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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1899

Page

6

Eighteenth Scranton Masquerade at Natter's Hall in Snowbound Night

Crowded Natter's Hall on Alder street hosted the Scranton Saengerrunde eighteen annual masquerade amid severe winter weather. Kennedy's Hotel burglary noted. Keystone Orchestra provided music while masked dancers displayed fine costumes. Masters of ceremonies were Gustave Schmidt and John Male.

Natter Keystone Orchestra Kennedy Junger Maennerchor Natter’s Hall Alder Street Scranton Saengerrunde Poviety Saengerrunde Kevatuna Orchestra C. Gets John G. Storeher Georgie Terme W. OD Corniai Willem Raumpartney

Burglars Loot Kennedy Home on Washington Avenue

Burglars entered the Kennedy residence on Washington Avenue near Miver Street between Sunday night and yesterday morning. They took a quantity of cigars and whiskey valued at 20. A large file near a rear window was found, suggesting entry there. Police are investigating with no evidence of access to the safe plate.

Don Kennedy Washington Avenue Miver Street Kennedy

Concert and Social Evening of the Jonge Maennervhor at Chimutiia Hall

The Jonge Maennervhor concert and social tonight at Chimutiia Hall promises to be a leading social affair of the year. The program printed yesterday will be fully carried out with a Fifteen piece band. Members lacking tickets will receive them at the meeting. Fred Bower of Cedar Avenue and Henry Stenn of the Neptune Engine command report frostbite injuries from the cold.

Jonge Regitar Junger Maennerchor Fred Bower Cedar Evenue Henry Stenn Neptune Engine Commant Gre

West Scranton Fire Updates and School Closings

On duty at the West Scranton fire Saturday morning. William Burns of Pittston Avenue is in New York City. Sessions at eight public schools on this side were suspended after opening hour. Savings bank deposits were not received in four schools. unlikely to be deposited this week. Company A Hall at Natter's hall tonight. Electric Social and Athletic club to mark sixth anniversary with a dance at Germania hall Friday night. Management has completed arrangements for the event. Mallcarrier Gue Maghrani recovering from illness.

West Scranton William Burns Pittston Avenue New York City Company A Patrote Guarda Natter’s Hall Electric Social and Athletic Club

Obituary for Henry Farrell Ashley Resident

Henry Farrell died Saturday night at his Cook Street home in Ashley. Born in County Mayo Ireland he was 61 years old and had lived in Ashley for 25 years. Survived by a daughter Mrs Patrick Murray and two children Henry Farrell and Mrs Will May. Funeral arrangements not yet made.

Henry Farrell Ashley Cook Street County Mayo Ireland America Patrick Murray Will May

Commissioners Uneasy As Ballots Loom For Reflection Day

County commissioners face growing anxiety as reflection day nears one week off with ballots to be distributed countywide. Heavy recent snowfall and high winds threaten road access making delivery through remote areas a challenging task for ballot handlers.

Stole golf breeches leads to arrest

John Shaffer, an evidently decent looking youth from Tolohanne, was jailed last night for stealing a pair of golf breeches from H. Collins' clothing store on Lackawanna Avenue. He was nabbed after leaving the store. Patrolman Palmer located him in a nearby saloon with the breeches.

John Shaffer

Mortality Report Shows Higher City Deaths Last Week

The city recorded forty deaths last week, about fifteen percent above the average. Ten contagious disease cases were reported, eight diphtheria, one scarlet fever, and one meningitis. Four deaths resulted from contagious diseases, two from diphtheria and two from croup.

Cloak Department Offers Winter Garments at Clearance Price

Winter weather persists and the Cloak Department offers coats and white golf capes at 4.98 each, promising value on jackets and capes made from fine rugs. Remaining stock of ladies coats originally 12.00 and up is advertised to clear, with months of cold ahead cited to boost urgency.

Funeral of Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Hara and local notices in West Scranton

West Scranton reports the funeral rites for Rt. Rev. Bishop William O'Hara and memorial expressions from St Brenden's Council and the Young Men's Institute. Also notes storm related business low mood and jail incident involving J Jones alias William Lewis. Burial of Mrs. Lewis referenced.

Bishop O'Hara John L. Davis Bellevue J. Jones William Lewis St. Brenden’s Young Men's Institute William O'Hara

Funeral for John J. Davis at Bellevue Welsh church

mourners gather amid storm to honor John J. Davis who died from gas explosion burns at the Dodge mine last Thursday. Clergy from several churches lead prayers and readings as friends, coworkers, and miners attend. interment at Washburn street cemetery with pallbearers and a large Dodge Mine Accidental fund delegation present.

Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church John J. Davis Burns Dodge Bud Davis South Main Avenue Calvinistic Methodist Church Thomas de Grouchy Jackson Street Baptist Church Wo OW. Jones Mis Margaret Jones Davis Jesus Mise Man Mr. Jones Mise Jones de Grady Henry Davis David Edwards Jon Jones Tomas James Henry Evans John Jones John $. Davis Willian Griffiths Washburn Street Dodge Mine Accidental Fund Stoems Lodge Cild Fellowe Court Pride of Lackawanna Order of Forresters

Funeral of Mrs Eliza beth Lewie at Grant Avenue Home

The funeral of the late Mrs Eliza beth Lewie was held yesterday afternoon at her home on 1 Grant avenue. Many friends and neighbors attended to comfort the family as Rev MH Harris of Taylor officiated. Remains were taken to Washburn street cemetery for interment.

Elizabeth Lewie Grant Avenue MH. H. Harris Taylor Washburn Street

Local Arrest and Community Notices From Scranton Area

William Lewis held for breaking into a chicken coop near Sixth and West Linden streets and jailed on default bail after a hearing before Alderman John. Church groups report meetings and events at Plymouth Congregational and Eynon home. Tripp Park Land Co donates 700 to hose company for a new station. John Wetherich injured by a fall at Briggs shaft. Funeral of Magrie Cannon postponed due to storm. Water mains on Jackson Street and Dromley Avenue out of order causing supply issues. Revival services at Birne Baptist Church draw attendees.

William Lewis Sixth Street West Linden Street John Lewis Jones Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society Plymouth Congregational Church Christian Endeavor Society of Thomas Eynon South Main Avenue Tripp Park Land Company Hose Company John Wetherich Everett Avenue Briggs Shaft Magrie Cannon Rattroad Avenue Jackson Street Dromley Avenue Scranton Bryecet Baptist Church Birne Baptist Church

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Broad Health Cures

The advertisement claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters cures malaria and bilious attacks, nervous prostration and exhaustion. It strengthens nerves, improves blood and flesh, aids digestion, and banishes stomach pain, indigestion, and constipation. The tonic asserts wide effects for overall health.

Storm disrupts city with late meeting and closed businesses

A winter storm disrupted activities with street cars halted and stores closing early. St Cecilia's Ladies and St Leo's Hall events were postponed or affected while schools reported low attendance. Columbia Chemical and Hose Company held a regular meeting indoors.

Morgan's Hall Mus Brive St. Cecilin's Total Aoatinence and Benevolent Society St. Leo's Hall Columbia Chemical and Hose Company Mears’ Hall St. Leo's Pioneer Corps Swetland Street

Local residents announce visits and a concert plans

Mrs Myron Evans of Lafayette street is convalescing after three weeks illness. Mrs Frank Grote of Lincoln avenue entertains her sister Miss Laura Whittick of Lake Ariel. Miss Harriet Farrell of Ninth street visits friends at Shickshinny. Richard Thomas the singer will perform in Jermyn on Washington's birthday anniversary.

Frank Grote Lincoln Avenue Laura Whittick Lake Ariel Harriet Farrell Ninth Street Shickshinny Richard Thomas Jermyn Washington

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Local Druggists

Hisgen Bros on the South Side corner 60th Street and Wentworth Avenue report high sales of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. They note it gives satisfactory results, especially for children with severe colds and croup. Available at Matthews Bros as wholesale and retail agents and at all druggists.

Hisgen Bros South Side Corner 60Th St Wentworth

Republican Borough Ticket and Local Notices Highlight Scranton Row

The piece lists candidates for treasurer street commissioner and other offices, notes a Tripp Avenue Christian church Bible school expansion, plus unclaimed post letters and local happenings. It reports a railroad accident injuring William Gallagher, a Republican HQ meeting for young men, a funeral, a church concert, social visits, and school attendance data.

Letter from Col. Coursen on Thirteenth Regiment homecoming

An anxious letter from Colonel HM A Coursen informs the Soldiers Relief committee that details of the Thirteenth Regiment’s return are not yet fixed. He expects to provide full arrangements within two weeks, noting most of the regiment will come home together, likely by special trains and possibly by water to New York.

HM. A. Coursen Charles Eh. Daniels Soldiers’ Relief Association Coursen Amluckensie Augusta Slie Mir Daniels Genera Committee Firat New York Philadelphia Camp Meade Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Scranton Compatnien Steamship Companion Henry A. Coursen Th Regi

State Plumbers Convention Postponed by Snow

The state convention of the Master Plumbers association, to begin in Philadelphia, is postponed indefinitely due to a snowstorm. Delegations from Pittsburgh and others report being snow-bound. leaders will reconvene at the Jermyn to decide next steps. The banquet at Hotel Rudolph is moved to tomorrow night.

Master Plumbers’ Association Philadelphia Pittsburg F. P. Blythe Jermyn Board of Trade Hotel Rudolph

Italians Hold Fourteenth Italian Society Ball Despite Weather

The Italian Society G. Mazzini hosted its fourteenth annual ball at Music Hall with Lawrence's orchestra providing music for 24 dancers and a midnight intermission. Train and streetcar service were cut off, keeping many from attending, while the decorated hall reflected a representative gathering despite the conditions.

G. Mazzini Music Hall Lawrence Morogini A. Tori G. Patt C. Rossi C. Faunucci B. Lupini Noor Committer Victor Burtor Nivala Bsanguilliano Luigi Baldugzi Door Tenidera I. Baldusel J. Colbassani G. Volpi F. Seardamagila

Lenten Services At St Luke's Episcopal Church

Special observances prepared at St Luke's Episcopal Church with Rev Rogers Israel as pastor. Ash Wednesday service at 7 am includes Holy Communion. A 10 40 am prayer and litany service will follow with a sermon. Evening prayer and sermon scheduled for 7 45 pm.

St. Luke's Episcopal Church Rogers Israel Permon

Remedy for the Grippe in Kemp's Balm

A balm for grippe patients advertises Kemp's Balum cam as a throat and lung remedy. It warns against delay and claims the balsam loosens coughs to prevent pneumonia, with all druggists selling the product.

Alan

Avalanche Claims Eight Lives In Silver Plume Cabin

Snow slide near Silver Plume Colorado traps thirteen people in a canyon cabin. Eight bodies recovered including a family group and three survivors describe a miraculous escape. The slide spans 900 feet across and 1000 feet long with heavy timber and boulders. two missing, wrecked ore houses, and $59000 worth of ore lost or carried away.

Colo Silde Destefeno

Light vote on senator in Harrisburg joint assembly

In Harrisburg on February 14 the house opened with few members present. The joint assembly quickly conducted business and only 18 votes were cast for senator. Quay received 12 votes, Jenks 5, and Dalsell 1. Several named legislators backed each candidate before adjourning.

Harrisburg Voorhees Philadelphia Farr Catshall Crawford Creasy Cumberland Bricker Beaver Mittee Senate Senator Quay George A. Jenks John Dalsell Joint Assembly Quay Senatore Cumming McCarrell Meredith Adams Ebenezer Hoskins McAnlin Meals

Lincoln Dinner Honors Lincoln With City Leaders

The Republican club of New York held an annual Lincoln dinner at Delmonico's. About 175 attendees included Governor Roosevelt Major General Nelson Miles Rear Admiral W S Schley ex Governor Levi P Morton and Senator-elect Chauncey M Depew acted as toastmaster. Roosevelt responded to The State of New York with praise. Miles followed on The Navy toast.

New York Republican Club Abraham Lincoln Roosevelt Moraco White Nelson A. Miles W. §. Schley Levi P. Morton Chauncey M. Depew Bute Miles Navy

Good Thing for Constables Passes Senate

A bill granting constables £1.40 for court returns and $2 for attending general and local elections has passed the Pennsylvania Senate and is expected to pass the House swiftly without opposition.

Pennsylvania Senate House Giso

Election contest hearing delayed by legal holiday

Examiners failed to meet due to a legal holiday. Subpoenas for today were not served. The contestant faced hardship preventing travel from remote areas to the courthouse. A hearing may occur Wednesday if business resumes and the bill allows it.

Shot His Wife in Edgewood Wedding Anniversary Tragedy

Amos Palmer wealthy young man shot and killed his wife at their Edgewood home after celebrating their eighth anniversary. He was restrained by a servant, later arrested, and held without bail for the March grand jury. Mrs Palmer formerly lived in Stoughton Massachusetts.

Palmer Knightsville Court Bytley Hospital Stoughton Maas

Wreck at Grove City Halts Bessemer Traffic

A railroad wreck on the Bessemer line at Grove City Pennsylvania today destroyed the engine and six cars. Engineer Hinece Millian of Greenville was killed as his skull was crushed. Fireman Methanathan and brakeman Sullivan, both of Greenville, were seriously but not fatally injured. Traffic was tied up for hours.

Grove City Bessemer En. Hinece Millian Cireenville Methanathan Grakeman Sullivan Greenville

Minonor's Phare Maoy Whe Prompts Private Aid Call

Fragmentary notice urges private citizens to call for tonia in convel rocence from Binulklen of Cal Liver. Ul with Hypophoephitea cited as a top ling atrenethones and ape petizers. large dolur sige, bio noted.

Minonor Convel

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