Ackawanna The Laundry on Penn Avenue
A compact note references Ackawanna The Laundry located on Penn Avenue, suggesting a business listing or public notice for the local services.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
5
A compact note references Ackawanna The Laundry located on Penn Avenue, suggesting a business listing or public notice for the local services.
Personal visitors and travels are listed from Philadelphia Mulberry street and nearby towns. Names include Miss Terese Caville Miss Catherine Teggart Charles Mupont Swift A W Morrison and J A Lansing with various rail and university connections. Attendees travel to New York Oswego Penn Yan and Cornell for weddings holidays and bar association meetings.
Shimamura & Co on Wyoming Avenue offers entire stock at any price with a promise of beautiful items. Today’s sales include hand painted egg shell cups and saucers for the first buyer Imari salad bowl for the second buyer and a large vase for the third buyer with store openings at 10:30 AM 3:40 PM and 7:30 PM.
In Beranton on December 25 1000 at 1240 Willow Street, John H. Griffin and Miss Sylvania Young were united in marriage by Rev. FP Doty. Both parties are residents of the city.
John Cooper of 123 North Erving Avenue died at Lackawanna Hospital on December 26. The obituary notes his death and a later Munera announces sept.
Twenty nine imported workers arrive Tuesday night and most desert to strike leaders. Cars run sparsely as arrests rise and mobs clash near strike headquarters. Two Syracuse men defect, while Paginated efforts to feed workers stall amid boycott fears. Strikers seek funds from national union and local supporters.
A sale highlights olives with sweet pimento available at 35 cents each or 3.60 dollars per dozen, offering quality picks in a limited-time offer.
The inquest into the death of Mrs Celia McDonnell was postponed due to the coroner's illness. Her son PB J McDonnell described a missing person case with a chaotic search and notes a shawl found near the scene that did not belong to her. He recounts evidence and neighbor inquiries while authorities pursue leads.
A subscription dance is held tonight at the Knights of Columbus club house on North Washington avenue under the patronage of Mrs. Joseph O'Brien Mrs. William Kelly and Mrs. Timothy Burke. Authorities confirm the event takes place tonight to settle confusion over the date.
Louis Yost of 615 Quincy avenue turned in a reading lamp found on Washington avenue by D P Murray. The lamp matches items that vanished Monday with a stereopticon and a satchel of tools. Murray suspects the articles shifted from the dray during transfer to Elm Park church. No word on the stereopticon or tools.
A 12 year old Polish lad, Adam Fwitht, living on South Washington Avenue, was struck by a Delaware and Hudson passenger train at the Hickory Street crossing about 7 PM. His right leg was crushed and emergency surgery near the hip was performed at Lackawanna Hospital. His condition was described as very serious.
The document details parcels owned by The Hunt & Connell Co including a three story brick warehouse with track and switching privileges bounded by West Lackawanna avenue Eighth street and the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad line. It also notes a bay lot on Dix court 85 by 90 feet near Lee court and a brick stable with frame warehouse between Lackawanna avenue and Spruce street.
Two hundred strikers and 600 sympathizers blocked an arrival train at Delaware station to recruit 53 New York replacements. Thirty five of the new men deserted to the strikers, while the rest were kept by company agents. Police observed but did not intervene as crowds cheered and a tense but peaceful scene unfolded.
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