McAnulty Base Ball Today Rochester vs Scranton
Rochester faces Scranton in a 3 45 game with admission set at 25 cents.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1897
Page
3
Local civic meetings and obituaries from city notices
Tonight council group meets. Hayes orchestra at Mountain Park Monday. Keeley league meets at 7 0 oclock. pews in Holy Crece church in position. Heptn eophs excursion committee to meet at Conway House. Board of health to visit crematory at 10 tomorrow. Grace Lutheran lawn festival at Madison and Mulberry Friday. Will of John Silliman probate granted to widow Elizabeth. Funeral of George Fasshold at 2 at 512 Pilteion Ave. interment at Dunmore cemetery. Delaware and Hudson yard workers paid. Nineveh branch railroad men paid. Union Rifle class for Ladies of the Fondry school at 7 45. Grave Reformed Episcopal church Paul at Thessalonien and Perea. All Sunday teachers invited. Deputy Sheriff Ferber and Harmen story at Glenburn executions issued by Mrs Corrtright. Sale next Wednesday morning. Marriage licenses issued to Wowikka and Mary Kariofekl. Nicholon and Mamie Hewitt. Zawerdok and Katarina Zawargorski. W. P. Halletead lodge auxiliary excursion to Hobanthon N Y leaves depot 1 L m. meeting leaves at 3 40 p m. Round trip $1 25. children half price.
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Conway House
Board of Health
Grace Lutheran Church
Madison Avenue
Mulberry Street
John Silliman
Elizabeth Silliman
George Fasshold
Pilteion Avenue
Dunmore Cemetery
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Waniling
Nineveh
Fondry
Lewson
Paul
Thesaalonien
Perea
Bundey
Ferber
J. Ll. Harmen
Glenburn
Mra
F. Corrtright
al Ba
North
Thomas
Mathias Wowikka
Mary Kariofekl
Scranton
Kishan W. Nicholon
Hinghamton
Mamie Hewitt
Beranton
Nicholas Zawerdok
Kata- Tina Zawargorski
Jessup
Mra. W. PF
Halletead Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
No Haniton
N.Y
Delaware
Lachawitinn
Wetern Depot
Mettinn
Minghamton
Presby Church Extends Pulpit Invitation to Dr Isaac Lansing
At a Green Ridge Presbyterian congregation meeting last night the church voted to invite Rev Dr Isaac Lansing of Boeton to fill the pulpit for a year. Lansing, visiting the city, will be approached by a church committee today. He formerly served as pastor at Parke Street Presbyterian in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Isaac Lanesing
Boeton
Lansing
Parke Street Presbyterian Church
Boston
Keogh Wins First Night of World Pool Championship Match
Jerome Keogh of Scranton defeats W H Clearwater of Pittsburgh in the opening night of a three night series for the world pool championship at the Academy of Music. Keogh leads 209 to 130 in 25 frames with約400 spectators watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Keogh
Cleare Water
Orelock
Scranton
Jerome Keogh
W. H. Clearwater
Pittsburg
Clearwater
Eliy
Springfield
New York City
J. H. Spangler
Philadelphia
Brunewick-Balke- Collender Co
Edgar Meyera
Charles Allum
John Krebs
Casey Brothers Plan Mountain Lake Resort Hotel Project
Casey Brothers secured option on Mountain Lake and surrounding land to build a metropolitan hotel and summer resort. The plan includes seaside pleasures near town, with drawings by a metropolitan architect visiting the city this week to meet with the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Brothers
Mountain Lake
Patrick M'Donald Sued by McNamaras in Providence
Joseph and Mary McNamara sue Patrick McDonald of Providence for $1000 alleging reputational injury. They claim on July 4 he accused them of arson and theft in public, asserting he could prove the crimes and that he would have an opportunity to substantiate his statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph and
Mary McNamara
Providence
Patrick McDonald
Sait
Vosture & Damson
West Market Street
McDonald
MacNamaras
Oleo Trafficking Suspect William Leitner Arrested
William Leitner of 21 Phelps Street was arrested yesterday on oleo trafficking charges. Special Agent James Terry of New Albany secured the arrest, and Leitner is held on $200 bail for arraignment. His name appeared on the initial warrant but the arrest came later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leitner
Phelps Street
James Terry
New Albany
Alderman Howe
Leltner
Carbondale Newsdealer Returns Pocketbook to Police
John W. Shannon found a pocketbook on Penn avenue yesterday with money and valuables and turned it over to the police. A slip inside listed the address Miss Lizzie Koch, No. 319 N Bromley avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Shannon
Carbondale
Penn Avenue
Lizzie Koch
Bromley Avenue
Miner and laborer admitted after coal shaft accident
At the Lackawanna Hospital John Gees of Green Ridge, 62, a miner at the Dickson shaft, was admitted with a broken collar bone and a badly lacerated ear from a coal fall. Frank McAndrews, a street laborer, was admitted with a knee cut caused by an ax flying off its handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gees
Green Ridge
Dickson Shaft
Lackawanna Hospital
Frank McAndrews
Haszard's Pond Man Imprisoned on Assault Threats
John Rodney of Haszard's Pond Roaring Brook township was brought in by Constable Penman to Alderman Howe's court on a warrant. His wife accuses him of assault and battery and threats to burn the house. He was committed to the county jail in default of $1,000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rodney
Haszard's Pond
Roaring Brook Township
Constable Penman
Howe
New England Cotton Mills Decide No Unified Curtailment
New England cotton mill owners reject a united output cut. Some mills will shut briefly if orders lag, Oriental mills in Providence move to two thirds time, and Pawtucket and Albion mills resist closures beyond a week. Enos Lephan mills restart after a week’s repairs. Fall River mills show no plans to close beyond a week.
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Hoston
New England
Oriental
Providence
United States Cotton Company
Pawtucket
Albion Company
Enos-Lephan
Centreville
Fall River
Insult to Portugal Spurs Porto Flag Incident
Portuguese vice consul Henrique Laidley arrived in Monterey to investigate the Fourth of July flag tearing and burning at Manuel Orting’s store. He warned Portugal will demand an apology from the United States if the matter cannot be explained. The crowd involved was described as composed of young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Cal
Henrique Laidley
San Francisco
Portugal
Manuel Orting
Laidley
United States
Protecting President Faure Review Security加强
Paris reports heightened security for President Faure amid anarchist threats before a review. Police arrest numerous suspects and surround the Bois de Boulogne thicket where a previous bombing occurred. Over 150 bicycle units are positioned to pursue any anarchist activity if needed.
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Paris
M. Faure
Bois de Boulogne
Mulberry Street Paving Delayed After Promised Start
Concreting on Mulberry street did not begin yesterday as promised. Some curbing is in progress on the lower blocks but paving is likely to be postponed for some time before asphalt is laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Street
Late Conventions Loom for Democrats and Republicans
Local Democrats plan a late convention likely in early September to discipline sound money members and prepare for a long campaign. Republicans push ahead with nominations as both parties jockey delegates, with Bryan discussed for national leadership and key races including sheriff clerk of courts and district attorney drawing heavy attention in Lackawanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Jennings
W. J. Bryan
Lackawannt
C. H. Schadt
Sheriff
Spraks
South Side
John H. Thomas
Griffin
Crowded Field for County Jury Commissioner Nomination
A large slate of candidates seeks the jury commissioner nomination as individuals from many county sections enter the race, signaling broad interest across the district.
Monsoon Abates in India Amid Mixed Rainfall
Telegraphs from the West coast report the monsoon waning on June 33 and general rain across the country with Burmah still receiving rain. Central provinces Bengal northwest provinces see showers. Bombay Deccan and Madras remain dry. If rain returns, damage may be limited though areas already sown face risk while sowing slows and relief work resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joly M
Earl of Elgin
India
Burmah
Bombay
Central
Bengal
Northwest Provinces
Deccan
Madras
Emperor William's Eye Injury Report Details Accident
A formal report describes Emperor William being struck in the head by canvas from a yacht mainmast and an eye by rope. He retired briefly to his bed but is reportedly improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herlin
William
Mrs Carew Convicted of Poisoning Yokohama Husband
The Privy Council committee refused leave to appeal a Yokohama judgment that sentenced Mrs. Carew to death for poisoning her husband Walter Raymond Hallowell Carew secretary of the Yokohama United Club. The British minister to Japan Sir F. M. Satow commuted the sentence to life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Yokohama
Carew
Walter Raymond Hallowell Carew
Yokohama United Club
Japan
FE. M. Satow
Fatality in Sham Battle of North Carolina Guard
At Pul len park a state guard member George N. Banka was shot and killed during a sham battle. The bullet entered the forehead and lodged in the brain. Officials were unsure who was responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor's Guard of
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Pullen Park
George N. Banka
The Well of Wisdom by Two Seekers
A tale from Cleveland Leader where two men seek a fabled well said to grant knowledge of God’s will and the future. One drinks and gains grim foresight while the other remains untouched, yet both witness altered destinies and shared sorrow. The fateful moment tests desire against wisdom.
Auction Lot Descriptions Include Florentine Gilt Items
Reductions list mixed items with high back gilt florentine gilt and white enamel pieces. Lot numbers show widths and materials, noting some items priced originally at 30¢ a foot now marked 12¢ per foot. Real gold burnished finishes are mentioned among the catalog entries.
Downstairs department copper bottom wash boiler sale item
The listing advertises a handmade copper bottom wash boiler No. Tor No. 8 slice with cold tn handles and handmade cones, a 1-quart tin bucket, and a cedar bucket with hoops, all offered at sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ose
Variety of Freezer and Kitchen Goods Sale Items
An advertisement lists sale prices for 14 quart dishpans, enamelware, green painted sprinklers, bread boxes with gold lettering, and 2 quart covered tins. Items include ice cream freezers and painted goods offered at reduced rates.
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Oxford
Spruce Street
City Notes
DR. Lansing
F. P. Price
Agant
Brunswick
Spangler
Bonnes Eaenee
Juocne
Keogh Clearwater Roose
BOOOS
Keogh Sittveesesesiscseie
Ceeees
Clearwater ll—Keogh
Geneenane
Keogh Clearwater
Hei
Clearwater Aeverecencees
Keseh
Patrick M'Donald
Mere
Mr. and Wires
McNamarna
Shannon OF
THE
John Gess
Hazzard's Pond
President Faure
ARE
Matthew Norton
D. J. Campbell
Benson Davis
Fred Warnke
Weert
James Healey
Dunmore
M. W. Cummings
Olyphant
Bose
Browlway
Emperor William's
Mrs. Carew
China
Haviland
Carlsbad
Arina Wall
Wyoming Avenue
the Well OF Wisdom
Accurst
E. Kiser
Cleveland
New York
Wyoming Ave
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Newark
the Rexford Co
Lack
Diane
Wan Hie
Lackawanna Ave
D. I. Phillips
Linden Street
Board OF Trade Building
Boulevard
Lackawanna Avenue
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