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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1899

Page

6

North Scranton Happenings and Company H Uniforms

News notes report all men of Company H attended a meeting last night where uniform measurements were taken. Captain Huff announced non commissioned officers and listed ranks from first sergeant to seventh corporal along with staff roles for the unit.

Huff Celestial Lodge, I. 0. C. F Thomas Roach Powell Company H Marcus Bualley Alin Norte Nathinili Collen Peter J. Prants George Bailey Phillies Arthur 4 Milla

Initiation Ritually Conducted by Rushbrook Lodge Members

Rushbrook lodge Initiated three members of Celestha lodge No 833 into the second degree of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Lincoln Green Midge Robert Burns and faekwanms lodges assisted. Migor Mole spoke on the work. Short addresses followed. Lunch was served in the Auditorium.

Rushbrook Lodge Mernyth Celesthalige Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lincoln Green Midge Robert Burns Faekwanms Migor Mole Alan

Oldest City Street Faces Stagnant Water Dunes

Providence’s historic street grid shows early blocks still lacking proper drainage. Mangled paving leaves pools of stagnant water on Perry Avenue, especially in front of the No. 24 schoolhouse.

Providence Perry Avenue

Elixir Prices at Local Drug Store

A list of patent remedies shows Paine's Celery Compound Pinkham's Compound Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Mellon's Food priced at 70 cents 75 cents and 38 cents to 5 cents, reflecting common 19th century tonic and digestive products.

Paine Pinkham’s Pierce's Golden Medical Mellon's

Flooded pools plague schoolyard and mud soaked grounds

Descriptions of two pools near a school show one never fully dries during frequent rains and overflows into the yard. A second, larger pool sometimes dries up, but the surrounding mud emits an unpleasant odor and affects health.

Drunk and Disorderly Husband Fined and Bailed

Mrs Mary Roache of Puta Street reported her husband Thomas Meache arrested on a charge of drunk and disorderly and threatening to kill her. He was too drunk for the station lockup and fined one dollar with 900 pounds bail to appear in court. In other items Rev R S Jones addresses on Mdna Avenue while Rev A A Davis of Cwmnamon Aberdare visits for two months as delegate to the International Council of Congregational Churches in Boston. Tomorrow funeral services for Mrs Griffith Powell on Wayne Avenue follow her removal from Eyton Street.

Mary Roache Puta Street Thomas Meache Myers Roache Jones Griffith Powell Wayne Avenue Eyton Street

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Visits Abroad

Ko Emlyn Jones returns from a relatives visit in New York City. Misses Tillie and Mary O'Donnell head to Atlantic City for a brief outing. Annie Gavin and Tillie Comihan stay with Mrs. O'Donel at Brick Avenue. Alderman Otto Myers hosts Henry Taylor at his Church Avenue home. Mary Clark visits friends in Heston. Dre Sullivan and Donnepent were at Lake Ariel yesterday.

Ko Emlyn Jones Mdniavenue New York City Tillie Mary O'Donnell Green Street Atlantic City Annie Gavin Tillie CoMihan Plitstun Pof. O' Donel Brick Avene Otto D. Myersle Henry Taylor Greenfield Church Avenue Mary Clark Brick Avenue Heston Dre. Sullivan and Donnepent Lake Ariel

Local residents return from trips and camps across multiple towns

Terton White returns from a viewt to Factoryville while Bartron Fred Smith head to Lake Ariel. Simpson attends a Salem camp meeting. Keene goes to Port Tersis. Henry Penson visits Hamilton. J J McNally spends yertomay in Carbondale. Exhelman clan returns from Towanda. Manners' pharmacy in Green Ridge markets plain cream anda. Norman Snyder spends days at Danville. Brace couple attends Wya mine camp meeting. A camping party returns from two weeks at the Big Pond with Pearl Lidstone Oregon Gould and others.

Terton White Monsey Avenue Factoryville Bartron Fred Smith No Tiin Lake Ariel Rey Simpson Salem Frank Keene Port Tersis Henry Penson New York Street Hamilton J. J. McNally Penn Avenue Carbondale Charles Exhelman Capouse Avenue Towanda Manners’ Pharmacy Green Ridge Norman Snyder Danville William Brace Canpuisevenue Wyamine Pearl Lidstone Miss Oreges Margaret Gould Messrs Chives Geary Ray Greeley Fred Geld Bie Pond Pike Conly

West Scranton Weather Tolls a Busy Day and Rescue

Mrs John Lewis of North Rebecca avenue was overcome by a dust storm while returning home around dusk. A neighbor, Hutch Ingen, rushed to assist, carrying her into his house where she recovered after medical aid. The incident occurred during a fierce gale as Franklin Engine Company prepared for a picnic on West Linden Street.

Franklin Engine Company West Linden Street John Lewis Rebeccs Avenue Wis Evelock Hutchingen

Franklin Engine Club Plans September Round Woods Picnic

The Franklin Engine company held a special meeting to plan a picnic in Round Woods on September 7 to raise funds for entertaining visiting delegates at the October convention. A general committee was appointed to form subcommittees as needed, including Joseph Hall, Henry Greenwood, Simon Thomas, John Lawry, Richard Davis and Zeno Derby. The committee will meet today at 2 o’clock in the engine house.

Franklin Engine Company Round Woods Tt Man Franklin Ft General Joseph Hall Henry Greenwood Simon Thomas John Lawry Richard Davis Zeno Derby

Neighbors Face Alderman Over Assault Charge Hearing

Mrs O Vonneers of 144 West Linden Street swore out a warrant for Sarah Price and Eben Davis. The alderman discharged both on assault and battery and released Price on threats, but held Eben Davis in 200 bail. further court action planned.

O'Vonneers Weat Linden Street Pavin Sarah Price Eben Davis Welock Alice Partes Ellen Davis

Miss Isabella Harris Dies After Poisoning at West Side Hospital

Miss Isabella Harris sister-in-law of Dr WA Paine died at 10 PM after four weeks of illness while visiting Philadelphia. Blow poisoning reported as cause. She lived on the West Side over fifteen years and was active in Washorn street Presbyterian church. Funeral Wednesday morning from Wrichteville. procession via Lackawanna 259 train.

Isabella Harris WA. Paine Misa Harris Philadelphia West Side Washorn Street Presbyterian Church Oat Wrichteville Lackawanna Road Horce PE Peters Eynon Street German Presbyterian Church Winchburn Slreet Mir Powell Fynen Street Waynm Avenue Providence Washlurn Straw Cemetery

Columbia Chemical Hosts Evening Despite Bad Weather

The Columbia Chemical company held a well attended gathering at Readeytuitters on Division Street with Joseph Oliver as chairman in the absence of the present. Preparations were made for the October convention and a new company fee was adopted. A committee including Robert Bahl Albert Davie and V Chase was appointed to secure souvenir items for the convention.

Columbia Chemical Divislon Street Joseph Oliver Robert Bahl Albert Davie V. Chase

Light Lunchers Camp Club Secures New Rooms in Town

The Light Lune Camping club, fresh from the fifth annual camp at Owego, has secured the room over J ed Davis' drug store, once used by the West Side Republican League which folded earlier. Members plan a meeting next week to finalize plans.

Light Lune Owego J. Ed. Davis Weat Fide Republican League

Club of Bright Young Men Plans First Class Stele Fix

Intention to fix up in first class Stele with a club composed of many bright and well known young men of thin video.

Miners Gather for Social and Financial Benefit Meeting

Miners in the district are summoned to a monster mass meeting at Evans Hall on South Main. Organiser Jamets and other needed workers will address the assembly to form a permanent organization aiding miners socially and financially. All miners are urged to attend at 7 o clock.

Piatrict Evans’ Hall South Main Lockawanhi Company Jamets O'Eldck

Aged Woman Sustains Deep Gash in Porch Fall

Mrs Milly of Jackson Street and Rebecca Avenue received a deep cut over her right eye last night while performing duties around her home. In darkness during the storm she stepped on a back porch step and fell, with a garden hoe causing the stumble. Dr David Jenkins set six stitches to close the wound.

Milly Jackson Street Rebecca Avenue David Jenkins

Community notices and social events update in Scranton

Weather delays Plymouth rally while Electric City wheelmen meet and plan. Scranton Clee club holds rehearsal at Mears hall. Anthracite Camping club to meet at Hiampton street home of W D Lewis. Personal paragraphs include Miss Marie Lariffin visiting Carbondale and Miss Cella Connors returning from Lake Winola. Laura Jarvis hosts a Lafayette street surprise party. Walter Tilson, once in West Scranton, wed Miss Little Meeks in Newport News and will live in Cleveland.

Plymouth Electric City Wheelmen Scranton Clee Club Mears’ Hall Anthracite Camping Club Wd. Lewis Hiampton Street Mive Marie Larifin Carbondale Mise Harriet Lunney Sumner Avenue Lake Winola Cella Connors Jackson Street George Warnke Salem German Presbyterian Church Navy Rug Park Christian Endeavor Society Plymouth Church Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church H. A. Davies Walee First Congregational Church Laura Jarvis Lafayette Street Walter Tilson West Scranton Cleveland Ohio Newport News Little Meeks Til#on

Local Social Notes of Wilkes-Barre and Nearby

Miss Lena Evans visits friends in Wilkes-Barre while Miss Minnie Carpenter returns from Atlantic City. Miss Katie Jones of West Pittston visits Miss Anna Taylor on Hampton Street. Miss Sadie Barnes of North Main Avenue visits Lake Oneida. Mr and Mrs David Reinhart of Binghamton stay with Mr and Mrs A F Stuckard on Ninth Street. Mrs A Kime and three children return from Murvey's Lake Reese Jenking of North Hebecen Avenue is home with illness.

Lena Evans Wilkes-Barre Minnie Carpenter Atlantic City Katie Jones West Pittston Anna Taylor Hampton Street Sadie Barnes North Main Avenue Lake Oneida David Reinhart Binghamton A. F. Stuckard Ninth Street Edith Rogers Dickson City Laura Jarvis Lafayette Street Charles Carpenter Lake Winaola Kime Murvey Lake Grace Acker Frank Jones Park’s Suremit Beatrice Beverly Brooklyn George Cooper South Hyde Park Avenue Mise Cassie Peters Spring Brook Kink Peters Oreantvieve Westerly

Address orders to Bharkey in Cedar Avenue

To South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Address orders to C. B. Bharkey, 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 6632.

South Side Central City Hyde Park C. B. Bharkey Cedar Ave

Ribbon Remnants Sale Note in Plain and Fancy Varieties

Readable fragment notes remnants of ribbon offered in both plain and fancy styles. The listing highlights one and two yard pieces as available.

Holand Guests of Patrolman Boland Hosts

Holand of Carbondale are guests of Patrolman and Mrs Dominick Boland of Prospect avenue. The visit highlights local hospitality as patrolman Boland and his wife host the travelers.

Holand Carbondale Dominick Boland Prospect Avenue

Knights of Pythias to Present the Jewels Tonight

Dunmore lodge No 187 Knights of Pythias will stage social events at Odd Fellows hall this evening at 8 sharp. Admission by invitation with hundreds issued. Entertainment followed by no banquet. Guests include Daniel Wagner and Oliver Simerson. Miss Sallie Phillips visits from Carbondale. A storm that evening felled many trees across town.

Dunmore Lodge Knights of Pythias PLO Odd Fellows Daniel Wagner East Drinker Street Oliver Simerson Old Forge Sallie Phillips Carbondale

Smith Held on Linden Street Robbery Case

Samuel Smith, described as a colored man, was arrested Sunday evening by Patrolman Gescheidle for alleged involvement in a highway robbery and assault on the Linden street bridge. He was arraigned before Mayor Moir and Alderman Millar, pledged for grand jury action, and committed without bail. He was reportedly secured under the Bertilion system by Chief Robling.

Samuel Smith Gescheidle Linden Street Bridge Moir Millar Robling

Tragic Dive in Olyphant Claims Christopher Harris Life

Christopher Harris, a young nun, died after diving into three feet of water at Olyphant Saturday. He died at 1:30 a m in Lackawanna hospital. Coroner Roberta conducted an autopsy with Dr Weaver. Two fractured vertebrae pressed on the spinal cord, declaring the cause. No inquest was deemed necessary and the body was moved to his home in Olyphant by an undertaker.

Christopher Harris Olyphant Lacka- Wann Roberta Weaver Tn Olyphant

Open Air Concert by Bayer’s Band at Petersborg

Tonight Bayer's band performs an outdoor programme in Petersborg. The selection includes Overture Paris Exposition and pieces such as Zampa Medley, Old Folks at Home, The Cracker Muck, and Rural Thevere with soloist Mr. Justin Murs among the performers.

Bauer Petersborg Bayer Marc Paris Taylor Zampa Merald Belection Portune Justin Murs Medter Treniler Marcoh Alexander

Windstorm Displays Calm After Mild Damage

The city faced a brisk windstorm with no major harm reported though several trees shed branches. The Lone Camp 400 members plan a Wilkes-Barre parade for the state convention, while Bowling Club events were postponed due to bad weather and a list of local names appears in the accounts.

Patriotic Order Lone Wilkes-Barre South Side Bowling Club Amerrow PJ. Hickey Chyfre John Schott Brooklyn

Rausche Seeks Court Help Over Old Forge Road Dispute

Joseph Rausch, supervisor of the Pennsylvania Coal woodlands at Old Forge, seeks a court order to force Mr. Taylor, charged with highway work repairs, to build a stone culvert over a ditch Taylor dug across Rausch’s road. Rausch plans to obtain stone and has pressed county officers and the District Attorney to act. He was last seeking Taylor’s arrest.

Joseph Raucch Pennsylvania Coal Company Old Forge Mr. Taylor Rausch Mr.Taylor Taylor Jones

Mutual Aid Officers Elected in Scranton Meeting

At a meeting of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Mutual Aid Association in West Scranton officers were chosen for the coming year. A Fraunfelker was named president C B K Woolever vice president Charles Van Fleet treasurer Charles J Hawg financial secretary Matt Carey recording secretary and J C Cole trustee for three years.

Delaware, Lackawannd and Western Mutual Aid Agecciation Co. Operative Hall West Scranton A. Fraunfelker C. BK. Woolever Charles van Fleet Charles J. Hawg Matt Carey J.C. Cole

Dalton Resident Clarifies County Commissioner Candidate City Link

In announcing candidates for the Republican nomination the papers credit Giles Roberts as a city resident. Mr Hopene, a Dalton resident for many years, has not resided in this city.

Giles Roberts Hopene Dalton

Monument to Rev F Rich Dedicated at Wildwood Cemetery

A dedication ceremony for the monument to Rev. F. Rich chaplain of the Twelfth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry drew five thousand attendees at Wildwood cemetery. A military parade of Twelfth regiment veterans and National Guard units preceded the event with speeches by Silas Neff of Philadelphia and Rev. T. B. Floth of Thiel College.

Willhiusport F. Rich Twelfth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Wre Twelfth Regiment Spain National Guard Wildwood Cemetery Silas 8. Neff Philadelphia Nef College of Oratore T. B. Floth Thiel Colege Ceremnoniow

Prisoners at Fort Sheridan near escape plan revealed

Aug 11 at Fort Sheridan Chicago guards uncover a key in a prisoner’s clothing and discover ragors knives powder and cartridges. Three upright bars of a guardhouse window were sawed through and two horizontal bars cut for easy liberty. Forty two inmates could have escaped if not for the break.

Chicago Hilden Fort Sheridan

Nickel Plate Road offers fast through trains Buffalo to Chicago

The article touts improvements on the Nickel Plate line with daily fast through trades between Buffalo and Chicago and cites lower fares than other lines. It highlights through day coaches and vestibule sleeping cars via Lackawanna Road and lists contact for tickets through Lackawanna or Nickel Plate agents in Buffalo.

Nickel Plate Road Buffalo Chicago New York Lackawanna Road KF. J. Moore Nickel Plate Moad Main Street Buffato

Gunney Price Update Sparks Market Talk

A note on price parity shows a medium weight large size item now aligned with regular 75c guney, with a listed price of 37¢. The terse quotation hints at a pricing adjustment or comparison across product lines.

Outbreak Threatened by Navajo Springs Indians

A Winslow dispatch reports two hundred Navajo Springs Indians threatening to exterminate whites in the area seven and a half miles east. After a payment, drinking led to a quarrel ending in stabbing and mutilation. The tribe armed themselves and a guns blaze killed a man. troops from Port Wingate were ordered to Keene.

San Firineven Winslow Aviz Sys Navajo Springs Aria Landerei Port Wingate Keene

Race Riots in Bohemia Spark Troop Deployments

Rioting erupted in Prague Bohemia over ethnic tensions between Cacohs and Germans. Gendarmes guarding a building were pelted from a pub and arrested several. Night patrols faced gunfire and the mob was repelled with drawn weapons. Four killed and multiple injured. Reinforcements restored quiet.

Prague Bohemia Kendomine Wert

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