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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1897

Page

5

City Notes From a Scranton Page Listing Local Meetings

The grand jury plans to present this week’s work to court this morning. A meeting for the Medal of Honor committee is set for tomorrow afternoon in Mayor Bailey’s office, with a public gathering tonight at Hulbert’s hall on Wy(e) avenue. An audience will hear John H. Tree speak on the Heweue mission. a ten-person party from MooH. Wood attends the Academy of Music event. The inquiry court resumes with Judge Mdweards presiding. Several local incidents include trespass charges against Rhodes, a ten-day county jail sentence, and upcoming marriage licenses for Hughes and Crook and others. The Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association will meet Saturday at 1 pm to nominate officers and plan activities. A suit involving the Wlyphant Lomber Co. continues, and Sam Worrest’s visit and performances are noted. An art exhibition for the Green Midwebrary is announced for next week, with John Brainard among participants and a formal opening Tuesday evening.

Bailey Wilennvon Hulbert's Wye Avenue Dino Weht Mhunt John H. Tree Iin Ie Dian Ware Tuckiwanna and Western Railroad Ti TeHow Employen Mooh Wood Megorge & Conwell Academy of Music Mdweards Chee Israel Ross Abiaham Lekhinet Thomas Hughes Sarite Crook Kline Francesco Motelli May A. Carbo Tdunmore Aeeachi Tian Bourd Monttoal Youn Arthur Frothinghim Nis Attownes Milton W. Lowey Lyme Gibwen Jones Meredith Be Jones Howsenald Boole Wlyphant Lomber Peoples Mutual Live Brook Maauranes Company Aduiniy Pienie Perlor Tarriotupe Tve Wilket-Barre Boat of Trade Scranton John Brainard Witck

Prominent Scranton Citizen James Blair Dies at Home

James Blair who built wealth through railroads banks and real estate died at his Scranton residence. He was aged nearly 90, had lived in Scranton since 1858, and left an estate valued around 1.5 million. Blair directed the Lackawanna and Western railroad and served as a longtime director of the First National Bank. He leaves two daughters and several sons and was active in local civic life. Burial will be in Dunmore cemetery after services at First Presbyterian Church.

Fie Felvideve National Bank Hodrlehing Sinere United States UMTS Jon J. Bhar Stilts Dues Bal Belaways, Lackiwaninh and Western Railroad Binghamton Croan and Cowl Gon Ell Pies Chew James Mees Logan Othe Panter Bhlly Dutmore Hough Atwis Oelock Ih. A. Coursen Mre J. A. Lines Mr. Blal Mra Aira A.M. Bal Yaphiderigeo Low Mina Hanon Moses Taylor Hospital Mlades bin Wnese John d. Blatt Bbaletuwi M. Blair Reuxville Thom James Platy Acrantan Savings Bank Dink Harmedy Delawit Lackawanna and Western Rilrood Lackawanna Tram and Sleep Company Dickson Manufacture Mr. Hlaly Warren Sussex County John Markshorn Pefine Conmie Scranton Blaly DeliWwart, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Yalvoud Sioux City Pinehto Waitead Missouri Valley Northwestern Yystem Ware First National Bank Aili Bish Eligabeth Lackee Miss Lacke Captain Lacke Lode Milton Lowke Anetin Eh Borunton Juons Sole Lanaretta White Oilwell Couper Alii Wilett Jato A. Linen Piet Nathonal Bank Chaplets Valade Mass Phade Margaret Melttines Davies Besdali Dndsie Mir Masa Atie Ragere Jude Cpeda Josie

Mantell In Monbars at Academy of Music Benefit

Robert Mantell presented a fine benefit performance at the Academy of Music last night for the Green Ridge Wheelmen and bicycle enthusiasts. Mantell starred with Alan Charlotte Behrens in Monbarre, delivering a romantic drama with vivid localization and strong supporting turns from the company.

Robert Mantell Academy of Music Audieret Mantell Dane Teowin Monbare A Mantell Alan Charlotte Behrens Og Dione Te Hai

Gas Price Cut Announced by Scranton Cae and Hyde Park

The Scranton Gas and Water Company and Hyde Park Gas and Water Company say gas will cost 125 per thousand cubic feet starting April 1. Discounts apply: five percent for monthly consumption below a stated threshold and ten percent for higher usage if bills are paid by the 20th of the month.

Scranton Cae and Water Comany Hyde Park Gas and Wuata Company al Wmy

Local Business Notices and Advertisements Fragment

Fragmentary trade notices list Redieed Coal Nay Avge Park Cafe Kap stove and Chestnut with price 2.50 and contact details 3TLE Steam Heating and Plumbing P F M T Howley 01 Wyoming Ave. White Envelopes for 1Te at Se Store 625 Lacka Ave Tailor John Ross 7 Spruce Street.

P. F M. T. Howley Wyoming Ave Lack A. Ave

Jealous neighbor standoff ends with gunfire near Edgerton

In a morning confrontation at a gate near Jevivyn, Thomas Barlett of Edgerton drew a gun after ordering neighbor Philp Powan to stay away. Powan was wounded by Buckshot but survived as Barlett’s shot grazed Bowdan’s face, preventing murder. Authorities say Powan’s aggression led to the confrontation and Barlett acted to defend himself.

Philp Powan Thomas Barlett Edgerton Jevimyn Hile Hives Bowdan Witter Barrett Bownan Wewloney Powan Alles Barlett Hanlote Wi Shields

Celebration of Moscow Veterans Renewal Meeting

A large gathering marked the seventeenth anniversary of the Moscow veterans organization held in Pellows hall. Delegates from Scranton attended with Major Vautin presiding. Captain DeLacy and Rev Father Welsh spoke as veterans recalled past service and sang The Army song.

Moscow Pellows Scranton Vautin Alosean America Martin W Pegree Eliy Ei. T L. Bipple Amatile Tole Flo Pearce Grand Army Mivrtha John T) Howe A. BB. Stevens F. J. Amsden Father Welsh PL DeLacy Magar Vinglin Heralein de “Likay Fiachoer Waleli Gedreia Seranton BP. . Agsilen Edward W. Pearce J. Annoning Moses Murey G. dl. Preston I. Delacy Robert C. Clark Samuel Schvevier Simindel Steves A. B Stevens George Clark J . Harper

Purim Feast Celebrated by Hebrews Worldwide

Yesterday the Hebrew world celebrated Purim commemorating deliverance of Jews from Persian plot. Services were held in synagogues worldwide with fasting before the feast and festive rejoicing as in ancient times.

Persiuna Houk Fether

Burlesque Company at Davis' Delights Audiences

Miss Juda Siddons, famed burlesque artist, heads a lively New York company at Davis'. The Wednesday and Thursday performances drew large crowds who clearly enjoyed the entertaining acts and clever routines featured in a week’s engagement.

Juda Siddons

Performances by Den and Griffin Amaze Audience

The article praises Den and Griffin for a grotesque but entertaining act with a “Multo Marvot” wave routine and a clever hand display. It highlights Montgomery Sletere and Kitanor Lone Wike, a colorful lady, plus Hahler and Cloesta's rope work as marvellous. Matinees and evening shows are scheduled today and tomorrow.

Den Griffin Montgomery Kitanor Roe Tenjie Hahler Cloesta Lomparraw

Mine accident injures worker Huddie Molesky

Huddie Molesky aged about unknown in a mine accident at the Green Wend mine when struck by a moving car and his arm crushed at the elbow. He was taken to Lackawanna Hospital where doctors performed an amputation at the elbow and he is reported resting comfortably.

Huddie Molesky Giltiverth Cireen Molesky Lackawanna

Governor's Visit Mentioned Amid New York Arrangements

The note references a governor’s possible trip linked to a ceremony at the Grant Monument Street area. It mentions a large turnout, participation by officials, and a national security event connected to the site. The fragment notes Penney indi and a tense national context surrounding the event.

New York Thuvernan Hie Penney Indi I Ak Doyle Chdeni Merinevivonia

New Style of Whist Prompts Scranton Club Night

A novelty whist game at the Scranton White club features pairs playing with new rules. Twenty four players took part while twenty two hands were played. Participants included Miss Pratt, Mr Sheeley, Mrs J J Twins, Dr and Mrs Begginer, and several other locals.

Scranton Leenjelip Quart Trenty Pliyert Miss Pratt Mr. Sheeley Mit J. J. Tiwens Orbe Dole Mois Aira OM Sanderson Miss Scranton Mire Wlilter Hintermeister Mas Ea Ataiach Marc. C BL Penman

Demurrer Filed in Winton Borough Case

Yesterday O Brien Welly for the council and borough of Winton filed a demurrer to the suit brought by Charles Sheridan Wood and others alleging the organization was unlawfully formed and the plaintiff has no valid cause of action. The demurrer asserts lack of legal standing and failure to state a claim.

Winton Council O Brien Welly Winton Chiaries Sheridan Wood

Sheriff Sale Records Reported From Kerr Estate

Sheriff Jn Ferber oversaw two sales of Kerr and Kerr Sons assets. The Lackowning avenue store sold for 8200, while a Carbondide timber sale proceeded under deputy authorization, with details fragmented in the OCR.

Che Kerr, Son &Oe

Pin in Ear Accident Shocks Frome Avenue Worker

John Title, a state picker on Frome avenue, suffered an unusual accident at work while removing a pin from a toy car. He was slowed by the pin causing a mishap, with reports describing the event as curious and concerning.

John Title Frome Avenue National Breawken Wieca

Three Miners Burned By Gas In North End Colliery

At the Wat o'clock shift a gas explosion in the Clark vein at Mintine colliery trapped and burned three miners James Nolan Theodore Harvey and James Cousin nee the Vietines. Nolan and Harvey suffered serious injuries while Cousin escaped with lighter wounds. The accident occurred as the men worked near the head of the Clark vein and currents aided the spread of the flame.

James Nolan Theodore Harvey James Cousin Nolan Stichter North End Mintine Nolin Akio Witlett Marvy Ottine Guin Conat Kanwy

Action Against C P Fiske Deposition Taken

Deposition was taken yesterday in the office of Attorney G D Taylor in the case of Militani Driving Pick against C P Fiske. The defendant managed the association's farm in Wollaville last fall and is alleged to have failed to return money and misused funds. Mr Tastur and Hane John BP represent Wiehe for the association.

Trvposttlins Almey Gedo TD Taylor Hero Mlw Apeatiw Gomemissioner Militani Wiske Wollaville Dudmilchie Kelly Repreeents Wiehe Atte Neweonbe Association

Scranton Truth circulation dispute over printing costs

Witness Charles I Mathes testifies he oversaw the Scranton Truth edition printed on a Wednesday in 1947 and asserts no free distribution occurred. The case involves Scranton Gate and Water Company versus Northworth Coal and Transport Company with attorneys including George J Bedford and James Hygnes questioning distribution and costs.

Scranton Water Comppany Northwrth Coal Tran Cmpany Deere Charles I.mathes Charlee KR O'Malley Terene Seoul Prederick Muller

B02. Fuhrman & Bra Merchants Note Patrician Goods

Fragmentary line hints at Fuhrman & Bra offering society goods and decorations. Public patronage discussed. unclear event or date. Source language suggests a shop or catalog note within a city newspaper.

Publc Fuhrman & Bra

Pabat's Milwaukee Bockers, 1st Lohmann's, Spruce Street

Local shopping snippet notes Pabat's Milwaukee Bockers at 1st Lohmann's on Spruce Street. Part of a brief street commerce listing with storefront references and street address.

Pabat Milwaukee Bockers St Lohmann's Spruce Street

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