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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1897

Page

8

Personal notices from Wilkes-Barre area headlines

A tumult of social tidings from Wilkes-Barre and surrounding towns includes visits by Attorney James Shia and Mrs Dow Drurland, travels to Philadelphia and Europe, a bishop consecration in Baltimore, a funeral in Albany, and a lodge parade in Hazleton. Names include Miss Anna Walker, Miss Edith Softly, and James Reilly among others.

James Shia Wilkes-Barre Bureunder Dow Drurland Honesdale Scranton Sherif Peter 5. Barnes Hommdale Mise Mabel Wright Kingston Mies Edith Softly Mulberry Street Mies Joannette Reed Waverly Conn Re. Milen Boore Hampton Etreet Anna Walker Madison Avenue Horton Alice Deppen Board of Health Philadelphia William Hensel Hermin Europe Uromentine Eliza O'Malley Wyoming Avenue James Reilly Arkansas Hot Springs Horatio Pierce Lola Simpson Carbondale Nelee Mee Robert McMeaney Gibbons Street Baltimore BP. Allen Mobile Ala Bishop Hoban Cardinal Gibbons Frank Lenahan Wilccox-Barre Elizabeth Keogh Norwich Mite Keogh Fred A. Atrams Delaware Lackawanna New York Valentine Adams Albany Akiorman Navajo

Hat Sale Continues With Great Bargains This Week

PDunn's hat sale remains open all week at the Wyoming House with factory quality hats at sweeping reductions. Attendees will find the latest styles and good prices on hats, promising value for those seeking a stylish headwear update.

Pdunn Wyoming House Tts Donn Stasor Duin

Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Tonic Mentioned

Advert suggests Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a tonic for body and nerves. It touts quick action and promises improvements in various ailments though phrasing is inconsistent and likely advertorial.

Horsford

Scranton Board of Trade Probes School Building Costs

Scranton Board of Trade discusses legality of city school tax assessments and possible extravagance in Hillside Home projects. The committee surveys building costs per scholar in several cities and compares with Scranton. The board also hears reports on local industry and elects new members while noting the death of Jos. Everhart.

Committee On Legislation and Tawess Scranton Ecole Board of Trade Bart J. A. Corey House Senate Mittston Board of Trade Boards of Trade Third Clase Scranton Board of Trade Scott Atherton Vaughan Vermeer Amswer W. H. Richmond Board of Control Hillside Home Cormposerd H. FE. Paine H. Patterson Fred J. Wilmayer William Hy Riehtiend T He Bhoard Pennsylvania Tila Huston Lancaster Wilkestarre Williamsport Barton Easton Baston Puisine Boraston Ander Gothir de Nilla Ity Hae Aimpg Fuller Paine May Luther Keller Manufacturers’ Committee Scranton Boar of Trade J. Hubble New York Eity aHl Maley Mannufacturers Committee Scrantonians Pond

Peculiar Charge Against Mrs Reed

Mrs Carrie Reed faced Alderman Millar on a charge of enticing a 15 year old boy. Testimony described her visiting the boy’s home, writing notes to meet him, and living in controversial proximity to the youth. She was discharged with a reprimand after a sharp exchange over her age.

Linden Street Bridge Carrie Reed Millar Reid Mra. Reed

Aerial Enchant é Bicycle Captivates Audiences

The Great Forepaugh and Sells Brothers shows unveil a European sensation titled The Aerial Enchant é Bicycle. A inverted cycle track suspends a rider performing head down bicycle feats while a trapeze partner circles beneath, baffling spectators with inverted tricks and dangerous stunts.

Adam Forepaugh Sells Brothers America

Local Accident Injures Alderman Byers

Special OMecer Byers of Alderman Millar's court suffered a wrist sprain after a wagon collided with a boulder Sunday afternoon while driving toward Mountain Lake. He was thrown to the ground and the injury described as painful but not life threatening.

Omecer Byers Millar Mountain Lake Byers

Firm money dispute leads to bail in theft case

In a case before Alderman Millar the Sayres brothers faced charges after alleged improper collection of the firm’s money. David Sayres claimed William misappropriated funds, with one instance citing $10 uncredited. William posted $400 bail and another $500 for each of the brothers.

Res Sayres Alderman Millar William Sayres David David Allowes William

Wanamaker Declines Lecture for Christian Endeavor

A Young Men’s Christian Association meeting reports Treasurer Willian McCullough resigns and Miss Jennie Daniels elected to replace him. The convention still faces heavy debt. A proposed Wanamaker lecture is canceled as he is then a candidate for state treasurer.

Young Men's Christian Association Willian McCullough Mies Jennie Daniels Erner Ft. Lhat Nolles John Wanamaker Philadelphia Eisfog

Abbott Presents Readings from As You Like It at YMCA

Edgar C. Abbott gave his second Shakespeare recital at the YMCA last evening selecting As You Like It. The intelligent reading drew a large audience and was educational and beautiful though the vanishing elfin setting and Rosalind’s impersonation limited parlor appeal. His next recital will be Julius Caesar with strong dramatic possibilities.

Edgar C. Abbott Young Men's Christian Association Mr. Abbott Elvan Rosalind Julius Caesar

Burglary Suspect Detained After Early Morning Watch

Patrolman Dave Parry spotted a suspicious man at the Loreng and Koemple building at Washington avenue and Linden street. The man claimed to be Tra Conrad of Susquehanna and a tinsmith but was found innocent and sent to police court for questioning.

Dave Parry Akulkinge Loreng & Koemple Washington Avenue Linden Street Tra Conrad Susquehanna Tinemith

Chosen First Vice President Honored in Philadelphia

Dr C W Roberts of This City was chosen first vice president at the Philadelphia event. The Hahnemann Medical College held its annual commencement at the Academy of Music last Tuesday evening. Alumni hosted a banquet for the graduating class at Hotel Wal.

C. W. Roberts Philadelphia Hahnemann Meileal College Academy of Music Hotel Wal

Sawyer's Flower Wholesale Sale At Bargain Prices

Sawyer offers large import lots of flowers including Forget-me-nots Dalston Daisies and Velvet Roses with deep discounts. A heavy shipment inbound, offering low prices on a wide range of varieties at an upcoming sale day.

Dalston Ife Lee

Scranton Area Obituaries Briefly Noted

Multiple notices from Scranton and Philadelphia record funeral services for local residents. Dates range May 16 to May 18 with services at St Luke's and Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery, highlighting interments in Dunmore Cemetery and Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.

Sayres Brothers Face Aldermanic Fraud Proceedings

William Sayere and David Sayres, butchers from the South Side, appeared separately before Aldermen Wright and Millar. They were arraigned on a fraud charge with prosecutor J. Miller, Vine Street meat dealer.

William Sayere David Sayres Grindere Alderman Wright Alderman Millar Wright Sayera J. 8. Miller Vine Street

Homeopathic Alumni Elect Officers At Hahnemann Event

On the same evening a gathering of several hundred homeopathic physicians from around the world marked the election of Dr. C. W. Roberts of this city as first vice president for the evening year. Hahnemann College, noted as the largest and oldest homeopathic college and hospital globally, hosted the event.

C. W. Roberts Hahnemnn College

Funeral of John Nolan Held at Mulberry Street Home

The funeral for John Nolan was held yesterday morning from his Mulberry Street home. A requiem mass at St Peter's Cathedral was celebrated by Rev. Father Carmody, who preached a sermon praising the deceased and offering comfort to the wife and relatives a large floral tribute was borne by Luke Haran John J Gormin M T Howley and J Johnson pallbearers included Jamner Quinnan Thomas Hanley T F Mullin H J Dunster and J J Doyle Interment was at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.

John Nolan Mulberry Street Bi. Peter's Cathedral Father Carmody Luke Haran John J. Gormin M. T. Howley

Local Wedding Sealed by Alder man Howe

William Dunstone and Misa Cassie Maloney of this city were wed at 4 yesterday by Alder man John T. Howe. Dunstone listed his occupation as draper. Home address 2462 Pittston avenue. Howe's secretary Curtis Powell and Constable Cole witnessed.

William Dunstone Misa Cassie Maloney John T. Howe Dunstone Pittston Avenue Howe Curtis Powell Cole

New Mine Sleeping Cars On D L & W Train No 7

Try the new Mine sleeping cars attached to D L & W train No 7 leaving Scranton daily at 12 20 a m arriving Chicago at 9 p m via Nickel Plate road Unexcelled dining car service from Buffalo For rates and information contact M L Smith District Passenger Agent D L W Scranton Pa

Scranton Chicago Nickle Plate Road Buffalo M. L. Smith Dist

Local Shops Advertise Goods and Services in City

We continue at the same stand after twenty two years soliciting public patronage for awaries tents flags and society goods. J Fuhrman & Bro promote Stein-Bloch clothing with fit and fair price at Christian Spruce street as sole agent. Kemp's studio offers camera sale Thursday and Friday at reduced prices. Twining optician operates 125 Penn avenue in Harris drug store with hours 9 am to 6 pm.

J. Fuhrman & Bro Stein-Bloch Co Christian Spruce Street Aole Kemp Penn Avenue Harris

Lawn Mowers Sale Continues At Peak Season Prices

Sale is continued today and until the last mower is sold. Prices are said to be unparalleled in town with no equal elsewhere. Many customers can cut prices later, but the current offers are at their height of the season.

Wille H. Hoteling Hold Hickory Street Eli Mill Bryer Wille Green Ridge Willie Abington the Tribune

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