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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1900

Page

10

Death of Ambrose Mulley Remembered by Dunmore Cemetery Board

At a special meeting of the Cenmetery association of Dunmore on January 27 1900 W ao Lewis was chosen chairman and Llonwy Neyen secretary to elect a president for the unexpired term of Ambrose Mulley. A memorial note praised Mulley as faithful trustee since 1875 and president since 1844, noting his Christian character and long service. The secretary Henry eyea conveyed sympathy to Mulley’s family as a committee drafted a suitable minute and sent copies to the family and Scranton papers.

Cenmetery Association of Dunmore W.ao Lewis Llonwy Neyen Lewis Ambrose Mulley Scranton Mulley Henry Eyea

Stranger listed for Lyceum Tuesday meeting

A garbled notice mentions characters and places, including a Lyceum event Tuesday. It reads unfamiliar names such as Willem Miller and Simon Zerumerukag, with fragmented locations like Old Forge and Forge Meteor. The readable fragment implies a meeting or appearance by a person referred to as the Stranger.

Willem G. Miller Moelees Lynch Lae Chat Simon Zerumerukag Old Forge Mary Sorprius Eaieihecae Iis Forge Meteor Worgkloevertea Marthe Kumiecz Vite Crasitos

Colliery Engineer Company Stock Sale Notice

A terse notice mentions stock for sale associated with RR Ernest Comegys and Dime Bank. References a traveler or outsider phrase and an event at the Tyceum on Tuesday. A stray line notes the Hotel Jermyn cigar for 10c.

Ernest Comegys Dime Bank

Fruitdale Redland fruit priced at premium per dozen

Fruitdale offers a rare Redland fruit not common in stores. The fruit is described as the finest grade and sold elsewhere for 25 to 30 cents per dozen.

Amateur Photo Contest Open to All by Wilkes-Barre Wheelmen

The Wilkes Barre Wheelmen announce an amateur photography competition open to all amateurs through March. No entry rules or subject limits, 2 cent fee per exhibitor funds prizes and returns. Mount photos with title and return address on back. no blanks issued. Eight prizes totaling $180. Entries exhibited and catalogued. awards by art value originality and technique. Jury includes an artist sculptor and photographer. Send inquiries to Ti Kaufman secretary 100 South Main Wilkes Barre Pa.

Wilkes. Barre Cinatuer Ti, & Kaufman A. P. Contest South Main Street Wilkes. Harre

State Inspector seeks unlicensed oleomargarine dealers

A state inspector has been in the city for days auditing oleomargarine sellers without licenses. A prominent dealer advocates selling the product and faces efforts to prosecute unlicensed vendors. Costly analyses and license fees hinder convictions and licensing rebates affect state and government fees.

Widmayer

Sister Nellie Mahoney Dies in St Louis Fire

Sister Stanislaus Nellie Mahoney long known in South Scranton died from burns in St Louis. She survived by her mother Mrs Sarah Mahoney and several siblings in Scranton Pittston Avenue and elsewhere. Henry Mahoney went to St Louis to arrange the remains with final plans pending.

Stanislaus St. Louis Tribune South Scranton Nellie Mahoney Sarah Mahoney Pittston Avenue John Henry Scranton John Vaughan Pittaton William Indian Territory Thomas Kansas City James Coughlin Boston Charles Pool New York City Henry Mahoney

Fire in Center Street Destroys Curtains at 1 Center Street

A fire alarm from box 15 at Penn and Lackawanna Avenues reported a blaze at 1 Center Street occupied by Mrs Maggie Colburn. Curtains burned quickly. crews from Chemical Engine and Crystal Hill rushed to the scene. Fire started during an altercation involving a knife or weapon and a quarrel, causing curtains to catch fire. Fire companies reacted swiftly. damage was limited to the curtains.

Oelock Penn and Lackawanna Avenues Centre Street Maggie Colburn

Fire at Green Ridge destroys Miller and Stout mill

The Dickson avenue landmark burned early yesterday with no fire in the building. Total loss about 14500 dollars. George D Brown owner of the Dulliling claims 7500 on building and machinery with 5900 insured. Green Ridge Lumber Co used part of building for storage losing 2000 with no insurance. Eureka Cash Register Co valued at 5000 with 2500 insured.

Miller & Stout Dickson Avenue Jeorge D. Brown Dulliling Green Ridge Lumber Company Eureka Cash Register Company

Conservatory term opens next Monday on Adams Avenue

The Conservatory of Music announces a new term starts next Monday at Adams avenue and Linden street. The Lyceum features Beecham's Pills and the satire A Stranger in a Stranger Land presented as the funniest farce.

Conservatory Adams Avenue Linden Street Lyceum

Funeral of Judge Frederick W. Gunster Held in Carbondale

Remains viewed by hundreds at home on Monroe Avenue as floral tributes and oaths of respect fill the parlor. The funeral will leave at 9 30 for St. Peter's cathedral with a requiem mass at 10 and interment at St. Mary's German Catholic cemetery. Survivors include his widow Hannah J. Hobbon and brother Edwin J. Shepherd of Monroe Avenue.

Friends of Frederick W. Gunster Monroe Weemie Scorea Margaret Gunster St. Peter's Cathedral Lackawanna Bar Court House R. W. Archbald H. M. Edwards Willard H. A. Knapp Ww. H. Jessup Rice Wilkes-Barre Lynch Purdy Honesdale F. J. Fitzsimmons Knapp St. Mary’s Petersburg

Funeral of C D Shepherd in Forest Hill Cemetery

Funeral services for C D Shepherd city engineer of Carbondale were held yesterday at his home on Washington Street. The private service was conducted by Rev C B Lee and the remains were moved to Forest Hill cemetery via the 12 22 train. Pallbearers named and Shepherd's Crook feature noted as his engineering claim to fame finally removed from Delaware and Hudson company lands.

Panther Bluff Mr. Shepherd Schenectady Hannah J. Hobbon Joseph H. Robison Carbondale Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Shepherd's Creek New York, Susquehanna and Western Company Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal Company Providence Gas and Water Company Northwest Coal Company Sullivans Columbia Counties Dunning Construction Company Edwin J. Shepherd Monroe Avenue Forest Hill Cemetery QO. D. Shepherd Washington Street C. B. Lee Carbondale Presbyterian Church H. 2. Jarwin John Killeen C. Ditchburn A. G. Dunning A. Kohl Joseph Jones Farview Esterday Delaware and Hudson Company

Bargain Day At Cost On Hardware And Tools

Bargain day every day except Sunday offers low prices on hardware tools for artisans and mechanics. Shovels spades axes forks garden rakes hose sprinklers filters iron wringers knives shears scissors pocket knives razors and more at cost plus ice cream freezers and aluminum ware. Come early if you can.

Mayor Demands Fire Accident Inquiry Over Steamer Wreck

Permanent Man Lisk of General Phinney Engine explains steamer wreck occurred after a reins broke leaving horses uncontrolled. Mayor James Moir orders Chief Walker to investigate and report findings. Fire dept notes hydrants were not frozen and hydrant pumps reduce freezing risk though street cleaners sometimes reopen pumped hydrants.

Lisk General Phinney Engine Company James Moir General Phinney Walker Miller & Stout

Rescue Mission Reports January Activity and Reach

Superintendent Sanborn notes January work by the Rescue Mission totaling 31 services in the mission hall and four at the Dickson City chapel. Hospital treatment for three, 122 visits, shelter for 175 men, and one man sent to Hillside Home. Directors praise the public response to the circular letter and invite more replies. Lyceum Tuesday promotion features a performance and cigar offer.

Sanborn Mission Hall Dickson City Chapel

Rich or Poor We Save You Money and Treat You Alike

An OCR fragment claims a retailer stance with many stores in the United States offering value and quality. Mentions Blain Creamery Butter and various coffee items, but the text is garbled. The intended message centers on broad store reach and price equality for customers.

United States

Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co Delivery Details

Prompt delivery noted for locations on Lackawanna avenue and Bonth Main avenue with the Chene 722 reference. Indicates service or storefront activity for A and P grocery chain in this area.

the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co Lackawanna Avenue Bonth Main Avenue

Montreal Arrest Ties Anarchists to Dunmore Shooting Plot

Police link two French men Antoine Robert and Auguste Morel to the July 1 shooting of Dunmore officers Patrick Kays and H. Snyder. They allegedly planned to blow up a coal operator's home in Scranton, matching a bomb type described by local detectives. The suspects confessed in Montreal after authorities traced the attack to anarchist boasts.

Patrick Kays Dunmore Jefferson Avenue Delaware Street Montreal Antoine Robert Auguste Morel Kays Snyder Carpenter Chief Robling Chief Carpenter Scranton

Montreal authorities probe double arrest in foreign-tinged crime

An informant claims to have been entangled with two suspects who allegedly planned profit from the crime. Officers describe the arrested men as foreign in appearance with broken English and say they can identify them. Chief Robling and Detective Moir are convinced the pair are the culprits and two officers may pursue them today or tomorrow.

Montreal Snyder Kaya Robling Moir

City to Decide on Appeal in Faul Case

Saul and Dyer care. Chuty Solicitor Vesture will send a communications councilavert Thursday evening asking if an appeal is to be taken from rule. The ex-Catrolman James Faul case involves $107 salary from removal to confirmation. If appeal ordered, the controller pays Patrolmen Hockenberry and Davies until higher court acts, but no warrants issued for Saul and Dyer.

Chuty Aretoatd James Faul Moir Cone Select Council Grecka Hockenberry and Davies Saul Ani Dyer Butt Saul Ont Dyer

Scranton Business College Notes Highlight Job Market

The note states a severe shortage of skilled bookkeepers and stenographers across sexes, driving higher salaries. Graduates report rapid placement with firms like New York and Java Trading, C Woolworth, Alderman Kaseon, The Fashion, and Delaware Lackawanna and Western, among others. fall opportunities drive enrollment and non stop summer sessions.

Biikce Philip Fitzgerald New York and Java Trading Company New York Louis Brady Woolworth Gessin Shepherd Alderman Kaseon Anna Dreyer Stella Lavis Liggle Thomas Fashion George Hank Delaware, Lackawanna and Western William Buckwalter Richart & Sanderson Ojl Company

Local remedy firms promise refund on Tor syrup if cough persists

A dated notice lists multiple firms including Rene & Son Dunmore A W Davis Providence and Davis Providenge vowing refunds or money back if Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tor fails to cure coughs or colds. The document appears as a promotional refund pledge from several merchants, some with misspelled names.

Greene Rene & Son Dunmore A. W. Davis Providence Davis Providenge Watnteam & Co Avorne Manners Movsle A. Kane Minooka Tose Davis Taylor

A Stranger in a Strange Land Stars In City Scene

A fragment notes the title A Stranger In a Strange Land described as the biggest laughing hit in New York this year. It mentions Finest wines and cigars at Lane's on Spruce Street and a collectible advertising line for Pocono Se cigar. Additional stray hints include Steam Hosting and Plumbiag and an address Wyoming Ave.

Lane's Spruce Street New York

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