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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1898

Page

10

Prisoner Arrests and Dagger Case at Scranton Police Court

Meyer Pailey fined two prisoners after arrests overnight on Franklin Avenue. Biog, found with a six inch dagger in a Center Street search, faced $18 in fines for drunk and disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapons. Mayor warned him of further trouble if unpaid, while the case unsettled for James Ruse and Mrs Marcy of Duryea on Lackawanna Avenue.

Meyer Pailey Junesa Blas Curven Horn Italy John Thomaer Franklin Avenue Dunmore Ted Biog Center Street Reese Jones Scranton Biss Hine James Ruse Mrs. Marcy Duryea Lackawanna Avene

Local Court Docket Teems With Small Offenses

Condavet Rues carried a loaded revolver and was fined by the mayor who also lectured him. Ruse paid 450 and left a gold watch as balance. Mrs. Marcy was fined 5 and paid it. Charlee Bingham of Providence, a young man, was arrested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct and jailed for default fines after resisting an officer. Patrick Theap 18 from the South Side drank and slept in a Dalley on Lackawanna avenue and was discharged after promising sobriety.

Condavet Rues Hin Ruse Marcy Charlee Bingham Providence Biseh Lotia County Patrick Theap South Side Dalley Lackawanna Avenue

Prohibition and Democratic Campaign Meetings Reported

The article describes Prohibition and Republican campaign events in multiple towns. Speakers include Makiv Everetey Wiitren G K Rebathin and Henry Northup at a Justis MA gathering, with notices of headquarters at 125 Washington Avenue and plans for voter outreach. It notes Democratic literature distribution and a big Republican mass meeting at Odd Fellows hall.

Jormpkineville Kenillcan Makiv Everetey Wiitren G. K. Rebathin Mon. N. C. Mackey Henry Northup Speikera Hom J. ML Berratie Read W. Fleita Avid. Colborn, Jr Odd Fellows' Hall Dunnvine Teniphnt Everett Warren Wicks M. W. Lowry Ww.insford Thenias

International concert company to perform at Calvary Church

Calvary Reformed Church hosts a Thursday evening concert by the International Concert Company featuring Mme Thiele, Misa Buchwald, Mr Thieke, and Mr Vunderveln. The programme includes Beethoven and violin viola pieces with performances by Bonito Cyprieclose and other artists. Proceeds support local efforts.

Ue Music International Concert Company Calvary Reformed Church Monroe and Ciban Mre Thiele Snprana Misa Buchwald Thieke Atv Vunderveln Rst Parry Bonita Oop Mike Fuehwihl Thiel Avia Bolcaggio Tilole Setual Po Buchwald Bonito Cyprieclose Mendehwohin Vuilleini Souvenir Diy

Missing Slavonian Youth Reunited Clue Emerges

An odd clue points to the parents of a young Slavonian separated near Clin einnath on October 8. The Tribune notes details of the story. Detective work and a Beltion Line baggage trace reveal a trunk and two boxes sent from Fiatorila Texas to Scranton and back to Pittsburg in six days, with local clergy and a Polish editor involved.

Clineinnath The Tribune White Mpoliceman Spellruey Delaware and Hudson Inive Mlatontia Texas Scranton Jersey Central Pittsburg Balthmors Fiatorila

Burglars Enter Waverly Stores. Small Theft Reported

Burglars entered A Bedford & Son pharmacy and Byron Cowles general store in Waverly on Thursday night. Only a small cash amount and a few articles were taken from the drug store, while about 00 dollars worth of goods disappeared from Cowles shop. No arrests or identity clues are mentioned. A separate note by J. L. Bays praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for his rheumatism relief.

A. Bedford & Son Byron Cowles Waverly Cowles Waverly Hove Chamberlain J. ‘l. Bays Christian Ehur

Court Postpones Poor Board Case Amid Multiple Docket Hearings

Judge Archbald recused himself due to a party interest as Gunster and Edwards unavailable leading to adjourment. The session disposed of several cases including two divorces while others addressed leasehold disputes, jury submissions, and petitions for changes of polling place.

Archbald Gunster Edwards

Great Savings on Direct Purchases from Packer to Consumer

The ad highlights money saved by buying direct from packers with goods shipped straight to consumers. It notes ongoing department improvements each year and mentions a small tender sweet pea as a featured item.

Packer

Coursen's Maine Corn On Sale With Fancy Sugar Peas

Fresh sale notice lists 15 cents per can for fancy sugar peas and 1.50 per dozen or 2.90 per case for Maine corn from Coursen. Ends not specified.

Maine

Boy Dies In Coal Mine Accident At Peckville

Verne Page a seventeen year old son of Mr and Mrs Richard Page of Bell Price Peckville was instantly killed yesterday morning at the Ontario colliery where he worked as a state picker. The body was taken to his parents home in a blanket. A rope about fifteen feet long was found wound around a projecting shaft and is believed to have caused the death. Edward Lee, aged about the same, witnessed the tragedy and cannot explain it. The boy’s parents sorrow is described as extreme.

Verne Page Richard Page Bell Price Peckville Ontario Edward Lee Young Lee Page Tee Gage Rene Leo

Band's Annual Concert at Lyceum Theatre

Bauer's ensemble will present an onion concert at the Lyceum Theatre on Thursday December 9. The program promises strong improvement from last season with a strengthened band and a popular selection list. Early ticket purchases advised as last year’s crowd filled the venue. Also noted are sales promotions from Pope Manufacturing cutting prices on Columbia and Hartford bicycles including a notable drop from 125 to 100 on the Columbia Challenger model.

Bauer's Will Lyceum Theatre Dee S. Me Beate Faust Bramme Messia Kellum Conrad Pope Manufacturing Company Columbia Hartford Columba

Training Details For Thorouch Planeside Program

Inquiries seek full particulars on application for a training initiative. Circulation details note offerings and eligibility.

Thorouch Spd

Cur prices on Men s Hise and n lerwour Taidlox Night Gowns

P F M T Howley lists slow domestic goods including Hise and lerwour Taidlox Night Gowns Sik Wolate Tube Tipedjewelgiemtire Tress Linings Moars and Hagen with steam heating and plumbing services at 231 Wyoming Ave.

P.f.&m T. Howley Wyoming Ave

Tapping of sewer pipe at No 38 School shocks town

Health officer Allen told to prosecute Heier and Clark for tapping the school sewer line at No 38, while architects Duckworth and Schroeder and contractor Hunt & Connell are exonerated from knowledge of the method used. The board cites water removal from the free air duct and possible sewer gas entry as the motive, with hearings set for October 1888.

Allen No. 28 Conrad Schroeder Hunt & Connell Duckworth Board of Control Board of Health Witter Tivhart J. Murry Aid Pean Plo George WY. Clark Jed Melo Dravid Hobarts John Harvey Ac Ui Diet Mira Virwoh Decker George Wall John Duckworth Conrad Lehroedern John A. Duckworth Conrad Behroeder Hines& Connell Claris Skeler Con Iil Schroeder George W. Clark Pul- Hie Charlee Helercat Gearme W. Clirk Conrad Sehrowdey Tie

Hole cut in pipe without board knowledge prompts health violations

An interior plumbing hole was cut under a basement door by suspects linked to the building crew and mayoral officials, with no prior board of health notice. Charles Deeler and George W. Clark face charges for violating health law amid hidden work and risky access through a narrow crawl space.

Stunt & Connell John A. Duckworth Diciien Board of Control Bowl of Health Fiw Charled Deeler George W. Clark Bowed of Health

Curtain remnants and fabrics offered at discounted prices

The ad lists heavy nap fabrics in patterns and colors for yardage and remnants. Prices include 64c per yard for some remnants, 81.25 and 1.35 for best grades, 30c for part wool, 35c for Nottingham, and up to 3.50 to 5.50 for finer Brussels and curtains. Various pair prices from 2.00 to 20.00, highlighting showy pieces at 2.50 and 3.25 and a 5.50 item matching a 12 month prior 7.00 value.

Nottingham Brussels

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