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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1900

Page

10

Festival of Hanveca Observed at Linden Street Synagogue

Special children's services marked the Festival of Hanveca at Linden Street Synagogue last night. Edgar Troutfelt and Max Landau led Scripture readings while eight peers from the Sabbath school participated. Rev. A S Auspacher gave a brief sermon comparing Christmas and Hanuc a.

Linden Street Hanveca Edgar Troutfelt Max Landau Congregational Leon Brown Gertrude Moses Leon Roos Adele Levy Arthur Stein Bertram Samter Jean Samter Gustav Breschel A. S. Aus

Tragic train death near Moscow city tracks

The body of Timothy Foley of Moscow was found on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western tracks about a mile below the Moscow station. Authorities believe he was struck by an errant wildcat train around 8 p.m. He was 48, a timer by trade, and survived by his wife. The body was returned to his home. A brief business snippet follows with local ads.

Timothy ©. Foley Moscow Delaware, Lackawanna Lackawanna

Poor Board Receives Broad Aid Requests at Meeting

Only four members attended the session as applications for relief were heard. Sarah Riley seeks extra aid via Scranton. Bridget Fallos’s case is sent to Director Burke. Magale Jenkins’s family to Director Williams. Michael Finnerty and sister seek admission to Hillside Home for a large debt claim.

Messrs. Brooks Shotton Rellef Sarah Riley Moscow Scranton Board Bridget Fallos Oak Street Dunmore Catherine Moran South Wyoming Avenue Paine Hote

Woes of Santa Claus At Delaware and Hudson Station

A staged Santa arrival on the 4.18 train caused a station panic crowds mobbing for a glimpse. Officials and patrolmen calmly escorted him upstairs and compelled a costume change amid fainting women and trampling children. The transformed St Nick reappeared in ordinary dress at the Wyoming Avenue stop.

Delaware and Hudson Santa Claus Wyoming Avenue St. Nick Christmas

Rep Reynolds to Introduce Bill Validating Bond Issues

The Tribune reports Rep Thomas J. Reynolds will introduce a bill in the state legislature to validate all municipal bond issues since 1897. The measure targets bonds in Scranton Carbondale Meadi ng Williamsport and others to curb objections raised by R L Day Co. If passed the firm would must take the bonds or forfeit a $3 000 check.

the Tribune R. L. Day & Co Thomas J. Reynolds Reynolds Scranton Carbondale Meading Williamsport

No More Arrests Mentioned by Municipal League Leader

E B Sturges of the Municipal League indicated to a Tribune reporter that no further arrests are planned. His cautious wording suggests possible future actions, though he emphasized not causing distress to families during the holidays.

E. B. Sturges Municipal League Tribune

New England Society Dinner Draws Distinguished Guests

The fourteenth annual Scranton New England society dinner honored Rt. Rev. M. J. Hoban Bishop of Scranton Colonel John Van Wormer of New York and John Birkinbine of Philadelphia as guests of honor. Toastmaster M. Greene replaced ill Sturges, and President William W. Richmond presided as the gathering featured via invocation, singing America, and remarks on New Englandism’s national role.

William H. Richmond John van Wormer New York John Bir Kinbine Philadelphia M. J. Hoban Scranton Homer Greene New England Society Pennsylvania John Rt. van Wormer New York Athletic Club Lincoln National Bank John Birkinbine William McClare I. J. Lansing I, N. Atherton W. D. Zehnder J. W. Coolldre Willian W W. Richmond Mommy MM. Boles J. H. Misher A. Fuller BT . Paine D. GB Atherton J. TH. Fisher A. C. Puller Russell Theodore Hart Alfred Hand Willan A. Wilcox Board of Trade Richmond Toastminster Greens Bishop Hoban van Wormer Fisher Birkinbine Holes MelLeod Lansing America C. F. Whittemore Lauer McLeod O'Neil George B. Dimmick Sturges Mr. Greene Greene Mr. Sturges Robert W. Taylor Western Reserve District Ohio Ben Wade Garfield Franklin Institute United States Hoban Friends of New England Wilcox Mohammedan Confucine

New England Dinner Speakers Laud Education and Unity

President McKinsey and Colonel Van Wormer deliver reflections on New England’s influence and the Pilgrim legacy. John Birkinbine highlights American industrial growth while Bishop Hoban stresses Catholic schooling and an integrated public education system. Footnote mentions Mahon’s shoe store offerings in Lackawanna avenue.

Thirteenth Regiment Meets Scranton Team at Athletic Park

A Christmas afternoon clash at Athletic Park features the Thirteenth Regiment opposing the Scranton team. Game expected to start at 2 90 sharp with admission set at 26 cents. Teachers Oxford Bibles Reynolds Bros mentioned.

Thirteenth Regiment Scrantom Athletic Park Oxford Bibles Reynolds Bros

Railroad not to be built and rails sold end road plan

Directors of the New York Wyoming and Western Railroad decided to sell 7000 tons of steel rails and abandon plans for the coal road between the city and Perth Amboy. They had purchased the rails two years earlier to pressure a 65 percent rate, but the effort failed and the road will not be built.

New York, Wyoming and Western New York, Wyoming and Western Railroad Company B. Sturges Perth Amboy Dirrqutet New York, Wyoming and Western Company Fivo Palla E. B. Sturges John Jermyn Joseph Jermyn Thomas F. Jones M. I. Kemmerer John L. Kemmerer J. L. Fuller T. CG. Brooks Fennsylvania Coal Company Delaware Valley and Kingston Railroad Company

Constable Sale Of Scranton School Offices To Satisfy Judgment

Assets of the Scranton Correspondence Schools company will be sold today by Constable Tra Mitchell under an execution issued by Alderman Myron Kasson for 81 dollars. The sale occurs at the old Delaware and Hudson freight station corner of Franklin Avenue and Vine Street. Wage claims total 191 dollars and rent claims exceed 200 dollars, with other smaller claims. The firm, formed last spring with 150000 dollars capital, was reorganized about three months ago.

Scranton Correspondence Schools Company Tra Mitchell Ninth Ward Myron Kasson Reeder Blank Book Company Delaware and Hudson Franklin Avenue Vine Street Delaware and Hudson Company

Nut and confection price list itemized by weight

A fragmented supermarket style list shows prices for mixed nuts figs French cream candy chocolate drops walnuts filberts Brazil nuts cocoa nut cream bon bons decorated honey wafers butter scotch caramels by pound with inconsistent OCR text.

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Bissell Grand Rapid Washington Ave the Oriental Gruener & Co L.R. D Ross Ackawanna Penn Avenue A. BL Warman Alate Ra Ara Anes Linden Street Synagogue T. C. Foley Reynolds Broa O'Hara Spruce Street Delaware and Hudson Station Representative Reynolds Lackawanna Avenue Eighth Street Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Dix Court Lee Court Hunt & Connell Co Mahon’s Shoe Store Coursen's P. FP M. T. Howley Wyoming Ave Ox Fora Bibles New England Corbondale John W. Aiken Williaimn Thamlinton Wilkes-Barre Eelwuind Cline Tin PLC Jolineen Oliver A. Parnions Blackinton Wittston Bowitan Bennett Fred Etick Wtennett George Perris Lon William J. Peek Theodore Sirota Honestyle Homper Greene Monro”. Russell A. T. Searle Palton Honey M. Tves Throop Charles D. Sanderson Jeansville Vernon WW Mooi Tommi Dh. Stocker Pleings Frank DD. Boot Wolph BL Atherton A. de Atherton John Re Atherton MM. AL Roles Mbert Baker Fld. Brewster V. Chamberlin Bo Chittenden J. Benj. Pinmick AL. Davis AL OS Faller A Bisher Law Jol H. Fellows Rufon A. Poster John M. Fish Feongh George By Guild D. D M. Gates F. L Peek Patterson EL Mott Marry O. Pond Ernest J. Paine William LH. Richmond Charles &. Robinson LD. D Ceorge Sanderson Charles TR. Sanderson Janes G. Shephens de, Il M. Stratton Fred K. Troy BO N. Tewkesbury T. von Stare Charles ML Wellen O. BO Wright BL Whittemore W. AL Wilcox Woolworth Whittemore Key West Huyler’s Maillard's E. G Coursen McKinsey Taylor Plymouth Rock the Public Schools Pilgrim Wathery Republic Pilgrim Fathers Luxeburg Holland New Dingland Pilerini Virginia Maryland Mahon's Shoe Store Foot Ball Constable’s Sale Soltype Casey Brothers Lackawanna Ave Atora Fancy York Fanvey Sweet Oranges Sence Ld Paney Stelly Lly Sesseee Eee Clarke Bros Central Adams Avenue Mason & Hamlin Co Powell &C Washington Avenue Samter Bros Conrad F. L. Crane Excelsior Hafr Lacka Adams Ave
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