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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1900

Page

7

Carbondale Trains Fatal Collision Ends Laborer’s Life

John Malia of Pike street was killed near Duffy's field when struck by a Delaware and Hudson train while returning home from Powderly colliery. He was a longtime mine carpenter, Irish-born, about fifty, living alone near the Lockout. Coroner to investigate. Mayfield man Thomas McGouldrick ill, and local Mrs Shields and Miss Hills noted in community updates.

John Malia Pike Street Delaware and Hudson Duffy's Field Mr. Malla Powderly Malia Patrick Newcomb Ireland Roberts

Locomotive Falls Into Pit at Anthracite Park Yard

Delaware and Judson engine 24 broke through rails over a hopper pit in the upper yard at Anthracite park. The pit serves the new coal storage plant. The rails spanned the pit without a bridge yet built. engineer Hubbard unaware, the locomotive traversed the section and the tender dropped into the pit.

Delaware and Judson Anthracite Park Hubbard

Local and Personal News Highlights

Postmaster Thomas paid Scranton a visit yesterday. Dr D L Bailey was in Peckville on professional business yesterday. Alexander Kennedy attended the Railway Conductors convention at Hornellsville. Mrs Maurice Church, called to Scranton by her sister’s illness, returned home yesterday. Mrs J F Wheeler returned from Scranton. Thomas Campbell returned from the Norris town firemen’s convention. Mrs Charles McMullen called to Honesdale for her mother’s illness. The remains of Charles Banker of Belmont street were interred yesterday afternoon at 3 o’clock.

Thomas Scranton D. L. Bailey Peckville Alexander Kennedy Hornellsville Maurice Church Seranton J. F. Wheeler Thomas Campbell Norristown Charles McMullen Honesdale Charles Banker Belmont Street

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad Claim Health Benefit

An old promotional snippet urges self preservation as a key reason to take Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills at first signs of impure blood. It promises rich red blood and good health and notes the pills do not gripe, with a general call to druggists.

Hood

Jermyn and Mayfield Election Speculation Grows

As election approaches speculation swirls over candidates for senior directors in Jermyn and Mayfield. In Second ward Thomas Prynn Walter Baker and George Blake are discussed with Blake urged to run again. Rumors place J D Stocker and Dr S D Davis seeking burgess. Cemetery Association reelects George Cudlin secretary Dr S D Davis treasurer Thomas M Griffiths superintendent George Blake. Franklin Literary Society to meet with music essays debate on the Civil War. Mrs George Dunn of Scranton recovering from a severe illness. Mrs Samuel Penny seriously ill. William Varcoe and family mentioned.

Scnior Butt Thomas Prynn Walter Baker George Blake Enterprise Hall J. D. Stocker D. Davis Burgess The Cemetery Association George Cudlin Thomas M. Griffiths Franklin Literary Society George Dunn Scranton Mrs. Morgan Main Street Samuel Penny Fifth Street William Varcoe

Election of officers at Taylor Ladies' camp meeting

The Ladies' camp No 123 Patriotic Order True Americans elected officers led by Past president William Jenkins and president Carrie Beemer with several vice presidents secretaries and conductors. An installation is set for January 23 and voters will decide on a borough school indebtedness increase of 29000 for a new high school next month.

Patriotic Order True Americans William Jenkins Carrie Beemer Evra Gaul Sarah Jones Harry Sweet Mary Jones Harry Culp Charles Atkins William 8. Nyhart Mary J. Lloyd Ellen Lloyd James Plymouth James Morris Grove Street Taylor Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle Annie Morgan Olyphant Mary A. Scrivens Union Street Evangelist Wilson Presbyterian Church Edith Decker Foreman Giles Decker North Scranton Adam Stegner

Wilson Fire company elects officers for coming year

At a Tuesday meeting the Wilson Fire company elected officers including Foreman W J Broad first assistant John Day and president N H Johnson as well as vice presidents W H Walker and R Benjamin Prosser recording secretary F W Swingle and treasurer W Th Stevens. Norma Peters funeral set for 1 pm at home. eight Epworth league pallbearers attended a Georgetown funeral yesterday.

Wilson Fire Company W. J. Broad John Day William Vandervort N. H. Johnson W. HH. Walker R Benjamin Prosser F. W. Swingle KR. C. Lintern W. Th. Stevens Henry Purdy James W. Smith Homer English William Vaughn W. Newton FE. W. Swingle Norma Frank Peters M. H. Root J.C Taylor George FP. Pible

Pain Balm Relief for Rheumatism Praised by User

A user from Alpharetta Georgia reports Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved rheumatism after other medicines and a doctor failed. The claim notes one application relieves pain and claims thousands have been cured, with Matthews Brothers as wholesalers and retailers.

Sciatica Chamberlain J. A. Dodgen Alpharetta Matthews Brothers

Catholic Men's Benevolent Association Meeting Report

At a meeting of the Catholic Men's Benevolent Association held in their hall members discussed charity drives and upcoming events. Officials urged renewed efforts to assist local families and pledged support for community services.

Catholic Men's Benevolent Association

Vinol Promises Strength Back Through Cod Liver Oil Tonic

An advertisement urges readers to use Vinol to restore strength and vitality. It cites Mrs. T. I. Boyle of West Newton Mass who reports improved health after one bottle. The copy touts Vinol as a delicious tonic with cod liver oil ingredients that aids digestion and appetite and offers a money back guarantee.

T. I. Boyle Chestnut St West Newton Mass

Local Fraternal Officers Named and Wedding at St Patrick

The Father Mathew hall installed officers for the year including President James M. McLaughlin and Treasurer Rh. N. Kennedy. Miss Mamie Burke and John O Boyle wed at St Patrick's church with Rev P J Murphy presiding. A reception followed at the bride's home and couples planned to reside on Grassy street. May Evans ill on Lackawanna street. Funeral of John Davis set for 2 pm from Lackawanna street to Hyde Park cemetery. The board of trade met with interest in a new local industry. Democratic primaries yielded results across wards with margins favoring Manning for burgess and Cummings for justice of the peace.

O' Boyle Grassy Street May Evans Lackawanna Street John Davis Washburn Street Hyde Park C. M Gillnsky Lally Burgess Blochberger Manning Durgess Justice of the Peace Cummings McNulty Bell O'Connor

The Borrows of Satan return engagement at Lyceum

The Lyceum theater hosted a full house for The Borrows of Satan with praised lead Charles Kent as Prince Lucio Rimanes and Miss Emily Dodd for emotional performance. The Maude Hillman company appears at Academy of Music with East Lynne and Shaft No 2 this afternoon and Guilty Without Crime Friday. Tuxedo club to begin a return engagement at the Gaiety this afternoon with new specialties added since last visit.

Charles Frohman Lyceum Lyman B. Glover Times-Herald Chicago Columbia Theater Borrows of Satan Charles Kent Prince Lucio Rimanes Emily Dodd Marie Curtis Mavis Clare Academy of Muele Maude Hillman Company Eaat Lynne Tuxedo Club Gaiety

Annual stockholders meeting for Enterprise Power Mfg Co

The Enterprise Power Manufacturing Company to hold its annual meeting January 1th 19 at 2 30 p m at the Way office Scranton Pa for director election and other business. No stock transfers for ten days prior. P Kingsbury secretary. Scavenger Briggs cleans privy vaults and odor control products offered at local stores North Main Ave Fickes drugstore Adam yon Mulberry corner telephonée noted.

Enterprise Power Manufacturing Company Comway Scranton P. Kingsbury A. B. Briggs A. E. Nhigoa North Main Avenue Ficke Mulberry

Hawley Electric Light and Power stockholders meet in Scranton

Stockholders of the Hawley Electric Light and Power Company will gather at the company office in Scranton Pa Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock January 2010 for election of officers and other business. Mark K. Edgar secretary. Weston Mill Company annual meeting set for January 1 10 at 4 o'clock at the First National Bank A. W. Dickson secretary.

Hawley Electric Light and Power Company Scranton Mark K. Edgar Weston Mill Company Piret National Bank A. W. Dickson Notich Bpring Brook Water Company Board of ‘Trade Beranton Attend& m Walking

Dalton Socials Mark New Year With Mrs Bailey

Miss Gardner assisted by Mrs Charles Hice entertained many young people from this place and Scranton on New Year s night in honor of Mrs Samuel Bailey who had just returned from her wedding trip. Dr Arthur G Leacock returns to duties tomorrow at Exeter N Y also Messrs Morris and Carol Dean. The noon train is no longer stopping annoyingly for our Lowna folks. Miss Helen Santee attended the Syracuse Glee clubs concert at Kingston last Wednesday. Polly Ralph and her sister Mrs Mahoney returned last Saturday from a visit among friends in New York.

Mine Polly Ralph Mrs Mahoney New York

The Gay Masqueraders Carnival At The Academy Of Music

A local season preview notes the Gay Masqueraders presenting “A Day at the Hotel Waldorf” and “The Philippines” with a cast including Carlos and Vouletti from Mexico City, Swift and Huber, a singing dog “Bloated,” Miss Bessie Slanton, and a comedy trio. The show runs the first three days next week at the Academy of Music along with lavish costumes and new effects. Also included is a short business notice about Hall's Catarrh Cure with a sworn affidavit by Frank J. Cheney & Co. and a notary seal in Toledo Ohio.

Carlos and Vouletti Orrin Brothers’ Circus Mexico Swift Huber Manley Jarvis Brown Harrison Bessie Slanton Hotel Waldorf Philippines Academy of Mosie State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co County Bute Hall Frank. Cheney Sr Iron A. W. Gleason Drvegista

Scalp Treatment Ad Offers Various Hair Care Services

An old classified ad lists scalp treatment, shampooing, and facial options. It mentions a provider with initials and a location at 701 Qivey, along with related services like maniourlag and chiropody.

R. Keller CALP Maniourlag I. Chilropody

Lehigh Valley trains schedule Scranton to major points

Lehigh Valley Railroad timetable in effect November 1 1899 lists trains from Scranton to Philadelphia New York White Haven Bethlehem Pottsville and western points via D amp H R R D amp L W R R and D amp H ER R including Black Diamond Express Mack Diamond Express and various daily and Sunday departures with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on key routes. Officials and ticket offices named at New York Cortlandt Street Lackawanna Avenue South Bethlehem and Wilkes-Barre with time table effective September nth 1099. Trains to New York Newburgh etc depart Scranton 7 05 am and 2 28 pm with returns 12 pm 2 16 pm and 9 10 pm.

Delaware and Hudson Beranton Carbondale Albany Saratoga Montreal Boston England Pat Honesdale Wilkes, Barre New York Philadelphia Lehigh Lee Pennsylvania Western Roture Lehigh Valle Railroad Scranton Folows Wilkes- Barre Noeton New England United States Canada J. W. Burdick H. W. Cross Pfoof Baltimore Washington Bethlehem No. m Long Branch Ocean Grove Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Allentown Paceville Lhauren P. Baldwin Puss Buffalo Oswego Syracuse Utica Montrose Lopom Nicholson Bloombrurg Northumberland Plymouth Nanticoke Pymuth Lloomsburg Lehigh Valley Railroad Pottsville Faston Harricbore Tun Lehigh Valley Wilkes-Figurre Philadelhia Suspension Bridge Nollin Wilbur Corbindt Street A. W Erie Wyoming Valley Newbureh Line Hawley Pelnta

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