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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1897

Page

3

City Notes and Local Meetings Across Town

Local brief notes report fire engineers board meeting managers of Florence mission gathering and an Albright Virary trustees adjourned session. Central Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets afternoon with large attendance expected.

Board of Fire Engineers Florence Mission Albright Virary Central Wonmits’ Christian Temperance Union Soszeslwjl Ducha Sixth Avento Unt Park Place Carbondaly Watrone Jermyn Main and Rushbrook Streets Taynor & Lewis Argument Court Tt Fa Main Rushbrook Young Women's Christian Association Clase Comegys Wyoming Avenue Logis Elm Park Church C. M. Giffin Herdons Alderman Butterman Atrs. Stark

Return trip from Buffalo to Indiaeapolis priced at 12.90

Ticket offer from Buffalo via Nickel Pinte Road to Indiaeapolis and return for 12.90. Valid Oct 13 14 and 18 with return through Oct 23. Tickets available through local agents or FL J Moore General Agent at 29 Exchange Street Buffalo NY.

Indiaeapolis Ind Buffalo Nickel Pinte Road Christian Churcher National Convention J. Moore Exchange Street N. Y. Ee

Secretary to Occupy Desk in Main Building

Mrs. Mary Schooley will again serve as Secretary at the desk in the Main building. Entries should be delivered early on the morning of Tuesday September 28, 1897.

Mary Schooley

Death notices for Ellen Regan and Ralph Benton

Ellen Regan daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Regan of 4 Railroad avenue dies at 1 month Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock Ralph Benton infant son of Mr and Mrs Mire G Le Grande Field dies aged a few months Funeral services at residence 601 Washington avenue this Tuesday afternoon at 2 90 o'clock Interment in Forest Hill cemetery

Olyphant Common Pleas Opens With Several Cases Continued

The fall term begins before Judges Edwards and Archbald. Numerous cases including wage suits against the borough of Olyphant are continued or settled. An interpleader involving Mrs Cokely and Miss Jurisch over Sterling Cycle Works proceeds as testimonies continue. Jodrey sues Borough of Olyphant for services. judge instructs jury for the borough. Verdicts favor Robinsons Sons in an interpleader against Vashani.

Archbald J. BE. Jodrey Edwards Common Pleas Court Henry Snyder W. A. Morrison G. A. Fuller T. F. Wells A. B. Herrington Guernsey Brothers Assumpah William Gilroy Central Railround Company of New Jersey Trespage Caara Honta Plate Glass Company A. B. Wescott John Dent William Johnson Edmund Spencer Ciee EK. May Cokely Lillian Jurisch Sterling Cycle Works Chicago A. W. Jurisch Spruce Street Alderman Fuller RR. A. Gummerman S Isters Sterling Cycle Company Jurisch Watson Zimmerman Diehl Hall Kemmerer Olyphant Jodrey Borough of Olyphant Jodery Thomas Curran Fodery Curran Halslander Alworth PL O'Malley Robinson's Sons John Vashani

A Big Heart at Davis Theatre Delights Audiences

John J. Black presents A Big Heart at Davis Theatre with a strong cast led by Fred Wyckoff as Sheriff Hiram Bilkins. The entertainment includes a wholesome drama, a thrilling plot about a villain aiming to separate a couple, and a lively specialty show featuring Miss Iva Schuyler, Fred Hames, Lian Gordon, and Ella Shields. Performances run today and tomorrow with evening shows nightly.

John J. Black Davis’ Theatre Fred Co. Wyckoff Hiram Bilkins B'Gosh

Non Suit Upheld in Pletcher Case by Archbold

Judge Archbold refused to strike the non suit in the Jacob Pletcher versus Scranton Traction Co case. The incident grew from a run across Chestnut street in Dunmore where Pletcher's son and other boys were chased by a traction car, leading to a fatal accident.

Archhbald Pletcher Jacob Pletcher Scranton Traction Company Traction Company Young Pletcher Chestnut Street Dunmore

Court Remarks Infer Excess Speed Not Cause of Fatal Run Down

Judge Archibald concludes that Pletcher's death was not due to car speed and says a cross street procession by boys was not the cause. He states the incident would occur even at safe speeds and rejects the idea that the motorman should have anticipated a procession. The ruling upholds the non-salt rule in the case.

Pletcher Archhbald

Judge Gunster Delivers Record-Setting Opinion in Equity Case

Judge Gunster issues the longest county opinion in the John Church Organ Co versus Guernsey Brothers suit. The 214 page ruling finds for the defendant Guernsey Brothers for 455.08 dollars plus interest from yesterday, with costs awarded to the defendants.

John Church Organ Company Guernsey Brothers Church Organ Company Sait Gunster

Stabbing at Johnson's Patch Leaves One Wounded

A drunken melee at a Johnson's colliery house on Saturday night ended with Steve Staronea stabbed in the neck by Mike Salonka using a long blade. Staronea's wound is not serious and he is expected to recover. Salonka was arrested after the knife was found in the house. others involved were also injured.

Johnson Steve Staronea Mike Salonka Staronca Jefferson Avenue Larch Street Johnson's Salonka Lowry Miles McDonald William Skipper Balonka Sloat Central Police Baronka Staronea William Haggerty

City Council approves Torrey assist in Jermyn suit

Mayor Hailey signed resolutions including hiring ex City Solicitor James H. Torrey to aid City Solicitor Mc Ginley in the assessment case against Joseph Jermyn before the Supreme Court. Other actions grant grading rights on Irvingvenue, award sewer and drain contracts, and set fire hydrant and curb line plans in local streets.

Hailey James H. Torrey McGinley Joseph Jermyn Supreme Court Irving Farber Court P. J. Thornton & Co Cherry Street Prospect Avenue Flanagan & O'Mara

Heidelberg colliery strike at Lehigh Valley causes 600 workers off job

About five hundred workers at Heidelberg No 1 colliery near Avoon refused to work yesterday over docked heading payments. A conference with supervisors failed to yield concessions, and a meeting at Duryea decided to extend the strike with 600 men and boys affected.

Heidelberg Lehigh Valley Company Avoon Connors Owens Lacula Duryea

Social Evening Honors Miss Seymore At Staples Residence

Mrs and Mr James B Staples hosted a gathering at 414 Olive Street in honor of Miss Gertrude Seymore of New York City. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W H Hepler Mr and Mrs H B Cramer Mr and Mrs Bart Hollister and family Mrs T Wagner and others. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertises with medical remedies and a health tonic claim.

James B. Staples Olive Street Gertrude Seymore New York City W. H. Hepler H. 8. Cramer Bart Hollister T. Wagner Adama T. J. Se

Klondike Tales From Juneau Miner Returns Home

John BE Bashan recalls six months in Yukon era claims with Henry and Charles Smith, detailing Treadwell mine work in Juneau, brutal weather, scarce food, and inflated Klondike reports. He notes mixed news from Dawson and seaworthy hardships while bringing back quartz samples and Indian relics.

Juneau Ile Treadwell John BE. Bashan Main Avenue Taylor Yukon Wold Fields Seattle Canadian Pacific Tribune Klondike Carbondale Alaska Yukon Henry Charles Smith Mayfield City of Mexico Henry Staith Charles Treadwell Company Douglass Dawson City Charlie Smith Lake Linderman Dyea

Eight Hour Act Debate Marks City Audit Meeting

At the audit committee meeting a lively debate arose over the Eight Hour Act affecting city employees. The act's adoption for street workers sparked questions about overtime for city teamsters, but a motion to refer to the city solicitor failed, and the committee then approved all bills from the street commissioners and others.

Street Commissioners Department

Seventh Annual Excursion to Allentown by Central Railroad

Announcement of the seventh annual excursion to Allentown by the Central Railroad of New Jersey. Special train departs Scranton at 7:00 a.m. and Wilkes-Barre area stops, with varied fares per station. Arrives Allentown 10:00 a.m. Return from Allentown at 6:50 p.m. Tickets valid only on the special train and returnable on regular trains Sept 23 and 24. Refreshment car provided. Direct Scranton line. no car changes.

New York Lehich Valley Railroad Wilkes-Barre Lackawanna Avenue Allentown Central Railroad of New Jersey Scranton Taylor Pittston m Ag Mill Creek Tae Miner's Mille Parsons Ashley

Have You Seen Them New Toilet Sets

Bold sales pitch for new toilet sets featuring latest shapes and decorations at rock bottom prices. Local appeal emphasizes beauty and low cost to attract shoppers.

Dyspepsia Cure Praised By Dr Andrews Of Jefferson College

Dr T H Andrews of Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia declares a wonderful remedy for dyspepsia gave him very gratifying results in all but the worst forms. He endorses the treatment as highly effective.

T. H. Andrews Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia

Special Christmas sale on Silverware and china items

Daily paper feature highlights bargain silverware including Silver 1847 Rogers knives and salt and pepper sets, six Nut Picks in a satin box, and three sizes of china plates. Prices kept low at 10 to 25 cents per piece, with many pieces selling fast and likely gone by night.

Rogers China China Plates

To Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Promo

Patent medicine ad promises a cure for colds in one day using quinine tablets sold for 25 cents. It claims a money back refund if no cure and mentions various drumelets as part of the product.

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