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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1897

Page

10

Agreement for Dog Destruction Sparks City Action

William Taylor's dog bit Thomas Monahan's son prompting Chief Robling to order the animal killed. Officer Dyer sought a magistrate's warrant from Alderman Millar after Mrs Vian, the boarding mistress, refused. A separate warrant charges her with interfering with an officer. Minimum fine is $25 or 30 days in jail.

Willliam Taylor South Side Thomas Monahan Robling Dyer Taylor Hickory Street William van Alderman Millar Mrs. Vian

Will of Solomon Bolton Probate Granted in Carbondale

The will of Solomon Bolten of Carbondale was admitted to probate. Letters testamentary granted to Catherine Reynolds Bolton, widow, and John Bolten, brother. Estate valued around $50,000. He leaves $500 to his son Harry and $500 to his daughter Lelia Louise. the remainder goes to the widow.

Solomon Bolten Lnte Carbondale Catherine Reynolds Bolton John Bolten Harry Lelia Louise

Dunn remodels store reopens with new stock at 112 Wyoming

Dunn announces the remodel of 112 Wyoming Avenue and a morning re opening with a complete stock of London Paris and New York novelties and fine furnishings. The Wyoming house wale will be discontinued tonight but remains open all day with bargains. Real estate column note urges readers to act for a choice home.

Dunn Wyoming Avenue London Paris New York Wyoming House

Fare for round trip to Philadelphia via Lehigh Valley

Advertisement notes a round trip rate to Philadelphia via the Lehigh Valley railroad for the National Saengerbund meeting in June. Tickets valid June 19 to June 26 with return by June 26, offering Pullman sleeping and parlor cars and day coaches on express trains. Wedding invitations, Reynolia Bron.

Philadelphia Lehigh Valley Railroad National Saengerbund Mth Agie Lehigh Valley Pullman

Frightful Plunge at Pine Brook Shaft Kills Young Miner Patrick Lynn

Patrick Lynn a 21 year old miner died after falling 295 feet into the Pine Brook shaft. Witnesses John Reap and David Jones heard a noise and rushed to safety then found Lynch lifeless on a beam with a severe forehead wound. Coroner to hold inquest. gate locked at shaft may indicate self destruction. body stayed at Cusick's undertaking.

Patrick Lynn Pine Brook John Reap David Jones Lynn John Lynn Hickory Street Cusick Washington Avenue Longstreet Henry Stadt

Fifteenth Heir Dissent in Olyphant Estate Partition

Fourteen of the late Robert Pettigrew's heirs file a suit to force Richard Pettigrew to submit to partition of the Olyphant estate. The heirs claim a 4497 square foot lot in HIM Village known as Lot 44 should be divided or sold and proceeds divided, Richard declining.

Robert Pettigrew Olyphant Warren & Knapp Equity Richard Pettigrew James Pettigrew Margaret Jones Belle Austen Ann Twaddle Ellen Penman Catherine Pettigrew John Pettigrew Anna Carter George Pettigrew Richard Alexander Frew Jeanette Griffiths Robert Frew Edward Frew Victoria Frew Agnes

Floral decorations by class meet at church Sunday

The class will today be busily engaged in making elaborate floral decorations for a church event. There is no Sunday school session on Sunday, and the teacher asks all members to meet in the church parlors at 10 o'clock Sunday morning.

Arcanum Day Celebration At Harvey's Lake

Harvey's Lake is set as the Arcanum Day site on June 23, described as the state’s largest water body at 1,300 feet above sea level with scenic views. The event includes a 19 mile mountain ride, lake steamers, a circling road, picnics, and planned amusements. An excursion train departs from Honesdale at 6 35, Carbondale 7 10, with Scranton council members meeting at Odd Fellows hall for a 7 50 departure.

Harvey's Lake Honesvile Carbondale Green Ridge Scranton Councells Council Chamber of Scranton Council Odd Fellows’ Hall Wyoming Avenue Bauer Delaware and Hudson Moosic

Arigoni Arrested in Dunmore Horse Theft Case

Ferdinado Arigoni, Italian hotelkeeper and contractor, was arrested on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing four horses and two carts from Vito Girardo of Dunmore. The alleged theft occurred Thursday night with horses kept at Moosic. Arigoni claimed ownership and said the horses were his property. He was held on $500 bail to appear in court.

Ferdinado Arigoni Arigoni Vito Girardo Dunmore Girardo Moosic Ferdinado Millar Taline Angoni Cirardo M. E. McDonald John J. Murphy William Vokelek Boyle Beale Amsterdam N. Y Erie Canal

A Feast of Music at Bauer's Band Headquarters

A large crowd gathered on Wyoming Avenue in front of Bauer's band headquarters to hear six pieces by the bandmen. The concert, featuring Bauer's most approved style, drew many youths on wheels and promoted the upcoming excursion to Mountain Park.

Wyoming Avenue Bauer Mountain Park

Fast Mail No. 3 Maintains Buffalo Chicago Run

The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway shows the Fast Mail No. 3 departing Buffalo at 8 25 p m eastern time and arriving Chicago at 9 20 a m. It offers no excess fare with sleeping cars Buffalo to Chicago and dining service to Chicago for breakfast. Reservations handled by agents H Chevee and T B Timpson with contact in Buffalo. Reynolds Broad and Carolyne V Dorsey also listed in an unrelated notice.

The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Companye Fast Mail Limited Buffalo Chicago Main Street N. Y

Crittenton Revival Reaches Florence Youth at Armory Meeting

The second Crittenton revival at the Adame Avenue Armory drew about 400 in a hall seating over 1,000. The program featured gospel singing led by Wallace, Scripture readings, and a talk on consecration by Merchant Evangelist Mr. Crittenton. An afternoon children’s meeting and three Sunday services were announced, with future dates planned and funds donated to the Florence mission.

City of Florence Crittenton Adame Avenue Bauer Wallace Mr. Crittenton Jesus F. W. Pearsall Young Men’s Christian Association Armory Jackson Street Baptist Church Providence Armory Elm Park Church Florence Mission Mr. Moody John Jacob Astor

Scranton Home Plans a Pleasurable Outing Train Trip

The Scranton Home asks citizens to support a trip for excursionists to Shawanese lake area, promising fishing boating and attractive grounds. Last year the group went to Binghamton with over a thousand participants, and this year the event aims for similar turnout to cover rising expenses. The Erie and Wyoming Valley line will carry travelers departing Tuesday morning June 22 from Washington Avenue station, with exact start time to be announced.

Scranton Binghamton Parlor City Ross Park Shawanese Lake Erie and Wyoming Valley Washington Avenue

Twelve witnesses test Dunmore contest finds all good

Twelve witnesses examined by the respondents in the Dunmore contest reported no defective or doubtful votes. The panel included E. W. Ives, T. B. McClintock, F. E. Bennett, James Mattes, S. Jones, Louis Craft, J. G. Lewis, A. W. Long, E. V. Lewis, John G. McAskie, Alex, and R. McKay.

Dunmore E. W. Ives T. B. McClintock Bennett James Mattes Jones Louis Craft J. G. Lewis A. W. Long E. V. Lewis John G. McAskie Alex R. McKay

Dyspepsia Remedy Praised by Dr. T. H. Andrews

Dr. T. H. Andrews formerly of Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia recommends Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a wonderful remedy for severe dyspepsia in a wedding invitations advertisement attributed to Reynolds Bros.

Horsford T. H. Andrewa Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia Reynolds Bros

Local merchants advertise greetings and goods

Oldstand business extols twenty two years of service and solicits public patronage while listing offerings in awnings tents flags and society decorations. Fuhrman Brothers promotes Bromo Quinine tablets for colds with a one day cure claim and money back offer. Reynolds brothers announce a wedding.

J. Fuhrman & Bro

Tremendous Price Cut on Grenadines and Etamines

The notice touts a major price drop on mohair etamines and grenadines with new warm weather benefiting buyers. It advertises 40 in. Mohair Etamines at 20c per yard and 44 in. Mohair and Wool Etamines at 69c per yard, plus 44 in. silk grenadines at $1.23 per yard.

Richards-Brown Wedding in Scranton June 1997

In Scranton Pennsylvania on June 0 1997 at the Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church parsonage Rev J L Race joined William Richard and Miss Florence Brown both of Lackawanna in marriage.

Richards—Brown Scranton J. L. Race Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church William Richard Florence Brown Lackawanna

Death notices for Scranton area residents compile

Series of obituaries from Scranton and Dunmore including Sophia Mack age 69, Mary J Foster age 24, George Hebring age 1% and 1807 dates, Mary Theresa Keller age 20, and Rev Eneas McLean age 9. Funeral details, residences in Scranton at 14 Linden street 100 Price street Sil Pear street Moses Taylor hospital Forest Hill cemetery and Washburn street cemetery noted. notices request Rochester papers to copy.

Scranton Sophia David Mack Linden Street Dunmore Foster Mary J. Foster John Foster Hehbring George Hebring Price Street Washburn Street Keller Mary Theresa Keller Arenta Milton McFarni Sil Pear Street Forest Hill M'Lean Moses Taylor Hospital Eneas McLean William Hawley Thin City Rochester

Home for the Friendless Excursion Heads to Shawanese Lake

The annual Home for the Friendless excursion will take place Tuesday June 23 at Shawanese Lake. For over twenty five years the event has drawn community support and participation to benefit the Home.

Children Day Services at Elm Park Church

Tomorrow Elm Park church observes Children’s Day with exercises in the auditorium starting at 10 00. A program of unusual interest to children has been arranged by the members of Professor D Buck’s Sunday program.

Elm Park Church D. Buck

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June Magazines Mausey McClure Outing Bon Ton Art la Mode the Cosmopolitan Scribner St. Nicholas Rookman Ladies’ Home Journal Purian Black Cat Metropolitan Argosy Godey Review of Reviews Harper's Monthly Century Norton’s Lackawanna Ave Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance Wyoming Ave Iackawanna Eader Penn Avenue A. B. Warman Chas Mgmullen & CO Gave the Traders’ National Bank Blog W. B. Henwood Lackawann Ave Tribune Will OF Solomon Bolton Dunn's W. Gibson Jones Reynolia Bron Waters, the Hatter Patrick Lyon Lynav Henry Stoch Fred Davis Ferdinando Arigoni Reynolds Mias Carolyne V. Dorsey Florence Wedding Mts Janet Felts Clarke Bros Berlin A. R. Sawyer Spruce Street Hotel Jermyn Coursen Philo E. G Bronson & Tallman S.C. Snyder D. D Spruce St Sale Wyoming House Children's Day Services Elim Park Church Scranton School OF Music and Languages J. Alfred Pennington Carter Building Adams Avenue Lackawanna Avenue Raynolds Mercereau & Connell’s Regina Music Boxes Sohmer Piano J. W. Guernsey Scranton, PA Rogers Lackawanna Lubricating CO Capouse Silverstone Lackawanna Avanus Williams
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