Garney Brown & Co Mfrs Court Note Auk
Garney Brown and Company manufacturers face a court note from Auk. The brief item notes a legal action or filing involving the firm in the Auk region.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1894
Page
3
Garney Brown and Company manufacturers face a court note from Auk. The brief item notes a legal action or filing involving the firm in the Auk region.
In Dunmore M A Taylor retires after nine years as councilman with praise for his public service and labor on local improvements. A G Hagerty is welcomed as his successor and elected President of the council, signaling confidence in his leadership. Also notes visits, farewell parties, Epworth League meeting, and a discussion on humanity's greatest blushing or burden following religious reflection.
The notice urges quick action for a single dollar ninety eight offer on a deluxe encyclopedia. It extols the work as the greatest in literature with a 200 dollar edition and 2000 pages of supplemental material and maps. Subscriptions are limited to 25 days with contracts expiring, and viewing is available at 437 Spruce Street.
A remonstrance with thirty three signatures was filed yesterday opposing hotel licenses for M L Langan of Danmore Sixth ward. It claims the establishment would endanger the community and cites it as a nuisance to travelers. The court may not consider the remonstrance as filing deadlines expire Monday.
Henry Battin, a pavement merchant on Pain Avenue, was thrown from his carriage yesterday afternoon at Pean Avenue and Linden Street when his horse galloped forward. He sustained a broken rib and injuries to his scalp, and fellow resident John Barnes was called to tend him. He was taken home to recover.
Names from Philadelphia New Milford Bloomaburg Wilkes Barre Montregs Pittston and other nearby towns surface as people visited Scranton yesterday. Attys Sher Little Donnelly and others are noted along with several residents spending time in New York Florida Harrisburg and Wilkes-Barre.
A cave in on Swetland Street near North Hyde Park street leaves a two foot sunken road bed of about seventy feet. Mrs. Thompa Dd Johns, 68, Hyde Park, died after two months illness, survived by husband and eight children. Funeral arrangements to be announced. A farewell party for Mr and Mrs Kittle held on Luzerne Street with many attendees. Lovett's Boston stars to perform at Plymouth Congregational Church. Passages note local obituaries, church events, and community notices from the West Side office.
A rock fall and gas explosion at the Richmond mine killed four miners at 11 o clock yesterday. Foreman Holwell perished amid flames while rescuers battled rising water to recover bodies including Thomas Honwei and James Norripy, with others saved or missing. Coroner's jury to investigate the fatal accident.
Vernatile actor Felix Morris delivered a standout program at the Academy of Music last evening. He performed three pieces The Hand of Cards The Vagabond and Moses expertly shifting into distinct characters and earning admiration from a large audience.
The St John’s Father Mathew Society has fitted a gymnasium on the second floor of the hall on Capotine Avenue for members. It attracts many young men since opening and plans to add apparatus over time. You are invited to visit Scranton Cash Furniture Store at 34 and 156 Washington Avenue.
Coroner Jary Saye and officials examined witnesses about the death of 1 year old Willlite Loftua, killed by Scranton Traction car No. 7 on Caponse Avenue near Gibson Street. Motorman Fuller testified the car traveled about five miles per hour. the jury found the child was struck and the car ran too fast for public safety.
Nine board of trade members convened in Minooka as sewer project costs and routes were discussed with city engineers. Plans for street improvements, officer nominations, and a charity picnic were also noted amid local events including a public fight, cemetery concerns, and community notices.
Chief Simpson releases February crime stats showing foreign born and unmarried offenders predominate. Males far outnumber females. drunkenness and disorderly conduct top charges. Total arrests 12. breakdown lists native and foreign born, married and single, with numerous specific offenses and bail results.
A rumor spread in city resorts last night that a man was secretly taken ill at a prominent hotel. Doctors attended him and some thought poisoning, but reports say the man was drunken and not seriously ill. Only one physician saw him.
The Scranton base ball directors held a meeting last night to discuss plans for the coming season. Grounds on Providence road remain a hopeful target and another meeting is set for next Tuesday to settle the grounds question and arrange immediate preparation.
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