Buffalo vs Scranton Baseball Today
Baseball card item notes Buffalo and Scranton meeting today at 3 45 with admission set at 25 cents.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1897
Page
7
Baseball card item notes Buffalo and Scranton meeting today at 3 45 with admission set at 25 cents.
Local items report meetings of various boards and clubs, property transfers, marriage notices, a child’s disappearance, court actions, and civic events. Notable mentions include the Platt estate sale to Henry Hengler, a bond of examiners appointment, a three day board session starting June 5, and a cruelty-to-animals case against Michael Powell on Lackawanna avenue.
A local shop offers a free display of Wallis grown flowers including tuberoses gladiol lilies and fifteen varieties of rose bushes, described as the finest money will buy from Meonis and Hagen.
Three judgments were entered against Edwin G Lloyd a Wyoming avenue jeweler in Prothonotary Pryors office yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Thomas Price seized the stock after noon and arranged a sale for next Thursday at 9 oclock. Judgments totaled 1000 1100 507 with Pryor Harris and Levy named as creditors.
Professor L A Quing known as the medicine man lies near death in his Washington avenue room. Confined to bed for over three months, his death now seems imminent and hours may determine the outcome.
We continue in our longtime shop inviting patrons to our range of awnings tents fogs and decorations offered by S J Fuhrman and Brother for twenty two years at the same old stand.
City officials debate two appropriation ordinances for fixed departmental expenses and street projects. Sanderson and Chittenden oppose removing state tax items. engineer Phillips pushes track, street, and drainage upgrades with mixed support from committees.
A blaze damaged a residence on Albright Avenue believed to be owned and occupied by William Pringle at 23 Albright Avenue. No injuries reported as firefighters contained the fire and investigated the cause.
A dwelling suffered extensive fire damage at 2.95 yesterday morning. A defective mixer in the kitchen is blamed for the blaze. Estimated loss placed at about $406.
The Taylor Building and Loan Association held a banquet at the Westminster after completing a series of business transactions yesterday. John Fern presided as toastmaster with talks on membership finance and local history, while Lawrence orchestra provided music and numerous members attended.
Kate Tageette, 20, awoke to find her mother Mrs. Haggerty dead in their Beleyvus home at 48 Emmett street. The 40 year old woman, known for the same name as her daughter, reportedly died of heart disease after two years of illness. Coroner Longstreet was notified. inquest set for 8 this morning. Survived by Kate and two sons. John’s location unknown and Fen is an inmate at Hillalde insane ward.
Frederick Kapmeyer of Zang and Kapmeyer bottlers died suddenly at his home 123 Penn Avenue last evening at 9 o clock. He had suffered dropsy recently and passed away with Dr D B Hand and William Zang beside him. Survived by wife and four children Millie Fred John and Francia. He was a known citizen and active in Ellis and Wise lodge Nay Ang Hore company and Company 8B Thirteenth regiment. Funeral to be announced.
The coroner's jury on the South Side case of Annie and Fredie Stachel met in Longstreet's office and heard Benjamin the chemist recount the stomach contents. The verdict found phosphorous poison from Yatami roach paste caused the deaths and blamed unknown persons for carelessly leaving the poison where children could access it.
The Pearl of Buvey a four act drama staged by Scranton Liederkranz and friends last night featured Misses Zeidler Pitaff Speicher Fahrenholt Olga Pit af Mre Florence Schilling and Messrs Brunner Reichert Reppert Haberstroh Wenzel Miller Roos Wagner Edmund Bart and Fred J Wichmayer. Cast wore elaborate costumes and the show delighted the local audience.
A large audience attended the Kiple Testimonial concert at the Academy of Music last night. The program was well arranged and the performers included Miss Wolf, Miss Tinkerman, Alfred Wooles, Richard Thomas, Eugene Ham, and a brass quartet of Miles, Stanton, Moore, and Turn. flute solos by Ham were featured with strong renderings throughout.
In Scranton Pennsylvania on May 6 1897 Miss Ella Simons aged seven died at her home 101 Acine avenues. She was survived by one son Thonas Simons. Funeral took place this morning from St Peters cathedral house plans for interment at Brooklyn New York.
Miss Maria Parton spoke at the Y M C A hall on the second of her twelve lectures about Domestic Economy. The talk covered kitchen layout, plumbing safety, proper refrigeration, utensil care, and garbage disposal with advice on cleaning, ventilation, and efficient housekeeping practices. The next talk will cover care of the main part of the house.
Three days of extra selling has cleared spaces as China and Crockery Sale continues. Today over four thousand pieces of imported semi porcelain Dinner and Tea Ware go on sale from an English potter with three color designs and gold lines. Buy what you want, a set is affordable.
From varieties list a mix of roses including Malmaibon Jacqueminot Magna Charter Paroness Rothschild Madam Gabriel Luizet Ulrich Brunner Pink La France Henrietta Zepherine Crooks Perfection des Blanches Richardson and Baird Haron Maynard Lamb. Two years old field grown and offered by a seller listing colors red pink white and silvery pink.
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