Moosic Fence Line War Reaches Adjudication In Court
A string of cases in No 2 and No 1 courts before Judge Albright and Judge Edwards ended or adjourned with juries unable to agree on a verdict in the trespass suit with plaintiffs Tingley and Donovan against John Walsh. An ejectment case involving Elizabeth Lee and Irving Davis concluded with a verdict for the plaintiffs. Michael Murray and his wife sued the borough of Winton for $100 after water overflow damaged their property, while Mrs Ann Manley’s trespass suit against Scranton ended with the jury to be instructed. Court notes include Edward J Malott’s discharge under insolvent laws and a jury wheel to select 120 citizens for a two week term. James Mullen, a shipping clerk, died at 17 Silex Street.
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No. 2
Robert Tingley
Michael Donavan
John Walsh
Albright
Irving Davis
Mra
Elizabeth Lee
Carbondale
Charles H. Welles
J.B. Burr
W. W. Watson
Davis
Joseph Lee
Wyoming Street
Winton Borough
Michael Murray
Winton
W. O F Stanton
Halslander & Vosbury
O'Brien & Kelly
Sturges-Fetzer
Edwards
Ann Manley
Scranton
Archhbald
I. H. Burns
Burns
Edward J. Malott
John F. Scragg
John Westprahl
Pittston Avenue
Joseph Moyer
Willow Street
Jones
Maxwell
Archbald
Mullen Youth Dies at 24 After Short Illness
A young man named Mullen dies at age 24 after a brief illness. He was popular and leaves a widowed mother and a brother Anthony Mullen. The funeral is set for tomorrow morning at 10 from Silex Street, with interment at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mulen
Anthony Mullen
Silex Street
Hyde Park Catholic Gemetry
MichLEONS and Miss Carrie Louisé Ray to perform Scranton concert
The second Young Men’s Christian association standard course concert will be given next Monday evening by the Michleons and Miss Carrie Louisé Ray. It is the first venue of its kind in Scranton, exciting enthusiastic support from the association’s standard course patrons. The letter from National Headquarters Naval Veterans U. S. A. New York City commends Mika Mecklem and family for saxophone and harp performances at Lenox Lyceum, praising the program and encores.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Michleons
Carrie Louisé Ray
Scranton
National Asso. Naval Veterans U. 8
New York City
Jal
Mika Mecklem
Naval Veter
Lenox Lyceum
Tam
Osban
Seana
McKenna’s Flirtation at Frothingham Club
Dan Williams starred in the Irish comedy McKenna’s Flirtation to a full Frothingham audience. Williams as the title character was a true delineator of Irish comic type, while the rest of the company except George Henry and Charles Whalen showed more uneven talents.
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Dan Williams Wildo
Frothingham
McKenna
Dan Williams
George Henry
Michael Ryan
Charles Whalen
Willet Chase
Misa Emily Northrop
Mary Ellen Ryan
Pictures by Night Begin Display at Tribune Building
Beginning December 1, the pub invites viewers to a special night display of flash lights with dissolving effects shown from the Tribune building. Arrangements with T H McAlister Co of New York bring views not shown outside New York and Philadelphia. IM Rogera Hrog triple plated sugar shells at 3c. Davidew Bros.
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Tribune
T. H. McAlister & Co
New York
Philadelphia
Rogera Hrog
Davidew Bros
Mac's Book Store to Close.
J F McDermott proprietor of Mac's Book Store abandons book and stationery trade. Large stock being closed out at reduced prices at AW Sprice street. News periodical steamship ticket and draft business to continue at the old stand Rogers Bros knives, $2 a set. Davidow Bros.
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J. F. McDermott
AW Sprice Street
Malaria and Dyspepsia Cured by Nerve Tonic Pills
An Auburn merchant tailors advertise Dr. Larogie's Nerve Tonic and Dyspepsia Pills claiming five years of malaria and severe dyspepsia cured. The ad hails relief from indigestion, neuralgia, headaches, and other nerve-centered ailments, touts blood purification and vitality boosts, and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifier and tonic. It notes availability from Matthews Bros. and Davidow Bros. with pricing.
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G. B. Quick
Auburn
Dr. Potter Medicine Co
Gents
D. Laroque
St. Vitus
Matthews Bros
Public notices and reader opinions under heading
Short letters of interest may be published when accompanied by the writer's name. The Tribune is not responsible for opinions expressed.
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Tribune
Prohibition party letter defends minority stance versus Tribune
A reader from Scranton argues the Tribune misjudges the Prohibition party and asserts support for remaining a small minority to advance temperance and religious principles. The letter cites biblical and constitutional references and pleads for moral policy over partisan gain.
City Typhoid Reports Prompt Health Check
Mortality report for the week ending Saturday notes 18 new contagious cases and 29 total deaths. Typhoid shows 1 case 1 death. scarlet fever 4 cases 2 deaths. diphtheria 4 cases 2 deaths. measles 1 case. consumption 1 death. Overall health appears improved.
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Board of Health
City Health Report Shows Good Overall Conditions
The weekly health report notes 18 new typhoid cases in the prior week while yesterday’s figures were normal. Mortality over the last three weeks suggests good general city health. the notice mentions Ourine of collarettes and Davidow Bros.
Tim the Tinker at Frothingham and other theater acts
The Frothingham offers John E. Brennan in Tim the Tinker an Irish comedy drama with a witty Trish, joined by ventriloquist Joy Charles A. Hartley and a strong specialty company. Klaw & Erlanger present Country Circus with 75 performers and full scenery. Scranton-Wilkes-Barre Symphony Orchestra appears with noted soloists. A theater bill includes a court case over theater bill postings and a Main avenue sewer meeting for West Side property owners livestreaming plans and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham Thia
John E. Brennan
Tim the
West Side
Main Avenue
Interesting WCTU session reports on Spruce Street rooms
Yesterday the Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at Spruce Street rooms. Mrs LeGrande Wright presented the railroad department report and Mrs Franc T Vail read a Woman’s Journal article on the Denver Women’s League parade in decorated trolley cars. The treasurer’s report was considered very satisfactory.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Spruce Street
LeGrande Wright
Franc 'T. Vail
Woman's Journal
Women's League
Denver
Hartmanns Patent Paint for Roof Tinning and Soldering
All work done away cen of the use of Hart Manns Patent Paint applied to tin galvanized tin sheet iron roofs and brick dwellings. It prevents crumbling crawling or breaking of brick and outstinsning of any kind. Coat costs under one fifth of tinning. Contracts by Antonio Hartmann 7 Birch St.
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Hartman
Mary Row
Antonio Hartmann
Birch St
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Frothingham Theater
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Washington and Lackawanna Avenues
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Mr. Long
Bandemin
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Conway, Ark
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Scranton, Pa
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North Carolina
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Sexsweel
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Wyoming Avenue
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Weenithe Avenue
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Jermyn
Deen
Nll
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Ite
Bank OF Scranton
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William Conne
Geo. H. Catlin
William H. Peck
William Connell
George TH. Catlin
Alfred Hand
James Archbald
Henry Belly Jr
William T. Smith
Luther Koller
Dr. Campbell
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Mr. Cow
Sapaene
Lave
Reddie
G v Campbell
Lancaster
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iWell Man
Mel
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River St
Chicago
Ill
Druggis Scranton
Hunt & Connell
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Trenton Iron CO
van Hen
Oxford Iron CO
Merchant Bar
Revere Rubber CO
Fayerweather & Ladew
Lackawanna Ave
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