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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1900

Page

4

City Notes Offices Moved and Local Agenda Snippets

Attorney J Elliott Ross moved offices to the Connell building. The pool board finance committee approved March bills. Lewis Tt Osborne will speak on Color Photography Thursday in the board of trade room. Delaware and Hudson paid March wages at Nineveh branch and Clinton mines Wandling. Young Women’s Christian Association gymnastic exhibit set for April 8 at the High School auditorium. Coroner J J Roberts to hold inquest in Carbondale into John Nolan death by a chair. Maria Schweartha arraigned on common scold charge with $300 bail. Odd Fellows delegates meet in Mears building sixth floor. Board of control adjourned without tax levy vote due to small turnout. Funeral plans for Mrs Margaret Taggart announced with high mass at Cathedral. Mrs Margaret Thomas of Priceburg sustains broken ankle. Major W S See RS Seester Companion Lond 0 notes inspection of Thirteenth regiment companies under Captain Rawb.

Euchre Party and Club Meeting in Pine Brook Hall

The St John’s Euchre Club of Pine Brook held a Monday night entertainment with card games vocal and instrumental numbers and phonograph selections. Miss Mary Rafferty won the Indies prize and M J Melliber the gentlemen’s prize. Midnight refreshments followed. The Scranton Theatrical Club plans a meeting Sunday at 2 pm to elect officers for the year as its first ball approaches in May.

St. John's Society Pine Brook Mary Rafferty M. J. Melliber Scranton Theatrical Club Rooma Wyomag Avelle Gro Nelson Teete Free View Marty Brown Scond View James Remwell Edward Kohinstamm Treaoer Ro M. Kobnstamm

Not Mr Weston's Auto in Truth Story

A Truth illustrated tale alleging Charles Weston’s car ran away and collided with a tree is false. Weston’s car is not in the city. he towed it to New York for racing with Frank Silliman Jr. and plans to race in Paris. An older Weston car remains here but unused for days, and the rider’s identity remains unknown.

Charles 8. Weeston Washington Avenue Weston New York Frank Silliman, Jr Scranton Railway Company Paris Silliman Worthington Scranton W. W. Scranton

Meeting of Associated Charities Postponed Over Quorum Gap

A Board of Associated Charities meeting in the Postmaster Ripple office was postponed due to no quorum. Mrs. Duggan reported through April 17 there were 111 relief applications, 61 outdoor cases investigated, 43 deemed deserving, with aid provided. Six were sent to friends, three arrests were made, and four received legal advice.

Board of Associated Charities Ripple Duggan Lackawanna Hospital West Side Hospital The Good Shepherd Foundling Home Bosco Lackawanna Avenue

Unclaimed Letters at Scranton Post Office

List of uncalled letters dated April 19 1000 for Scranton Lackawanna Pa includes numerous names in multiple spellings. The notice instructs callers to advertise and present proper identification with date of the list to claim their letters.

Scranton Lackawanna County Fern A. Ripple Harey Ashame John Aswald Amelia Backenkamp M. L. Royle Jardian Goo Bauer Ulysses G. Boorem Mark F. Brannen Minnie Cork Courtney John M. Collins Mra Nannie Chandler Arthur Davies Anna Dwyer L. Drake Jamie Desmond W. Davis David Davin Lena Earley KR. Evana Frank Flood Flarity Maud Griffiths W. A. Harvey E. T L. Warfield Misa Maggie Hurrin Fred Hisler C. ©. Towell Mary Hughes Ponder James Payne Lena Robinson G. D. Robinson Thomas L. Reese Thomas Hower A. J. Richmond Bertha Ricker J. ©. Stock John Smith H. Sullivan W. T. Smith Nellie Tracy Henri Vincent P. T. Walsh O. A. Weavell W. W. Whatnecht Sarah

Bowman Acquitted Of Kneirem Murder In Petersbu​rg Case

Commonwealth witnesses steered the jury to acquit William Bowman in the Kneirem murder trial. Coroner and doctors disputed cause of death while Swartz and others testified to the stabbing at a saloon after a dog incident. Kneirem, aged fifty seven, died weeks later. Bowman faced possible second degree or manslaughter verdict but was cleared.

Commonwealth William Bowman Petersburg Roberts Knelcom Bowman Comonwealth Knelem Fred Swarts Joe Haas Swartz Knetrem Swarts Kneiem West Side Bernstein O'Brien Arch

Excellent Entertainment At St Thomas College Hall

The first of three student arranged entertainments at St Thomas College was well attended and praised for its high quality. Bauer's full orchestra played as the glee club sang in unison, with Indian club displays and dumbbell exercises adding variety. Other highlights included John J Nallins Babies Myron Rittenhouse Holy City and a gymnastic exhibition by the Campbell brothers. A matinee is planned and ton ideal Artist will headline the evening program.

St. Thomas’ College Bauer College Glee Club John J. Nallin Campbell Brothers Myron Rittenhouse

McMahon Arrested On Larceny Charge In Tobyhanna

John McMahon of Tobyhanna was arrested on a warrant issued by Alderman Howe after H. J. Collins a Lackawanna Avenue clothier accused him of larceny. Collins says McMahon cashed a $23.07 Delaware Lackawanna and Western check, then duplicated the scheme at another local store and later appeared at Collins' shop seeking a suit. He denied the accusations at arraignment and was taken to the police station pending a morning hearing.

John McMahon Tobyhanna Alderman Howe H. J. Collins Lackawanna Avenue Collins McMahon Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad

New Scale Plant to Locate Here at Cost 150000

Niagara Falls Gazette reports a new scale factory will locate here with five acres secured. Initial employment set at 150 skilled workers at 2.50 to 5.00 daily, rising to about 1000 in a few years. First building is a 160 by 80 foot molding plant. brass shops will be extensive. Total cost estimated at 154000. architect J R White oversees progress.

J. R. White Niagara Falls

Presbytery Concludes Day with Sunday School Discourse

Three sessions of the Lackawanna Presbytery in Washburn street church covered ministry exams and foreign speaking work. The afternoon featured a ministry examination for Thomas F. Archbald and a committee report on foreign language outreach. Evening talks by Fletcher Mills Stewart emphasized Sunday school teaching and prayer, with a planned missionary-focused second day.

John S. Stewart T. A. Mills J. J. K. Fletcher Lackawanna Washburn = street Presbyterian church W. T. Burrall John 8 Stewart G. Parson Nichols Binghamton W. D. Crockett W. 8 Peterson Black Hills Wiliam E. Plumley Thomas F. Archbald First Presbyterian Church Auburn Theological Seminary McLeod Robinson Logan A. W. Dickson Dickson Antonio Milinisi West Pittston Lcense J. J. Rankin W. Young Mocelc Washburn Street Pitteton Towanda Nichols Wilkes-Barre

Republican Voters of Lackawanna County Nomination Push

Alexander Simpson announces candidacy for county treasurer in the Republican primary and seeks support from county voters.

Lackawanna County Alexander Simpson

Thomas Gallagher Buried After Requiem Mass

From the residence of his brother, Attorney P W Gallagher on Stone Avenue, the funeral of Thomas Callagher took place yesterday morning at St Johns Catholic Church. A large crowd attended the service honoring the deceased as locals who knew him gathered in reverent procession.

St. John’s Catholic Church P. W. Gallagher Stone Avenue Thomas Callagher

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