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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1899

Page

5

Local social notes from Scranton area readers

Miss Clarke of Quincy avenue visits Crystal Lake as Mr and Mrs A Wiggins return from Uniondale. Attorney John Shea of Wilkes Barre visits city. Bedford family returns from Asbury Park and Mrs Miller and Eva from Madison avenue come back from Pittsburg. Many residents travel to Atlantic City Albany Boston and New York for vacations. Rev Howell returns from Delaware Water Gap. Detective William Eagan visits South Scranton and returns to Chicago after events at the World’s Fair.

Misses Clarke Quincy Avenue Crystal Lake A. Wiggins Uniondale John Shea Wilkes-Barre A. P. Bedford Asbury Park M. OH. Griffin Cluthier Atlantic City Harry J. Hopewell Hotel Allen I. C. Reynolds Spring Lake Breach N. J G. V. Miller Eva Madison Avenue Pittsburg John Fritz Lafayette Street Rush George E. Frutehey Herman Albany Boston New York Kathryn Brennan New York City Crown Avenue South Feranton Eleanor Cawley Nora Corcoran Joseph Corcoran Railroad Avenue Lake Come Twilder Canfield Tackawanna Sea George M. Watson Long Island Martin LaBarre Frederick Boldry Fhirope John Randolph St. Peter's Rectory Lwtersburg M. Howell Green Rider Street Delaware Water Gap

Preparatory and business college prospects in Kingston

Boye prepares for Yale Cornell Harvard and all military academies while girls aim for Bryn Mawr Wellesley Vassar Smith and the Woman’s College of Baltimore. The school offers first close business courses with literature art elocution dormitories and full equipment. Year opens September 12, 180. Catalogue via I J Sprague D D President Kingston Pa.

Boye Yale Cornel, Marvard Wesleyan Princeton Syracuse Lehigh United States Naval Bryn Mawr Wellesley Vassar Smith and Woman's College of Baltimore D. D Kingston

Hungarian immigrant killed by train near Peckville

Andrew Sokl of Winton was struck and killed by No 2 train yesterday afternoon while crossing tracks to avoid a coal train. Coroner Roberta traveled to Peckville but found the body moved to Winton. investigation continues with unclear home location. He leaves a wife and three young children.

Andrew Soki Winton Peckville Soki Jessup Peckelile Roberta Peckyssle

Porto Rico Relief Fund Appeal Deepens Crisis Notice

The United States Secretary of War urges generous aid for hurricane victims in Porto Rico where thousands are dead or homeless. Citizens' relief efforts led by Samuel H. Ashbridge and Drexel & Co. fund drive will channel money to loaded ships from Philadelphia to provide food and clothing amid famine and threat of plague.

States Secretary of War Porto Rico Adjuntas Guayamas Zachacona Mayaguez Maunabe Samuel H. Ashbridge Philadelphia Messra Drexel & Co Fifth Chestnut Streets United States Secretary of War United States Panther Pennsylvania

Palmer Boomers Start for Harrisburg Headquarters

Hon. H. W. Palmer of Wilkes-Barre, seeking the Republican nomination for Supreme Court justice, opened offices at the Lochiel in Harrisburg. A group of Palmer supporters departed Wilkes-Barre last night for Harrisburg, including M. B. Williams, E F. H. Chase, H. A. Fuller, and many others.

H. W.palmer Wilkes-Barre Supreme Court the Lochiel Harrisburg Palmer Boomers M. B. Williams EF. H. Chase H. A. Fuller Isaac P. Hand C.F. McHugh B. Ft. Jones Ht. P. Robinson Byron G. Hahn W. J. Scott L. P. Holcomb J. Crawford Harvey John Feist George Kocher C. E. Keck D. FE. Thomas T. BR. Carte J. J. Thomas Theodore Hart F.C. Johnson George Ross William Perry Willam Riddle Frederick Hawkins Samuel Salsburg Abram Salsburg Louis K. Salsbure George Llew

Neighbors in dispute arraigned for disorderly conduct

Mrs. Rebecca Frey and her daughter Sarah Frey of 122 Breaker Street were arraigned before Alderman Miller on charges of being common scolds and disorderly conduct. Eliza Moran, also of Breaker Street, alleged verbal abuse and stone throwing. The pair were bound to keep the peace.

Rebecca Frey Sarah Frey Atreot Millar Eliza Moran

Removal of Way Bill Office to Freight Depot Preview

The Con way bill office on Lackawanna Road will move from the passenger station to the freight depot a few rods away. Chief Detective O'Keefe and his force will use the current way bill office during the move, which is planned for September 4.

Lackawanna Road Lackawanna Avenue O'Keefe

Bauer's Band Outing At Laurel Hill Park

Bauer's band holds an annual outing at Laurel Hill Park next Saturday August 19 with concerts in the afternoon and evening. An augmented orchestra will play for dancing and attract a large audience among band's admirers. Smoke the Popular Punch Cigar 10c.

Bauer Laurel Hill Park

Refund Agreement for Tar Syrup Bottles

A signed notice states J G Bone & Son of Unmere Pa and Jobe P Donahue of Scranton guarantee refunds on Greene's Warranted Byrup of Tar bottles if they fail to ease coughs or colds. The firm promises a six cent bottle to prove money refunded.

Greene J. G. Bone & Son Unmere Jobe

Vetter Safe and Homeward Bound After Arctic Ordeal

Mrs Vetter receives four letters from her husband dated February to July recounting a brutal Arctic voyage aboard the Elk and later ships. Six of the party died of scurvy or hardship, including Captain Smith and Frank Johnsen. rescue arrived May 2. Vetter plans to reach Seattle in twenty days aboard the General McPherson, and he is recovering slowly but safely.

Philip J. Vetter Kotzebue Sound St. Michaels Seattle Vetter Mr. Vetter Selavik River Nome Ingraham Earl Plummer Associated Press Lake Selavik Anvil City St. Michaela General McPherson Charles Smith Frank Johnseen Fort Blakely Washington Joseph J. Ninehart Milwaukee Wis Duncan MecCole Rockford Frank Kuder Hay City Mich Captain Bens Mra. Bene Aingering United States Minin Alaska Vetter Cave Scranton

Fire damages Dunmore residence. two firefighters injured

A fire at J. H. Davitt's Spencer Street residence in Dunmore started by a lamp upset by a dog. Two firemen, James Quick and John Jenkins, were injured when the falling chimney Bricks struck them as they fought the blaze. no insurance coverage for the property valued at about 2000 dollars.

Dunmore J. H. Davitt Spencer Street James Quick Independents John Jenkins Neptunes Quick Jenkins Pavitt

Real estate boom on West Park drives Scranton sales surge

West Park land plots attract busy inquiries at the Connell building and Traders' Bank, with several sales already completed. Conservative agents note a new hunger for West Side property as the West Park Land company expands by plotting additional blocks. Prospective buyers are urged to contact Charles Schlager and G P Reynolds for more details.

North Main Avenue West Park Scranton G . Reynolds Connell Charles Schlager Traders’ Bank Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company West Side West Park Land Company G. P. Reynolds

Round Woods Park Lot Sales Open by Harry D. Jones

Ex city assessor Harry D. Jones is selling jots at Round Woods Park and showing lots to buyers. Many lots west and in front of Round Woods have already sold, making it a good time to select a lot.

Harry D. Jones Round Woods

Republican County Convention and Vigilance Primary Notice

In pursuance of a resolution of the Republican county committee the county convention will be held on Tuesday, September 2 at 2 p m in the courthouse Beranton to compute rents and conduct business. Vigilance committees will hold primary elections on Saturday September 2 between 4 and 7 p m. Three qualified persons are elected to the Vigilance Committee for the next year. Candidates must register and pay a fee at least twenty days before the primary for ballot printing. EN Willard, Chairman J H Watkins, Secretary.

Republican County Committee Beranton Dieteret EN. Willard J. H. Watkins

City Considers Large Bond Issue For Sewer Projects

City officials weigh a major bond issue to fund sewers and park work as debt limits and cash notes complicate current finances. Councilmen Fellows and others push for authorization, with Controller Howell withholding certification until funds exist.

Colonel Dowgherty to Lead Thirteenth Regiment Election

Colonel Charles Dowgherty of Wilkes-Barre was detailed to conduct the Thirteenth regiment election to be held next Friday at noon in the Scranton armory. Thirty nine electors to select a first lieutenant were notified to appear in full uniform with side arms, with candidates for colonel and field officers named.

Charles BR. Dowgherty Wilkes-Barre Scranton L. A. Watres F. W. Sitwell Frank Rotting, Jr Rush Field Masson George H. Whitney Honesdale

William O Boyles Death From Electric Pole Fall

William O Boyle of 1526 Lafayette Street died after falling from an electric light pole while adjusting wires at Capouse avenue and Poplar street. He suffered a base skull fracture and scalp wound. trephining was performed but he died at 12:45. Coroner to hold an inquest. he was the son of Select Councilman Thomas O Boyle.

William O Boyle Lafayette Street Kie Scranton Electric Light Company Capouse Avenue Poplar Street Lackhawanni Fulton Roberts Select Thomas O' Boyle

Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

Mr John Mathias of Pulaski Kentucky reports suffering for over a week with flux and failing to improve after physician care. He was advised to try Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and states that half a bottle cured him. Matthews Bros act as wholesale and retail agents for ease of purchase.

John Mathias Pulaski, Ky Chamberlain Matthews Bros

Rail trip to Heart Lake outing offers 75 cent round trip

The Lackawanna Railroad announces a Sunday excursion to Heart Lake on August 27. The trip costs 75 cents for a round trip. Trains depart from Delaware, Lackawanna and Western station at 9:00 a.m.

Heart Lake Lackawanna Railroad Pennsylvania Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station

7 Days at the Seashore Excursion on Special New Jersey Train

Excursion to Long Branch Asbury Park and Ocean Grove on Saturday August 26 via Central Railroad of New Jersey. Round trip fare 4 50. Tickets good to return on any train on or before September Ind. o

Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove Central Railroad of New Jersey Ind

Great Auction Sale of 30 Nebraska Horses

An auction advertised at Cusick's old stand in Scranton lists 30 Nebraska horses for sale on Saturday August 26. Stevens Seaman and Moffitt are the soliciting parties.

Nebraska Cusick’s Old Stand Scranton Stevens, Seaman & Moffitt

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