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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1898

Page

8

Judge Archbald Quashes Writ Over Child Custody

Judge Archbald dismissed the writ of habeas corpus sought by Mrs. Parfrey to gain possession of her 10 year old son now with the Home for the Friend. Evidence suggested Mrs. Parfrey was unfit to care for the child and the petition was quashed after counsel for both sides presented their case. Wedeman declined further pursuit, vindicating the home’s guardians and the board of associated charities.

Archbal Parfrey Knapp I. P. Wedeman Wedeman Archbald Board of Associated Charities

Otis Whist Club Elects Officers and Plans Spring Games

A Nash city club elects Miss Katherine Scranton as president, Mrs C V Wade as chair of membership, and Alre C. G. Lalar as treasurer. The club will hold monthly business meetings and begins a new season with partner matches next Wednesday for trophies, with a 1 dollar annual dues.

Otis Whist Nash Mise Vale Mra L. G. la Mar 1. F. Mesartel W. Z. Crown Offgers Katherine Scranton Mra. C. Vv. Wade C. Wh Penmen Alre CG. Lalar Miss Scranton Wilst C. 2 Wade

Personal news items from Scranton area visitors and travels

A series of brief notices lists individuals visiting or returning from trips, including John Canavan of Busquehoanna in Scranton, James P. Harris visiting Hazleton, Argus Gray back from Philadelphia, and others returning from New York City, Philadelphia, Arkansas Hot Springs, and Mexico. Several locals plan return after Easter or May, with notes on relocations and upcoming contracts.

John Canavan Busquehoanna Scranton James P. Harris Swetland Street Hazleton Argus Gray North Main Avenue Philadelphia Charles J. Watkins New York City Bishop O'Hara M. HB. Loftus Rt. Peter's Cathedral Wilkes-Barre Harriet Mutching Carbondale West Beranton Wille Henry F. Koehler Martin Bold Roy Waverly Sarah Lang Booth Main Avenue W. PF Frederick Connell Athaetic City Jim’ Sweeney Thomas Powell Richard Hiorns C. Edwards Gibson Street Edna Willsame South Main Avenue Misse Jones Arkansas Sherif Charles Robinson Charles Miller Peter “Legler Dr. Wehlen Victor Koch Philip Robinson John Benore D. Wegman John I Thomas Worbondale Idiot Springs Ark M. W. O' Boyle Guadalajara Mexico O'Boyle Nia John WW. Voy O' Boyle Pittston Garetta

Mrs Cushman Hosts Spring Millinery Display At Adams Ave

Informal showcase of latest hat novelties at Mrs Cushman’s store invites old patrons and new customers to browse spring millinery. Located at 210 Adams Avenue, the event welcomes all with cordial plans.

Obituaries From West Scranton Notices

In West Scranton March 1, Maymond Davis age 10 at home 248 Meridian Street. Funeral announcement juver. In West Scranton March 8 Karlowa Lusher age 4 at parental residence 248 Meridian Street. Funeral Wednesday morning from residence Interment at Junction NM. SMITH William Tallman age 64 Friday March 5 at Mo. Funeral services Tuesday March 3 12 p.m. at St Luke's church Interment private.

Contested Railroading Bills At City Board Meeting

New members clash with old guards over how bills are read and approved at the board of control session. Debate centers on itemized versus total costs, with Zeidler and Jayne proposing rules changes and a push to install a 100 foot flagpole at the High School.

Gibbons Board of Control Jayne Thirteenth Ward Barker High and Training Sehool Neals Barkes Jennings Mr. Jayne Schriefer Max. Jayne Zeidler Eighth Ward Committee On Rules Lanegan Davis Messrs Langan Hyans

Resolutions on Death of William T. Smith at Bank Directors

The Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Co. directors adopted resolutions mourning the death of William Tallman Smith, longtime president, and expressing sympathy to his widow. A similar tribute was issued by Third National Bank, noting his sixteen years as a director and original stockholder. Also, Scranton’s Board of Trade invited members to attend his funeral. Harry Ressman opened a new store at 405 Spruce Street with papers, glee books, stationery, and cigars.

Isurance Phillips & Holmes W. W. Lewie & (O Charlee Motler & Co Dane James D. Beans DE. J. Evans Wo. Kriesel G. H. Birdeall Waikiing Vl. Hitchcock Now Boland Howell Mabel Jewell Anna Levy Leah Heath Bich High and Training Committee Young Women's Christian Association John EB. Keusac Court Street Francola George Wickenhoefer No. 35 Beare of Directors Lackawanna ‘Trust and Safe Deposit Company William Tallman Smith William T. Smith Familly Scranton Board of Trade Board of Trade Willam T. Smith Taither Keller D. B. Atherton Harry Ressman Bpruce Street Harry

Moving Furniture Care urged in stern warning

A garbled note cites Brown the drayman and mentions hit men in a warning about handling items during relocation, urging the utmost care and attention to safety.

Brown

Best Evidence Rules Shape New Naturalization Process

Judge Archbald inaugurates the first naturalization session under new rules requiring immigration certificates detailing arrival time and port of entry. Several applicants from Dunmore and nearby areas had their petitions refused for lack of certificates, while others like Miss Elin Kraemer gained citizenship. The court notes discretion in applying the new rule and cites prior deception as a reason for stricter evidence.

Commissioner of Immigration Por Pirot Naturalization Court United States Lackawanna Bureau of Immigration Archbald Powderix New York William Huser William Zarn Deseup Street Dunmore Adam Lazor Charles F. Knecht Giovanni Cagliano William Morton Ireland Philadelphia Iia Frank Tongult Carpendale John Williams Taylor Quebec Elin K. Kraemer Lackawanna Hospital Sweoden Tribune Judere Jacob Weisberger Priceburg

Star and Crescent California Fruits on Limited Sale

The Star and Crescent Brand of California canned fruits are offered for a few days only at leading groceries. Last season's stock is sold at 20c per can. Varieties include peaches apricots pears green gages and egg plums. Bauer's Orchestra performs next Saturday evening.

Knabe, Briggs, Ludwig Star and Crescent California Qur

W. S. Foote Local Agent Named in Scranton Notice

W S Foote is listed as local agent at 122 Page Inn Scranton Pa in the period paper notice. The short item identifies a contact for regional administration and inquiries.

Lillian Nordica Jean de Reszke John Philip Sousa George H. Ives West Market Street Whiikes-Barre W. & Foote Page Place W. S. Foote Scranton

Ready to Deliver Kindling Wood by Barrel

Prepared to supply seasoned hardwood kindling by the barrel and wood for grates at convenient prices. Order books available at Peckens Pharmacy 107 N Mate 1 Hie Jifkiss Meat Market 601 Lacks M A Piarue Market 702 Adams Green Ridge Lumber Co Heermy Hardware Store Main Avenue or at the Factory.

Wil Jifkiss Lacks M. A. Piarue Adams Green Ridge Lumber CO Heermy Hardware Main Avenue

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