Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Scranton Tribune in Scranton, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1899

Page

5

Local residents depart for events and vacations

Arthur Long travels to Grand Rapids Michigan while Mrs W Turnbull and daughter visit 80 Ciprose avenue hosts. L J Williams and son Harry head to Saratoga for a summer stay. William J. Silverstone leads Honesdale Opera House staff to Chicago for a national poster convention July 11 12. John G Reese and Reese Tong attend Pennsylvania State Association of BNL Posters meeting in Chicago. Colonel Lawrence Brink leads Scranton regiment Boys' Brigade of America to Asbury Park for a week at Aviin by the Sea camp where about 2500 boys camp.

Arthur Long Grand Rapids Mich W. Turnbull Canadi A. Turnbull Cipotse Avenue L. J. Williams Harry Saratoga Williams William J. Silverstone Honesdale Opera House Chicago Windy City John G. Reese Reese & Tong Pennsylvania State Association BNL Lawrence @. Brink Scranton Regiment Boys' Brigade of America Asbury Park Aviin-by-the-Rea

Emigrants Targeted at Delaware Lackawanna Station

Special Officer Guerlita exposed Michael Finnerty aiding two Hungarians to leave the Lackawanna station. He was arrested but freed by the alderman due to lack of evidence of a specific crime.

Delaware Lackawanna and Western Station Guerlita Michael Finnerty

Rain Changes Game to Bowling Match in Wilkes-Barre

The Wilkes-Barre Record printers visited Beranian prints at Athletic park but rain forced the game to be played as bowling at St. Cloud. Both sides showed skill with the big ball and Scranton won by a small score. A return game will be held in Wilkes-Barre one week from next Saturday.

Wilkes-Barre Athletic Park St. Cloud Scranton

Refund pledge for tar syrup bottles in Pa firms

The undersigned agree to refund money on a 5 cent bottle of Greenes Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold. A second 5 cent bottle is offered to prove satisfaction or money refunded. J G Bone and Co and John P Donahue, Pennsylvania firms, endorse the agreement.

J. G. Bone

Miners Return as Dorrance Strike Ends Over Wolf Safety Lamps

The Lehigh Valley Coal Company strike near Wilkes Barre ends with miners resuming work. About 1,700 miners affected including Dorrance and tributary mines. agreement requires use of the Wolf safety lamp in gas prone areas and outlines repair and cost terms.

Lehigh Valley Coal Company Wilkes Barre Gaesy Dorrance The Atrikere

Optimistic Outlook For Anthracite Trade In Fall

Mining and Engineering Journal reports an optimistic outlook for the anthracite industry as producers unite and expect solid profits. June output neared 4 million tons, with July forecast between 4.0 and 4.575 million tons, and demand to the lakes remains strong. Labor prospects look stable after years of volatility and July prices rise toward May levels.

Mining and Engineering Journal

Statistics of Red Men at Lancaster Convention

The Red Men presented annual statistics showing receipts of 337,081.48 with expenditures 287,895.20 including relief 136,134.37 funeral benefits 40,461.83 and other uses 121,189.10. Invested funds totaled 599,490.21 with actual gain 11,024.06. Membership started 35,965, added 6,522 and 1,076 reinstated with 410 by card, totaling 41,979. Losses included suspensions 2,606 expulsions 1 withdrawals 161 deaths 5 and charter surrender 316 leaving current membership 37,510, plus 3,041 for the year. Per capita tax to the Great Council of the United States was 3,171.

Red Men Lancaster Great Council of the

Epworth League Delegates Schedule Pittsburgh to Indianapolis Trip

Epworth League delegates and members from Scranton depart at 6 45 a m Wednesday July 18 via D and H and P F RK for Indianapolis with daylight ride over the Pennsylvania and Horseshoe Curve. They reach Pittsburg about 6 55 p m and Indianapolis around 7 a m July 19. Tickets valid July 18 19 and return by July 30 with a 50 cent extension option to Aug 20. Through car possible if sufficient travelers. Rate 16 dollars. Contact D and H ticket agent or John F York 620 Lackawanna Avenue. Smoke the Popular Punch Cigar 1c.

Epworth League Scranton P. F. RK Indianapolis Pennsylvania Pittsburg John F. York Goa Lackawanna Avenue

Picnic Supplies and Fixed-Price Deli Items Listed

A classifieds snippet lists picnic staples and deli items with small prices including potted ham and tongue potted chicken and turkey 15¢ boneless sardines 1ac 1g¢ 19¢ olives 10¢ 1 ¢ 20¢ olives large bottles 4oc to 75¢ English pickles plain and mixed 20¢ rillet ham and chicken for sandwiches.

Fancy Cakes and Crackers Ad Promo

Local display promotes Fancy Cakes and Crackers in pound packages Club House Cheese sold in pots Finest Pure Fruit Syrups Birch Sarsaparilla and Ginger Ale priced at 1 cent per item or 1.50 per dozen

Weather Pioneer Moore Born Here and Shaping Warnings

Willis L. Moore, born in this city and now chief of the weather bureau, rose from printer’s apprentice to leading meteorologist. The piece praises his self made career and his department’s warning system which keeps ships in port ahead of storms, saving millions in property and lives. Ferber, deputy sheriff, spent yesterday at Atlantic City and mingled with boardwalk crowds.

Weather Bureau J. D. Ferber Atlantic City Willis L. Moore Meck Hille Burlington Robert Burdette Frank Hatton Washington National Tapital Young Moore Meteorological Department The Signal Service Fort Myer Moore Thorovglt Atlantic Maine Florida Tropics Auruat Caribbean Sea South America West India Marinera Vessela Great Lakes Pryor Mr. Ferber Sheriff’s Office

County man eyed for sheriff amid Republican circles

A county resident long active in Republican politics is seen as a strong prospect for sheriff in the near future. Captain H A Godwin has just been promoted to major after a long career, including service in the Civil War and as a noted Indian fighter.

H A. Godwin United States West Virginia Weat Point Fighth Cavalry Fimrhth United States Cavalry Immune Infantry Godwin Redskins

Man 76 Rescued After Attempted Train Self Harm

Patrick Murray 76 attempted death by own action at Olyphant by stepping before a Delaware and Hudson passenger train at 1 42 p m He was pulled away by waiting passengers saving his life Murray a former Blakely poor house inmate is sometimes demented He is known as Paddy Keep Of the Grasse and was taken in charge by Officer McAndrew who committed him to the county jail

Patrick Murray Olyphant Delaware and Hudson Murray Murry Blakely Poor House Paddy Keep The Grasse McAndrew

Golf Party Brings Ladies and Gents to Nine-Hole Putting Contest

Mr. and Mrs. James A Linen hosted a large group of young people on Saturday for a putting match on a nine hole course. Rain interfered but players persisted as A E Hunt Jr won first prize a putter with 46 strokes and Miss Anderson was runner up with 47 strokes.

James A. Linen A. E. Hunt, Jr Miss Anderson Miss Hunt Anna Archbald Miss Hanley Miss Gearhart Misa Siebert Miss Foster Miss Gilmore Albro Miss Jersup Janet Tickton Elspeth Winton Annie Watson Miss Allee Helen Matthews Jadwin

Band Concert Tonight by Bauer's Ensemble

Bauer's band performs an open air program at the Bicycle Club House this evening. The lineup includes March Tantivy, DeKoven Overture, Hungarian Lustapiel, Keler Bach Selection, Cavalleria Rusticana, Mascagui Polka, May I Puerner Medley, Popular Pousse Cafe Boettger Selection, from the Telephone Girl, Tobani Overture, Gay Mission Hands Across the Som, and Sousa Star Spangled Banner.

Bauer Boettger Bishop March Sousa Btar

High School Principal and Professor Loomis Likely Reappointed

The high and training school committee and the board of control are set to recommend reappointment of Principal Phillips and Professor Loomis at tonight's meeting. They favor avoiding extreme measures and aim for the district's best interests.

High and Training School Board of Control Phillips Loomis Sted

Died After Shock After Operation at West Side Hospital

Mrs Todgett of Green Edge formerly of Peckville died Saturday afternoon at the West Side hospital after a surgical operation. She was 10 years old and survived by a husband and daughter Nelle. Remains will be taken to Bilnharmon for interment.

Todgett Green Edge West Side Hospital Green Ttbie Peckville Saturdey Tadgett Nelle Biln@harmon

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claims 50 Years of Use

A garbled ad claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of mothers for over fifty years to soothe children. It touts relief for crying wind colic and stomach upset with a gentle remedy. The text shows pricing of twenty five cents per bottle.

Lackawanna Railroad Men Unite In Lodge Consolidation

Grand Master P H Morrissey directs the merger of Lackawanna No 95 and Moses Taylor No 420 into Moses Taylor No 95 at Lackawanna avenue. Officers include George Thomas as Master and M J Tigue as Secretary. Union leaders plan talks with President Truesdale in New York to approve federation rules and a united front across engineers and train crews.

P. H. Morrissey Engineers Federated Board Mr. Truesdale Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Lackawanna, No Moses Taylor Delaware, Lackawanna ,and Western Pooria, Jr Hall Lackawanna Avenue Jodie Moses Taylor Lodge George Thomas M. J. Tigue John Costello John Lyons Order Treasury Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Order of Railway George M. Wallace John J. Finnerty New York Truesdale Arsume Morrisey Tribune Lackawanna

Florence Mission Praises June Donations At Crit Tent Home

Managers of the Florence Crit Tent Home 712 Harrison avenue acknowledge June gifts from many donors. Items include quilts, clothing, food, baby care, gardening goods, medical services, and cash contributions from Mrs. Kennard, Mrs. Bone, Mrs. Tipp, Mr. Diehl, Lackawanna Dairy, and others.

Florence Crittenton Harrison Avenue W. W. Kennard American Memorial Tabernacle F. A. Bone Mre. Tipp Mre Sadler Nowera G. W. Frite W. H. Taylor A. D. Stelle Henry Battin & Company J. L. Crawford Mann Carbondale Cambric Lathrope Willard Matthews Foote James Chilton I. J. McGargie A. J. Price Anna C. Clarke J. J. Taylor Economy Furniture Company A. K. Sanderson J. W. Dawson Generous Supply Lackawanna Dairy Company Scranton Dairy Company Consumers’ Ice Company Pierce's Market Saunders’ Market Diehl Marberger, Carr, Armburers Ainsworth South Eide

Daniel O Hoyle Wounded Falling From Freight Car

Daniel O Boyle of Jessup was severely injured while attempting to board a freight train on the Delaware and Hudson line near Carbon Street. He reached for the rear platform handle as the caboose passed, slipped, struck his head on a rail, and lost consciousness before being taken to a nearby house for treatment.

Daniel O'Boyle Jessup Delaware and Hudson Carbon Street

Epworth League Convention Round Trip Fare to Indianapolis

Lehigh Valley Railroad offers round trip tickets to Indianapolis for Epworth League National Convention. Tickets valid July 18 and 19 on all trains except the Black Diamond express with return by July 24. Return extension to August 20 offered if ticket deposited with joint agent by July 14 and 50 cent fee paid. Consult Lehigh Valley agents for details.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Indianapolis Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents

Also Mentioned on This Page

Norton's Bulletin Krow Kay M. Norton Griffin Art CO Wyoming Avenue Lackawanna Dairy CO Adams Avenue A. A. Lindabury ilwMita Connell Building South Main Avenue Scranton Transfer Co Hugh J. Keenan Lacka. Ave Ackawanna Aundry Wilkes-Barré Indiana E. G Coursen Cleveland Penn Avenue March Tantivy the Highwayman DeKoven Hood Mrs. Winslow Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Ti Im Lackawanna System Hoboken Buffalo Lane's Schank & Spencer Spruce Street Florence Daniel O'Hoyle Victor Jd, Naglians & Brd Scranton, PA Roger Bros Davidow Bros., Jewelers Lackawanna Ava Bell & Skinner Hotel Jermyn Sil Dade Matthews Bros Felton Penn Ave Hand & Payne Souxké Washington Age Pierge’s Market Conad, Hatter Wyoming Ars
Search Courier

Search the Scranton Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Scranton Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication