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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1899
Page
3
A jumble of town items reports meetings at Howard Place and a Republican club event, a church service, stockholder matters, and a company notice. It notes a fatal incident, arrestees, court arraignments, last week’s mortalities, a bowling challenge, a found purse, and a reported hold up.
Michael Getelty won the role at a Sunday gathering in Ashe Tees, with Michael Dovte offered recording secretary Lawrence Hewitt as secretary and John Sheridan as delegate to the general fire committee. An injury to William Nethers occurred during the event and two tramps sought lodging at the Center Street station after a prior night’s misadventure.
The Twentieth Century club of the Beratton Railroad department will send two members to represent the Century club. Professor W. F. Plumiley from Latkawanni, Professor W. Biel from Laweku wanna, and Professor Mortle from Bupiur haan county are listed among the faculty participants.
The Catholic Historical Society and Sern Magazine club plan a member reception at the Guernsey building on Washington Avenue tonight. A progressive euchre party followed by dancing will be the main entertainment with a committee including Merv, Richard Oe Gr en, Mire, Timothy Burke, Mrs. M. F. Bande and Miss Allen Tiebun guiding arrangements. The event starts around 640 and runs into late evening for members only.
Thomas Hall a teller at Ridge Iron Works narrowly escaped death after his hand and arm were drawn into running rolls. Workers released power, another man stopped the machine, and Hall underwent immediate surgery to amputate above the shoulder. He remained under care in hospital with a favorable outlook.
A young woman flagged Patrolman Neals on Lackawanna Avenue claiming a colored man followed her from the West Side. Police nabbed John Eppa after a knee. He faces police court in the morning before the mayor. The pursuit involved Jorge and Ives with a white woman on Scranton Street. Flo saw the suspect near Center Street as the chase began.
Solid Through Vestibuled Trains offer Standard Pullman and Wagner Bullet Sleeping cars with luxuriously lighted day couches. Gas heating and daily service run via Lackawanna and Nickel Plate roads, providing the cheapest route from New York Scranton Binghamton and Kimba to Cleveland Fort Wayne Chicago and the west. Dining cars operate meals at reasonable prices and free porter service is provided for first and second class passengers. Rates are lower than other lines. For information contact ticket agents or F J Moore Nickel Plate road Buffalo.
An advert promotes Dr Alexanders Lung Healer claiming to cure coughs colds and lung troubles with pleasant taste and quick relief. Each bottle is guaranteed to cure or money back. Sold by Lane's at 429 Spruce Street for 250 a bottle.
A Brooklyn driven session highlights Senator Flinn securing the Young Woman's Christian Association vote. Delegates from Wilkes Barre Scranton and Philadelphia attend openings led by Mrs Gates and other leaders. The convention features sermons, talks, and reports, with Mrs Gates and Mrs Corr active in organizing the committee slate.
Remarks detail multiple divorces including Mrs Jennie Mexia and Mrs Maria Bunn. witnesses describe alleged depravity and desertion. Attorneys, judges, and residencies in Kirkwood, Carbondale, and Warbordale frame lengthy depositions on grounds of desertion and misconduct.
A session of naturalization court presided by Judge Gunster admitted applicants to citizenship. Names, residences and nationalities listed include James Thessar of Chedere, John Droet of Taylor, Anthony Thotert White of ON Rotee, Mollie Atke Milrivesin of Dickton City, Owenhan John Pocheteltoet of Come, Radolph Meyer of Scranten, Swiss Janes Vo Roteria of Berenton, English Timothy Cutlert of Moranton, and Russian William Ginn of Pockwiite.
A contested booth layout prompts a county committee to order changes amid tense planning. Officials argue over the proper placement and governance of the display, citing procedural concerns and public interest.
Ved Slostu No 7 Princes of Bygilad met at Malta temple last evening with 29 candidates instructed in the mysteries. Routine business was conducted and plans outlined for the May degree work ahead of the grand commandery meeting in the city. The next session is Wednesday evening March 29, followed by a banquet at Mitchell's dining room with ladies invited.
An early 20th century advert claims Pyramid Cure provides instant pain relief for piles and, by contracting vessels, offers permanent cure. It touts safety and affordability, with mail order availability through Pyramid Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
The Republican municipal campaign formally opened with an executive committee meeting at the Central Republican Club. Chairman Wo S. MAD urged unity, pledged victory, and urged members to strengthen the party while criticizing Democratic governance. Campaign coordination and district committee hooks were distributed as preparations continue with daily meetings and ten days of rapid meetings citywide.
Peter Gobor died while eating supper in Throop, cause listed as strangulation from a lodged meat piece. Coroner determined death, noting heavy drinking and noted an inquest may be held. Gobor, 41, left a wife and several children.
The Lake Shore Limited is described as the world’s finest passenger train running from New York to Boston via Buffalo and Cleveland. It features an eight-car consist with an egg-ble engine, observation platforms, buffet, smoking and dining cars, three sleeping cars, private compartments, wire-glass vestibules, and electric lighting, promising a premier luxury travel experience.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sheet music item titled The Pioneer Limited March arranged for flute and piano. It credits Captain Frederick Phinney and the United States band with publication by Brainard's Bone Company in Chicago. The text mentions the Chicago Milwaukee & 3) Paul Railway and a price of fifty cents, with George A. Healford listed as general passenger agent.
The Leader reports a large first day turnout for a grand sale offering muslin drawers skirts and cambric corset covers at special cut prices well below regular values. Shoppers crowded the event as discounted items ranged from 12c to 1.25 for various laces tucks and embroideries.
The obituary notes the death of Vateich Oaarett at GS on a Saturday evening, with survivors including Man Colemin and Uhre brother Fiiwonl. Funeral arrangements mention a service at Thema church and interment at Ancona, with references to HM Baker Aiiiwn and Hillman academy figures connected to the community.
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