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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1899
Page
8
Banquet and dancing party hosted by local dental association
The Wilkes Barre area hosted a Dental Association banquet at the Hotel Sterling Wilken-Parte Tuesday evening. A dance followed at the home of Miss Gertrude Gilgalion, with a gathering of close friends and a list of guests from New York and the region enjoying the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tWuzerne and
Lackawanna Dental
Hotel Sterling
Wilken-Parte
T. Wheaton
George C. Knox
J. J. Fordham
H. N. Tratton
Laubach
Struppler
J. Donnegen
T. A. Bynon
Mies Gertrude Gilgaliion
Mre
W. Gliigalion
Loch Pinesirest
Vous Indy
How To
Miesee Gertrude Grow
Miorenee Clarke
Agnes Coleman
Agnes Jennings
Lovers of Flowers Visit Beles Conservatories Saturday
Lovers of rare blooms may tour Colonel and Mr H A Beies’s conservatories Saturday afternoon and evening with a ten cent entry. Donations help fund a sterilizer for Huhemin hospital, costing over two hundred fifty dollars, with committee members available to explain the exhibits. Orchids are in full bloom and access is from the side gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Beies
Huhemin
Gallagher Successful at South Scranton Fair Vote
Gallagher wins by a wide margin in a local fundraising contest at St. John’s Church fair in South Scranton. The tally shows $1,690.10 for Gallagher after a crowded hall and strong public support. Prominent city figures attended, and Gallagher plans a classified donor list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Cusick
St. John Church Fair
OW. Gallacher
Mod
Cuesick
St. John's Church Fair
South Scranton
KF. A. Tipple
Gallagher
P. J. Neoliz
Mr. Cusick
T. Boland
T. A. Dunehue
Gallagherites
Fourth number of course at the High School programme
Tonight at the high school the fourth number of the lecture course will be presented. The program includes The Pishermin Lotu s Glees, recitals by Miss Faith M Norton and Mira Norton, and various solos and group performances. Several items have been postponed until March.
FORGER RUSSELL SENTENCED TO EIGHTEEN MONTHS
James B. Russell, a noted check forger, was sentenced to eighteen months in the Eastern penitentiary. Judge McMichael of Philadelphia handed down the sentence after Russell’s trial. John G. Reese, a Scranton victim, testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Russell
Scranton
McMichael
Philadelphia
John G. Reese
Clas
Russell
Grippe Contagious Warned by New York Health Commissioners
Public notice warns the grippe is contagious and spreads person to person with precautions. An advertised lung healer Dr Alexander promises quick cures and free samples distributed house to house during a promotion. Dr Agnew’s Heart Cure is claimed to relieve heart symptoms in minutes with testimonials from W J Rundle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Health Commissioners
Alexander
Three Pretty Day Weddings In Scranton Homes
Miss Minnie Rinker wed Dr. E Y Harrison at Simpson Methodist church with a large city guest list including M Ackerman Lincoln Nebraska and Miss Hart of Jackson Street. Anna Hart and Peter W O'Brien joined in a St Patrick’s church ceremony and a Philadelphia honeymoon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Rinker
Weat
Scranton
E. Y. Harrison
J. B. Sweet
E. J. Santee
Anna Hart
Jackson Street
Peter W. O’brien
St. Patrick’s Church
A. T. Broderick
Mise Minnie Rinker
Peter Rinker
Sumner Avenue
Kh. ¥. Harrison
Simpson Methodist Church
EF. L. Santee
Lackawanna
Misa Grace Acker
Mendelssohn
Betere
W. H B. Dawes
Robert Davis
Welcom C. Snover
W. L. van Buskirk
Olyphant
Lohengrin
Anna
Thomas Hart
So Jackson Street
Peter W. O Brien
New York City
Mise Marie Johnson
Agnes Hurt
Slater
Uride
Peter Niland
Weide
Coursen’s Java Coffee and Tea Deals Ad
An advertisement lists Coursen’s Java Coffee at 28 cents and a 25 percent discount versus Tea Stores. Coursen’s Triple Blend priced at 32 cents, 5 pounds for $1.50. Finest Old Mandehling at 40 cents. This week only 5 pounds for $1.75.
Election trouble in Sixth ward prompts court review
Ex councilman John E Regan alleges improper substitutions in the Sixth ward Democratic nominations. James Hewitt and Patrick Keegan were named for district offices on a new certificate after Anthony Mahon and John M Casey prepared separate blanks. Mahon and Casey defend the process, while Regan threatens perjury charges and Mahon Casey insist Hewitt Keegan were duly elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Regan
James Hewitt
Patrick Keegan
John White
John Ryan
Anthony Mahon
John M. Casey
Mahon
Casey
Messrs
Hewitt and
Keegan
Regan
Hewitt
Keenan
Cau- Cun
Megere
Renan
White
Ryan
Mr. Regan
Worker Dies at Parish Breaker While On Duty
George W. Forney 50, a feed er at the mud screen of the Parish breaker in Plymouth, collapsed and died at work about 10 am. George Metal found him unresponsive. Dr. D F. Smith cited heart disease as the cause. Survived by wife and six children. formerly of Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Forney
Plymouth
George Metal
Forney
D. F. Smith
Danville
Southern Railway promotes investment and relocation prospects
Special opportunities exist today for furniture and woodworking firms textile mills shoe and leather manufacturers. The Booth along the Southern Railway offers openage for electrical plants wholesalers and other business men. For investments in manufacturing industries coal timber lands farms or homes in healthy climates, investigate the Southern Railway territory spanning 6400 miles from the Potomac to the Mississippi and the Ohio to the southern seaboard. Send for publications and tell what you seek to locate advantageously. M V Richards land and industrial agent Southern Railway Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Southern Railway
Tron
Potomac
Ocean
Miguinsippi
Ohio
Seaboard
M. V. Richards
Washington
B. c
Finest wines and cigars at Lane's on Spruce Street
Lane's shop at 320 Spruce Street offers a selection of fine wines and cigars for customers seeking premium leisure goods in a compact neighborhood venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane's
Spruce Street
Refund Promise for Gretneas Syrup Guarantee Agreed
The agreement pledges to refund the money on a bottle of Gretne a Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. It also offers a smaller bottle to prove satisfaction or money refunded, signed by J. G. Bone and others in Puasore and Donahue in Ranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Bone
Committee Begins Campaign Work in Scranton
Alderman W. S. Millar chairs the Republican executive committee as it opens headquarters at 1230 Washington Ave. The group pledges a clean, aggressive campaign to elect the city ticket, with John T. Williams as treasurer and Charles Acker and Jacob F. Miller as secretaries. Millar urges full GOP unity and voter turnout for the February 21, 1903 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Millar
John T. Williams
Charles Acker
Jacob F. Miller
Millar
Central Republican Club
Republican City
Tribune
W. S Millar
John T. Willams
Charlies Acker
Scranton
Firemen's Relief Meeting Elects Delegates and Adjusts Dues
The Firemen's Relief Association met in the council chambers with Vice-president John W. Moir presiding. A key change levies dues from the general fund to end annual assessments, secretary Emil Honn's salary rises to $100 yearly, and new delegates from each fire company were seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen's Relief Association
Hickey
John W. Moir
Emil Honn
John von Bergen
Dempsey
Niagara Hore Company
Peter Robling, Jr
Charles Wirth
Neptune Engine Company
Charles Simrel
Richard Farrell
William Connell Hose Company
Emil Bonn
P. J. Hickey
Century Hose Company
D. J. Newman
BR. Hineline
Crystal Hose Company
Joseph W. Hall
Henry Greenwood
Franklin Engine Company
A. R. Simrell
Fr. W. Long
General Phinny Engine Company
A. B. Holmes
Richard Willams
Columbia4 Hoge Company
John J. Costello
James J. Crier
Cumberland Hore Company
Roewlar
J. J. O Malley
Eagle Hore
EK. F. Wenzel
Mary O'Malley
James J. O'Malley
Michael May
Excelsior Hore Company
Exemption Granted on 1809 Assessment Across Fire Companies
Michael Barrett of Cumberland Hose company and Frank T. Moyer of Nay Aug Hose company led a decision to exempt all fire companies from paying the 1809 assessment of $10. The three daye or six term references appear as historical phrasing surrounding the exemption order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Barrett
Cumberland Hose Company
Frank T. Moyer
Nay Aug Howe Company
Funeral of Mrs Joseph Green Held at Madison Avenue Home
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon for Mrs Joseph Green at her residence 742 Madison Avenue by Rev Dr Chapman of the Linden Street Synagogue. He delivered an eloquent eulogy. Interment followed in the Hebrew Cemetery at Dunmore. Pallbearers included George Phillips Roe Simon Ries Mr Moyes L Driesen and Samuel Brown of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Millie
Mra Fol. Womeer
Marrage
Jaco O. Ackerman
Dos Linden
E. M. Chapmin
Linden Street Temple
Lohengrin
Havuer
Bridaarty
Upstairina
Charles FL
Bernard Wormeser
Mise Hose Wormer
Isaac Ackerman
Mere Taibhi Chapmin
Mendelssohn
Miss Rese
Boeing
Marvin and
Muir
Washington Avenue
Rudolph
Ackerman
Lacka- Wanna Avenue
M. Ackerman
Lincoln
Nebraska
Fio Simon
Joseph Green
Madison Avenue
Dr. Chapman
Linden Street
Hebrew Cemetery
Dunmore
George Phillips
Roe
Simon Ries
Moyes
L. Driesen
Samuel Brown
New York City
Prudential Growth Highlighted in Annual Statements
The Prudential Insurance Company of America shows strong growth with $414 million in in force ordinary policies and $80 million in ordinary life in force. For 1888 it wrote $216 million and paid policyholders over $5 million. Assets total about $25.9 million with a surplus near $1.6 million, signaling solid strength for Gibraltar’s insurer. Also noted are unrelated medical ads and local distribution notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Prudential
Pridential Han
Prudental
Gibraltar
Unbleached Harvest Home Sheet and Lockwood Sheeting Notes
Unbleached and bleached Lockwood Sheeting items listed by yard and width including 5-4 6-4 9-4 16-4, with notes on muslin and cambric fabrics and assorted table linen dimensions. Prices shown per yard and various descriptions mix fabric types and widths in this fragmented catalog excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gharg Sonn
Choi Bumseaseneeneta Des Bas
Pemcocccenra
Poselle
Psapetasuvesseuve Pilcpeerer
Lee
Atlantic
van Khostenweseer
Ingundéevene Sae
Berkley
Lonsdale Cambric
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Norton
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Perry Bros
Wyoming Ave
Griffin Art Stud
A. A. Lindabury
Remdence
Kom Omee— Williams Building
Opp
Pastottics
Keetdence
210 South Main Avenue
Columbian Detective Agency
I Bank
Scranton, PA
Chas McMullen
General Insurances Ome
N!traders Mattonal Bank Bldg
Agkawanna
Penn Avenue
Wartman
Jobn Foy
Fitiaten
Richard Hioynie
P.O Mulley
John ‘Faslov
Wilkes-Marre
Mina Reeves
Gormyontown
Sidney Williams
Jefferson Avenue
Sher Courtrichi
Honesdale
Beranton
John Walsh
Cusick
Undertaking Establishment
Thomas Carmody
Avoca
Lovers OF Flowers
Beles’ Conservatories
FURST
Pishermin
Lotus Glee Chat
Ew Dunder
Sevee
Gabes
Reperenshobay
Grigasby'y Station
J. Whitcomb Riley
Faith M. Norton
Parker Lotus Gleehuis
Marie
Cowen
Mr. Lenox
T. B. Aldries
Mira Norton
Parthcond
Blehey Lotus Glee
Richelieu the
Mr. Conant
Forger
Grippe
Millie Wormser
J. C. Ackerman
Harrison Rinker
Harrison
Morgane
Macgraves Pharmacy
Muhlenberg
University of Pennsylvania
Hart-O' Brien
Coursen's
Ib Coursen
Java
Republican Executive Committee
Firemen's Relief Meeting
Dr.Bull’s
Prudential Insurance Company
Hood
C. L Hood & Co
Lowell
Mars
Wilkes-Barre
Wace
Lackewanne Avenue
Muslin Sale
Clarke Bros
Eastman Kodak Co
Florey & Brooks
Court House
Pune
Raynolds
Hoth Junk
Jac Hata
Jacketa
Pierce'’s Market
Prises
Lackawanna Ava
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Scranton Tribune
Maloney OL and Manufacturing CO. Telephone
Sorantos
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