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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1897

Page

5

Multitude of goods and crowds fill Mulberry Street

The scene on Mulberry Street shows frantic crowds tugging babies, hams, baskets of peaches and dry foods as transfers occur between cars. A portrait of Dr. Horace FB Ware appears in the Philadelphia Ledger. Dr. E F Snader of Philadelphia, an authority on heart and lung diseases, is to speak at the state homoeopathic convention after dinner with Dr. and Mrs. Ware. Miss Irene Kann will join a seminary in Nashville as music instructor, leaving soon with farewell songs from friends.

Mulberry Street Horace FB. Ware State Homoeopathic Medical Society Philadelphia Ledger E. F. Snader Philadelphia Ware Irene Kann Nashville Young Women’s Christian Association South Baife O Mio Fernando Donigetti Desertion Vullanulle Dell ‘Acqua Tost Bilmhurst Boulevard Pine Brook Scranton Scranton Homoeopathic Hospital Mra Tenry Bellin, Jr T. Oakford C. BD. Stimpson D. GD. Ware A. A. Lindabury J. W. Coolidge F. 2D. Brewster F. W. Lange Theodore Sureth Co. W. Roberts G. J. Berlinhoff

Kingston Social Notes and Local News Snapshot

Miss Jeasle Wolcott of Kingston visits Miss Florence Woodward and relatives in Wyoming county. Myer Davidow returns from New York City with winter footwear. Private Kellarman of Company C returns to camp after leave. Mire W W Scranton and family travel to this country aboard Der Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse. Mrs J Fuller Reynolds and family plan European winter trip next month.

Jeasle Wolcott Kingston Florence Woodward J. W. Hindline Lisgi Willama Wyoming County Myer Davidow New York City Kellarman Company C W. W. Scranton Miss Belin Worthington Scranton

Society Notes From Beranton and Nearby

Mrs. Stroh of New York and Mrs. Fasnoid of Capouse Avenue host guests. Dr. Coolidae returns from Montreal where he aided Mrs. Torrey. Dr. Combdine traveled with Mrs. Torrey to Gileau Houses New York then back to Beranton. Sidney Evane returns from a four month European tour and contemplates Theological School studies aiming for ministry. Mer. Svane is brother of Mrs. Longstreet of Wyoming Avenue.

Mra. Stroh NS. Y W. G. Fasnoid Capoure Avenue Dr. Coolidae Montreal JT. KF. Torrey Pr. Combdine Torrey Gileau Howes New York Beranton Sidney Key Evane Europe Ph Espnal Cithw Vans New York Theological School Mer Svane Mra P. Longstreet Wyoming Avenue

First Autumnal Recital At Elm Park Church

An Elm Park church audience enjoyed an organ recital by J Alfred Pennington assisted by the church quartet. The program featured organ numbers and quartet pieces by Gullmant Buck Warren and Wagner with selections from Faust and Tannhauser. The performance received strong praise for its tasteful playing and ensemble work.

Elm Park J. Alfred Pennington Pennington Wolfe Perry Wooler Thomas

Property Owners Petition to Abate Open Air Market on Mifflin Ave

Scranton residents on Mifflin avenue petition Mayor Halley to remove hucksters who crowd the street. They cite decayed produce, fouled sidewalks, and noisy language. Mayor Bailey views them as a necessary evil and will meet Street Commissioner Dunning to discuss location.

Mifflin Avenue Galley Scranton James G. Halley City of Mimin Avenue Miflin Avenue H. 8. Keller W. Keller L. W. Keller Keller W. J. Gilhool W. J. Shiffer C. A. Keller A. DeLong J. BE. White John Davison Mia Julia Askerman Lower Lackawanna Avenue Miffin Avenue Bailey Dunning

Northfield Echo Meeting At Young Women's Association

The Northfield Echo meeting was held last night at the Young Women's Christian association with bunting flowers and a "Pennsylvania" banner as background. Miss Elizabeth Doersam presided delegates presented program including "Glimpses of Northfield" and "College Afternoon" papers plus songs and a report from the Young Women's conference.

Northfield Young Women’s Christian Association Linder Benson Jesus Sara Jones Clara Long

Nine year old girl badly injured on local railroad crossing

Pauline Schmidt aged nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Schmidt of Richter avenue, was seriously hurt yesterday on the Pelaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad at Ash street crossing. She and other children played on the track as a locomotive backing toward Scranton struck her, sending her off the track into a shanty. Dr Bernstein treated her. the hip is broken and shoulder bruised with numerous cuts. He later expressed cautious optimism for recovery.

Pauline Schmidt Emil Schmidt Richter Avenue Pelaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Ash Street Fcranton

John Raymond Institute Winter Prospectus Offered

The John Raymond Institute invites enrollment in twenty five branches including English Commercial Language and Mechanical courses. Cost for the winter term is ten dollars. Prospectus available at the Y M C A. Morrizon plays Faust at the Lyceum tonight.

Costa Lewis Morrizon the Lyceum

Medical Society Holds Three Sessions With Socials In Scranton

The 33rd annual session of the Homeopathic Medical Society of Pennsylvania opened with about a hundred physicians and wives in attendance. Dr. Miller presided as officers outlined activities, lectures covered burns serum therapy and infant care, with a later reception at the Brewster home and a hypnotic exhibition drawing crowds.

F. D. Drewster Homeopathic Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania Board of Trade Rooms T. Miller Pittsburg William #. Kelm Philadelphia H. St. Ware Scranton George TF. Moreland Edward M. Gramin J. F. Cooper Allegheny Thomas L. Stradford Kima D. Goff C. W. Roberts Br. F. Mortimer Lawrence C. M. Giffin Bim Park Church Moining H. M. Boles Hi. B. Ware Miller Drs. N. G. Steele Frederick van Gundee James P. Purced Easton M. B. Goff Ella B. Dioff A. van Lennit J. W. Hassler Frederick van Gunten G. M. Christine Julia Gould Waylan W. H. Kenn J. Martin Margaret M. Hassler Allentown Augustus Kornboubers T. M. Johnson Pittston G. T. Miller Miss Miller W. H. H. Bull Atlantic City L.T. Ashcraft J. H. Sandel Plymouth Joseph K. Jones West Chester A. A. Norris F. 10. Brewster T. S. Duff Great Bend Walton Strong Kane J. C. Guernsey W. C. Goodnn W. D. Bayley George B. Moreland W. D. Hale Altoona T. L. Bradford J. ©. Guernsey P. 8. Hall Sarah J. Coe Wilkes-Starre T. P. Gittens T, FE

Interpleader and court actions in COMMON PLEAS Court

Judge Edwards seated an Interpleader case of Mrs E May Cokely and Miss Lillian Jurisch against Sterling Cycle Works as testimony closed and jury charged. Judge Archbald heard Leuro Dorfman v FE Wells et al with verdict for plaintiff reserved point. other actions featured non-suits and adjournments.

Edwards E. May Cokely Lillian Jurisch Sterling Cycle Works of Chicago W. 5 George M. Watson Archbald Leuro & Dorfman FE. Wells B. Levy Isaac FR. Felts Delaware, Lackavwanna and Western Railroad Company Caroline IL. Hoyadt Daniel FE. Gray Freemont Fertig H. N. Ferris

Obituary notices from Beranton and Clark's Summit

Deaths listed for Frank McCoy age 6 years 3 months from Beranton Pa. Anna Morton aged 64 at Clark's Summit Pa. Maggie Lahby aged 3 at Berunton with a funeral set for Thursday afternoon. Names include McCoy Morton Lahby and addresses in Franklin area.

M’coy Beranton Frank McCoy John Mary McCoy Beventh Street Morton Clark's Summit R. H. Page Anna Thos. L Lahby Berunton Maggie Frank Lahey Monroe Avenue

State Detective Association to hold first Scranton meeting

Detective Moir and Detective Leyshon push to bring the State Detective Association to Scranton for its inaugural convention. The group aims to unify city and county police, elect officers, and set up a central secretary to distribute information to all departments. If Scranton cannot host this year, promoters plan for 1898 with mutual cooperation among statewide detectives.

Moir Leyshon John Moir City Polie Department Associaton Taylor Harrisburg Scranton Philadelphia Associated Press Association Shaffer Hazleton State Association Molr Levehon

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