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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1899

Page

3

Farr Named Speaker in Harmonious House Vote

The Republican caucus chose John K. Farr of Lackawanna as speaker over Ward F. Miles of Delaware and George M. Hoenck of Allegheny. The roll included 186 members with six absentees. Farr led the ballot 68 to 26. A state committee was formed to fill minor offices, while resolutions urged a tight session and prompt general appropriations.

R-Esort House of Representatives John Ki. Farr Lackawanna Tle Ward FR. Miles Delaware George M. Hoenck Allegheny Harr Howack Biles Farr Manley Tradford Woodruff Philadelphia Baldwin Blea Towler Forest Hoe A McKhenny Ford Kreps Frankly Bliss Hosack Fare Jere BE Rex Muntingdon A. D. Fetterall Montgomery William A. Kevrer Chalman Voeorhens Stewart Adame Claveney Ackerman Selby MacFricane Iford McWhinney McFlhanny Klump Allerheny Dempsey McKean Franklin Wheiper Dauphin Pies Tleidelhu

Senators in Caucus Nominates State Officers

A Republican senate caucus in Harrichbure nominated William P. Snyder of Chester for president pro tem and Edward W. Smiley of Venango for chief clerk. J. Allen Teeds of Philadelphia was named reading clerk, John M. Rhey of Carlisle resident clerk, and Samuel B. Cochrane of Kittanning sergeant-at-arms.

Harrichbure Senate William P. Snyder Chester Edward W. Smiley Venango J. Allen Teeds Philadelphia Reading John M. Rhey Carlisle Samuel B. Cochrane Kittanning

Democrats Select Speaker Nominees in Harrisburg Caucus

A Democratic caucus in the Harrisburg house chamber chose William Creasey for speaker and nominated Tuilph E Shaney for chief clerk George M Wantaugh for resident clerk and Peter J Hughes for reading clerk. An twelve member committee will name other officers and a joint Senate-House caucus will pick a U.S. senator candidate.

Harrisburg House of Representatives Supreme Court Chamber Meserm Lingle Cambria Dumbauld Keegan Fayette Thompson Wayne Marombe York Dixon Elk War William Creasey Columbia Tuilph E. Shaney Pottstown George M. Wantaugh Harrieburg Peter J. Hughes Philadelphia Reading House Senate Democratice Senate

Resolution Adopted to Form Fusion Committee

Mr Haecon of Venango offered a resolution to appoint a committee to confer with an Independent Republicans committee on organizing the house. Mr Skinner of Fulton urged the Democ rats to state their fusion stance. The motion passed as members including Mears Skinner Hanson Poster Creasey and Dixon were named to the committee.

Mennirs Dixon Fouter Creasey House Democrats State Committee Lect Stone the Democracy Haecon Venango Fuuion House Skinner Fulton Republica Har Mer Mears Hanson Poster

Harrisburg Democratic Senators caucus nominates president

Harrisburg January 2 The Democratic Senators meet in a caucus in the new cane hotel committee room with J Henry Cochran of Williamsport presiding. Harvey W Haine of York is nominated for president. A slate of candidates for other offices will be chosen in an informal caucus tomorrow morning.

Harrisburg New Caneitel J. Henry Cochran Williamsport Harvey W. Haine York Reten

Wreck on Texas Central injures 34 on trestle

A northbound Houston and Texas Central express derailed on a trestle near the Trinity river north of Dallas injuring 34 passengers and crew, five seriously. The engine survived, but the traincarriage group was demolished and some wreckage burned. Property loss exceeds 100000 dollars.

Texas Central Dallas Tex Houston and Trinity River

Sand and Grease on Tracks Describe Essential Rail Safety

The article explains sand boxes on locomotives and streetcars, noting sand use to prevent slipping on slippery rails from rain fog dew or leaves. It compares elevated and surface rail systems, describes sand box placement, sand delivery mechanisms, and the role of grease on curves and switch points to improve wheel grip and reduce wear.

Rallroku Ladda Eafety

To Cure Cold in One Day Luxative Brome Quinine Tab

An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Luxative Brome Quinine tablets. It claims refunds if the remedy fails and notes the genuine product bears L. BQ. on each tablet.

Tian

Vitageh and Color Believes Into Eight Minutes

Fragmentary OCR text describes a medicinal product diffusion claim to treat catarrh with Dr. Agnow's totarrhal Powsler. Mentions names like Owen and others, but details are garbled. appears to promote a nostril spray or powder for a final dosage.

Agnow Iainloes Owen Catarih Mae Owen O'all Deydawhe Maitibows Brow Lara

Vagabondia at the Lyceum Adds to Whytals Fame

Mr and Mrs Russ Whytal presented Vagabondia at the Lyceum with a fair cast though not perfectly suited to the roles. The romantic drama includes a duel scene copied from Heartsease and follows their prior success For Fair Virginia amid modest acclaim.

Russ Whytal

Gaiety Hosts Busy Burlesque Bill at Majestic Audiences

Crowded houses at the Gaiety saw the Majestic Burlesquera entertain with Eddie Russell and Madna Til lyne opening the show. The Sistere Carmontetlie performed Fun with the Mississippi Girl, while Dutch comedians Bickel and Watson and acrobats Newell and Shevett delivered strong acts. George Betta sang with charm as the Lyceum concludes plans for De Koven and Smith's The Highwayman with a large chorus and star cast. Roland Reed stars in The Wrong Mr Wright at the Lyceum, with a tale of mistaken identity and a brand new woman detective in pursuit of a forger.

Ed. Russell Mdna Tillyne Bucks County Newell and Shevett George Betta Broadway Theater Opera Company Camille D'Arville Lyceum Tonight de Koven Smith Hae York Road de Coven Roadway Theater New York Onet Sterling Camilla Tvarville Reginald Roberta Nellie Graggine Gorge O'Donnell William (. Corliss John Mayon Philp Tommex Roland Reed Mr. Wright Lyceum Mr. Heed San Franciscan Seymour Mr. Heel Old Pointomfort Nisee Inadore Burh Cupilol

Greeley and the Political Intrigue At Utica Meeting

A New Orleans observer recalls a stealthy effort to gain an audience with Horace Greeley before the Greeley Grant era. From Utica to New York, a line of party leaders and Tribune security blocked access as a father sought an interview through 683 committees and patient persistence.

New Orleans Times-Democrat Horace Greeley Albert Caldwell St. Louis New Orleans Utica XII Greeley Alvine New York City Creeley Tribune Eridn

Weston Mill annual stockholders meeting noted at Scranton bank

The Weston Mill company holds its annual stockholders meeting at First National Bank of Scranton Saturday evening January 14. 18 at 9 oclock with A W Dickson as secretary. Also Third National Bank of Scranton major whiteholders election of directors at its banking house today January C Weeksteen hours 9 and 4. Telegraphed notices list various employment ads and requests from residents including a mid aged woman seeking a housekeeper position and a student seeking winter lodging.

Manafield Walter Cree Board of Trade Buthiing City of Berunton U. m Huelness A Robert J. Adams Weston Mill Company First National Bank Scranton Tran A.W. Dickson Third National Bank of Scraston WM. HL. Peck Yeni Aky

Meeting with Greeley in the Inner Sanctum

The narrator recounts a visit to Horace Greeley where a brief, plain case was urged. Greeley, in the inner sanctum, recognized a checker club member and challenged the visitor to a two hour game. They reportedly tied, the visitor won, and politics were never discussed. The editor died months later.

Greeley Chewley Checker Filmoore Creeley

Rail line upgrades under Receivers plan to raise capacity

Improvements on the Baltimore and Ohio system advance toward first class condition. Since July 1200 tons of 7 1 1 pound and 12843 tons of 80 pound rail have been laid across Central Ohio Lake Erie and Chicago divisions. Seven miles of sidings, telegraph towers, a Mansfield freight depot Interlocking plant at Plymouth and five water stations are now in place to speed freight.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Trans-Ohio Central Ohio Lake Erie Chicago Mansfield Ohio Plymouth

Architectural Firms Listed for Scranton Projects

Fragmentary OCR shows multiple architects and firms in Scranton including Edward H Davie and Frederick I Brown with addresses such as Cannell Building and Price Building. Mentions Traders National Bank and schools in Lackawanna. appears to be a directory or advertorial listing of local architectural services and credits.

Quarrel Over Love Fuels Debate Exchange

A fragmentary exchange depicts Priccila and Prihvella debating which of two lovers at Winthrop House loves the other more. The dialogue hints at domestic tensions and questions of affection without providing a resolution.

Priccila Winthrop Prihvella

Megarger Brothers Supplies and Warehouse Details

Megarger Brothers, PI Printers supplies and enveloper paper base and twine. Warehouse located at Washington Avenue Scranton Pennsylvania.

Megarger Brothers Washington Avenue Scranton

Railroad Timetables In Effect Nov 14

Trains depart Wilkes Barre Wilkes Barre Junction and New York via Lackawanna divisions with Black Diamond and Lehigh Valley services. Major routes include White Haven Hazleton Pottsville Reading Harrisburg Geneva Towanda Ithaca Chicago and western connections. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars available on all lines with reservations through South Bethlehem Beranton Beranton address lines directed to Lackawanna Avenue.

Corning Bath Danaville Morris Buffalo Washington Hinthinton Nichylaon Utica Richfield Springs LSS Iihiew Los Northumberland Pittston Wilkes Barre Plymouth Bloomshore Darnville Williamsport Hurriaburg Baltimore Ord Scranton Carbondale Las Albany Saratoga Montreal Bow New England Honesdale Wilken Furre New York Philadel Ete Wiapabiah Valley Wilkes-Barre South Des Sonnee Loy Wilkese Barre United Pee Ae Conmin J. Eens G. P. A Palladelmis H. BR Maven Hazleton Pottsville OLR B.A Hethlehen Easton Reading Harrisburg Prineal Baeama Tunkhannock Towanda Kimira Ithaca Geneva Towie Hoohoster Hualo Niagera Falls Chicago West Ha Fh. RR Lehigh Valley Philadelphi Rollin H Wilhur Supy

Narrow Escape At The Theatrical Show

A fragment shows spectators reacting to a risky stage move. The crowd’s tense mood and hurried commentary hint at a near accident during a live performance and the crew’s concern over audience safety.

New York Live Stock Market Report Summary

New York January 2 live stock market showed active demand for hogs and moore balls higher while bulls and cows were steady. Calves and veals were slow, with prices weak for barnyard calves and veals, hogs steady to higher, and steers ordinary. Cattle and cattle products mixed with modest gains in select items.

New York Hoeven Ant Moore Ball Eli Mattie Southers Canada

Central Railroad Timetable for New York and Jersey Stations 1858

Timetable details train departures from Scranton Wilkes-Barre and other towns to New York Philadelphia Baltimore and coastal resorts with numerous daily and Sunday times. Connects via Liberty Street North River Booth Ferry Whitehall and transfers to elevated railroads ferries and Broadway cables. Through tickets to all points offered by the Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh and Susquehanna system.

Atlantic City New Ys Newark Andlizabeth Expicna Ga Lyte Xpraen Rex Press Philadelph Kekpinal Oo Pom York Maudh Allentown Bethlehem Easton Fulladelphia Baltimore Washington Vila Tone Branch Ocean Grove Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Sumaday Pottaville New York Liberty Street North River Booth Perry Foul Whitehall Street Staten Grand Central Depot Long Island Railroad Philadelphia Reading ‘Terminal He ‘Olhabuen F. Baldwin

Train schedule notes for Erie to Wyoming Valley route

Time table shows trains from Beranton to New York and intermediate points on the line via Hawley and Town, with departures around increasing hours. Trains reach Scranton from these points at about 2 p.m. and 1 p.m. plus minor adjustments, reflecting a dated regional timetable.

Erie Wyoming Valley Treatne Beranton New Yorty Newbunt Hine Hawley Town Polite Scranton

Also Mentioned on This Page

MR. Farr Commonwealth Howe of Representatives Inter Wm. P. Snyder Fulion Fubion Eneferenen Sf Harvey W. Haines The New York Sun Waite's Stock Company Academy of Mueice Waite Stock Company Weeck Mise Annie Loulee Ames London Mght Ruth Kirby J. H. Hollingshead Finr Parte Joennie Mamie Elmore Harry Fielding Misa Paulino Ireland Majestic Burlesquers the Highwayman Reed Checkers People’s Exchange Goldsmith's Dagaar Penn Avenue Hipane Chemical Co Nale Desirael Colfax Avenue Por Andresa Clare Afbident Reference Ice Co. & Weat Broadway Nowork Vane Ole Peo Sean Fod Phila Addrem P.O. Box W. W. Davis Ilyde Park Avenue Mulberry Street X. L Tribune Onl¢Ec Williams Block Tinique Embroidery Co Fuston Bt Uiney Repubican Joseph Ansley, JR LEGAL Frank ‘I. Okell Broadway A.B. Briggs A. Briggs North Main Avenua Blcke Adams and Mulberry Hyde Mark Vent Frank J.C. P Dunmore M. M Mayfield, Pa Dave Strauss Dix Court Diamond Avenue City Xmvil Holekeeper Daniel Damlound North Main Avenue Waliting Frankin Avenue L. HL South Main Avenue Furnah Beat W. H. Jones Eynon St Lyman Bcranton Phi Hospital Cor, Wyoming Mulrry Ee DR HF. Reynolds DR. ©. C. Laurach Wyoming Ave. Nigella C. Bnover Woshington Avenuee and & Tod WAT TOLLE ELK Cafe Franklin Avenue Tatex Reasonable PY. Zeigler D. IL Pakneneer Victor Koch Franc BE. Royle Low Hurt Building Ikgsup & Jes8u Pr Commonwealth Building Rooma 1 James W. Oakword Attorney-Atlaw Thoma OH Board of Trade D. B. Replogle Ostate Spruce Street Jas J. H. Hamilton Edward W. Thayer Mears’ Building L. A R. Mtcher Commonwealth Bihelinuat Patterson & Wilcox Traders National Bank Building Comeqys Beudlelting A. W. Bartholf Meary Building Gable Washburn Street Beratton Physicians and Surgeons Mary A. Shepherd M. D Aputhiat Adame Avenue W. FE. Allen North Washington Avenue RR. Trapold Wyoming Avenue Spruce Pincet Tod P J. M. Gates To & P.m. Hest. Bence Madigan Avenue L. Freas Omeco W. Lamomeaun Bnto W. G. Rook Pi Linden Street Ga. Ft R. Clark & CO Hue Green Bowie Dlalin Avenue Jos. Kuettel Lackawanna Avenue Eifect Sunbury Morrisburg Pittaburg Pottsvilla Norristown Pittsburg Wood Hutchinson Nanticoke Kingston Pullman M. T. Smith Delaware and Hudson Edward H. Davie Cannell Building E. L. Walter Lewis Hancock Cor Wash Frederick I. Brown Archititec Price Building Washington Core Scranton National Bank Branton Covrnes Preparatory Madleine Hneiness Cyrony Bond Thomas i Cann BL. O Walter H. Rell Bauer Addreen KJ. Bauer Hulbert Lehigh Valley Railroad System UT Aus Couns Ayia Bao Scranton Diveston North Bound Gileses Teave Franklin Gei Adoste Hanes Starhigh Preston A Fark Poyntelie Omon Meni Ontario & Western Tekers Alregiency Clicaro bOrenion T. Filta Dr. Martel Prench Ueda Bama Paarl
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