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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1896

Page

6

Local Notices and Personal Trips Across Regions

A jumble of personal travel and visiting notes from various towns includes residents returning from Southern California trips, attendees at summer sessions in Clarendon and New Haven, and residents planning visits to New York City and Atlantic Beach. The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Mutual Aid association announces an excursion to Pleasant Beach on August 22, with round trips to Atlantic Beach and a separate fishing event on July 30. Mr and Mrs Tateck depart North Park for a wood trip near Murver’s Lake.

Dey Fon Street Vieting Fileude Mermaiy Wearvin Counia Jono HL McDeneueh Port Atthe Binoni New York City Mery Tateck Deuster North Park Yomeniay Murver’s Lake Calntes Wotkinelen New York Flournoy Serunton New Haven Conn JC B. Daoud Drake Ariolk Eons Mierohy Darenhter Darephle Atlantt Tim Albert Simpson North Timhth Street J. P. Moffett Winhburn Street Eare Tolay Weatherly Oro Moffat Fatto Ys Eetorra Waytthorts Sind Sonshere Delaware, Lackawanne and Wooster Mutual Aid Association Pleasant Bonch

Farmer's Son Arrested as Horse Thief in Scranton

A Pike County farmer’s son was arrested in Scranton after a horse theft ring description led officers to a green ridge area. Chief Hobling and Detective Dyer traced the horses to a Capouse Avenue huckster, with Sheridan confessing ownership and admitting guilt after a telegram alerted police.

Robling White House Penn Avenues Pike County Sceranton Scranton Hawley Puupie Loemeh Advine Sylvester Shorilinn Min Tua Lid Howes Dyer Baltes Crreen Ridge Tompkins Capouse Ave Vue Thomas Pollen Wea Mie Morris Reo Hnether Wistwenger Center Street Morris

Olyphant Grade Crossings Hearing in Equity Case

A hearing in the equity suit between Delaware and Hudson Railroad Co and Clephast Suburban Traction Co and Lackawanna Valley Traction Co over restraining orders to stop crossing at Hudson and Dunner streets in Olyphant was held before Judge Gunter. Witnesses testified that crossing at grade is dangerous and alternatives like subways or viaducts would not impede the defendants. the session adjourned to Friday with no injunction modification granted.

Delaware and Hudson Company Olyphant Council Delaware and Hidson Railroad Company Clephast Suburban “Traction Company Lackawnon Valley Traction Company Lesue Clue Hudson and Dunner Streets Othe Olyphant Clawmhers Jidne Gunter Jivhey OW HH. Jessup Plintif TPR Tpr Burns and Hon. Lemenel Amerman C. RR. Munovilie Civ Birrell Brown Martin Hopenwee Lenard Prac Aandion Feas Hudson

Populists Plan Ratification Meeting in Scranton

Local Populists, led by ex-Judge W. H. Staunton, arrange a Scranton ratification event with invitations to Chauncey F. Black Joseph Sibley and Philadelphia lawyer Dr. Taylor. They weigh Bryan's attendance and fundraising, with J A Barron circulating 20000 platform leaflets to boost support and fund the gathering.

W. H. Stanton Staunton Chauncey F. Black Joseph Sibley Dr. Taylor Philadelphia Bryan New York Scranton Stanton J. A. Barron Priceburg Mrr Harron Barron Mariners’ Alliance Eryan Mod Jobe

Partnership Dissolved in Weet Fide Dry Goods Firm

The Weet Fide dry goods firm of Kresge and Bunnell dissolved after Kresge retired. Bonnell continues the business alone. Arbitrators Mears Lace and Wallace set the retiring partner’s due, an award accepted by both partners yesterday.

Kresge FE. OH. Kresee Wo AL Mears T. J. Lace TH. (. Wallace

Contractor to Execute Hillside Home Plant Contract

H. f. Coho of Coho & Co New York arrived to sign the contract for building an eleettle plant at Hillside Home. The Home committee Mrs Frances Swan W S Langstarr and Dr W A Paine met to finalize papers. Coho will furnish bond for faithful performance and papers will be drawn up.

H. F. Coho Coho & Co New York Home Committee Frances 1 Swan Langstarr WA. Paine Coho

Youthful Train Wreckers Avoid Jail Over Frog Incident

Three boys Eddie Burke James Duffy and Joseph Coaras under 12 were charged with spragging a frog on a Jersey Central railroad. They faced a hearing by Alderman Howe and the charge was dropped with costs paid by parents who posted bail for good behavior. Iron inks were found fastened on a switch near the yard at the South Steel mill as the 640 p m passenger train approached causing a stop feared to derail the journey. The boys live on the lower Flats.

Eddie Burke James Duffy Joseph Coaras Jersey Central Railroad Alderman Howe South Steel Mill Cornelius Reilly Owen

Diseases of the Ear Presentation At County Medical Society

Dr Phillips of Wyoming Avenue presented a paper on diseases of the mastoid in relation to deafness at a special meeting of the County Medical Society held in the court house arbitration room. About twenty five doctors attended and discussed the paper.

Phillips County Medical Society Court Louse McKinley Phillipa Wyoming Avenue

X Ray Demonstration At Young Men's Association Hall

Professor Alyn, the Demonstrator, planned a demonstration of X rays at the Young Men's Association hall with invited doctors electricians and newspaper representatives. The event was scheduled but not conducted as the professor was engaged at Dr. Thompson's private hospital.

Frealerie Alyn New York Thompson

Hospital Tourster Returns to New York After Illness

A hospital visit on Wyoming Avenue saw a patient take X rays of several people in the afternoon. By 7 90 PM he fell ill and withdrew to his room and may miss an exhibition before sailing back to New York.

Pital Wyoming Avenue New York

Picture Room Sale Attracts Hundreds Of Satisfied Patrons

Prospective picture purchasers are urged to inspect the goods and prices in the picture room. Hundreds have already visited and testified to the sale’s genuineness. The current cost is described as better than profits later. The scene features money in the drawer instead of idle clerks and crowded shelves.

Parlor Picture Offer in Ornate Gilt Frame

A puzzler sells a listed parlor picture 20 by 24 inches in a gilt frame 6 inches wide. Combined dimensions reach 32 by 36 inches overall. The ad promotes purchase of this large decorative piece.

Footwear Sale Slashes Prices on Belts and Balances

Ad lists price cuts on men’s tan balmorals from 2.50 to 2.00 and tan bal samba styles to 1.90, with ladies’ tan bals at 3.50 and reduced. Specified sizes and brands not provided in readable text.

Board of Control schedules late meeting on school work

The Board of Control will meet Thursday night to discuss urgent grading and sidewalk work at No. school for opening of the term. The building committee will hear bids and report awarding at the meeting. Also noted are Twin Shaft fund receipts and an upcoming Republican primary in Dickson City with polls from 4 to 8 pm.

Bowl of Control Dickson City Vigilance Committee

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