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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1899

Page

10

Detective Hall to Speak on Gospel and Police Life

Todd B. Hall of Baltimore, veteran detective and popular Sunday gospel speaker, will address Young Men's Christian Association audiences. The talk emphasizes Christ's power over money and man, with Hall offering his services pro bono. The lecture is set for the Lyceum Theatre at 4:45 p.m. tomorrow.

Todd B. Hall Baltimore United States Hall Afi Hall Christ Myr Diall Scranton Association Dime Nivel Todd T. Hall Lyceum Theatre

Peculiar Mania of Lucy Slater Ends in Delaware Poor House

Lucy Slater of Schoharie County born 1840 moved to Rock Valley New York where she married John Stater in 1858. After his Civil War death she developed masculine instincts, ran her father’s saw mill, hunted, and even wed another woman. The pair lived in a cave until the partner’s death. the cave and mill ruins remain.

Lucy Slater James Lobdell Schoharie County Delaware County Delhi S. C Rock Valley John Stater Aw Mill Sfill

Thiele Burmeister Concert at Negele Hall Friday

The Thiele Burmeister concert brings famed pianist Richard Turnelster to Negele Hall on Friday February 17. A program showcases classical selections and the performance opens with a brief introduction.

Thiele-Burmeister Negele Hall Richard Turnelster

Good Skating at the Driving Park

Smoke The Popular Punch Cigar advertised at the Wilkes-Barre Recorder stand locations Ho man Brow Spruce Street and 603 Lindsa freets Lackawanna Avenue Scranton.

Wilkes-Barre Scranton Homan Brow Mao Lackowanna Avenue

Refund Promise on Greene's Watiraied Syrup Bottle

The note states a refund guarantee on a “ducent bottle” of Greene's Watiraiied Syrup for coughs and colds. It promises money back if customers are not satisfied and is signed by J. G. Bune and others from Pa and Donahue.

Greene J. G. Bune I Donahue

Frigid Weather Cripples City as Temperatures Plunge

Yesterday the region endured extreme cold with a citywide low around six below at midnight and higher areas reaching twenty below. Frostbitten cars and widespread school closures marked the day as an Arabian immigrant and a Hungarian traveler faced dangerous exposure amid transit disruptions.

Jack Frost Sears West Side Providence Tobyhanna Arelijald Iéseth W Mink

Coroner Finds Pneumonia Caused Death at Court Inquiry

The coroner's jury ruled the death of Charles Purey was due to pneumonia brought on by exposure. Mastrieht met in the courthouse arbitration room on Lickawanna Avenue to investigate the case. Drs Nearney and Reedy testified and supported the existing facts, with no suspicious circumstances found.

Mastrieht Court House Charles Purey Grand Central Annex Lickawanna Avenue HL Tourkin Dre Nearney Reedy A. BP Mayo M. L. Bit W. J. Thonas W. RK. Hughes A. Witthams Tal Donnhoe

Pennsylvanian Railroad Comming Florida Excursion

The Pennsylvanian Railroad Company announces a third tour of the season to Jacksonville leaving New York and Philadelphia by a special Pullman Palace Car train on February 2. Excursion tickets with rail transport, one berth Pullman, and meals en route are on sale at listed gates including New York 50 dollars and Philadelphia 68 dollars with varying regional rates. details and itineraries available via ticket agents or Gen W Boyd Assistant General Passenger Agent.

Pennsylvanian Comming Jaccksonville New York Philadelphia Pullmitt Palace Cara Lax Canandaigua Eple Wilkes-iarra Pittsburg Tourtet Broadway the Broad Street Newark N. J

Fire damages Providence Gas and Water office on North Main

A fire badly damaged the Providence Gas and Water office on North Main Avenue last night at 16.1 oclock. A desk and a wall were charred and the room scorched. The cause appears to be arson.

Providence Gas and Water Company North Main Avenue Mhunes

Unexplained Basket Found Beside Desk

A basket stood beside the desk with no one present in the office. The origin of the basket could not be explained and no further clues were found during initial inquiry.

Homecoming Wishes From Thirteen Regiment Letter

A clipped wartime letter from Camp MacKienale Augusta Georgia discusses the Scranton homecoming plan for the Thirteenth Regiment. It notes a committee’s push to muster out at Camp Mackengle versus Scranton and urges avoiding transportation costs while thanking local supporters. The letter signs Faith Rest Penn and is sent from Scranton.

Scranton Cermittes Penn

Stubborn Fire Hits Professor Phillips Home

A fierce blaze damaged the Phillips residence at 601 Quincy Avenue corner Olive. Firefighters from Phoenix and Retief, under Chief Hickey, battled flames for nearly two hours, saving the house valued at 500 dollars from extensive damage as earlier delays due to a missing key hindered the response.

Aenural George W. Phillipes Quincy Avenue Olive Phoenix and Retief Cemical Hickey No. 14 Phoenix Company Beadle Thillips

City Negligence Case In Scranton Injures Ober

A hearing before Referee John M. Corbett in Scranton concerns Joreph Ober suing the city for 5000 dollars after he fell from a three foot embankment on West Linden street. Ober, father-in-law of Mayor Bailey’s, was injured while escorting a visitor. he seeks damages for permanent disability.

John M. Corbett McGinles Joreph Ober City of Scranton Ober Bailey West Linden Street Linden Street Ombuanikimernt Px- City Byrne Cty McGinley

Engineer Philip A Brown Killed At Crama Sey Junction

Engineer Philip A Brown of Muuch Chunk was killed early yesterday at Crama sey Junction when struck by the Royal Blue Line flyer. He had pulled into a siding to let the flyer pass and was drawn into the vortex by the train. He was an aged, trusted employee of the Central Salipender New Jersey.

Elmhurst Parainge Eiimhurst New York Philip A. Brown Muuch Chunk Cramasey Junction Brown Central Salipender New Jersey

Lost work bag with center piece near Colliery Engineer building

A work bag and nearly finished center piece valued highly were lost between the Colliery Engineer building and the road. The finder may reclaim at 437 Hickory Street for a liberal reward.

Gibbons & Co Coal Delivers Retail Citywide

Gibbons and Company offers coal at lowest prices with delivery anywhere in the city. Telephony 544% appears in the notice as a contact or rate reference.

Unique and Dainty Novelties In Baldie’s Shop

A brief note highlights Baldie the Bookman selling unique dainty novelties and the Pocono Cigar as part of a small, quirky local trade item. The fragment hints at a playful, storefront vignette with social chatter.

Pure Food Products Canned Goods Sale Ad

Health minded buyers urged to try Pure Food Products canned vegetables. Endorsed by state agents as the purest goods sold in the state. February sale price reductions advertised for the finest naturally prepared vegetables.

Commonwealth

West Lackawanna blaze devastates multiple downtown structures

A massive fire on Lackawanna avenue destroyed or heavily damaged a string of buildings from 1018 to 104 West Lackawanna, including homes, a hotel, a lamp factory, a butcher shop, and the West Side rink. Fire hydrants froze delaying water. several residents evacuated as flames spread rapidly through wooden facades.

Woo West Lackawanna Avenue Mary Pritchard Sayre Reese Wiliam William Pass Henry Watkins Brown's Court Rink William Bond Orlando Utter Hughes Strown's Court Woot Hughes and Sons George Wuench Barrowman Weet Lackawanne Avenue Barrowman Estate GO. J. Carpus Carpus Anthony Paschalis Matthew Paskey Pouycherty West Lackawanna Avenue Bory Frank Dougherty Moscow James Phillips Anna Walsh Arming Miller Grace Jewell Reseuvw Hickey Jones Edward Farr Mr. Farr West Site John Kelly Frank Dougher Farr Caswexse David Willams Pritchard William Pussar Moora Browncourt William Row Orlaide Water Martin L. Payne Weel

Died in sight of home Archbald man frozen near residence

Michael Roche of Archbald was found dead about three hundred yards from his home in No 1 section. He worked in Jermyn and likely froze while returning from work, body thawed with nicks. Coroner Roberta to hold inquest in Archbold today.

Michael Roche Archbald No. 1 Jermyn Roberta Archbold

Will of Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Hara Leaves All to Hoban

The will of William O'Hara bishop of Scranton is probated naming Rt. Rev. Bishop Hoban as sole executor. He leaves all real and personal estate in trust for the diocese and its institutions with detailed testamentary provisions. Letters testamentary granted to Bishop Hoban, witnessed by J A O'Reilly and M E Loftus.

Bishop Hoban Diocese of Scranton Hoban Register of Wills Koch Hi Iter O'Hara Wille Koch T. P. Hoban J. A. O'Reilly M. Loftus William O'Mara Homan Pennsylvania Alichael J. Hoban State of Pennsylvania Michael J. Holin W. O'Hara Gullelmus Epiecopus

Williamsport Superior Court Opens Session Next Monday

An opinion is expected in the John Gibbons contempt case during the session. The habeas corpus aspect suggests a decision may be issued on the first day, near the start of proceedings.

Superior Court Williamsport John Gibbons

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