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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1898

Page

10

Tragic Collapse Kills 14-Year-Old King on Brooklyn Street

Joseph Hing King son of Mr and Mrs William King was killed instantly yesterday at 9am when the side of a house they were tearing down collapsed burying him under boards and rafters. Local men and bystanders, including Peter McDonough and Timoty Cuthool, assisted in the rescue but life was extinct. He belonged to St Josephs Cadets and was noted for his quiet temper. survived by four sisters and two brothers.

Joseph William King Brooklyn Street Murdock King House Peter McDonough Andrew Devine Timoty Cuthool Patrick Kilhulen King Hila Gallagher W. A. Nealon J. A. Kelly St. Joseph's Cadets Dominick Judge Mre Thomas Gaffney Bridget Laura King Thomas Edward King

Harmony Prevails in Finishing Council Meeting

A quorum met with Mr Brink presiding as Chairman Pate was absent. Final readings approved ordinances establishing a grade on South Main and Eighth Avenue, sewer on Spring and Seventh, and appropriations for the new fiscal year, all passing smoothly with one more post-year session anticipated.

Pate Brink South Main Street Eighth Avenue Spring Street Seventh Avenue

Benefit concert for Carbondale Hospital flops in concert hall

A benefit event at the opera house for Carbondale hospital drew very small audiences despite a meritorious program by Professor Higgins of New York and local talent. Ticket prices were fair and the cause worthy, but attendance was disappointing and, after expenses, likely little if any net gain.

Opera House Professor Higgins New York Carbondale Hospital

Higgins Bound Over For Court On Resist Offense

James Higgins faced court after an incident Monday night when Constable Gilby was assaulted while trying to arrest him for fast driving. Higgins was fined $5 and costs and ordered to furnish $300 bail for his appearance to answer the resisting an officer charge.

Gilby James Higgins Ijunnels Higgins

Pioneer City Castle celebrates first anniversary in Carbondale

Tonight marks the first anniversary of Pioneer City Castle No. 205 Ancient Order Konsehts of the Mystic Chain with an entertainment dance and supper in the W. W. Watt building. It is expected to be a large sodal event with delegates from Petersburg No. 68 Providence No. 48 and Scranton No. 1787 attending.

Pioneer City Castle Konsehts W. W. Watt Carribondale Petersburg Providence Scranton

Blanchard Placed Under Bail After Alleged Assault

Daniel Blanchard of Seventh Avenue was placed under bail to keep the peace and appear in court. His wife is the complainant, with the couple having a history of discord and an eventual separation. The alleged assault followed their drift back together.

Daniel Blanchard Seventh Avenue Acen Ageault

Local notice on Dr. K R Hampton birthday

Dr Hampton celebrated his eightieth birthday at his Scranton home yesterday. Mr and Mrs J W Dimock visited the Electric City to honor the occasion. Hampton walked with ease and retained keen mental faculties during a recent city visit. Nathan Pethick is improving his Park Street dwelling. esttage prayer meeting wag has best.

KR. Hampton Scranton J. W. Dimock Electric City Dr. Hampton Nathan Pethick Park Street Esttage

Evening Gatherings and Local Travel Notes

Social visits flow through the city with Mrs D W Humphrey and J Berry at Mrs William Edgar in Providence. Mrs Merete Butler hosts a reception for daughter Mrs I K Trickey of Boston as visitors Mr and Mrs Thomas Burke from Ottawa stay in the city. Mike Migita Don returns today after visiting sisters. L A Hassett and Mrs Charles T Coere with Beesie from Reno visit during temporary Trinity parish rectorate. The Cycle club meets tonight to discuss changing quarters as rent rises twenty five percent.

Cook Mickett Street D. W. Humphrey J. §. Berry William Edgar Providence Merete Butler Canaan Street I. K. Trickey Boston Thomas Burke Oncott Thin City Mike Migita Don Nineveah L. A. Hassett New York Charles T. Coere Beesie Renova Mr. Coere Trinity Pariah

Death of Lewis M. Reese and town club notices

Lewis M. Reese died after a lingering illness at age 48. He is survived by his wife and seven children and will be buried at Forest Home cemetery after a service at the family home. The Taylors Grays Hotel Ballery will organize for the coming season with a meeting at 7 p.m. at T. Univile yivery. The Taylor Dramatic club, recently reorganized, will begin business at Pavia cash store this evening. The club promises strong talent and local pride. The Tribune office is in the Cobleigh building with E.G. Evans in charge. Stores will close this evening. residents should shop early. Mr and Mrs John B. Neeley visited friends in Olyphant. The Price Library association holds its regular meeting tonight. Thomas M. Davis of Malin street visited relatives in Bellevue. Taylor lodge No. 482 Knights of Pythias meets tonight in Reese's hall. Aaron Fern, son of Superintendent and Mrs William H. Fern, is seriously ill. Mrs Reese W. Reese visited Hyde Park yesterday. The board of health will meet this evening for re organization. Miss Annie Lewis of Hyde Park visited friends here Monday.

Lewis M. Reese Forest Home Taylors Grays Hote Ballery T. d. Univie Taylor Cramatic Club Pavia Taylor Tribune Cobleigh Tocal E.G. Evans Somorton Evenirne John BR. Neeley Olyphant Price Library Association Thomas M. Davis Malin Street Bellevue Taylor Lodge Knights of Pythias Reese's Hall Aaron William H. Fern The Archbald Reese W. Reese Friends Hyde Park Board of Health Annie Lewis

Peruna credited by editor Powell for curing chronic catarrh

Editor W T Powell of Clarenton Ohio recounts severe bronchitis and catarrhal fever last February. He claims three bottles of Peruna relieved lung pain cough and breathing issues and asserts he has felt better since, while promoting a Hartman book on chronic catarrh and the Peruna Drug Manufacturing company in Columbus Ohio.

Hartman W. T. Powell Clar Ineton Ohio Powell the Independent Perura Drug Manufacturing Company Columbus

Eighteenth anniversary campfire of G A R Post 218

Chaplain T D Swartepost G A R Post 218 marks its eighteenth anniversary with a Moscow hall campfire on Wednesday March 16. Delegations from Scranton and county posts will speak along with Rev S Guy Snowden D W Powell and others. Music by H H Tyler and Martins male quartette. Supper served 5 to 7 pm by Ladies of the WRC. Admission free. Also notes on the Rebeckahs entertainment, Rene Depew quilt winner, and local visits by Ruth Gardiner Charlee Labar.

T. D. Swartepost Pennsylvania F. Hall Moscow Pal Scranton Guy Snowden D. W. Powell H. H. Tyler Binghamton Martin Rupper WRC Rene Pepew Walter Depew Ruth Gardiner Wyoming Seminary F. B. Gardiner Charlee Labar Anna Labar

Financial report of Lackawanna County tax collectors 1897

The document presents receipts disbursements and condition of finances and accounts of the State and county Tax Collectors for the fiscal year ending January 3 1898. It details balances outstanding expenditures and revenue streams with formal accounting language suitable for a public records summary.

Receipts and Disbursements of County Measurers and Tax Funds

The record lists receipts by County Measurers TL Behadt from county and bridge tax ye cutes sale of bonds and other sources, and disbursements from general county accounts. It details urban and state expenditures including advertising auditing lunacy and reformatory care, taxes refunded, burial expenses, and riot-related costs with totals and series numbers.

U and Bridge M. F. Bando Rowan Abington Wrovens Clare Bupe Voovese Jaquor Tho Ass F. H. Clemons D. McSweeney John Demuth Covasas Elks Creeees Renen Meeweeere Fene Sheen Beeen & Eeeetesmalssseas Eeense Cerane Eeneean City Institute Eecenne Seenee Esses Eeeten Wes Cape

For Rent Ad Promises Better Reach Than Placards

A Tribune classified line argues that a single Tribune FOR RENT advertisement yields broader exposure and better results than one hundred placards. The notice emphasizes efficiency and wider audience.

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