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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1897
Page
7
City Notes from the Scranton Area with Meetings and Local News
City notes record the Gentral Woman s Christian Temperance Union meeting at 3 pm the Florence mission managers meeting next Tuesday at a m furnace workers return after two weeks idle excur sions and exams at Princeton in the Young Men s Christian Association buildings June 17 and 18 funeral for infant daughter of Mr and Mrs D B Lord 1997 Lafayette street royal arcanum Harvey s Lake excursion disputed as for members only John Holland fined six dollars for running down bicyclist on Franklin Avenue coroner s jury named for Hugh Fitzpatrick s death two marriages in Dunmore and Scranton notes on names venues and witnesses plus flag day observances and Scranton Clearing House totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentral Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Florence Mission
Dickson Works
Princeton
Young Men's Christian Association
D. DB. Lord
Lafayette Street
Royal Arcanum
Harvey's
John Holland
Bicyell
Reddington
Franklin Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Teeter
A. J. Winebrake
W. G. Moser
John Shoridan
Hugh Fitzpatrick
Beneditto Matter
Francise Barkapette
Dunmore
B. Wright
Anthony Hope
Julia Rowan
Feranton
John J. Pembridge
Dalton
Carrie EF. Goodman
Yestvile
Wiliam H. Garvey
Hridget L. Boran
Scranton
George Kullman
Rose Kirchner
Vincenzo Burnikis
Agnes Urbanoti
Wyoming
Benedetto Mattel
O 4 Forge
Frances Babarelli
Pockville
Patrick J. Mastin
Teresina Sontag
Carbondale
Michael J. McDonald
Helen McAndrew
Moscow
Robert 8. Inglis
Yatesville
Mary A. Davis
Taylor
Hook and Ladder
Franklin
Lowry
T H. Allen
Columia Company
Division Street
G. W. Myers
Bauer's band excursion to Mountain Park Tuesday
Bauer's band excursion to Mountain Park is planned for Tuesday June 15 with the Ninth Regiment band. Hanley acts as caterer for the event. Trains depart at a.m. and 11 30 a.m. Tickets for adults and children priced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Mountain Park
Ninth Regiment
Hanley
Deserter Pennatte Held After Language Barrier Delays
Dunmore man Pennatte Pennatte appeared before Alderman Wright on desertion charges filed by his wife Conchita Pennatte. An interpreter crisis halted proceedings as they could not translate, and Paull Posazako’s faulty translating interfered. The case adjourned, Pennatte jailed for six weeks of alleged neglect prior to remand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Pauli Paxazake
Pennatta Pennate
Dunmore
B. Wright
Conchita Pennatte
Johnson Hurt After Trains Hit Him On Archbald Tracks
Alexander Johnson of Archbald is at Lackawanna hospital with a fractured collar bone and head cuts after being struck by a coal train on Delaware and Hudson tracks. He blamed the accident on a piece of rusted wire he bent to pick up, then jumped when he heard a train approaching. He survived the crash and joked about the wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Johnson
Archbald
Lackawanna Hospital
Delaware and Hudson
Johnson
McGrath
Fire Department House Tour Highlights Quick Exits and Upgrades
City officials led by Mayor Batley inspected central firehouses including Crystal Hose on Linden Street and Nay Aug on West Side noting readiness and needed upgrades. Inspectors praised quick response times, rapid wagon and engine exits, and modern touches at Nay Aug while flagging gas installation and equipment needs at several stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
West Side
South Side
James G. Batley
D. Hickey
G. C. Boland
A. B. Dranning
Nelson
Fred Durr
Fire Department
Select Council
Lorens PF. Zeidler
Common Council
M. J. Burns
John J. Flanaghan
Edward Wenzel
Simon Thomas
P. F. Gordon
Crystal Hose Company
Linden Street
Blair
Isaac Tice
Charlies Tropp
Columbia
Bellevue
Eagle Engine House
Patrick Golden
Joseph Heitman
James Ruane
Hellman
William Connell
Pittston Avenue
Sterling Bimrell
Neptune Engine Company
L B Finch Killed in North End Quarry Work Accident
Leander B Finch a Gren Ridge resident died yesterday in a Marvine colony accident while supervising track removal under chutes at the breaker. A car struck a wall, Finch ordered a second car through, clothing caught in a trestle, and he was crushed. Coroner Longstreet cites death from subclavian artery damage due to crushing injuries. Funeral set for Thursday at East Benton with Odd Fellows and Patriotic Order Sons of America affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander B. Finch
Gren Ridge
Marvine Coleny
North End
Mr. Finch
Mr. Finth
Finch
D. D. Jones’ Undertaking Establishment
North Main Avenue
Capouse Avenue
Longstreet
W. G. Moser
Emerson D. Owen
A. J. Winebrake
F. J. Suydam
James Frable
Haydn Mitchell
East Benton
Green Ridge
Drill Begins For Thirteenth Regiment On City Common
The Second Battalion of the Thirteenth Regiment under Major F. B. Stillwell held a battalion drill last evening on the common at the north end of Madison Avenue. All four companies A B C and D participated, under their captains, in nearly an hour of skirmish and field work was not attempted. Three more drills are planned before camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Hose House
Edward Knoeller
Century Company
Thomas Campbell
J. W. George
Lincoln Tillman
Thirteenth Regiment
F. B. Stillwell
Madison Avenue
Laurel YWCA Notes Invite Women to Plan Vacations
The Laurel club announces a meeting near Tuesday evening in June for all women of the city. Self supporting women can travel to Asbury Park or Point Pleasant New Jersey for a nominal sum. Rev. Mr. Hughes, a longtime Africa worker, will lead the Sunday meeting June 0 at 24, with a cordial welcome urged as this is his only visit before fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Club
Asbury Park
N. J
Point Pleasant
Hughes
Africa
Civil List settlement attempt ends in futility in court notes
In three courtrooms Judge Archbold presided over the Von Storch case and Judge Searle heard Tunstall versus Baumeister as well as arcade file works against Leonard. Settlement efforts faltered with witnesses lined up for a long trial. the Sons of America case centers on ownership of the Providence Register paper assets and a disputed 240 dollar debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of America
Searles
Edwards
Arcade
T. F. Leonard
Common Pleas
Archbold
von Btorch
Supreme Court
D. W. Searle
Montrose
von Storch
Archbald
Simly
W. C. Tunstall
Joseph F. Baumeister
Searle
Sons of America,company
Providence Register
Tunstall
J. A. Hopewell
Hopewell
James H. Torrey
Charles H. Welles
S. B. Price
George 8. Horn
Leonard
Administrations Granted in Scranton Cases
Letters of administration were yesterday granted Frank C. Roth and John C. Roberts, son and son-in-law, in the estate of Predaline Schraner late of this city. The widow Louise Schraner was granted letters of administration in her husband’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Frank C. Roth
John C. Roberts
Predaline Schraner
Louise Schraner
To Cure a Cold in One Day Claim
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets to cure a common cold in one day. It promises a full refund from all druggists if the treatment does not work. The note underscores a 2c price for the product.
Lawsuit Over Loss of Services for Stillborn Child
Mrs Elizabeth Kelly and her husband Thomas sue Scranton Traction for suffering and debilitation of the mother and for loss of services of the stillborn child after a motorman jerked the car. The case tests whether such recoveries are permissible under New York law and was heard by arbitrators with plaintiffs' counsel asserting novelty of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itta
New York State
Butler
Manheattan Elevated Railroad Company
Court of Appeals
New York
Elizabeth Kelly
Thomas Kelly
Scranton Traction Company
I. H. Burns
C. L. Hawley
H. B. Hand
Court House News Notes From Local Courts
Judge Gunster granted the Hebrew congregation of Old Forge a charter. An alias subpoena issued in the divorce case Mary E. Stalker vs Dugene Stalker. Odd Fellows Hall association of Priceburg granted a charter by Judge Edwards. Fred Miller Jr named guardian of Christlina Miller's minor children. Hotel license transfer from James H Feeley to John Zorose and from JL A Compton to Alton Hathaway. Rule to exonerate William Smith from recognizance forfeiture in Lipinaki case. returnable to next argument court. Bond of Joseph Jay, tax collector of Jermyn, approved at 23 dollars with listed sureties. Martha Baker seeks habeas corpus for bail in case involving a 4 year old. hearing set tomorrow at 9. Estate of Theresa Roth noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunster
Hebrew Congregation
Old Forge
Mary E. Stalker
Dugene Stalker
Odd Fellows’ Hall Association
Priceburg
Edwards
Fred Miller, Jr
Walter A
William A
Theodore F. Miller
Christlina Miller
Scranton
James H. Feeley
Wari
Olyphant
John Zorose
JL. A. Compton
Dunmore
Alton Hathaway
William Smith
J. A. Lipinaki
Joseph Jay
Jermyn
Frank Baker
Johnson Bennett, Jr
F. A. Battenberg
H. A Willman and Co
BP. Winter
Martha Baker
Henry Baker
Theresa Roth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oxford
Spruce Street
City Notes
Paver
Horsford
Hook and Lade
Nay Aug
Eugene Moyer
Henry Brown
Philip Schnell
Henry Steinhouser
Thomas Conlin
Harneas
Hickey
Sixth Ward Company
William Fickus
Henry Hennand
L. B. Finch
Marvine Breaker
F. P. Price
van Storch
C. BK. Battin
Spruks Bros
Allan Price
BB. G. Warden
Chappel
A. J
Soper
Lynch
Am’s Pill
Libbey
China Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Kelly
Court House News Notes
Rexford Co
Lacka, Ave
Oace Lawes
Lackawanna Ave
John H. Ludwig
D. I. Phillips
Board OF Trade Building
Rowey Institute
Scramton
Lackawanna
Scranton, Pa
Cooper
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