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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1896

Page

3

Dentists Convene at Lebanon and Local Weddings Set

Dr J R Fordham attends a dentists convention in Lebanon. At noon Miss Little Cottle of Dunmore will wed Harry Sykes of Green Ridge at the Church of the Good Shepherd. John J Gorman and Miss Muattle will marry at St Peters Cathedral this morning. William Hess and Henry Frehorn sail for Europe for three months. Dr John McGrath, recently graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, returns home on South Washlarton Avenue and plans to locate after a short rest.

J. R. Fordham Lebanon Miss Little Cottle Dunmore Harry Sykes Green Ridge John J. Gorman Penn Avenue Mise Muattle Railroad Avenue St. Peter's Cathedral Wiliam Hess Adams Avenue Henry Frehorn Jefferson Avenue New York Europe John McGrath University of Pennsylvania South Washlarton Avenue Mc«lrath Lfe

Sea Side Ladies Salts Styles Ready to Wear

La dies' salts stylish fine material good workmanship and when you need it we have them ready to wear prices moderate Mears & Hagen.

Moderfle, Mears & Hagen

Vitascope and Vaudeville Show Draw Big Crowds at Frothingham

Large audiences attended the Vitascope and vaudeville performances at Frothingham last night and in matinee. Frank Latona’s musical tramp act drew encores, and Latona with Annie Whitney belong to the League of American Wheelmen visiting Boston. The powers of the Vitascope were praised after another strong display, with repeats planned all week and bicycles checked free of charge.

Frothingham Frank Latona Latona Annie Whitney League of American Wheelmen Boston

Girl Struck by Trolley Fender on Spruce Street

A mute 10 year old girl was struck by a trolley car fender on Spruce Street near Wyoming Avenue while crossing the track. She fell seated and was unhurt. taken to her aunt Mrs. Robbing’s home on Spruce Street.

Spruce Street Wyoming Avenue Penn Avenue

Toni Rafter murder trial opens with Commonwealth case

Witnesses Hosa Keogh and John Jenkins identify Toni as the shooter in the Toni murder case. District Attorney Jones presents a strong first degree murder case while defense attorneys promise further testimony to place Toni elsewhere. Dr Longstreet testifies on bullet wounds and Rafter’s death, with numerous witnesses detailing events at Fallon's and Holland's hotels and Toni’s boarding house.

Commonwealth Toni John R. Jones Hosa Keogh Old Forge John Jenkins Ashley Owl Forge Marter Joseph W. Grown Cregenzgo Ross Keogh Fallon's Cusick John Hayspringer Clyde Park Holland Rafter Onl Office of Justice of the Peace R. Willis Reese Patrick Henry Keogh Mr. Martin Thomas Leyshon Lallakh C. Rafter Lackawanna Hospital John Gallagher 1 Forge Sarah Mafter Minnie A. Rafter Jermyn's Chaft Tont

Campbell in assault case at quarter sessions court

Mr Campbell of the Harrisburg Telegram faced a difficult day before Judge Edwards in an assault and battery trial brought by P F Campbell against Mrs Mary Crownas. Attorney Powderly represented the defendant and ADA John M Harris counseled the commonwealth. The incident followed a street scene near Crow’s residence on Thirteenth Street.

Brown Edwards Campbell Crew Powderly Abs Mra. Crew Patrick Hannick Bernard McTighe William H. Davis William Rosser Joseph O'Brien Commonwealth Richard Manning Susquehanna J. J. Manning Rosser Mr. Davis Frank Matuzas Anthony Gedraytis West Lackawanna Avenue William Yuske Andrew Krouchinos Mr. Campbell Harrisburg Telegram P. F. Campbell Mary Crewnas T. V. Powderly John M. Harris Thirteenth Street Mia Crow

Economy Steam Heat Builds New Power House and Main Line

Economy Steam Heat Company begins laying a main on Lackawanna avenue from Franklin to Cliff streets to serve lower Lackawanna buildings and starts erecting a brick power plant on Cliff street beside Everhart brass works. The 90 by 50 foot six building will house three 200 horsepower Climax boilers totaling 900 horsepower. Combined with the Jefferson avenue plant at 2100 horsepower, the system will distribute steam more evenly. the new station should generate steam by September to meet next winter demand.

the Economy Steam Heat Company Lackawanna Avenue Franklin Avenue Clif Street Cliff Street Everhart Brass Works Jefferson Avenue

Bank charged with usury case in Carmondale court

Daniel Williams of Dunmore sues the Merchants and Mechanics Bank of Carbondale for usury alleging an excess charge of eighteen cents. The case is set for Wednesday in Alderman Wright's court with a possible fine up to $100.

Wright Daniel Williams Dunmore Merchante’ and Mechanics’ Bank Carbondale Williams

Deputy Ryan Ill Ill. Illness Looms Over Sheriff’s Office

A report details Deputy Sheriff Frank Ryan’s serious illness from erysipelas of the face after a prior quinsy attack. Ex Sheriff John J. Fahey temporarily assumed duties as Dr. Burnett attended Mr. Ryan at his Madison Avenue home. doctors expect no immediate fatal outcome.

Frank Ryan Madison Avenue John Burnett Ryan Burnett John J. Fahey Clemons Mr. Ryan

Death on Second Street Aboarder Victim Stephen Vasko

Stephen Vasko 22, a Hungarian immigrant, was found dead in his room at 224 Second Street in a Belmont boarding house. The left breast bore a gunshot wound, a 32 calibre revolver lay in his hand, and a coroner’s jury ruled death by self-inflicted action. Vasko had lived in the country five years and worked at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western shops.

Stephen Vasko Second Street Bilevue Varko Delaware Joseph Kreeke Vasko Lowstreet Daniel A. Gelbert John W. la

Jury Finds Vasko Committed Suicide After Testimony

After hearing testimony the jury at once agreed that Vasko had committed suicide. Patrick Langan Frank McArthur J.T. Connery and L. B. Duhigg were named in the passage as part of the context without adding further factual details.

Basket Meeting in Penn Avenue Church Today

The Woman's Baptist Mission society of the Abington association holds a basket meeting at Penn Avenue Baptist Church with sessions at 10 30 in the morning and 2 in the afternoon. Miss Frances Schuyler of the Women's Home Mission society of Eastern Pennsylvania will speak.

Penn Avenue Baptist Church Woman's Baptist Mission Society Abington Association Frances Schuyler Women's Home Mission Society of Eastern Pennsylvania

Elmhurst Hotel Flag Pole Erected with McKinley Hobart Banner

Thomas Heltheam, proprietor of the Park hotel in Elmhurst, raised a flag pole in front of his hotel and stretched a banner across the street showing portraits of McKinley and Hobart painted by Prof. Wall. The Tribune emphasizes including a colored portrait of the next president, William McKinley, and warns against obtaining it from agents or carriers without the portrait.

Thomas Heltheam Park Hotel Elmhurst McKinley Hobart Prof. Wall The Tribune William McKinley

Bought Too Much We Confess a Shopping Mistake

The store admits overbuying and introduces a new crockery line with excess stock. To even up inventory a sales event offers deeply reduced prices on the surplus lots, urging customers to take advantage before stock runs out.

Dinner Sets in Delft Blue Sell at $12

A sale encourages buyers to consider dinner and tea sets in light blue and Delft patterns priced at twelve dollars. Dozens of other styles are available, with prices not yet consulted for cost.

Delft

Special Lemonade Set Debuts with Gold Trim

A new lemonade service offers a large pitcher and six decorated glasses with delicate gold and pearl trimmings. Priced at less than $2.25 elsewhere, 25 sets are available.

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Scranton Weston Ghitl CO Initiaia G., B. & CO Shumway Washington Ave Russia Goodyear DR. Longstreet Quarter Sessions Court Economy Steam Heat Company Ryan III McGarrah London and Universal Bureau of Investors Cheapside London Fener Pillsbury Stephen Vasho Joseph Kereke Coroper Baptist Missionary Society Basket Penn Avenue Church Crouch Bros. & Beatty Mears Building Will MecKinley and Hobart Banner China All Wyoming Ave M’cann, the Hatter Nog Stetson Agency Rexford’s Lacka. Ave Aylesworth’s Norton’s Lackawanna Avenus Clothiers, Hatters & Furnshers A. E. Rogers Lackawanna Ave Lobb St. Philade
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