Wildcats attack Holstein bull in Susquehanna barn
Former Leon Goodrich wrestled a dangerous encounter with two wildcats that chewed the bull’s nose and flank wounds. He fought the animals off, saving the bull, then the bull killed one cat and gored the second. Goodrich was badly bitten but unharmed overall. The piece also notes regional railroad updates and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semiton Tribune
Susquehanna
Leon Goodrich
Eskdale
Goodrich
Farmer Goodrich
Mr. Goodrich
Aldermanic Court Handles Local Theft and Assault Cases
Charlie McGuire Michael Oshero and others faced Alderman Howe for stealing fruit from EB Coursen’s store and were discharged after reprisal. Carrie Smith and Mrs Winlock faced larceny charges with bail set at 200 each amid ongoing Smith Winlock disputes. Additional hearings included Mrs Winlock assault case and Frei Addison charged with assault and firearm threats. bail set at 600 in that matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie McGuire
Michael Oshero
John
Joe Sabino
EB. G
Smith-Winlock
Tribune
Carrie Smith
Cassie Roth
Mrs. Winlock
Alderman Millar
Mrs. Winlack
Mary Hastinck
Mire
Martha Washner
Casimir
Millar
Currie Smith
Winkick
Frei Addison
Kasson
Mary Wasnack
Old Forge
Addison
Architect Davis Returns From Philadelphia With Minor Y M C A Changes
Seymour Davis of Philadelphia, the architect whose Y M C A buildings won first prize, visited the city with Secretary Mahy to discuss small changes. They will be sent back to Philadelphia for printing as a new prospectus to aid subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Davis
Philadelphia
Mahy
Davis
Endeavorers to Meet in Scranton Church Afternoon
The Christian Endeavor union of Scranton meets at the Poinn Avenue Baptist church this afternoon at 2 o clock. Rev. J P Moffat of Washburn Street church will open the session with song service led by C H W Chandler. Rev. H A Boyl of Plymouth Congregational will give the address of welcome, with response by Rev. George W Welsh. George C Mathy of the Young Men’s Christian Association will speak and Prof. Haydn Evans will preside at the organ. Instrumental music is by Lawrence’s orchestra. The main business is to organize a county union. At 7:45 the City union meets at Second Presbyterian church for nominations and a farewell to Rev. Welsh, retiring president and state chairman of Good Citizenship. Rev. R F Pierce will give the evening address. The nominations committee includes W T Hackett, S Foxes, W I Rural, Charles H Chandler and K A Biddleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Union of Scranton
Pounn Avenue Paptiss
Eno
J.P. Moffat
Washburn Street
C. H W. Chandler
Hh. A. Boyl
Plymouth Congrégational Church
Moffatt
George W. Welsh
City Union
George C. Mathy
Young Men's Christian Association
Haydn Evans
Lawrence
Second Presbyterian Church
R. FP
Pierce
W. T. Hackett
Foxes
W. 1
Rurall
Charles H. Chandler
K. A. Biddleman
Pretty Home Wedding Unites Miss Alice Hartshorn and Joseph Myers
A pretty home wedding was held Wednesday evening at the bride’s Boulevard home. Miss Alice Hartshorn married Joseph Myers, a prominent central city man, with Rev. Charles Prosser officiating and Eliazbeth Owens playing the wedding march. The wedding party included bridesmaid Maud Myers and groomsman Trevor Hartshorn. guests included numerous Hartshorn and Brown family members as well as relatives and well wishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hartshorn
William Brown
Joseph Myers
Company H. Thirteenth Regiment
Charles Prosser
Primitive Methodist Church
Eliaahbeth Owens
Myers
James Hartshorn
William Hatshorn
A. Hartshorn
Mites
Emma Morgan
Samuel Edgar
Harry Hartshorn
Charles Talne
David Jones
Ney
Proseer
Mirs
Aaron Powell
Thoy
Morgan
Mister Elisabeth
Hattie Olivens
Evans
Willie
Thomas Morgan
Mabel
Mig Morgin
Funeral of Thomas J McTighe Held in Carbondale
The funeral of Thomas J McTighe was held from Westminster hotel to St Rose cemetery Carbondale after a 4 a m transfer via Delaware and Hudson. A high mass of requiem was celebrated at St Roxe church with Rev W A Nealon Rev T F Coffey and Rev J J Gritfin officiating. Pull-bearers named and floral tributes presented. Scranton Lodge of Mike attended as charter member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. McTighy
Westminster Hotel
Delaware and Hudson
St. Roxe Church
Carbondale
M. FP. McCann
P. A. Nealon
Thomas G. Morgan
M. J. Collings
Boranton
Lawrence Melvin
John Nealon
Carbodale
Foundling Home Donations Liste Shows Generous Support
Community supporters contributed a wide range of gifts to St. Joseph's Founding Home on donation days. Donations include cash, fruit, groceries, clothing, and perishable goods from numerous individuals and local businesses, with thanks extended to Dr. James O’Malley and the press for coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's
James O'Malley
Favera
Thomad
Lane Sessecesseecenenn
Ssedeee Vsseusesases OM Sr
Peg
Cumoy
Barton
Dunmoto
John Collieaui
John Brown
Hen Mra
John F. Parrett
Craven
God
Conway
Tom
Joroy
Avakveuered Weautvesste
Keystone Laundry
Caroline Carey
Cisbas Baseccien
Jennie Kanes
John Kinittel
Thiinua Hoban
Leiott
Mir
Bold
Metter & Collings
Nick
George Mecarthy
Mise
Tim Meurthy
Burke
T. J. Ketty
Nour
CM. Parris
Crus
Aten
J. Conway
TO OH. Moyne
Sarah Melvin
Mike Pahlowe
Atear
Amd
Dora
Mies
Anna Courleén
Blore
Gorton
Gordon
Barteloor
Chirke Bros
Annie Givin
C. J. McAndrewe
Daughters of Erin Host Social Event in Bellevue Hall
Last night in Snoever's hall on Penn avenue the Ancient Order of Hibernians Daughters of Erin Division No 1 Bellevue held a striped and social gathering. Over two hundred attendees filled the hall as county president Miss O Hara led the organizing committee including Mary Dougherty Jennie Clark Mrs John Quinn Mrs Martin Wort Julit Holleran and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snoever
Prince Alert Scores Double Wins At Bethlehem Pace
In Bethlehem Pennsylvania Prince Alert beat the field twice to set a new world pacing record for eight eighths of a mile on a smooth track. The first heat finished in 2.0644 with Demoericv in pursuit, and the second saw Prince Alert surge after the start to win by four lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Prince Alert
Toway
Penneylvania Falr Association
Pyrite Alert
Demoericv
Mtwerd
Boys Industrial School at Santiago Established by General Wood
General Leonard Wood, military governor of Santiago, issued an order to establish a boys industrial school for Cuban orphans in the former Spanish military hospital. About two hundred youths will receive instruction in trades and basic education with competent American teachers engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Erie
Delaware & Hudson
Santiango de Cuba
Leonard Wool
Santiago
Solochetrial School
Xetchera
Washington Opf 2h-Penaton Certificates
Iporeise, Abel T. Bweet, Marford, Susquehanna receive certificates with amounts listed as $7 to Hi Relioe and $10 to Able Sutliff in Bloomingdale and Juxorne areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Penaton
Iporeise
Abel T
Marford
Susquehanna
Hi Relioe
Able
Bloomingdale
Juxorne
Buffalo Market Receipts Mixed Across Live Stock
The report shows cattle and calves steady with mixed grades and light activity. Receipts include 12 carloads of cattle, mixed feed and heavy calves, and sheep with prices ranging for natives, wethers, and lambs amid uneven demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranvers
Canadas
East Liberty Cattle Market Steady Prices Noted
East Liberty Ort reports cattle steady with notes on prime and common grades. Prices show prime around 5.70 to 5.0 percent and heavy yorkers at 44.00, with common to good ranges cited. Sheep steady with mixed quality quotes from 1.60 to 2.00 and related rot and market terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Real Estate Auction in Lackawanna County Scranton
Sundry writs of execution authorize sale of multiple Hyde Park to Winton properties in Scranton Lackawanna County. Parcels include block 1 fronting Adams Street with several two story frame homes and mines reserved. notices cite court terms 1890 and 1896 with buyers to bid at Lackawanna courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve D. Morgin
Rue C. Powell
Mary Williamen
Devon
Baneanere
Seroiton
Welling Henne
Dudinus
William Th. Davie
Thomas
Jotenh Gray
Aneihald
Pennietta
Roll Street
Ted
Jamwik
Coal and Tren
Ander
Warrenter
William Theva
Joseph Gray
Northern
Oul and Tron
Lockawanna
Deel Peel
Hejzet
Frank Grayve
Joseph Cray
Tite
Carey
Joseph Paparell
Albert Grist
Archbald
Miller Parm
Salt of Peck Lumber Manufacturing Company
Joseph Panareli
Peay
Alworth
Sheriff's Sale Describes North, West and South Boundaries
A sheriff’s sale outlines a sixty goe farmland parcel bounded northerly by Iande of Normah Stone and Mra Ell Sprague westerly by lands of Caleb Lowry and Hubbard southerly by lands of Norman K. Stone and Welcome Stone westerly. Property includes a farm house two barns and outbuildings. The sale occurs under Fit Judgement NW September Term Vend ex to November Term conducted by attorney STOKER for George W Welland vs Reuben organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iande
Normah
Stone
Mra Ell Sprague
Caleb Lowry
Bumner Hubbard
Norman K. Stone
Welcome Stone
David J. Williama
Harriet N. Simpson
George W. Welland
Reuben Organ
Stoker
Multiple Lackawanna County Estates Seized in Various Executions
Property parcels in Lackawanna County including lots in Clifton and Clifton township with improvements such as two story dwellings and outbuildings are ordered sold in executions against several debtors. Records list debts, judgment numbers, term dates, and attorney names with detailed lot boundaries and adjoining lands across Luzerne and Lackawanna counties.
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James J. Weagenhurst
Clifton Township
Lackiwanna
Hemlock Corner
Andrew Stren
Haull Bireng
Deamish Et al
Simpson de Lone
de Long
Grom
Rhodes
Hobie
Varloe
William Arnold
Wiht
Arnott
Auld Arnold
Taserne
Clifton
Ned Corlegton Townelupe
Lackawanna County
Lone
Fim Rholes
Greswouth
Luzerne County
Lackiawanna County
Jani Os J. Kehley
Kebley
John Warner
J. Kaufman
Kaufman
John Kaufman
Charles Wheatley
Kestier
Ear Koestler
Hemlock
Lehieh River
Lehieh
Tyrinker Little
Cuften Township
Philadelphia
Philander Moon
Lehigh River
Lehleh
Cormer
Charles Keatler
Keetler
Eormer
Drumos
Royleva
Domes J
Ceorge M
Watson
Terms of Sale for Sheriff’s Auction in Scranton
Fifty dollars cash due when property is struck off and the balance immediately after sale. When sold for costs, costs must be paid when struck off. All properties with noncompliant terms will be resold before adjournment. Sheriff’s office Scranton PA.
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Amal
Jonas Long
Whitney
Jimmie
Jack
Jayne
Jane
Laing
Aimmie
Susquehanna County
Dunbar
Harford
Kirkwood
N.Y
Durnwood
Montrose Republican
Trumian Perry
Thorsen
Mise Ketetle Jeffers
Montrove
William Jeffers
Mace
Universatists
Brooklyn
Hamlin
Y. M. C. A. Prise
Scranton Union
Mrs. Brown
T. J. M’tighe
Foundling Home
Daughters OF Erin
Snover’s Hall
Clase
RO Holton
Peeters
Nancy M
Dr. Friteh
Belle
B. Ao
Walker Mork Choc
Cummings
Ab Democracy
Gen. Wood
Pennsylvania Pensions
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle Market
Castoria
Ory
Sheriff's Sales
Lackawittina
Scranton
Saran Jane White
Winton
Lickawanna
Dolph & Starnes
Brown
Borah
Jane Whites Corey
STOR
Atso
I. Thomas
Madison
Lakkawire
Hutter and
Fisher
Gardner
Butler's
Dubs
Lackawanna
Sean Spencer
H. Thomas
Lev
Douglass
Atty
Uedvfonhuth
Mehdames
Alfred FR
Vienett
Divide Park
Lockuiveannit
Poansyvione
William Swetland
Jamet
Alfred
Janett
Mercia
Mareh
Taj
Lorkawartzin County
West Side
Thigh James
Alfred TR Hignett
Sudlement
Albo
Miriam
Brock
George
Beranton
Pennsylvania
Third Street
Albright Avenue
Cette
Sanderson
Soul Third
Thoreon
Robinewn
Miriam Broek
Qeorge B. Brook
Tar
Willard, Warren & BN
Reuben Morgan
Scntt
Willian F. Kieselva
John Bansart
John G Morlang
Herman O8tiaus
Utley
John Sewart
Amy M. Orris
George Marling
Tle
Betanten
Michael Morarity
Tackiwhand Tron and Coal Company
Richard Wendy
Luserne
Michael Mortarity
Alexander Moriarity
Aiget
Ligshe Tillenve
Michael Morlarfin
M. J. McAndrew
Ellen M. O'Neill
T. O'Neill
Fell
Lackownanna
Penneylvania
Warren
Peter Beech
Forest City
Eilen M. Oneill
Jamee Dolphin
Ellen M. O Nell
Erty
Pryor
Sheriff's Office
New York, Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Baltimore
Old Dominion
Arso
Point Comfort
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Pier
North River
New York
H. B. Walker
V. J. Brown
Beranton, Pa
Matthews Bros
McGarrah & Thomas, Druggiats
the Tribune Pus, Co
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