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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1896

Page

3

Personal Notes From Susquehanna County Area

New York visitors Mr and Mrs I A Singer stay at Hotel Jermyn. Edward Raynsford of Susquehanna was in town on business yesterday. Miss Mary Jordan returns to Parsons after visiting relatives here. Mrs Mary Bailey and son John in Honesdale for a three week visit. Deputy Prothonotary Myron Kasson attended the Susquehanna County fair at Montrose yesterday. Dr Geordy A Blanchard of Lackawanna Hospital returns from a two week Massachusetts trip. Ralph Howard, Hoyts business manager, coordinating for Davie theater production October 6 4 and 7. Miss Bilza Koch, Beranton House attaché, marks sixty fifth birthday with a gift. Yesterday's Truth notes Charles E Daniels leaves journalism to study law after seven years with the paper. colleagues bid him farewell and wish him success.

I. A. Singer New York City Jermyn Edward Raynsford Susquehanna Mary Jordan Parsons Mary Bailey John Honesdale Myron Kasson Charles E. Daniels Jottrmaliem Tin Mabor Dantals Highsuccésa

Counter Argument in the Smith Case

A forty page pamphlet argues Testimony Was Taken failed to support Mr. Smith s accusations and no evidence warranted suspicion. Attorneys Newcomb Price and City Solicitor Torrey present the defense as Smith faces disbarment appeal before the supreme court in Pittsburg amid claims of attack on judges and interference with justice.

EF. C. Newcomb H. Price J. H. Torrey Cornelius Smith Sentleman F. W. Guneter Smith Supreme Court the Tribune Janes Jeantogs Lehigh Valley Mud Run Lss Judee Dunster Wole Mr. Smith Afr. Smith Gunter Gunster Tims Supreme Court of Mercur Lacy Partica

Building Permits Filed Across Scranton District

Building Inspector John Nelson reports issuing thirty seven permits in September averaging about one and a half daily. Total value listed at 200252 dollars, including single and double dwellings, extensions, alterations, workshops, and a two story brick office on Adams Avenue.

John Nelson Joseph Niteh Wood Hamscourt James Nolan Mulberry Street Ninth Warh G. P Reynolds Harrison Avenue Tenth Ward G. P Heynults FO St Amati Quincy Avenue Sine Ward Mike PL Murray Seventh Ward George Howler Neptune Court John Willams Washburn Street Fifth Ward Frederick Warter Wyoming Avenue Thirteenth Ward Catharine E. Smith Fourteenth Street J. Evans Archbald Street Sixth Ward Anna Callagher Orchard Street Twelfth Run Scanton Mineral Street Samuel Gress Mery Wood Jackson Street J. C. Aurfluh Lackawanna Avenue Ninth Ward Washington Avenue Sixteenth Ward J. W. F. Davis Lowunt Street Fifteenth Ward Morgan Edwards Locust Street Pifteenth Thomas M. Jones Hook Street Piftewnth Thomas Baldwin Birth Ward W. ON White North Main Avenue First Ward Mrs. Lewshon Bromley Avenue Fourth Ward William May Wilbur Street Clark and Daily Summit Avenue Beyond Ward Henry Belman Ash Street Bevend Ward Charles Hartman Union Street Lewis H. Schroeder Thomas Murphy Chestnut Street Fourteenth Ward P.P. Carter Adams Avenue Rehard Evans Everett Avenue Calvin E. Swingle Seventeenth Ward Simon Thomas Ingle Reese Street

Woman Defends Bicycle In Homeopathic Talk

Dr Anna Clark of Scranton defends bicycles at the Homeopathic Medical Society of Pennsylvania meeting in Philadelphia. She reviews the wheel as a health promoter noting its equalizing benefits for both sexes and claims cycling aids early consumption and full muscle development.

Homeopathic Medical Society of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Anna, Clark Philadelphia Inquirer Anna (. Clark Scranton Clark

Glass case verdict awaited as jury retires

The B N Mc Coy Glass company and Lackawanna Hardware case closed at adjournment with the jury retiring for a verdict. Court will reconvene to hear the jury return its decision.

B. N. McCoy Glass Company Lackawanna Hardware Company

William Connell Club Forms for Campaign Meetings

A William Connell club with forty members organized at Frank Moeller's hall on South Washington avenue. Charles Stone named president James McGuiness secretary and M H Gallagher treasurer. A campaign committee includes Frank Moeller 8 G Robbing James McGuiness and C H Murray. Next meeting set for Tuesday Oct 6 at 8 o'clock p m.

William Connell Frank Moeller Washington Avenue Charles Stone James McGuiness M. H. Gallagher G. Robbing C. H. Murray

Montrose Boy Killed by Train Near Factoryville Depot

Stanley Newton aged 15, student at Keystone Academy, Fac toryville, was killed instantly when a handrail or cowl cars struck him beside a northbound coal train as a milk train approached toward Scranton. His body was taken to Montrose and his mother awaited him at the station in Montrose.

Stanley Newton Keystone Academy Factoryville C. R. Newton Montrose Young Newton Scranton

Endeavorers Gather for Big Penn Avenue Rally Tonight

An Endeavorers rally at Penn Avenue Baptist Church precedes next week’s convention. The program blends religion and business with a 30 member United choir and social activities. Delegates will be assigned to private homes and hotels as part of a new meeting system.

Penn Avenue United Choir W. HL. Stubblebine City Union Dunnere Young Aren's Christan Association Charles J. Daniels W. H. Stubblebine

Elegant Lamps for Parlor Decor in Royal Finishes

A sales pitch extols pretty Princess and Banquet lamps as superior parlor ornaments. It highlights Piano lamps, silk shades, and finishes like Royal Sevres, Royal Bonn, Dresden, Delft, and French France. The copy urges readers to remember the date and attend the display.

Royal Sevres Royal Bonn Dresden Delft France

Fortunate Toilet Sets Sale With Yellow Tag Reductions

Rexford's offers a clearance of refined toilet sets with yellow tag prices. Old and new price contrasts show substantial cuts on 10 to 12 piece sets, including gold tracings, multicolor prints, and hand finished decorations. Most sets carry dramatic reductions from high original prices.

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