklyn police officer brother seeking disposition guidance as a Milford Massachusetts-based mother is named as wealthy.

Longstreet John Raub A. R. Raub C. L. Teeter Carl Peet Willam Rempe W. H. Reinhart Jacob Boyd West Lackawanna Avenue Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road Tribune

Prominent hotelkeeper dies in apparent suicide

George Fasshold a well known hotelkeeper of 514 Pittston avenue died yesterday morning in his bed from two bullet wounds. Found by his daughter Lena after she called him and found him unconscious he died within minutes. A 32 caliber revolver lay beside him and coroner's inquest was convened to determine a verdict. He was 48, survived by a wife and eight children and held several fraternal memberships.

South Side George Fassteld Pittston Avenue Pasvhield Mra. Fasahold

Excursion Parties Extend Weekend Plans to Echo Lake and New York

The article notes that on Saturday a trip to Echo Lake will be taken and on Sunday an excursion to New York, the sea shore and the Hudson. Five states are represented with many distant counties sending delegates to the event.

Echo Lake New York Sea Shore Hudson

Major Fred Lindsay to Lead Volunteers of America Meeting

The Volunteers of America schedule a special meeting in their tent opposite the courthouse this evening with Major Fred Lindsay conducting. Lindsay, wife of Colonel Pattie Watkins Lindsay, serves as regimental financial secretary for the Pennsylvania regiment and recently moved with her husband to headquarter on Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. An ice cream and cake social is planned for Thursday in the tent.

Volunteers of America Court House Fred Lindsay Pattie Watkins-Lindsay Pennsylvania Regiment Pattie W. Lindsay National Center Booth Chestnut Street Philadelphia Major Lindsau

William Warren to entertain YMCA members and friends

The Y M C A invites members and friends to Friday evening July 16 at its rooms for an event starring humorist and impersonator William Warren. Rev J W Skellenger and Attorney J W Browning praise the performer. No admission. a silver collection will defray expenses. Show starts at 7 o'clock.

William Warren Mr. Warren Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Penn Avenue Baptist Church J. W. Skellenger J. W. Browning

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad for Health

We continue in business at the same stand after twenty two years inviting patronage for awnings tents flags and society goods. Hood's Sarsaparilla promises pure blood and health while Hood's Pills serve as a trusted family laxative and liver remedy.

J. Fuhrman & Bro

Osifich Heavy Bleached Linen Damask Offer

Weekly sale item listing promises guaranteed ten percent returns on linen damask products by Osifich with emphasis on heavy bleached linen options available this week.

Osifich

New Mileage Books From Delaware Lackawanna and Western

The Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad will issue new mileage books that are usable by multiple people in a family or business and can be shared. They must be exchanged at ticket offices for individual tickets, with the agent recording the purchaser's name on each ticket. The books will be available at all offices in a few days.

Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Road Comming

Funeral Notice for Fireman George Faeshold

Members of the five department are summoned to attend the funeral of our late fireman and brother George Faeshold at the Century Here company rooms 417 Pittston avenue Thursday afternoon July LM at 1 o clock. Wear uniforms and white gloves. Fraternally yours P J Hickey Chief of five department.

Pittston Avenue George Faeshold P. J. Hickey Five Department

D L W Announces Through Day Coach to Chicago

The D L W railroad now runs an elegant through day coach and sleeping cars from New York to Chicago on train No 7 leaving New York at 7 p m daily with no car changes. It is the shortest route and offers the lowest rates. Apply to ticket agents for tailored fall salts and overcoats from John Ross 207 Spruce Street.

D. L. & W. Railroad New York Chicago

Change in Business Forces Early Article Closures

A business shift requires closing all articles before August 1. The opportunity is unique and time-limited, urging swift action and careful handling of remaining content.

Pool Match Begins Tonight For World Championship

Jerome R. Keogh of this city squares off with W. H. Clearwater of Pittsburgh in a 200 point nightly world championship pool match at the Academy of Music. The event starts at 4 pm and runs tonight tomorrow and Friday with many experts expected to attend as Scranton bids for its first world title.

Keogh Clearwater Jerome R. Keogh W. H. Clearwater Pittsburg Academy of Music Scranton

Railway Conductors Excursion To Ithaca On July 11

Railway conductors announce a Saturday excursion on July 11 to Ithaca Cayuga Lake Renwick Beach and Cornell University via the D L and W R K. Train leaves Scranton at 7 o clock a m. Tickets priced at 2 00. Caterer Hanley will provide refreshments aboard.

Ithaca Cayuga Lake Renwick Beach Cornell University Scranton Hanley Wil

Hill Chandler wedding at Grace Church in Scranton

Miss Eula J Chandler wed Air David Hill at noon July 13 at the bride's parents home No 1 Adams Avenue Scranton. Rev George L Ulrich of Grace Reformed Episcopal Church officiated. Both spouses are from Scranton.

Infant deaths and funeral notices in Scranton

Died in Scranton infants Elizabeth Wirth of Swetland street born to Mr and Mrs Matthieu Wirth. Arthur Williams infant son of Mr and Mrs Grifith W Williams of Lugurne street. Both interred Washburn street cemetery. Mrs Robert Boland formerly of Hawley dies at 8 South Washington avenue home of her daughter Mrs Owen O Malley. Funeral details given for each.

Scranton Lam Robert Boland Hawley Owen O'Malley Washington Avenue

Interest in Bible Studies Grows Near West Ridge Shaft

A gospel tent audience near West Ridge shaft heard sermons on The Second Coming of the Lord and Will the world be converted. Last night discussed The two resurrections and the binding of Satan. The Wednesday topic asked Heaven where is 10 Shall we know each other there with a question box as an added feature.

Bible Studier West Ridge Shaft

Normal Chautauqua East Stroudsburg Opens With Large Attendance

The Normal Chautauqua at East Stroudsburg enters its second week with over a hundred teachers enrolled. All advertised instructors are present and progress meets the delight of attendees. An excursion to the Gap was enjoyed by the group.

East Stroudsburg

Quality alternatives as carpet prices rise warning

Advertises cheaper carpet options that resemble Lie Becker and Watkins products and offer the same service for less than half the price. Warns that carpet prices will soar in a month, urging readers to buy now while cheap.

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