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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1894

Page

3

Century Driver Kneller Earns Permanent Appointment Hopes

Edward Kneller, driver for Century, praised by fire department committees and city officials for efficient work. During the Davies and Griffin fire, he set a steady stream within seven minutes after the second alarm, outperforming some first alarm companies. Friends urge County officials to appoint him permanent foreman of Century and Brass.

Edward Kneller Century’s Davies & Griffin’s Canturyn Kueller Conncila Oman Brass

Disorderly conduct arrest linked to Franklin county resident

Daniel Ragan age 62, of Franklin County, N.Y., was arrested by Officer Matthews and brought before Alderman Storr on a disorderly conduct charge yesterday. He was ordered to leave the city within one hour. The page also notes mixed local notices including church improvements, market advertisements, and social events.

Firat Ward Appropriation Expended On Street Repairs

The Firat ward authorities report efficient use of their street repair funds over two years. Instead of a foreman, Jobler supplies all appliances for street work, with Rows and Olden supervising. Plows scrapers and carts are purchased, and results are praised. At Guertsey.

Firat Rows Olden Jobler

Court House News Notes From Wandling and Nearby Courts

Court actions include appointing viewers to vacate and assess damages in Jefferson township and to inspect New York arrest evasion. Emma Golbert appeals a conviction via writ of certiorari. Borough ward divisions discussed in Jeknon City with hearings on Twelfth ward arbitration. Hotel licenses transferred and a habeas corpus case for John Chease continues. Marriage licenses granted to Patrick.

Congregational Church of Wandling Jo, Taverance G. Dorsey Kohnatamm Jefferson Township Charles Koempel Thomas H. Kelly Charles F. van Nott Nsveal New York Emma F. Golbert Alderman Pont Sunday Inn Common Pleas Court

Legal Argument Continues in Central Pennsylvania Trial

The Scranton and Carbondale parties appear in a central Pennsylvania case as Judge Archbold prepares to charge the jury. Attorneys Warren and Price delivered long arguments, with the proceedings spanning most of the day.

Boland Elian Morag Scranton Bird McMullen Fancio d. Shuljtz Carbon Iinic Martin J. Dolphin Archbald Nyeltin Surdwal Carbondato Joseph McNally Mary Pinnerty D. B. Hand Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Company Atator Everett Warren Th Price Archbold

New Weekly Paper The Critic To Debut On West Side

A new weekly paper to be issued next Saturday named the Critic will be published by the West Side Publishing company under the management of John Courier Morris. The paper aims to oppose high claw family papers and promote what is right regardless of creed.

John Courier Morris Critic West Side Publishing Company Morrishan

Local Notes Bring Ills Travel and Church Excursions

David Lewis of Spring Street is seriously ill. Ira T. Brown has returned from Newfield, ND. The May month church excursion is planned for July 1st. Schools will close Friday for hot humid weather. James Powell resigns as clerk at Mears’ Kiora. Adeline Davies of Wilkes-Barre visited relatives. Arthur Wiggion of West Point visited family. Howard Davis of Peekville returned from a visit with friends. Mrs A Towksbiry of Sweetland Avenue visiting in Plat N.Y. William Bignell of Philadelphia and Tane Davis of New York are away. Mike Cora Jans of Tonlhamool is home from a visit with friends. Miss Mead and Annie Pootherby of Kingston spent yesterday with relatives. Mrs T Green of Seattle is the aunt. Mrs Wallintia Pring of South Maple Avenue inia the infant child of Mr and Mrs Androw Tokorson of Grant Avenue died yesterday. The funeral will be this afternoon with interment at Wardburn Street cemetery. Davis Oweys, teaching at Mine M. Couse Williams’ team at No. 14 school, took pupils to Bald Mountain Saturday. A pleasant journey with the Let Thy Some school of the First Welsh Congregational church will hold Children’s Day exercises next Sunday afternoon under Roger Evans. The church will run an excursion to Lake Ariel on July 12. The marriage of Wed. Tedve of North Hyde Park Lane and Ligelo Parry of Bromley Avenue will take place this afternoon at St Agonio Presbyterian Church. Rev. S. G. Jones will perform the ceremony.

David Lewis Spring Street Onaly Ira T. Brown Newfield James Powell Mears' Kiora Mixa Adeline Davies Wilkes-Barre Arthur Wiggion Wort Point Howard Davis Peekville Friande His Mra Uh. A. Towkesbiry Swetland Missen Mead Annie Pootherby Kingston Epent T. Green Seraettie Ate Aira Wallintia Priog Routh Male Avenue Inia Childefl Androw Tokorson Grantavenue Wardburn Davis Oweys M. Couse Williams No. 14

Miss Hobbs Visits Kin Township Brother In Ont

Community notes report Miss Clarissa Hobbs of Kington Ontario visiting her brother O M Moblin. The Sporting club of Minooka plans its first grand social on June 27 at Tepperanow hall. A party hosted by Mike Annie Lovering in Greenwood features notable locals from Scranton and Minooka. Local groups organize a picnic and social for the twenty fifth of this month with arrangements by Anhey Order Tibern inna.

Clarissa Hobbs Kington Ont O. M. Moblin Magee Connelly Misa Kato Prienss Maplestreet South Side Sans AY Sporting Club Minooka Tepperanow Hall Y. ML Balleloh Dashera Old Forge Young Mei Sanday Pondine Mike Annie Lovering Greenwood Scranton Anehay Order Tiberninna Board of America Wall Picnic Vt Minooka Grove

Foranten'a Buntnone Tatarosta introduces a new city portrait edition

A newspaper notice describes an upcoming binding edition surveying lending, banking, manufacturing and professional interests in Soranten. It claims unique portrayal of local theories, with portraits of citizens and a boost to civic image, inviting notices from residents. The document also notes a recital by Ming Nelila Albright and performances by W T McDougal, highlighting a cultural program.

Soranten En Weinity Scraiten Lirge

Local Notables News and Upcoming Weddings and Travels

A jumble of notices: John Dyer of Ennenn Mo engaged to be married in Scranton street. Ivy Mahon to wed at St Patrick's in Olyphant. editor EF Hrose in town from Montrose for conferrences. Clare and Georgy Brooks travel to Ithama for Cornell graduation. Mayor Connell and Mrs Connell head to New York with Dr and Mrs A Z Connell. Franklin Miller begins summer with Attorney Gardner. Major and Mrs Everett Warren sail to New York for England and the continent to rest after busy service. several others planning travel and weddings across the region.

N. EF. Hrose Havelay Tine Montrose Msahir Williiam Mahon St. Patrick's Church Olyphant City Traunier G. Brooke Ara Brooks Mere William Clare Ithama Georgy Brooks Cornell Connell New York Amorrow A. Z. Connell Frank Mra Warron England

Children's Day Observances Highlight Local Churches

Children’s Day services filled Welah Congregational, Methodist and Baptist churches with large crowds and varied programs. Choirs led by Prof David D. Lewis and William Linney performed choruses and anthems, while youngsters recited poems and solos. The day also featured notable tributes to long time Sunday School superintendent G W Millar as his cross grave marker was placed.

William Linney Mary Davis Holy City G. W. Millar Millar

Double Frame House Fire Destroys Prospect Place Structure

A fire last evening at Prospect Place destroyed a near completion double frame house being erected by Bert Davies. Smoke appeared at 51 and quickly drew fire crews from Liberty Niagara Excelsior Cumberland and General Poloney. Davies could not explain the origin while onlookers speculated children may have started the blaze. The building was insured.

Prospect Place Bert Davies Scone Libwrty Niagara Excelsior Cumberland Poloney Davies

Society News and Local Notices From Yesterday

Evening events at the WAI on Sanderson, marriage rites for Miss Gertrude Kelllow and T Wallace Lowri, with misdelivered election notices and omitted Children’s Day reports. Alderman Morin issues a warrant for Patrick Marin in a larceny case, bail set, court details. Reports on a party at West Market and a preacher Willian visiting the valley with tours in Jermyn Kingston and Watervill.

North End Morin Lnsttten Patrick Marin Marin Wldortiin Polader Dian Eostix Waa Defadit Nort Bad Mics Ohnra West Market Asalitatta Cara Eiremistin Roworth Willian North Ward Jermyn Donte Kington Watervill N.Y Tabernacle Hyde Park

Weekly Mortality Report Summary In City

Official weekly mortality report shows typhoid fever one death scarlet fever one diphtheria one measles sixteen total deaths from all cancer twenty five. Secretary Briggs notified treasury to send report for examination by the United States Marine Hospital bureau. Large falling off in cases reported.

Briggs Board of Health Hse Secretary of the Treasury of the United States United States Marine Hospital Bureau

Daily measles cases and decline in malignant diseases

The report notes the daily number of measles cases and the probability of malignant diseases subsiding, though not rapidly, indicating a cautious improvement in public health trends.

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