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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1900

Page

5

Local residents noted in brief updates across New York and nearby towns

Attorney H M Streeter remains in Bartington New York city. Attorney Robert Peek has returned from an extended vacation. J J Varley and Gerald are visiting Lake Ariel. Attorney J W Walker departs for Emporium for a short vacation. Robert Williams of I D Williams & Frothera returns from a business trip to New York City. Professor F By Southworthie of Kirkwood New York visiting his sister with J C Vance. Mr and Mrs Marding announce their daughter Harriet engagement to W Beverley Reynonds General Auditor Post Lackawanna railroad who recently returned to New York. Miss Lucy Donnegan Madison Avenue spending two weeks at Old Point Comfort and Washington DC. Maud Gilhool Quincy agentin returns from Glenwood Susquehanna county with Emma Swarte Master Car Builder IT Canfield and Chief Clerk Martin inspecting rolling stock on Bangor and Portland branch of the Teka wanna railroad. Hortense Liesenfereer hosted friends Tuesday afternoon at her home 2h Penn avenue. Attendees included Elizabeth Decker Kittin O Bayle Mamie Lottie Blickens Fannie Schames Marjorie Craig Klare Pryor Anna Clark Konna Bradley Amelia Amann Maggie Connors Eric Sissenberger. Time was spent with games and tea.

Lackawanna Railroad New York Mise Lucy Donnegan Madison Avenue Old Point Comfort Washington, D. C Maud Gilhool Quincy Tee Glenwood Sesquehanna County Mie Emma Swarte Canfield Martin Bangor and Portland Tekawanna Hortense Liesenfereer Penn Avenue Elizabeth Decker Kittin O'Bayle Mamie Lottie Blickens Fannie Schames Marjorie Craig Klare Pryor Anna Clark Konna Bradley Amelia Amann Maggie Connors Eric Sissenberger Plewanthy Games Thane

Derrick Topples In Court House Square Accident

A 95 foot derrick erected to place the soldiers and sailors monument shaft toppled at about 2:20 pm on the court house square when guy wires were tightened too tightly. A splinter struck Thomas Langan on the left hand but was cleaned and bandaged. The derrick was broken beyond repair and will be replaced.

Court House Thomas Langan

Piano Lessons At Conservatory Public Offer

The Conservatory of Music offers private piano lessons with flexible schedules at varied terms. Information on yearly courses and premium offers is available at 004 Linden Street from 9:30 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 6:00, directed by J Alfred Pennington.

Conservatory of Music Faelton Linden Street J. Alfred Pennington

St. Catherine's Picnic Adds Special Train to Moscow Grove

St. Catherine's Catholic church of Moscow plans an annual picnic at Moscow grove on Thursday August 4. A special excursion train from Scranton will run at 30 cents for round trip. Train departs D L and W depot Scranton at 10 15 A M stopping Nay Aug and Elmhurst returning from Moscow at 8 40 P M.

St. Catherine's Catholic Church of Moscow Moscow Grove Scranton Nay Aug Elmhart

Man Discharged in Forgery Case After Identification Failure

Giovano Romano alias Vincenzo Finzo was discharged after a two week wait in New York City when witnesses failed to identify him as the forger of a money order at Scranton. Money Order Clerk T J Kagan testified he could not positively identify Romano.

Giovano Romano Vincenzo Fienzo New York City Scranton United States Alexander T. J. Kagan Romano

Otto France Burned in Quarry Blast Near Nay Aug Falls

Otto France, a resident near Mountain Lake, suffered severe burns while at work in a stone quarry near Nay Aug Falls. He drilled a hole for a blast, and when the explosive was prepared there was a sudden report throwing him to the ground. He was taken to Lackawanna hospital and, as of last night, was expected to recover.

Otto France Mountein Lake Nay Aug Falls France Lackawanna Hospital

Man Pleads To Die As Deathbed Field Sought

John Lane a colored man long severely ill with an asthmatic condition lingered near Muldoon’s stone yard and Larch Street with a pillow. He refused hospital aid and died hours after being found. Coroner to investigate his death.

Lem John Lane Wyoming Avenue Muldoon Stone Yard Lackawanna Hospital Lane Wilson Potter Cnusick Ashman Roberts

Obituary notices from Brooklyn and area deaths in New York

Obituary summary lists deaths of Dr John Breckinridge of Brooklyn and several local residents. Breckinridge superintendent of Seavoy hospital in Brooklyn. survived by wife Margaret Cooke and children John Thomas James Patrick Michael Martin and Margaret. Funeral at St Patrick's church with interment Cathedral cemetery. Other obituaries note Sebastian Wiehl age 66 died at Lume Park Avenue and Annie Mesaitt child of Mr and Mrs Garrett Mesaitt died. funerals scheduled. Additional death notices include a Blairilaugt child and Mrs McCormack death and funeral arrangements forthcoming.

John Breckinridge Brooklyn N.Y F. Beardamy Montrone New York Werald Hreckinridge John Breckmneiler Siew Hospital Flo Way Simpaon Church Druiklyn Seney Hospital Margaret Cooke Tenth Street Thesday Tinew Childeen Thomas James Patrick Michael Martin Sergaret Cooke St. Patrick's Church Cathedral Sebastian Wiehl Myde Park Avenue Wailburn Street Annie Garrett Mesaitt Cathodiel

Scranton Business College Announces New Catalogue and Sessions

The Scranton Business College releases a handsome illustrated catalogue free to interested readers. Day and evening sessions reopen Monday September 10 with unusually large enrollment. Graduates are in high demand with five job requests in one day. Visitors welcome. Read about The Tribune's Educational Contest on page four.

Scranton Business College

Fragmentary health tale from the old city paper

A garbled OCR fragment describes health remedies and medicines. It mentions fifty varieties, child care, and cures for wind and colic, with odd spellings and possible product names. No clear event or person is identifiable.

Bething

Death of Rev Daniel J MacGoldrick Shocks Scranton

The city mourns as Rev Daniel J MacGoldrick of St Peter's Cathedral dies in Washington after a long, productive career. He was a Jesuit educator and priest whose work spanned Georgetown University Fordham Holy Cross Worcester and St Thomas College. The Knights of Columbus Scranton council plans a guard of honor and pallbearers to accompany the remains.

Scranton Knights of Columnbus Father MacGoldrick Shickshinny P. J. Onan J. Colling P.d. Bourke James W. McKenney John J. Brown John Collxan Patrick Cusick A. J. Duffy M. O'Brien Thomas Bushnell James Kearney Lackawanna Knights of Columbus John Gunster John Kelly FH. Colline Martin Conrs P. J. Henman Li Pom J. B. Corcoran F. 8. McGulran Catholic Historical Society Newman Magazine Club Knights of Columbus Club Father MaeGoldrick

Jersey Peaches and Pears for Sale in City Market

Large consignments daily. Fruit sent out of the city in quantity requires a reference. 100 baskets of fine pears priced at 75 cents each. Fancy plums at 35 cents per basket. Fancy crabapples from 30 to 35 cents per 44 bushel baskets.

Telegram Promotes Endorsements From Imperial Figures

A fragmentary message claims to send a case of vin mariani to Anitchkoff Palace in Saint Petersburg and touts a New York publisher offering endorsements from the Empress, princes, and cardinals to attract writers and buyers.

Anitchkoff Palace ST. Petersburg Russia

Yellow Rider gang arrests in Scranton crime spree

Three more youths tied to the Yellow Rider gang were arrested by Chief Robling City Detective Moir and Officer Bloch in Scranton. Bail set for Watkins at 600 and Shields at 200 on multiple burglaries including Florey Brooks Tobey’s stores. Dayla Merrifield Avenue arrested for Florey Brooks burglary, described as loyal lieutenant Dauntless Dave despite a Fauntleroy mask. Hungry Harry testified leading to Dave’s brief flush of rage.

Yellow Rider Hennessy Court Robling John Moir Joseph Bloch Alderman Millar James Shields Thomas Watkins Watkins Florey & Brooks Tobey's Jewelry Scranton Carpet Dauntless Dave Leutenants Lord Fauntleroy

Viaduct Ordinance Sparks City Council Fight

Opposition grows over a proposed viaduct for West Feranton and T. Mayor Moir backs the plan while critics demand taxpayer consent and damage estimates. The Streets and Bridges committee drafts amendments as council action looms.

McCoy Corbett Fight Recalled at Local Venues

A full round by round return of the McCoy–Corbett fight is listed for the night at Fish's on Penn avenue and Miss Terry's Private School on Adama avenue. The venue will reopen September 10 with steam heating and plumbing services by P F and M T Howley of Wyoming avenue.

McCoy-Corbett Fish’s Penn Avenue P. F M. T. Howley Wyoming Ave

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Mas Haan Ane Roma Sterling Washington Ave R. BO Johnston & Murphy Wichert & Gardiner Gray's Soo Taylor Jermyn Sanderson Avenue Ackawanna Warman H. M. Streeter Bartington Robert Peek J. J. Varley Gon. Gerald Lake Ariel J. W. Walker Emporium Robert Williams I. D. Willams & Frother’a F. By Derrick Otto A. Blairilaugt Mee McCormack Mre Kearna Phelps Street the Tribune Mrs. Winslow Daniel J. Macgoldrick Washington Chinewe Dansville Sanitarium Beranton Moran Moan Ireland Dublin University Boston Society of Jesus Montreal England Stoneyhurst Louvain Belgium America Woodstock Cardinal Gibbons Fordham College Maly Cross College Worcester Maso Boston College Georgetown University Marylaand Baltimore Sing Sing Johns Hopkins University University of Pennsylvania Bishop O'Hara St. Thomas College Corps of Christian Brothers F& Sound Catholic Young Women’s Club Pennsylvania Bloom Lackawannan St. Peter's Cathedral Mace F. A. Garvey Hoban Knights Jersey Peaches E. G Coursen Lackawanna Avenue Mariani Thetter Salinth Tutes Mariani A Co W. Th Ot Ermperora Cardinale Archdahaj Elbee Peropages Eratia Hennessey Court Moir Tribune Cornella West Feranton MR. Aelvin Melvin Nereseaary Common Council Streets and Bridges Committee Hand & Payne Washington Avenue Kilward Young Fort Arene Lear BANK Poyntereat United States Depository Spruce St Amine Masons Hamlin L. B. Powell & CO International College of Music L. W. Carr Burr Mudie Omic Heller Water Heater Gunster, & Forsyth, Penn Avenue C. F. Beckwith & CO Dime Bank Building Warehouse Green Ridge Lackawanna Ave Wooda Tost de Ork Foote & Fuller Mears Delaware Bartlett W. H. Pierce Penn Ave The Dickson Manufacturing Co Scranton and Wilkes Barre General Office Scranton, Pa
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