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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1901

Page

7

Montrose Notes From Around Town In One Issue

Montrose area items include weather hazards season storm impacts on pedestrians. Local societies, school staff, and veterans groups announce meetings, installations, and social events. Families celebrate Turrell anniversary. teachers visit relatives. milk prices rise for area farmers.

Kingsley Social Notes Report Local Visits and Events

Jan 10 Kingsley special to the Scranton Tribute notes visitors and residents in town. McAlillan of Nicholson and Alexander of Hinghamton called here. Cameron of Clark's Summit did dental work Tuesday and Wednesday. Adams, Sloat, Wilmarth, and others made trips to nearby towns. A free concert by Professor Thayer is announced at the Methodist Episcopal church and a winging class will be organized. Miss Lizzie Tiffany plans a short visit to Binghamton.

Harford Wilmarth Scranton Harry Adame Thayer Hinghamton Method Episcopal Church Lizasie Tiffany Binghamton Bet Clark Brothers Royal Burlesquers Compu Tehnn Miss Devier Mirionettes Seelig Adame Eulalie Kerwin Lottiles Kelly Adama Bis- Jeyah Hughes Coulter Starr Senator McFee

Susquehanna notes quiet after Erie boilermakers strike

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports on the Erie boilermaker strike ending with quiet in Susquehanna. The article highlights peaceful behavior during the strike, local events like a stocking social by the Dorcas society, the board of trade banquet on February 21, and plans to bond for a firemen's hall. It mentions Rev Mackay, Mr Kirk in town on business, Homespun Years at Hogan Opera House, Fisk Jubilee Singers on June 18, and revival meetings ongoing locally.

Lee Board of Trade Common Council C. Mackay Oakland Congregational Church George Kirk Broad Sires Albany Appea Hogan Opera House Fisk

Death of William O Malley and elopement marriage in Pittston

Word from Philadelphia reports the death of William O Malley at 70 from apoplexy. In West Pittston, Miss Irma Andrews and Charles Stroh wed in an elopement after two years of courtship, prompting family objections and a quiet ceremony in Binghamton. West Pittston Republicans plan a January 21 convention.

Scranton Tribune Pittston Philadelphia William O'Malley O'Malley Lnra Andrews Charles Stroh West Pittston J. H. Andrews Luxerne Avenue John P. Stroh Exeter Street William Street Binghamton Mre A. Caray FB. A. Caray Wyoming Avenue Harvey Lynn United States Santiago Cuba Lynn Clerks’ Association Assoociation Main Street Lyman Lowe Music Hall Welsh Congregational Church Ford Brothers Main Broad Streets New York Department Store Company Scranton Thomas Ford New York City

Scranton Sheriff Sale Listings Include Multiple Ward Lots

A long sheriff sale notice lists numerous properties in Scranton Lackawanna County including parcels on West Parker Street Prospect Street Irving Avenue and Beech Street. Several lots are described with frontages ranging from 40 to 100 feet and depths up to 140 feet with coal and minerals reserved. Debts and judgments against multiple defendants are named with associated attorneys and terms.

Boranton Lackawanna Pennsylvania Parker Street David Conklin Scranton Wiliam & Batten and Wife Clara B. Brigga Recorder's Office Lackawanna Eee Salt of Citizens’ Building and Loan Association Clara DB Briggs Edward Briggs Zimmerman Atty Trick Donnelly Mary Donnelly City of County of Lackawanna Penneylvania Prospect Street Prospect Avenue John Reiley Patrick Donnelly Recorder of Deeds Lackawanna County Yale Street Irving Avenue Beech Street Colt John Fahey Michael Crompton Lotsa Stone Avenue Lota Michael Hand Beed H. Colt Charles DuPont Breck Recorder’s Office Luzerne County Luckewanna Vale Thomas Allen Dent Michael Wagner Ust Monumental Savings and Loan Association GEO Orelie, Atty John Gerschek Throop Barnard Tine John Gerechek T. C. Townsend Recorder of Deeda Salt of German Building Association Jovea AL Hannatt James McGovern D. Coughlan M. Robinson Fifa Vosburg & Dawson, Attys Michael Gilroy Catharine Giroy County of Lacka Wwanta Luserne Street Sixth Avenue AMS J. Kerman Catharine Gilroy Luxerne W. H. Jessup Dees Quincey W. Wellington Mina Robinson Ve. Michael Gilroy Vosburg & Dawson, Atty

Scranton area sheriff sale notices under various liens

Mortgage and judgment sales announced for Emma N Gallagher executrix and others. Parcels include two brick houses with a store and laundry in Scranton, along Adams and Mulberry streets, Lot numbers eleven and twelve in square 103, and extensive Wyoming County and Lackawanna County lands with mineral rights and long metes and bounds. debt amounts range from 5 to 15 thousand dollars with February term citations.

Emma N. Gallagher Joseph Nolan James Nolan Adams Avenue Mulberry Street City of Scranton Adama Avenue Eald Mulberry Street Mall of Scranton Savings Bank and Trust Company Calvin A. Spencer Clinton Abington Lackawanna Counts Overfield Wyoming J. P. Woodroft Woodruff Cyrus Dean Dean Schoolhorse Lot Rnce Esta Dean Lovey Wall Lorey Wall Spencer People’s Bank Lackiwanna County West Abington Lackawanna William Campbell Wonton Briggs Reynolds Willian Campbell Aj Eall People's Bank of Wilkes Barre Calvin A, Speier Patterson & Wilcox, Ally Tner Kelly Wild McFlale McFlale Weilin Holzed Ani Jonrou Coleve Matthew A. Gettire Isvi Januery Hmualer

Property Transfers and Executions Across Lackawanna County

A long page lists multiple court-ordered sales and debts across Scranton, Canton, Dunmore and Dickson City. It details parcels in Washington avenue and Wyandotte streets, coal and mineral reservations, two story frame dwellings, offices, and outbuildings, with specific boundaries and frontages, plus judgments and fixtures in the Tripp Hose Company and Union Dime loans.

Tra Tripp Hore Company Beranton County of Lickawanna Pennsylvania Dorothy Street John RB Ira Troop Hose Company Lackawanna County Union Dime Permanent Loan Association Tra Tripp Tose Watsary Feri Ote STARK Atty

Property seizures and foreclosures in Lackawanna county

Public notice lists multiple mortgage foreclosures and executions across Lackawanna county including Piicaburg and Priceburg parcels. It details debts ranging from 500 to 2 000 dollars, judgments from May and January terms, and descriptions of various lots and improved properties with street, block, and acreage notes. The proceedings name creditors, debtors, and attorneys, with parcels tied to Dundaff Road, Culm Street, and Electric City Park areas.

Piicaburg Dickson City Lackawanna Pennsylvania Dunder Road Miles Estate Dundaff Road Priceburg Lackawanna County Lota Noa Dundaf Road Dundaft Road Greesks Antoni Shamrock Robinson Mary Shamrock Alhis Willard, Warren & AS

Avoca News Briefs Include Elections And Local Happenings

The Republican primaries are set for this evening in O malley’s hall from four to seven. Superintendent F F P Hopper and Prof C P Hoban visited borough schools yesterday. Evangeliatic meetings in the Presbyterian church draw large crowds each night. John Whalen accepts a position as check weighmaster at the Avoca colliery. Patrick Barrett leaves next week for Fortress Monroe duty. Miss Kate McDonnell of North End celebrates her birthday with neighbors and refreshments.

Langcliffe Coal Company O'Malley's F. F P. Hopper C. PF. Hoban Presbyterian Church Armstrong John Whalen Avoco Colliony Patrick Barrett Fortress Monroe Kate McDonnell North End

Vaudeville at Lyceum Delivers Light Entertainment

The Burke Vaudeville festival at the Lyceum offered two shows yesterday afternoon and night with decent crowd response. Shuranling vocalist Mbt Cherideh Slinpenn performed two songs and a short number, providing some entertainment but no major headliners.

Tie Bi Burke Lyceum Mbt Cherideh Slinpenn

Much Interest in Plays Te Village Postmaster at Lyceum

People anticipate the village drama Te Village Postmaster with its New England rural life scenes and familiar types. Archie Boyd stars in a leading role, recalling his prior triumphs in The Old Homestead and Shere Aces. The same cast as the New York run of 217 nights appears. The Lyceum presents the production tonight and tomorrow afternoon.

New England Ald Fascination Grove Archie Boyd Tive Joshua Whitcom Uncle Nat Stonery Fourteenth Street Theater New York Lyceum Wwe

Motron Comedy Company Heads to Academy for Weeklong Engagement

The Motron Comedy company opens next Monday night at the Academy for a week at popular prices. The troupe travels with a large repertoire and a fine scenic display led by Dainty Allie Geral and headlining comedian Eugene Powers. Notable acts include Shed and Eva Pientin who previously performed with the Mace Little Lamb company in New York and Washington DC.

Morrison Company

Terms of Sale See Note on Cash Payment Rules

Fifty dollars cash when property privy is struck off and balance in cash immediately after sale. When sold for costs, costs must be paid when struck off. All properties not meeting terms will be resold before adjournment.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Northeastern Montrose Warrows Worret Fee The County Historical Society B. E. James Mise Etfle Reynolds Tunkhannock Wyoming County Teachers’ Institute Hose Judge Mere Kila Williama Nichelson Lillian Palmer Tillie Josephine Mary Hawley Harry FE Taylor Lanesboro Turrell Abel Turrell Maple Street Mise Filla Thimble H. F. Beardsley No. 148 Sons of Veterans W. W. Nash G. D. Ayres Kd. Brodhead Minedelan A. Ll. Mack Charles van Scoten G. D. Hickok Fred A. Mack Mesa Harry Vance Krest Palmer Pranklin Forks Montrose Fire Company No. 2 V. P. Payne Vicw Flos. Hinds J. V.carey B. A. Watrous Asassan W. Oakley B. J. Lyons W. Ho Warner J. J. Carey Elbert G. Molitor Olin Cooper Hebert Wood O. I. Tingley J. J. Birney M.D. Des Yauer W. W. Smith WW. H. Warner Lanesboro Methodist Church Meeker W. M. Houton Avenue Methodist Church Oakland Hannah Morris Susquehanna Bayonne Olive Brongon Frederick D. Lyons Fred Pierce Henry Martin New Milford Township Machinists Union Joseph Maginnis Smithville Flats N. Y Susquehanna Station George Lown Oakland Ride Kingsley Mim Nellie Durt Eoon Wongs John D. Gilbert Mr. Gilbert Orton and Billiett Mr. and Mee Edward Edmonde Bill Toddle Fuller Moeller Academy Academy of Music Ths Sherman Fowles Tom Logan Hal Reid Misa Farich Limpe Morgan Newaby Baby Porlne Grace Logan Lierbert Motta Frederick Armedale St J. Yorker Tom Myson Lulu Sanger Lillian Weston Mary Deenes the Royal Burlesquers Sheriff's Sales Bernanton Lackswanna Anselm Hentley Televenth Ely State of Pennsylvania Cedar Avenue Lackawanna Tron and Coal Company Roaring Brook Elisabeth Zeigler Eliabeth Zeigler A. Bentley Ward Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company Elmon Ward Lackawanns Iron and Cont Company C. A. Biek Ealate C. Matthewson Ve Anselm Bentley Beri Weteets Atte Alsu Arigey Peter Roberts Recorder's Baldlot Samuel Vaughn Delaware George Dance Dell Woot HW. Co Reynolds Atty James F. Maxwell Marcelin Maxwell Fifth Ward Carbondaly State of Clark Street Birkett Atreny Thomas Morrison Theodore Pierce Carbondale and Belmont Turnpike Belmont Street Birkett Street Walter Drennan John Drennan Marvella Maxwell Mina Robinson James F. Amana Ara Maxwell Te Ma Vosaburg Alho Matthew A. Fiellings Borough of Dunmore Fennsylvania A. D. Spencer Wrankiiy Street Said Street Walter Washington Avenue Janie Morrie Morris Dix Court Dixcourt John Wari Raid Ward Tron and Coal Company H. M. Hannah Trustes Hannah Eugene A. Call Canton Heine Prescott Avenue Prescot Avenue William Schuster Marek Alios Fi Replogiar Auy Penneyivenia RH. A. Barth Salt of Join Kimball Ve Zolkoski Dele Marek Torin Torin Woodrutte Charles Krona County Lackawanna Howard J. Lonett Nellie A. Snett Jomes Krona Curtis Huff Va. Krona Newcomb & Ballentine Attys James J. Walsh Borough Olyphant County of Culm Street Grexity Railroad Delaware and A Company Delaware and Higdson Company Bell Street Culm_ street Delaware and Madsen Company Ree M. Putmanya Debr JL Newcomb Juley J. Stanier Providence Ferdinand Street Electric City Park Lewia van Duyne Eiedric City Land Peprovemsn’ Company Linley J. Stonier Dorthea Feilve Linley J. Bronier C. Reynolds C. M. Lancaster Franklin Lancaster Madison Edward Simpson Eald Brook George Swarts Scrantons Post Stones Corner Charles Butler John A Simpeon Butler Mary A. Gardner O'Brien & Martin Att's Avoca Fojdey Olwlt Pighti Dope Humen Hearte Gaiety Jazt Vince Daye Royal Urlesquera Clarence E Pryor Shariff Sheriff's Office
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