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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1898

Page

3

Local notices and police blotter items in Wilkes-Barre area

A sequence of small-town notices reports club meetings and social events, court filings, arrests, and local incidents. Highlights include a temperance union gathering at 3 pm, a failed Provost Guard meeting, a Bauer band concert at the Elk building for elk excursion promotion, and several court and assault cases. John McBride, wounded at Santiago, is named among the US soldiers. Included are new fire insurance firm Swift Halletead & Co. and a dispute between Weiss and Altman over an assault.

Central Women's Christian Temperance Union Company C Provisional Guard Bauer Elk Building Franklin Avenue The Elks Lukie Ariel Board of Health Oto Mayer Green Ridge New York Street Penn Avenue D. J. Williams Blakely Daniels Oliver David William Adair FG. Mur Wilkes- Barre John McBride Santiago Seventeenth Infantry John McGuinness Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Lackawanna Futtston Howenical Condiion Ie Dans Geroux Lackawanna Avenue Thomas Davis Matthews Silverburg John Mtynn John O'Neill American Mechanics State Council Taylor Swift, Halletead & Co Mary Webb Oakford Court Alderman Howe Anthony Mahoo Garvey Twentieth Ward

Hat for Excursion Approved by Committee and Sold

The committee approves the excursion hat, noting Ap’s approval, and records that Rose purchases the Hatter’s hat.

Rose

Murder on the Bloomsburg tracks near Lackawanna station

Raphael Pascore of Spring Brook is suspected of fatally attacking Joseph Santoro near Old Forge on the Bloomsburg division tracks. An ax blew twice to the head severing the skull, the murderer fled toward the river after dropping the weapon. Three eyewitness boys described the scene as Pascore fled with blood on his hands and an ax wrapped in a red cloth.

Raphael Pascore Spring Brook Lackawanna Station Bloomsburg Road Old Forge Joseph Santoro King Humbert Pascoro Santoro Bloomsburg Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road Lackawanna Éperation Pascore Homer Davenport Ernest Richardson Willam Davis Lacka- Wanna Percere Justice of the Peace Brodhead Stegner Rendham Joseph Cerundo Old Forge High School Ceranda Lackawanna Antonio Biancardo Michael Inglese Humbert Band Biancardo Pauscere Inglese Pascere Thia Moan Atso Pagrere Mrs. Pascere Reonoro Italy Hives Old Free Bangor Pacooner Longstreet Court House

Democratic county convention opens as candidates surge

This morning at ten o'clock the Democratic county convention will convene in the courthouse with County Chairman Fitzsimmons seeking permanent chairmanship. Proposals for state senate include Squire M. W. Cummings from Olyphant and M. P. Cawley of West Scranton. Rumors link T. P. Hoban to a senate bid, while Blewitt pushes for county surveyor. Dr. Z. F. Saltry has no clear opposition for coroner. By night’s close only about half the delegates had registered at the St Charles.

Court House Fitzsimmons Ttme Squire M. W. Cummings Olyphant M. P. Cawley West Scranton T. P. Hoban Blewitt Z. F. Saltry St. Charles

England and Australia Welterweight Champ Challenges Local Winner

Tom Williams manager requests the winner of the Dick Case and Jim Judge bout meet the English Australian welterweight champion within a month at the American Sporting club in Scranton. The challenge is sent from New York and signed by Fred Meschel.

Jim Judge Dick Case Tom Williams England Australia New York the Tribune Tom William American Sporting Club Scranton Fred Meschel Woodbine Hotel High Bridge New York City

Mayor Bailey Signs City Contracts For Sewers And Gutters

Mayor Pailey signed the Dunn Bros contract for the South Side sewer with city funding to be raised by bond issue. The Wyoming avenue sewer contract was executed, and other papers authorize Luzerne street gutters, a first floor corridor at city hall, and a sewer basin at Wyoming avenue and Apruce street.

Pailey Dunn Bros South Side Wyoming Avenue Luzerne Street City Hall Apruce Street

Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Promises Best Service

The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway touts its enviable record with luxurious cars courteous attendants and top safety. It claims unbeatable service on routes from Buffalo to Cleveland Toledo Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis and other points, asserting no serious disasters due to safeguards. Travel via the Lake Shore.

Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railway Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis

Hill and Gill Married in Scranton Ceremony

In Scranton Pennsylvania on July 95 1808 Herbert J Hill and Miss Hache Gill were married at Providence Methodist Episcopal church by Rev William Edgar.

Hmill—Gill Scranton Providence Methodist Episcopal Raonage William Edgar Herbert J. Hill Hache Gill

School Plans For Next Year In Scranton Board Report

A teachers committee report presented to the Scranton board of control outlines plans for opening the public schools on September 12 and specifies criteria for grammar A students, teacher qualifications, monthly staff meetings, written daily programs, and contract standards. The finance report notes duplicates are entered for tax collection and promises a future expenditures analysis.

May Langan Board of Control Prinecipile Derman Scranton Board of Control P. J. Langan BR. T. Jayne H. J. O'Malley D. J. Roche J. M. Casey Howell Jennings Finance Committee Captain May Davis Phillips Gibbons Corpa Eliza 2 Whelan McNally

Davis Horse Taken in Embankment Incident

Charles Davis of Taylor tied his horse at T. Jones’s tavern front on West Lackawanna Avenue when the animal slipped and fell over an embankment near Bull’s Head. No injuries reported and authorities investigating the mishap.

Davis Main Avenue Providence Boekman Bull's Head Perry North End Mayer Bailey Alderman Roberts High Works Charles Davis Taylor T. Jones West Lackawanna Ave

Trolley Car Leaves Track Injuring Three Women

A Taylor line trolley car ran off the track yesterday afternoon near Leidinger farm injuring three women. Motorman John Poderburg and Conductor William Fulter oversaw No 16 open car as passengers were thrown from seats. Mrs Powell nearly 74, badly bruised and head cut led injuries, alongside Mrs Hall and Mrs Allen. Carriage transport to home arranged. wreck car from Scranton restored service after short delay.

Taylor John Poderburg William Fulter Leidinger Farm David Powel Hall Old Forge Allen J. W. Mouser Scranton

Mrs Amelia Rimer Dies Suddenly at Home

Mrs Amelia Rimer of 019 Lackawanna avenue died Sunday night from heart failure while en route with Mrs Anseline Babcock to visit her brother Henry Stevens at 440 New street. She collapsed near the Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad depot on Washington avenue and died before reaching the Stevens residence. coroner Longstreet ruled an inquest unnecessary.

Amelia Rimer Lackawanna Avenue New Street Stevens

Obituaries from Pittston Towanda and Scranton notices

Multiple obituaries report deaths in Pittston Towanda and Scranton areas. Catherine Ormesby wife of John Ormsby died after a long illness at North Main street Pittston aged, survived by husband and seven children. funeral from residence to St Marys Pittston with high requiem mass. James T Holleran died at Rendham after miners asthma, funeral with high mass at St Lawrence church Minooka cemetery. Joby Dolan, former North Scranton resident, died in navy service off Cuba after fever. Adam Beebich died East Towanda at seven from heart disease. born Württemberg, wagon maker, survived by wife and children. BE Mufling died at Monsey avenue home after noon, funeral to follow.

Catherine Ormesby John Ormsby North Main Street Pittston Clare Maud William George Joy Michael Thomas St. Mary's Church Bb. Mary's Catholic Cemetery James T Holleran Rendham Joby Dolan North Scranton William Burns West Market Street Navy Department Dolui United States Navy Cuba Adam Beebich Towanda Zell Wurtemburg Lancaster Ile

Family Outing Promises Fun for All Ages

Enthusiasts describe a planned day trip as a great family outing with activities suitable for children and adults alike, highlighting shared experiences and memorable moments.

Death notices and interments from local families

The residence of T F Hufling was the site for a 1 o'clock funeral on Wednesday with interment at Thompson. Maud Lewis infant daughter of Edwin and Mrs Lewis died yesterday and a funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 with burial in Washburn Street Cemetery. An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Bonard Robinson died at their Leggett Street home yesterday.

T. F. Hufling Thompson Maud Edwin Lewis Putnam Street Washburn Street Mre Ronard Robinson Leggett's Street

Grandest mountain scenery by rail Colorado to California

The Denver and Rio Grande offers through Pullman sleepers and tourist cars between Denver and Salt Lake City Ogden and San Francisco Los Angeles for tourists and transcontinental travelers. Mail fifty cents to Hooper or Tupper for Rocky Mountain views prospectus and travel details with low rates and dining car service.

Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Colorado Utah New Mexico Denver Salt Lake City Ogden San Francisco Los Angeles Wrihie H. E. Tupper Broadway New York K. Hooper Col Rocky Mountain G. P T. A Cole

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