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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1897

Page

3

Local Residents Planning Extended Western Trip

CG Patterson of Priston visits this city. Hawley friends and relatives in Alva and Maifield include Elizabeth Doersam Annie Hi Bixler and Mrs Porner. Prof Z M Hanes of Second Presbyterian plans a journey to Washington Atlanta New Orleans and California with stops in Denver St Louis and Chicago. The group aims to spend much time at Southern California resorts.

CG. R. Patterson Priston Minn Izabeth Doersam Hawley Friends Alva Annie Hi Bixler Maifield Mradl. Swarts Pitteton Weenie Z. M.hanes Ormantat Second Presbyterian Church Lestery Promina Carty Avuthwaotero Ni Hice Mer Porner

New Road Route Proposed to Cross Delaware Lackawanna Lines

A ceremonial visit by Mavi alley and associates explored a crossing point for a new road to Chinchilla. The plan would pass above or below the railroad and connect with West Market Street near Winond Street, with an estimated cost of 4000 to 5000 dollars.

Mavi Alley Powter Chinchilla A. B. Panning William Chappell William Streeter Norman Leach Abington Adn Delaware, Lackawanhk Legmett's Creek Tute West Market Street Winond Phil Hips

Iaxative Promo Quinine Tableta Refund Offer

All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. The notice markets the product as a healer, promising satisfaction with a money-back guarantee.

Striking Factory Girls Queried as Freeman Denies Understanding

Reporters questioned Mrs Freeman of the Freeman overall factory Gould building about a strike among workers. She denied any agreement with strikers and said the public and press should not meddle. Workers outside claimed some scabs were present and insisted they came to see the scene.

Freenman Overall Gould Building Mra. Freeman Gf Biiehanston Loule BK Fireweman Gevdining Preeman Mrs. Freeman Freeman

Unclear Case Notes: Dapersons Involved With Damaged Trial

A fragment indicates a defendant was harmed and a decision in the case of others was reserved, leaving court outcome unfinished.

Tus Dleharmed

Lehigh Valley and Morgan Influence Stir Anthracite Trade

Aged rumors in the Commercial Advertiser describe Lehigh Valley Railroad and J Molgan & Co arranging a general adjustment of debts while the Packer estate trustees fund the estate for years. Morgan interests are said to be central, with Reading securities being issued and a push to harmonize rival coal interests to limit competition.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Company J. Molgaun & Co Eads Packer Lehiah Valley New York Cirelas Jimer Northern Pacific Securities WP. Morgan & A Drewding Valles Lackawannia Delaware and Hudson Jems Morgan Intuminatia Antiraelte Athers

Inspection of the Thirteenth Regiment Company Impresses Inspectors

The Thirteenth regiment company passed annual spring inspections led by Major W. Millar and Adjutant Teesetoerital. Captain J. Kambeck received praise for the unit’s status. A new outpost air disturbance occurred last night but will be mastered before camp. Noncommissioned officers also underwent inspection.

Millar Kinkeade Inameetor Inspectus J. W. Kambeck Chimpany G. Montrose

Carnegie rails deal shifts steel order to Sparrows Point

A Harrisburg report notes an arrangement where Carnegie supplies steel billets to the Pennsylvania Steel Company for rails, at $14 per ton less than Steelton costs. In exchange all Carnegie rails for water shipments will be rolled by Pennsylvania Steel at Sparrow's Point, with a $20,000 order moved from Steelton to Sparrow's Point.

Harrisburg Carnegie Pennsylvania Steel Company Steelton Pennsylvania Steel Compunity Sparrow's Point Mal Bwaurruw

Amusements at the Academy of Music and Davis Theater

Caroline Miskel Hoyt stars in A Contended Woman at the Academy of Music with a Denver setting and a nonpartisan suffrage theme. The Boy Tramp continues at Grand Opera House with strong performances from Neuville and Mme. Neuville. Davis' theater also presents a program from the Hijon theater company, Binghamton, with positive notices.

Caroline Miskel- Hoyt Academy of Music Charles Hoyt Denver Hoyt Neuville Mme. Neuville Hkenister Wheellig W. Va Davis’ Theater Hijon Theater Binghamton Maniger Davis

Mayor Campbell Fined for Drunken Disorderly Court Scene

A large crowd gathered in Bowling Green police court as Mayor Campbell imposed a $1 fine plus costs on himself for drunkenness. He was carried to the police station drunk and placed with other prisoners, sparking citizen indignation and calls for his removal.

Bowling Green Campbell Pollice

Police court notes mix drunken arrests and a sparrow shoot

In Lackawanna Avenue a 9 year old boy was discharged to his miner father after charity referral. Nellie Mitchell and Ines Pubromain were arrested for drunkenness on Penn Avenue and fined by Mayor Filley. Michiel Gaughan 3 years old was fined 8. An agent arrested for drunkenness was discharged. An all day sparrow shoot was announced for Scranton Driving Park on March 17 with entrance $7 and prizes totaling 100 dollars.

Arthur Tavis Lackawanna Avenue Morteny Pollow Court New Street Associated Charities Nellie Mitchel Scranton Driving Park Scranton Haa

Jealous schoolboys erupt in courtroom echo at alderman’s office

Alderman Howe’s room hosted a juvenile hearing after Samuel Hogenberg, 11 or 12, was struck by four classmates from No. 6 school. The girl companion of Samuel testified, and William Muffley Charles and Harry Murray plus Walter Rotus faced ten child witnesses and local teachers and the janitor observed. Lawyers Bourke for the defense Hoyle for the prosecution.

Alderman Howe Samuel Hogenberg No. 6 Adige An Gonpanion Echogs Rosenberg Samuel William Muffley Charles Harry Murray Walter Rotus Heskes KK. J. Bourke Frank Hoyle Ite

Court Adjourns as Applicant Licenses Await Decision

Remonstrances against Charles J. Lee's hotel license are reviewed as court adjourns to Saturday when the list of licenses granted will be announced. Trials reveal bond objections, remonstrances from Hampton Street church, and a push for a new bond.

Charles Lee Waverly Cour’ Pe BK. A. Firesimmons Hamptnm Hampton Street Howards Davis & Rad- Wilds Laverly Charles J. Lee Warren Lathrope Lee BB. M. Fiveen Holwate Gout Pahey B. A. Jermyn Ayahba Wolock WJ Kienk

Prize Ring Rules Printed for Corbett Fitzsimmons Match

The document from New York dated March 10 details Marquis of Queensberry boxing rules for the world heavyweight title bout to be fought on March 17 in a full 12 foot square ring. It outlines rounds of three minutes with one minute rests, knockdowns, referee authority, and ring conditions including no outside seconds and stopping for interference.

Uly London Tod Opper Hinks Queensberey Cates Fitzsimmons Martin Julien Pam Palo Polo Junie Julian Fitustim Hever Corbett Siler Toney Delaney White AMD Carsin Nev Muarch Gieorge Siler Queensbury Silers James Oh Robert Putvelinmotns Marquis of Kineh

Secretary Smith Signs Extradition for Frank Butler

Washington March 1 Secretary Smith signed extradition papers sending Frank Butler to Australia to face murder charges. Australian officers requested his delivery as Butler is held in Bun.

Washington Shermith Frank Butler

Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted As Safe Permanent Remedy

A vintage advertising notice touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe permanent treatment for all forms of piles including itching, rectal discomfort, and protruding piles. It claims instant relief, no drugs, and broad physician support, with testimonials across the United States and price at one dollar per package. Breacham's pills are also recommended.

Alany Chine Albion Mich United States

Renford's Store Improves Goods and Prices

Glad to say our store and methods improve daily with better values for all. The crockery department touts cheaper domestic ware and discounted 10 piece dinner sets from 0.50 to 8.50 per set. Leather goods belts and new harness buckles arrive with fresh shades while the jewelry department offers new items at updated prices. 303 Lackawanna Avenue.

Special sale on damask patterns and napkins

Arrived stock offers designs such as Carnathon Pansies Pond Lilies Clover Leaves Maple Oak Leaves Show Drops Cluster Spots and more. Prices include 65¢ 1.25 1.00 2.00 2.25 1.75 4.50 with a large assortment of higher priced goods at reduced rates.

Toarnersi

Remarkable Heart Cure Promised by Local Advertiser

Mrs. Janes Adame of Syracuse reports ten years of heart disease relief after one dose of Dr. Agnew’s Cure for the Heart. She says the remedy stopped dropsy and heart trouble and was sold by Mat Shows Brox.

Janes Adame Syravusa Brox

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