Wendover Funeral to Be Held in City Hall Tonight
Notes list a funeral for Brother Wendover at Guertimoy's hall set for 7 tonight with Foresters meeting in body. Nearby items report payrolls, a patient transfer, a Knights of Malta meeting, a trespass arrest, a wife beating incident, an October 8 Silk mill excursion to Harvey's Lake, and Wendover's remains to Union City after services.
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Independent Order Foresters
Foresters
Guertimoy's
Brother Wendover
Columbus Commandery
Ancient and Improved Order Knights of Malta
Harvey's Laak
Petersburg
Harvey's Lake
Bely
Maplewood Excursion for Knights and Families
A county excursion organized by Knights of Mavenders and allied Everett groups departed Scranton for Maplewood yesterday. Members and relatives attended a day of outing with Ringguld tend of South Scranton noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maplewood
The Speedway Hotel Open All Year Ad
A first class city hotel on the mountain invites patronage and lists schedules for rifle outings and meals. Bus departures from the Speedway Hotel at 6 15 am 8 30 am 6 15 pm and 7 30 am 5 00 pm 9 00 pm. Chicken and waffles Tuesdays and Fridays dinners. Breakfast 6 to 9 am Lunch 1 to 2 30 pm Dinner 6 to 9 pm. Lunch all day in Cate. Arrangements for large parties by phone 4674.
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Rifle
Carria
Mears Building
Speedway
Cate
Railroad Officials in Bangor Dress Coat Dilemma
Lackawanna officials Russell Daly Canfield and Lloyd on a Bangor trip found hotel attire a challenge after they removed coats in the heat. Conductor Finnerty, engineer Howard Darle, fireman James Diskin and brakeman William Miller helped solve the crisis by borrowing coats from Thatcher’s wardrobe. The party recovered their coats later and continued to New York.
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Russell, Daly, Canfield
Lloyd
Lackawanna Raiilroad
Bangor
Bangor and Portland Railroad
Mansion House
Finherty
Howard Darle
James Diskin
William Miller
Thatcher
New York
Philadelphia
Finnerty
Daly
Canfield
Russell
Death of George Schlager in Scranton
George William Schlager died at Lackawanna hospital at 2 20 pm from injuries after being thrown from a carriage on Elmhurst boulevard last Friday night. Doctors concluded surgery would not help. his condition worsened and he died early yesterday. He was 4 years old, a Scranton resident since birth, owner of a sporting foods and cutlery shop on Washington Avenue, and leaves a wife, five children, his father Jaggob Schlager, and brother Jacob R. Schlager of Stowers Packing. Funeral is at 4 pm tomorrow at Penn Avenue Baptist Church with interment in Dunmore Cemetery.
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George William Schlager
Lackawanna Hospital
Elmhurst Boulevard
L. M. Gates
W. K. Dolan
Schlager
Mr. Schlager
Scranton
Washington Avenue
Jaggob Schlager
Lackawanna Avenue
Jacob R. Schlager
Stowers’ Packing Company
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Dunmore Cemetery
Garron Arrested For Desertion From Fort Columbus
Henry H Garron of Vonn Avenue, a private in Company 1 Fifteenth U S Infantry, was arrested by City Detective Moir and Lt John Davis on a desertion charge. He deserted May 2 1900 from Fort Columbus New York harbor and was found on Penn Avenue, held at the central station until authorities arrive. He is about 25 years old and enlisted in this city under Lt Sylvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienry H. Garron
Vonn Avenue
Fifteenth Regiment
United States Infantry
Moir
John Davis
Fort Columbus
New York Harbor
Garron
Penn Avenue
Central
Sylvester
Never Known Remedy to Fail Says Cumberland Pastor
Rev J M Yingling of Hedford Street Methodist Church Cumberland Maryland endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He states he has used it and knows others who have done so and that it never fails if taken in time. For sale by all druggists and Matthew Brothers.
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J. M. Yingling
Hedford Street Methodist
Cumberland, Md
Matthew Brothers
Tripp Farm Sues Over Bedford Street Culvert Blockade
Judge Kelly grants a preliminary injunction at Tripp Farm Land Company against the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad to stop culvert filling at Tripp Park on Bedford Street. The court will review the case equities next Monday as landowners argue a prior agreement kept the culvert open for cross-railroad communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp Farm Land Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Bedford Street
Kelly
John P. Kelly
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Halmoad Company
Tripp Park
H. Finn
Land Company
Tripp
Ira Tripp
Tripp Farm
Tedford Street
Vosburg & Dawson
Inheritance mistake alters will for Campbell family
Deputy Register Koehler discovers a clerical error in Catherine Campbell's will from June 22 1900. The document lists four children James Patrick John and Catherine but omits Patrick and mentions a non existent Henry. The estate mainly favors John and James with a legacy to Henry and Catherine. Patrick cannot receive title. Witnesses were John J. Sweeney and Frank J. Sweeney.
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Inters
Catherine Campbell
Register Koehler
John
James
Patrick
Catherine
Henry
Cathrine
Thomas
Irving Avenue
John J. Sweeney
Frank J. Sweeney
Appointed tax collectors file bonds with county officials
Ten state and county tax collectors presented their bonds to the county commissioners. Bonds and sureties were approved and filed with Prothonotary Copeland. Districts included Twentieth, Fifteenth, Ninth, Tenth, Eighth, Fourth, Second, and Fifteenth wards with bond amounts ranging from 29,000 to 870,000 and sureties such as Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland and named individuals.
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Copeland
James J. Coyne
Malachy L, Coyne
Hugh Gilmere
Doke C
Schwenker
William FP
Kiewed
John J Marshall
Twenteenth Ward
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Maryland
Simon Seal
Sixteenth Ward
Fidelity and Depeche Company
del Ro Hers
Tenth Ward
John F. Randolph
Alfred Twinling
Harry & Pout
Eighth Ward
William G. Evans
Fourth Ward
George B. Careon
Willian T. Davie
Thomas Jeu
Fidelity and Depwit Company
UW. Eva
Piret
Fivans
Alfin Piero
Thomas TT. Evard
Jane HW. Davis
John R. Owen
Legal Appeal and Court Actions Highlight Local docket
The case of Ellen Kelly versus Janne PF Donnelly is appealed to the Superior Court by Geonme M. Watein and T 2 Dati representing the defendant. HB A Pox was discharged from the county jail amid costs in a assault and battery case. Bond on the Throop district bond faced approval, 928 000, with surety from Puebelity and Deposit Co of Maryland. A Healey hotel license petition led by M Miley seeks transfer, with Willian Healey noted as owner and hearings set for August 17.
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Ellen Kelly
Janne PF. Donnelly
Geonme M. Watein
T. 2 Dati
HB. A. Pox
Jade John PF. Kelly
Acestone
George MH. Maverly
Throop
Healey Hotel
Willa Healey
Willian Healey Han
Promines
Diudun Telly
James Flannery Injured at Dunmore Car Shop
James Flannery of Walnut Street Dunmore was injured yesterday while working on the Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Company’s new car shop at Dunmore. He sustained painful injuries during the construction where several rows of twenty five foot high iron pillars were erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Flannery
Walnut Street
Dunmore
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
Tumor Removed by Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound
A reader from Waters Town Pennsylvania credits Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound with curing uterine tumors and easing profuse monthly flow after doctors offered only removal surgery. another letter from Bincuamptos New York reports cure of leucorrhea following Pinkham remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean Mas
Pircuam
A. T., Davies
Bincuamptos
N. Y
Workmen Lift Wooden Frame. Fall Injures Flannery
Workmen yesterday afternoon raised a large wooden frame intended to rest on pillars for a roof. Flannery stood on a pillar to guide the frame when the rope broke and it fell, toppling over a dozen iron columns. Flannery was thrown and injured but not fatally, suffering cuts and bruises with no broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flannery
Iran
Debris Clearing After Bank Explosion In Lynchburg
debris removal continues through day and night after Saturday explosion at Merchants and Mechanics bank and Blair building. nine survivors from wrecked structures. most injured improving though eyes lost for two workers. inspectors note weak walls and plan to replace walls and stabilize site before rebuilding by Blair and Handley estates.
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Bink
Corliss
Ith
Miss Kline
Thomas Brennan
H. W. Skivington
Lackawanna Hospital
Schroeder
Bank
Williams
Blair
Merchants and Mechanical Bank
Blair Estate
Handley Extate
Lobeck
Carl Loreng
Tallor Folumon
Lorene
Jackson
Mary and Handley Estates
Atrore
Tribune
Italian Societies Plan Humbert Funeral Representation
At Cassese's Hall on Lackawanna Avenue a meeting of Tintan society presidents decided to send a representative to King Humbert's obsequies in Italy. A telegram will be sent to J A Cannere of Society Italia. Invitations were issued for Italian locals to attend memorial services at Music Hall Sunday at 7 p.m. Attendees included Fr Carlucci Dr Villone V Cassone J Pinto N Carlucci G Obici Daguino C Giar dano L Auello and N Masi.
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Cassese
Lackawanna Avenue
Humbert
J. A. Cannere
Society
Italia
Italy
Music Hall
FR. Carlucci
Dr. Villone
V. Cassone
J. Pinto
N. Carlucci
G. Obici
Daguino
C. Giardano
L. Auello
N. Masi
Wheatley Tells of Attempted Bribe in Wilkes-Barre Council
Council continued bribery inquiry as Wheatley testified he was approached by attorney John M. Garman in an eating house in Wilkes-Barre. Garman allegedly offered money for Wheatley’s vote on the Scranton franchise, with a figure cited up to 6000 if the franchise was won. Garman denied any bribery and claimed no funds were available.
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Wheatley
John M. Garman
Wilkes-Barre
Garman
Scranton
Powell
Santer
George J. Llewellyn
Heo War
Trewellyn
Thomas Wheatley
Te Fa
Open Council
Dizeyas Municipal Affolea
Mr. Garman
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Martin Brow Plan
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Dairy CO
Adams Avenua
H. B. Ware
Delaware, Tackawanna and Western Company
Hillside
Yerterday
Wilkes Barre
Lackawanna
Delaware and Mudgen
Waeenll Wasniskey
Demotive Seldiman
Delaware, Lackawanna
Wester Vonpany
Aldurman Kiesin
John Regan
West Lackawanna Avenue
Astorian Kaeton
Hathe Etronk
Tor
T.fl
Madison Avenue
Welock
Union City
Erie
County
Pac
The
Knights of Mavenders
Everet
Willac Ae An Eavort
Critiaied Public Accountant
Spaulding
Elven
Mise
Minnie Thirshparte
Wilkes Parte
Mire Lillie Towy
Capouse Avenue
Minuie M Hirshourts
Anna Dewis
Dilthe Levy
Plane
Sard
Iadian
Minnie Hirshourte
Anna Lewia
Lillie Levy
Sarah Trucker
Fanny Pinbere
Lucy Sehuder
Beesle Fredy
Howe Harris
Nettle
Kathe Goldstein
Ida Cohen
Tillie Swartz
Meer Levy Heiearman
Nathan Behlider
Jacob Reinman
Michael Trucker
Monroe Harriy
Louis Levy
Joseph Hirshourts
John Jones
Speedway News
Speedway Hotel
Samuel B Cox
P. O. Scranton
George Schlager
H. H. Garron
the Tribune
Scrivener
Coorg
Hampton Street
Mary KO Osvanaugh
Hiver
Court House News Notes
Teead
Letten
Mae
J. A. Cassese
Corncilman Wheatley
Scranton Company
Crina Wall
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Sec Underwear
Laos
Spruce Street
New York Life
Insurance Company Insurance
B.H. Betts
Mears
Harry
Stetson Gray
Wickert
Gardiner
Vici
Russia
Stetson
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