Bond Fight Leaves City Solicitor Election in Doubt
The mandamus case over city solicitor bond approval concluded with the court ordering the councils to approve Vosburgs bond. The dispute centers on whether McGinley’s term ends in May 1900 or July 1887 and whether Vosburg was validly elected, with further writs likely to determine possession.
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A. A. Voseburg
Hend
James H. Torrey
George &. Horn
Hand
Vosburg
Thomas O'Brevie
Woebure
Wosthure
Mettiniey
Mellinles
Norton
Common Council
Vorbure
Select
Wome
Wosthire
Vosburge
McGinles
Voehres
McCinley
Worbrrn
McGinley
Graduating gown fabrics and trimmings offered by local store
The store promotes fabrics for graduation gowns and fashion education, touting a mail order business in Scranton. It highlights wide selections of wash chiffons, organdies, lawns and laces with low prices, inviting samples on request and promising satisfaction or return at the store’s expense.
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Scranton
Patrick Henry Appointed Deputy Constable in Old Forge
Saturday Patrick Henry was appointed deputy constable in Old Forge township. Saturday also approved the land of Thomas HH Weiland as fa electas for Dickson City borough with a value of 500 dollars. Adam Rinehart’s petition to prevent prejudice to his Old Pores contracts was allowed. Mrs Mary Mooney and Fred Wilking were granted divorces Saturday. The Simperon Methodist Episcopal church case against Nancy M Gorsline saw a one week injunction continuation. Viewers appointed for a new Benton township road including R H Holwite Myron Kasson and Horace Seamins. Myron Kunseht substituted as viewer for J Bower in Covington road matter.
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Patrick Henry We
Old Forge
Thomas HH
Weiland
Dickson City
Adam Rinehart
Old Pores
Mary Mooney
Edward Mooney
Hilatte McLavehlin Wilkins Wis
Fred. Wilking
Simperon Methodist Episcopal Church
Nancy M. Gorsline
Coulid
R. H. Holwite
Myron Kasson
Horace Seamins
Benton Township
Covington
Myron &, Kunseht
HK. J. Bower
Remarkable Cloud Effect in Western Sky
A vivid sky display Saturday afternoon around 4 shows three cloud types at different altitudes in the same region. The echrhus signals fine weather, followed by the cumnu lua, a sultry mid summer puff, and the nim bus, a dark rain-cloud. They drifted in separate air currents and faded after a few minutes.
Merry Maidens Fair Raises Funds for Wackawanna Hospital
The Merry Maidens a dozen girls held a successful fair at Col and Mrs H M Boles residence on Saturday yielding 200 for the Wackawanna hospital. The conservatories and leximas displays drew praise with many attendees assisting as cashiers and escorts.
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H. M. Boles
Wackawanna Hospital
Oconservatories
Helen Boies
Louise Smith
Dorothy Warren
Gladys Watkins
Edith Holland
Mar jJorie Collins
Frances Jermy
Marjorie
Keller Re-Sentenced In Prosecution Of Dunmore Killing
Joseph Keller of Dunmore was resentenced by Judge Edwards to five years and four days after his conviction for killing Peter Meyer. Attorney Scragg objected to the increase asserting the court cannot modify a sentence after the trial term. Keller will appeal to the supreme court.
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Joseph Keller
Dunmore
Peter Meyer
Edwards
Scragg
Supreme Court
Police add three new officers to patrol city wards
The town expands its police force with three new members Oliver, Michael Walker, and Paolo Guglielmo joining local patrols. Special Officer Matthews arrest John Delaney on a warrant issued by Squire Krotzer, with bail set at 300 dollars. The Presbyterian pastor Rev. W F Gibbons marks his third anniversary sermon as residents attend and a series of local social visits occur amid injuries and hospitality events around town.
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Michael Walker
Mra
Falica Morin di Guiseppe
Antonio Vitali Maradarino
Paolo Guglielmo
Felice Natelli de Antonio
John Delaney
Matthews
Squire Krotzer
W. F. Gibbons
Presbyterian Church
Richard Webber
Harper Street
Dr. Coolidge
Connolly
North Blakely Street
Avoca
Lucy Hills
Church Street
ML. Cobh
Paul Cordy
Maryland
Jennie Sawyer
Maplewood
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Health and Vitality
A vintage testimonial page extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as cleansing blood to restore health and strength. It quotes several endorsements: Mrs. Clara Clark of Lynn speaks of scarlet fever recovery in a baby. J Love Laxa of Buffalo notes relief from inflammatory rheumatism. P J Bunn of Indianapolis claims eczema cure after long trials. Mrs. CristoR B Core of Buckingham Valley reports recovery from typhoid weakness. Mrs. Asparw Garara of Defiance credits cures for indigestion and heart palpitations.
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Hood
Clark
Chestnut Street
Lynn
Mass
J. Love
Laxa
Fargo Ave
Buffalo
P. J. Bunn
U. S. Pension Office
Indianapolis
Ind
Mas
Mas. Cristor B. Core
Buckingham Valley
Asparw Garara
Defiance
Ohio
Letters From the People Notice
Short reader letters may be published if accompanied by the writer's name and address for publication. The Tribune is not responsible for opinions expressed.
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Tribune
Scrantonian misspellings list includes James Gallagher
A misspelled name appears in the Scrantonian for yesterday’s issue. The note lists James Gallagher of 6 Penn Avenue in the fourth Penn Avenue area near the drug store of Philip J. Vetter. The fragment also mentions Mrs. Philin J. Vetter.
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Scrantonian
James Gallagher
Penn Avenue
Philip J. Vetter
Ty Tut
Philin J. Vetter
Uncalled Jetters Listed in Scranton Tribune Notice
The post office records for the period ending May 6 1804 show a list of uncalled jetters. Names include Liz Wie Roland Apple Street Mra Jack Bambach F Collins Mr Gene Coo per 125 Adame Avenue Mra Elizabeth ti ivns James B Casternii Annie Davie Lem Hawkine Henry Hepsina James Jordan 965 Quincy Avenue M McHale Mire Ivegle Mackey Owen McDonald John OHora Little England Mrs John O Hora Elm Street J T Meilly Mix M J Ross Mra Louisa Scehweitzer Eugene Winfield Madison Avenue George Werner Jacob Winfield Anthony Walsh and others.
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Scranton
Owen McDonald
John O'Hora
Little England
Elm Street
J. T. Meilly
Mix
M. J. Ross
Mra
Louisa Scehweitzer
Eugene Winfield
Madison Avenue
George Werner
Jacob Winfield
Anthony Walsh
Scranton City Faces Health Care Promise Shortfalls
In Scranton many residents feel buoyed by unfulfilled promises from unskilled doctors after years of failed hopes. Citizens grow weary and discouraged as they confront ongoing health care gaps and declining prospects for relief.
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Scranton
Special for Men Shirts of fine madras and oxford cloths
Sale offers forty styles including detatchable cuff shirts in madras cheviot and oxford fabrics. Negligee shirts priced at 2 dollars each with superior make and finish.
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Madris
Madras
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Joe
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Court House News Notes
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Keller
John F. Scrage
Sarsaparill
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Kareapariliu
Scranton Dairy
Pilsner
Secaniya
Hiliter
the Tribune
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J. D. Wood
Alice C. Wood
Ofice
Lackawanna and
Wyoming
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Sper
Capita
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Holmes’ Electric
Connolly andDallac
Ashingson
Seal Island
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Weston Mile CO
Carbondale
Olyphant
Ingrains
Brussels
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Axminster
Savonierrie
Wilton
Renaissance
Dresden
Nottingham
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Lackawanna Avenue
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