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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1899
Page
3
The speaker states willingness to provide estimates for erection of new buildings or repair work. He notes having erected many fine buildings in the past year and invites inquiries to refer to owners for confirmation of adherence to plans and specifications.
Local notices list pay-days at the Storta colliery and a series of meetings including the Elks lodge in Scranton. Other items note a military supper by Grace Lutheran church and a popular minstrel show selling many seats. Funeral arrangements and a police court roundup with several drunkenness fines are reported.
Referees in bankruptcy for the Western district of Pennsylvania met with Judge Buffington to review the new court rules. The meeting was arranged by referee attorney A. Van Mer. Present were William E. Ransom from the Harrisport district and Leon W. H. from the Wellensboro district.
In Scranton on April 4 the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Allan K Lawrence of 0 Madison Avenue is noted with funeral day and interment at Honendale. Also listed is Ann Powell of Deckerscourt aged 1 years at Tahtiemann Hospital.
T P Gordon of Cagsey and Gorion marked a birthday anniversary with friends Tuesday in Dunmore Hye. Joseph Hannon presented a silver loving cup about ten inches tall. Guests included Mrs. Piannon, Mr. Gordon’s family, and attendees from Scranton, Whiter, Seranowa, and New York as music and dancing followed the gift.
Funeral services for A M Ridgeway were held at his Penn avenue home with Griffin Post No 128 G A R in charge. Chaplain Rev Dr Scott spoke. a firing squad fired a salute. Comrade bearers included Green, Livene, Colvin, Moore, Clark and Geary. offerings were numerous.
The following men were secured at the United States recruiting office yesterday. William Dorin Mieste formerly of Company DD Thirteenth regiment and John J Mahoney Munmorn join the First cavalry at Fort Mende South Dunkern. Others join infantry and will be sent to Port Columbus barracks: Michael F King Mi Nooka John J Tarrett Scranton John M Thio Scranton formerly Company F Thirteenth regiment John Everhart Scranton formerly Company I Thirteenth regiment Thomas Pearchell Scranton Edward W Carey Lingern formerly Battery F Sixth artillery.
The funeral of Samuel A Lackey was held from First Presbyterian Church yesterday morning. Rev Dr Mcleod conducted the services at 8 44 and the remains were sent via the Delaware and Hudson road to New Poom field Perry county to be interred beside his father, mother, and sister. Pallbearers included J B Korn F F Forbes Marshall Preston John T Trowe James O Conner and Charlie Stone. W T Anderson of Anderran burg Pa accompanied the remains. Many beautiful burial tributes adorned the casket.
Captain John W. Kambeek met with the Thirteenth regiment unit at the armory to discuss reorganization. Twenty members expressed desire, fourteen names were submitted last night, and another meeting is planned Monday to take active steps toward reorganization.
Reports from Mosey Taylor hospital say Richard Dougherty and several others injured in Tuesday’s Delaware and Hudson wreck show improvement. Dougherty endures pain from a burn on his right hand while doctors cite a good chance of recovery for him and the others as they convalesce.
City officials fixed the tax levy with ten mills for general purposes and two and eight tenths mills for special purposes. The revenue rises slightly due to a $10,000 higher valuation, from $2100 to $27,000. The annual department heads report and an electrical expert review of the city website will be submitted at tonight’s meeting.
The Institute sessions feature English literature and geography talks by Beynon Lang and Derinwated voices. Rev J P Moffatt leads prayers, with Prof Brum and Miss Logan presenting, stressing moral training and the value of home study for future success.
The next local civil service examination will be held at the federal building on Wednesday April 1. Applicants for departmental positions including railway mail clerks compositors and department clerks will be examined.
The James and Holmstrom Piano team presents the Transposing Key Board, a instrument showcased with Piss and Phillips contributions. This feature highlights technical versatility and performance reach in a compact display.
Readers are urged to obtain a trial bottle of Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. The ad claims cures for various ailments including dyspepsia constipation and rheumatism and notes the product costs 1.10 for a large bottle with six bottles for 1.00.
Scranton bankers debate the New York Clearing House fee for collecting country checks. Some urge local retaliation or modifications, citing Hartford style resolutions, while others seek discretionary, balanced charges based on depositor balances and business impact. Lakewood health resort noted nearby in transit description.
Investors flood New Orange prospects as the manufacturing addition nears completion. Dr Dudley of Maine plans a residence and calls the town his future home while David of Olyphant orders six houses. Ty. 12 0 Wheaton of Scranton pledges full reinvestment if he can sell Pennsylvania property this spring. New Orange Industrial Association notes strong belief in rising lot values to 1000 dollars and beyond within three years.
Morris Wormer was arrested by Mollee Hobling after staged hearings at Lineha Woot avenue. He was fined 100 and appeals to Quarter Sessions Court. Wormer seeks to challenge ordinance legality claiming April 26 act unconstitutional and requests bond. Bond set at 200 with Sal Hirsch as bondsman. authorities plan daily arrest until license obtained.
The text notes a Party or group planning an April 10 excursion linked to New York and Ontario and Western railways, with a cruiser named Itallesh arriving from Admiral Dewey's fleet. A major military naval display is promised April 1, featuring Buffalo Bills Wild West Wear exhibit and a detachment of Faders, drawing crowds at Madison Sotaire Cardo in a bustling metropolis atmosphere.
Reader notes describe a demonstration at Goldemith's Masami where Boran residents sample Red Ribbon Morha and Java. Mention of Ld Hooke and The Popular Punch Cigar appears in passing as a local tobacco interest.
The undersigned guarantee a refund if Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. They also promise a seven cent battle to prove satisfaction or money back. Names listed include J. G. Bune & Kon of Dunmore Iowa and John F P Donahue of Scranton Pennsylvania.
In New Orange a manufacturing expansion progresses with constant activity. The sound of hammer, saw, and plane fills the air from morning until night as improvements advance across the site. Local observers note several structures and facilities rising in the evolving city project.
W J Cuyler of Red Creek New York praises Chamberlains Pain Balm as a splendid liniment for rheumatism and household use. The note, signed by W G O Phippin, editor of Red Creek Herald, lists Mathews Bros as wholesale and retail agents.
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