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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1900

Page

7

Water plant plan hinges on stone wall at Rawson tract

Local officials review the Rawson tract for a citizens water plant and conclude a 245 foot wall suffices to enclose the basin. A nearby stone quarry and a 2250 foot tunnel under a knoll raise the project’s cost and complexity, with an estimated 840 million gallon capacity and 200 gallons daily per resident. City costs reach about 170,000, plans to decide this month amid strong support for Browns.

Rawson Tract Bagin Citleena’ Company A. J. Downing Scranton Cork Dunning Othe City

Feeding the Multitude Miraculously Cited at Thdlependince Day

A parish address recounts a miracle similar to the feeding of the five thousand. Father Coffey gathered a crowd, asking for fruit or cash equivalents, and Frost multiplied loaves and fishes, producing enough to meet the need in a display described as miraculous.

Pather Coffey

North Main Street dealer gains business amid family illness

The North Main Street furniture dealer Owing to the Wines of A. Nerry has come into possession of the business after the elder Mr. Berry, beset by months of illness, was deemed unlikely to survive beyond a few days.

A. Nerry

Local Social News and Upcoming Bicycle Ride

Mr and Mrs Marcus Brennan host Mr and Mrs James Lys nady at South Church Street While H C Wheeler MOD and CTL Tones plan a bicycle ride Saturday from town to Port Jervis through the Delaware Valley Water Gap and back Tonight Mer and Mrs James Lys nady arrive M P Flynn of Scranton called on friends in Carbondale A Lewsey and party spent last week in Nineveh Funeral of James Dempaer yesterday drew a large crowd Rev Charles Tee of the Fiet Presbyterian church resumes annual vacation

Marcus Brennan South Church Street Mer James Lysnady Green Ridge H.C. Wheeler MOD CTL Port Jervis Delaware Valley Water Gap Delaware Western M. P. Flynn Scranton Carbondale A. & Lewsey Nineveh Tie Family James Dempaer Charles Tee Fiet Presbeterian Church Vile

Death of Mrs Jennie Battenberg at Main Street home

Mrs Jennie Battenberg, resident of Jermyn and Mayfield, died Saturday morning after two years of consumption. She leaves two daughters Elizabeth and Cora, and two brothers, Jaune Jones of the borough and Thomas Jones of Honesdale. Funeral will be private at 2 PM. Viewing hours are 10 AM to 1:40 PM.

Jennie Battenberg Hwr Main Street Lailles Onstead Mint Jessie Winter Mice Weetess Hoeearth Cormort Tunder Mogarth Davie Seon Street Gilroy Honesdale Sith Malan Astrost Gail George Davin Willie Frank Carbondale Patrick Farrel Doha China

Produce mishap and social notes from Olyphant items

A farmer Joseph Kirkley brought produce to Blakely but frightened horses caused a cart to spill vegetables on Main Street injuring one horse. HB Mish to wed Fether Arner from Foster Mauch Chunk. couple to marry tomorrow at the church. Funeral for Mrs. John Pletcher held Ghent church. burial Slavonica cemetery. Browns from his place traveled to Honesdale to play the crack team. rain-ending game stopped in the second period.

Joseph Kirkley South Gidaon Frew & Robinson's Blakely Main Street Blakely Cash Store Tuckawanna Street Mish Fether Arner Fost Mauch Chunk Bush Lackawanna Street Mamie Jonnie Moran Fluartl George Mason Charles Houser Lake Ariel John Pletcher Ghent Slavonica Hones Gale

Taylor Howe company to open new quarters in Nevel

The Taylor Howe company will formally open its new two story Nevel building with exercises this evening. Members of the Taylor fire department and borough officials will attend the ceremonies including a parade led by the Taylor Silver Cornet Band. A temperance lecture by Rev Burton Lo Hockwood of Indianapolis is set for tomorrow evening at Calvary Baptist Church.

Taylor Howe Company Nevel Taylor Fire Department Itn Durgee Grifflilke Boroukgl Council Ofcinia Ween Schild and Moore Cormpotw Wetwi'n Hall Gentary Hose Company No. 3 Price Library School House Pittston Pockville Lackawanna Seaion M0. Cloyd Priceluke Festertay Annie Minnie Baker Maleatreet Cotersburg Vestentar

Young People's Society Plans July Outdoor Concert

Peckville reports a Methodist church youth group hosting an outdoor concert on July 21 with proceeds aiding a local cause. Charles Beattys family moves to Lake Winola as Hayden Samson returns from a short trip. Frank Chivers recovers after an electrical shock while at a rail line incident. Mail carrier Levi Stage, injured July 4, remains in hospital with a slow recovery.

Young People’s Society of the Mediyterian Church Charles 1 Beattys Lake Winola Hayden Samson Honewlale Irinais Gilbert Taylor Scott Frank Chivers Raila Chivers Levi Stage

Chamberlains Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed by Reader

From Sylvan Valley News Brevard North Carolina a reader defends Chamberlins Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as reliable after twenty years usage. The piece urges keeping a bottle on hand to ease onset of attacks and reduce dependence on a physician. Matthews Bros sell it wholesale and retail.

Sylvan Valley News Brevard N.C Chamberlain Matthews Bros

Storm Damage Strikes Tunkhannock Amid Repairs

Damage from a severe storm leaves streets littered with debris as crews remove fallen trees and repair power and telecommunication lines. Homes and businesses report damage including a chimney loss, with the Gearhart coal shutes top blown over and wrecked rail equipment buried.

Rain Storm Strikes Susquehanna Area Causing Damage

A severe rainstorm with thunder lightning and hail hit Susquehanna Saturday afternoon. Homes and businesses suffered damage while residents like John Foley faced impacts from the storm. Local factory workers and plans for community events are noted amid ongoing relief and preparations.

Rail excursions to Niagara Falls from Philadelphia area dates announced

The Pennsylvania Railroad set ten day trips to Niagara Falls from Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington with departures July 26 August 9 and 23 September and October 4 and 18. Trains leave Washington at 8 a m and Baltimore 9 05 a m with Philadelphia routes via Harrisburg or via Trenton Manunka Chunk and the Delaware valley. Return via ten day docket prices vary by origin and route with top overs at Buffalo Rochester Canandiagua and Watkins. A tourist agent and chaperon accompany each trip and bookings via ticket agents or George W Boyd at Broad Street station Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Niagara Falls Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Harrisburg Valley of the Susquehanna Trenton Manunka Chunk Delaware Valley Phil-delphia Delaware Atlantic City Lancaster Altoona Morrisburg Sunbury Wilkes-Barre Williamsport Mt. Holly Palmyra New Brunswick Buffalo Rochester Canandalgua Watkins George W. Boyd Broad Street Station

Marquette Michigan a Charming Summer Resort Reachable by Rail

The Lake Superior Country describes Marquette and the copper country as healthful with scenic beauty fine hotels and freedom from hay fever, making a summer outing attractive. For a copy send four cents in stamps to George H. Henfford General Passenger Agent Chicago Ill.

Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Marquette Mich Lake Superior Country Copper Country George H. Henfford Chicago

Crawford county primaries set political trends in Luzerne

Special report outlines strong Republican ticket results in Crawford county primaries. Willian Drury for state senator and Benjamin JH Jones for district attorney lead a ticket backed by the Quay wing while Elisha Linn of Freeland and George Everson of West Pittston win key posts. Voter turnout surged, Wilkes-Barre saw 500 more ballots than in the last general election, and the primary rules aimed to curb boodle but failed to curb spending with estimates between 50000 and 75000 dollars.

Crawford County Down-the-Valley Pittston Republican Party Luzerne County Nuntlene Deathan Pavia Kingston W. J. Higa Wilkes, Durre Wilkes-Barre Ferris Drury Quayries Scott Mathew Stanley Benjamin Jones Baxter

Scranton Directory and Rail Timetable Highlights

An aged Scranton page lists local professionals including Fred erick L Brown architect at 148 Washington Ave and legal firms led by Bourke attorney at law with many offices in Mears and Commonwealth buildings. Railroad timetables show trains to New York Philadelphia and local connections with the Lackawanna and Union lines and passenger services via D and H railroad.

Campaign finishes with no ripple in tight prothonotary race

The most advertised candidate spent between 5000 and 7000 on his campaign but his ballot count made little impact. The prothonotary nomination appears doubtful with Davin and Jackson tied in doubt, Jackson given the benefit of the doubt.

Davin Jackson

Lithuanian lecturer arrested at Pittston meeting

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Rev Vincent Dilo nix of Pittsburg a Lithuanian lecturer was arrested by city police during a large audience meeting at Armory hall Pittsburg about 400 Lithuanians attended. He was held for a hearing by Mayor Corcoran at 6 pm and discharged. He planned to lecture in Pittston again next Sunday evening.

Pittston Vincent Dilonix Pittsburg Polics Armory Hall Corcoran Scranton Pitteton

Lightning Strikes Penworth Home Splitting Siding

Thunderstorm yesterday afternoon caused a lightning strike at Mr. J Penworth’s house in Nicholson. Much of the siding was torn off and a shingle flew into the street while interior damage and smashed doorway splinters were reported. Mr Penworth and his nephew were shocked but unharmed. residents were away.

Scranton Tribune Nicholeon O'Clowk J Penworth Aleo Mies Jamie M. Downing Beranton William Reyp Lachawsona William Clark Montrene Charles Kolroth George Anyder BE. L. Day Shields Epens W. F. Shields Milford W. W. LeRoy Ales Walter Williams Mingharmton Daniel Davia

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