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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1897

Page

7

Local notices mix in Lackawanna county communities

Notices from Carbondale and nearby towns mention court orders for job work at Bhannon & Co on North Main Street and survey of local residences, plus social events in Scranton and Archbald. Reports include a Taylor visitor, Fox family travel, Knights of America meeting, library business session, and school inspections.

Reidere Bhannon & Co Newstealers North Main Street Mies Savilla Evans North Minetree James Connolly Excelsior Scranton Weilneeday Archbald Taylor William Fox Fairciril Pittston Martin Weather Love

Mine Tragedy Kills Two At Tart Chance Mine Highland Park

On Wednesday afternoon two men were killed at the Tart Chance mine in Highland Park. Gerrity of Brooklyn Street, about thirty eight and unmarried, was crushed by a rock fall alongside laborer Andrew Monke. Gerrity left a feeble health mother and three sisters Mary, Bridget, and Mrs William Madison of Schenectady.

Killa Highland Park Gerrity Brooklyn Street Thoes Andrew Monke Mr. Gerrity William Madison Schnectady Mary and Bridget Gerrity Unieelty

Varied program by Retail Clerks association last night

The program featured selections, quartets, and recitations led by National Secretary Max Morris with mandolin and guitar by Hunt and Wilson. Maurice Torbers performed a monologue, Nelson G. Teete presented a graphophone recitation, and Jenkine showcased a graphophone item.

Retail Clerk's Association Max Morris Hunt and Wilson Maurice Torbers Alliont Nelson G. Teete N. Teete Hunt Wilcent Doe Jenkine

Dr Wheeler sells land on Churel street in Megara

Dr H C Wheeler sells the northern portion of his lot on Churel street Megara to Munn and Avery of the Palace Creamery. The ground fronts twenty seven and a half feet and runs one hundred and fifty feet deep. A building on the lot will be occupied by Dr Wheeler for now. The purchase price is four thousand dollars.

H.C. Wheeler Churel Street Megara Munn and Avery Palace Creamery Wheeler Aaron Aetter den

Meeting of Century Club Neatly Organized Program

The Century Club held a regular meeting Monday evening at Mrs. A. W. Reynolds home on Washington Street. Mrs. BR. A. Reynolds spoke on Penis Woods. Mrs. J. T. Meeuker presented a younger on The Beginning of the New Ireland church. A poem was given by Mrs. R. B. Stuart.

A. W. Reynolds Washington Stree BR. A. Reynolds Penis Woods J. T. Meeuker New Wairland R. B. Stuart

Funeral of Mrs. Josephine Cerra

The funeral of Mrs. Josephine Cerra, wife of Joseph Cerra, was held yesterday at St. Reeve church. Friends followed the casket to the burial site as sympathy poured in for the grieving family. Mrs. Cerra had suffered nearly five years from a lung disease.

Mra Josephine Cerra Joseph Cerra St. Reve Cerra

Fortnightly Club Elects Officers At Tuesday Meeting

At the regular meeting on Thursday evening the Fortnightly club elected officers: President Miss Jonenhine Burr. vice president twice served Mrs. M. G. Watt. secretary Miss Mary Watt. treasurer Mrs. W. G. Scurry.

Jonenhine Burr M. G. Watt Mary Watt W. G. Scurry

Local figures in brief events and meetings around Carbondale

G F Swigert chosen chairman for second term of Commercial Travelers board. T F Wells visits Carbondale Lodge No 49. Mrs Frank Stoutinger travels to Syracuse to visit relatives. Delbert J Williams and Ida M Fisher wed at Baptist parsonage with Rev Jepawn. Mrs C F Whitney and daughters visit Dr W W Fletcher. Rev J Z McCabe visits Avoca. Mrs Lucy Van Kirk visits Scranton. Mrs Thomas Sweeney and daughter relocate from Honesdale to Carbondale. Carbondale Indians to play Greater Pittston at fair grounds Friday. Mr and Mrs Walter Armstrong depart for New York. Mrs Armstrong to sail to England. Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association plan musical with N Frances Murray. William Shannon and Grace Miller return from New York. Andrew Monko buried at St Rose cemetery after Last Chance mine death. George K B Wendling to speak on Saul of Tarsus next Wednesday at Academy of Music under Cycle Club patronage.

G. F. Swigert Thie City Ben Boon T. F. Wells Scranton Carbondale Lodge A. M Frank Stoutinger Syracuse N. Y Delbert J. Williams Mies Ida M. Fisher Greenbi Ld Baptist Pareoname T. BE. Jepawn C. F. Whitney Lena Mildred Whitney WW. W. Fletcher J. Z. McCabe Avoca Lucy van George KB. Wendling Saul of Tarsus Academy of Music Cycle Club

Taylor Community Sees Election Aftermath And Local Happenings

Citizens of Tay lor focus on post election work as spring plans form. Rev Ivor Thomas receives a purse gift from Welsh Congregational Church Ladies Aid Society after speeches and songs at his Railroad Street home. Mr Martin Judge heads to New City to buy winter stock. Home Guard convenes tonight. Emily Williams and Liggie Griffin return to Hyde Park.

Taylor Daniel Davis Hyde Park Ladiies’ Aid Society The Welsh Congregational Church Ivor Thomas Railroad Street Hev Thomas Hubert Llewellyn Martin Judge New City Home Guard Emily Williams Liggie Griffin

JERMYN NEWS NOTES AND LOCAL VISITS

Brief items from Jermyn noting George Woodworth’s son ill with inflammatory rheumatism, several visitors from Scranton and Carbondale, Wesleyan studies, and local calls. It covers church funeral attendance for Peter Loftus and Edward Morgan, with pallbearers listed and interments at Calvary and Shady Side cemeteries.

Delicate Wires and Frauds In Historic Trade Practices

The article describes extraordinary thin wires and metallurgical feats from ancient to modern times, noting gold wire drawn to extreme fineness, micrometer gauges, and gem drilling to create ornate wires. It also warns of frauds in beer adulteration and counterfeit practices in bars and breweries.

Cheating on Beet and the Beer Trade in New York

The New York Tribune reports on growing beer popularity in the United States, noting rising imports from Austria and Germany. It highlights consumer selectivity for quality, popular bars favoring imported brands, and the influence of glass shape and color on perceived beer type and service.

New York United States Austria Germany

Charter Revoked in Wheeling Mutual Benefit Association

The Smunhin county court today revoked the charter of the Work Alutual Benet asociation of Wheeling West Virginia on motion of Attorney General McCormick.

Harrisburg Smunhin County Court Tolay Alutual Benet Asociation Wheeing W. Va McCormick

Central Railroad Timetable for New York Lines July 23

Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable lists stations at Liberty Street and Whitehall Terminal with frequent departures to Pittston Wilkes Barre and Philadelphia. It notes express trains with parlor car options and Sunday schedules, plus connections to elevated trains ferries and Long Island Railroad. General manager H.oy an De on confirms ticketing and through rates.

Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh and Susquehanna Division New York Liberty Street N. 1 Whitehall Beranton Pittston Wilkes-Barre Bundage Por Mountain Park Bee Atlantic City Newark Eligabeth Sud Philadelphia Reading Terminal Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Easton Philadephia A. m Lone Branch Ocenon Grove Reading Wbanon Harrisburg Pottsville Nserty Street North River Cary Sy Whitenan Street South Ferry Treadway Firooklyn Staten Island Grand Central Depot Long Ieland H.oy J. H. Olmausen Gen. Bupt

Rail timetable notices for Del Lacka and Western lines

Train schedules listed for Del Lacka and Western routes dated November 2, 1997 detail multiple departures to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia and the South Washington Tobyhanna Binghamton Elmira Utica Richfield Springs and other locations with connecting services. The notice directs passengers to pocket timetables and M L Smith as the local passenger agent for detailed information.

Scranton Exsa New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia South Washington Binghamton Wogo Elra Corning Bath Danaytle Mount Morris Buffalo All Paints Northweet Bouthwear Way Etation Nicmulson Accommeodtion Jim Elmira Express Utica Richfeld Springs L A m Tihaea Northumberland Pitteton Wylie Barre Plymouth Bloomsburg Lanville Willlameport Harrisburg Baltimore Wiehineteg Ingelow M. L. Smith Mietrich

Lehigh Valley Trains Offer Long Reach and Comfort

Railway notices describe Lehigh Valley routes with connections to White Haven Wilkes-Barre Scranton and major points via D L& W RR. It lists schedules 6 00 8 08 1 00 a.m. and 7 50 a.m. with Pullman parlor cars and dining service. Officials include Roston Readins DMar rsburg and Glen Supt. WILMCH Glen Supt. CHAS. LEE Gen Pans Agt. Philadelphia.

Lehigh Valley Railroad System Fogure New York White Haven Haxaleton Portsville Ana Raston Readins Dmarrsburg Pine Lyon Withnellate Maetars Vinhek Diamond Tunkhannock Towanda Fimira Tihaca Geneva Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Chicago Iilite Dinmont Lehigh Wilhice-Barre Philadelpha Rollin Wilmch Glen Chas Lee Pitia Philadelphia Scranton Lackawanns

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