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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1898

Page

3

City Notes Opens Oct 1l Sportsmen Remember Season Open

Police court fine for John Kelley 19 for drunkenness and striking a pedestrian on Lackawanna avenue. Old Forge school district sued for 128 balance on high school contract. Mrs Dennis Coylie in critical condition after self inflicted throat wound. Horse stolen from Catherine Crane at 1335 Capouse avenue. Marriage licenses issued to John J Victory Mary Duffy. Ladwie Brersten Julia Guzik. George A Lorentz Melene Behmidt. Local debate on capital vs labor by colored Baptist Young People's union. Seidl Orchestra rehearsals announced. Colonel Watres dinner for Eleventh regiment officers. Art in Advertising praising Jonas Long’s Sons ad. Clarke on memory lecture at Knights of Malta event. Birthday celebration for Mr and Mrs Smith with many attendees.

Daniela Imuarriage Heensen John J. Victory Mary Duffy Meylert Avenue Ladwie Brersten Julia Guzik Packville George A. Lorentz Banksin Avenue Melene Behmidt Wyoming Avenue

Train Fare to New York City Ad: September 96

Public notice offers $3.00 tickets to New York City valid on regular trains. Tickets good on all trains with Ort. 1 and 2, returning until Got. Id inclusive.

New York City

Lafayette Memorial Circular Sent to County Teachers

Superintendent J O Taylor sends a circular to county teachers urging support for a Lafayette Memorial funded by schoolchildren. The plan, endorsed by the President and Congress and Governor Clagett, asks students to contribute one to ten cents toward the monument with Yorktown anniversary events on October 1 and a memorial fund to be established by November 1.

Taylor J. 0. Taylor Lafayette Tlw Selon Otfteliti Feneherd Mentia Childran Unite States General Lafayette United States United Bates Clastiire Behaefter Yorktown Lafavett J. C. Taylor

Rogers Insane Miner Hangs Self at Hillside Home

Rogers a 31 year old resident of Dunmore and father of two died by hanging in his room at Hillside Home. He suffered hereditary insanity with a religious mania since August, was despondent after birth of a second child, and died around 4 a m as a nurse watched. Coroner Longstreet to conduct inquest. This is the first such incident at the home in six years.

Miner Trogers Rogers Dunmore India Longstreet Carbondale Delaware and Hudson Providence Depot Street Collinge L. Wehlau J. J. Sullivan Reed Burne Collins Gilbert J. H. Burns M. A. McGinley Tr Is Filso

Political Jottings on Local Campaign HQs and Speakers

The Republican county committee plans a meeting tomorrow at Central Republican club rooms to finish the county slate. Campaign headquarters open at Central club rooms on Wilhelmtown avenue with aggressive work after Saturday. Democrats seek rooms in the Guernsey building on Washington avenue and will decide next week where to locate. Colonel Filaeimmons says headquarters will open late next week and George Jenks pledges at least one, possibly two, speeches in the county while avoiding outdoor speaking multions.

Repulican Republican Club Campalen Central Club Rooms Wuelhilmeton Avenue Democrat County Committee Guvernsey Washington Avenue Guernses Coronel Filaeimmons Vol Hoewikquarters George Jenks Ant Jenks

The kidneys and their disease dangers

The piece warns kidneys as sources of many serious illnesses and stresses prompt treatment through cleansing the blood of poisons. It claims blood cleansing is the best remedy to restore health and save life from kidney complaints.

Boxing fight stirs council over prize rules and law

In Musi Hall a looming bout between Jim Judge and Mysterious Milly Smith sparked council debate on prize fighting legality. A resolution to study the sport was tabled then postponed as officials argued councils have no authority. the event proceeds under existing rules while other measures move forward.

Music Hall Jim Judge Milly" Smith Moston Common Council Moir Jackson Thirteenth Ward Sheridan Wenzel Messrs Walker Coleman Tie American Sporting Club Mussc Hall Keller

DANGER IN SODA Health risks of excessive use

A wary warning on using common soda as medicine notes serious dangers from overuse and temporary relief. It cites Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a marketed remedy and mentions physicians endorsing them for stomach derangements, while outlining regulatory and municipal notices about city projects and health concerns.

Pearetti Gee Aarlandsen Dungen Sigart Wuerth Stuart Weper Stuart Co Marshall, Mich

Hicks-Weed Nuptials At Weed Residence

John Hicks and Mise May Weed wed at the Weed home on Pine Street with Rev Pierce officiating. The ceremony featured blue breadcloth attire and a bouquet of maidenhair fern and white carnations, with Lohengrin played by Miss Swayne. Guests from Brooklyn, Canada, and various towns attended amid floral decor and a large reception, after which the couple plans a short trip and home at 141 Pine Street.

John Hicks Mise May Weed George S. Weed Oulowood Place Lohengrin M.og. Cannon Brooklyn Walery Marlatt Miss Emtat Mame Swowvse Bimten Sam Whitwam St Thomas Canada Janes Jaikins Hitwork N.V Mra Henry Weel Porest “Iy Fas FL Oal Clark Providence Thome Seganwon Gheoorge 1 Weed Mugene Cath Wille Ate Mon David le Weed G. BL Weel John Weed Gee. Tuner J. WH. van Duger Midwarl Voss Wood Fred Pornhirt Mee BR. Edwards Cora Hhwaer Vie Mere J Wateon Mir D. Coemminge Mtr FR. Gould CL. Stevens Chiknew Corrie Moyle Peachel Mer Tt Dickwon Lowery Rush Wright McDowell Sarah Molale Alive Mehiale Cline C. P

Four verdicts favor plaintiffs in county court actions

Mrs. Smith wins 3877.50 against the Jermyn and Rushbrook Water Company in a damage suit over a water conduit destroying a spring on her farm. Mary C. Duffy wins an ejectment case against her aunt. Travis defeats Ackerman in an ejectment suit. Adolph Breschel loses by default in a goods bill action valued at 190.15.

Margret J. Smith Jenoyn Rushbrook Mr& Smith Duffy Travis Ackerman BE. P. Dodge Manufacturing Company Adolph Breschel Guneter Owen Colling Providence Depot Street

Professor Kennedy Leaves Y M C A for St Louis Post

Professor A F Kennedy, longtime physical director of the Y M C A, resigns from Scranton duties and departs for St Louis to join the Central association. His move comes with reluctance from local officers who valued his leadership and the department's strong equipment.

A. F. Kennedy Young Men's Christian Agediation St. Louis Central Association Fr Louwle Asa Elithon Scranton Association Proifeesor Kennedy

Flight Ads and Scranton Ticket Agents in Valley Notice

Fragmentary OCR mentions aiming to visit New York at a low rate with September dates and ticket agents from Scranton Pennsylvania. The text references Jet and gd, Three dive Tumb and Boe L. V. ticketing context without clear dates or full names.

New York Lehigh Valley Gotober Jet Scranton Boe L. V. Icket

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