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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1897

Page

3

City notes highlight arrests, obits, and local events

Willam J. Fitzgerald and James F. Bell enrolled Saturday as law students at Georgetown University Washington D C. John Sullivan admitted with a fine for stealing a robe from a baby carriage at St James hotel. Funeral arrangements announced for Mrs Andrew J Crane at St Marys church Dunmore. Various hospital and mine incidents noted with injuries and duties. Union meetings parades and Klondike trip plans appear alongside church convention dates and a Middletown excursion by Century Hose company.

Willam J. Fitzgerald James F. Bell Law Georgetown University Washington, D. C John Sullivan St. James Hotel Andrew J. Crane Orlock St. Mary's Church Dunmore Dunmore, and Interment In Dunmoreatholic Cemetery. Miss Heasle Judge New York Lackawanna Hospital Ruane Luzerne Street Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Dodge Bellevue Oxford Delaware and Hudson Company Olyphant Eddy Creek C. MH. Snyder James Henry Dickson Mine Brick Avenue Henry Journeymen Horseshoers Union Scranton A. O. U. W. Hall Lackawanna Avenue Vetter's Drug Store Klondike Abington Association Baptist Church Peckville Association

Scranton Casa Store Showcases Fresh Produce For Shoppers

A vivid display invites customers to visit the Scranton Casa Store to view fancy peaches Brae vscious cante opes water melons rosy apples and crab apples with prices posted for comparison.

Scranton Casa

Delegates to the Convention Point to Pryor Ticket

Primaries produced strong turnout as the Republican county convention nears. Delegates favor Clarence E. Pryor for Sheriff and John R. Jones for District Attorney with Langstaff, Copeland, Daniels, and Beck also slated for offices, while John H. Thomas prepares to convene at 10 AM.

Republican County Committee Court House Scranton Recorder of Deeda Register of Wills John H. Thomas J. E. Watkins Clarence E. Pryor John RB. Jones W. S. Langstal John Copeland Thomas Daniels William Beck John R. Jones Langstaff Thos. Daniels Charles Huester Register Wm. Beck Archbald P. J. Coolican Charles Seamon Abram Howell James Philbin John Shiffler Benton Township John P. Rink Albert Warren Blakely Borough A. A. Ayers T. W. Spangenberg Louis Williams Rose Meggs James Bolton Andrew Nichols George Moules Carbondale Township Northweat Hudson Carbondale City Harry Wolcott BE. H. Wannacott Henry Pierce William Brookenshire Nick Rogera James Morrison William Mole Carl Schroeder Robert McHale Oscar Morgan David Thomas John J. Jones John Price Hugh Finnan Theophilus Davis David Lewis Richard Fluellen Thomas Manion Henry Collins George Fisher John Coack George Beaule Beconu George Edwards Daniel Powell Thomas Young Percy Carr Joseph McGrail Frank Wagner Frank Gill Charles Blees W. D. Biggart Luther Wert George Phacler Patrick McCormack Patrick McDonald David Parfrey John Holler Alexander Mareh John Phillips Aimbhuret William Negley Fell Township Joseph Herberts Robinson Rowe John Johns Glenburn Napoleon Nothacker Gouldsboro R. C. Drum Jefferson William Bell Jermyn William Davis Teane Avery Albert Griffiths Nicholas Bennett David Reese Lackawanna Township John Morgan James T. Brown B. Corby David J. Davis Joseph Chambers Joseph Pfaff Christian Fasshold la Plume M. A. Webster Lehigh Jacob Knecht Madison Township Dr. Brown Eugene Noack Mayfield Alexander Slanto Noah Pugh Newton Jesse Thompson Jud Hopkins North Abington Frank Smith Ol Forge Willis Reese T. James James Bell Old Forge William Tinklepaugh Charles Jones John No Zaring Olyphant William E. Marr Thomas B. Brown James Pettigrew Christopher Burbeck Charles P. Ford William

Voter Roster of City Wards and Districts Listed

A long list of names and districts appears, detailing ward by ward and district by district the assigned voters or officials in a historic city. The item reads like an official roll call with multiple wards each showing first and second districts and various names.

City Fire Brigade Plans Firemen's Day Arrangements

The Scranton board of fire engineers met at the Century hose house to finalize plans for Firemen's Day on October 8. Sealed proposals from city bands will be invited due to past discontent with parade selections. Chief Hickey says the Volunteer Firemen's association will oversee most parade preparations, with Hook and Ladder company funding special arrangements. Visiting units, including from Wilkes-Barre, Allentown, and Zeidler's hotel quarters arrangements, are noted.

Board of Fire Engineers The Scranton Fire Department Century Hose House Will Tounler Warnke, Birtley O’malley Hickey Wilkes-Barre Allentown Hartman Zeidler's Hotel

Clergy Attend Services Across City Churches

Rev Charles B Robinson of New York led at Green Ridge Presbyterian. Dr C M Giffin resumed at Elm Park after vacation. Elder J G Eckman preached Hampton Street. Rev Joseph K Dixon gave an anniversary sermon on The Unused Forces of the Church. Grace Evangelical Lutheran chapel to reopen with Rev Foster U Gift pastor. J T Morris preached at Hellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist. Communion observed at evening service. Rev J P Moffat of Washburn Street preached at yesterday's services. Emma Hays, YWCA city secretary, led the meeting. Rev Rogers Israel preached at St Luke's St Mark’s Mission. Rev Edward J Haughton preached at Plymouth Congregational. Dr Owen James spoke at Scranton Street Baptist. Volunteers of America held farewell for Captains Jennie V Dickinson and Minnie Morrow. Simpson Methodist service featured Wyoming Seminary quartet. Mission at Holy Rosary by Dominican Fathers Kearnan and Hurst. Massive weeklong mission with masses, sermons, rosaries, and confessions conducted by the three Dominicans.

Charles 8. Robinson D. D New York Green Ridge Presbyterian Church C. M. Giffin Elm Park Church J. G. Eckman Hampton Street Methodist Church Joseph K. Dixon Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Foster U. Gift J. T. Morris Hellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church J. P. Moffat Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Emma Hays Young Women's Christian Association Pennsylvania Rogers Israel St. Luke's St. Mark's Mission Dunmore Edward J. Haughton The Volunteers of America Lackawanna Avenue Jennie V. Dickinson Minnie M. Morrow Simpson Methodist Church F. W. Pearsall Railroad Young Men's Christian Association Wyoming Seminary Quartette G. W. Reynolds Nev. F. Carr J. Barnes Wells Sterling Eyre J. R., Sweet C. A. Bolinter J. &. Kernan J. A. Hurst Dominican Fathers of Province of Holy Rosary Church M. Ei. Lynett Jermyn Father Splinter Father Kernan

Scranton Conservatory of Music Opens Next Wednesday

Adams Avenue and Linden Street announces the Scranton Conservatory of Music opens in all departments next Wednesday. The director will receive visitors and prospective pupils today between 9 and 12 and 2 to 6, also in the evening from 8 to ?. Prospectus sent free on application.

State Emissary Inspects Milk Across the Commonwealth

Prof. M A McDonald of the State Experimental Station conducts government milk tests in Scranton and other cities. The State Board of Health, aided by the High School laboratory and a Babcock tester, analyzes fat content to assess quality and detect watering. Results will guide future food legislation and reveal milk quality from major dealers.

M.A. McDonald State Experimental Station Commonwealth M. A. McDonald State Board of Health Department of Agriculture New York Scranton McDonald New York City Thomas Cullen High School Howell Babcock Cullen City Hall Tribune Prof. McDonald Ihe

Bargain Hints for Home Goods Sale This Week

Carpenters coming next week as improvements must be sold this week. Many items discounted to clear inventory including crockery dinner sets and linens. Furniture, trunks, clocks, lamps, glassware, and a piano offered at deep cuts with delivery options and full details in store.

Davis Theatre Goes Dark Until Flynn and Sheridan Open

Because the company failed to keep its engagement the Davis theatre remains dark until Thursday. Flynn and Sheridan then present the Big Sensation Double Show for three days starting Thursday.

Davis’ Theatre Flynn & Sheridan

Scranton Conservatory of Music Rector Visitors Evening

The rector will receive visitors and professionals in the evening from 8 to 9. A prospectus is sent free on application.

Price of Electric Light Reduced by Suburban Co

Suburban Electric Light Company announces a rate cut effective Sept 1 within city limits. Incandescent lamps will be billed at five eighths of a cent per lamp hour, with a 10 to 20 percent discount for payments made on or before the 20th of the month.

Suburban Electric Light Company

Canaval Rock Wood Porcelain Pottery Exhibit Invitation

We have received a large number of the latest novel ties ir this justly famous American Art Pottery showing many rare effects in coloring and form. All connoisseurs as well as others interested are invited to call and examine this unique Ceramic Product. no two pieces of which are alike.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Spruce Street City Notes Century Hose Company Middletown Midway Park Century Boys City OF Boranton W. B. Chrismas H. Evans John H. Morgan Alexander T Simpson Charles Kaine John McDonald Edward Sanders Willam Simmes Daniel Cardwodine John Hughes Alvin Schaff David T. Evans Thomas FE Mills Fred Kellogg John van Bergan Walter Handrick Frank Oliver John Tim Thomas Collins Daniel Willama Beventh waord—Firet George Burker John Logan Fred H. Winters Kicith Wward Firat Millar M. J. Norton John PF. Jones Harry Poust E. M. Verney Frederick Walters J. J. Bawmeister G. W. Roberta George B Thompson P. Jadwin M. W. Lowry G. Coursen George Marshall Henry Banstein Charles Buker Joseph Watrouws Fred Hiewner Frederick Wetehel Jacob Ballus Jacob Bcheur Fred Misher Charles Stone Charles Murray Victor Smith John Metzhelimer William Young N. W. Claflin B. T. Jayne Alfred Harvey H. J. Hall Thomas KR. Hughes A. Th. Green W. H. Langwn Keene Pritchard W. H. Derby W. H W. Nichols David L. Williams W. M. Davis Thomas Williams Charles Leber Edward Williams H. H. Burechell John P. Jones Silas W. Finn C. C. Ferber Joseph Danner George FE. Shafer F. A. Bates H. 8. Weller D. A. Capwell F. J. Widmayer H. C. Coskey Tle Seventeenth Ward Joseph Rewick F. McArthur Frank Hall George M. Okell Henry Simler Frank Wolf Frank Martin Jovett Speicher C. C. Laubach David Moser Willam Hammond Willam Fink Henry Wirth Charlies Cooper Henry Schoff Jacob Rubenthal Fred Weber William Nicholas John Schroeder Joseph J. Roberts James Touhill Charles Klose Joseph Shorten James Dyer Thomas Griffiths John i. Welfe Thomas D Thomas Jacob Parker Board of Engineers Century Quarters Scranton Conservatory OF Music Adams Avenue Linden Street Hood Carpenters Coming China Dresden Ansonia Rexford Coo Crrina Mall Wyoming Avenue Rexford's Rexford Lackawanna Ave Lackawanna Trust WM. T. Smith Henry J. Anderson John W. Fowler Treas Jersey W. AL Pierge Pern Ave Market
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