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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1901

Page

5

Personal notes from city and distant travels

Mew Aller S Kramer returned home from Chicago visit. Charles Groeviger left for New York to attend his brother George’s funeral after he died Tuesday. Powell of Agriclant Postmaster J W Powell recovering from severe fever. Miss Lillian Toolwy and Master Francis Toohey returned from three week visit in New York City. T Owlerues editor of the Hepublicat received congratulations on the birth of a daughter. Olwlea McMullen on aid Joftehon Avenue reported nearly recovered from illness. Mr Robert Petrine of Philadelphia, known in newspaper circles, was a visitor yesterday. Mr Stine is now manager of United Prom birown.

S. Kramer Chicago Charles Groeviger Westerday New York George Powell Agriclant J. W. Powell Lillian Toolwy Francis Toohey North Lincolnaywinne New York City T. Owelures Cliw Hepublicat Terme Olwlea McMullen Aid Joftehon Avenue Robert Petrine Philadelphia Stine Washit United Prom Birown

Changes at the Sterling Hotel under new manager

New Sterling Hotel manager FS Godfrey of Scranton makes staff changes discharging colored bellboys and transferring duties to white staff. Pred Hooper returns as day clerk after stints at Hotel Jermyn and Lehigh Valley ticket office. M Jd Toohes comes back as chief steward from Grand Union Metal. Mrs Sun-Wom of Beranton becomes housekeeper. dinner hour music ends. Hobart Daily remains night clerk.

Sterling Hotel FS. Godfrey Scranton Pred Hooper Jermyn Lehigh Valley ‘Otion M. Jd. Toohes Ano Grand Union Metal New York City Sterling

Second Presbyterian Church Expands Evening Services

Services led by Rev. Charles E. Hurlburt at Second Presbyterian Church grow in attendance with increasing interest. Afternoon Bible reading at o clock and a preaching service at 7 45 o clock are scheduled daily.

Second Presbyterian Church Charles E. Hurlburt

Charity Directory Drive Promises Profits to Charity

The notice promotes ordering a city directory to support charity with annual profits. Subscriptions by mail cost $2.50 and advertising rates are listed as $10 for a page, $5 for a page, and $8 for a page. W. FF. Smythe of Luckawainu Valley Motel in Bovanton, Pa, signs the appeal.

W. FF. Smythe Liuckawainu Valley Bovanton, Pa

Store Notices and Address Shifts in Local Ads

An advertisement notes shoes offered at one fourth price before moving to a new store by A. C. Nettleton on Washington avenue. It also lists orange bales and fruits from Hectoz Coursen and A. S. Nye the Optician, who moved to 240 Adams avenue with Dr. F. W. Lange.

A. C. Nettleton Washington Avenue Nye Hae Adama Avenue F. W. Lange

Councils Move to Force Scranton Railway Transfers

Scranton officials plan actions to compel the railway to issue transfers or face possible franchise forfeiture and court challenges. A six-per-cent, five-per-cent tax debate centers on a city income measure while council debates car limits, heated cars, street sprinkling, and punitive tactics against the company amid public protest and union sentiment.

Scranton Railway Company Common Council Lackawanna Avenue Lackawanna Crossing Ninth Bolent Chittenden Scranton Select Council Harris Municipal League Vaughn Councils Etra D. J. Reedy Billiman Tribune Clark Lowry Silliman O. B. Partridge Otto TD. Myers Second Ward M. KE. Sandere Ineman Epon

Specials on Canned Goods From Meadow and Brands

Advertises canned goods including Meadow Brand 8c per can 80c per dozen Royalty Brand 9c per can $1 per dozen Hubbard Brand 10c per can $1.10 per dozen Coursen's Garden Brand 12c per can $1.40 per dozen Coursen's Sweet Blossom 13c per can $1.50 per dozen Honey Dew 12c multiple values Sweet Blossom 10c with 15c value Dinner Party 15c can and 25?c value Dinner Party 3 lb can 15c Fresh Green Limas Porter's Lilac Tomatoes 10c each 15c value 49 ounce cans.

Coursen I&c Porter

Dime Bank Reports Record Growth and Surplus in Annual Meeting

The Dime Deposit and Discount Bank of Scranton held its annual stockholders meeting to report strong growth in deposits surpassing 1.25 million dollars and a sizable surplus. President Charles Du Pont Breck outlined gains in profit and a rising income, with the bank projecting continued patronage and a policy to retain earnings in surplus and profit accounts.

Dime Deposit and Discount Bank Whro Charles du Pont Breck Dime Repot Discount Bank of Scranton Busliem Toewl Scranton Hank Charles DuPont Kreck Reese c, Brooks Solomon Goldsmith Hon. W. J. Lewin B. J. Lynett J. W. Garney James Fitch C. 8. Seamans George B. Jermyn M. H. Dale Alex L. Francola David Sprake Charles H. Rehadt Charles DuPont Breck Reese Brooks

Harris Gave Money to Oppose Speedway Trolley Plan

Detective J B Harris testified at a council hearing that he paid multiple councilmen and associates varying sums, including 60 to T C Melvin and 50 to J J McAndrew, to oppose the Speedway ordinance. A second hearing is set for Friday at 2 PM. Perjury warrants remain outstanding for Simon Thomas and Morrie Morris.

T. C. Melvin P. F. McCann J. J. McAndrew Thomas O'Boyle Coleman Harris Tripp Park McAndrew Thomas O' Boyle St. Cloud O'Boyle Bt. Cloud Harrie BK. A. Whitney Anderson Whitney Harvia St. Charles Hotel Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station Lackawanna Avenue Same Avenue Dorothy Street Sumner Avenue West Market Street North Main Avenas Harria St. Cloud Hotel Orchard Street Shea Simon Thomas Morrie V. Morris

Casey Brothers Plan to Recover From Car Accident

Casey Brothers expect to come out all right after a collision on Green Ridge Street near Sanderson Avenue. Breck suffered a left elbow fracture and severe head contusions but is described as improving. initial claims about alighting from a moving car are disputed. Also noted are new Delaware andHudson railroad first class limited fares effective January 1 1901 to Ton and surrounding stops including Carbondale Scranton and Wilkes Barre.

Breck Tie Green Ridge Street Sanderson Avene Bouton, Mare Delaware and Hudgon Fran Carbondale Scranton Piliston Wilker- Barre Thonesdale

Local ads and notices blend in city paper

Readers see shop hours at Lewis & Reilly and Nettleton’s sale prices for shoes. An aldermanic campaign notes Sixteenth Ward Republicans meet next Saturday 4 to 7 pm. Maliip J. Vetter seeks votes. Infant wear Roby Banner ad markets newborn goods. MacQuirne’s Restaurant offers five meal tickets for $1 and sales of residences. Charles Schlager promotes California Navel Oranges and Piney Fruit products at Coutren’s.

Krause’s Cold Cure Capsules Offered by Matthews Bros

Prepared in convenient capsule form Krause's Cold Cure is promoted as a speedy cure for obstinate colds. The product is sold by Matthews Bros with a price of six cents.

Krause Matthews Bros

Injuries Point to Serious Health Risk After Street Car Accident

Charles Du Pont Breck sustained serious injuries when he was thrown from a street car Tuesday night causing alarm among friends. His weak health made him vulnerable to the shock, with doctors J. W. Coolidge and F. P. Dr. Brewster attending as physicians.

Charles du Pont Breck J. W. Coolidge Dr. Brewster

Also Mentioned on This Page

Modern Hardware Store Washington Ave L.R. D THE Godfrey Florida Trolley Company West Side Committer Weel Scranton Board of Trade J. J. Davies Robert J. Williams Ke, Daniels Vosburg Aseie T. J. Jennings West Scranton Oape Pitteburg TAR John Courier Morris Lews John Durkin J. &. Watkins Taylor Woodruff Frederick Dilcher American Federation of Labor L. P. Wedeman Scranton Hallway Company Emil Bonn Wille Bexatee Davies Fifth Ward David Evans Fourth Ward W. W. Evans Traction Company Thomas L. Willams Leutenant Police Charlee Bk. Lanning A. E. Holmes W. BE. Thayer W. J. Thomas Pittston Richard Roberte W. A. Philips SI Mimin E. G J. 8. Harris Alderman Fuller St. Charles Melvin Connell Park and Speedway Railway Company Hare P. BP McCann Fourteenth Ward Lackawanna Station Baw M'Andrew Casey Brothers Boston Mass Lackawanna Ave Lewis & Reilly Wyroming Ave Sie Tiie Nettleton Sss Maliip J. Vetter Roby Bagnar Spruce Street MacQuirne’s Wyoming Linden City Charles Schlager Price Building California Edoz. Coutren’s Central Pennsylvania Adame Avenue Washington Mason & Hamlin Co Powell & CO Pierce’s Market Penn Avenue W.H. Pierce T Mimamura Fernoon Avenue Ateodore Stanton Conrad F. L. Crane Move Ringers Mears Building Evey Brussels Wyoming Ave
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