Notable Local Arrivals And Departures In City Circles
A baby girl arrives to brighten the Lane home on Spruce street. Mrs J W Coolidge leaves for Durango Col where Dr Coolidge lies sick with typhoid fever. John J Gordon leaves Boranton Times to join Life. Fred Warner and Henry Wockroth parties sail Wednesday for Germany. Tallie Morgan welcomes a young musical leader to their home. Nellie Smith of Montrose visits city. daughter of Theodore Smith founder of Beranton Republican. Burdick returns to Albany after visiting the city. Sturges Watkins Parke and Norman Parke plan a call on the steamship St Louis. trip will cover England France Germany Russia. Officer Lona Day and Margaret Crosa will wed at Elm Park church today then tour New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lane
Spruce Street
J. W. Coolidge
Durango
Col
Coolidge
John J. Gordon
Boranton Times
Fred Warmer
Henry Wockroth
Germany
Tallie Morgan
Nellie Smith
Montrose
Theodore Smith
Beranton Republican
Burdick
J. W. Burdick
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Albany
E. B. Sturges
T. H. Watkins
W. G. Parke
Norman Parke
St. Louis
Southampton
England
France
Russia
Lona Day
Margaret Crosa
West Side
Elm Park
New York
Boston
Attractive Programme Presented at Laurel Hill Park
Laurel Hill Park entered its second week with a varied programme that drew crowds to escape the heat. The Morrie school of ponies performed at 2 pm, the military band concert at 8 pm, Cyrene dances and swinging wire exhibitions followed by Lundgreen club swinging and balancing acts. Maggie Warren, Drawee, Carrie Monroe, and Andrew P. Cooper also performed. Wednesday promises a balloon ascent by Professor Charles Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Hill Park
Morrie School
Pavilion Opera House
Cyrene
George
May Lundgreen
Maggie Warren
Drawee
Carrie Monroe
Andrew P. Cooper
Charles Thompson
Printing and goods offered in local notices
The fragment lists printing services posters circulars tickets and cards offered by The Tribune office with emphasis on good styles and low prices. It also mentions Hood's Pills and a Scranton testimonial, a high grade 71 3 octave piano for sale, and Pillabury's Flour Mills capacity of 17 600 barrels a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune Ssa
Pillabury
Judge McCollum Defends Beach Murder Conviction
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirms Frank Beach’s first degree murder conviction for the 1894 killing of Marie Kersh in Olyphant. Justice McCollum writes the opinion, overruling most of the defense specifications of error and upholding the death sentence awaiting execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Thomas
Lewis 8. Green
Supreme Court
Lackawanna County
Frank Beach
Marie Kersh
Olyphant
Hastinga
Justice McCollum
John Jones
Justice McCollim
Frank Perchine
Frank Lexek
Marla Kergee
Lackawane County
Rescue Story Promises Hope From Kidney Pills
A Buffalo evening news excerpt recounts Mrs Captain Heneny’s five month battle with severe stomach head and back pain. After taking Donn’s Kidney Pills she reports immediate relief and renewed strength, praising the pills above prior treatments. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the U S at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Evening News
Front Avenue
Captain Heneny
Jonner
Dean
Donn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Scranton Legal Roundup Includes Naturalisation and Trials
George Biemeller of the South Side was naturalised by Judge Edwards. Christopher Smith sues Scranton for trespass. Katz Bros. seeks a new trial against John Stout. Anton Hafner granted letters testamentary in the Charles Young estate. John Wyman charged with larceny admitted to hall. Fred Widmayer security posted £500. John R. Edwards admitted to practice in Lackawanna courts. Two weeks allowed to plead in mandamus against Olyphant borough. Attorney R. D. Stuart to testify on Anthony Battle lunacy. Inquiry ordered into Mrs. Cordelia Edwards mental condition. C L Rice v Fidelity and Casualty: rule to show cause for new trial granted. Hulburt v Beck: defendant to release certified amount to keep verdict as is. new trial possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Biemeller
South Side
Edwards
Christopher Smith
Scranton
Katz Bros
John Stout
Charles Young
Wille Koehler
Anton Hafner
John Wyman
Hall
Fred J. Widmayer
ER. N. Willard
John R. Edwards
H. M. Edwards
Lackawanna County
Olyphant Borough
R. D. Stuart
Anthony Battle
Carbondale
Cordelia Edwards
Moscow
Common Pleas Court
C. L. Rice
Fidelity and Casualty Company
F. W. Gunster
N. A. Hulburt
W. K.beck
Police Court Jottings Report on Local Drunk and Disorderly Cases
John Gallagher, arrested for fast driving and horse abuse, was discharged. Liveryman Br Neville’s survey damaged. two men Joseph Liverwiria and George Henson held on $300 bail after drunken incident behind Wolf Johnson's hotel. Patrick Lynn of Hammcourt was fined five dollars for drunkenness and threatening his parents. jail time possible if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gallagher
Br. J. Neville
Joseph Liverwiria
George Henson
Wolf Johnson
Millar
Patrick Lynn
Hammcourt
South Side
Neals
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promises Quick Relief
Morton L Hil of Lebanon Indiana quotes his wife suffering from widespread inflammatory rheumatism and swelling after six weeks in bed and eight physicians. He credits Mystic Cure for Rheumatism with immediate relief enabling walking in three days. Sold by Carl Lorenz in Scranton. Home Seekers Excursions offered by Nickel Plate agents. W G Doud & Co advertised plumbing. Guernsey Bros. sold Weber products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton L. Hil
Lebanon
Ind
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Carbondale Traction Cases Begin Amid Courtroom Heat
In Carbondale court, three traction cases before Judge McPherson opened with sessions in Court Room No 2. Plaintiffs Collins Purdy and Hunter claim property damage from the Traction line on Brooklyn Street, while the trial of Thomas Davidson versus Thomas Sanders and James Jenkins proceeded on surface water dispute after a 1886 land purchase. Judge Archbald in Court Room No 4 abruptly paused the Depuy versus Brady suit, ordering a reread of proceedings as the case was deemed improperly begun before adjourning to the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Samph
Michael Plynn
George BE. AU
Patrick J. Conway
Scranton
Bulwards
Thomas Davidson
Thomas Sanders
James Jenkins
Parker Street
H. Soper
Joseph O'Brien
Halslander and
Vosburge
Davidson
Met Fulton
Vosburg
Sanders
Mr. Davidson
McPherson
Dauphin- Lebanon
Carbondale Traction Company
Henry Collins
W. L. Hunter
Mary EK. Purdy
Brooklyn Street
Carbondale
Traction Company
Searle
Susquehanna County
Purdy
Hunter
Colling
John Nolan
Lt. Price
I. H. Byrne
J. F. Reynolds
Archbald
Harry A. Depuy
J. A. Brady
Mr. Depuy
BE. ¢. Newcomb
Riverett Warren
M. BE. McDonald
Brady
Depuy-Brady
Edwards
First Lackawanna Hospital nurses graduate in Scranton
The Lackawanna hospital training school for nurses holds its first graduation Friday in the Albright Memorial Building. Miss McDonald leads the program with graduates receiving diplomas signed by Dr. Burnett. Dr. H C Wood of the University of Pennsylvania will address the graduates at an invitation-only commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Hospital
Albright Memoral
Miss McDonald
Burnett
Scranton
Mies McDonali
H.C. Wood
University of Pennsylvania
Cheap hand sewn shoes set to shape with ease
A local shoemaker offers affordable hand sewn shoes with adjustable toe shapes. Customers can choose pointed or broad toe styles and a high price finish is not required for quality fit.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton's
Capt. Horn
Frank Stockton
Man
Tolstoy
Haggard
Hobbes
Meharajah
Correll
Balfour
Mrs. DeKoven
Princess Aline
Richard Harding Davis
Nordau
Mackie
Barr
Trilby
Nodier
du Maurier
Financial School
St End
Rcady
Century
Cosmopolitan
Munsey
Peterson, McClure
Scribner
Forum
Snow
Weston Mill Co
E. K. Mott
Chester
Charles Fowler
Sanford Mulford
Revo
BL. Miller
Alulberry Street
Philadelphia
BE. Spencer
Charles Schlager
Epworth League
Hook
William Weightman
North Bromley Avenue
Hood
Tribune
Lohmann’s
Conway House
Penn Ave
Bezek
Remittltur
Austria
Sennett
Johnston
Wharton
Douglass
Joseph Petrocious
John Karcelous
Anthony Krantz
Liebeg
Kramer
Maria Kergec
Merons
Poleon
Walt
Justice Agnew
Commonwealth
Drum
Ortwelh
Lynch
Brown
Sh Myerson
St Ia
Pannell
Berger
Cummings
Eric
Court House News Notes
Police Court
Lowent Limited
W. G. Doud & Co
Weber
Guernsey Bros
LA Placen
Rexford CO
Swayne
Great West
Southwest
Fr. Moore
Exchange Street
N.Y
Luckawanna Avenue
China
Pat
Dane
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming
Welsbach
Hunt & Connell CO
LaMin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co
John L. Hangi
Lack. Ay. and
Stewart's Art Store
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
G. Dub
Dimnck
Telephone
ATEST
Martin& Delany
Conrad
NA. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Dupont
Pepwall
Henry Belin, Jr
Newyoming Ave
Third National Bank Building
Rontyittston
Orn B. Smith
Ebson
Plate
Wilkie
James & Kelly
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
Gem Bavex
New York Warehouse
Fifth Avenue
E.C. Ricker & CO
Adams Ave
New Telephone
Bourdon Laces
Mears
Awan
Hagen, Avenue
Aylesworth’s
E. Grewer
Old Post Office
Garner Pennvenue
Medico-hirurwwal College of Philiadele Phia
Symroom
Pennn Avenue
J. S. Turner CO
New Opera Laat
Lagkawanna Store Association
Lacka
Jefferson Aves
Perter Shor Co
U.S
Hartman
Antonio Hartmann
Birch &T
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