Local Notes Include Arrivals Marriages and Vacations
Alerman W Millar arrives today at 3 p m. Attorney James J O Malley was in Wilkes Barre yesterday. Misses Ida and Mary Rapp return from Mt Pocono. Director Thomas Shotten recovers from a visit to Kimbra and Hovhes er. Miss Jennie Andrews of Jefferson Ave Rue improves after serious illness. Engagement announced for Miss Louisa Dale and Thomas Landon of Duryea. Mrs Harry Prenot of Philadelphia visits Mrs Cunniff of Prospect Ave. Patrolmen Block and Jerro are the first to take a 10 day vacation. Patrick F Jordan and Delia Loughney wed at St Peters Cathedral.
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Alerman
Millar
James J. O'Malley
Wilkes-Barre
Ida
Mary Rapp
Mt. Pocono
Thomas Shotten Haa
Kimbra and
Hovheser
Jennie Andrews
Jefferson Ave
Louisa Dale
Thomas Landon
Duryea
Made
Harry Prenot
Phila
Umphia
Mia
Prenot
Cunniff
Prospect Avenue
Joseph Block
John Joh Jer
Patrick F. Jordan
Wyoming Avenue
Delia Loughney
Avoca
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. H. McHugh
Obituary notices from Factoryville and nearby towns
Several brief notices report deaths and funerals. Stephen Reynolds aged 1 an 1 day is to be interred at Evergreen cemetery. Mrs Hotney McKome aged about 60 will have a 4 PM funeral at the Methodist church. Charles Morgan Drinker dies at his Bloomsburg home. burial in Forest Hill cemetery private.
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Beranton
Forest Hill
Dunns contend with Barber for Monroe Avenue pave
Dunns bid against the Barber Asphalt company to pave Monroe avenue from Vine to Myrtle streets. Barber asked 258 per square yard, Dunn brothers 2.22. An effort to report bids promptly failed. An ordinance to pave Mulberry street from Mifflin to Prescott avenues was introduced for the mayor's signature. Spruce street paving between Wyoming and Franklin avenues passed on third reading. Asphalt paving to be shared by city and property owners.
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Barber Asphalt Company
Common Council
Monroe Avenue
Vine
Myrtle
Dunn
Barber Company
Dunn Brothers
Mulberry Street
MifMin
Prescott Avenues
P. W. Stokes
Clay and
Spruce Street
Wyoming
Franklin Avenues
Select Council
Knights Templar
Zeidler
Clark & Snover
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Frothingham
Penn Avenue
Jand
Rn. J. McCormack
Phelps and
Ash Streets
Third Reading
New York Street
Robinson Street
Ninth and
Jackson Street
Capouse Avenue
Fourteenth District
Nineteenth Ward
Sanderson Avenue
Fordham Court
Monsey Avenue
Cross Street
Myrtle Street
Said Street
Central Police Station
Brick Avenue
Mary Street
First Ward
Evans Court
Swetland
Pettibone Streets
Pettibone Street
Main Avenue
Decker’s Court
Price Street
Chestnut Street
Fairview Avenue
Washington Avenue
Larch Street
Larch
Michael O'Malley
J.C. Long
Green Hidge
C. P. Stack
J. E. Hobbs
Green Ridge
Delaware Streets
Marion Street
Marlon Street
Light and Water Committee
Council
Torrey
H. A. Davis
Twelfth Street
Mary McCoy
N. C. Collle
Tenth Street
P. Thornton & Co
Wheeler Avenue
Mulberry
Vine Streets
Webster Avenue
John PL Canavan
Nay Aug Park
John J. Gordon
Gordon Street
Seventh Ward
Mrs Crowe Appears in Court After Courtroom Clash
The hearing in the Campbell vs Mrs Mary Crewe case drew a large crowd at Alderman Batley’s office on Dickson Avenue. Constables located the defendant, who arrived with her husband and many neighbors. Attorney Bichuntleff appeared for Campbell and the defendant waived the hearing after a whispered exchange.
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Mary Crowe
Mall For Mer
Campbell
Harrisburg
Mary Crewe
Batley
Dickson Avenue
Black
Davie
George Phillipa
Bichuntleff
Crewe
William Edgerton
Attorney Quarrel Over Worth Sparks Riot at Court
In a courtroom dispute Attorney Shurtleff questions a defendant's worth. The reply of nine thousand dollars triggers threats of libel suits. Police quell a threatened riot as Thomas Jenkins is chosen boncheman for $500 to secure Mrs Crewe's appearance at court.
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Shurtleff
Edgerton
Thomas Jenkins
West Side
Loftus Case Appeals Over Street Car Verdict
Patrick Loftus sues Scranton Traction for damages after Willie Loftus 4, killed on Capouse avenue by a street car on March 7, 1864. Jury awarded $2,486.60. reduced to $1,400 on new trial ruling. Court upheld $1,500 verdict. appeal filed by Horace E. Hand. Attorneys Ward & Horn supported plaintiff. Hand contests payment.
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Horace E. Hand
Supreme Court
Patrick Loftus
Scranton Traction Company
Willie
Plaintif
Capouse Avenue
Guneter
Ward & Horn
Hand
Non Suit Debated in Connell Son versus Zeidler Suit
Reported proceedings in the January term before Judge Archbard cover motions to strike off the counterclaim in the W. P. Connell & Sons versus Mary Zeidler case over a subcontract for a store. Arguments focus on plans conformity and value of work, with further items on equity matters and related suits in Wilkes-Barre.
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W. P. Connell & Son
Mary Zeidler
Everett Warren
W. P. Connell & Sons
Mary Zeller
Franklin Avenue
Archbard
Common Pleas Court
Zeidler
Ainth
Elc. Newcoumb
Charles L. Hawlen
Nester
Feyving Brook Halfway Company
Inhigh Coal and Navigation Company
Tewk
B. Price
Lehigh Company
Spring Brook
Mr. Hawley
James M. Everhart
G. F. Nesbitt
J. M. Lewis
Wilkes-Barre
Three Divorces Granted by Local Court
Three divorces were granted yesterday by the court. Anna Dunn was divorced from Edward Dunn whom she married on December 21, 1888 in the city. Their marriage ended amid alleged abuse and alleged desertion. James Davis was divorced from Carrie Davis after a short marriage in Spring Brook Township. Ferante and Ferante were divorced after disclosures of infidelity and other troubles following their June 14, 1871 marriage in New York City. The Tribune also notes a staff crew representative with the base club on its present tour and reports an opening game in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dunn
Edward Dunn
J. E. Price
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Scott Township
Dunn
James Davis
Carrie Davis
Marriet
Spring Brook
Davis
More Ferantle
Diego Ferantle
Sullivan Street
New York
Hotel Jermyn
Old Forest House
Sarah Paris Vigiano
Frank Vigiano
Viciano
Fwraund
the Tribune
KREW
Aes Labiz
HI Implet
Springfield
Castorla Refrain Through Daby’s Life Stages
In recurring verses the subject Daby is treated with Castorla across life stages from illness to motherhood. The refrain links care and support to Castorla as a constant remedy.
No Faith Care They Cure Stomach Troubles and Indigestion
The ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and Livspensia Tablets claiming digestion aid and stronger nerves. It argues faith and medicine work together but says digestion requires more than belief. Packaged at 50 cents, available from druggists or by mail from Stuart Co. Marshall, Michigan.
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Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Lost In New York at Academy of Music
One of the season’s most elaborate scenic productions comes to the Academy of Music for Monday to Wednesday. Colton and Ryne present Lost In New York with own scenery painted by Arthur Voegtlen. Real ferries row boats a full rigged yacht and a steamboat powered to run at speed are featured with a New York cast and new special elements.
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Academy of Music
Colton & Ryne
New York
Arthur Voegtlen
Hoyt
Madison Square Theater
Soprano's four octave range draws astonished praise
A New York Herald column praises a soprano's voice as the greatest compass in A range spanning nearly four octaves from below the staff to E, noting breadth and beauty of tone. Miss Yaw, with celebrated artists, performs in a Frothingham concert Friday May 8 for Company B Thirteenth Regiment. The Tribune vows top sporting coverage and previews the Eastern League opener at Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Roune
Einalt
Yaw
Frothingham
Mrs Depuy Brings Suit Over Seizure Of Property
Minnie Depuy of Dunmore files a trespass action against John M. Coleman for 1500 dollars after he seized her sleigh gray mare five horse blankets and household furniture following a judgment he obtained against her husband Harry Depuy. The incident dated March 15 184.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Depuy
Dunmore
E. E Newcomb
John M. Coleman
Detweiler Withdraws From Fire Chief Race
Detweiler withdraws from the chief race of the fire department after meeting with Mayor Batley. He plans to return to the harness business following his father’s death, leaving sixty seven candidates still in contention.
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Annney
Fire Department
A. K. Detweiler
Batley
Detweiler
Fashionably New Styles Parade Prompts Shoppers
A brief display touts the latest colors and designs inviting customers to visit and see the new arrivals. The tone emphasizes novelty and appeal to urge purchases.
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