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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1897

Page

4

Deficit, Charities, and Quay Facing Pennsylvania Legislature

Harrisburg June 20 Senator Quay arrives to steer a debt reduction and charity funding plan amid fights over school appropriations and Philadelphia charter reform. Key battles include National Guard funding, corporate charter bonuses, and a state alien tax law to boost revenues and offset a 3.5 million debt.

Scranton Tribune Harrisburg Quay Commonwealth Pittsburg Quayster Philadelphia Appropriations Committee

Tax Deduction Law Takes Effect In July

Fragmentary text describes an act granting employers power to deduct tax from wages for all employees with the law set to take effect in July.

Investigations Near End as House Bills Move Ahead

This week closes several investigations with limited results. The oleo committee will file its report Tuesday while the penitentiaries committee plans to report Wednesday. Senatorial sessions cue up Hamilton road bill and school system distribution measures as lawmakers tally counts of bills in both houses.

Oleo Seyfert Philadelphia James J. Gordon Frank H. Leonard New York Hamilton Road Senate House

Exercises at Bucknell in Baptist church sermon day

Lewisburg June 20 senior class of thirty six attended the Baccalaureate in cap and gown. President John Harvard Harris preached on freedom in Christ and the balance of freedom and authority. Rev G W Folwell delivered the educational society sermon on The Old Old Story citing I Cor. 1 3 4 and stressing the immutable gospel through Christ death burial and resurrection.

Lewisburg Baptist Church John Harvard Harris Freeman of Christ Pennsylvania Educational Society G. W. Folwell South Broad Street Baptist Church Philadelphia Christ

Wages Restored at Pennsylvania Steel Works

Harrisburg June 20 The Pennsylvania Steel Works sees improving outlook with busy shipping department and payroll growth. Rumors of wage changes are confirmed with a 10 percent reduction restoration effective July 1 and a revised tonnage scale for the Bessemer department. All employees to be paid in cash.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Steel Works

Hailstorm Damages Crops and Destroys Bridge

In Huntingdon on June 20 a fierce hail and electrical storm swept the Juniata Valley with heavy rain. Birmingham suffered major destruction including the county bridge being overturned and demolished, with orchards trees and ripe grain destroyed along the storm path.

Huntingdon Juniata Valley Birmingham

Maniac Attack in Altoona Ends with Intervention

In Altoona on June 20 Herman Migke released from the county jailhouse due to presumed recovery violently attacked Mrs. Ausman and a visiting woman at their home. John Ausman arrived and was knocked down before Migke could cause further harm, but was overpowered, preventing murder.

Altoona Herman Migke Gimahouse John Ausman Mre. Ausman Mr. Ausman Miske

Mammoth German American Saengerfest Opens in Philadelphia

The eighteenth annual Northeastern Saengerbund festival opens in Philadelphia with mass male choruses totaling about six thousand voices, a 9,000 child chorus, and multiple mixed choirs. The event runs three days of contests and two days of open air concerts with prize singing and a 5,000-strong audience.

Philadelphia Saengerbund United States Aittle League United Singers Arno Leonhardt Hastings Warwick Hobart Carl Lenz Carl Samana City Federation Samuel Hermann Lierz Washington Park Leonhardt Eleventh Twelfth York Cumberland Streets

Woman jumps from window after fear of husband

Nora Davis 18, wife of James Davis a railroad boiler maker, leaped from a second story Cameron Street window around 4 am. She suffered a broken left arm severe scalp wounds and other injuries. She is at City Hospital. James Davis was later captured in a city brick yard after a long pursuit.

Harrisburg Nora Davis James Davis Pennsylvania Railroad Cameron Street Davin

Slate quarries to close at end of month

Easton June 20 The Northampton Hard Vein company and Theodore Whitesell and Co slate operators at Del Faust have notified their hundreds of men that quarries will shut down at the end of the present month for an indefinite period. The trade is unusually dull this season and many state belt companies face banked orders with no demand, signaling possible further suspensions.

Easton Northampton Theodore Whitesell & Co Delfaust

Counterfeit Tools Found Beneath Allentown Reservoir

On June 4 in Allentown, Water Superintendent Hauch, City Plumber Delly, and Mr Bernard uncovered a hole under a Maple Street reservoir containing counterfeiters’ gear. Two coin dies for cents and quarters, a blow pipe, a gauge, and a leather stray were found.

Allentown Hauch Delly Bernard Maple Street

Local Clubs Vote For Ten Complete Uniforms

The club with the most votes will receive ten complete uniforms including shirt pants cap belt and stockings made to order by C M Florey sporting goods dealer at 22 Wyoming Avenue. Only clubs from Lackawanna Luzerne Wayne Susquehanna Monroe Bradford and Wyoming counties are eligible. The winner is to be announced Saturday June and ballots should be sent to the Sporting Editor The Tribute. Time is short. Start now.

C. M. Florey Sporting Goods Wyoming Avenue Lackawanna Luserne Wayne Susquehanna Muneroe Bradford Wyoming

Tribune Want Ad Sparks Flood of Replies

A well known businessman noted that the Tribune Want Ad drew an immense number of responses, saying the paper was simply deluged with them and urging others to try the same.

Tribune Apv

Wanted: Agents and Patent Attornies Seeks Substantial Pay

Advertisements offer commissions and steady salaries for sales agents and patent-related work. Listings include a Chicago firm seeking a nationwide agent for stock subscriptions and a patent attorney outfit promising $800 prize, 1000 invention list, and high commissions with flexible hours.

Qalramen Tiberal Devans & On Chicago John Wedderreven Poper Washington, T

Rosettes beat River Street Stars 5 to 0 at Cowfield

Baseball brief reports Rosettes defeat River Street Stars 5 0 on Cowfield grounds with team details Batteries for Rosettes listed. Rosettes schedule 10 am challenge and other local games between Seybolts Mills, Athletics, Tycoons and several clubs with upcoming grounds and dates.

Rosettes Riverstreet Stars Cowfield R. Scholl P. Hahn J. Hahn Seybolt's Matthew's Mills Seybolts Tycoons Smith C.ceeeee Hai Simpson Bohl McWilliams Gillern Carbon Street E. Simpson C. Murphy Starlights Petersburg South Side Moses Taylor C. Wagner Puenzle Alumni Park Jermyn St. Thomas College Ilckories Hickories Kirkwood W. Cummings Anatcher Griffin Eerceeee Crescenta Fleetville Club Mayflowers Bellevue Burke Minooka Minookas Lackawannsas Pleave Tribune M. F. Judge Neversweats Will Richardson South Side Stars Young Harmonies Steel Mill the Tribune John Cook South Site Stars

HELP WANTED FEMALES ADVS UNDER THIS MEAD ONE CENT A WORD

Classified blurb shows multiple early 20th century help wanted ads targeting women. Misa M. A. Strubins from Lawrence Michigan offers home work and asks for 2 cent stamp with details. Snyders’ office in Cincinnati and T. Bsnyder & Co advertise female agents and profitable work. Also two energetic saleswomen wanted with guaranteed six dollars a day from HLTA Py Mango Chemical Co in New York.

Twoo Ener- Kelic Mles Hlta Py Mango Chemical Company John Street New York

Man’s Trip to St Louis Ends in Arrest After Brawl

A journey to St Louis for backing devolved into heavy drinking and a carouse with two women. The spree led to a fight and all participants were arrested. Investigators describe a disorderly scene with multiple intoxicated individuals.

St. Louis Puginlate

Interstate nine would boast famed all state baseball lineup

A proposed all state baseball aggregation would draw Michigan's Jim MacGuire as catcher, Missouri's Charley Nichola as pitcher, Massachusetts' Jack Dove at first, Maryland's Dumpling Childe at second, Hugh Jen shings at short, Mansy McGraw at third, Buckeye Delehanty or Al Selbach in left, BLY Lange in center, Mike Tiernan in right, with Tim Hurst as umpire.

Tom Brows Michigan Jim MacGuire Missouri Charley Nichola Massachusetts Jack Dove Mayland Childe Shortielder Hughey Jenshings Pennsylvania New York Mansy McGraw Delehanty al Selbach Ehike

Denver Ed Smith Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in St Louis

Denver Ed Smith, a pugilist in town for a week, was arrested Saturday in St Louis and fined ten dollars for disorderly conduct. Smith remained in custody briefly before posting bond.

Denver Ed" Smith St. Louie Smith

Fatally Stabbed in Middleport Dispute

Alexander Lynch died after a June 20 stabbing by Charles Carpisky in Middleport. Police say Carpisky attacked during a quarrel, Lynch sustaining eight wounds including severe arm injuries. Carpisky was jailed pending trial with no hopes of Lynch’s recovery.

Potteville Alexander Lynch Middleport Charles Carposky Carposky Lynch Carpisky

Hyena Shot and Killed Near Lincoln Park

A report from Edgewater seven miles north of Chicago's courthouse states Jim the escaped hyena from Lincoln Park was shot and killed by the station master. The incident was received this morning.

Chicago Edgewater Court House Jim Lincoln Park

Mad Dog Bites Boy in Phoenixville

In Phoenixville, a rabid dog bit a boy named John Beale after running into town. The dog was killed by Chief of Police Carter. Beale, aided by Mrs. Emery, suffered severe facial and limb lacerations and will be treated for hydrophobia.

John Beale Phoenixville Carter Beale Young Beale Emery

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