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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1900

Page

8

Personal George L. Yost Returns From Philadelphia Medical Care

George L. Yost returns from Philadelphia after extended medical treatment. Attorney T. J. Bourke travels to Pittsburgh for the Knights of Columbus state council meeting. At Judge Gunster’s funeral Frank Carluce, Dr. J. Willone, Frank Willone, F. M. Littlen, and Dr. Di Lally attend. Dr. William Weaver, former Lackawanna Hospital house surgeon, joins St. Christopher’s Hospital staff in Philadelphia, replacing Dr. F. P. Gengenbach. Weaver plans private practice after completing hospital training.

George Ll. Yost Philadelphia Tt. J. Bourke Fittsburg State Council of the Knights of Columbus Judge Gunster Frank Carluce J. Willone Frank Willone F. M. Littlen BR. di Lally Dunmore William Weaver Lackawanna Hospital the Lackawanna Weaver St. Christopher's Frank P. Gengenbach Theodore Welsenberg John Busch University of Pennsylvania Medical School Gengenbach Scranton St. Christopher's Hospital Hiladelphia University of Pennsylvania

Scranton College Wins Second Prize in Business College Contest

Professors Buck and Whitmore of the Scranton Business College win a $20 cash prize after learning they placed second in Class C among U S colleges with 25 000 to 100 000 population. Burrows Brothers Co Cleveland awarded 45 prizes totaling 350 to business colleges nationwide based on books purchased. The year features the Broadway hit A Stranger in a Strange Land in New York.

Buck and Whitmore Scranton Business College Burrows Brothers Co Cleveland United States

Tire table to take effect on active railroad

On February 1 a new tire table will go into effect on the active railroad. The move aims to standardize tire usage and improve safety for train operations.

Stranger in a Strange Land at Lyceum Tuesday

Local notices advertise the appearance of a stranger at the Lyceum on Tuesday. The item mentions a colliery engineer company stock for sale and references Ernest Comegys of Dime Bank and the Hotel Jermyn.

Lyceum Ernest Comegys Dime Bank the Lyceum Beecham Pilla

Bargain Day All Week Except Sunday At Cost

Bargain day daily except Sundays. Low prices on hardware and tools for artisans and mechanics. Shovels spades axes forks garden tools hoses sprinklers filters ice cream freezers aluminum ware and more at cost. Come early if you can.

Obsequies for Judge Frederick Gunster Attend Solennly

A large and representative gathering honors the late Judge Frederick W. Gunster at St. Peter's Cathedral. Bishop Hoban assists as Father MacGoldrick delivers the sermon. services in St Marys cemetery close a solemn obsequy with flags at half mast and houses in mourning.

St. Peter's Cathedral Bar Association Bishop Hoban Father MacGoldrick Frederick W. Gunster St. Mary's Cemetery Petersburg Court House Monroe Avenue K. W. Archbald H. M. Edwards Joseph Gunster

Wagner Sues County Over January Salary

Charles F. Wagner former county clerk sues Lackawanna County to recover 125 for January salary after the new board rejected his three year appointment. The prior board retroactively appointed him for three years at 1000 yearly, but the new board did not recognize it. Wagner demanded pay and hired A A Vosburg to pursue the case, likely as a case stated.

Charles F. Wagner Lackawanna County Wagner W. «. Daniels A. A. Vosburg Vosbure H. TL. Taylor

Powder Mill Explodes Killing Two at Peckville

A massive powder blast at Consumers Powder company in Peckville fatally injures George Shotwell and Charles Mullineux. Shotwell, 92, dies at the scene. Mullineux dies at home after being rushed from the mill. Both funerals set for this afternoon.

Corning Consumers Powder Company Peckville George Shotwell Charles Mullineux Miles Aroun Shotwell Mullineux Maillineux Moosic Methodist Episcopal Church IT. 0 O.F. and Jr. 0 Mt. Rethel Scott Township

Pennsylvania Railroad Florida Tour Leaves Feb 6

The first Pennsylvania railroad excursion of the season sails from New York and Philadelphia on February 6 for two weeks in Florida. Tickets include rail transport, Pullman accommodations, and meals with rates from various origins. Inquiries at agents in New York Brooklyn Newark Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and Philadelphia offices. The item closes with a humorous quote about a stranger in a strange land.

Pennsylvania Railroad Jacksonville Florida New York Philadelphia Harrisburg Baltimore Washington Pittsburg Broadway Court Street Brooklyn Broad Street Newark N. J B. Courtender, Jr Baltimore District Colin Studs Southern District Washington, D C Thos. EK. Watt Western District Gen. W. Boyd Philadelpia

Redland Fruit Sale at Premium Price Per Dozen

Fruit described as finest grade Redland produce sold at premium prices elsewhere at 25 and 30 cents per dozen.

Men of the hour noted in local politics and war service

Attorney E. B. Price considered as a potential Democratic candidate for judge amid party tensions while Thomas Murphy earns a first lieutenant’s stripe with the Forty Seventh Volunteer Infantry in Manila. Dr Frank P Gengenbach joins Lackawanna hospital as junior house surgeon. Victoria Cross recipient Thomas Cosgrove from Pittston highlighted for heroism in 1867 Andaman Islands action.

Thomas Murphy Manila Forty-seventh Volunteer Infantry Lackawanna Thomas Murphys Philippines Murphy Theutenant Murphy Tle Mt. Gretna Forty-seventh Infantry Manilla Thomas Cosgrove Pittston Cosgrove Andaman Islands

Delaware and Hudson trains adjust No 2h schedule

The Delaware and Hudson Railroad announces a timetable change for train No 2h effective Monday February. The Wilkes Barre departure becomes 10 00 p m with Beranton arrival at 10 48 p m and Beranton departure at 11 15 p m arriving Carbondale at 11 42 p m.

Delaware and Hudson Railroad Wilkes-Barre Beranton Carbondale

Rich or Poor Wee Advertises Wide Store Expansion

An advertisement from Bong IMPORTERS COFFEE ROASTERS and RETAILERS touts moving over 24 stores in the United States to offer value and better quality. It mentions Klein Creamery Butter Boowlal Mocha and Juva as products.

Coffe Rcasters Klein Creamery

Prompt Delivery At 41 Lackawanna and 123 South Main

A short classified note lists addresses 41 Lackawanna Avenue and 123 South Main Avenue with the contact line hone 72 for prompt delivery service.

Lackawanna Avenue South Main Avenue

Scranton Liederkranz reports annual gains and plans events

The Scranton Liederkranz held its annual meeting reviewing the year and electing officers led by President Conrad Wenzel. A ball around Feb 21 and an amateur minstrel show in March are planned, with George Nelson Teeta and Theodore Hemberger directing musical parts and W. C. Ott handling orchestra duties. Members will also attend a Concordians ball in Wilkes-Barre, strengthening cross society ties.

Scranton Liederkranz Conrad Wenzel Frank Becker Frank Hummiler Fred Widmayer Edward Eisele Lorenz Haberstock Liederkranz George Nelson Teeta Theodore Hemberger W. C. Ott Wilkes-Barre Concordians Scranton

Acrobat Hurt During Hi Henrys Minstrels at Lyceum

An acrobat from the Couture Brothers troupe injured his ankle during a routine at the Lyceum theatre Saturday evening. He collapsed, received treatment at Purcell's Turkish bath, and was later taken by the company to the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad station for the group’s special sleeper service.

Hi Henry Lyceum Theatre Courture Purcell Delaware, Lackawanne and Western Pittston

Funeral notices for Moran and Madden

The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Moran of St River street will occur this morning with services at St. Peter's Cathedral and burial at Cathedral cemetery. Mrs. Matilda Madden of 1722 Cedar avenue will take place this morning with services at St John's Church and interment also at Cathedral cemetery.

Margaret Moran St River Street St. Peter's Cathedral Cathedral Matilda Madden Cedar Avenue Spedoock John's Church Cathedral Cemetery

Anniversary Requiem Mass For Rt Rev William O'Hara

A high mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Peter's cathedral Tuesday for the late Rt Rev William O'Hara who died a year ago. The mass starts at 10 am with the office for the dead at 9 30 am. Bishop Hoban will preside as nearly all Scranton diocese priests attend.

Lackawanna Bar Scranton Lodge of Elks Okell Rod and Gun Club R., W. Archbald H. M. Edwards Charlies EK Rice Superior Court KE. ON. Willard George 8. Purdy Honesdale John Lynch Wilkes-Barre W. H. Jessup Susquehanna County H. A. Knapp Lackawanna County Joseph O'Brien B. Price James H. Torrey F. J. Fitzsimmons Frederick Fuller George 8. Horn William Erwil Pittston J. A. O'Reilly St. Peter's Peter Christ St. Mary's John J. Loughran T. S Hoban P. J. McManus St. Paul's Green Ridge P. C. Nagle D. J. MacGoldrick P. J. Gough P. J. Golden F. A. Fricker John’s West Scranton P. E. Lavelle St. Patrick's J. W. Malone J. V. Moylan Providence R. A. McAndrew Charles J. Goeckel Wilkes- Barre J. J. Greeves Upper Pittston Schilling Professor Schilling St. Peter's Cathedral William O'Hara Bishop Hoban Scranton

Police Court Roundup Brushes Off Weekend Disorder

Ellen Freeman was fined 1 for street walking after arrest by Patrolman Goerlitg. John Faber received an 8 fine or seven days in county jail. he had no money and may be committed. Mike White and James Henley were fined 5 each after a Saturday altercation at Ziegler's hotel on Franklin avenue and disordered conduct led to their detention at the Centre Street station. Several other minor drunken and disorderly arrests were disposed of.

John Faber Lon Day Mike White James Henley Ziegler Franklin Avenue Lona Day Charles Neulx Center Street

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