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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1898
Page
9
Wilkes-Barre Record Available in Scranton Stands
The Wilkes-Barre record can be had in Scranton at the news stands of M. A Meinhart on Wyoming Avenue and Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
M. A Meinhart
Wyoming Avenue
Bac
Odd Ball Notes From The Tribune Week
City notices list paid notices and obituaries while mentioning a post service and a church event. The article notes a railway crew payment, a county jail inmate serving a sentence, a bachelor’s excursion ticket price, a dance event, and a found steel key with an inscription urging return to 427 Taylor Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Avenue
Mulberry Street
Tayler Avenue
Funeral of George A Jessup
The funeral for George A. Jessup was held yesterday from his late residence with many friends attending. Rev. Dr. McLeod and Rev. Dr. S. C. Logan led services and spoke warmly of the departed. The First Presbyterian choir sang hymns. Bearers were close relatives and local men, and interment was in Forest Hill directed by William Fries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Jessup
McLeod
S. C. Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Dr. Logan
F. HM
Seldon Kingebury
W. HH Dea. Sup
Robert Jessup
Innac Port
W. A. Lathrope
Wilkes-Barre
Forest Hill
Williiam Fries
West Side
Poor Board Faces Possible Liable Action at Meeting
At yesterday’s meeting President Langstaff raised potential liability from the Poor Board’s actions, including examinations and transportation of insane applicants. The matter was referred to the board’s attorney for opinion amid contract talks for an iron fence and land purchase for the Timie farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langstaff
Solution Land
The
Hoas
Oor
Langcriff
Ex. Omni
Fuller
Scranton Iron Pence Company
Ogden & Schofield
Philadelphi
Egle Iron Works
Wiker-Barre
Scranton Company
Me. Fuller
Jesse Twineing
Timie
Shotten
Knickerbocker basketball team begins first championship trip
The Knickerbocker Athletic Club of this city plans its inaugural championship tour leaving Tuesday July 5 via Central Railroad New Jersey. The itinerary covers Allentown Bethlehem Easton Newark Trenton Germantown Philadelphia and Philadelphia Turners among others with Provenance indicating regional matches and special rates for fans. Nelson Teets elected general secretary of the National League of Basketball, with the Knickerbockers now a league member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker
Central Ralilond
New Jersey
National League of Basket Ball Clubs
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
New York
Newark
Trenton
Germantown
Pennsylvania
Scranton Armory
Adam Avenue
Conepany Moarmory
Providence
Spcranton
Scranton Turner’s
Ma J. BP. Schaher
Central Mailroad
Une Chab
Jury Deliberations in Callendar Bond Suit Continue
In Common Pleas Court the jury in the bond suit of Mtre M J Callendar vs Iowhant Trust Company remained out after Thursday night with adjournment yesterday. Mrs Callendar through attorney Ipt Burne asked the judge to roll the jury and give verdict instructions while also granting a new trial. Major Warren for the defense urged against the motion, urging the court to give a binding instruction for the defendant. Judge McPherson said he would rule in the morning if the jury has not yet returned a verdict. the ejectment suit NY Ontario and Western Railway Co v Pierce and others also neared a sudden close in Judge Archbelders chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtre
M. J. Callendar
Iwohant Trust Company
Prohnalte
I Pt. Burne
Mrs. Callendar
McPherson
Burns Sid Thie
Major Warren
New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company
H. 8
Pierce
Dudge Archbeld
Mrs Lucy Sanderson’s Funeral in Dunmore Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Lucy Sanderson held from the residence of Lom Alfred Hand with Rev Dr James MeTood and Rev G F Stobinson officiating. Service praised faith and resurrection, hymns sung, bearer list named, burial at the family vault awaiting relocation to Helolt Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Boles
Dunmore Cemetery
Poseo
Earth
William ‘T. Smith
Lucy A. Sanderson
Yeesterday
Lom
Alfred Hand
James Meteod
First Presbyterian Church
Br OG. F. Stobinson
MebLeadh
James A. Linen
C H. Welles
Frederick Tracy
A. Krapa
Frederick Suller
A. W. Dickson
McLeod
Cerwiery
Novinin AleLeod
Helolt
Wis
Alderman's Court Urges Settlement After Family Dispute
John Boland and wife Sarah faced charges for assault in a family dispute with Patrick Murmy. The alleged stolen clothing tied to Simon Dinerfeld surfaced at Mrs Felowski's home. Hinerfeld admitted theft dating to January 1. Balving Gahodowski reported being struck. settlement reached before hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boland
Sarah
Patrick Murmy
Aldermin Kasson
Ilefindanta
Simon Dinerfeld
Mre
Felowski
Room Avenue
Kasson
Hinerfeld
Mlowski
John Petroseki
Balving Gahodowski
Aoonne
Algonquin Hotel Named For Wilkes-Barre Market District
Wilkes-Barre approves naming the new hotel The Algonquin. The building tears down the pitinale front at Woeet Market and Hiver efvorts, with openings planned for August 1 to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Pitinale
Woeet Market
Hiver Efvorts
Bay mare Myrtle in suit over stallion property and gear
Robert F. Westhike, a jockey and trainer, sues Hinchamith St John and an associated party for possession of the bay mare Myrtle, a bicycle, a race track sulky, and related harness and riding gear, as recorded in Prothonotary Copeland's office. The action lists Myrtle as the principal property along with multiple equipment items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bt. John
Ottornmeye
Vorbure & Paweon
Copeland
Robert FE. Westhike
Whyte to Conduct Harvey's Hotel Opening
W F Whyte of this city will conduct the new hotel at Harvey's tile. The door will soon be opened to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Whyte
Harvey's Tile
Negligue Bhiris at Moyers Monafield
Readable fragments report a location Moyers Monafield, 408 Spruce in Athens with unclear details about a person named Negligue Bhiris and a likely event or notice. Further readable context is insufficient to determine the exact action or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At Moyers
Monafield
Spruce Athens
Clever method of plunder linked to Elmira capture
Louis Gordon, suspected burglar of the Boston Clothing store at 228 Lackawanna Avenue, used a rope ladder and rented a room to access stock. He shipped about 400 dollars of clothing to Elmira and was seized there by Elmira police on orders from local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Clothing
Elmira
Louis Gordon
Boston
Lackawinns Avenue
Minira
Gordon
Wis
Draymen
Homie Johnson
Delaware
Denot
Jolson
Royenbirg
Driesen
Theatore
Tucsay
Wilhine
Dieter
Mimitra Police
Alwout 2
Eljek
Gornon
Diriesen
Millar
Democratic Conventions Plan Nominations in Fourth District
Democratic leaders in the Fourth district schedule a meeting in Jermyn on Tuesday June 9 to nominate a candidate for legislature with Timlin the only name tied to the race. In the Second district the court house convention will name delegates with Reedy or Flaherty favored. In the Third district no strong bid for state delegate exists with Coyne and Brown expected to be nominated by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Uiis
EB. Timlin
Hun
J. J. O'Neill
Joseph Brennan
James Gilheol
M. TL Burky
John Kilpatrick
Carbondale
Miles McAndrew
Archbolt
James O'Brien
Olyphant
M. F. Fadden
Dickson City
John Gibbons
Dunmore
Court Houe
John DP
Quinnin
DL Reedy
Martin Flaherty
Inether
Polo
Messer. Coyne
Brown
Man Transfered to County Jail After Child Assault Attempt
George Dennyon aged about 40 from Sport Mill Dunmore was moved from Lackawanna hospital to the county jail on a serious charge. Neighbors say he allegedly attempted to assault Michail Rook at Trallan while her baby cried in a kitchen cradle. Rook’s husband Michael intervened, striking Dennyon with a clothes pole and breaking his right arm and nearly fracturing his skull. Police later served a warrant for attempted criminal assault and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dennyon
Lackawanna Hospital
Tialian
Sport Mil
Dunmore
Michiael Rook
Trallan
Rook
Dennyon
Pennyon
Justice of the Peace Kroteky Hearing Detains Suspect
In a hearing before Justice of the Peace Kroteky last evening the suspect was committed to jail in default of bail pending further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Kroteky
School Board Special Committee Delays on Class Size Controversy
The Central Committees formed to investigate Langan’s allegation on fixed average class sizes met last evening. Members May Mosere Wathe Jayne attended. Jennings Leonard absent. Howell and Langan declined to testify. no conclusion reached this term. The panel plans to review attendance rolls and report before next fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Board of Central Committees
Langan
May
Mosere
Wateh
Jayne
Jennings
Leonard
Longan
Board of Control
Wut
Francaia
Howell
Ini
Steaw Hota at Moyers Mansfield Address Unclear
Fragmentary note mentions Steaw Hota at Moyers Mansfield in 408 Spruce Shrout with incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyers & Mansfield
Foresters Organize Scranton Court Under Strickland
George W. Strickland organized a new Scranton court of the Independent Order of Foresters on Lackawanna Avenue last evening. Fifty three members enrolled. officers were elected and installed. the group aims at fraternity and insurance with a grand total membership and surplus figures cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Strickland
Tituaville
of the Independent Order of Foresters
Hugh H. Dorsey
Rie Agim Gwachinds
Vic
G. Bogart Cowles
Amos P. Mogeill
Edgar W. McConnell
Joseph A McConnell
Thomas H. Jackson
Cy John Aspinall
S. W
Albert Sherman
Robert W. Alexander
Robert Davidson
Scranton Court
Independent Order
Sts
Grand Court
Norway
Sweden
Strickland
Timueville
Haziton Population Steady at 24 239 in City Directory
The three years directory for Haziton records a population of 24 239 with little change in recent years, indicating stability in the city’s size and growth. The entry reflects consistent civic data across editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haziton
Train to Chicago Delayed Service via Lackawanna and Nickel Plate
A new train to Chicago via Lackawanna and Nickel Plate roads will start late May, leaving Scranton at 1 p.m. daily except Sundays, arriving in Chicago at 4 p.m. Through vestibuled day couches and sleeping cars will be available. Meyers and Manefield at 498 Spruce Street offers Negligee Shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lackawanna
Nickel Plate Roads
Scranton
Damages Awarded to Lane in Spokane Railroad Case
In Spokane Falls North Dakota Mra Alary Lane daughter of Cornelius Dolan of Minooka won damages against the Spokane Paria and Northern railroad company. The award totals $1000 for injuries sustained while riding on the care of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane Falls
North Dakota
Alary
Lane
Cornelius Dolan
Minooka
Spokane Paria
Northern Ailroad Company
Mire
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Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Bunday
Cviniine
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Canomble
Pie County
Blebo
Maynor O'Neill
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Biorre
Machine
Delaware and Hudsiy Commany
Dickson and von Btorel
North Boranton
Dr. McLeod
Battin’s
Penn Avenue
Poor Board
INON
Pepott
John Kane
Henry Revels
A. W. Herbolf
C. P. O'Malley
Kane
Tevesa
Knickerbocker Basket Ball Club
Common Pleas Court
Callendar
Lucy Sanderson
Alderman's Court
OUR Hook and Ladder Quarters
Hook and Ladder
West Lackawanna Avenue
Alge
Marty May
Adam Steinhauger
Frank Benore
August Wergel
Bauer
Harry May
OT. Weeman
Fred, Durr
Come
T. J. Jenfilings
Quatiette
John T. Watkins
David Stephene
J. W. Jones
Thomas Beynon Jr. Watking
Hier
Mulloy
Hinchamith $T
John
Weste Inke
Whyte
Bhiris
Loula Gordon
Tegun
Drieden
Harrleburs
Steaw Hota
Lodge OF Foresters
Titavitle
Meyers & Manefield
Mary E. Lawe
Wagner
Garrara Marbles
Worcester
Dresden
Sevres
Teplitz
Adderly
Coalport
Royal Bonn
Etc
China All
Millar & Peck
the Lackawanna Medigal Nd Surgigal Institute
Adams Avenue
Scranton, PA
Burgery Lalte
Cheney Bros
Mears & Hagen
Lackawanna Ave
Vada
Steve da Sot
Sgt Dipper
Tack Hardie Soup Ladies
Miner's Lamps
Fish
Geqt
Seo
Ida
Lacka. Ave
Hr. Ladwig
Baby Bazaar
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Scrane
DE Verma
Mercereau & Connell
Pierce, Penn Ave
Market
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