City Notes and Community Updates from The Tribune
Local notices report paid obituaries, licenses, school heating bids, and public meetings. Community events include a Nay Aug park outing, a Grace Lutheran ice cream festival, and preparations for Woman's Rights anniversary celebrations.
Scranton council debates street rail tax and Dunn Brothers contract
The Scranton common council considers a $300 per mile street railway tax, weighs legality with City Solicitor’s opinion, delays action, and discusses awarding Dunn Brothers the street cleaning contract amid bids. Also reviewed are Lackawanna Telephone franchise issues and various public works measures.
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Bcranton Railway Company
Dunn Bros
Scranston Railway Company
Oliver
Gilroy
Grier
Wenzel
Ordinancs
Street Railways Committee
Justice Williams
Jackson
Moir
Street Railway
Scranton Railway Company
Philadelphia
Scranton
Toronto
Common Council
Calpin
Dunn Brothers
Select Council
Sewer proposals and city measures from July 1 1898 meeting
The record notes proposals to build Bromley Avenue sewer from Wasaburn to Jackson Streets with bids from Fionagian & O'Hara M J Gibbens and Donahue & O’Boyle plus extras. It lists resolutions directing plans for city hall corridor and pipe drain on Providence road, sidewalk projects on Luserne street, and new measures on Ninth street sidewalls and Kellum court pool. Also passed and introduced ordinances involve damages awards and street openings. Treasurer shows June 1 balance and multiple disbursements including interest and warrants.
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Bromley Avenue
Wasaburn
Jackson Streets
Fionagian & O'Hara
M. J. Gibbens
Donahue & O'Boyle
Providence Road
Diamond Avenue
Canal Street
Luserne Street
Walker
Ninth Street
Oxford
Lugorne
Moir—O
Board of Health
Kellum Court
Javkeen
Penn Avenue
Mall
Larch Street
Wyoming Avenue
Fourteenth
Thomas BF. Jackson
Monsey Avenue
New York Street
Ash Street
Tenth Ward
Oxford Street
Ninth
Meridian Streets
Fire at 19.90 apartments mystifies origin
A second floor fire at 19.90 on FS Lackawanna Avenue damaged woodwork, bed and mattress in Miss Jennie Robbins’s rooms. A chemical hose subdued flames. embers left a charred battery and an obscured trunk contents. Witnesses note incendiary appearance. a saloon owner aided fire response.
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FS Lackawanna Avenue
Jennie Robbins
Theu
Lowery
Lilly Sugdan
Crystals
Miss Robbing
Stark & Turn
Coal Firms Move to Nine Hour Workday in IL and PA
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western company orders its collieries to run nine hours daily until further notice to boost output for lake trade. Captain W A May of Hillside Coal and Iron notes no orders yet but expects a strong season and possible early opening if the war ends soon. he foresees heightened anthracite activity. A Newark Shoe Store offers a free spruce shoe shine parlor with each men's shoe purchase this month.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
W. A. May
Hillside Coal and Tron Company
May
Callender Case Arguments Lead to Two Opinions
Judge McPherson heard new trial arguments in Mrs. M J Callendar v Kelly and issued two opinions. He refused to strike off the non-suit in Catherine Sweeney v Scranton Railway and granted judgment for Taylor borough against the Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply company.
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Taylor Borovail
Catharine Sweeney
Bcranton Railway Company
McPherson
Warrisburg
M. J. Callendar
John FP. Kelly
Olyphant Trust Company
Catherine Sweeney
Scranton Railway Company
Borough of
Taylor
Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Company
B. Price
Major Everett Warren
Mr. Kelly
L H. Byrne
Stone
Taylor Borough
Telephone Company
Justice of the Peace
Plohn M. Harris
EK. N. Willard
J Addison Candor
Williamsport
Mre
Lackawanna Avenue
Coursen’s
Alice Carr May Recover From Carbolic Acid Ingestion
Alice Carr may recover after an ounce dose of carbolic acid. Dr Webb, hospital physician, said her symptoms were favorable though she endures significant pain. The drug in pure form is lethal. likely diluted solution was ingested. Her husband was Samuel Fryant. she later adopted the name Carr after leaving him on West Lackawanna Avenue.
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Alice Carr
Webb
Samuel Fryant
Carr
West Lackawanna Avenue
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