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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1899

Page

7

Fire devastates store. four injur​ed in Carbondale blast

A back room fire at OR W Noble’s Meltont Street store in Carbondale caused a powerful explosion. Four Mitchell Hose Company men T A Rivenburg TL Rowleton William Myers and John Mergen were burned. Myers Mergen Tavenberg were taken to hospital or home. Fire ruined contents and the building. insurance expected to cover losses. The origin remains a mystery after three months without a fire.

Urly OR W. Noble

Improvements at Jefferson division fire station relocation underway

The new Fire superintendent has begun reforms including moving the Ararat Summit st a tion to a better site and advancing a three mile yard with track under construction. A large crew and a steam shovel are at work on the project.

Jefferson Ararat Summit

Temporary Fire Chief Named After Confirmation Delay

Mayor Kilpatrick cannot confirm the fire chief amid council delays, so John J. McNulty becomes temporary chief. Fire companies were notified last night and McNulty will wear his badge today. Mitchell company objects, preferring P. A. Rivenburg for the post.

Kilpatrick Select Council John J. McNulty Hore McNulty Mitchell Company P. A Rivenburg

Red Men Parade Advertises Lake Peyntelle Clam Bake

The Jackawanna tribe of Red Men paraded the principal street last night led by the Mozart band. The event promoted the clam bake at Lake Peyntelle today and drew a large anticipated crowd.

Jackawanna Tribe Mozart Lake Peyntelle

Residents and visitors noted around Newton and neighboring towns

Local society items report Mieses Maud and Annie Stephens at Newton A, Stewart at Ocean Grove New Jersey and the infant son of Mr and Mrs Phineas Stark of Cemetery Street in serious condition. Visits by W Ti Torynson in New York and Dr Furnes from Scranton are recorded along with upcoming trips by Miss Jennie Jenkins to Lake Ariel and Mrs Jehn Vieree entertaining her mother in New York. A Brooklyn visit by Mra J T Rose and son precedes a major strike, and Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised by A B Cooper of El Rig California.

Mieses Maud Annie Stephens Newton Stewart Ocean Grove Newall Phineas Stark Cemetery Street William Bowen Henry Manntan Belmont Street Honesdale AF. Chaffee New Jersey W. Ti. Torynson New York W. F. Swarts Elmira Jennie Jenkins Lake Ariel Jehn Vieree Mgt. Brockman New York City Rose and Son Brooklyn N. Y Dr. Furnes Scranton

Broad Street Conditions Prompt Citywide Attention

Reports from Pittston describe Broad street and Butler street in bad repair after heavy rains. Residents on Broad street urge council to fix lights and pave, while Butler street awaits funding. Notes on local officials, a new South Malino street project, and social ties among former officials. Also mentions a quiet wedding at the German Catholic church and a city-wide fire scare fueling public concern.

Broad Street Butler Malin Street Butler Street Froad Attenton Peter Henry Eite Sheridan Bleu- Ne Fiannery Castle Malino Street Mullen Corcorani Oregon Flannery Corcoran Michael Murry Maud Miller Scrantin

Unclear OCR Report Shows Local Officials and Guests

Yesterday Coroner McKee and Alderman Sheridan hosted guests from Miymouth and Scranton. The report notes fatigue with messenger inquests and mentions visits by Maie McDonnell and daughter. Details about a large refrigerator and Silver Burke’s five tons of tea are also referenced.

Sheridan McKee Miymouth Maie McDonnell Scranton Corcoran Silver Burke

Picnics and church outings draw Taylor crowds

Community events fill the town with gatherings at Atherton's park and Mountain Park as Methodist and Catholic congregations host excursions. Local clubs host socials while strikes delay Catholic church construction and notable residents visit relatives.

Hoole Sarraparilla Promises Blood Purity Cure

An old advertisement touts Hoole Sarraparilla as a cure for dyspepsia nervousness catarrh rheumatism and eruptions claiming the circumstances of illness may be altered by purifying and enriching the blood. It also promotes Hood's Pills for biliousness and headache.

Local Notices and Social Buzz from Hallstead and Nearby

Frank Halpin of Montrose visits Hallstead friends while Michael O Connor of Cortland comes through. A Buffalo Bill show draws about forty at Binghamton. camping plans push off Monday. John McAloon to move to Binghamton with family this week. James Hanrahan plans Scranton move after finding a petition. Baptist Ladies Aid to serve supper at the parsonage Thursday 4 20 to 7 90. Rev and Mrs John A Davie hosted by Will Chase and mother in Windsor. Mrs Ryheuben Poris attends Bible conference at Hagle Mure. Mrs John derter improving. Wallstead school board elects teachers for new term. Mrs Cogie Dewey visits Binghamton. Mouse scare at Van Loan farm camp. a girl loses a tooth, board removed to recover it. Mrs William Koweller and children visiting in Binghamton.

Frank Halpin Montrose Hallstead Friends Michael O'Connor Cortland Root Buffalo Bill Show Binghamton Warren van Doun Arthur Sprague John McAloon Baptist Ladies’ Aid Will Chase Mother Windsor John A. Davie Hagle Mure Jonhiderter Wallstead Comine Posseeretmmar Cnooe Harding Fila Duras Riverside Mise Gillespie Lillian @hurch Schdal Fred More Johny O' Nell Edward Morgan Youngstown Ce Ja Visting Hong Millard Cgieorge Dewey George Tam van Loan Farm William Koweller

Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisement and endorsements

A 19th century advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from Wm. Worr and Truax, Walding Kinnan and Marvin, and J. Cheney & Co. Toledo as proprietors. The text markets Hall's Catarrh Cure as internally taken, claiming blood and mucous surfaces benefits with price per bottle and free testimonial samples.

Hall Toledo Halle

Women affirm Peruna aids women with catarrh

Miss Belle Gunealls of Cedar Rapids Iowa writes with praise for Peruna claiming it cured her chronic catarrh after five to six years and improved her general health. Maude King a New York performer endorses Peruna as especially suitable for women and a free catarrh book is offered by Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio.

Belle Gunealls Seventeenth Avenue Cedar Rapids Iowa Pe-ruenas Peru Mies Maude King New York

Summer Catarrh Cure Promised by Dr Hartman

A historical notice claims catarrh covers cholera infantum diarrhoea and related bowel afflictions. Dr Hartman, with over forty years in practice, says he never lost a cholera infantum dysentery or diarrhea case and offers a free edition of "Summer Catarrh" by request to Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio.

Hartman Columbus

Carbondale cyclists plan river path to Archbald with social

The Carbondale Leader highlights plans by Jermyn wheelmen to build a shaded river bottom side path to Archbald, featuring benches and water, plus a social dance at Enterprise hall for Twentieth Century Bicyvale Club members. It also notes a Masonite charm recovery tale and the funeral and services for Thomas Evans in Montdale with Foresters in attendance.

Carbondale Jermyn Archbald Bicyvale Club Enterprise Hall Kathran Reardon Scranton George McLaughlin Powder Mill Tiny Lake Chapman Tit Alfred Butterworth Stephen Morcont James Toman Thomas Bengough Thomas Williams James Langman Edward Barret John Gravel Jonathan Parry Pittston Methodist Episcopal Church L. Bh Sprague Wyoming Seminary Kingston Epworth League Dury Johnson Bennett Thomas Smith H. D. Swickie United States Erin John W. Jones Fourth Street Mire Elisabeth Davis Sorond Wheet Jeff Monday New York John Pugh James Waters Acros

Wyoming Seminary Prepares for 1889 90 with Major Repairs

The Wyoming Seminary undertakes extensive repairs including dormitory painting new window casings and doors and gas and hot water installation. The Nelson house formerly donated by Mrs Reuten Nelson is being remodeled for President Sprague and family. Miss Helen Dickson joins the faculty replacing Miss Jowett who resigned with regret. English composition and letter writing will gain a dedicated department led by Theron Gr Osbornne. The 1900 1901 catalogue promises detailed course information and numerous engravings.

Nelson Lnte Reuten Nelson Seminary Spracue Helms Howland Swedan Hall Dy, Sprague Louise St. Jewer Jackson School of Applied Design New York New Jersey Schoos Paris Miss Jowett Theron Gr. Osbornne Finn Williame Chiel Centeners Collegiate Institute Hackettstown N. J Willame Nev. J Williama Iver

TUNKHANNOCK NOTES ON SHERIFF AUCTION AND LOCAL EVENTS

Sheriff Gregory announces the sale of Adolph Lemon's personal property in Menhoppen borough under judgments from N. N. Betts and local banks. Real estate will be offered at the court house on Saturday July 22. Also reported: sewer work on Marlow street near completion in four weeks and plans to reorganize the Triton baseball team.

Gregory Adolph Lemon Menhoppen N. N. Betts Flest National Bank of Towanda Bank of Mesheppen Percy Andrews Pittaton Lake Carey Wie Marlow Street Mary V. Fascett Mehoopany Paul A. Sherwood Wilker- Barre Meshoppon Stone Wyoming National Bank Hna Ton John A. Sittser Owaseo Lake Triton Hose Company Queen City Lbcture Bureau Buffalo Hind Triton Tunkhannock

Youth Arrested in Attempted Coal Train Wreck in Hamoton

John Broask, 18, jailed on $300 bail after allegedly placing a coupling link on the Delaware Susquehanna and Sehuylkill railroad near Tritton. Engineer says he caught Broask in the act. Broask claims he found the link and planned to throw it between tracks, not to wreck the train.

Hamoton John Broask Delaware, Susquehanna and Wagier Brosak Tritton Khucer Trim

Sudden health warning and stomach cure in old times

A long discussion on sudden deaths from heart disease links weak stomachs to emergency collapse. It repeats pleas to heed digestive health, then promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as cures, with testimonials and guidance to readers to consult Dr. Pierce’s writings for health reform.

Otter Thomas Clever Lever, Richland Co Phsician Pierce Dr. Pierce Piercve Golden Medical Discovery Dre Pierce

Amity Club Hosts Rowdy Friends As Local Events Shifts

Friday events include Amity club hosting rowdy guests while Galen M. Perry works in the freight office. Kate Chambers travels with Kina Dinmick to Utica for two weeks. Sawyer's band will play at Farview next Saturday for Wayne County reunion.

Amity Club Galen M. Perry Mra. O. T.chambers Kate Kina Dinmick Utica Sawyer Farview Wayne County Tellows Harry Nichards Scranton Ie Hones Dole Steoctric Light Works Erie Port Jervin Honesdale Wayrruaut J. W. Ham Beech Lake West Shore Bath Ston Athletic Park Pittston Carbondale

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