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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1898

Page

6

Satterello Faces Theft and Adultery Charges in Allen City

Thorton Satterello, once industrious in Rowton Massachusetts, accuses Vincent Maruttio and an unnamed wife of stealing money and assets after a domestic dispute drove him from home. Police, detaining the couple after a confrontation, report injuries to Satterello and a plan to press adultery and theft charges. The accused remain jailed, awaiting trial as investigators gather more evidence and a camera project is noted in related items.

Rowton Mass Thorton Satterella Thalian Maruttaa Cane Fairhourder Baterelio Howplel Maruttio Minotta Ninth Street Sam Clenthy Sitterelo Alderman Kelly Frank Egle Tallin Howe Jim Chirke Kimnan W D'Elack Moruttio Hele Rn AM Clarke Anh Kelly Latterello Old Mint Forest City Friends of Maruttse Batterelo W. Tanke Wyoming Avenue Ratterello Maruttie Belo Janko

Novel bicycle camera carrier offers on bike stand and foldable setup

A new bicycle mounted camera carrier attaches rigidly to the rear wheel frame with adjustable braces and a built in stand forming a stable horizontal support. It folds compactly for removal and can carry lunches or bags. The device aims to simplify roadside photography for amateur cyclists.

Janis Long Cmera

Donations for Two Months to Hahnemann Hospital Gifts

A lengthy donor roll lists January and February gifts to Hahnemann Hospital including food produce fruit and flowers and numerous household items. Names such as Henry Belin Decker J M Boles Mrs G By Smith and Miss Keelen Gilmore appear among the contributors with items ranging from turkeys oysters and apples to muslin towels and medical supplies. The list notes vegetables fruit preserves magazines furniture and surgical appliances donated for the children s ward and general use.

Henry Belin OW. Coolidge J. M. Boles A. M. Decker G. By Smith E. la Fuller Ew. Jermyn Mary Alattes T. Hi. Watkins MM. Stevens Chetr van Storch Beith Charles Kirkpatrick A. Beranton Tphooke Smith Miss Chimore Mre Theodore Moore A. Pirice Mise Ruecell Chikjmen's Harry Woolkes BB. Woolsey G. Rotterk Mien Cihalys Ortige Mike Mulley Miss Keelen Gilmore Ble Oniitrer Hive Stevens Wiha Childiren Allee Hinniehe Cummings Charles Toberta Hellner Thomas Sureth Lee Lee Credim G. G. Gull W. OB WW. Berry Jolly Mra Everhari Mra. Everhart Charles Wella J. A. Mott Puller T. Fr. Jones H. M. Boles Miss Molies Henry Helin J. T. Howe Second Presbyterian Church Joseph H. Mott Mike Evert Miller Woepeoworth Stevens Mewster Z. W. Caelidge Str. Clark Homes Loemine & Co Nestle Lord

Appeals Set Aside for Eighth Ward Property Owners

The board delayed hearings as the eighth ward assessment rose more than any other area. Few appeals occurred, signaling equitable action by Asst City Assessor BR FL Squiers. Remaining hearings target Twenty fifth ward appeals with real estate dealers and major owners in coming sessions.

Eighth Ward Br.fl Squiers Taree Tewtity

Mennonite Brethren and Christ Convene in Bethlehem

The Mennonite Brethren and Christ convention gathers in Bethlehem with ministers in attendance. Reports from Pennie churches indicate slow progress toward religious reforms and orderly conduct.

Bethlelem Mareh Mennonite Brethren Christ Aity

Lyceum Show Delights Audiences With Revelry and Stars

Readers enjoyed two hours of laughter as the Lyceum stage featured the Sages comedy act and new volunteers. The Academy of Music closes its run with Olivette and Pat Jones, while upcoming bills include Little Lord Fauntleroy at the Lyceum and a French historical play A Secret Warrant with Mantell and Gabrielle.

Lyceum Jeeta Notic Eneneoement Walte Opera Company Acatemy of Music Olivette Pat Jones Hocewwelo Aun Toro Academy of Musi Fauntleroy Hanehie Bath Dorncourt Riobert Mantel W. A. Tremaingne Orleans Mantell Louis de Hooumont Gabrielle Leanne

Sale of Women's Gloves Promises Great Value Today

Illustration of money saving hints at a one day sale of women’s gloves with many other items advertised. The piece touts a rare opportunity and urges readers to visit the store to reap the savings.

Foster

Hearing on New Federal District Bill Turns to Scranton

The Supreme hearing before the House Judiciary Committee examined Collareesman Cothell’s bill to establish a new federal district in Pennsylvania with headquarters at Scranton. Judge Archbald and Judge Watson argued the case, highlighting reduced travel, lower costs, and increased court access for the anthracite region, with stressed support from Congressman Olmstead and local stakeholders.

Ea Ir Nun Henderson Monee of Representatives Cothell Middle District Corail Jewal Fraternity of Scranton Archbild Knapp Collector Penman Fred W. Wleits Geo. M. Watson James H.torrey George M. Watson Archbald Ji Watson Pertsylvania Pittebare James HH Torrey Thie Jus Hee Mrtabarg

Embroideries and Torchon Lace Copies For Sale

Two lots of fine embroideries including val enciennes and copies of Torchon laces offered for sale.

Delegation Sent to Capitol for New Federal Judicial District

Ramuel R. Stenttan reports on March 4 from Washington praising the delegation sent to represent interests in creating a new federal judicial district. He notes harmony among speakers and anticipates a favorable report from the committee handling the bill. Commissioner of Demigration Tenderly is described as attentive to arguments and the delegation is said to have conducted itself well.

Frank Tuntels Lyceum Lila New Order Harry B. Smith Victor Merhert Wronk Daniels Victor Herbert Real Gentionen

Uncertain youth tied to campiny case under Parikh

Report notes Superintendent Parikh hosted a campiny event and turned details over to police. A youth, with an empty bag under bibs, is suspected in a theft or concealment incident. The companion names Abr Patheh and eaapeh fe tie shirkneas appear, while Armstrong denies any involvement or knowledge of identities.

Parikh Campiny Ia Poliewmin Toni Ihibet Abr Patheh Young Armstrong Ible

Kasson Resigns as Deputy Prothonotary Ahead of Alderman Role

Alderman elect Myron G Kasson resigns his deputy prothonotary post. Copeland promotes John F Cummings to chief deputy. John M Williams, son of Councilman Richard H Williams, named to fill vacancy. William Steck, son of Hon W K Beck, joins clerical staff in Moscow office.

Myron G. Kasson Copeland John F. Cummings John M. Williams Richard H. Williams Cummings William Steck Hion W. K. Beck Moscow

Local Drunks Fined in Police Court Amid Night Incidents

Report lists several arrests and fines from the prior night including Henry Grils for drunkenness and fighting, Charles Dhehr and others for drunkenness, with multiple men charged with drunk and fighting. A teen loitering near the Scranton Illuminating Heat and Power power house was held for further hearing.

Pound Penn Avenue Emnnimil Peuter Katine Franklin Avenue Haggerty Eee Lugerne Scranton Iuminating, Heat and Power Company

New Bank Building Planned by Wilkes-Barres Savings and Deposit Co

The Wilkes-Barres Savings and Deposit Banking Company plans a handsome new bank building on the current site in Wilkes-Barre. The structure will be 140 feet long and 223 feet wide, two stories high, with a gray granite front and terra cotta trim. The east wall will be gray brick, the rest red brick.

Wilkes-Barre Bavings and Deppelt Banking Company Wilkes-Barre

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Satterello Boston Lofty Polighest Softiy Hahnemann Hospital Janary Paine Natthews Bros Lacka, Ave Linden Brockie Beery Eid Iddes Hana Mira Kemp Lord Pauntheroy Robert Mantel Jonas Long’s Ihditer the Tribune Archbald Thurman Federn Courts Pittsburg Federal Court Beranton Wayport Br Thetrarg Climyvtead Harrisburg Cowsl Williamsport Heathvburg Olmstead Beran Ain Rotunda March New Story Fashion Pipers Lackawannna Avenue Jonas Loney Myer Davidow Davidow Lackawanna Avenue Kasson Snow THE Weston Mill CO Gorayai Police Court News NEW Bank Florey’s Store Washington Ave DR. Shimberg Spruce Street Hunt & Connecl CO Lackawanna Ava Charles B. Scott Franklin Ave
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