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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1894

Page

3

Minnick Arrested on Warrant for Assault on Father

Charles Minnick of 207 Fifth street was arrested on a mayor's warrant for battery on his father. He apologized at arraignment and was discharged after promising to work and behave, while several youths were charged with a cherry tree raid and held on $100 bail each for court.

Charles Minnick Fifth Street Minnick Coxey Patrick Tigte William Macker John Judge Patrick Foley Archbail Mouroengence Linden Street

Kennedy and Carter Buy Washington Avenue Lot

Kennedy and Carter paid 37514 for the property of the First Presbyterian Church on Washington Avenue. The lot measures front feet by 180 feet deep and will host a large business building, likely housing Foote and Shear Hardware. A comprehensive Scranton business directory edition is planned with portraits and views to attract new residents and promote city firms.

Kennedy & Carter Washington Avenue Presbyterian Wishington Avenue Tristee Foote & Shear Hardware Company Tux Trung Scranton Streuta Secranton Sant Tan Timuse Tose Offlin

Young Women excursion to Farviaw on Saturday

The Young Women’s Christian association announces an excursion to Farviaw on Saturday June 16. Luncheon will be served for 5 cents, ice cream and home made candy for sale. Trains depart Bridgs street at 8 30 and Vine street at 8 40. Tickets available at Stella Beeley’s Dandergon’s and Y W A rooms.

Young Women’s Christian Association Farviaw Saaturday Bridgs Atreet Vine Arrest Green Ridge Providences Ickets Stella & Beeley’s Dandergon's Y. Wii

Washburn Street Presbyterian Class Entertains at St David s Hall

The Washburn Street Presbyterian Church classes six and seven hosted a Sunday evening event at St David s Hall. The room featured raised platform decor with potted plants and flowers, four long rear tables, and Christian Wellington Latmont as choir leader, under Miss Campbell and Miss Niel olla instruction.

Washburn Street Presbyterian Church St. David's Hall Abel Thomas Ind Wastiburn Street Presbyteria St. Devil's Hall Wellington Latmont Elses

Sunday School Plans Children's Day at Scranton Street Baptist

The Scranton Street Baptist Sunday school will mark Children’s Day with a 100 o’clock program titled Uirlat our King. It features addresses dialogues songs and scripture readings led by Dr Tom Senderiing and Miss Mutts Watilua with Miss Lillie Moore at the organ. Special prep under Miss Watilua and Miss Moore. Offerings to aid freedmen and Louisiana. Evening service at 7 with Rev William Parsens.

Scranton Street Baptist Cone Slamerrow Tom. Senderiing Mutts Watilua Lillie Moore Goade Yoorme Evans Lower Ein Sanday Aryour Freedimem Ladiana Useuel Sibbath Reek Whith William Parsens

Funeral of William Thomas 24 Buried at Washboro Street

William Thomas aged 24 resided with Mrs. Martha Davies. Funeral held yesterday from her North Hyde Park avenue home with Rev. Peter B Roverts officiating. Burial occurred at Washboro Street cemetery. Flower attendants named Abel Thomas brother of the deceased.

William Thomas Martha Davies Hyde Park Avenue Peter B Roverts Washboro Street Davi Jones Benjamin Hughes Thowna Lawrences Lot Ludwig Chistopher Daniel Robertson Abel Thomas Dacker's Court Thomas

Multiple Local Visitors and Incidents Reported in Tunkhannock

The record lists residents and visitors around Twelfth Street and nearby areas, noting business trips, family visits, attendances at funerals, and a police officer removal. It mentions Miss Mary Whoma visiting Kingston, Mr and Mrs Brown in New York, and a funeral for John Thomas’s child. The piece also reports a school achievement, a lawn social, and a fatal coal-related incident.

BR. M. Truckmiller Twelfth Street Brooklyn Sucquehnanna County James Fall Lansford William Thomas Mary ‘Whoma Kingston Mr and Siva Philip Thomas Price Street Misa Daisy Bauer Luster Boston Br. J. Bauer North Bromley Avenue Daniel Jenkins Mra Deh da Daniel E. Davies Jackson Streat School of Lackawanna A. Ll. Morgan Joseph TL Bradley Eznos Street Ambir Capoassimino Comeyye Dra Loess Sanday John Tuoiiad Jeuse Roy WS. Jones First Wolsi Baptist Church Wasburn Street

Commencement for Area High School Class of Thirty Four

The graduating class of thirty four will receive diplomas at commencement exercises this Friday evening June 22 in the Academy. The class includes Lucy Cook, Catharine Lo Cobb, Anna Judge, Myrtle Watrous and others. Professor J O Langone announced the graduates ages averaging fifteen years.

Honors For Local School Class Of Distinguished Graduates

Miss Mesa Wood and Miss Emma Falkowsky are named valedictorian and salutatorian for the two year effort across studies. Grace Winchell Emerson Owen are selected as class prophet and declamator. The top ten graduates include Lewis, Gibb, Kellew, Darkan, Jurge, Carlvon, Walthea Aloser, and Liiwin Whittemore. North End lacks representation. exercises begin next Wednesday with the diagram open.

Esa Wood Emma Falkowsky Grace Winchell Emerson Owen Lewis Gibb Kellew Darkan Jurge Carlvon Walthea

North End Briefs Show Socials and Local Moves

Community notices recount visits from Pennsylvanian school cohorts and a former resident? Agnes Kelly hosting friends as she moves to a new home. Social events include a church concert at the Presby terian church with music by Nellie Dothan and others, plus a reception at Miss Mary Ado Tara’s West Market street home. An aldersman and Providence police detain two men after a late Thursday incident. remedies noted. The butcher shop owner’s legal troubles loom as sheriff schedules sale.

Perel Dewuls Neary Lily Woollworth Agnes Kelly Ian Turedig Janes PL Howard Totter Martin Avery Providenes Dicksio Cheyiolice Station Anvd Thorph. Nuiour Mary Alo Tara Hon West Market Street Nellie Lavy Wid Douilar Mieew Briget Welsh Steggie White Ald Thote Presideng Byron Winten Wired Ed Rodetivk Ebnircian Tims Mish Cnasie Gabriel Archie Morgan Nellie Storgan Gsorge Staford Soln Alles Simith Lizzie Haldarinnn Lilian D. Brader Providence Grader Wwe Healke Notling Providencai Lebish Valley Wilmington del He Iy Danville Jne Ainin Avenue Gantist Church Nellie Dothan R. Evans L. Davis Pittipadan Grace Williame Kemmerburg Lenny Alice Giest Melzgar Miscus Broadbent Linney Mairy Guest Ape Percintad Davut Beary Children M. Lanyon Nellie Benjamin Mc Donald

Board committee handles Keipur case and building policy notes

Director Murphy reports trouble with the Keipur family and Swan joins the committee with Mr. Morphy to address the case. A transport issue to Mars’s family is noted and monthly lists are approved. Alfred Braddell cites underwriters on the Women’s and Elwerrie buildings. wiring concerns are not up to standard and the matter goes to the home committee with power to act.

Murphy Keipur Swan Morphy Mars Alfred EL Braddell Elwerrie Mir Braddasl

Police retirement and city notices appear in one brief

A local item discusses police officers retirement amid rumors of dismissals and a court appointment of commissioners to review ward division in Archball Wie. It also notes Dr A Eysvien opening offices in the Borr building and mentions a real estate sale at Wool Loch Park with a sales pitch for the afternoon.

Floita Dunning John D. Evans Archball A. Eysvien Borr Wiklington Kenine Wool Loch Park

Insurance Firms Move Against South Side Property Owners

Insurance companies escalate actions against South Side property owners, pursuing claims and policy enforcement. Banks and lenders may join, seeking recoveries on mortgages and premiums amid rising disputes. Local officials monitor the tension as communities weigh protections for homeowners.

Miss Rose Stalheiber Leads in Absence of Lecturer

Minooka residents gather interest as Scranton city ties and short personals appear. Property owners insured under fire policy seek compliance with insurer rules amid fear of insurance loss if fire strikes.

Rose Stalheiber Minooka Scranton

Social Evening at Freeh Etreat Home Beech Street

A Thursday evening reelway hosted by Miss Maule Convey at Freeh Etreat featured decor, music, and an enjoyable gathering. Out of town guests included Miss S O Connor and several named gentlemen. local attendees listed among many women from the area.

Lecture Tomorrow at Uinal Hour Delayed by Absence

Mise Steln was to deliver the lecture at the South Side Young Women's Christian Association but could not attend. Miss Rosa Statuei bher will give the lecture instead with a change in the program. Sunday afternoon includes a song service before the regular exercises.

Mise Steln South Side Mise Niardier Rosa Statueibher Beratei

Minooka Seeks Annexation to Scranton Area

A local Minooka section is circulating a petition seeking annexation to Scranton. Residents discuss crowding toward city lines and potential charter changes to allow admission to the city. Linus Taylor and Blleyu Heiznts were noted as separated from the town. some residents favor annexation as they consider an application to join the city.

Greenwood Cbjres Knowiog Scranton Lineu Taylor Sip

Scranton Community Updates and Local Notices

Tonight the Scranton Athletic Club hosts a parada event. P A Cavanagh on Thiver Street improves his shop with a fresh coat of paint. Ryan and Co’s Cash Market at 518 Locka Ave promotes poultry and Exgan specialties. James F Beat, proprietor of Hearing Brook Hotel, is home ill again. Mira Rose Grady of Gonettreet marries Michael Maddw of Manistee on July 8 at St Johns Church with a memorial rites. St Johns Church plans a July 4 picnic at Schlimpilil’s grove. Ryan’s Cash Market at 515 Luckwave advertises groceries. Rev Valher Stopper of St Mary’s returned from Lebannon. Samuel Darkeviteh of South Washington Ave plans a summer trip to Europe. Strictly treats Butter from Ryan & Co’s at 515 Lackaye. Roy Bop will deliver the sermon.

Ryan & Co's Locka Ave Jame F. Beat Hearing Brook Hotel Mira Rose Drady Prank Grady Gonettreet Dane St. John's Ehnry Michael Maddw Manistee Aieh St. John's Church Sehlimpilil's Grove Ryan's Cagh Market Luckwave Valher Stopper St. Mary's Church Lebanon Samuel Darkeviteh South Washington Avenue

Local notices and community updates from Wilkes-Barre area

St John s church hosts 10 30 service with Michael McGarry from Pittston Ave and Mrs Christian Pickuy Cedar Ave listed as recovering. Liveryman Thomas F McDonough returns from Binghamton. Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church to appoint a lay reader this week. Ryan & Co s Cash Market advertises delivery. Meadow Brook Brewing to install a new drying machine. Mrs Honey Coyle of Stone Ave and Miss Lona Baction of Lawley referenced in visits. Builder Thesis Donlan completes Mr Mangan s new residence on Brook Ave.

St. John's Church Michael McGarry Pittston Avenue Wilkes-Barre Mra Christian Pickuy Cedar Avenue Anwell Thomas F. McDonough Fig Street Binghamton Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Ryan & Co's Lacka Ave Meadow Brook Brewing Company Honey Coyle Stone Avenue Lona Basction Lawley

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