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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1897
Page
7
The newspaper declares that any volunteered communications from a controversial figure must be published under the writer’s real name. This strict policy will apply to all future submissions without exception.
A busy city notes page reports a common council meeting tonight, upcoming train crew shifts, courthouse noon closures Saturdays through September, and various local incidents. It notes injuries, court actions, church events, entertainment plans, and marriage license grants among Scranton area residents.
Twelve witnesses examined. one illegal voter Richard Beers failed to pay taxes. Lewis Gloach’s vote is doubtful due to unpaid taxes. All witnesses from Second district, Sixth ward. Those meeting requirements: William Dunbar, Thomas Buddie, Otto Deubler, Theodore Fetzer, Philip De Witt, Philip Hatcher, M. Chapman, Alphonso Apostolica, William H. Hall, er., and William H. Hall, jr.
Eli Johnson, a newly arrived Black man, appeared before Alderman Millar and swore out a warrant for a man named Arthur Hase for stealing his razor. Constable Tierney sought Hase but brought back the wrong man, and Millar paused the pursuit.
Advertising copy extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as purifying and vitalizing the blood to improve overall health. It also promotes Hood's Pills as the recommended companion with Hood's Sarsaparilla. A brief note mentions a wedding announcement and other local names.
Members of the Medal of Honor Legion gathered in Scranton for a banquet following a regional meeting. Amos J. Cummings presided as commander with Capt. P. DeLacey and Col. H. A. Coursen among hosts. Speakers celebrated veterans, Pennsylvania valor, and the city’s hospitality at the Jermyn Hotel amid orchestral serenades.
A long list of individuals and their towns of residence across Pennsylvania and neighboring states. The names include FE Scheibner Reading PA J Parke Postles Delaware and many others, with many Scranton residents and allied cities noted. The compilation reads like a social register or attendee roster for a regional event or organization.
Only one candidate besides the incumbent John Nelson has announced for building inspector. A three-member exam board will assess candidates, and Mayor Halley will name Nelsons successor after the two-year term ends this month. Board confirmation by council is under review with city solicitor input pending. Park commissioners’ terms expire Sept 1 and Mayor Bailey will submit names to council. The Board of Health will reconvene at the July first meeting for reorganization.
British American Judges committee announced prizes for the Farview Jubilee celebration on June 22. Donations include a flag prize for the lodge with most representatives, a gold watch for the best looking woman, a baby carriage for the best looking twins, and silk dresses for the mother with the largest family and the next highest. If it rains the event moves to June 23 with tickets honored.
Rural magistrate Konrad presides over a dispute where Konrad is charged with assault on the night watchman. The witnesses clash over the alleged action as the watchman asserts he was inside the jacket behind the stove. Dorfbarbier reports the exchange.
Dr. T. H. Andrews of Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia says Horsford's Acid Phosphate is a wonderful remedy for the worst forms of dyspepsia and gave gratifying results.
Charles W. Crittenton of Florence Crittenton mission spoke at Green Ridge Presbyterian Church on peace and faith. The event drew large crowds with prayers, scripture, singing, and a solo by Frank Wallace, followed by notes about upcoming meetings at the Adams Avenue Armory and a Bible session at the Y M C A.
A реклам style claim advertises Cure a Cold in One Day with laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. It promises refund if it fails to cure and lists a price in cents.
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