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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1900

Page

12

Central School Addition Plans to Be Reviewed

In Carbondale the board will review contractor Nolan's extra charges on the central school addition, which total about 5000 dollars. Architect Theawn of Feranten has been invited to present and all specifications will be checked to decide which bill items are allowed. The issue draws strong local interest from taxpayers and officials.

Nolan Architest Theawn Feranten Gaeertiain

Unreadable OCR Fragment Highlights Local Notices

Fragmentary text from a local page mentions fees, engines, and various names in unclear context. Reading is severely garbled with many misspellings and nonsensical phrases making precise facts unavailable.

Manchester fire insurance officials register for property claims

Officials from the San Fire Insurance company and Manchester agents registered at Hotel Anthrivchi yesterday. They came to adjust the losses from damage or destruction caused by a recent fire affecting residents on Terrace Street including Heales and Patrick Nokes.

Jina Pabteck Galliates Biggie Tetope Pe Sines Company FheRitvatrteh Alluster Tisatanes Pitheneldpna Wittery Oof Voiltlaranpaat Bn Aljuetor San Fire Insdriges

Sizable blaze damages houses on Canian Street

Three people were injured and several companies helped fight a fire at a building near No. 2 Water Limits. The structure was completely ruined though the loss was not great and the scene was near Woeeloek.

Woeeloek Hese Canian Street No. 2

Improved automatic mortising machine installed in local shop

An improved automatic mortising machine has been placed in the Delaware and Hudson John Street shop. Conductor Robbing, injured, is able to be out on crutches. Mrs A Niles returns from a three months visit with relatives in Cripple Creek Wichita and Salt Lake City.

Delaware and Hudson John Street Robbing A. Niles Cripple Creek Wichita Salt Lake City Mra Rettow John Street Migs Florenes Wright Fasten Revooltds Beranten Ahkierman Jones Erie A. J. Duncan Scranton William Nfellenbook Schenectady N. Y Robert Vatnan Cits

Peckville Church Services and Local Notices

Peckville Presbyterian schedules Sunday services at 10 00 a m and 7 p m led by Rev H Moon with morning message Entrance to the Kingdom of Heaven and evening Unbelief the Condemning Bin. Peckville Baptist holds services tomorrow at 10 30 am and 7 pm with The Mind of Christ and What It Costs to Do Wrong. Also notes a $100 donation from Moosic Powder Co to the Presbyterian fund and illness and death updates for Mrs Elizabeth George. funeral planned.

Presbyterian Church H. Moon Kingdom of Heaven Peckville Baptist Church Thomas Christ Babbath School Moosic Powder Company Consumers’ Powder Company A. A. Swingle C. J. Gangemuller Scranton Elizabeth George George

Grover and Tindner Wed in Scranton Home Ceremony

Warren W. Grover of Scranton and Miss Danay Tindner of Chambersburg married at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs W F Mott on South Main Street. Reverend Moon officiated.

Scranton Washburn Street Elmer Swingle Father Hoose Warren W. Grover Danay Tindner Chambersburg W. F. Mott South Main Street Hh, Moon J. D Presbyterian Church J. Ganzemuller Burgers Blakely Cganzemuller

Taylor Community Masquerade Ball and Local Events

The Taylor Hose company held a masquerade ball at Weber's rink with a large, lively crowd in elaborate costumes including Uncle Sam and John Bull. The Taylor orchestra provided music for dancing, and the event drew about 100 attendees and support from nearby units. Also noted were upcoming shows at Weber's rink and Calvary Baptist church, plus church services, a social at Epworth League, and local notices including a grand jury selections for March and April.

Taylor Hose Company Ne J Weber's Rink Uncle Sam John Bull Paul Kruger Sitting Bull Hien Taylor Century Hose Company Scranton Gerngemnents Michael M. Strines John W. Bush John Weber Jacob Uit Henry W. Worisenthue Calvary Baptist Church D. BH. Jones Inrage Tirke Weber Sineng Celebrites Banteld John Toward Hove Tsinal TH. A. Hareta Oelock New Mexico Epworth League The Methodist Episcopal Church Jennie Flossie Banfield Providenes Taylor Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows Harry Corsellous Pittston Yerlerdas M. EB Evershots Petit Jury Thomas Hewley Raward BE Evans Patrick Plinnagan James F. Tiralin

Editor's Life Saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

During the early part of October 1896 an editor contracted a cold that settled in the lungs and seemed to threaten consumption. After trying a local doctors remedy, a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was purchased and produced immediate improvement. After three bottles, the editor's lungs were restored to health.

Chamberlain Omtolier Jocay K. , Edwards The Review Wyant Matthews Bros

Clare's Summit Meeting Leads to Homeward Return

Judson Long met William Justin and the Stewart couple of Sayre Pa returned home after five weeks visiting their daughter Mrs Merrill. BR EK Wheeler rates subscriptions for the novelty factory.

Judson Long William Justin

Local Notes on Visits and Households in Various Towns

Mica Carrie Datesman visits Scranton while Mr and Mrs Ben Rose spend a couple of weeks in Lenoxville Pennsylvania. George Crump expects to move into the former Milton VanDerogert residence soon. Mrs Denton VanSickle and Miss Nellie Buckingham have returned to their homes in Wayne County after visiting Mr and Mrs At Buckingham. C H Rewnotha conducts revivals at the Methodist Episcopal church. Mr and Mrs George Barton visited their daughter Mia Hare old Parker on Friday.

Mica Carrie Datesman Scranton Ben Rose Lenoxville George Crump Milton VanDerogert Denton VanSickle Nellie Buckingham Buckingham Wiaisne County C. H Volunteer Firemen's Relief Association of Jermyn D. Davis John Stanton Theron Moon Patrick Mulherin John Roche Michael Mulherin Frank Hemelright Mc.Dermott John FL Nicholson J. 0. Meehan Sacred Heart Church Hogarth Captain Flints Thomas Lucinda Pettees Shanvreeck Hobson Maul Emma Roberta Becoml Street Tev. W.ob Brown Bloseburg First Baptist Church V. R. Haas John Riddick Glenwood Shaft Carbondale Hospital Richard Hughes New York City Tr. J. McGuire Annie Gavin Forest House Pittston Thomas Mc Gouldrick Mayfield St. Rose Cemetery Carbondale Mary Skinner Wis A.T. Matthews Cemetery Street

Florida bound rail tour to Jacksonville departs February 20

The second Pennsylvania railroad tour of the season to Jacksonville leaves New York and Philadelphia February 20, offering two Florida weeks. Excursion tickets include railway transport and Pullman accommodations one berth each way, with rates by origin and proportionate sums from other points. Tickets and itineraries available from listed ticket agents in New York Brooklyn Newark Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and Philadelphia areas.

Pennsylvania Jacksonville Florida New York Philadelphia Warrebute Baltimore Washington Pittsburg Broadway Court Street Brooklyn Broad Street Newark Courtvender Altimore Colin Studd Southeastern District Washington, DC Themis BE Watt Western District Pilla- Ware George W. Boyd Ee Street

Local notes and events mix with fire alarm in Olyphant

Olyphant notices include a borough auditor race mention for William Williams, a false fire alarm from box 25 on Lackawanna and Delaware streets, and planned investigations by Chief O Malley. Social events range from Laura Corey’s surprise party on Lackawanna Street to lectures at the Presbyterian church and community gatherings at Mahon House and Sweeney building.

Williams Iy Repub Willama Lackawanna and Delaware Nora Finnerty Budle Rogan Nana McLaughlin Mollie Gallagher Lucy McNulty Kathe Rogan Clara Lyons Lingle Carr Mamie Redington Lucy Juwwler Mamie Hoban Laura Clarey Marie Cummings Effie Thomas Mamie Rogen Mamie Law

The People’s Exchange Ad Page Notice

The People’s Exchange outlines a clearing house for renting properties selling real estate or exchanging items and jobs. It lists rates at one cent per word with five cent blocks for six insertions and notes some ads are inserted free.

Real estate ads clutter Scranton area listings flooding market

Numerous rental and sale notices for properties in Scranton and nearby towns. Rentals include a brick building at 1702 Cedar Avenue and 790 Washington Avenue with various amenities. houses on Quincy and Green Ridge areas. ten room steam heated residence. plus farms and suburban bargains. Also selling driving mare with harness and a modern six room house with barn in Green Ridge, plus brokerage services by W T Hackett and J T Weoley & Co.

Yes Upper Green Ridge Electric Avenue W. T. Hackett

Local Scranton Advertisers and Services Gathered

A collage of Scranton Pa business notices listing Dr L Amoreaux physician office and residence, tuition at SoHo School, catering and preparatory college offerings, printer Megargee Brothers, wire screens by Kuettel, Bauer Orchestra for events at Wyoming Avenue, and Beranton printing services.

Kuettel Scranton

Hull and Smith to Spend Days in New York on Business

Dalton report says Howard W. Hull and FE. J. Smith will spend a few days in New York on business. They will meet with associates and visit firms related to their interests.

Howard W. Hull FE. J. Smith New York

Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetable Notice 1898

Trains depart from stations in New York and Jersey City for Newark Philadelphia and Baltimore and Washington with through connections to Lewistown Allentown and Wilkes Barre. Time table effective November 19 1898 and signed by General Superintendent J B Olmavsen and General Passenger Agent J P Baldwin.

Central Railroad of New Jersey New York Liberty Street SN. KR South Ferry Whitehall Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Exston Beethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven Pittston Wilkes-Barre Baltimore Washington Bethlehem Pisa A.m Long Branch Ocean Grove Twading Lebanon

Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules From Scranton May May

Train times from Scranton to Philadelphia New York via Dy H R and via D H R to White Haven Hazleton Bethlehem Easton Reading Allentown and points west to Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago with Diamond Express Black Diamond Express and other services Parlor and sleeping car services between Wilkes Barre and New York Philadelphia Paterson and Susquehanna divisions official contacts and reservations offices listed May

Dith Feranten Ag Fellewe Carhogine May Sardega Montreal Ron Fon England Wilkes Tas Sam New York Philadelphia Etc Lehteh Valley Penisylvan Ian Western Patnlte Lehieh Valle Hallroad Scranton Cyrtiotidate North Wilkes- Barre LOS Hos Albany Aarnina Peseyton New Burirag United States Caanada J. W. Burdick N. Yo Dy H. R. OR D & H.R RR Td P.m White Maven Hazleton Te R Foe Pottaville Bethlehem Easton Reading Mar PD. & TW. Th Tunkhannock Towanda Bichmira Tihaca M. Pontiman Lehigh Valley Wilkes-Barre Philadels Pita Patfate Suspeneton Erlites Rollin H Wilber Corthindt Street Charles Corthinit Street A.W

Train Schedule Fragments From Scranton Line

Time table shows trains leaving Scranton for intermediate points with connections to Erie Railroad for New York and Newburgh. It lists No 2 Accommittee, No 4 Express with 1201 p.m. timing and intermediate stops amid garbled text.

Polrugry Scranton Bbowler Intermediate Pointe Bhaw Erie Railroad New York Newbure Uonewdale

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