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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1896

Page

8

City Notes From the Courthouse to Park Civic Plans

Town notices list court house hours noon closure Saturdays through September. Probate granted for Bridget McLean of Dunmore. Various civic updates include a plumbing code delay, church events, marriage licenses for several couples, and a Binghamton excursion fundraiser for the Home for the Friendless.

Court House Bridget McLean Dunmore Board of Health King’s Daughters Elm Park Ofrs Maria Wright Martin McGoff Mary Flynn Providence Thomas J. Marran Cardendale Teresa Barns Clinton Wayne County Brown Laurel Hill Park Pavillion Laurean Chandler B. N. Kennedy Olyphant Borough

Liberal Reward to Finder of Two Ten Dollar Notes

A public notice offers a liberal reward to any person who returns two ten dollar notes found by a resident. The notice identifies no specific dates or locations beyond a general reward promise.

Lackawanna Delegation Leaves for St Louis Convention

The Lackawanna delegation to the St Louis convention travels in a special car named the St Nicholas attached to the Delaware Lackawanna and Western train at 1.49 pm. The party included prominent Republicans and family members waving as the car pulled away. They head to Buffalo then Cleveland and onward to St Louis aboard the Big Four arriving 6.56 pm Saturday. The return begins next Friday at noon with a 2.36 pm Saturday arrival. Delegates include William Connell John T WilHama Conrad Schroeder James Williams Morgan Morgan Charles A Miner James L Connell ex Mayor William C Connell and others. Edward J Murphy decorated the car.

Lackawanna St. Louis Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road Buffalo Lake Shore Cleveland William Connell John T. Wil- Hama Conrad Schroeder James Williams Morgan R. Morgan Luzerne Charles A. Miner Wilkes-Barre James L. Connell William C. Connell A. J. Connell C. R. Connell Theodore Connell Esra H. Ripple T. Frank Penman Benjamin. Hughes John H. Thomas

Marriage experiment of ex mayor ends in failure

Ex mayor Connell officiated a free wedding for May Bell and Louis Passenger to reform her. The union failed as May returned to old ways. Eva Smith accused May of assault, leading to warrants and fines for May and a companion, Katie Fox, found at her apartment.

Connell May Bellman Louis Passenger May Board of Health Lackawanna Avenue Eva Smith Millar Katie Fox

Wilbur Opera Company Stages Boccaccio at Frothingham

A large audience heard the Wilbur Opera company present Boccaccio at Frothingham last night with Misa Sidge Mortimer in the title role. The afternoon souvenir matinee features Moratina and the evening program includes Mancot with a change from the Grand Duchess. The company then departs to Buffalo for an extended stay.

Wilbur Opera Company Frothingham Misa Sidge Mortimer Buffalo

Another Man Has His Wife Arrests Shake City

Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson of the West Side were arrested on a warrant from William Avery of Tunkhannock who says Mrs Wilson is still his wife. The Wilsons deny the claim and posted bail to contest the matter in Wyoming County while a stereopticon exhibition on the courthouse square was scheduled for the evening.

Charles Wilson West Side Tunkhannock William Avery Avery Wilson Alderman Millar Wyoming

Men Keeley league meeting and sales notices

A Keeley league gathering is set for Sunday at 3 30 PM at the institute with Keeley graduates urged to attend as delegates to the national convention in Indianapolis in August. Also notices announce a carload of new potatoes arriving today from Grocery Supply and Produce Co at 17 Lackawanna Avenue and an auction sale of remnants at 427 Lackawanna Avenue. Rochester Shoe sale opens today at Five Brothers shoe Store 608 Lackawanna Avenue with extra clerks and bargains.

Lindenstrest Court House Square S Tar John Lindsay Philadelee Alfred Wooler Oliver Diteon Company Boston New York John Church Company Cincinnati Chicago Carbondale W. D. Frenk Keeley League Institute Keeley Indianapolis Scranton League Groceryl Supply and Produce Co Lackawanna Avenue Rochester Five Brothers’ Shoe the & Brothers Kelly Five Brothers E. M. Strong 6 Brothers’ Rochester

Children’s Day Observed Across City Churches

Churches mark Children's Day with morning and afternoon programs led by pastors and Sunday schools. Baptisms of infants occur in several services. Evening sermons follow in some churches while others hold no evening observances.

First Presbyterian Church James McLeod A. W. Dickson Penn Avenue Baptist Church The Bible Society West Side Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church George L. Peck J. B. Sweet Plymouth Congregational Church St. David's Episcopal First Welsh Congregational Church D. Jones George W. Powell William Reese D. D. Evans First Welsh Baptist Church Tabernacle Church Scranton Street B. G. Beddoe Davis C. W. Lull Zion Besale Sloat G. L. Peck BE. Rinker Bweet Bertha Fellows Bertha Carson Sarkeverd B. Myera Jackson Street Baptists Church Scho Richard Nichols G. W. Phillips Hampton Street Methodist Church Asbury Methodist Church A. F. Chaffee Green Ridge Presbyterian Church Puritan Congregational Church West Market Street

Bishop Moore Honors Mass at St Peters Cathedral

During his stay Bishop Moore was the guest of Right Reverend Bishop O Hara and he celebrated mass at St Peters cathedral yesterday morning. He had hoped to be present in time to celebrate the requiem mass at the funeral.

Maggie Montgomery Causes Midnight Disturbance At Foundling Home

In St Josephs Foundling Home on Madison avenue a drunken Maggie Montgomery created a loud scene at midnight while demanding her children. Chief Robling escorted her to the station. A Taylor police officer seeks her for alleged disorderly house activities and the two hundred residents’ petition is filed.

Maggie Montgo Theu St. Joseph’s Madison Avenue Maggie Montgomery Foundling Home Robling Taylor Montgomerys Montgomery

Desperate Poverty Widow Took to Poor Farm After Moral Ruin

Terrible state of Mrs. Thomas Harris a widow with three children forced from her dilapidated Taylorville home to the poor farm. Neighbors found her living in filth with disease and distress, after her earnings failed and her son lost work. Poor Director Ira Atherton arranged entry to the home and removal to the poor farm, while furniture was burned as unclean.

Thomas Harris Taylorville Woods Ira Atherton Pittston Lackawanna Township

Courtright and Dempsey In A Street Fight

Frank Courtright and Jack Dempsey, named after famous boxers, were arrested by Lieutenant Davis and Patrolman Palmer after a midnight brawl on Lackawanna avenue. The pair fought in Raub's, Courtright lost a fingernail during the scuffle, and police broke up the renewed combat outside.

Frank Courtright Pine Knot Jack Dempsey Davis Palmer Lackawanna Avenue Raub

Priest Visits Condemned Man Before Execution

Boschino, awaiting his death by gallows, has not yet been notified of the date. Sheriff Clemons will read the death warrant and fix August 5. Rev Dominick Landro, cathedral chaplain to Italians, visited Boschino yesterday morning. The condemned man remains devout, spending time in prayer and meditation.

Boschino F. H. Clemons Dominick Landro

Drug Store Blaze Endangers Harris on Penn Avenue

A clerical mishap at C. M. Harris drug store 125 Penn avenue caused a pomade can to overflow and ignite, subduing flames by noon. Mr Harris later misstated $300 on the ledger. the loss was insured.

C. M. Harris’ Drug Store Penn Avenue Central City Fire Companies Harris

Funeral of Mrs F H Clemons

The remains of Mrs. Clemons wife of Sheriff F H Clemons arrived yesterday from Asbury Park where death occurred Thursday. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 30 from the family residence 21 Vine street with services at the house and interment at Dunmore

Clemons F. H. Clemons Asbury Park Vine Street Dunmore

Aunt Rachel’s Peruvian Malaria Littera Promises Health Boost

It claims to preserve health and strength and aid those dependent on us. The text extols the product as unfailing and valuable for maintaining vigor and tone, especially for females and weakly persons seeking appetite improvement.

Rachel Malaria Littera

St Anthony's Beneficial Society files for charter in court

An application was filed in court by John J. Manning for a charter of St Anthony's Beneficial Society of Olyphant to aid members in sickness distress and for families in case of death. Subscribers listed include Antol Glinsky Stephen Glinsky Michael Spile Frank Gamba and John Tinkos. Also notices for employment and sales positions at Harris Suspender Co and a mill remnants auction schedule appear among local notices.

John J. Manning St. Anthony's Beneficial Society of Olyphant Antol Glinsky Stephen Glinsky Michael Spile Frank Gamba John Tinkos

Was Helping Himself Joseph D Cress Arrested for Stealing

Joseph G Cress traveling salesman for Henry Goodman a Lackawanna avenue dry goods and clothing store was arrested for larceny. Alderman John T Howe issued the warrant and Constable Penman made the arrest. Cress admitted guilt at the hearing could not give $500 bail and was committed to the county jail. He is 26 and married. Goodman noticed rising thefts of neckties suspenders shirts and other items and linked them to Crews. A search warrant found a quantity of stolen goods at his home.

Joseph D. Cress Henry Goodman Lackawanna Avenue Joseph G. Cress Forestcourt John T. Howe Penman Creas Goodman

Sawyer's New York Imports Trimmed Millinery Sale

Trade at Sawyer's notes a high water mark last month with June drawing enthusiasm for quiet cases. Goods from New York promise unmatched values. 245 dozen white on the aisle from Italy, trimmed walking hats in black brown and navy, priced to sell. White short black hats and trimming, refined bell sailors with velvet band, prices slashed. Millinery features broad styles and materials, offering moderate to exclusive novelties, shapes, and materials in endless variety.

New York Italy Verhiris

Late Bishop Moore Leaves After Kilcoyne Funeral Visit

Right Reverend John Moore bishop of St. Augustine Florida arrived too late for the Kilcoyne funeral and departed yesterday afternoon. He called on Mrs Catherine Kilcoyne mother of the dead priest and spent a few hours in the city before leaving for the south.

John Moore St. Augustine Florida Anthony F. Kilcoyne South Catherine Kilcoyne

M Connell and Frang Wed in Scranton Home Ceremony

In Scranton on June 12 the Rev Richard Hierna united Walter A McConnell and Miss Lydia Frang at the home of the bride on South Washington Avenue. Local relatives and friends attended the ceremony followed by a reception.

M'Connell Franz Scranton Richard Hierna Walter A. McConneLl Misa Lydia Frang Washington Avenue

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Mas. S. T. Rowen Philadelphia Cooking Scheol Norman & Moore Fire Insurance Wyoming Ave Ackawanna THE.__ Gaundry Pean Ave A. B. Warman Tay Wyoming Ave City Notes Binghamton Ross Park William Monsey Fleetville Jay Austin Methodist Episcopal Church William Connell & Co Maple Grove Menars Manley Oram Lyman Green Wallace Patterson Garton Green G. W. Davison B. Paulman Armour & Co Ira Bennett & Co Emil Schimpff Ackerman Bros T. J. Kelley & Co Rice, Levy & Co Dale & Stevens W. A. Gallagher John L. Hull & Co G. J. Babcock & Co Nemes & Connell Reliable Preserving Co T. H. Watts Co Lim Duggan & Kennedy C. P. Matthews, Gon & Co M. M. Ruddy Jermyn Boccaccio Wilbur Company the Frothingham James Avery West Side Churches Mrs. Thomas Harris Rochester Shoe Sale Norris Brothers Norris Bros Adams Avenue Mulberry Street Lohmann Spruce Street Fe Mountain Berry W. W. Berry Courtricht and Dempsey Sandro Mr. Harris Benefit Society Harris Suspender Co Williamsport Pennsylvania New Jersey Wadem Finn EM. Strong Bauer Laurel Hill Park Warwick Ocean South Carolina Atlantic City N.J Fine Lawn Daniel Coleman Sawyer'’S A. R. Sawyer Awyer, Wyoming Ave S. C. Snyder D. D.S Spruce St Powell Music Store Bishop Moore Father Kilcoyne le Price Dexen Wyoming Avenue Shay Emerson Clough & W Carpenter Malcolm Love J. Lawrence Stele Waterloo P. M’crea & CO Ruppecht Crystal Polnc Penn Ave Opp. Baptist Church Siebecker & Watkins, Cacxavante
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