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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1897

Page

3

McANULTY Tuthill Funeral and Local Notices

Funeral services announced for A 4 percent Tuthill at a Wayne county church. Excursion to Far View drew ten cars for Irish Catholic Benevolent Union members. Peter Foy to be buried from Walter OConor residence. Various legal and civic notices include tax collection, estate administration, marriage licenses, bond approvals, and charity donations. Also listed are local Bible class and church study details.

Irish Cathole Benevolent Union Farview Peter Foy Walter O’connor Mt Hampton Street George J. Kehr Old Forge Wilje Hopkins Phoshe EB Atherton Glenburn W. L. Atherton A.L. McLoughlin A. L. McLoughlin Rushbrook Water Company George Kleemdy Kathe Steler Scranton William Cousin Monte Hores Alfred Bichler Anetta Day Sisters St. Joseph's St. John's Church John M. Burke Green Ridge Zoidier Grace Reformed Athens Acta Avil AM Bible

Two Miners Die After Mine Roof Fall

Daniel McCue of Upper Pittston died at his mother's home yesterday at age 21 after injuries from a roof fall at Phoenix mines last week. Martin Regan, 50, died last night at his Green Street home from injuries at Barnum Colliery where he worked, survived by a son and four daughters. funeral set for Saturday at 3 PM.

Daniel McCue Upper Pittston Phoenix Mines Martin Regan Green Street Regan Barnum

Examinations Begin for Mine Foremen in Scranton

The new examining board conducted the first day of tests for mine foremen and assistant foremen in the city hall. Twenty one applicants took the exams, thirteen for foreman and eight for assistant foreman, with two sessions held and many detailed questions listed for both groups.

Halle Birdt Common Council Chamber H. O. Prytherch James Young Dunmore P. H. Salmon Modile John KR. Jones Fcranton

Casper Souper Death Incident and Threats Revealed

Casper Souper killed himself at Hillside Home after threatening to shoot his wife. She describes finding a revolver weeks earlier and his cranky mood at dinner time before the fatal act. He will be buried at the home cemetery per his wife’s wishes as she nears her own end at the poor farm.

Casper Souper Souper

West Side Man Haunts Wife with Threats Then Shoots

A West Side man hid the revolver in his box and threatened his wife. He climbed into bed with his clothes on and spoke little as she trembled under the bedclothes. A pistol shot rang out, she swooned, and she remained unconscious for hours. Previously, Souper lived comfortably in a double house and believed his savings would sustain them.

Anoother Souper

Slot Machines Vanish From Eighth Ward Saloons

Constable Carman orders all slot machines removed. Owners comply as machines are quietly moved from nearly every establishment in the Eighth ward. If any remain by next Monday morning owners face court for keeping a gambling house.

Eighth Ward Charles Q Carman Bailiwick

Fire Destroys Homes in Duryea Settlement

A major blaze raged in Duryea near Little Germany at the head of the old canal close to the Phoenix breaker. By press time six houses had burned, with the fire still spreading through the settlement.

Duryea Phoenix Breaker Little Germany

Jersey Central Introduces New Ferry Service

The Central Railroad of New Jersey begins operation of a ferry linking the foot of Whitehall Street to the Jersey City terminal. The route offers direct access to New York City, Brooklyn, and Staten Island, with Whitehall as a central hub near multiple elevated lines and other city ferries. Easton and Mauch Chunk ferries also run half-hourly between Jersey City and New York, tying into principal trains.

The Central Railroad of New Jersey Whitehall Street Jersey City New York City Brooklyn Staten Island Coney Island Manhattan Beach Bay Ridge Lnes Broadway Easton Mauch Chunk New New York

Newsboys Must Not Shout In Sabbath Ordinance

Mayor Halsey orders strict enforcement of the Sabbath no shouting ordinance for newsboys after complaints. Chief Robling to arrest any boy who disobeys again as officers clamp down on the disturbing practice seen during Ripple's term.

Halsey Robling Ripple Neweboys

North End Couple Quietly Wed at Simpson Church

Walter H. Griffin and Miss Lida A Cahoon, both of the North End, were married yesterday morning at 9 30 o clock by Rev J B Sweet of Simpson Church. The ceremony took place at the church parsonage. the couple were unattended and left soon after to begin a Boston wedding trip.

J.B. Sweet Simpson Church Walter H. Griffin Lida A. Cahoon North End J. TB. Sweet Simpson Methodist Church Boston

Thirteenth Regiment Receives Early Camp Pay Distribution

Colonel H. A. Coursen distributed state funds for camp duty pay to the Thirteenth Regiment at Mt. Gretna. Captains of the companies served as paymasters, marking an unusually early payday for this year.

H. A. Coursen Mt. Gretna

Wool Merchants Profit From Tariff Driven Imports

The Boston wool trade reports sharp profits from import preps before a tariff. Two houses each earned about 120,000 versus current stock value, a large mill about 90,000 on on hand stock, with outside speculation rising. Interior New England mills store vast wool, banks aid liberal credit. New York less generous, shifting Wool market to Boston.

Boston New England Bovton Banks New York

Patent Remedy Ad Promises Quick Cure for Cold

An advertisement urges readers to take Horsford's Acid Phosphate to preserve vitality and renew nerves, and to take Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. It guarantees a refund if the remedy does not cure, priced 26 cents.

Horsford

Convention of the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union Changes Proposed

The Irish Catholic Benevolent Union plans a national convention in August to debate constitutional changes. They propose striking the word Irish from the tithe and inserting unity, fraternity and benevolence as guiding principles. The group emphasizes solidarity among Catholic benevolent societies and broadening its scope beyond an Irish-only identity.

The Irish Catholic Benevolent Union Societica Catholic Alm Tims

Union aims to aid Catholic societies and reform rules

The article discusses a Catholic union founded in Piqua Ohio with a long history of benevolence. It outlines proposed changes at the upcoming convention including removing "Irish" from a section and adding a contingent fund to aid five-year members or financially strapped societies. It notes past conventions and current officers.

Piqua Ohio Judge Dwyer

Delegates Named for St Patrick’s Ladies and Related Societies

The article notes delegates from St Thomas Society Capouse Avenue Dennis Roche and St Patrick’s Ladies city Mra A J Corey with others in Minooka and Father Whelan Young Men West Side. First to elect delegates was Father Whelan No 596 naming J C Gallagher with Thomas Bilbow as alternate. Delegates will stay at St Charles Hotel and an excursion to Farview funded expenses.

J. C. Gallagher Thomas Bilbow Toledo Ohio Union C. T. A. Union Farview St. Charles Hotel

Arbitration Treaty Talks May Resume In October

London reports that Sir Julian Paunceforte discussed arbitration treaty questions with Secretary Sherman and with Lord Salisbury after arriving. A shorter treaty, less expansive than the prior one, could be prepared for submission to the United States and British governments, contingent on U S Senate sentiment and President McKinley’s stance.

London Associated Press Julian Paunecefore United States Julian Sherman Lord Salisbury Washington McKinley

Steamship Saturn Boiler Incident Off Barnegat

While towing steamer Saturn bound from Gaston to Newport News Va off Barnegat early today a water gauge valve broke flooding boiler and engine rooms with steam. Chief Engineer Gilkey his assistant A M Bowen and Fireman John Bennett were badly scalded but expected to recover. Beechnams Pills No equal for Constipation.

New York Saturn Gaston Newport News Barnegat Gilkey A. M. Bowen John Bennett

British steamer sinks Concha. St Fillans to New York

The British steamer Pillans bound for New York arrived with bow damage after colliding with the Belgian vessel Concha off the Isle of Wight. Concha sank. nine crew members were drowned and seven survivors were rescued by the St Fillans.

New York Southampton Pillans Grabb Rotterdam Tele of Wight Mediterranean

Mason jars and fruit canning quality debate

A brief note on Mason jars contrasts old and newer patents, arguing that cheaper jars spoil fruit and waste effort. It claims the best jar is the cheapest, and that one spoiled jar wastes enough to buy many good jars, mentioning sizes pint quart and gallon and the telephone line 2453.

China Department Replenished with Berry and Bread Dish Sets

The shop lists Berry Dish Leaf Shape trimmed in gold priced at 98 cents, Bread Gold stippled edge plates at 25 cents, and 9 by 20 inch St Cecilia picture with gold frame unable price noted. New lamps with China globes in Brass Base set offered at 3.89.

St. Cecilia

Midsummer Stock Reducing Sale at Bargain Prices

No sham or shoddy goods in this sale. regular staple items offered at bargain prices.

Household Goods Sale Sparked by Liquidation

Main floor items include sticky fly paper two annes OTM and white honeycomb tissue for children. Cloth towels large 20x96 priced at 30, sewing machine reduced from 40 to 30. Ice picks with spring handles 10¢, glass jelly tumblers and tin tops priced low. Tin sloves listed, black iron bread pans and more offered at bargain prices.

Local Classifieds Offer Bargains on Household Goods

A wide range of items offered at low prices including screen doors, screening for doors and windows, cloth, curtains, hammocks, washing machines, bird cages, carpet sweepers and related gear. Advertised as closeout values with emphasis on practical savings for everyday use.

Lao Wang

Bargain Sale Promises Big Savings Across City

One dollar buys a variety of goods delivered within city limits. Shop early to snag value deals and more bargains than ever offered.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oxford Spruce Street City Notes Tuthill Orsom Hine Corners Wayne County Moore Est Market Street Pittston Scranton Cash Store F. P. Price Benjamin T. James Li. Bachek J. R. James J. H. Brace Thomas Parry William R. Jones Evans J. J. Thomas John KR. Francis Taylor P. F. Holleran J. Welsh J. W. Jenkins George Jones Thomas Edwars Edward Lewis George A. White AY Ionan Rudolph Lynn David T, Williama J. Davis Foreman Jersey Central New Ferry Jersey City Terminal Griffin-Cahoon Engeland C. Gallagher West Side St. Thomas’ College T. M. Daly M. J. J. Griffin Young Men's Institute Lackawanna Avenue Daniel Duffy St. Clair A. A. Boyle Philadelphia York York, Pa Societies of Olyphant James F. Cummings Father Whelan Beecham Cruina Ral Wyoming Avenue China the Rexford Co Lacka. Ave Lackawanna Ave Mercereau & Connell's Regina Music Boxes Wyoming Ave W. E. Pierce Penn Ave. Market Boulevard
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