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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1900

Page

5

Mansfield notes on engagements and local sports figures

Professor A. Langerfeld returns from New York and joins his father in coal mining machinery. Helen Merriman announces engagement to Francis Lynch. Dr. L. Foulke arrives to run a Linden street store for two weeks. George F. Morgan discharged after appendicitis surgery at Lackawannick hospital. Esdell Simpson resumes studies at Mansfield State Normal School after holidays. Ted Simpson, 17, known for baseball and football, stars on the Mansfield team with Olendyke noted as a top county player.

A. Langerfeld New York F. F. Merriman Helen Francis Martin Lynch 8. L. Foulke Linden Street VD. Langerfeld George F. Morgan Pine Street Lackawan Olendyke Simpson

Hull Assignee Case Sees No Double Rent Paid

Judge Archbald’s ruling in the Hull assignee case clarifies that landlords did not receive double rent. Only 18 percent of Hull’s rent has been paid, while Hill and Connell now lease the property at $1,100 less annually than the original five year Hull agreement.

John L. Hull Kennedy & Carter Archbald Hull Carter- Kennedy Washington Avenue P. Hull Hill & Connell

Pro Boer Sympathy Shown at Lackawanna Union Meet

At the Lackawanna county union of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Father Matthew hall Carbondale pro Boer sentiment ran high. A resolutions committee was appointed led by Senator J C Vaughan M F Conry C C Donovan John J Fahey and John J Costello all of Scranton to express the meeting's stance. The group also decided to drop this year's St Patrick’s day parade for various reasons as county president Dawson and about eighty delegates from fourteen divisions attended.

Lackawanna County

Receivers appointed for Leberk and Corin in Pittsburgh

Following a creditor petition, the U S District Court in Pittsburgh vacated the assignment of Leberk & Corin to St A Zimmerman. Receiver J W Carpenter will reopen the store and liquidate the stock valued at about 75000 with bond set at 25000. Josiah Cohn filed the petition.

A. V. Bower Leberk & Corin St. A

Obituary notices for Kaufman Devaney and others in Dunmore

Obituary notices report John Kaufman, age 68, dying at 417 Prescott Avenue with wife and twelve children by his side. Other deaths include Thomas Devaney, 17, from a mine accident. Robert L. Shaffer, 33, inactive in Peckville council. Clara Bullock, 7 children. Jane Humphrey, 48. Patrick Crowsin, West Beranton resident. Mary Kennedy, 4, of bronchitis after scarlet fever. William Nutt, 28, appendicitis. Ida Broome, 60, at 147 Mulberry Street. Funeral details follow for each.

John Kaufman Prescott Avenue Clifton Township John Beranton House Charles W James Elmer Willian Frank Harry Anna Margaret Jennie Lessie David Devine Delawanna N. J Dunmore Thomas Devaney Wales Street Storrs Devaney Holy Rosary Church Cathedral Cemetery O'Donnell Robert L. Shaffer Peckville United American Mechanics Erie and Wyoming Valley Georgetown Clara Bullock Crippen John Bullock Grove Street Elm Park Mia Jane Humphrey Thomas Humphrey Oak Street Main Avenue Patrick Crogsin West Beranton Lincoln Avenue Ewelland Street Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Comrador North Beranton Yard Mutual Aid William McBride Miles Leo Crowsin Mary Thomas Kennedy Booth Irving Avenue Llness Cathedral

Dr McAndrew on Puerto Rico prospects and reforms

Assistant surgeon Dr P H McAndrew reports on Puerto Rico’s path after 1898, noting English learning, limited American capital investment, vast agricultural potential, and a cyclone damaged economy. He outlines military governance, native troops, provisional courts, and church property disputes heading to Congress.

Lord & Thomas Agency Urges Advertisers to Use Their Reach

Advertisers are urged to correspond with the thirty-year-old Lord & Thomas agency of Chicago and New York. The firm claims deep knowledge of media to reach any buyer class, offers reasonable rates on publications worldwide, and can advise test methods for effective advertising campaigns.

Lord & Thomas Chicago New York

Health Resort Ideal Between January and April Forecast

A physician envisions a climatically perfect health resort season from January through April and predicts many magnificent American hotels will rise in cities, turning the US into a tourist mecca. The doctor’s brother, Captain Jamon McAndrew, serves as quartermaster of the Third Infantry in Manila and was brevetted for gallantry at El Caney and San Juan. A reception for the doctor is planned tonight at Scranton Private Hospital, where he once worked.

Jamon McAndrew Third Regular Infantry Manila el Caney San Juan Scranton

Taylor's Directory Co Warns Scranton on Copyright Infringement

A Jan 6 1960 letter from Taylor's Directory Co claims ownership of the Scranton City Directory and its goodwill, announcing they will publish the directory for five more years and canvassers will solicit ads. Legal counsel warns outsiders like Mr Williams against infringing rights and affecting local patrons.

Scranton Taylor's Directory Company Seranton City Taylor’e Taylor's Directory Co J. Jamesa Taylor Williams Taylor Taylor Company Inaga

Death Follows Remorse Calvin Woodring Fatally Injured

The 35 year old Lackawanna switchman Calvin Woodring was found dead in the empty yard near Washington avenue after reporting shame and financial loss in a memorandum found on him. He leaves five children and his funeral is set for tomorrow with interment in Dunmore.

Calvin Woodring Lackawanna Washington Avenue Bridget Mich Blewitt Moran Spruce Street Woodring Cusick Oak Street Dunmore Cemetery

Health officer orders three schools closed amid diphtheria scare

Health officer Allen, empowered by the board, closes Public Schools Nos. 33 16 and 21 due to diphtheria and scarlet fever outbreaks. Buildings will be fumigated under his supervision for about a week, with No. 25 remaining shut until Wednesday. Over 1,890 pupils attend the affected campuses as districts brace for the epidemic’s center.

Allen Board of Health Barker

Central Labor Union Elects Officers for Six Months

The Central Labor Union elected officers for the coming six months at yesterdays regualr meeting. President Martin D Flaherty vice president Charles E Baxter recording secretary P G Moran financial secretary N Burke treasurer George Gothlert sergeant at arms Michael Tolan organizer Martin D Flaherty. A large amount of routine business was transacted.

Central Labor Union Martin D. Flaherty Charles E. Baxter P. G. Moran N. Burke George Gothlert Michael Tolan

Guard Brigades to Reduce Five Regiments to Four

Major Millar reports Third brigade of the state National Guard will shrink from five regiments to four. Six companies will be disbanded based on lowest inspection marks, and one colonel will be honorably discharged. Thirteenth Regiment faces band requirement and encampment planning for Lewistown or Gettysburg.

National Guard W. 8. Millar State Guard Stewart Lewistown Gettysburg Lewintown C. Bow Dougherty Ninth Millar Phoenixville Reading Harrisburg Genera Gobin Gobin Commonwealth Miller William Inglis

Courageous deed saves horse team near Bird's store

Israel Hittenbender of Madison avenue risked himself to stop a fleeing team tied in front of Bird's grocery near Madison avenue and Mulberry street after they bolted when a car approached. He climbed into the wagon, seized the reins, and checked the horses before harm occurred. Beecham's Pills will dispel the blues.

Israel Hittenbender Madison Avenue Bird's Grocery Mulberry Street

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