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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1900

Page

7

Flood Damages Hit Carbondale Residents Hard

Heavy rains flooded cellars along South Main Street and nearby blocks, with 3 to 6 feet of water in businesses like P. Miller Grocery and Beck Brothers Hardware. Water backed up to Hotel Anthracite as sewer breaks from Eleventh Avenue bridge caused by settling, repairs unlikely before next summer. Ice blockades on Racket Brook and river overflow add to losses. claims scheduled for the next council meeting.

South Main Street P. Miller Nonry Rogers Block Mannion Cohens Beck Brothers Hardware Carbondale Steam Laundry John Gilbert Seventh Avenue The Tribune Elehth Avenue Crity No. 1 Bridge Brooklyn Street No. 3

Worms in the water shock city readers

The water plant of Consolidated Supply faces urgent needs after a drugist tester reports worms in tap water. Engineer Frick has a $25 filter at home to test quality. City residents are urged to boil drinking water due to typhoid concerns.

Consolidated Supply Company Frick

Marriages Bring Ada Seddon and A F Birkett to City

Ada Seddon of Susquehanna and A F Birkett of this city wed in Susquehanna Wednesday evening by Rev D F Sutherland and have moved to Copeland avenue at home after March 1. A double wedding at St Rose church saw Rose Cannon wed Thomas F Grier and Elizabeth Connor wed W J Bradley, with Rev Thomas Coffey officiating.

Ada Seddon Susquehanna A. F. Birkett D. F. Sutherland Copeland Avenue St. Rose Church Rose Cannon Thomas F. Grier Elizabeth Connor W. J. Bradley Thomas Coffey

Local and Personal Notes Mention Residents and Visitors

Mrs J F Burr travels to New York city. Mrs E J Tallman of Highland Avenue mourns her mother’s death in Harford with funeral Sunday. Mr A J Vandermark visits relatives in North Jackson. Miss Josephine Skeels is sick. John Cornish, once near death from typhoid, now convalescent. Edward Meyers of Hancock at Emergency hospital with a broken leg after jumping from a train near Maplewood Cemetery. Miss Annie McLaughlin returns to New York.

J. F. Burr New York City E. J.tallman Highland Avenue Harford A. J. Vandermark North Jackson Josephine Skeels John Cornish Edward Meyers Hancock Ontario and Western Maplewood Cemetery Annie McLaughlin New York

Elmhurst School Closes Over Diphtheria Outbreak

Elmhurst School suspends operations as diphtheria spreads and teachers depart to Harford and New Milford. No church services will be held Sunday to prevent further spread. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid planned a chicken supper that was canceled due to the outbreak.

Rogers Harford Miss Blessing New Milford Ladies’ Aid Society The Presbyterian

Church event postponed. local obituaries and social notes

The article lists social visits and family movements across Strawton, Scranton, and Mechanicsburg, noting Mrs Christy’s hosting for her son Harry, Mrs Perego’s visit to Strawton, and Mrs De Frehn’s return to Mechanicsburg. It reports Baxter Kipp’s death and funeral in Greentown, and a Baptist Ladies’ Aid dime social with a small election outcome and a treasury boost.

Christy Baxter Kipp Greentown C. Claus W. B. Perego Strawton Byron Buckingham R. A. de Frehn Thomas B. Hardenbergh Mechanicsburg Mra M. A. Gardner F.W. Harlow A. G. Schoonmaker Addie Riel Scranton Harry Philadelphia Walter Linger Reading Atlantic City Linger Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society Byron Buck Ingham Turgees WF. Hardenbergh J. W. Knedler G. Riel A. B. Williams J. W. Williams

Death on Mayfield Hill and Stock Swaps At Jermyn

Harry Dzwonszyk, a Mayfield resident and Russian community leader, died after a head injury from a fall while jumping. Jermyn and Rushbrook Water stockholders sold shares to Joseph Jermyn for about 150 per 100. Community events include Knights of the Mystic Chain benefit concert, a cat bite incident, and an upcoming entertain ment by Rev Dunnett and the tine Brothers at 1d cents admission.

Harry Dzwonszyk Mayfield P. C. Manley Dywonzyk Co-operative Society Women's Home Mission Society The Methodist Episcopal Church Mr. Dunnett Tine Brothers Jermyn and Rushbrook Water Company Joseph Jermyn William Rawling Jermyn Castle No. 162 Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain

Martha Washington Supper Held at Local Methodist Church

In Dalton a Martha Washington supper was served by church ladies on Wednesday despite inclement weather. The room featured artistic decorations of rags and bunting as Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Snyder impersonated George and Martha Washington. A school program honoring Washington's birthday followed on Thursday with participation from local pupils and their parents.

Martha Washington Ernest Snyder George Washington

Uneeda Biscuit Ad Emphasizes Real Moisture Proof Box

An ad proclaims Uneeda Biscuit as an ideal lunch for workers offering a dainty quick meal. It stresses baked by top bakers, packed in a moisture proof box and urges rejecting imitators to insist on the genuine Uneeda Biscuit from the National Biscuit Company.

Uneeca Biscuit Uneeda Biscuit National Biscuit Company

Jubilee and funeral notices from Taylor and surrounding area

Jubilee services at Stewart Memorial church closed with an excellent program and a supper by young ladies. A months-old child's funeral was held for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lansley on Union street with burial at Forest Home cemetery. Local visits include Evan Davis and family from Scranton and Thomas Evans from Keystone academy. Edward James of Scranton, Republican candidate, called on town residents. Visits by Mrs. David Prive and son to her in-laws on Main Street. Master Mark Bevan injured eye reportedly improving at home.

Stewart Memorial Church Welsh Baptist Church Thomas Lansley Union Street Hey Francis Gendall Forest Home Cemetery Evan Davis Scranton Thomas Evans Keystone Academy Factoryville William Evans Edward James David 8 Prive Trert Clark's Summit J. F. Davis Main Street Mark Bevan Eve

The Best Medicine for Rheumatism

A user testifies that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves rheumatic pain after years of ailment. Mr W H Stapleton of Herminie Pa says one application eases pain and calls it the best remedy found. Sold by all druggists with Matthews Bros as wholesale and retail agents.

Chamberlain W. H. Stapleton Herminie Matthews Bros

Local Lodge Members Visit Otsiningo Lodge in Binghamton

A group of Free and Accepted Masons from Peceville led a friendly visit to Otsiningo lodge in Binghamton last evening. Philadelphia visitor Miss Tressa Warner spent time with locals in Blakely, while liquor license applications were filed by several residents in Blakely wards. Delaware and Hudson coal customers have been ordered to work three quarters time until further notice.

Meesie John H. Kinbark Floyd Greiner Frank P. Benjamin Emer J. Barthold Lodge of Free Maeans Otsiningo Binghamton Tressa Warner Philadelphia Blakely Hirst Ward Mr. Betts Main Corner Cemetery A. H. Neyhart Main Street Anthony Bognik Second Ward Joseph Davenport Scott Broud Thomas F. Lally Main Corner Book Road Charles Allen New Scott Road Third Ward Hatel McHugh Academy Street Scranton Delaware and Hudson Coal Core

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promote Health

An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as America's greatest spring medicine for purity of blood and clear headedness. It also claims Hood's Pills cure constipation and enhance overall vitality.

America Hood

Performance Review of Opera Cast at Evening Engagement

Madame Avery Strakosch starred in title role with a pleasing personality and a sweet powerful voice. Clarke portrayed a energetic Don Jose while Ifo showed a fine register but lacked resonance. Langton gave solid Mercedes and Murray stood out as the Toreador. The chorus was excellent throughout the repertoire.

Avery Strakosch Mr. Clarke Don Jose Ifo Miss Langton Mercedes Mr. Murray Toreador

Crowds Fill Academy of Music for Dual Shows

Immense crowds attended yesterday afternoon and evening performances at the Academy of Music with ticket sales halted before showtime. The Ranch King drew great satisfaction tonight, with The Crucifix and The Denver Express on the schedule for later matinees and evening performances, followed by a repeat of The Denver Express and The Dowery Hoy tomorrow night.

Academy of Music Denver Expres Denver Express

Tenderloin Burlesquers Troubled by Mixed Reception at Gaiety

The Tenderloin Burlesquers opened a three day engagement at the Gaiety with lackluster reviews. Audiences who attended yesterday afternoon and evening were disappointed, though the troupe will continue at the venue for the remaining performances.

Tenderloin Gaiety

Hoyt Tops Music Farce Field With New Comedy

Charles Hoyt remains unmatched in music farce and presents A Day and a Night at the Lyceum this evening. Notable cast includes Hutle Williams Clayton Sisters Sarna Carr W H Currie Charlies Warren Louis Roman W A Ryan M Regan Geneva Gibson and Frank Doane.

Charles Hoyt Thor Ile Hoyt Lyceum Hutle Williams Clayton Sisters Sarna Carr W. H W. Currie Charlies Warren Louis ‘Oman W. A. Ryan M. Regan Geneva Gibson Frank Doane

Greek Slave at Lyceum Tonight With Daly Cast

At the Lyceum Daly stage presents George Mednardes comic opera A Greek Slave. Miss Dorothy Morton leads as prima donna after delighting in Geisha and Miss Minnie Ashby also stars. Albert Mahar Herbert Sparling Hugh Chilvera and Albert Parr are noted for strong comic and vocal talents.

Lyceum Augustin Daly George Mednardes Dorothy Morton Geisha Minnie Ashby Albert Mahar Herbert Sparling Hugh Chilvera Albert Parr

Amasemy of Music Week Featuring Comedy Drama The Coosus Taker

Amasemy of Music presents a week starting February 2 with daily matiners and evening performances by Charles Leyvourne and his Highton Ton Btock company. The program promises refined, clean entertainment with spectacular scenery and electrical effects, including the comedy drama The Coosus Taker on Monday night. Showings feature moving pictures of the Jeffries-Charke fight and other familiar scenes with exceptional musical and dramatic acts. Tickets may be exchanged for a cent on opening night if reserved before 3 p.m. Monday, with seats on sale Friday morning.

Charles Leyvourne Highton ‘Ton Btock

Lyceum to Present Sapho Feb 7 Despite Morals Debate

Guardians of public morals engaged over Sapho dramatization of Daudet. Lyceum theater plans the production on February 7, arguing the performance educates about sin’s consequences and moral truth rather than offending decency.

Beimg Fies

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Ad

Promotes internal relief for catarrh with claimed blood and mucous action. Claims effective long use by renowned physicians with regular prescription. Teases testimonials and directs readers to send for them. Manufactured by J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists.

Hall J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo

The People's Exchange Real Estate Classifieds

The popular clearing house offers help for renters sellers and job seekers with small ads priced at one cent per word or five cents for six insertions. Situations wanted are inserted free.

Situations Wanted and Local Advertisements

Multiple classifieds note a boy seeks work with trade preference and elderly woman offers housekeeping or cooking. Also catalogues courses for college prep and professions, and local music and printing shop advertisements with contact details around Wilkes Barre area.

Dressmaking for Children and Ladies Wallets

Louise Shoemaker at 2 Adams Avenue advertises dressmaking for children to order and ladies wallets available, offering custom fits and repairs.

Walets Louise Shoemaker Adams Avenue

Newspaper Availability List in Scranton

The Wilkes-Barre Record is available in Scranton at Reisman Bron 406 Spruce and 603 Line der, M Norton 82 Lackawanna Avenue, L Schutzer 211 Spruce Street.

Wilkes-Barre Scranton Reisman Bron Spruce M. Norton Lackawanna Avenue Schutzer Spruce Street

Theatrical Review of Btrakorch Opera at Lyceum

The Btrakorch Opera company offered a matinee double bill of Pinafore and Carmen at the Lyceum. Pinafore drew a large audience but disappointed in staging, while Cavalleria Rusticana and Carmen were praised for intelligent delivery and strong performances by Payne Clark, Miss Lane, Miss Langdon, and Miss Fields.

Btrakorch Opera Company Lyceum Murray Payne Clark Miss Lane Miss Langdon Lola Miss Fields Lucia Carmen

City scavenger A B Briggs cleans privy vaults and cess pools

A B Briggs, proprietor, advertises city scavenger services for privy vaults and cess pools. Includes contact details and addresses for service at 1100 North Malin Avenue and Bieke's Drug Store at Adams and Mulberry, with telephone number 640.

A.B. Briggs Peave Malin Avenue Bieke Adams Mulberry

Annual Stockholders Meeting of The Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company

The annual meeting for the election of directors and other business will be held at the office of the company in Berenton Pennsylvania on Wednesday March 4th at 2 pm The transfer book will be closed February 5th and reopened March 6th 1900 J P Higginson Secretary Beranton Pa notice also given that an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on March 3rd for the charter of Carlucci Blane Company to quarry manufacture and sell stone with rights and privileges under the Act of Assembly Welles Torrey Solicitors

Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company Efe Berenton Pennsylvania Mareh &Th J. P. Higginson Roranton State of Conrad Behrowder Frank Carlucel Nicholas Carlucci John Carlucci Frank M. Wandling Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Carlucci Blane Company Ain Welles & Torrey, Solicitors

Trains Schedules for Delaware and Hudson Line

Albany and nearby points listed with daily and Sunday departures to Cyrbondale Honesdale Wilkes Barre Philadelphia Reading and Montreal connections. Times include morning and afternoon slots with several through routes to New York and Pennsylvania points.

Lehigh Valley Trains From Scranton to East and West

Lehigh Valley Railroad schedules November 19 1899 list trains from Scranton to Philadelphia New York via routes D and WL and D and H R A with 645 pm and 11 00 am Sundays departures, and via DOL W RR to White Haven Hazleton and other regional points. Pullman parlor cars operate between Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension ROLLIN H WILE Gen Supt and Charles LEE Gen Pasa Agt provide reservations and offices.

Central Railroad of New Jersey New York Liberty Street N. B South Ferry Whitehall Street Scranton Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Euston Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven Pittston Wilkes Barre Baltimore Washington Bouth West Long Branch Ocean Grove Reading Levon Harrisburg Pottsville Polnia H. Olhauben P. Win White Traven Hazleton Principal Pointe Hethlehem Huston Harrisburge D & HH Tunkhannock Towaimita Ithaca Geneva Prince Iice Dol Lehigh Valley Wilkes-Parre Buffalo Rollin H. Wile Ng Cortland Street Charles Lee Gen Pasa Cortlandt Street A. W. Nonnemacher Thekets Pullman Lackawanna Ave Beranton

Timetable Notice for Scranton Hawley Train Service

Time Table in effect Feb 7 1900 departures from Scranton to Hawley and intermediate points connect at Hawley with Erie Railroad for New York Newburg Honesdale and intermediate points No 2 Accommodation 6 am No 4 Express 12 01 pm.

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