Multichromes and municipal schedules in city notes
City items report pay for employees of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western today and mail orders for Part 4 of the Multichromes. The high school and building committees meet tonight. the Sepeles board meets next Monday. Diocesan convention set for June 12 at St James Lancaster with eleven counties and ten clergymen expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Board of Control
Pennsylvania
St. James’s Church
Lancaster
Charlies Brown
United States
Colborn
United States Revenue
People's Party
Lackawanna Avenue
Thompson
Chicago
Edward Mynders Viele
No Hon
Vielu
Seneca Polls
Mra
D. Vickery
John Cassidy
James Cassidy
South Eighth Street
Blessed Virgin's Sodality
St. Patrick's Church
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Two Oxford miners fined after Columbia House brawl
John Coleman and William Daley two Oxford laborers, plus a third fugitive, fought at the Columbia House on Wednesday night after the bartender refused liquor. Alderman Fuller fined Coleman five dollars and Daley three in yesterday's police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coleman
William Daley
Oxford
Columbia House
Fuller
Coleman
Daley
Multichrome No 4 Arrives at Tur Tamene Office
No 4 in the Art Students Multichromes series reaches Tur Tamene business office. Subjects include A Love Song Young America The Mother and War. Send 10 cents to The Tribune to receive a set of these pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Tamene
America
Tripune
Camp Meeting Dates Announced for Wyoming Conference
Rav Eckman presiding elder of the Wyoming conference announces this year’s camp meeting will start on Tuesday August 14 at the Wyoming camp, with closing on Wednesday August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rav. Eckman
Wyoming Conference
Wyoming Camp Fromen
Marontess Suan Pranos-Lyvery Customer Recommendation
A customer recommends Marontess Suan Pranos-Lyvery and notes a suggestion for Stelle and Seeley located at 144 Wyoming Avenue. The brief cites a specific business contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marontess Suan Pranos—Lyvery
Stelle & Seeley
Wyoming Avenue
Delinquent Tax Collectors and Bridge Contention at Council
City controller chief of police present a monthly report and complaint to enforce an ordinance against double tram fare by the Traction Company. A contentious debate over a Mulberry Street bridge across the Lackawanna river highlights bids, costs, and street openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Select Council
Thomas
Lackawanna River
Mulberry Street
Mula Avenue
Arid Street
Dare
Roche
Sanderson
Liner
Linden Street
Mulberry
Laver
Euch
Jackass Akulla
Committee On Taxes
City Solicitor Report on Traction Line Fare Protest
A Scranton council meeting discussed preventing wash water from the Henvike breaker into the Lackawanna river. The city solicitor reported Scranton Traction intends to limit the South Side line jury to five cars. A motion to file the communication was passed, and a council member urged enforcing the ordinance after a man was refused a ride for not paying double fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henvike
Lackawanna
Lavelle
Scranton Traction Company
Sanderson
Fra Diavolo at Frothingham Delights Audiences
A MacKay Kenney company performance of Fra Diavolo at Frothingham impresses with singing by Fanny Myers Lizzie Gonaules Lylvian Langlois Charles Holmes and William Pullman. Don Young and Tom Whyte provide comic business while Misa Mverd charms as a witty singer. Opera to be repeated tonight tomorrow and Saturday matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacKay- Kenney Company
Prothingham
Charles N. Holmes
Willian Pullman
Rappo
Gravonio
Diagoly
Don Young
Tom Whyte
Misa Mverd
Funeral for James N. Melly Follows Mass at Paul’s Church
Hundreds gather at the late residence on North Washington Avenue for the funeral of James N. Kelly. The service at Green Ridge’s St Paul’s Church includes a high Mass of requiem officiated by Rev. Father Dunn with deacon Rev. P. Golden and sub-deacon Rev. P. J. McManus. Father Myr Manns pays tribute, praising Kelly as a sincere Christian gentleman. The procession to Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery is large, with pallbearers John McRoe Roche Thomas Mc Coura James O Malley Michael Grima and John Carey and flower bearers Michael O Malley and James Doyle.
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James N. Kelly
Washington Avenue
Paul's Church
Green Ridge
Reunien
Father Dunn
P. Golden
P. J. McManus
St Paul's Church
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
John Bk
Roche
Thomas McCouart
Thomas Qoar
James O'Malley
Michal Grimea
John Carey
Michael O'Malley
James Doyle
Banking Leaders to Gather for Eastern Pennsylvania Meeting
The Associated Bankers of Eastern Pennsylvania will hold its annual meeting Thursday June 14 at 2 pm in the Albright library building. A banquet is planned at the Westminster venue afterward with invitations extended by the Scranton Clearing House association. About a hundred bankers are expected. Papers by W. H. Ainey William Hackett and W. H. Peek will be read. Theodore Strong and FM. Horn will preside. The execution committee includes A B Williams H J Anderson and H G Dunham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Bankers of
Eastern Pennsylvania
Albright Library
Westminster
Scranton Clearing Henay Association
Banking Association
W. H. Ainey
Allentown
William Hackett
Euston
W. H. Peek
Boy Hurt In Wyoming Avenue Run Down
Yesterday afternoon Carl Schadt son of Conneilman C. Schadt of 640 Wyoming avenue was knocked down and run over by a team attached to a double English survey driven by Louis Bunnell. The injury prompted no fault by Bunnell and the family bears no ill will. The boy was treated at Dr. O Briens office and later taken home in Bunnell s carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schadt
Conneilman C. EL Schadt
Wyoming Avenue
Globe
Louis Eee Aon
L. M. Bunnell
Bunnell
Schadt
Hiller case on trial ends with defense verdict
Trial before Judge McPherson in courtroom No 2 concluded with a verdict for the defense in the Hiller case alleging false imprisonment the court ruling justifications for arrest by Chief Simpson. The Shoemaker v DLW case ended with a defense verdict while Casey v DLW saw no-suit granted after negligence evidence failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hiller
Joseph Shoemaker
Larry Hiller
Simpson
N. E
EL. C. Shaffer
McPherson
BE. C. Newcomb
B. Peica
Jessup
SEC Sintfer
Old Fellows
Wromlig Avenue
Hiller
Wiehe
Lim
N. O. Shaffer
Tefenas
Chlef Simpson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
B. Pres
Everett Warren
Weloork
James Casey
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Judys Archbald
Holelander and
Vosburg
Major Wirren
M. L Corbett
Day at the Parlor City Home excursion to Binghamton
A ten car Home of the Friendlesa excursion pulled into the Delaware Lackawanna and Western station at 9 PM after a trip to Dinghamton and return. About 1,000 people joined Mrs C B Scott for a day of festival visits to Ross Park the asylum and other sights with a musical festival in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendlesa
Delaware, Lackawannse and Western Station
Dinghamton
Ttmn
Mra C
Scott
Thi City
Binghamton
Ross Park
Asylum
Bridge Work Bids Sought At Fellows Street Site
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad seeks bids to build a new bridge over tracks at Yellows formerly Luzerne Stroot. The city allocates 5500 toward costs with about 3500 to be paid by the railroad. City Engineer Phillips will supervise. plans and specifications approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vertiaad
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Yellows
Luzerne, Stroot
Phillips
Tac
Health rules urged for city season
Health officers say the city’s health is generally good for the season but stress strict adherence to health department regulations and rules to protect public well being.
Death of John Mullavish at Lackawanna Hospital Prompt Coroner Probe
A suspicious death occurs at Lackawanna hospital in Priceburg as John Mullavish dies after collapse. Coroner Kelly, delaying due to prior duties, will investigate possible poisoning or natural causes and may order an inquest. Dr McAndrews assisted as the man worsened before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mullavish
Priceburg
Lackawanna Hospital
Kelly
McAndrewa
Guava
John Pruykpeits
John Mallavisk
Leas
Kally
Pittston
Hoe
Mullaviuk
MedAnidrewa
Iagt
Actions Against the City for Damages
George O Patch and his wife Mary E K Patch sue the city through attorney C H Soper for 10000 damages from a May 1803 runaway on the old Richmond road. Complaint charges the road was full of holes and rough, causing a horse to fall, a buggy to break, and injuries to Mrs Patch with medical costs and loss of companionship claimed by Mr Patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Soper
George O. Patch
Mary EK. Patch
Richmond Road
Mra. Patch
Diehael Ryan Will Lecture At Academy of Magic
Orator Michael Ryan from Philadelphia will lecture in the Academy of Magic on June 1 under St. Vincent de Paul sponsorship. Joseph P. Burns of Wilkes Barre William Kelly of Parsons will sing and Miss Mary Walgh of Parson will recite for the audiences with Mr Kyatia noted as an able speaker. event promises to be instructive and entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Ryan
Philadelphia
Academy of Magic
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Joseph P. Burns
Wilkes-Barre
William Kelly
Parsons
Mary Walgh
Parson
Kyatia
Gannot
Professor Howard to Lead Thursday Evening Concert
Professor Howard a New York singer with wide reputation has been engaged by the Penn Avenue Dipnot eleuteh to conduct a concert there on Thursday evening June 1. His family are vocal and instrumental, and will assist with the church choir at the entertainment. Admission of 50 cents likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
New York
Penn Avenue
Dr A B Burr Reopens Practice in Burr Building
Dr A B Burr has opened offices in the Burr building on Washington Avenue and will resume the practice of his profession, inviting former patrons and the public to seek his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Bur
Burr Building
Washington Avenue
Death Notice for Thomas H. Dann at Scranton Pa
Thomas H. Dann aged 4 years and months died after a prayer service held at 7 a.m. at his late residence 14 Averton Avenue Scranton. Interment planned in Dyberry after a 6.00 Hudson train departure. Hudson train schedule referenced.
Measles Epidemic Diminishes While Diphtheria Scarlet Fever Prevail
Measles cases thinning this month but diphtheria scarlet fever and typhoid fever rise. Board of health notes that malignant diseases exceed levels seen at this time last month across all areas. Diphtheria scarlet fever and typhoid fever are prevalent in all actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Dispute Over Insurance Earnings Ends With Judgment
In 1893 H A Smith and A Marke Dio formed an insurance partnership in this city but failed to divide profits. Marks earned a commission of 180 82 dollars. Smith claimed 90 41. Marks paid 55 and Smith sought 35 41 more before Alderman Wright. judgment awarded the full 35 41 to Smith. Attorney C B Gardner represented Marks. Smith defended himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Smith
A. Marke Dio
A. Marka
Handa
Marks
Smith
Wright
C. B. Gardner
Unclear Price Listing with Mixed Cents and Dollars
A fragment shows various prices such as 10¢ 28c 89c 57c 69c 98c and $1.19, without context or item names. The OCR reads as a sequence of price figures likely from a catalog or ad, but lacks identifiable products or dates.
People Cheap Excursion to Niagara Falls by Erie Line
All day Sunday at Niagara Falls with a Saturday evening start June 8. The Erie line offers a grand cheap excursion to the Great Uptaract and Buffalo with the Mozart band of Carbondale arriving at Falls 6 a m Sunday. Return departure 4 80 p m arriving home in time for Monday work. tickets valid to return on any regular train Monday June 11. Trains leave Carbondale 7 15 p m. Fare round trip 4 00 from Carbondale. Don not miss this cheap trip.
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Niagara Falls
Erie
Buffalo
Mozart Band
Carbondale
The
Falls
Traina
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First Church
Wuahington Avenue
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