City Notes GrimEs Funeral and Local Items
Funeral services for Mey dames Chime of Gak Mi will be held Thursday morning from the residence with interment in Cathedral cemetery. The Delaware and Molen company paid employees of the Racket Brank at Carbondale and of the Honesddle. paymasters completed payrolls in the city. Deputy Coroner Paine investigated a death at Carbotdale from Paris green poisoning. a 14 July inquest found death due to the poison. The Electric City quartet under Chur Buttle will perform at Crystal to night with F H Smith first tenor, A Panter second tenor, C Battle baritone, J Spenger bass.
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Grimes
Meydames Chime
Gak Mi
Cntietery
Delaware and Molen Company
Carbondale
Delaware
Luckawatina
West
Omn
Tie Wicinity
Paine
Carbotdale Yeetordar Spinande
Nevins
Paria Green
Crystal Larr
Manu
Chur Buttle
John i
Diltiee
Crystal Tohe
F. H. Smith
A. Panter
C, Battle
J. Spenger
Ban
Speedway Hotel Offers Year-Round Open Services
The Speedway Hotel advertises year-round operation as a first class city hotel on the mountain. Carriages depart from Mears building at 6.15 am 8.90 am 6.15 pm and from the hotel at 7.30 am 5.00 pm 9.00 pm. Chicken and waffles served on Tuesday and Friday dinners with breakfast 6 to 6 am lunch 1 to 2 30 pm dinner 6 to 9 pm. Cafe lunch all day. Arrangements for large parties by phone 4674.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears Building
Speedway Hotel
No Gambling or Intoxication at Arena Grounds
A community notice bans gambling devices and intoxicating drinks on the grounds. Funeral for Mrs Sarah Aiglin held at St Peters Cathedral with pallbearers listed. Local arrests include Joseph Tohoes and Louis Eppstein with court actions and bail. An excursion to Binghamton planned by a railway auxiliary indicates travel details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puserat
MRK Aiglin
Sarah Tiglin
Gorden Street
Louis Epprstein
Lowle Appetein
Raymond
Millar
Poller Rolling
Mire Silvertine
Felday
Samuel Porter
Young Eppetein
Thia
Nine Decrees In Divorce Granted By Judge Archbald
Nine decrees in divorce were granted yesterday by Judge Br. W. Archbald. Dellsen Evans of Peckville divorced from Margaret Hivens Thomas, Fred M. Vandervoort of Peckville from Josie Vandervoort, Henry Wool of Dunmore from Logan Mirania Wool, Theodore A. White of Montrose from Mamie Sherer White, Howard H. Pethick of Scranton from Mamie 8 Pethick, Clive Allspaugh Green from Frank T. Green, Carrie Detrick from George D. Catrick, Mabel Turner from John Turner, and Minerva A. Munson from John B. Munson. Details include desertions, cruelty, and separations dating 1887 to 1899. The article also praises the health record of the First Pennsylvania State Normal School at Millersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. W. Archbald
Dellsen Evans
Peckville
Margaret Thomas Hivens
Fred M. Vandervoort
Joseie Tobingen Vandervoort
Isi
Philadelphia
Henry Wool
Dunmore
Logan Mirania Wool
Mr. White
Hinghamton
Montrose
Brooklyn
Susquehanna County
Howard EH. Pethick
Scranton
Mamle
Pethick
Moir
Binghamton
Clive Allspaugh Green
Frank Tt. Green
Tenth Street
Carrie Detrick
George D. Catrick
Klmhurst
Mabel Turner
Priceburg
John &. Turner
Taos
Minerva A. Munson
Jefferson Avenue
John 2. Munson
Tribune Educational Contest Details on Fourth Page
The fourth page outlines The Tribune Educational Contest with rules, eligibility, and judging criteria. It lists participating schools and names of coordinators, plus dates for entry submission and prize structure for top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Midsummer Day Unusually Busy Court Session
Judges Edwardes and Kelly presided over a bustling mid-summer session with twenty opinions nine divorce decrees and numerous motions and orders. Jurisdictional transfers from Judge Archbald were handled by Judge Edwards due to Archbald's vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardes
Kelly
Archbald
Edwards
Court cancels Moran and Clark liquor licenses after petitions
Judges Archbald nullify the Moran Home of 1. FL Morin and the Clark Globe hotel licensees for liquor law violations and disreputable patrons. Transfers are denied or granted for multiple applicants, with hearings set for September 10 and 24, 1900.
Treasurer Lavin Accounts Linked to Council Allowances
Judge Edwards rules most charges against Lavin borough treasurer are improper. He refutes compensation for council committee travel and per diem for unofficial duties, noting such allowances lack legal basis and noting specific amounts and misapplied license funds.
Olyphant Borough Treasurer Audit Amended and Corrected
Auditors settle the Mod Lavin borough treasurer accounts and amend the resolution to add commissions and sundry payments totaling the corrected amount. The council directs the treasurer to pay the amended sums and adjust the ledger accordingly.
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Theoder
Nowe
Mod
Lavin
Olyphant
Guldl
Judgment for the defendant despite plaintiff verdict
Judge Kelly discharged the case L B P Williams versus the city of Beranton. The opinion discusses damages to property caused by a grade change on North Washington and Kloetrie avenues, the alteration of the street, and whether the contractor and agent contributed to the injuries. The court sustains liability against the city and clears the defendant despite the verdict in favor of the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. BP. Wvans
Beranton
Kelly
Ile Hale
Washlton
Ritter
Victor Koeh
Kinalew
Otter
Wienisy
Mr Smith Wayne
Paren
Getty
Gochev
Kerth
Kirewey
Mina Tania
Boy Mends Loss of Hand in Mill Accident Sparks New Trial
John Myers sues Lackawanna Milling Co over a carding machine injury that cost his right hand. Judge Archbald orders a new trial amid doubts of contributory negligence and excessive $5,000 verdict. The boy, aged 12, worked at the mill. machine clogging and lack of instruction led to the crushing accident. The judge cites prior decisions and faults in the company’s duty to warn and supervise a youth at work. The opinion notes the verdict may be excessive and warrants another trial to determine proper liability and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Myers
Lackawanna Konlttingy Milla
Archhbald O
Archhbald
Pomeve
Witter
Dibiy
School Board Approves Two Lot Purchase In Sixth Ward
Seventeen board members vote to buy two Fourth Avenue lots despite Captain May opposition over budget limits. The deal with P. McNally exchanges Lot No. 29 and $4,200 for the parcels plus bank use of No. Yp until a new building goes up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. McNally
Fourth Avenue
Sixth Ward
Captain May
Miss Olmstead
W. A. May
Mr. McNally
Jayne
Francois
Wieward
Cayitain May
Mr. Golden
Yens
Shires
H. J. Malley
Esnon
Phillips
Golden
Revhe
O'Malley
Schaefer
Neuls
Waleh
Jennines
Evans
Parker
Schwass
Gibbons
Leonard
Jayne—Jr
Nays
May
Clay Pipe Club Outing At Lake Ariel A Jolly Day
The Clay Pipe club from the city engineer's department hosted over fifty guests including councilmen and city officials at Lake Ariel. A two-part boat trip, a dinner with steamed chimes and chowder, and games such as ballots between clerks and councilmen highlighted the day. The clerks won the ball game 9 to , while an alley hall team lost 1 to 2 to the outerd ere captained by J Hickey. A tug of war favored the upper branch men amid other activities.
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Lake Ariel
Clay Pipe Club
Merryiakers
Earter
Elix Halt
Frank Phillips
Ae City Hall
Fred Phillips
Councilmank
Allelry Hall
J. Hickey
Select and
Common Council
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Perry Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Adams Avenue
Ofice D
H. B. Ware
Beat the
Walward Saltmen
Keester Court
Paul Toon Thompson
Jiudge FW. Gunster
Lackawanna War Association
Equius
Kot
Charlee Oram
Rayman
First Street
The
Scrantonian
Mome
Lake
Speedway News
Samuel B. Cox
P. O. Scranton
Ariel
Lanower
Joseps Tohos
Grove Etre
Diomee
Electrichieht
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Washington Avenue
Plate
Delawan
Leckawanna
Wilkrs-Rarae
Joe
Wontell
Wilkeestyrre
Tirlawwarto
Millikon
Wilkes Starre
Authieliies
Mottow
Frank Toole
Minoouku
Albertin Howe
Fittaton Brmch
Scranton Railway
Mag Tooly
Lost Net
Hearinesas
Laurel UW Park
Funda
Hus
Morr
R. W. Archbald
Pennsylvania State Normal School
Millersville
Lancaster County
Moran and Clark
Myers
Lackawanna Mills
City of Scranton
Eigth Ward
Court House
Caver
Moran
FL Morin
Lackowatina
Thomas F. Clark
Clark
T. J. Howie
Clark Place
Globe Hotel
Lyceum Cafe
J. J. Planaghan
Amos Robinson
George Brock
Mary KE. O'Malley
Jackson Street
Henry J. Cannon
George FE. Hughes
Fell Township
John Bosak
P. J. Gibney
North Main Avenue
Charles L. Geary
Hcense
Pr. F. Moran
Spruce Street
Thomas J. Roche
Lt. E. Fitzsimmons
Michael Owens
Margaret Scanton
Main Avenue
Lafayette Street
Alamanza Reynolds
William Sauvage
Pell Township
Anthony Muchnicki
Jane Mahon
Dickson City
W. D
Delaware and Hudson Company
Msnors
Mood
Dornier
Corminton
Pirewait
Treavdnor
Heck
Tierra
Txaarer
Siti
Dewey
Enuieit
Benet
Owlers
Tripx
Carbondaly
Serenton
Bonny
Metanton
Hiroigh
Wien
Brratiien
M. Rowards, A
Dlaers
Elghth
Masa
Mattora
Moon
Delaware, Lakkawanna and Western Railroad Company
Francois Ofjected
Diamond Flats
Diamond Land Improvement Company
Cibbone
Discus
Alon
FLW
Johnson
Bullling Committee
No. 38
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Reynoldy Brat
Fothwap
Netter
Mies
Envylopa
Compodtian Hopke
Resielle Bro
Reynoldé Bros
Cryona
JEE
Peendergast
Hack Oanl Eramre
TL M. Prine
Yhrawing Switchly
Reyholhle Bro
Fon
Reynolds Mros
Ernes
Perhotion
Erie
Tal
J. FR
Menlergast
Reynolls Byos
Einstlo Bani
Reynolds Broa
Igviest
Veintem
TOR
Tremieneant
Cyl Wells
Boyne Tiros
Crina Yall
Geo. W. Millar & Co
Waldron
Gorman
Cusick
Lackawanna Avenue
Soc
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lackawanna Ave
Antony and Clue
Zenola
You
Zenola Company
Cushman Bros, Co., Distributors
Hudson St
N.Y
Reyer
Existenon
Smalcomb
Jermyn Mine
George Smalcomb
Rendham
Alderman Millar
Jermyn
Smmalcomb
Joseph eJrmyn
Vaner Doods
Canadas
Europa
T. Bopeing
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