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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1901

Page

5

Personal clouded report on Bradford and Harttisbure travel

The fragment records Andrew WE of Bradford county and others traveling to Harttisbure with mentions of Jenkin Wiliv Clappell and visiting Borciel. It notes a former hotel proprietor moving to Vika and references a legislative committee and a trip to Marilebone for advancing a repeal bill before the representatives.

Traktor Andrew WE Bradford A. le Francois Ducob Hehacfer T. 1 Bitclte Ante D. Rewde Specia Eulion Beard Marilebone Dstt

Memorial Service for Queen Victoria in St Luke’s Church

A memorial service for Queen Victoria will be held Friday evening at St Luke’s church with combined rectipal parishes in the city. The mayor and city officials are invited as bands and choirs provide music and the address will be delivered by Tew Francia Datemain of the Church of the Good Shepherd.

St. Luke's Church Havers Tew Francia Datemain Church of the Good Shepherd

QUAY PARTY RETURN FROM FLORIDA MOURNED BY ILL WEATHER

Senator Quay and party enjoyed Florida trips but poor weather hampered recovery from a recent illness. If Quay improves he may not return north for weeks and could delay any extra session. The group fished at Lake Worth and Nassau Bahamas visiting the English governor’s home before Fleitz returned to Hardburgh.

Florida Senator Quay Lucde Qua Marriabiyry Quay Congresa Grokel Fleitz Ben Soowy Atlantic City Quoy Epor Tarpon Pie Erally Ban Lucie Wleite Mea Freitz Colonel Quay Naesan Bahamas Fleites Hardvburg

Tremberger Quartette at Guernsey Hall Tonight

The Tremberger quartet plays at Guernsey Hall this evening with tickets available at Guernsey's. The event headline cites a January date and venue details for local music fans.

Tremberger Guernsey Hall Guernsey

Costuming of the Fete Promises Magnificent Marie Antoinette Spectacle

The Marie Antoinette fete will feature stage rotting and floral decorations surpassing previous efforts. Costumes will evoke late eighteenth century elegance with festoons, drapery, hair adorned with fichus, and colorfully dressed performers in a grand bal poudre setting. Tickets sell quickly for matinee and evening shows.

Iaat Marie Antoinette Thia

Rule to Strike Off Names in Election Petition Case

Jujons granted to show cause why Josef and M Schwartz of South Washington Ave should not be struck from Walsh versus Thomas election petition over Eighth ward contest. Judge Archbald Snetweek ruled petitioners pay costs. Schwartz claim forged signatures and no signer authorization. Costs projected near £1,200 plus examiner and stenographer bills. rule returnable at argument court.

Josef M. Schwartz South Washington Avenue J. E. Walsh W. T H.thomas Eighth Ward Archbald Snetweek Schwartaes M. Schwarte Archibald Joseph Schwarts Schwartses Walsh Josef Schwartz Joe Josef Schwarts Jacob Jurkevitz T. Schmulentz Ralph 34 Levy Josef Swartz E. ©. Newcomb Schwartzes Wroth Daniele

Larkin Brothers Note Appointed Bank Cashier

Madison I. Larkin, assistant treasurer of the Colliery Engineer Co, reports his brother A. M. Larkin has been named cashier of the German National Bank in Newport Kentucky. A. M. Larkin comes from the National Lafayette Bank in Cincinnati where he led complex banking tasks before taking charge at the Newport institution. Their father Joseph Franklin Larkin organized and led Cincinnati National Bank, shaping the city’s banking system for years.

Madison I. Larkin A. M. Larkin German National Bank Newport National Lafayette Bank Cincinnati Kentucky Larkin Joseph Franklin Larkin Cincinnati National Bank

Crier Snyder Stricken by Gastritis in Court Waiting Room

Uncle Jake Snyder, a venerable court errer, fell ill with gastritis while in a waiting room near the main court yesterday. He was treated by Dr F C Hall and laid on a cot before being moved home on Washburn street. The physician said his condition is favorable and not likely to require long confinement.

Court Errer Jake Snyder F. C. Hall Washburn Street Hall Snyder

Knights of Columbus Third Anniversary Banquet in Scranton

Scranton council of the Knights of Columbus celebrated its three year anniversary with a banquet and dance at the club house on North Washington avenue. Dr. W. M. Reedy presided. speakers included Rev. J. Griffin and Hon. J. J. O’Neill. about 50 couples attended and live music by Ratsers orchestra filled the evening.

W. M. Reedy J. J. Griffin James J. O'Neill William F. Shean John F. McGrath John M. Gunster John P. Quinnan Scranton Council of the Knights of Columbus Washington Avenue Raters Orchestra Columbus Walter M. Reedy Tf. J. Bourke J. V. Moylan William Hanley, Jr Dr. Reedy Toaetmaster Jir. J. Rourke Feranton Council Knights of Columbus Needy Tude Althop Hoban Knights cClireh Father Griffin Persena O'Neill Carbondale Julia Marlowe W. F. Shean Reedy

Coffee Special at 4 Lbs for $1 Free 1 Lb Offer

A local grocer touts Coursen's Best Coffee as the best 35c coffee. Last week a 1 lb limit sold at 25c. This week the sale offers 3 lbs for $1 and 1 lb free, totaling 4 lbs with a 46c savings.

Victory for the O Boyle Faction in Ward Nomination Battle

Judge Dolin ruled yesterday in favor of the O Boyle faction in the eighteenth ward nominating fight. Both sides filed certificates with the county commissioners and faced objections over irregular caucuses and signatures. The court dismissed the objections, noting uncertainty about other caucuses but not ruling on them in this case. Attorney notes: James J. O Malley for objectors and P F Loughran for respondents.

Judge Dolin Kelly O'Doyle Aldermin's HL Nolen John Clark Patrick B. Duffy O'Boyle Thomas Noone Thomas O' Boyle, Jr Edward Manley Aldis Kellylitea Kelly People O'Mosle James J. O'Malley P. F. Loughran

Snow Storm Fails to Deliver Sufficient Sleighing

A snow storm began with heavy hopes for good sleighing but soon tired and left only a thin mantle over the earth. The piece notes the early rush of activity followed by dwindling snowfall and unmet expectations for substantial accumulation.

City Deficiencies Put at 15 000 as Estimates Panel Meets

A Tribune review of Controller Towell’s files shows deficiencies for the year may total 15 000 with the fire department leading at over 8 000. Ward appropriations are heavily overspent and several thousand dollars more may be awaiting final approval before the new appropriation ordinance.

Fire Department Tribune Towell Offie Cave Fourth Ward Fifth Eleventh Fifteenth Ninetenth Harvey

Burglar Arrest At Pedestrian Standby Front Door Break

Andrewea was caught at a cash register attempting to pry the drawer open after breaking a front door window with a cobblestone. He was arraigned before Alderman Fuller and committed to county jail. He is held with Andrew Merri awaiting trial for burglarizing Radin's pawn shop on Penn Avenue.

Mer Andrewea Andrewa Ile Filler Andrew Merri Radin Penn Avenue

Next season at Lake Lodore excursion plans announced

The Delaware and Studson company issues a brochure for the 1901 Lake Lodore excursion season. It highlights the new depot, a grand white dance pavilion, and boat-dotted lake scenery over five and a half miles. Applications for dates are flowing in, with Mr TL W Crores of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad handling inquiries through Scranton agents.

Delaware and Studson Company Lake Lodore Lake Steels TL. W Delaware and Hudson Railroad Scranton Delaware and Hudson Ticket

Two Dry Goods Salesmen Named At Finleys Store

Two experienced dry goods salesmen at Finleys, 510 and 512 Lackawanns avenue, are noted in the record.

Finley's Lackawanns Avenue

Man arraigned in aggravated assault case in Raymond court

Owen Fitzpatrick was arraigned before Alderman Millar on a charge of aggravated assault and battery against Mary Cannon of Raymond court. He was committed to the county jail in default of $500 bail. The complaint states the assault occurred January 22 and left Cannon with a broken jaw and facial bruises. Fitzpatrick was arrested by Constables Byars and Thomas after allegedly damaging Cannon’s rooms and furniture.

Owen Pliapatrick Millar Mary Cannon Raymond Court Dharata Fitzpatrick Conatablea Byars Thomas Center Street

Man Arrested In Store Burglary Scuffle

David Andrews of Brick Avenue was caught in the act of burglarizing Atlas General Store on West Market Street by Patrolman Amara Palmer.

Davi Andrews Brick Avenue Atlas’ General Store West Market Street Amara Pal

Krause's Cold Cure Sold At 25 Cents

An advertisement touts Krause's Cold Cure as a non-drowsy remedy that won’t affect the head or hearing and claims rapid relief. It promises a speedy cure leaving users feeling fresh and clear headed, with the product bolded as Matthews Brow.

Krause Matthews

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