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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1897

Page

3

McANULTY to begin study of law and local notices

Chatica H Welles Jr is set to begin law study in his father's office Edwin A Sherwood assistant city engineer is recovering from illness during rector absence Rev BE J Haughton will hold service hours at St Luke's Episcopal from 10 to 11 daily Eugene Noack tax collector in Madison township posts bond with Peter Yeager as surety for 10005. Marriage licenses issued to McCarty Ryan Scranton and Kenor Palta Taylor. A duck social at Excelsior hall hosted by Mrs Lewis with Bauer providing music. Willam Shin seeks Democratic convention delegates for the Second district Thirteenth ward and Peter Farrell for the First district Twelfth ward. Christian Evans, charged with stealing a ride on DL&W trains, fined 2 dollars and costs. Special Officer James Durkin arrested Evans near Nay Aug tunnel.

BE. J. Haughton St. Luke's Episcopal Eugene Noack Madison Township Peter Yeager Charles McCarty Jiia Ryan Scranton John Kenor Mary Palta Taylor Elizabeth Lewis Excelsior Hall Mre. Lewie Bauer Willam Shin Peter Farrell Christian Evans J. T. Howe Delaware, Lackawanna and Western James Durkin Evans Nay Aug Tunnel

Duryea Depot Robbed of Packages and Tickets

Burglars broke into the B. D. L. W. depot at Duryea on a weekend night. Watchman Thomas Sunley found the break Sunday morning at the Hallstead mine. Ticket agent Arthur Wilson was away, delaying full details. evidence shows several packages disturbed and a broken ticket case with stamps used to present tickets for sale.

Duryea Thomas Sunley Hallstead Arthur Wilson Wood Lackawanna

Lehigh Valley Offers Special Round Trip Tickets

The Lehigh Valley announces special round trip tickets from all stations at one way fare for the round trip for the Account National Meet in Philadelphia. Tickets on sale and valid August 3 and 4, with return by August 5 inclusive.

National Meet. L. A. W Philadelphia Lehigh Valley

Joint Session of Councils Tonight

A joint council session is announced to attempt electing a city solicitor. Republicans may be absent as McDonald’s 21 votes stand, affecting Torrey’s prospects and the deadlock.

Torrey McDonald Tribune M. A. McGinley

Buffalo Bill Wild West Show Promises Global Horsemanship Spectacle

Anticipation builds for Buffalo Bill's Wild West visit with 1,200 riders and 600 horses. Performers include Cossacks, Vaqueros, Arabs, Aztec riders, and cavalrymen from around the world bringing authentic horsemanship and vivid color to the arena.

Buffalo Bill Plains Desert Arabia Anon

Mysterious Trunk Rumor Sweeps South Side

A trunk left at Philip Kline’s residence near Pitts Town avenue and Elm street drew rumors of a mutilated body. Conductor L I Whipple encountered the man with the trunk and directed him to another car before the trunk was later collected. Only rubber boots, clothing, and a few items remained inside.

Philip Kline Pittstewn Avenue Elm Street L. I Whipple Traction Company Pittston Pittston Avenue

Boy Sustains Serious Skull Injury After Stray Incident

Thomas McGowan found George Brown unconscious on the road near Chinchilla. He was rushed to Providence and treated by Dr. Bower after a compound skull fracture was diagnosed. Brown cannot recall how he was hurt. his friend George Lowry offered little help.

Thos. McGowan Chinchilla McGowan Providence Thomas Watkins Dr. Bower George Brown Matthew Brown Deacon Street

Miner Patrick Lynett Killed in Dunmore Colliery

Patrick Lynett of Dunmore was fatally injured by a rock fall at Murray Kearney and Brown colliery. He died during transport to his home after starting work at 8 30 and being struck on the head while preparing to drill. He was 25 and newly married to Kate Golden. He belonged to St Marys Council Young Mens Institute and Ancient Order of Hibernians.

Patrick Lynett Chestnut Street Dunmore Murray, Kearney & Brown Kate Golden Lynett Wintere St. Mary's Council Young Men's Institute Ancient Order of Hibernians

Two Boys Die While Berry Picking Side by Side

Henry Killough aged 11 and Morris Cunningham aged 9 disappeared while blackberry hunting on the T. M. Wilson farm south of College Corner. In a storm they were found drowned at a creek swimming hole, their bodies clasped in each other’s arms. Both families grieved and one mother remained critically ill.

College Corner Henry Killough Morris Cunningham William Cunningham T. M. Wilson

Pennsylvania Pensions and Certificates Listed

Pennsylvania pensions listed include Increase Anthony Tyge of Scranton for restoration and reissue and Danford H. Newton of Dunmore, deceased, with Lackawanna as the issuing area in the July 13, 1897 catalog.

Washington Pennsylvania Anthony Tyge Scranton Danford H. Newton Dunmore Lackawanna

Scranton Board of Trade Real Estate Elects New Directors

Stockholders met at the board of trade rooms and re elected the old board with one change Major Byverett Warren resigned and Conrad Schroeder was elected to his place The directors listed include FE B Sturges W A May Dr L M Gates Dr PD B Hand Conrad Schroeder Colonel J W Oakford T H Watkins C P Davidson and A D Dean The board chose officers with President C P Davidson and Vice President T H Watkins.

Scranton Board of Trade Real Estate Company Board of Trade Major Byverett Warren Conrad Schroeder B. Sturges W. A. May L. M. Gates PD. B. Hand J. W. Oakford

Health ad touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate claims

Dr. T D Crothers, superintendent of Walnut Lodge Asylum in Hartford Connecticut, endorses the acid phosphate as a remedy of great value for building up functional energy and brain force.

T. D. Crothers Walnut Lodge Asylum Hartford, Conn

To Cure a Cold in One Day Promise

An ad promises a one day cure for colds using laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee if the test cures, noting a price of 26 conta.

Institute Opened by Immaculate Heart Sisters in Scranton

The Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary opened an educational institute at St Thomas college in Scranton aligned with the Catholic Education Lecture Bureau. Mrs B Ellen Burke and Miss Mary G Manahan lead daily sessions from 9 am to 4 pm, aiming to advance teaching methods and student instruction across the diocese.

Catholic Educational Lecture Bureau Mra B. Ellen Burke State Department of Instruction of New York Mead Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary St. Cecelia's Academy St. Thomas’ College Scranton Wilkes-Barre Ellen Burke New York City T. F. Coffey St. Rose's Church Carbondale Mary G. Manahan Saratoga Spring N. Y Burke Department of Public Instruction State of New York Hurke Cardinal Gibbons Bishop McQuaid Rochester Sheldon Oswero Normal School Earl

Catechism and Drawing Schedule At Meeting

The program lists 9 a m Catechism with Rev T F Coffey and 1 2 p m art sessions by Mies Manahan and Mie Burke. Speakers include Very Rev T Finnen of Pittston and Rev N J McManus of Providence who praised the work and showed strong interest.

Mise Manahan Mie Burke Mies Manahan Mia T. Finnen Pittston Scranton N. J. McManus Providence

Senator Vaughan Home Returns After Conference

Senator J. C. Vaughn returned yesterday from Harrisburg after a conference with Governor Hastings. He helped secure the governor's signature to a bill appropriating $7,000 to the West Slide hospital. Senator Landis of Lancaster county then cabled Vaughn and was en route home after a brief stay at Take Winola.

Hastings J. C. Vaughn Harrisburg West Slide Hospital Landis Lancaster County Vaughn Take Winola

Drink crazed Polander shoots fellow boarder in Duryea tragedy

In Duryea early last eve a Polish man Andrew Jovaloski shot Charles Moliski 41 in the abdomen after a quarrel over a trunk theft. Jovaloski fled to a church and later to a field before capture. surgeons say Moliski is mortally wounded at Pittston hospital.

Duryea Andrew Jovaloski Wilkes-Barre Charles Moliski Pittston Hospital Javalecki Jovaloski William Smith Stevenson Street Iilo Moliski Jovalosk Pittstom Hospital Mollsk

Christian Endeavor Convention At Farview Aug 5

Five counties Wayne Susquehanna Luzerne Lackawanna Wyoming send delegates to a Christian Endeavor convention at Farview on Thursday August 5. Prominent speakers include Rev J P Stonecipher of Paston who chairs the arrangements. Bauer's band and a large chorus provide music. A special train from Wilkes Barre to Scranton departs at 9 50 with a 75 cent fare from Scranton.

Christian Endeavor Societies Farview Wayne Susquehanna Luzerne Lackawanna Wyoming Paston Stonecipher Bauer Wilkes-Barre Scranton

Lied erkranz Excursion to Farview This Afternoon

The Scranton Leiderkranzes will travel to Farview today for their annual excursion. Bauer's band will provide dance music and several out of town societies are expected to attend. Athletic games including baseball running and fat men’s tug of war are planned on the grounds. The train departs Delaware and Hudson station at 8 30 sharp.

Scranton Leiderkrangz Farview Bauer Leiderkranz Delaware and Hudson Station

Castoria for Infants and Children Here G It Oo

An aged advertising snippet promotes Castoria for infants and children. The brief line emphasizes safe use for young readers and presents Castoria as a trusted remedy option.

St Luke's Home Donations Notice at Harris Drug Store

Twining, an optician at 125 Penn Avenue, will collect donations for St Luke's Home at Harris Drug Store. Hours are 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.

St. Luke's Home Twining Penn Avenue Harris’ Drug Store

Indies Shirt Waists and Skirts Sale Preview

A hosiery and apparel sale offers Indies shirt waists at 39c with a 65c to 75c range, waists reduced from 1.00 to 1.25, six dozen dainty waists from 1.50 to 2. Linen crash skirts from 1.50 and fancy colored mohair cheviot skirts at 1.95. Boys percale waists 29c and 47c for 75c waists.

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Oxford Spruce Street City Notes Chatica H. Welles, Jr Edwin A. Sherwood Mulberry Street Miflin Avenue Lehigh Valley Railroad MacDonald Murray Sfientth Flaherty St. J. Murray Board of Health Alice Deppen Briges Bailey E. J. Maloney Central Pennsylvania Telephone Company Phillips Howell Milwaukee Wis Tary Dolph B. Atherton A. D. Dean Boy George Lowry Lowry Lynnett Pennsylvania Pensions Board OF Trade Company Horsford Immaculate Heart School Institute St. Thomas College Hall O'Hara M. J. Hoban Rome Europe T. F New England Southern States Middle States Senator Vaughan Home Christian Endeavor Convention Liederkranz Castoria St. Luke's Merceran & Connell J. B. Corcoran M. J. Kelly B. Teal Foote & Shear Beech Crina Jar China Val Wyoming Avenue Rexford Co Lacka,. Ave Valencienne Yard Mercereau & Connell’s Regina Music Boxes Wyoming Ave AL Pierge Penn Ave Market Indies Scranton, Pa
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