Appeal Taken In Ward One Election Case
Patrick Cannon appeals from the Joel court order appointing Patrick O Malley as judge of election in the First ward of Olyphant. Keystone Republican club officers elected Campbell Hughes president Edward Nelson vice president Lewis J Morton secretary WM Patterson treasurer. Diphtheria and scarlet fever report shows 9 deaths including 1 scarlet fever and 8 or 9 diphtheria. Runaway girl Mary Thomas of Wilkes Barre in custody after warrant by mother. to Wilkes-Barre. Post office hours on Washington’s Birthday set. early delivery and collection on Main avenue. Series of meetings at Congregation All Souls Universalist church Pine street Feb 22 with speakers Dr Sage and A B Curtis. seats free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Cannon
Joel Court
Patrick O'Malley
Olyphant
Keystone Club
Keystone Repullcan Club
Campbell Hughes
Edward Nelson
Lewis J. Morton
Wm, M. Patterson
Mary Thomas
Wilkes-Barre
Tierney
Washington
Corriera
Main Avenue
West Lackawanna Avenue
Washburn Street
Lackawanna
Adams
Mulberry
Franklin Avenue
Naval
All Souls Universaliet Church
Pine Street
Adana
Jefferson Avenues
Dre. Sage
Lhowklyn
A. B. Curtis
Binghamton
Mayor to Decide on Four Additional Permanent City Firemen
Ordinances passed by select and common council seek four new permanent firemen for the Excelsior Liberty Niagara and Columbian companies. Mayor’s approval awaited and may specify hires only after appropriation. If approved the city moves toward a paid fire department with further posts for General Phinney Neptune Hook and Ladder and Cumberland companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Company
Excelsior
Liberty
Niagera
Columb
Flest
Wiy
Phinney
Neptune
Hook and Ladder
Cumberland
Enjoyable Smoker by Journeymen Painters at U W Hall
Last night a well attended smoker hosted by local unions Nos LIS and 218 of the Journeymen Painters drew cheers at the U W Hall on Lackawanna avenue. The Tennis quartet performed and several others contributed. The committee in charge included Thomas Davis William Abbott P F P Holton Michael Whisted Fred Hay and Philip Staff. carnations were distributed at 25 cents a dozen. Telephone 8630.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. W. Hall
Lackawanna Avenue
Chary
Thomas Davis
William Abbott
P. F P. Holton
Michael Whisted
Fret Hay
Philip Staff
Letters of Interest Published With Writer Contact
Short letters of interest are published under the heading when accompanied by the writer’s home address. The Tribune notes it does not assume responsibility for opinions expressed in these letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Editorial on typhoid deaths and sewer penalties at Duntsh
The writer cites typhoid death rates in German towns and urges sewer construction as a public health measure. He argues sanitation reduced mortality since 1871 and calls for penalties to ensure private properties connect to public sewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duntsh
Germany
Ist
J. UL
Rittenhouse
Barrels of Samples Offer Free Medical Advice
Special arrangement with Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy allows readers to obtain a trial bottle and pamphlet of medical guidance free by sending name and address to Kennedy Corporation in Rondout New York and noting the paper. The ad touts cures for kidney liver bladder blood rheumatism dyspepsia chronic constipation and female ailments and advises testing urine for sediment to show kidney issues. Dr Kennedy's remedy is sold by druggists at $1 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Board of Trade Debates Calm Disposal and Tin Plate Plans
The Beranton board of trade discusses disposal of calm from old mines after a proposed lecture by engineer W A Griffiths is canceled. J Gardner Sanderson warns against returning calm to depostites, urging fiscal prudence and local benefit. The meeting covers tin plate plant progress, convention reports, and committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Tin Plate
W. A. Griffiths
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Griffiths
J. Gardner Sanderson
Beranton
D. B. Atherton
Beranton Board of Trade
Lansing
Keller
Mr. Griffiths
Sanderson
May
Dunning
Mr. Keller
Manufacturers’ Committee
Torbet
West Side
Hitchcock
Vin Mariani Tonic Sold At All Druggists
The advertisement proclaims Vin Mariani as a world famous tonic available at all druggists and warns against substitutes. It highlights widespread distribution and brand prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariani
Refund guaranteed on tar syrup to cure coughs
The undersigned firms guarantee refunds for Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. Names listed include Matthews Fros Co Chittenden Helps Pharmacy Humphrey MecGarrah Pichel Sanderson Donahoe and Brown's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Atthews Fros. Co
B. Chittenden
Helps Pharmacy
D. W. Humphrey MecGarrah
Thomas G. Pichel
H.C. Sanderson
J. P. Donahoe
M. Ficho Brown
Annual report shows coal mine output for Second District 1899
Inspector H O Prytherch reports 16 410 employed in mines, 6 774 458 tons produced, 40 fatal and 159 non fatal accidents. Tons per life lost 177 295. per accident 32 569. Seventeen nations represented among killed and injured. outside and inside workers totaled 4 446 and 10 973 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Prytherch
Bureau of Mines
Tn & Wy Re Ry CO
Delaware and Hudson
Beranton Coal Co. Co
Mt. Pleasant Coal Co. c
Green Ridge Coach Co
Pennsylvania Coal Co
Siscesusese
ANGI
William Connell Coal Co
Connell Coal Co
Greenwool Coal Co
Brooks Coal Co
John and
J. J. Jermyceone
Elliott
McClure & Co
Evece
West Ringe Coal Co
A. D
I. M. Spencer
Noy Aug Coal Co
Thmid Gibbons Coal Co
North American Coal Co
Bowen Coal Co
Hulls Head Coal Co
Austin Coal Co
Delaware and Hudson Co
Siaferanton Coal Co
Eeeenene Co
Mt. Pleasant
Lowen Coal Ca
Eesanees
Brooks Coal Caves
Ato Cibbons
Mulee Eenee Senae
Eam
Sebo
Senee
Pinkers
Eeee
Cvutside Foromon Phere
Fereeeee
Seeee Eeneenne
Ormen
Parsons
Cerse de Slave
Republican primary set for Second Legislative District
Notice to Republican voters announces a March 17 primary from 4 to 7 p m to elect two delegates for the state convention in Harrisburg and to nominate a candidate for the legislature. Convention votes March 20 at 1 p m in Scranton courthouse with direct voting and pre registration of full name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Court House
Scranton
Frederick W. Flettz
Walter E. Davis
Republican committee meeting for Lackawanna Third district
Notice announces a 1900 meeting of the standing committee of the Republican party for Lackawanna County Third Legislative District to set district convention times and handle business. A roster lists committee members across townships and Scranton wards. Attendance is required at the Arbitration room of the Court House in Beranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Court House
Beranton
Renton
George Freeman
Clifton
James O' Hoyle
Covington
William Colley
Dalton
A. Woodbridge
Glenhourn
K. J. Northup
Gouldeboro
J. K. Gardner
Greenfield
Frank Kenyon
Lackawanna Township
Dreirlet
David BD. Crunches
William J. Williams
Louth Reinhorst
Lackawan
Taylor
John Vranccis, Jr
James Price
John P. Thomas
Waverly
John W. Miller
West Abington
J. C. Northup
J. Matthews
J. F. Watkins
Beranten
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern sells round trip tickets
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway offers round trip tickets between all points on the same division at reduced rates. Tickets are valid 30 days from issue, ideal for short trips along the Lakeshore and Michigan Southern line. Dr. C. W. Treverton advertises women’s diseases specialty at Library Building hours 1 to 5:20. Lane’s at 229 Spruce Street offers fine wines and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
Lakeshore
Amerton
C. W. Treverton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Adams Avenues
Scranton Transfer Co
Lackawanna Ave
Huntington's Bakery
Spruce Street
Masonic Temple
Edward Reyer
Spruce ST. Opp. Court House
H. B. Ware
Williams Building
Postoffice
D & WH. Pays
Delaware and Tudson Company
Miyemouth
Simon Schoen
Susan Long
Howe
Internal Revenue Collector
T. F. Penman
Board OF Charities
Associated Charities of Scranton
Postoffice Building
Flehth Ward Boctal
Muste Hall
Charlea Engel
Dodge
Moses Teylor
THE
Moving Spirits
George Carpenter
A. P. Bedford
C. EK. Boggs
Beranion Dairy Company
William Bartram
Carbondore
Bunnell
Veven
Adams Avenue
Second Presbyterian Church
Charles A. Hartley
Anglican Church
Catholic Historical Society
Newman Magazine Club
Guernsey
Srev
J. Loughran
Repusersa Supersedeas
Wheely Health
Board of Health
McClintock
Telephone
COLM
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Hawley
Atherton
Transportation Committee
New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
National Business League
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
Congress
National Board of Trade
Department of Mining
Committee On Mines and Mining
Connell
Scranton Board of Trade
Foster
Theodore White Manufacturing Company
Kinsley
Council Chamber
Grit and Water Committee of Councils
A. C. Fuller
Carl Schoen
Rellting
David & Schoen
J. Alfred Pennington
Moir
Allegheny
W. A. May
Thomas Sprague
Conrad Schroeder
G. Boland
C. W. Fulton
W. L. Henwood
Luther Weller
J. WH. Torrey
H. M. Boles
E. Sturges
A. W. Dickson
J. L. Stolle
Finaree
C. 8. Woolworth
T. C. von Btorch
Vin Mariani
Siscce Sovsere
Soco
Cone
Scranton Coal Co
Eenenee
Mt. Pleasant Coal Co
Green Ridge Coal Co
Pennsylvania Coal Co. Na
Willam Connell & Co
Greenwood Coal Co
Gibbons Coal Co
Haviland & Co
Crina Wall
Millar
Wyoming Ave
Cene
F. L. Crane
Lane's
Bpruce Street
Franklin Ave
Everett
Everett’s Livery
Dix Court
City Hall
Stationery Die and Plate Engraving
D. Irving Simmons
Connell Building
Weston Mill CO
Carbondale, Olyphant
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