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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1899

Page

3

City notes report a busy local week of events and meetings

Beranton Liervele club accepts a bowling challenge for next Wednesday. Home for the Friendlies holds its annual meeting at 2 pm in Young Women's Christian Association rooms. Funeral of Mrs. Schoonover today at 1 pm at Penn Avenue Hospital Church with forest hills cemetery interment. Caledonian ball in Guernsey's hall on Wednesday January 3 in honor of Robert Burns. David McDonald’s funeral from 11 Olive Street. Masons' funeral service details. Only seven council members attend last night. adjournment to Thursday. Grice Lutheran church ladies prepare for a January 31 entertainment. Beranton First Battalion drill tonight. fourth company from Honesdale to report next Monday. Mabel Gray charged with keeping a housebee. held for court. Banquet committee postpones indefinitely due to inauguration. White Lily temperance group officers listed for the coming term.

Eighth Ward Caucus Nominates Local Officials

The Eighth ward Republican caucus in Alderman Millar’s office nominated candidates for local offices. First district selections include W A Raub as judge of election and register of voters, with Harry W. as elector. Second district named Fred W. Zizelmann as judge of election and Walter Haslam as registrar of voters.

W. BS. Millar Constabice Charles Q. Carman Blfl Souter W. A. Raub

Metropolitan Cigar Store Sells Out Stock and Fixtures

The Metropolitan Cigar store at 207 Wyoming avenue announces a clearance sale of its entire stock of cigars and tobacco and all store fixtures. Goods are offered at deep discounts as the business is going out of operation.

Metropolitan Cigar Store Wyoming Avenue

Vote Jadwin Brings Piano School Endorsement

Class lessons at 81.00 per ten week term highlight Jadwin’s bid. The Jervie Hardenbergh Piano School endorses Jadwin as the candidate acceptable to all the people, urging support.

Jervie-Hardenbergh Piano School Jadwin

Mid Winter Shoe Clearance Sale Announcement

A local shop advertises a yearly clearance offering women s shoes at low prices. It notes removal of winter stock before spring and highlights heavy soles and famous quality in available styles and shapes.

Court Week Ends After Major Assualt Case Heard

Superior court adjourned for the week after hearing the Fred L. Jayne assault and battery conviction against Solomon Turner. The proceeding also includes the Kistler case against Scheirer and a Wyoming County matter involving Betsey Frost versus Charles Allen and Frank T. Knapp. A preliminary injunction restrained Richard Bunt from blocking access to a leasehold on Turk Brook road.

Carbon County Kistler Scheirer Wyoming County Betsey Frost Charles Allen Frank T. Knapp James K. Frear James W. Pratt C. 0. Dersheimer Appellee Mantel van Biekie Thomas J. Mulholland Richard Bunt H.W. Mulholland Jermyn Turk Brook Gia Lee Howe Lee House Bunt Equity Court Jude Edwarde

Court hints limits on policeman authority at county fair

The court virtually instructed jurors that Jayne’s police power under the act extending authority to county fairs only covered rule infractions of the agricultural society. It held no formal rule governing hackmen conduct, prompting appeals over authority and free breach of peace rights. Judges to issue opinions soon with Monday session at 2 p.m.

Jayne County Fair

Damage suit over retaining wall in Scranton proceeds

Common Pleas jury deliberated on Mrs. Ellen Taylor versus City of Scranton over alleged property damage on Ninth Street from a retaining wall. Testimony focused on whether improvements degraded her business location, with key legal argument about damages not running with the property.

Commot Pleas Ellen Taylor City of Scranton Ninth Street

Fight Over An Ice House Enjoined By Injured Parties

An injunction was sought by injured parties over the possession of an ice house and a quantity of saw dust, described as central to a contentious dispute. The case centers on ownership and control of the ice house facilities and related materials.

Enie

Property transfers recorded by Sheriff Pryor

Sheriff Pryor lists deeds transferring land in Scranton Carbondale Beranton Dalton Pell township and more. Buyers include A S S Wardle Mary Hetty Ella Smith Industrial Boiling and Lawn Association Washington National Building and Loan Thoms J Jones H A Knapp W J Lewin Daniel McShoune Security Building and Loan Eastern Union Building and Loan Constantine WH Williatsen Thomas Snowden Republic Savings and Loan. Considerations range from £4.87 to 878.62 dollars.

Washington National Building and Levin Association Scranton John A. McNamara Thoms J. Jones Carbondale Evan T. Tucker H. A. Knapp Tuakely T. V. Spangenburg W. J. Lewin Eastern Union Building and Loan Association Allen FE John J. Chenoweth Constantine WH Williatsen Beranten Leon Helena Olehefski Thomas J. Snowden Thomas Heilly Republic Savings and Loan Association Bridget T. McGarry

Court House News Notes Summary of Discontinued Case and Marriages

Court notes report the discontinuation of the case J W Guernsey v C L Tester by agreement. Marriages recorded include Antonio Cardamingo and Giovanna Butera of Carbondale and Matthew Mull enowsky and Mime Soukiserout of Ser. Judge John G Love granted a rule for a new trial in Joseph Ansley Son v Eimer Tewksbury on motion by C R Pitcher and George M M Wilson. A civil action by D Ja Potter et al against George Wobedmier seeks 50 with claims of park recockition related losses.

J. W. Guernsey C. L. Tester Hoonsex Antonio Cardamingo Giovanna Butera Carbondale Matthew Mullenowsky Mime Soukiserout Ser John G. Love Joseph Ansley & Son Eimer D. Ja. Potter W. C. Smith Musslander George Wobedmier

Board of Trade Dinner Receives Wide Member Response

About a hundred members of the board of trade have signified their intent to attend the annual meeting and supper next Monday night. The printed menu clarifies the supper is a dinner with Baker's orchestra providing music and the evening will include the stated order of business.

Board of Trade Baker

Quiet Elm Park wedding unites Widenor and Buckingham

Dr. Giffin joined Albert O. Widenor of 63 Harrison Avenue and Miss Cora Buckingham of 419 Celtic Street in a quiet yesterday wedding at Elm Park parsonage. Only the bride's mother Mrs Buckingham and the groom's sister Miax Widener attended.

Dr. Giffin Albert O. Widenor Harrison Avenue Misa Cora Buckingham Celtic Street Elm Park Parsonage

Vote Judwin for Mayor If Minsland Is Competent

A voter urges support for Judwin tomorrow, arguing that a capable person like Philip J. Minsland a Republican candidate for city assessor proves the value of a businessman leadership in the mayoral office.

Philip J. Minsland Mayors Offee Judwin

Lackawanna County Voter Registration Grows Sharp

County commissioners report 46 812 registered voters up 442 from five years ago. Scranton leads with significant gains while Carbondale shows a decrease. Overall county turnout shows Scranton contributing nearly half of the increase among 45 812 registered voters.

Scranton Carbondale Lackawanna County

The Cause of Rheumatism Revealed by Discovery

A promotional summary claiming uric acid causes rheumatism and that Warner's Safe Cure, a kidney-supporting remedy, restores health. It argues kidneys fail to expel uric acid, and asserts millions have benefited from the product's use.

Warner

Fire Destroys Varnish Works in Scranton

A spark ignited varnish at Scranton Metal Black Varnish Co. causing a fast spreading blaze that leveled the varnish works and endangered the nearby Palestine hotel. Chief Hickey helped coordinate efforts as cold plugs limited a single water stream. Loss estimated at $2,500 with no insurance on the buildings or contents.

Scranton Metal Black Varnish Company Liberty General Phinney Niagara Hickey Warain George Jermyn B.B. M. Morrison Palentine George E. Taylor John Phalen Phalen

Gorman Brothers stage Mr Beane from Boston at Academy of Music

The Gorman Brothers staged their successful farce Mr Beane from Boston at the Academy of Music last night with a strong supporting company. May feature dancing by the Germans and a notable Barran als ters specialty. Frank Austin sang tenor while J W Sauyer’s group offered rich bass. The run continues this afternoon and tonight with further performances promised for tomorrow.

Academy of Music Gorman Brothers Mr. Beane Boston Gormans Barran Alsters Frank Austin J. W. Sauyers Gang

Reeves Big Company At Gaiety Promises Grand Show

The Barnum of all attractions Al Reeves presents a double company with a costly new scenery and electrical effects. The show includes a satire The Ladies of Life and a vaudeville lineup with Mitchell and Jess Emerson and Omage. Senate sale begins Friday with reduced prices for ladies on Monday night. Noonday concerts by a military band and an operatic orchestra will enrich daily entertainment.

Tion Senate al. Reeves Mitchell Jess Emerson Omage Mies Fanny Fern Thatcher Cope Barton and Ashley DeGraff

Payne to Fight Hurley Next Monday at Music Hall

Doc Payne arrives in the city with trainer Don Reilly and set to face Tim Hurley before the American Sporting Club at Music Hall. Payne trains at St Charles hotel and Jack Skellys Hon Ton on Penn avenue as hoop mentioned.

Doc” Payne Tim Hurley American Sporting Club Music Hall Don Reilly St. Charles Hotel Jack Skelly Penn Avenue Payne Hurley McCoy Manager Skelly New York McCoy-Sharkey Skelly Sharkey

How to Prevent Pneumonia

Advice on preventing pneumonia linked to colds and la grippe. Claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy stops cold or flu from turning into pneumonia, praising its effectiveness and warranty. Sold by Matthews Bros. as wholesale and retail agents.

Kean Chamberlain Matthews Bros

Saucer Dishes in Three Colors with Gold Decoration

Damaged listing describes three colored decoration sauces dishes with heavy gold bands. Sizes include 12 inch and 9 inch options, previously priced at 4c and 24c respectively, now marked down to 10c and other reduced figures. Local sale note.

Durable metal pans praised for longevity and value

A reader touts long lasting metal pans that remain useful after Christmas and during a 6 month horizon, claiming superior build quality and strong investment value.

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. B. Ware Omics Wiame Beranton Liervele Bo W. Schoonover Do. Om Moptian Church Lntermefit Forest Hi Sernton Caledonian Club Guernsey Robert Burns David McDonald Olive Street Union Thoreda’ Piaht Bi Beeston Indies Grice Lutheran Church Beranton Hieventh Regiment LL. of Honesdale Harris Mabel Gray Ttiuldy Howdy Jameslark Patrick Meteanalt Twentieth Street Ladies OF the Golden Eagle White Lily Tempo Crinton Templar Sarah EB. Getta Noble Templar Mary Horar Amanita Warrick Mirsatret Hobbes Douisa Kauck Guardian of Records Sarah L. Cook Gwennk Davis Luerethi Eighth Ward Millar Spruca Streat Superior Court Wyoming Fred L. Jayne Hackman Turner Commonwealth Fred L. Jayne Solomon Turner Wyoming County Agricultural Society Turner Tunkhannock Fair Grounds Hackman Whel Common Pleas Court Taylor Hill Whitmore Charles Hill Buyer & Son Mayfield Boyer Sawyer Lumber Company North Tonawanda N. Y Hoyers Nat Park Packing Company K. J. Wolfgang Nathan Jurkovits FE. J. Wolffang Jurkovits Wolfgang Frothingham Arthur Froth Ingham C. H. Welles Pryor Court House News Notes Miss Rose Buckingham Ayer Lackawanna Seranvon Olga Lge Sadie Jel Borourha Bette Archbald Tair Jet Hernton Oeeneaeas Blakely Covington Dunmore Gouldabora Mlendurne Jdermyn Eueses Owe Vanras North Abington Ted Ward Or Evans Abington Scranton- Ist Eaen Renee Asa Waurl Anne Eeeed Winton Palestine Hotel the Ragged Earl Ragged Earl Andrew Mack Cig Lyceum Mack The Academy Brosnahan-Jackson Dr.Bull Crnnavali Millar & Peck Scranton Dairy Company Monsey Ave Lared St Spruce St West Market St Jackson St Piltston Ave Jardinieres Lacka. Ave Joan U. Ladwig Prop Guernsey Hall Scranten Hurjing Krowing Washington Ave Warhe Ington Avenue Mercereau & Connell Dneline of OFM Wyoming Avenue “Coal Exchange Scranton Cash Store A. F. Kizer Washington Avenue Icealine Mall Holyoke
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