Travelers plan vast trip to Binghamton event
Scranton and Wilkes-Barre branches with Governor Pattison will join a special Delaware, Lackawanna and Western train October 3 for the corner stone laying of the Commercial Travelers' home in Binghamton on October 9. An estimated 15000 to 20000 travelers are expected with Masonic ceremonies and banquets featuring dignitaries including President Cleveland and Governor Pattison.
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Binghamton
Board of Trade Room
Scranton
Parlor
Wilkes-Barre
Pattison
Bauer
Moses’ Cigar Store
Short & Flynn’s
James O'Hara
Cleveland
Governors Flower
McKinley
Local notes and visits from Lovelton to Harrisburg
A compilation of brief items reports visits and movements including Rey P Hurst of Lovelton in town, Scott Inglis seeking fall goods in Philadelphia, G W Gibbs of Binghamton on business, Mrs P F Corcoran and son Daniel from Chicago visiting the Rowan residence, Judge Henry M Seeley reported seriously ill at Honesdale, Lt Governor L A Watres in Harrisburg for a pardons board meeting, and various local business notes. It also notes long distance telephone service expansion and upcoming store openings in the area including Jenkins Mor and Guernasy Bros.
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Harrisburg
Board of Pardons
F. M
Wallace
B. P. Connolly
Connolly & Wallace
Inlaw
John O'Hara
Florida
Trenton
Ontario
Domestic strife and divorce trial in Danmore court
Luther Foster testifies of his wife Nancy Oliver Foster’s alleged infidelity and social life. Mrs Foster denies the charges, recounting alibis, lockouts, and a heated confrontation. The case, with witnesses including John Randolph and Nicholas Sosgong, heads to a jury as Rich v Delaware and Hudson also proceeds.
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Thomas Rich
Jermyn
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Dr. Burr
Luther Foster
Danmore
Nancy Oliver Foster
Foster
Furst
Centre County
Mr. Foster
Nancy Oliver
Mr. Foster Sayathie
Odd Fellers’ Hall
Letters From The People
Short reader letters appear under a generic heading to be published with the writer’s name. The Tribune notes it is not responsible for opinions expressed and invites readers to submit their views for inclusion.
Woop College of Business and Shorthand notices issued
The Woop College of Business invites instalment payers for scholarships amid high demand. Principal F E Woop asks interested parties to call. City and school taxes for 184 year are open for collection with hours and contact details. Hotel license transfers were approved by the court, listing several properties and new owners.
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F. E. Woop
High School Construction and Budget Moves Approved
The board adopted the special high school committee report and awarded the fireproof new high school contract to Conrad Schroeder for 18780 dollars with occupancy by July 1 1900. Officers authorized to finalize bonds of 25000 dollars. Building committee proposals for church rent and property purchases were approved.
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Board of Control
Wormser
von Storoh
Henry A. Koupp
Lackawanna Township
Lackawanna
Balloyue
Minooka
Knapp
Bellevue
City School Board
Atrick Higers
Conrad Schroder
Hickory Street
Beemer Sues Over 1841 Land Sale Deed in Madison Township
Berg A. Beemer filed an equity suit against Hannah H. and Daniel L. Biesecker to correct a deed mortgage and bond from the sale of 27 acres and 21 perches in Madison township on November 15 1841. Attorney W J Tracy represents the plaintiff. Miss Jenkins Morris milliners advertise at 400 Spruce Street. The championship gold medal and gold stop watch to be shot for on September 28 are on display at Phelps drug store.
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Berg A. Beemer
Hannah H
Daniel L. Biesecker
Madison Township
W. J. Tracy
Jenkins & Morris, Millinera
Spruce Street
Phelps Drug Store
Court schedules hearings and grants in multiple cases
The court fixed October 5 for the lunacy hearing of John McCann while Judge Edwards granted a charter to Hyde Park Lodge No. 316 Knights of Pythias. Bail was posted for John Sannick and Joseph Hannick. Bartley Fuller secured Sannick’s bond. New trial bid in M M Baird vs Walter B Curtis. Mrs Bridget Ellis seeks ejectment from Patrick Healey. Canning vs Pennsylvania Coal Co. had no appearance and a new suit was granted. Will Ham Hines listed as attorney for Mr Downing. Several marriage licenses issued and common pleas list continued with multiple cases including Scranton Gun and Water vs Lackawanna Iron and Coal, New York Bower Fire Insurance vs Theis, and others.
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John McCann
Edwards
Hyde Park Lodge
Keights
Pythias
John Sannick
Joseph Hannick
Joseph Fuller
Bartley Fuller
M. M. Baird
Walter B. Curtis
Bridget Ellis
Stephen Healey
Dunmore
Patrick Healey
Healey
John Canning
Pennsylvania Coal Company
John Walsh
Mary Tighe
Moncow
Peter Koetsch
Henretta Miller
Scranton
Charles Marley
Annie McNulty
Carbondale
Charles Katsinger
Margaret Schorney
Littl England
Common Pleas
Scranton Gun and Water
Scranton Gun and Water Companys Va. Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company, Assumpsit
New York Bower Fire Insurance Company
Fred Theis Son
Assumpsit
Ry Jordan
Alexander Grogan
Albert Hennova
People's Street Railway Company
George H. Tryon Va
John W. Aitken
C. L. Rice
W. A. Vonnell
Michael J.O' Malle
T. J. Mullen
KE. J. Boyle
Germania
Amaranes
Ae i
Burglars Enter Dairy Store on Linden Street
Thieves broke into the Farmer's Dairy store on Linden Street Sunday night and stole only a small amount of cash. Entry was gained through an unsecured door, suggesting the burglar knew the premises well. A $40,000 school house on Columbia Avenue has been let and will start immediately. Limited lots remain at low prices. millinery opening planned Thursday September 2 at the theater lobby by M A Frisdlandsr & Co.
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Farmer's Dairy Company
Linden Street
Columbia Avenue
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Weilerst
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Bolid
Rexford Jewelry Co
Pratt’s Book Store
Vanderbilt
Clarence M. Florey
Florey &* Holt
C.W. Freeman
Jeweler
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