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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1897

Page

7

Providence and Scranton Play Today at 3 45

Baseball game announced between Providence and Scranton at 3 45 with admission set at 25 cents. The notice requires communications of controversial character to be signed with the writer's true name for publication.

Providence Scranton

City Notes Funeralobits and Civic Notices From Scranton

Funeral services for Leander B Finch will be held tomorrow at East Benton. Brethart of Reading died in city, obituaries filed. Divorce decree rule granted in Victor Bates case. Henry Williams discharged by Mayor Halley in police court. Rev Dr Joseph K Dickson to speak at Keystone Academy commencement Life Strapes. Funeral for Durburn Graham today with services at St Peters and burial at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. James J Lawler filed bond 4253 as tax collector of Wintonborough. Rathbone Sisters to form permanent organization in Castle hall Scranton Lodge. Several marriages granted Yesterday. Next Tuesday June 24 annual excursion of Home for the Friendless. McAll Mission Society met at Rich mond home. reports from France read. October meeting planned at Mrs Watna’s.

Leander B. Finch East Benton Samuel A. Brethart Reading Victor Bates Katheates Henry Wiliams Wis Halley Wiliams Lavy Joseph K. Dickson Keystone Academy Durburn Graham River Street St. Peter's Cathedral Hyde Park Catho He James J. Lawler Wintonborough Thomas K. Reddington Michael Gallagher William Lawler John J.mcandrew John J. Sweeney Edwards Rathbone Sisters Castle Hall Isaac Harris Jane Williams Scranton William Lake Maria Reese Patrick L. Loughran Hagleton Elizabeth L. Ward William Smith Olyphant Lottie Powell Binkely John Maratea Roezslyn Soprascy Taylor Dwight A. Bannister Pittston Alice Meitner Wright J. A. Price New Haven L. R. Stelle W. J. Hand France Richmond Larne and Mores Tracey T. HL Watna

Arigonis Patriotism Sparks Memorial Day Row

Arigoni accused Louis Freedman of nonpayment and kept a rent case alive while his daughter Rosale allegedly paid in full. Rosale worked for Freedman but was fired after refusing to labor on Memorial Day. Alderman Howe, a former soldier, delayed the case to June 18.

Freedman Ferdinando Arigon Louis Freedman Arigon Arigoni Rosale Rosie Alderwan Howe

Unclear Rights Notice Reprinted Text

A fragmentary OCR reads as a disclaimer about opticians and responsibility for expressed opinions. The readable portion hints at a disclaiming statement and attribution but offers limited concrete details or names.

Special Officer Levy Kapinias Reports Tribune Confusion

Editor Levy Kapinias notes an error in today's Tribune quoting Sir John Hundon regarding an incident on Lackawanna avenue. He describes a drunken man assaulting his wife and carrying a child, then being restrained by a passerby and a police arrest. The notice includes funeral arrangements for L B Finch and a Beecher medicine advertisement.

Levy Kapinias the Tribune John Hundon Tribune Hilary Williams Lackawanna Avenue Williams Younes

City Fire Department Inspection Praises Efficiency and Plans Improvements

The mayor and fire department committee chairmen praised Scranton's fire force after inspecting six houses Liberty Niagara Excelsior Cumberland General Phinney Green Ridge and Relief. They endorsed repairs to runways and a new Cumberland home while seeking a larger hose supply and upgrades including a hot water heater electric lights a brick veneer plan and a barn with a sliding pole for Excelsior.

Fire Department Scranton Cumberland Hose Company Liberty Niaeora Excelsior Cumberland Providence Phinney Green Hidge Relief Petersburg James G Bailey Pice P. J. Hickey Durr Burns Zeidler Kity Weasel Gordon Flanaghan Reese Joseph Phillips Niagara North End Polce Valentine Birtley Liberty Company Birtley William Eldridge Niagara Company Eldridge Excelsior Hose House Oak Street Michael May Ite F Michael Clark Thomas Duggan M. J. Walsh Nelson Green Ridge General Phinney Engine Company Delaware and Hudson Relief Company George Farber Ecity Laula Farber Jacob Freas Reef Company E. F. Wenzel Falley Fred Durr Fire Department Committee of Select Council Common Council Fire Department Excelsior Company

Watchman Crittenton Delivers Final City Sermon

Evangelist Charles N. Crittenton preached his last city sermon at the armory on the theme Watchman What of the Night He urged souls to seek Jesus as the light of the world and moved among the crowd at the prayer meeting led by Mr Wallace, guiding many to the mercy seat.

Charles N. Crittenton Armory Elm Park Church Mr. Crittenton Jesus Crittenton Wallace

Lenahan Keogh Nuptials in Norwich

Dr. Frank Lenahan of Wilkes-Barre married Miss Elizabeth Keogh, formerly of this city, now of Norwich, on yesterday morning in Norwich. Best man was M. L. Donnelly of Pittston. bridesmaid was Teresa Lenahan. After a reception they leave for a Thousand Islands trip and will reside on Sullivan Street, Wilkes-Barre. Present were Joseph and Jerome Keogh, Patrick Lenahan, and many Lenahan and Lynch family members.

Frank Lenahan Wilkes-Barre Elizabeth Keogh Norwich M. Li. Donnelly Pittston Teresa Lenahan Thousand Islands Sullivan Street Messie Joseph Jerome Keogh City Patrick Lenahan James L. Lenahan Charles Lenahan Teresa Agnes Nellie Lenahan John T. Lenahan William Lenahan Charles McHush John Lynch E. A. Lynch Wilkes-Parre

Rate for Lehigh Valley round trip to Philadelphia set for Saengerbund

Fare for the National Saengerbund meeting in Philadelphia from June 21 to 22 is posted with tickets on sale at all Lehigh Valley offices June 19 to June 24. Express through Pullman sleeping and parlor cars and day coaches, good for return June 6. Also includes a health ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills.

Philadelphia Lehigh Valley Railroad National Saengerbund Lehigh Valley Pullman

Frothingham suit for $10000 over false imprisonment heard

Attorney D B Replogle sues Arthur Frothingham for damages after a 1895 arrest over an alleged embezzlement charge. Alderman Millar and constable testimony detail repeated hearing delays. Trial covers alleged collateral security and an alleged motive linked to a theater lease. The Arcade Fileworks case and Von Storch dispute also outline within this session.

D. B. Replogle Arthur Frothingham Edwarda Replogle Frothingham Millar Replogie Embez Lowry J. Frank Siegel Professor Siegel Sheriffs Office Torrey Olver Lone of America J. A. Hopewell Providence Register W. C. Tunstall Register of Wills Henry T. Koehler

Walton Held on Counterfeit Charge in City Police Court

Thomas Walton, a North End man, is held in $1000 bail after being charged with passing counterfeit coin. The arrest stemmed from a Monday night incident in the Hub on Spruce Street where an organ grinder reported Walton swapped a counterfeit silver dollar. Walton faced the officer in charge and awaits commitment to the county jail or release in the event of bail default.

Thomas Walton North End Walton A. J. Colborn United States John Mott Spruce Street Chief Robling Ideuteramt Davis Dyer

Died In Branton Scranton and Philadelphia Notices

Obituary notices from Branton Philadelphia Scranton list Leander Finch Barbara Graham Mary Holmes and Lewis Young with ages and funeral details including dates June 14 1897 locations East Benton River Street Meylert Avenue Penn Avenue and Pittston Avenue Cemetery services set for midweek and next day at various residences and churches

Holmbes Scranton Mary Holmes P. J. Holmes Meylert Avenue

Bauer’s Band Excursion Draws Big Crowd From Wilkes-Barre

Bauer's band led a large crowd from here and Wilkes-Barre to Mountain Park for a gala outing. Alexander's band joined the Wilkes-Barre delegation and throughout the day there was varied music with joint concert numbers as a highlight.

Bauer Wilkes-Barre Mountain Park Alexander

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Oxford City Notes Arigone Lowiahort Niles Jane 1B Wancitta Rebekahlo Bre L. B. Finch Capouse Avenue Emma I. Y Or N. G Annie J. Brurg & Sec Beecham Frank Cobb Mr. Cobb West Market Street Michael Healey James Hopkins Hopkins Cumberlands MR. Zeidler Hood F. P. Price D. B. Replogie Palse Sons of America Arenade T. F. Leonard von Storch MR. Replogle Mr. Aplogle J. S. Roesler Mr. Frothingham Heplogle Susquehanna County Mra Connell-Crippen Hopewell Koehler Democratic City Committee MR. Hopewell Register Archbald Mr. O'Brien Mr. Ross Arigon Ferdinando Pasquale Gellott A. Gellott Italy Arcade Ellen Sawyer William Ferdinand A. B. Dunning, Jr John Vaughn L. FR. Wint Carrington von Storch H. F. Atherton Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Abel Bennett William and Godfrey von Storch Ferdinand and William von Storch Gunster Crrins Mall China Hall Wyoming Avenue Crockery Say Ark Rexford Co Lacka, Ave Lackawanna Ave D. I. Phillips Linden Street Board OP Trade Building Dwanton, Pe Vertigat Len Lackawanna 417 Avenue Scranton, Pa
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