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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
3
City Notes Imborraranrz Ball At Theal Muse Hall
The annual masquerade ball of the Scranton Wiederkratie is set for February 7 at Muse Hall. It will be members only. Other items note assaults, meetings, and local notices including a plumber union gathering and a mine accident near Avondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Wiederkratie
Muse Hall
Bachelor Ball in Scranton Hails Young Bachelors
The South Scranton Young Bachelors held a successful ball at the Scranton Bicycle Club house with Bauer’s orchestra providing music and Tate serving refreshments. Committee members included Burns, Michael Huns, William Duntae, and James Brennan. A horse and buggy theft report was also received by police at 10:50 PM, detailing entry into the carriage owned by John Winterson of Wittston. The horse is iron gray with a black top and red finishing gear. Delaware Lackawanna and Western paydays are announced for several collieries, with semimonthly earnings due for mid January at Oxford, Dodo, Bellows, Holden, and others. A series of lectures by Dr. Arthur T. Pierson of New York is planned from February 10 to 11, inviting cooperation from local missions and societies. New cooking classes begin. late entrants may join a back session. A candy making class is forming, and Gila Territorial club meetings are set for Friday at 4 PM with girls under 17 encouraged to join. Lessons in table setting and waiting are included, with the secretary’s Bible sessions concluding Monday and Friday. All girls are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elo
South Scranton
Scranton
Bauer
Tate
Burns
Michael Huns
William Duntae
Wid Jamce Brennen
Polio
John Winterson
Wittston
Vv. W. CC
Arthur T. Pierson
New York
Leone
Annual Banquet of Scranton Engineers' Club
The Scranton Engineers' Club held its annual meeting and banquet at the Board of Trade Assembly Room. Officers elected for the coming year included President HM W Howley and Vice President H H Stock with BK Sturges as treasurer and KR Williamson as recording secretary. The event featured a decorative menu, impromptu toasts, and guests from Wilkes-Barre, Carbondale, and Philadelphia among many city members and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Engineers’ Club
Board of Trade Assembly
HM. W. Howley
H. H. Stock
BK. Sturges
KR. B. Williamson
James Gardiner Sanderson
C. Rose
A. D. Blackinton
William M. Marple
Steward O'Neil
Scrinten Club
H. W. Rowley
James . Dickson
BK. Tracey
Hit T., Conner
George T. Thomas
Wilkes-Barre
William J. Hamilton
8. H. Kupp
Carbondale
George T. Gwilliam
Philadelphia
City
Thomas Sprague
Walter TL. Henwood
FP. K. Trinity
F. T. Platt
B. M. 4Endher
E. H. Simpson
Alfred #. Lister
R. EK
Hurley
Morgan Davis
Ht. Harding
Mattes
AL BR. Dunning
Alm
Eee
MH. M. Lane
I. i. Kingley
Hearing on the Will of Charles W Roesler
Objections to probating the will of Charles W Roesler are set for a hearing before Register of Wills Koch. The late man left most of his estate to Mrs. Mary Louise Osberry who lived with him at 225 Franklin Avenue for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Wills
Koch
Charles W. Roesler
Mary Louise Osbernry
Osberry
Franklin Avenue
Houdewilver
Officers of Royal Arcanum Installs New Leadership in Ceremonial
The Seranton council No. 023 of the Royal Arcanum installed its new officers at the bi weekly meeting in Odd Fellows hall. New officers include Regent W A Duggan Vice regent F L Sturdevant orator C Comegya secretary Edward Evans treasurer P J McCaffery chaplain HM M Crowell guide John F Volkanandt warden J B Hall sentry Philip Wirth trustees K E Ripple F W Martin Myer Davidow representative to Grand council W W Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seranton Council
Royal Arcanum
Odd Fellowes’ Hall
W. A. Duggan
F. L. Sturdevant
C. Comegya
Thomas Russell
Edward Evans
J. Cooper
P. J. McCaffery
HM. M. Crowell
John F. Volkanandt
J. BH. Hall
Philip Wirth
H. Ripple
F. W. Martin
Myer Davidow
Grand Council
W. W. Berry
False Pretences Charged In New York Brewer Arrest
Morris Traoube of New York City was arrested on a warrant from Alderman Millar on false pretences. He was arraigned and held under $800 bail. The Anthracite Brewing Company charged Traoube with obtaining 400 for beer never delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Traoube
New York City
Millar
Anthracite Brewing Company
Tracube
Fees of the new county officials argued before judge
Judge Archbald heard the Lewis v county fee case on whether new county officials receive fees or a salary. A verdict of 120 was directed for Lewis, with jurors told the case hinges on constitutional salary rules and census timing. Proceedings may continue Saturday or Monday with possible Superior Court appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
R. W. Archbald
W. R. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
W. J. Sfand
M. J. Martin
H. L. Taylor
H. A. Knapp
H. Barnes
Census Department
Lewie
Lewis
Lackawanna
Seo
Silstek
Edwards
Kelly
Arbitration hearing in Probst vs Stone over fence on East Mountain
The third hearing before Arbitrators M Fr Conry Joseph Jeffrlee and Russell Dimmick in Dunmore Fifth Ward discussed settlement terms. Annie M Probst alleges John Stone unlawfully broke down her fence and drove over her land, with a basis of settlement reached yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fr. Conry
Joseph Jeffrlee
Russell Dimmick
Annie M. Probst
John Stone
Dunmore
Savings Advice From Traders National Bank
A bank advertisement urges careful saving and regular small deposits to build wealth. It promotes disciplined work and planning, arguing the long standing “pillar to power plan” has failed and that incremental savings over time creates a substantial “pile” to be proud of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waa
Yesterday's marriage licenses listing a few individuals
A brief, partially garbled entry notes yesterday's marriage licenses including Avuellet Wiliam Bolumidt Rowe Manni Oahey and Thomas J. Willian with Maria Bodycoomb and Hugh streat, indicating a 2008 date and streets in the locality. The readable pieces point to a registry update rather than detailed marriage ceremonies or statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avuellet Wiliam Bolumidt, Co
Cesces Rowe
Administers Assigned to EB Shurtleff for William Fink Estate
Court granted EB Shurtleff letters of administration for the William Fink estate. Hearings were set for objections to Lackawanna township nomination certificates. Auditor Charles J. Daniele reported on the assignor's bank account with Citizens' and Miners Savings Bank. creditors receive about 7 events on the dollar. Deeds recorded for numerous purchasers including Mina Robinson, The Arvin Building and Loan, Henry W. Sorthon, and others. further deeds to be acknowledged on Jan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fink
Shurtleff
Min Indaw
Lackawanna Township
Charles J. Daniele
Citizens’ and
Miner’ Savings Bank
Corny
Thomas Barrowman
Mina Robinson
Woodman
Charles Robinson
Arvin
W. A. Costello
Ducothoa Feil
German Building Association
Scranton Railway Company Refuses Union Clause Demand
As forecast, the Scranton Railway company refused to accept a contract clause excluding nonunion workers. The dispute prompted a late-night meeting between the employes grievance committee and company officials. Workers report a new eight-hour shift lowers pay, with some wages cited around $1.82 under the new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Railway Company
Clarke
Silliman
Timothy Burke
Tribune
Carbondale
George Keller
Iresh
Charles Seeley
Fiis
Keller
Dern Guu
Finae
Hideeslon
Gaiety Theater Closes as Harvey Long Retires
The Gaiety theater shuts after a Vagabonda Burlesque show as manager Harvey Long retires from management though a future reopening is possible. Long plans to devote himself to his bill posting business and the theater has faced financial strains since September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vagabonda
H. Schadt
Long
Carpenters Die In Scaffold Accident At Steel Works
Two carpenters were killed and two others injured at the Pennsylvania Steel works in Hareburg when a swinging scaffold thirty feet high swung and ropes looped. A shifting engine snapped the rope, flinging workers from the scaffold to the ground. Frank McCoy of Steelton died, with A Breosh and Alvin Weaver of Harrisburg injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hareburg
Don
Frank McCoy
Steelton
Va. Breosh
Alvin Weaver
Harrisburg
Carpenter
Pennsylvania Steel Works
Trial List Prepared for Two-Week Criminal Term
District Attorney W H Lewis released a trial list for a two week criminal term beginning February 4. Three courts are aimed for weekly operation with judges Edwards Kelly Archbald and others presiding. First week features Sammie Alliott murder Coyne perjury and related cases. second week heads with Bevalacque murder and extensive larceny and assault counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billiott
Bevalacque
Coyne
W. H. Lewis Vesterday
H. M. Edwards
John P. Kelly
R. W. Archbald
Edwards
Archbald
Carbondale
Sammie Alliott
Edward J. Neary
Thomas J. Coyne
Robert Wilson
Jacob Elliman
William A. Pharpe
Patrick J. Conway
Louise Fertunn
Joseph Kearney
Frank Robling
B. W
W. Wall
Frank Robling, Jr
I. Connell & Company
Nellie
Jaimeon
Kate Johnson
Bridget Moran
Frank Hobling, Jr
William l Tanaan
Frank Roebling
Charlee Metecister
Alvin Charles Oustard
Frank Stobling
John Yates
Oewult
Mamie Lewis
Pts
Anthons Stewart
Doln Melane
Mellicent Witehrwke
Fleet
William Holdean
Alexander Grow
J Seidman
Prosperous Year for Scranton Bolt and Nut Works Announces Growth
The Scranton Bolt and Nut Works reported a four percent dividend and capital stock increase from 160000 to 250000 at its annual meeting. Directors and officers were reelected, production expanded with a sixty four foot addition, six new machines, and staff rising from 200 to 300. The company ships nationwide with trade in Cuba Porto Rico and orders from South Africa Australia South America India and China. Next year’s outlook is bright with an expected strong report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Bolt and Nut Works
Sollowa
W. C. Zehnders
Charles H. Welles
Li. M. Horton
EB. M. Zehnder
Theodore Fuller
W. DP. Zehnder
Charles HW. Welles
A. Lansing
J. M. Horton
Johnson
H. Zehnder
Charleen Mose
Zehnder
United States
Cuba
Porto Tico
South Africa
Australia
South America
India
China
Peculiar Sandwich Sparks City Scandal At Lunch Wagon
H. J. Coyle bit into a ham sandwich and found a mouse leg hidden between slices. Samuel Herriwite, lunch wagon operator, faced alderman Millar but was exonerated from all charges after the mouse episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Coyle
Coyle
Samuel Herriwite
Herriwite
Millar
Locomotives and Stationary Engines Exhibit
Scranton general office showcases boilers moisting and pumping machinery with locomotives and stationary engines on display at the exhibit.
Rival Lunch Wagon Owners Accuse Sabotage Plot
A feud between two lunch wagon proprietors escalates with a claimed scheme to spoil the rival's business. Coyle allegedly hired to enter the wagon, order a sandwich, swap it with a prepared one, and sow confusion to harm the other vendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyle
Modern Woodmen Camp Organized in Scranton
Modern Woodmen of America Providence camp number 155 organized in the Auditorium lodge room with 35 charter members. Officers elected include W Otto D Meyer W A Wilson Blaby banker J M Fohringer escort Pred V Hertwell watchman P V Scanton centeney W D Oakley physicians Dr Bessey Dr Smith managers Hert Sherman J Gillespie two years F J Hubbard three years. Gillespie chosen to represent camp at state camp in Harrisburg February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
Providence Camp
Auditorium Lodge
Joseph HH. Hughey
Otto D. Meyer
W. A
Wilson Blaby
J. M. Fohringer
Pred V. Hertwell
P. V. Scanton
Eentey
W. D. Oakley
State Appointments in Lackawanna Legislature
Among announced appointments, four Lackawanna county representatives are credited. T Jefferson Reynolds named his father Joseph Reynolds as assistant doorkeeper. Scheuer became messenger for George Marshall. Estes Jones of Bellevue, a driver, was made a page through Edward James Jr and Edward Swarts. Swarts, formerly janitor at the courthouse, also became a page through Philbin. Senate confirmed P. G. Reilly and D. F. Fickes of Scranton and W. B. K. Wat of Carbondale as notaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
T. Jefferson Reynolds
Joseph Reynolds
Scheuer
George Marshall
Carpenter & Fileig
Estes Jones
Bellevue
Edward James, Jr
Edward Swarts
Dunmore
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