City Notes Dr I Pay Days
The Delaware and Hudson company paid the treatment south of Scranton yesterday. The ladies of the Kim Park church will give a Super Thursday evening in the church parlors. The young ladies of the First Presbyterian church will hold a sale of useful household welletes at the parlor.
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The
Delaware and Hudson Company
Scranton
Kim Park
First Presbyterian Church
Becona Presbyterian church schedule and local meeting notes
Tomorrow afternoon schedule lists C E B Huribut speaking at 4 PM, teachers meeting at 6:15 PM, and preaching at 8 PM at Becona Presbyterian. Also notes a concealed weapons arrest of Roy Legge on Slackawanna Avenue and a hospital discharge of Nicholas Ristine.
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Roy Legge
Slackawanna Avenue
David Tuvin
Private Dinner Honors Superior Court Judges
A lavish private dinner for the city’s Superior court judges was hosted by local attorneys in the Scranton club's private dining room on the Board of Trade building’s eighth floor. Florist Clark arranged the room with an immense Justice scales centerpiece and a pond motif with roses and waterfowl as guests enjoyed cigars and impromptu toasts. Present were Hon. Charles E. Rice and several other judges and attorneys including James A. Beaver, R. W. Archbald, Cyrus Gordon, and Joseph O'Brien.
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Superior Court
Scranton Club
Board of Trade
Eity
Clark
Dt Io
Steward O'Neill
Charles E. Rice
John J. Mitchell
George B Onlady
W. D. Porter
W. W. Porter
James A. Beaver
R. W. Archbald
H. M. Edwards
Cyrus Gordon
New Officers Installed at John Boyle O'Reilly Council
Deputy Installer James L. Caynor installed new officers for the John Boyle O'Reilly council of the Young Men's Institute on Lake Avenue. Officers include Moellinley first vice president Voliter second vice president Connery recording secretary Teonard financial secretary Marion treasurer Connner marshal McDonald inside sentinel Lee outside sentinel with Walsh Moran Clifford Conners and McDonald on the executive committee. An informal smoker followed with member entertainment.
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John Boyle O'Reilly Council
Young Men'a Institute
Lakkawanna Avenue
James L. Caynor
Mo A. Moellinley
James Voliter
Second View
Thomas L. Connery
Bart
Teonard
James J. Marion
Thomas L. Conner
James McDonald
James
Special California Tour By Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company offers a special personally conducted California tour departing New York and Philadelphia on February 27. The trip uses a Pullman drawing-room sleeping car and connects at El Paso with the Mexico and California Special returning by March 29. Round-trip tickets covering all expenses are $376 from all PRR points. Contact ticket agents in New York Brooklyn Newark Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh or Philadelphia for details.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
California
New York
Philadelphia
el Paso
Mexico and
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broadway
Court Street
Brooklyn
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
B. Courtaender
Baltimore
Colin Studds
Southeastern District
Washington, Pd, C
Thos. E. Watt
Western District
Pittsburg
Geo. W. Boyd
Wyoming Avenue Opens Boosts Property Prospects
With the opening of Wyoming avenue secured, property values along the route are expected to rise quickly. The Dickson Manufacturing company offers the best business rates between Vine and Olive streets as current prices encourage immediate purchases. FLL Hitchcock and Son handle fire insurance and real estate from the Commonwealth building.
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Wyoming Avenue
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Vine
Olive Streets
Hitchcock & Son
Commonwealth Building
Steady Growth in City and County Voter Registration
December 1898 registration shows Scranton and Lackawanna county expanding. Total voters 47,505 with Scranton 25,0, Carbondale 3,734 and boroughs and townships 18,?. May figure 46,904 and district tallies listed. If four voters per registered voter applied, county population would near 191,490 and Scranton about 102,778.
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Scranton
Lackawanna County
Fred Kirchoff
Carbondale
Seranton
Treasury decisions restrict physicians and clubs on liquor sales
Internal Revenue Service rulings hold physicians cannot sell alcohol to patrons as a tax liable dealer unless the drinks are not merely mixed with drugs. A social club that orders alcohol for members and furnishes it for pay or future promise to pay is treated as a retail liquor dealer and must pay a special tax.
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Treasury
Internal Revenue
Penman
Ite
First annual meeting of Theodore A. White Manufacturing Co
The White Company held its first stockholders meeting in the Gould building Linden street. Officers elected for the year: President Theodore A. White Secretary and Treasurer L R Stelle Directors George B Jermyn J Lawrence Stelle D B Partridge W F Ketchum D D Evans. Plant details show over 1 000 dozen shirts in stock with active cutting sewing and finishing on multiple floors. Production of overalls expands with heavy denim cutting and electric sewing work. six salesmen and orders for over 1 009 dozen overalls on file.
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Theodore A. White
White
Hotel Jermyn cigar letters from the people
Under this heading readers submit letters about Hotel Jermyn and related topics. The Tribune presents short letters of interest accompanied by the writer’s name and notes it does not assume responsibility for opinions expressed.
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the Tribune
George Dixon Benefit Fight Proposal in U S Cities
John J. Skelly of Scranton Pa states he will meet ex featherweight champion George Dixon in this city for four rounds with Dixon receiving all receipts. The offer is dated January 14 from Scranton.
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George Dixon
United States
John J. Skelly
Scranton
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claims Fifty Years Use
An old promotional note touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the remedy for teething pain and wind colic, claimed to soothe the child and relieve diarrhea. It markets the product as trusted by millions of mothers for over fifty years, with a 25 cent price per bottle and wide availability through druggists.
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Mrs. Winslow
Two More Cases Yet to Be Heard Today at Superior Court
The superior court is near adjournment with only two cases remaining to be argued before noon. The session yesterday focused on Bradford Susquehanna and Wayne county matters with many prominent attorneys present as opinions including the Little libel case are anticipated.
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Bradford
Susquehanna
Wayne County
Superior Court
Wayne
Albert Morgan
Appellant
H. 6 K. Mitchell
Appellee
Clara Roy
Daniel Dalrymple
Southport
Chemung County
Bradford County
Troy Water Company
B. Parsons
Borough of
Troy
J. T. McCollum
Th K K. Mitchell
William Maxwell
I. McPherson
Supreme Court
Vermont Farm Machine Company
H. Tiffany
Jackson Chandler
Common Pleas
Susquehanna County
M.S. Allen
T. J. Davies
Intornegva
Rodney A. Mercur
W. J. Young
Algucl
John Howle
N. M. Bette
Evan Lewis
Lewis
Howl
William ©. Moran
Patrick Moran
Miller. Allen
Edson W. Safford
Henry Wilson
F. FP. Kirhle
Honesdale
Thomas ©. Soloman
John Rogers
Nelson Jordan
Equity
W.S. Buslander
M. Kimble
Andrew Bilesecker
Fire destroys York county estate and rare furniture collection
Levi Cooper of the lower end of York county loses his country home near Delta to a blaze that also consumes a vast collection of rare and antique furniture. Cooper, attempting to save the valuables, was overcome by smoke and his condition is reported as doubtful.
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York
Levi Cooper
York County
Delta
Cooner
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