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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1897

Page

7

McAnulty Finance Meeting and Local Nominations

The Snacka wanna County Good Roads League finance committee will meet Friday in board of trade rooms. In Dickson City, William D. Morgan was nominated as delegate to the upcoming county convention. Threatening activity and showers postponed the Scranton Liederkranz excursion to Farview. it will be held August 1. Vacation will be general at All Saints Universalist church in August. services resume first Sunday in September. Rev. B. W. Whipipen plans a Massachuyet visit and camping with family in Brooklyn, Pa. A Polander using the name Eugens Cooperoski was admitted to Moses Taylor hospital with severe burns to foot and lower legs from last Friday at South Allis. He speaks only German. J. T. Johnson had Jamon M. Williams and John J. Malin arrested yesterday for stealing two crating boards. boards found at Lake Ariel and suspects held for court. Anna Burichell appeared before Alderman Howe on charges of threats and disruption of peace, alleged July 4 in Dunmore. bail set at 730.

Snackawanna County Good Roads League Board of Trade Rooms Third Ward Republican Club Dickson City William 2D. Morgan Scranton Liederkrona Farview al Soint Tulversallat J. T. Johnson Jamon M. Williams John J. Malin Youterduwy Lake Ariel Alderman Wright South Ride

Waverly School District Debt Report Filed

A. D. Dean, president of Waverly borough school board, filed a debt statement with the court clerk showing July 20 indebtedness: floating debt 860 dollars, bonded debt 4500 dollars, total 5060 dollars. Net indebtedness 200.74 after assets of 2506.24. Last assessed valuation of taxable property listed at 97,543 dollars. Dr. C. C. Sapp, dentist, 144 Wyoming Avenue.

A. D. Dean Waverly Borough

Special Excursion to Niagara Falls by Lehigh Valley RR

Aug 6 1807 excursion from Pennsylvania to Niagara Falls offered by Low Yates. Tickets valid five days with a round trip rate of $5 from Scranton. Excursion train departs at 10 45 a m from Scranton for the trip.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Pennsylvania Niagara Palla Scranton

Governor Torrey Reacts to Municipal Act Veto

City Solicitor James H. Torrey explains he was astonished to learn of the governor's veto on the third class cities charter bill. He notes the bill passed by a broad consensus and asserts the committee sought a hearing, urging passage at the next legislative session to realize the amendments.

Berther Solicitors’ Committee James J. Torrey Tribune Tam

Farr Eight Hour Act Signed By Governor Hastings

The eight hour act for state and municipal public works was signed into law. It sets an eight hour workday for mechanics workers and laborers employed by the state or municipalities with specific employment and contracting rules and penalties for noncompliance.

Farr Hastings Senata House of Representatives Commonwealth of Pennsylvania General Assembly United States West Side

Eclipse of the Sun Promises Rare Skyshow Across Americas

The July 29 solar event will be an annular eclipse with a narrow path from the Pacific across Mexico to the Windward Islands and into the Atlantic. Partial views occur elsewhere depending on observer location, with the rim showing as a small notch near the poles. Almanac data lists the eclipse at 8.45 a m. local time.

Pacific Mexico Cuba South America North Africa

Simple Sun Observation Substitutes for Glasses

The passage notes a quick, inexpensive sun viewing substitute using smoked glass placed between the eye and the sun, providing a satisfactory alternative when opera glasses, telescopes, or shaded screens are unavailable. It references times related to Philadelphia events and mentions the method as accessible and enjoyable.

Philadelphia

Runaway Brothers Detected in City Missing Youths

Police sought to detain John Costello 12 after he fled his Prescott Street home last Wednesday and was last seen in the city. He is thin with gray eyes and wore a dark blue suit and gray salve cap. He reportedly traveled to Pittston and back. A second runaway, Healey of Bellevue flats, remains unlocated as parents have not reported him.

Costello Healey John Costello Prescott Arefits Pittston Bellevue Flats

Where Bad Boys Go Two Jail Inmates to Reform School

Two county jail inmates William Simpson and James Plock both under 20 will be moved today from the county jail to the Huntington reformatory. Deputies T E Price and Charles Hamm will accompany them. Vanderbilt Sampson remains at the jail with no reform action yet begun.

William Simpson James Plock Edward Farr West Side Huntingdon Reformatory T. E. Price Charles Hamm Vanderbilt Sampson

Van Horn Enjoys Jail Life Says Wardens

George Van Horn, condemned for killing Mrs. Wescott, is reported by jail wardens to be orderly and in good spirits. He sleeps well and behaves pleasantly toward guards and visitors, and is described as a tractable prisoner who eats well.

George van Horn Wescott Jol van Horn

Mulberry Street paving delayed by rain and machinery

Rain halted paving work on Mulberry street yesterday as crews install an extra stone crusher. The Columbia contractors aim to set a city record on this first project here as work resumes quickly once started.

Mulberry Street Columbia

Scranton Fire Parade Plans Delay and Budget Talks

City Hall- rooted plans shift the firemen parade to October 4 aligned with the state convention in Wilkes-Barre. Chief Hickey and fire engineers will decide the date while councils review added funds for expenses and select council and common council members plan for related resolutions and ordinances. The Associated Charities seeks a second-floor headquarters relocation for better access after past relief visits to the third floor.

Pate Wilkes+Barren

Brother in Jail Seeks Eldest Kin From Rhode Island

W H Togee traveled from western Rhode Island to Scranton to locate his brother known as J Frank Stanley or J Stanley the actor. He learned the man is jailed after two drunkenness arrests at Delaware Lackawanna and Western station within eight days. Togee and Chief Robling plan to arrange Stanleys return home.

W. H. Togee Rhode Island Scranton J. Frank Stanley J. Stanley Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station Dyer Goerlitz Stanley Feeney Togee Togue

Moliski Dying After Duryea Shooting

Charles Moliski, possibly fatally shot Monday night in Duryea, lies in a Pittston hospital with uncertain hours left. Suspect Andrew Jovaloski is in the Wilkes-Barre jail.

Charles Moliski Duryea Andrew Jovaloski Pittston Moliski Jovaloski Wilkes- Barre

Associated Charities Reports Child Abuse Case at Bellevue

The Associated Board of Charities met after six weeks as Mrs. Duggan, an agent, reported 58 cases in interim work with 42 worthy of attention. Winnie Dunn, 16, alleged brutal beating by her father Jim Dunn, in a shabby Bellevue home. she now works as a domestic. Police action was urged against a boot black gang.

Associated Board of Charities Bellevue Jim" Dunn Jack Neal West Side Price Street Ripple

Twin Boys Clash In China Closet Tale Of Two Pigs

In a Detroit paper piece a pair of five year old twins, one serious and one always smiling, are blamed for sneaking into the china closet and eating preserves. Their mother administers a double haircut of discipline, but one twin points out the other has suffered twice while he felt left out, a quiet dig in the child’s wit.

David Claude Mamma

St Luke's Home Donations Acknowledged At Cresco

A list of contributors to St Luke's Summer home at Cresco is acknowledged including Mes B H TROOP Mrs Mary Phelpe Charles W Matthews Charlies H Keller BL ROG Henry Folin and Frey. The notice notes previous acknowledgments and total figures, referencing Beecham's Pill as a mentioned item.

St. Luke's Cresco Mes B. H. Troop Mary P. Phelpe Charles W. Matthews Charlies H. Keller Henry Folin Bl. Frey Peetesi

You Can Have a Complete Set of Decorations

A fragment notes options for decorations and items including a rich arid basin pitcher brush mug and a covered chamber. The text presents choices or catalog language without a clear event or names.

High Value Waists and Skirts Sale Highlights

Ace Shirt Waists offered at 39c with a wide 65c to 75c assortment. Waists reduced from 1.00 to 1.25 with many listed at 68c. Six dozen stylish waists at 95c from 1.50 to 2. Also Linen Crash Skirts and fancy colored mohair and cheviot skirts cut from 2 to 1.95 and 3 to 3.75. Boys Percale Waists 29c and 47c.

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Han Schank Spencer Spruce Street City Notes Anna Burichell Howe Polly A. Kaufman Wents Dunmore Waverly School C. C. Sapp Wyoming Avenue Hotel Jermyn Niagara Falls Scranton Cash Store MR. Torrey Daniel HW. Hastings Harrikbure Liam Vaughn Senate Nct Iss Third Ciisa Williamport W. DF. Crocker Eay Williamsport A. A. Coshrane Ceq Solleitor Chester James H. Torrey Eng City Solicitors Office Henry KB. Pietter Aare P. F M. T. Howley Wyoming Ave Silvius Sooth Main Avenue Hood Price Abe Hickey Board of Fire Engineers Fire Department Wilkes-Barre Common Council National Convention of Fire Chiefs New Haven Conn Select Council Fred. Durr James Noone Select Common Board of Associated Charities City Hall Board of Health Spence Mr. Togee From the Detroit Mree Press Castoria St. Luke's Home Beecham Lenee China Wall Rexford Co Lacka. Ave Valencienne Yard Mercereau & Connell’s Regina Music Boxes Ak Pierge Penn Ave. Market Ace Lackawanna 417 Avenue Scranton, Pa
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