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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1895

Page

8

Horse Runs Wild Injuring Man in Carbondale

Theodore Pierce was badly hurt when his horse bolted on Belmont street near Wylie's house. The horse struck lumber, fell twice, broke a fore leg, and was euthanized by Peter Rivenburg as the wagon was wrecked. Neighbors note such incidents are common and Mrs. Mc Mullen fears legal aid.

Belmont Street Theodore Pierce Mr.Pierce Mr. Pierce Mr. Wylie Burr Sven Peter Rivenburg

Valuable dog poisoned by unknown person in Mayfield yard

Horton Lee denounces the loss of a first class pointer bought for one hundred dollars. The dog, poisoned while Mr. Tew was away with the Columbia Hose company to Susquehanna, died after arsenic traces were found. Dr Widmer saved another dog. Lee vows severe action against the culprit.

Horton Lee Mayfield Yard Lee Jackson Tew Columbia Hose Company Susquehanna Mr. Lee Widmer

Tramps Arrested After Suspicious Patrol

Four tough looking men were arrested near Seventh Avenue after police observed suspicious activity. Chief McAndrew and Special Officer Wills detained them, searching the group and finding dares on their persons. Believed involved in burglary, they claimed a fifth companion was hungry. Shirts matched, but shoes varied. three shoes similar, one pair too large. They received twenty days’ splece.

Seventh Avenue McAndrew Wills Hastile

Traction Company Settles Twenty-Two Street Grading Claims

The Traction company has settled with Bentlemen holders of claims arising from property damage during road grading on Belmont and Brooklyn streets. J Hurns represented the plaintiffs and RB Price the defendants. The suits, filed over months and some tried three times, are resolved with terms unspecified but described as satisfactory to property owners.

Traction Company Bentlemen J. H.urns RB. Price Tt Ik Belmont Brooklyn Burns

Death of Dominick Collins Aged 35 in Scotland Street

Dominick Collins of Scott street died Saturday morning at 4 45 o'clock after a two year liver illness. Born in Ireland in 1841 he came to America in 186? and lived in this city except four years in Pittston. Survived by four sons John Patrick Thomas and Michael and three daughters Mary Teresa and Maggie. Funeral today at 3 40 p.m. Interment in St Rose cemetery.

Dominick Collins Scott Street Collins Mr Collins Ireland America Pittston John Patrick Thomas Michael Mary Tesele Maggie St. Rose Cemetery

Beating Incident Upsets Swamp Residents

Wallace McMullen of Archbald street returned home intoxicated and attacked his wife in the Swamp area. Neighbors alerted Special Officer Wright, who then summoned Officer Bell to quell the disturbance. No arrests were made.

Wallace McMullen Archbald Street Wright Bell

Of Cloths Linoleums Window Shades and Fancy Chairs

An OCR fragment lists items for sale including cloths linoleums window shades papers sweepers and fancy chairs indicating a miscellaneous goods catalog or auction notice.

Bids Opened for Salem Avenue Grading and Curbing

At a street committee meeting last Thursday bids from B R Blair John Booth and Col lines Kennedy were opened for Salem avenue grading and curbing. No contract was awarded though a statement recommending John Booth for the contract was prepared. A joint session of two houses was expected Friday night but did not materialize and the report was returned to the committee chair.

Salem Avenue B. R. Blair John Booth Collines & Kennedy Waa

Shaft No 3 to Suspend Work on September 15

No 3 shaft will suspend operations after September 15 for about two months of extensive repairs. A parallel project at the Delaware and Hudson shaft in Jermyn under Foreman Warren Williams is underway and will precede work on No 3. The pause will affect nearly two hundred workers and boys.

No. 3 Delaware and Hudson Jermyn Warren Williams Washburn-Crosby Co Washburn-Crosby

Officers Elected for Lackawanna Encampment No 14

The semi annual election of Lackawanna Encampment No 14 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows elected officers for the term. Chief patriarch Wil R flushes high priest Henry Meyers senior warden C F Masters junior warden John W Beck treasurer James Copeland trustee Christopher Shults. Installation set for September by District Deputy Grand Patriarch Philip J Vetter of Scranton.

Lackawanna Independent Order of Odd Fellows Wil R. Flushes Henry Meyers C.F. Masters John W. Beck James Copeland Christopher Shults Philip J. Vetter Scranton

Personal and Other Items Highlight Local Visits

Local society notes list Miss Arminia Schock visiting Mrs. E L Smith, several residents visiting Scranton and New York, and travels by Thomaz OConnell and Mary through New England. Others attend regatta at Lake Ariel, visit hotels, and return from extended stays at Jersey City, Philadelphia, and Susquehanna. The column names many families, friendships, and small-town movements across several towns.

Arminia V. Schock Schusteve E. L. Smith Alice Gerrity Dundaff Street Scranton Thomaz Oconnell Mary New England States Burlington White Mountains Lake Champlain Ticonderoga Lake George Saratosea Albany New York City F. P. Brown J. B. McTighe Lake Ariel Dunnings Aliee Herbert Jersey City Lottie M. Andrews W. H. Dennis Hradford Claude Smith Olln de LaMontanye W. BR. Hinsdale Orange N. J James Deeths Lincoln Avenue de LaMontanye Dootha Stev. J. J Forest City George van Kuran Mamie Merrick New York Magete Morrison South Main Street Horn Gertrude Sallender Elkdale Grace Bagley Canaan Street John Elston Gertrude Mary Hullah Church Street Wayne Street Spencer Courtright George Chapman Lauren Thorpe F. D. Hutchins Norwich N.Y Sadie Lisgile Mary Colmain J. M. Coleman Dunmore Claude Tt. Smith Binghamton H. H. Hatherway Lizzie Mooney Woodlawn Avenue Fesle Postal Telegraph Omony Sioux City Grace Coolridge Kathryne Lily Burr H. F. Donald Delaware and Hudson Susquehanna Henry Klotz Klotz Bros Pool Mansfield Normal Beridget Mullen Philadelphia Michael Burke Sandetree Whine Ae South Main Quehanna

Dispute After Wagon Collision Stirs Honesdale Main Street

In Honesdale on Saturday afternoon William Scully of South Canson and farmer driver John G. Walsh clashed after Scully’s wagon damaged Walsh’s buggy. Walsh obtained a warrant for damages. Scully claimed no property to seize. A crowd formed as the case unfolded and the street clogged for an hour.

Honesdale John G. Walsh William Scully South Canson Walsh Scully Main Street Waleh Smith Amities Actives Scranton Lake Ariel Burt Quinney Minneapolis Sinn

Cyclists Enter Maple City Wheelmen Races

J T Brady J Sam Brown and Frank Schuerholz prepare for a Monday bicycle trip and plan to race with the Maple City Wheelmen after capturing prizes in a recent bi cycle event.

Maple City J. T. Brady J. Sam Brown Frank Schuerholz

Opening of Moosic School Feted With Silk Flag Ceremony

The Moosic opening ceremony featured a tall flagpole unfurling a silk flag as Rev. L H Lindermuth and Rev. J J McCabe spoke. Theron Gi Osborn is named principal with assistants Mrs. George Fillis Miss Hannah Thomas M A Connolly and Lissle McMurtry. Citizens praise the new building and its pledge to educate children for life’s battles.

Moosic L. H. Lindermuth J. J. McCabe Avoca Theron Gi. Osborn George Fillis Hannah Thomas Misa M. A. Connolly Lissle McMurtry Lackawanna Township

Local Notes From Lanesboro and Surrounds

Gretta Dunning spent Sunday at her home in Lanesboro. An alley ball game for ten dollars a side is set for September fifteenth at Dunns alley Richmonddale with William Huyes and F W Kelley of Forest City. Work on car shops advances Charles Clark visits his sister Mrs J R Flem Janae. A large youth gathering attended the Granger picnic at Newton Lake Friday. William Ordnung and wife visit Seeleyville as they spend a few days with Ordnungs parents. The show season opens September first at Davis Hipera House with Daniel A Kelley in Outcasts of a Great City.

Gretta M. Dunning Lanesboro Dunn's Alley Richmondale William Huyes F. W. Kelley Forest City Charles Clark Pleasant Mount J. KR. Flem- Janae Grangera Newton Lake William Ordnung Mr. Ordnung Seeleyville Davis’ Hipera House Daniel A. Kelley

Republican Convention to Nominate County Officials at Beranton

Lackawanna county Republicans convene at the court house Beranton Pa on Sept 17 to nominate a coroner and a county surveyor and to elect two delegates and two alternates to the national convention. Primaries set for Sept 15 from 4 to 7 pm with vigilance committees asked to enforce rules.

Scranton Republican County Committee Central Republican Club Lackawanna County Court House Beranton Ist Plese Archbald Furst Posot Cateval Chlitton Township Dalton Mmckson City Dunmore Seyond Eimbhurat Fell Firat Blichth Winith Want Bacond Fourtenth Firat Diethlet Eixteenth Ninteenth Piret Ann Lecreres Abington Spring Brooavior West

Scranton and Pittston Traction Work Advances Toward Pittston

The Scranton and Pittston Traction company prepares a steel 1,200 foot trestle over Delaware and Hudson Lehigh Valley tracks near Avoca. Nearby residents include Drew and Smaltz supplying abutments. Various local people travel and visit, while community events and social gatherings are noted.

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