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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1900

Page

3

Canton Catholic church to be dedicated February twenty first

Canton will dedicate its new Catholic church on February 21 with Rev. W. A. Connally and Bishop Hoban officiating. The event marks a significant religious milestone for the community as parish officers and congregants prepare for the ceremony.

Canton W. A. Connally Ru Mer Hoban

Debate on Monday evening on a promised topic

A local notice invites attendees to a debate on Monday February 1 with the question resolved that the English are warranted in Warren war orather the Moors. All interested are urged to attend and participate in this controversial discussion.

Divenmeton

Assaulted and Robbed Man Recovers Money After Notable Intercession

Joseph Nowak of 428 Erminier street was attacked Friday night by three men and a woman at 418 Morancourt. After he displayed his money a group assaulted and robbed him of 8217. The defendants Bridget Mudik Andrew Morane Michael Gobil and John Gobal faced assault and battery charges before Alderman Millett. The money was returned and charges dropped when defendants paid costs.

Joseph Nowak Erminier Street Morancourt Nowak Bridget Mudik Andrew Morane Michael Gobil John Gobal Millett John Newman

Early Convention Set for Lackawanna Republicans

Lackawanna county to hold an early political convention for the Second district on March 2 with primaries on March 27 to nominate a state legislator and elect two state convention delegates. Hon. John J. Scheuer seeks re nomination, while former incumbent Hon. A T Connell is rumored to enter the race.

Lackawanna County John J. Scheuer A.T. Connell Mr. Scheuer

Kelly Made Director of Speedway Club House

At a Saturday meeting of the Speedway Club House association William Kelly was made a director to succeed Henry Boyea who resigned due to inability to devote personal attention. The club house is complete and popular for driving skating and pedestrian outings with summer seen as a likely time for many outings.

Speedway Club House Association Willian Kelly Henry Boyea

Woman Ingests Insect Poison After Domestic Dispute

Mrs. Thomas Mulligan of Larch Street took Dead Shot insect poison Sunday afternoon following a quarrel with a neighbor on Saturday. Her husband and son were beaten during the dispute. He later took poison in the cellar but survived after medical care. She is weak but expected to recover. Additionally brief obituaries and notices: Burke infant son, Gallagher girl Kathe, Moran Timothy, all listings with funeral details.

Thomas Mulligan Hargerty Burke Soscranton Pau Jobo Joseph Bir Dire Patrick J. Burke Jishience Tay Moonie Street Gallagher Speranion Kathe Gallagher Weed Dughter Anthony Gallagher Parker Street Holy Rosary Church Cathedral Cemetery Moran Scranton Timothy Moran Meridian Street Heelty Mori Cathedral

Eloped couple back in custody on larceny and adultery charges

Frank Molaski and Mary Kosloski, who fled Scranton with property from John Kosloski, were captured in Hazleton and returned by Constable Loughran and others. Both were committed to county jail in default of $600 bail each to answer larceny and adultery. the case involved multiple warrants and a scuffle with a six foot Polander during arrest.

Frank Molaski Mary Kosloski John Kosloski Hazleton John Newman Millett Kosloski W. N. Cole Hungleton Molaski Cole Scranton Hagleton Wilkes-Barre Wolo Huebani Haaleton Hinzleton Airey Loughran Tribune Hazleton Street Wostock Mia

Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy free trial offer

Hundreds of thousands receive free trial bottles of Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney and bladder diseases. Send full name and postal address to Rondout New York and mention the paper. The ad cites urine sediment as a test and lists symptoms including back pain burning urination and nighttime urges. Bottles cost $1.00 each or six for $5.00.

David Kennedy Dr. David

Contested pathology case grants continuance for expert opinion

A city hearing debated a claim of diphtheria versus measles in a child. Dr Pellheimer or Bellheimer faced challenge to his diagnosis as aldermen grant a Friday continuance for another physician to validate pathology. Defendants were released on their own recognizance.

Ty, Bellheimer Mics Belheimer Bellheimer Kennedy Hellheimer Pellheimer

Steam Heating and Plumbing Ad for Howley Firm

Steam heating and plumbing services offered by P. F. and M. T. Howley at 221 Wyoming Avenue. Feature promotes the Hotel Jermyn cigar with a smoke mention and price 100.

P. F M. T. Howley Wyoming Ave Jermyn

Surge of Divorces Floods Court Docket in Lackawanna

Judges Archbald and Edwards opened argument court to a record twenty seven divorce cases, the largest since the list began in Lackawanna County. The docket includes Solomon Dawson vs Livinia Dawson and twenty five others, with two new lawyers admitted to the bar.

Archbald and Edwards Lackawanna County

Deserts Case Bedeviled by Complex Marital Web Involving Boyle

In a hearing before Judge Edwards the defense in Elizabeth A Boyle versus James J O Boyle challenged the offense by detailing a tangle of marriages and aliases. The case centers on alleged desertion and a contested prior marriage to a man named Chester with conflicting claims about his death.

Edwards Elizabeth A.boyle James J. O'Boyle South Side O' Boyles Philadelphia Richmond Indiana I. A. Slocum Clarke County Washington James Chester L. L. Fleming O' Boyle Chester J. L. Fleming Kennedy EE. A Eliza Ann Lattle Portland Oregon Lottie Arnold Bolsby Franklin Avenue Martha Chester Jim Chester Lottie Fleming Chester

Young Benton heiress uses own funds for home purchase

Miss Minnie Ruhland, age one, daughter of Abel Ruhland of Benton township, invested inheritance to buy a house and furniture. She paid $1,100 from her money but faced trustee restrictions on access to the estate funds, delaying securing the remaining amount.

Minnie Ruhland Abel Ruhland Benton Township

Carnations for a Quarter Dozen at Mel Clintonk's

A brief classified item notes carnations priced at a quarter per dozen available at Mel Clintonk's store on Telephone WAN with a Pocono bc cigar mention.

McClintock Mel Clintonk

Committee Will Come Here Today to Bee Base Ball Men

Local meeting at the Hotel Sterling in Wilkes-Barre discussed organizing the Atlantic baseball league. Key officials from Wilkes-Barre and Allentown explored funding by popular subscription, with Scranton represented and a delegation planned to visit Scranton to recruit a team. Six clubs are expected aside from Reading and Lancaster, with forty nine names on the subscription list.

Hotel Sterling Wilkes- Barre Atlantic Baseball League Fogel Zimmerman Bharsig Allentown Wilkes-Barre Scranton Bavk Reading Lancaster Wilkes-Harre

Question of Contagious Diseases Up for Discussion

The Principals Round Table met at the high school to discuss the duties and powers of principals in dealing with contagious diseases. President Henry Kemmerling led the discussion, with all members participating, and plans to obtain from Health Officer Allen a complete regional list of contagious diseases.

Henry Kemmerling Board of Health Williams Allen Round Table

Cannon to Serve as Judge in First Ward Election

Patrick Cannon will serve as judge of the election in the First Ward of Olympia next Tuesday one week from today. The court previously declared the office vacant after doubt over whether Patrick or Peter Cannon won. Willard Warren & Knapp filed a writ of certiorari to the Supreme Court for Cannon, a supersedeas, delaying the outcome of the appeal.

Patrick Cannon Olyphant Patrick Peter Cannon Willard, Warren & Knapp Supreme Court Cannon

Satisfied customers back guarantee for tar syrup cure

The under signed agree to refund the price of a 1 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold. They also offer a 2 cent bottle to prove satisfaction or money refunded. Names include Son, Dunmore, Wavis Providence and other individuals and places.

Greene Son Dunmore Wavis Providence AVOUR Ape Hers Moosie Ra 'Kane Minooka Secton Davis Taylor

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