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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1899

Page

5

Social notes from across towns and cities travel lists

A crowded page lists residents and visitors: Tr Harvey Underwood at Lake Come Evans Evans on Taylor Avenue Dush art Pa. Jamen Fleming from SH Whellings ton Avenue visiting Syracuse New York. Gertrude Connor Linden Street at Atlantic City. Kate Taggert Mulberry trons visiting Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Alfred Wooler Price Street staying at The Bikernon Atlantic City. Mitchell and Margaret Mitchell Mann Avenue two weeks Atlantic City. Rev William Williams returned to Maine after visit with Evan J Williapne. May Lester Deacon Street off to Wilkes-Barre for rest of term. Dr C C Lanbach and Ormi Donne-Fun attend National Dental meeting Niagara Falls. Mrs J M Howill Green Ridge Street Man. PJ Quinn Minooka to Atlantic City for YMI board meeting. Attorney John P Quinnan to Philadelphia then Atlantic City and New York City. Frank Silliman Scranton Traction with Philadelphia’s President Clark at Harvey’s Lake. Blin K Kramer and Joelle Maghorn Lakawonna Hospital officials to Victoria for weeks. Miss Pentland New York City and Miss Dodge town will run hospital in their absence.

In Evans Taylor Avenue Dushart Mre Jamen Fleming SH Whellingston Avenue Syracuse N.Y Misa Gertrude Connor Linden Street Atlantic Cig Kate Taggert Mulberry Mann Avenue Atlantic City William Williams Maine Viet Evan J. Williapne Mite May Lester Deacon Street Wilken-Barre C. Lanbach Ormi Donne- Fun National Dental Society Niagara Falls J. M. Howill Green Ridetreet Ruthynd Vermont PJ. Quinn Minooka The Young Men's Institute John BP. Quinnan Philadelphia New York City Hudson Frank Silliman Scranton Traction Company Clark Harvey's Lake Wilktos-Barre and Wyoming Valley Traction Company Mise Blin K. Kramer Mise J.woelle Maghorn

Ten ballots fail to elect officers in company election

Ten ballots were cast with no choice on the captain and first and second lieutenant posts in Company A Thirteenth regiment after ten ballots. Rules require twenty six votes to elect. Candidates Samuel Derman William Johnson and Jack Owens contended for captain. no lieutenant election. A meeting will be held Monday to attempt another selection.

Company A Thirteenth Regiment Teutyenania Fleet Samuel Derman William Johnson Jack Owens Oloet

Boothes Syrup Promoted For Children’s Cough Relief

An old advertisement promotes Boothing Syrup claiming it eases coughing, wheeze and wind pain in children. The seller notes the product has been used for over fifty years at twenty five cents a bottle.

Ruggista

Unlawful Midwifery Practices Condemned In Scranton Inquest

Coroner Roberts and a jury condemned unlicensed midwifery after an inquest into the death of Mary Hannon and a burial certificate irregularity. Lena Geble faced charges of negligence for assisting birth and certifying burial without proper authority. The panel urged prosecutions of other unregistered practitioners and highlighted several similar cases in Scranton.

William Hannon Lina G. Geble Roberts West Scranton Lena O Geble Willliam Hannon Filmore Avenue Danson Mre. Geble Sumner Garfield Avenues Roberta Board of Health Office Geble Mary Hannon J. Jonking W. FE. Paine I. H. Gibbs Owen D. John Lewis Smith Joseph HW. Gray Leyshon

National Pure Food Soups and French Entrees Sale

National Pure Food Soups offered at 30c per can and $3.50 per dozen. French Entrees for luncheon priced at 10c, value 20c. French Toilet Soups in Violet and Carnation Pink, three cakes for 25c, value 50c.

Bargain Canned Goods and Boxes Listed With Prices

Adverts show Admiral Blake $1.75 box Coursen's Ponies $1.50 box El Modelo Havana Cuttings $2.25 ox Gran Gozo $1.00 box value $2.50 Slightly damaged items include Sardines Olives Olive Oil and G and D Catsup $2.00 per dozen with value $83 B and B Gelatine $1.50 per dozen value $2.00

Admiral Blake Coursen's Ponies el Modelo Havana

Audit Shows Ex Mayor Bailey Owes City Over $1,600

City Controller Howell reported after auditing ex Mayor James G. Bailey that the city is owed 1604.36. He noted improper posting of warrants and subpoena fees by Bailey now corrected and added to official records. The finance committee and city solicitor were told to consider action.

Howell Bailey Select Council James G. Bailey County Commission J. G. Bailey Fon OAL Srctucsessae. Wercess Ween Finance Committee of Council

Great Burlesque Comedian Joins West's Minstrels at Lyceum

Willam Henry Rice a premier burlesque performer returns to the stage with William H. West to join his Big Minstrel Jubilee at the Lyceum on Friday August 4. Rice known for a rich soprano voice and noted as a top prima donna in minstrel opera will wear new gowns described by a fashion writer for the performance.

Willam Henry Rice William H. West Mr. Rice Rice W. H. West Lyceum

Lieutenants of Company C named by vote

Edward H. Burkhouse and Thomas Murphy chosen as first and second lieutenants of Company C Thirteenth Regiment. Both had held the same posts in the late war and were unanimously selected. Captain Robling remains captain as his committee holds over.

Thirteenth Regiment Edward H. Burkhouse Thomas H. Murphy Robling

City Moves To Confirm Poplar Street Right Across Tracks

At a city council meeting the first step was taken to determine if the city can open Poplar Street across the Delaware and Hudson tracks to the Lackawanna river. A resolution directs the city engineer to prepare a profile for trading Poplar Street to the river.

Poplar Street Delaware and Hudson Lackawanna River Select Council

City Park Conference Ends in Heated Debate on Nay Aug Mine

Park commissioners and park committees clashed over permission to open a coal mine in Nay Aug Park and the legality of the city owning the mine. A formal application to Scranton Coal Co was urged while talks over acquiring The Round Woods for a park drew mixed views and no decision.

Bermnton Park Commissioners Park Berantoh Scranton Bedford Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company Roche Scranton Canal Company Lickawanna Tron and Steel Company Nay Aug Park Scranton Coal Company Round Woods W. W. Watson West Side Board of Trade West Side City of Beranton Routh Main Avenue Kouth Round Woods Lane Lackawionns Boranton Bourl Main Venice Herretary Bedford Connell Park Woodlawn Park

Nay Aug Park Improvement Plans T: Nay Aug park improvments discussed and estimates prepared

The council reviewed Nay Aug park information showing M F L Reilly proposing two refreshment stands, Frank Jordan for a photographer's stand, Peter Stipp for a refreshment stand and a merry go round with lease terms. Commissioners were to prepare an estimate of the most needed improvements.

Nay Aug Park M. FL Reilly Frank Jordan Peter Stipp Roche

Scrantonian Feud Prompts Arrest Warrants for Two Men

Joseph Cross of Wrights court appeared before Alder man John P. Kelly seeking warrants for the arrest of two men on criminal charges connected to an article in last Sunday's Scrantonian. The piece alleged cruel treatment of the plaintiff’s daughter but Cross says the claims are unfounded and neighbors will testify to the truth of the assertion.

Little and Orfoole Scrantonian Joseph Cross Wright's Court John P. Kelly Jacob Hiiman Crosa

Little and O'Toole Arrested for Scrantonian Foulness

Warrants issued Wednesday by Alderman Kasson at Colonel Ripple’s urging were served yesterday on Richard Little and M J OToole. They appeared with their attorney RR H W Holgate and arranged a Saturday hearing at 1 oclock. Bail of 1000 each was posted, posted by ex Mayor John H Fellows as before.

Nobel

Guardian appointment petition for Mary J. Brown

Mary J. Brown of Jessup filed in court to be named guardian for William Ward 16 Catharine 1 Elizabeth 12 Jaimes 10 and Grace 7. A rule returnable August 14 at o clock requires showing cause why guardianship should not be granted.

Mary J. Brown Jessup William J. Ward Catharine Elizabeth Jaimes Grace

Boycott Declared Against Merchants in Labor Strike

The building trades strike triggers a citywide boycott aimed at all merchants who have hired members of the Murderers' Exchange. Labels naming boycotted firms will be posted, with a dealer letter and county union outreach planned to enlist support. The Central Labor Union plans a Labor Day meeting to discuss the boycott and parade arrangements.

Builders’ Exchange Building Trades Building Trades Council Snd Murtder's Exchange Exchange Mao Central Labor Union Carpenters’ Hall Building Trades’ Council Feelin Martin D. Flaherty Bready Trmie

Grodno Town Hit by Sudden Destruction

In Grodno the western part of the town suffered extensive damage as a temporary military shelter and numerous public and private buildings were swept away. Smoke and disruption followed the incident affecting the capital of the government and nearby Vilna area.

St. Petersburg Grodno Poull Vilna

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