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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1895

Page

3

Scranton Officials Spotlight Enforcing Street Obstruction Ordinance

City finances aide Charles House, a bicycle rider, advocates strict enforcement after a collision with a wagon on Capouse Avenue near New Street injuring his shoulder and eye. Warden James Boland of Luzerne County prison and ex Congressman FE Jordan visited the city, while Katharine Winton returned from a three month trip to Europe and Asia.

Charles House Widmayer House Mr. House Green Ridge Capouse Avenue New Street Herman Hagen Charles Katharine Winton Europe Asia Palestine Beirut Syria Rome Switzerland Jerusalem

Recital and weddings noted in local p ers

The piece lists a recital at Providence Presbyterian endureh with guests Mia A D Dean and daughter of Waverly visiting Isaac Dean at 430 North Main, plus Frank M Fox and Editor R J Beamish attending from Carbondale. It also reports Miss Susie Mathews and William G Davies wedding at Mrs Mathews home on New Street with Milas Davies as attendant and David M Thomas as groomsman.

William F. Hallstead Wyoming Marie Barrett Pittston Moses Bond Northumberland N. Bietler New York Philadelphia H. J. Sutherland Scranton Reading Henry Hart Mimica N. Y West Side Edith Frink Grant Kansas City H. W. Sadler North Main Avenus Fayetteville Myre A. H. Winton Holland House Florence Ham Honesdale F Presbyterian Mia A. D. Dean Waverly Isaac Dean Malin Avenue Frank M. Fox Anthracite R. J. Beamish Daily Carbondale Syracuse Susie Mathews William G. Davies Weat David WW. Roeve Green Street Annie Simms Market Street Congregational Church Jones Bowton Reese Reeve Pauer Llewellyn Roberts North Act

Child's Sudden Death Found in Cot by Stricken Parents

Mrs Reese Price found her 1 year old son David dead in his cot the night after being in good health. The child had epilepsy and may have died during a spasmodic attack possibly suffocating. Coroner declined an inquest. funeral set for tomorrow with burial at Washburn Street cemetery.

Reese Price Prospect Avenue David Littl G. A. Miller Cedar Avenue Kelley Washburn Street

Wild West Show to Feature Global Rough Riders

A forthcoming Wild West Exhibition in Scranton on Saturday May 11 will showcase a global congress of rough riders. The lineup includes Cossacks, Bedouin Arabs, Guachos, redskin warriors, Mexican Vaqueros, and Cowboys with lariat skills. Also present are German Cuirassiers, French Cavalry, Royal Irish Lancers, and U S Cavalry.

South America Royal Irish Lancers England Uncle Sam Scranton

Arnout Loses Replevin Suit Over Seized Furniture

Arbitrators ruled against W. E. Arnout in a replevin case against Leah Jones-Davis and Constable J. Miller. Arnout had his dining room furniture seized and sold over $20 rent arrears after subletting a basement on Wyoming Avenue near Hotel Jermyn. The award included $10 damages to the defendants for detention of the property.

James W. McDonald R. H. Holgate EB. F. Ackerly Pryor W. E. Arnout Avanist Leah Jones-Davie Constable J. §. Miller Ninth Ward Mr. Arnout Mr. Arnout Were Seized and Sell On 4 Land- Jord Constable Miller Davis Arnout Wyoming Avenue Jermyn

High Grade Piano for Sale in Mahogany Case

Advertisement offers a seven octave piano with modern improvements and a repeating wotton mechanism. Describes a beautiful mahogany case and claims no better piano exists, offered for a very cheap price. For particulars write Box 227.

Rheumatism Cure Praised by Zanesville Man

Willam F. Mater of 18 Park Place Zanesville Ohio credits Munyon's Rheumatism Cure with rapid relief from severe pain and stiffness after other treatments failed. He promises the product cures rheumatism anywhere in the body with quick action and notes its availability from Munyon's Homeopathic Company of Philadelphia.

Willam Munyon Momeopathle Home Remedy Company Philadelphia

Inmates well cared for at Hillside home visit

Directors and citizens toured Hillside home inspecting a new wing for pauper females. Visitors praised cleanliness and order, viewed private rooms and nurseries, and attended a substantial noon meal. Tours covered kitchens, creamery, storerooms, and hydraulics engine work, with remarks on resident care and staff dedication.

Delaware Lackawanna Mra Beemer Kowns Pasalngy Langstaff Frances Br, Swan California

Moses Taylor Lodge 420 Thrives as Members Grow

The Moses Taylor lodge No. 420 is reported flourishing with notable membership gains. A widow of Brakeman John Mc Devitt will soon receive a $1,200 payment. Yesterday hydraulic machinery at the Delaware and Hudson depot elevator was laid out.

Moses Taylor John McDevitt Delaware and Hudson

Humphrey Appointed Stamp Agent on Pittston Ave

D W Humphrey pharmacy on Pittston avenue becomes the ward's stamp agency to serve Twentieth ward residents. Frank Wiebschrodt has moved to Mountain Lake to farm and manage a large incubator business. Silk factory substructure on Cedar avenue nears completion with brick work slated May 1. Sixteen reporters, merchants and residents appear in brief notes of weddings church devotions and local projects.

Humphrey Frank Kleingehrodt Mountain Lake D. W. Humphrey Pittston Avenue Twentieth Ward Frank Wiebschrodt South Steel Simpson & Co Cedar Avenue

Dunmore News Roundup with Local Moves and Obituaries

Miss Minnie Morgan accepts a position with the Misses Healey on Wyoming Avenue. Terence Cullen and brother Wille travel to Philadelphia for Wille to enter University Hospital. Rosa Torlan returns to Carbondale after visiting Alice Gilmartin. Miles suffers a near death on Sport Hill and Delaware, later recovering at home. Funeral of Mrs. P. J. McHale from Elm Street followed by high requiem at Marys church with pallbearers and floral tributes. Council meeting announced with attendance by the great sachem for tribal business. Hoods Sarsaparillin advertised as a blood purifier, Hood's Pills praised for efficacy, and Tribune printing services promoted for grocers and circulars.

Minnie Morgan Michael McGea John Dugian Thomas Cullen Andrew Healey Thomas F. Kane Frank Cullen W. H. Miller James McDonald Frank McDonald Pillow James Guinney M. B. O'Hare Cross Miss Duggan Calla Jillies Edmond McGlynn J. E. Barrett Kate Morgan Annie Delacy Peal

Day's Doings in Court Show Malice Claims and Adoption Rulings

In Lock Haven court Judge Mayer heard arguments on a case where Alvin Thomas sues A. J. Timlin for malicious arrest and $5100 damages after a warrant for theft. Two adoption decrees were issued granting Mary E. Hall Harris and Blanche Annie Thayer to their respective guardians. Tomorrow features Boschino homicide and Hollister capias arguments with Hershell Hollister's appeal and new trial motions.

Charles A. Mayer Lock Haven Carson & Davis J. B. Shiffer Mayer Common Pleas Court Archnald Central Railroad Company of New Jersey Mepargel & Condell Woo. Mumford & Co Vv. Hall W. i. Mumford & Co Deyoe & Co J. H. Smith George Shultz George Seal John Gilboy M. Leonard A. Skorotosky Hinerfeld Vis Alvin Thomas A. J. Timlin Mulslander & Vosburg Thomas Commonwealth I. N. Roberts Roberts Beeliles Boschino Hershell Hollister Caplas Liallister Supreme

Daniel O Connell Dies of Pneumonia at 65 in City

Daniel O Connell a longtime city resident of 35 years died at his home from pneumonia aged 65 born in Ireland who came to the area over four decades ago He engaged in mercantile trade and built a thriving business in Pennsylvania country districts and southern New York He was an ardent Democrat active in Seventh ward politics survived by widow and three children Edward Daniel and Kate O Connell Funeral Friday at 9 a m high mass at St Peters cathedral interment Hyde Park Catholic cemetery Also ad for Welsh tele phone 241 to W G Doud & Co offering printing samples

Daniel O'Connell Green's Place Ireland O'Connell Pennsylvania New York State Seventh Ward Edward Daniel Kate O'Connell St. Peter's Cathedral Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery

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