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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1901
Page
5
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A jumble of social items lists residents traveling to New York on business, attending events in Philadelphia and Harrisburg, engagements and marriages planned, and upcoming inaugural ceremonies in Washington. Names include Ay Laneingie Frank Wandling H Whyte C. W. Walte Merton Hay Mrs. Kennedy J. Vaughan Reynolds Phillin Scheuer A. Woolburg Veank Clemons W. Millar and family. Major Millar and wife plan March travels.
Fine suite of offices suitable for physician or dentist. Located in Guernsey Hall. Terms available from proprietor J W Guern aay.
The Knights of Columbus hall hosted a massive progressive euchre party for the Catholic Young Women's club drawing 218 players and about 100 spectators. Prizes ranged from coal to glassware, with Rev. M McManus thanking attendees at the close.
The board discussed complaints about the commercial department’s writing and spelling skills. Principal Grant sought political economy texts. Mr Jennings opposed new study load. Superintendent Powell resisted diploma review though some graduates had five year training. The meeting approved a long case for the Philadelphia Commercial Museum and set substitute teacher pay at five dollars monthly. Vaccination enforcement was noted as largely universal.
The Second district concert at St Thomas College hall features the C T Aldl societies and presents a programme of selections to be rendered by the group.
Upright piano nearly new offered for cash only at Guernsey Hall Horanton Pa. Left on sale must be sold regardless of price J W Guernsey proprietor notes opportunity to buy at a good price.
Service changes take effect Monday February 11. Train No 1 west bound will depart Scranton at 1 05 pm and Train No 4 east bound at 12 55 pm. Both trains will no longer run west of Bimira.
The city faces a likely 25 percent hike in business fire insurance rates next week as underwriters meet in Philadelphia. Colonel Hitchcock urges immediate creation of a paid fire department, criticizing the Thursday fire and calling for better training, equipment, and a water supply system.
Austin Nichols Co places agency of their Sweet Violet cigar with us. We supply The Trade at 35.00 per thousand. New pan etetas shape outperforms many roc cigars with a 5c retail. Regular conchas size also 5c with 6 for 25c and 2.00 per box. A trial order demonstrates the remarkable value offered.
The board voted to probe accusations that Misses Viertvide of Dethan and DeClaw insulted Jews while supervising a classroom. The inquiry will be public and convene Thursday night, with Superintendent Tiowells' office consulted by lawyers Levy and Newcomb. Several children testified, some corroborating, others uncertain.
Rev Dr Arthur T Pierson of New York spoke at the Penn Avenue Hospital church under the Young Women's Christian Association on prophecies of the Old Testament about Jesus Christ. He cited dozens of fulfilled prophecies including birth in Bethlehem and crucifixion details, calling them evidence of divine inspiration. He led a table reading session yesterday afternoon and plans another today, with further remarks tonight.
Marvine colliery miner Thomas Healey was killed when a large roof coal slab fell while he drilled a hole on Sunday. He died about an hour after the accident. His body was taken to his father in law's home on West Market Street. Funeral services will be held at Holy Rosary church at 2 pm tomorrow with interment in Cathedral cemetery. He leaves one daughter Mary.
Scranton stamp clerk Frank H. H. Done, 15 Locust Street, arrested on charges of abstracting letters after a decoy letter was found on his person. He posted bail of $1,000 and was arraigned before U.S. Commissioner George J. Taylor. authorities say the decoy letter originated in a town and surfaced during the arrest.
Williams, a drummer evangelist and superintendent, filed five warrants against AVVO officials for selling liquor without a license. Frank Philbin and Patrick Golden faced Burgess Berge, each fined $10. Philbin, abusive in court, struck Williams after insults. Warrants arise under a new borough ordinance targeting speakeasies. Williams continues meetings this week at the Methodist church in Miners Mills.
A jury returned a verdict of 1508 against the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company in the Montrose trial of Ann L Waterman. The suit, seeking 24000 plus damages for the death of her husband, lasted a week with witnesses summoned and counsel from Montrose Wilkes Barre and the city.
Enthusiastic meeting approves a Verdian program for a local commemorative event. Wall Street and New York scholars along with Prof Hemberger will attend. Expenses funded by contributions with any surplus donated to Lackiwanne hospital. Committee includes Custelse Bar tor De Martine Obici and Carlucci chaired by Frank Cartucel, with Cossesse as VP and Flore as treasurer. Next meeting set for Sunday night.
Matthews Brothers express gratitude for sympathy and help after the fire. They announce continued business at the Hunt and Connell Building corner Lackawanna and Waellie ton avenues with their stock intact. They ask friends to continue favors and note the business remains active for orders.
Cramer-Wells Co slashes prices on entire stock of art goods as Cran Wells Co lists location and scope of sale. Reduced offerings include various art items with prices adjusted to clear inventory.
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Italian residents in Scranton hold a meeting led by representative Trabhins and Viinety teas Het ft Casseuse to advance plans for a Verdi commemoration honoring the great composer.
City groups contemplating changing their headquaters are urged to call Guernsey Hall for terms and dates. Guernsey, Proprietor, invites inquiries for arrangements and schedules.
Clip stream of misspelled lines shows a chaotic note about low cost hair product at UA, suggesting ongoing spring arrivals and daily stock updates. No clear persons or organizations are named.
An advertisement touts purest gems and the nation’s nicest trade, claiming 25 percent lower prices than anywhere else. Visit to be convinced of quality and value.
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