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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1900

Page

2

Trainman John Conley Killed In Lackawanna Yard Mishap

Special to the Beranton Tribune Hallstead Feb 12 John Conley died instantly when his foot caught in an automatic coupler lever as cabooses separated after he started a run. He fell to the track, head and chest injuries causing death. Funeral planned at his home and St Lawrence church Great Bend. Survived by widow and parents. Community notes report illnesses, church services, and local appointments.

Beranton Tribune Hallstead John Conley Lackawanna Yard Round House Tuttle Undertaking Establishment Church Street St. Lawrence Church Great Bend Order of

Towanda Magazine Club Swindle Leaves Respondents Short

In Towanda on December 15 three strangers formed a magazine club promising five to ten volumes for 6 80 each and monthly magazines. Subscribers paid 6 80 and received 32 periodicals but February delivery never arrives. Letters to the organizer return “No such persons known” and Towanda subscribers face loss.

Towanda Wat Vicrarian

Four-Foot Coal Vein Found on Long Valley Lands

Special to the Scranton Tribune from Towanda reports a new four foot coal vein proven on Long Valley Coal company lands. The outcrop lies about two miles northwest of current workings and a civil engineer with a work crew will immediately conduct a thorough investigation.

Scranton Tribune Towanda Long Valley Coal Company Long Vailley

Farmer Clayton Morris Killed by Cars Near Athens

Clayton Morris a Green's Landing farmer was struck and killed by a train near Athens. Both legs were severed and his head mutilated. He leaves a wife and three young children.

Scranton Tribune Towanda Clayton Morris Green's Landing Athens Morris

Local Notes from Factoryville and Surrounds

Special to the Scranton Triune reports Mrs C C H Matthewson leaving for a month in Holland Patent New York. The W C T U will host a social at Dr E T Wheaton’s home with a short literary and musical program and refreshments. Frank Dixon has gone to Louisville Nebraska. Mrs F H B Calkins of Waverly attended Musi cal Alliance and visited friends. Lydia De Kay, after a month with her sister Delilah Matthewson, returns to Ulster Pa. Election one week away.

Scranton Triune Factoryville Matthewson Holland Patent N.Y W.C. T. U1 E. T. Wheaton Frank Dixon Louisville Nebraska Calkins Waverly Musical Alliance Lydia de Kay Delilah Matthewson Ulster

Susquehanna Items From Feb 12 Including Confirmations and Local News

The column reports a canceled event between Jack McDonough and another in El Mira, local deaths by suicide, students returning to Oneonta, and denials about a congressman sidetrack. It notes Bishop Talbot's visit to Grace Church Great Bend and Susquehanna, a map gift to Susquehanna High, and several church services, revivals, and obituaries. Also covered are town economic notes, factory building, and local social events.

Beranten Tribune Susquehanna Jack McDonough St. Paul Elmira Joseph Dolan Dimock Wilkes-Barre Una Persons State Normal Schoo Oneonta Montrose Republican Talbot Grace Episcopal Church Great Bend Fred Wright Susquehanna High School United States Bister Monica St. Clare's Convent Buffalo Critlin Friendaville New Milford Hallatead Great Mead Montrose Smilford Susquehanna County Bayless and Porter Binghamton Kingsley Clarence E. Thisworth George M. Bostwick South Montrose Mary Frances Carroll Emiya Christ Episcopal Church Presbyterian Church Oaklainds Methodist Church Order of Hibernians Hogan Opera House Board of Trade George FE. Wood Lanesboro Mary Pope Canawada Order of the Eastern Star Grace Pope M. J. Taylor Scranton Erie New York The J. C. Madden Pinnock and Rueh Hoxbury N.Y

Musicale at Lafiin Delights Saturday Evening

On Saturday evening February 10 a most enjoyable time was had at Lafiin as a musical event entertained attendees with lively performances. The gathering drew locals enjoying a cordial atmosphere and varied selections.

Dewey Glee Club Mixed Choir Practice at Greenwood Home

An evening session of the Dewey Glee Club and mixed choir of Greenwood took place at the residence of Mr and Mrs Rowland Davis. Members included Rowland Davis and son, with conductor Prof Thomas G Evans and accompanist Miss Anna Lovering. A variety of selections pleased attendees, followed by a luncheon hosted by the Davises.

Rowland Davis Dewey Glee Club Greenwood Davis Rowland Thomas G. Evans Anna Lovering Lackawanna Township

Tunkhannock Borough Election Promises Peaceful Races

February 20 election in Tunkhannock offers little excitement as incumbents across borough and ward offices are renominated by both parties. Nominations exist for burgess and town councils. one borough auditor seat, and several school and tax roles. Local civic notes include bridge lighting, a new canning company charter, and a revival held by Evangelist H. D. Sheldon with Mamie Toole.

Beratton Tribune Tunkhannock John R. Hungerford Draper Billings J. Shoop J. Wood Pratt Edward Purdon Burgess Berkley Lyman Aaron Brown F. &. Jennings B. F. Carey N. A. McKown Charles E. Lerry Miller Pardee Coal Company Hazleton KK. Little W. N. Reynolds, Jr Wilkes-Barre Arthur Stebbins Baltimore EB. A. Mills Eligabeth Peale New Bloomfield N. J En Mire. Meelock A. P. Williams Hardware Company Tunkhannock Canning Company C. A. Hungerford L. T. Byrne G. D. Des Witt F.C. Burgess Aaron Trown F. J. Mllings J. A. Calletts Elmira

Chamberlains Cough Remedy touted for babies and croup

The advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as best for babies stating quick cures for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims prevention of pneumonia and serious outcomes when used early and notes sales through Matthews Broad and wholesale and retail agents.

Matthews Broad

Forest City News and Community Notes

Forest City items report Carbondale resident Watrons on a six week stay in Washington state. Family news notes Paul Maxey's pneumonia illness and a church entertainment at Welsh Congregational church. Court Clinton Forestern officers installed with Curtis of Carbondale officiating. John Dunleavy recovers money from a Hooligan’s Masquerade theft. marriage plans for Catherine McKernon and John Dunleavy set for February 21 at St Agnes church.

Sy Teal Scranton Tribune Forest City H. CO. Watrons Carbondike Washington W. J. Maxey Montrose Paul Pheuomonia Clinton Order Forestern Inez J. F. Mitchell J. W. Brain Robert Mootle John Armstrong William Batley Woodward Thomas Hurd James Jordan Beadle George Hurd Henry Dallemore Unger Curtis Carbondale John Dunleavy Forest House Jack Alexander Dunleavy Fayette Westgate Joseph Kelsey Middletown N.Y Catherine MccKernon St. Agnes’ Church

Pittston Deaths and Local Incidents Reported

John M. Stevens dies in Allentown after months of illness from pneumonia. funeral planned for Wednesday. Alfred Polen, early resident and former West Pittston blacksmith, dies in Wyoming from general debility. funeral Wednesday at 3 in Wyoming cemetery. Mrs. William Taylor of Scranton hosts a Pottsville dinner for friends with Dora Lee Cook as entertainer. Coal seam exposure found during Mount Zion farm work. Upper Pittston youths imitate a fire alarm box key. counterfeit key bears original number, leading to arrest.

Scranton Tribune Pittston John M. Stevens Allentown John Pugh Alfred Jenkins George D. Leisenring Alfred Polen Wyoming West Pittston William Taylor Scranton Pottsville Dora Lee Cook David Jones Mount Zion Upper Pittston

Pension vouchers rush at Towanda prothonary office

In Towanda on two days last week 140 pensioners had vouchers processed. total cash requests amount to 34 075 over three months with varying monthly sums from 4 to 72 dollars. A Lehigh Valley freight car was broken into, stealing tobacco and ham. A tree in Monroe yielded 2000 feet of lumber. HI Henrys Minstrels in Waverly saw gold tickets sold out before the show. Robert Packer Hospital in Sixes received coal and wood donations.

Scranton Tribune Towanda Will Lehigh Valley Monroe HI Henry Waverly Robert Packer Hospital Sixes Rush J. Thomason Dushore Jennings Bros Lopez Great Eastern

Genuine Diamonds and Watches Offered With Tea Promotion

A Boston Tea Party promotion at 127 Penn avenue offers prizes with Tong Tina Tea purchases. Customers viewing jewelry and receiving prizes include watches, diamond pieces, and cash rewards to multiple individuals such as Mr. Eckstein and Mrs. Royce. Open evenings until 6 p.m. with orders by cash or draft accepted.

Boston Penn Avenue David Eckstein Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Charles Kinder Dickson Manufacturing Company Franklin Avenue D. Royce Breckcourt William Hunter Delaware and Hudson Railroad Myria Gullfell Quincy Avenue Walter Williamson Nicholson Thomas RB

Old officers re-elected at Oil and Gas firm

The company re elected President D Stenger of New Albany Vice President Joseph Ocha of Towanda and Secretary Treasurer Lester R Frost. Derrick work on Ridgeway farm for a second well continues with a contract to be let soon. Promoters remain confident in the oil belt and will test the field thoroughly. Mrs D A Overton and daughter return from Pittsburg visit. Dr W T Davies Jr of Harrisburg has been in Intown.

Pittsburg W. T. Davies, Jr Harrisburg Intown

Honesdale News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings

In Wayne county, residents are urged to avoid spreading rumors about diseases. The county jail houses one prisoner serving ninety days. The Erie line faces uncertain sailings to the new Delaware and Hudson station. Presbyterian society plans annual meeting, with treasurer’s report and trustee elections. Rev. C L Percy ready to lead Honesdale Baptist church from March 1. Delaware and Hudson paymaster to arrive for Honesdale branch payroll. Teachers plan absences as public schools close. staff dispersed to Connecticut Vermont and Buffalo locations.

Scranton Tribune Honesdale Wayne County Erie Delaaware Hudson Presbyterian Society C. L. Percy Honesdale Baptist Church Delaware and Hudson Samuel 3 Churchill Connecticut Mable Fe, Perley Vermont Margaret B. Keeler Binghamton Nelson J. Spencer Duffalo

Silk mill strike continues with telegraph wire effigy

Workers resist a suggested 4 per week raise, awaiting a general advance. Foreladies returned to work, Hackettstown men doubt strike knowledge. Local deaths include James Sheehan, pneumonia, and mother near death. Funeral set for 2:90. Interment at St. Marys. Community news covers society visits, debates, and Lincoln's birthday observance.

Hackettstown Hackettistown Ashley James Thomas Sheehan Misa Ella Tigue St. Mary's Cemetery John Graham Lincoln Peter Henderson Nellie Annie Luserne Huch Goodwin Bosale Burns Scranton Agnes Morahan Avoca Cc. T. A. UT East End Anthony Clifford John Duggan John Reap J. F. Ryan Germantown T. P. Carmody P. F. Conahey Moscow Fowler Curl Grove Street William Tigue Lincoln Hill

Pacific Cable Survey Completed Amid Secrecy

The Pacific cable survey is finished and results mapped but not released. The Nero survey ship traced a route from San Francisco to Midway Island Guam Manila Yokohama and Honolulu with 93 days at sea, no landings at Honolulu due to plague.

San Francisco Pacific Washington Nero Midway Island Guam Manila Yokohama Honolulu

Markets Update From Scranton Board of Trade Quoted List

Scranton Board of Trade exchange quotations show bids on banks savings and trust firms and factories with par values 100. Notable items include First National Bank Carbondale and Beranton names, Clark & Snover and Scranton Traction bonds. The hodgepodge list provides mortgage and municipal securities with varied par standings and asked prices.

Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Btocks First National Bank Beranton Savings Bank Beranton Packing Co. S Third National Bank Dime Economy Light, H. & P. Co Lacka, Trust & Bufe Beranton Palot Co Clark & Snover Co Clark & Snover Ronenve & Mfg Beranton Axie Works Savings Bank & Trust First Nat. Bank Carbondale Standard Drillime Co Gas and Water Co Scranton Trent Railway Geral Dickson Manufacturing City of Scranton Mt. Vernon Coal Co Scranton Traction

Dairy and produce price list with regional items

Corrected by Mr. G. Pale lists potter creamery dairy tubs price 280 Egus Belect western nearby state cheese full cream 1?c Feans per bushel marrow 2.40 melium 820 pou 2 Onions per bushel 4c Flour 1.0.

G. Pale Lackawanna Avenue Potter—Creamery Egus—Belect Western State

Philadelphia Butter and Poultry Market Report

Butter firm with steady demand across regions. Western creamery prints hold steady while southern and Mic regions show quiet but unchanged activity. Live poultry remains quiet with fowls, ducks, geese steady to fair. turkeys mixed. Prices near New York and western markets remain stable with slight variations reported in several commodities.

Philadelphia Per Bushel New York Weetern

New York Live Stock Prices Opened Feb 12

Reeves-Weak bulls and common cows firm and solid. Steers around 4.90 to 5.40. Cows mixed between 2100 and 2h. Calves steady to lower with light calves around 04.0. Sheep range: extra export wethers and lambs at 7.06, culls 5.20. Pigs 25 to 30. Prices uneven and varied by lot.

New York M.yiai

Cattle and poultry market mixed with steady Texans

Cattle slow to lower with choice Texans near steady while receipts show lighter wholesale stock and customers. Hogs and fowlers offer easy to good to choice meat. poor to medium appears in limited supplies.

East Liberty Market Cattle Prices Move Tight

East Liberty reports mixed cattle quotes with lower prime beef and medium heifers trading at varied levels. Prices show limited demand for York shire cattle while calves and heifers move slowly toward steady revisions.

Doctored Nine Years For Tet Cure Claim

A Wilkes Barre merchant James Geeton testifies after suffering nine years with a skin disease. He credits De Agnew's Ointment with an immediate helping effect and says he is permanently cured after treatment.

James Geeton Wilkes Marre de Agnew Matthews Ros W. T. Clark

Also Mentioned on This Page

Northeastern Pennsylvania Conley Hallstead Yard Mra H. N. Capwell G. C. Carr Main Street M. J. Watkins Baptist Church Mr. W. FE Manchester Will Hall Mise & Hunt Hall White Hall C. A. Disk G. AL RR. Post Towanda Magazine Club Long Pond Dr. Pierce Daniel A Carter Tara Selteay & Tees Piaree'e Easant J. Henry LaRoche Trinity Memorial Church Dinghamton Ethelbert Talbot Canawada House Eva Sophia Frank Belcher Haine Rush Evangelist John Davis the Baptist Church Halisiena Reading Lafiin Stetter Zion Sheldon Mr. Sheldon Bradford County Pacific Cable Survey Castoria Bia Jonas Long Eugene P. Peyser America Wyoming Avenue Donas Long East Mountain Lithia Joseph Ross West Lackawanna Avenue Chicago Rodinson Pilsner W. Winth Street Quranton, PA Patent Record Baltimore, Md Schutte Tate Texas Alice East Liberty Eatra Mmos Bowie Hoge Copmon
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