City Notes Micense Transferee Update
Court yesterday transferred the licensee to new holder for 105 Wyong oven, with restanecant Noes held by Mr. Connor.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1900
Page
3
Court yesterday transferred the licensee to new holder for 105 Wyong oven, with restanecant Noes held by Mr. Connor.
The Speedway Hotel announces year round operation offering first class accommodations. The rifle range is open and several rooms remain for permanent boarders with excellent meals at regular hours.
Breakfast from 6 to 9 a m lunch 1 to 2 30 p m dinner 6 to go p m cafe open all day large party arrangements by phone 4674
Reports include Michael Magactl of South Scranton injured near Cham Street after a crash with a Lackawanna switchman and taken to Lackawanna Hospital. James Reaver arrested for alleged involvement in a store incident. A failed attempt against Robert Payne and stalking case updates are noted. A Friday temperance meeting at Ney Ave park is announced along with health and death statistics, a false fire alarm at a Franklin Avenue school, and ongoing recovery of Carl, wounded July 1. Officers installed for local divisions and lists of new Melttie Justie and other officers provided.
George Griffiths Mooslyborough tax collector filed a 25000 bond with Clerk Daniels, sureties John M. Robinson John McCrindle and Richard Harrington. James Witkon Scot township collector bond 314000 approved by Judge Archibald with F s Benedict and James Wilson as sureties. John Coyne Lackawanna township collector bond 424600 approved by Judge Kelly with Mary Coyne T J Coyne Martin Flaherty M A Donaho and PP Mulhertt John Lurber Lackawanna treasurer filed 4000 bond with A Kohr S Butler Newton Williams and Thomas Pickrell as sureties.
A large mortgage recorded with Recorder Warnke covers 400000 issued by Scranton Gas and Water to Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit to back bonds previously issued after the holding purchase of Providence Gas and Water. The bonds carry 5 percent interest, semiannual payments, and ten to twenty year terms. Sixty six parcels of land transfer the Providence holdings to the Scranton company.
Madame Davenport addressed a large audience of women at the Jermyn urging health as essential to benefit the race and true living. An afternoon class heard guidance on body care and grace and beauty, with plans for a morning lesson on exercises and a diet method.
Five lots on Washington Avenue and on Boulevard above the park are offered for sale. Dow will be drawn no liquor can be sold on lots on Boulevard. Inquire Dr. G. BE. Hill & Son.
Tickets go on sale July 27 for all trains except the Black Diamond Express. Return passage valid through August 26 at one and a third fare, not exceeding $10.00. Inquire with Lehigh Valley ticket agents for details.
The board opened bids for school supplies with wide variance and awarded contracts for coal and wood to several bidders. Attendance Officer Martin Joyce reports under enumeration by county assessors may affect state aid. the district plans a new No. 2 school and approves building fixes, water conservation, and fence works as the term opens.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway partners with the Elevated Railway to offer direct city service. Passengers from the Lake Shore depot can transfer to Union Elevated Loop trains to reach most Chicago areas, avoiding taxis. Free booklet “The Union Elevated Loop in Chicago” available from A J Smith GPA Lakeshore Railway Cleveland Ohio.
Washington shipped equipment for a new United States weather station to be operated by W. E. Donaldson in Beranton. The setup will include three rooms in the Connell building roof space for instruments and a daily weather map service available to local residents who display it. A telephone and storm alert system will notify invited subscribers of cold waves and national forecasts.
The Primrose and Dockstader minstrel troupe announces a new season featuring new scent and welting equipment and innovative scenic effects. They claim to offer superior entertainment with costumes, staging, and performances unmatched in minstrel history.
Mayor Moly plans to veto a police report demand after alleging the selectmen acted without a joint council mandate. He argues resolutions directing city officers to act are only binding when both branches approve, citing a history of unilateral council actions.
A local druggist in New York promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe and highly reliable for all coughs and colds. The ad notes wide sale through Matthews Mroe as wholesale and retail agents and urges customers to smoke The Pocono cigars.
Police and County Detective Levehon investigate a Sunday night burglary at Thomas F. Jones’s home on Adame Avenue and Green Midge Street, Dopmore. The house was entered through a main porch window. valuables were not missing though numerous items were rummaged and rearranged. The gardener Duncan McDonnell discovered the scene at 5 am and the plate remained secure before the family’s return from Crystal Lake.
Steam heating and plumbing services offered by PF and M T Howley located at 25 Wyoming Ave.
Fragmentary notice from Greater Buffalo region mentions Marin Lackawassa area entities and a real estate loan agency. Names such as Khaya Wihuthit and Kibbe’s Renal Estate appear in uncertain context. No clear event or outcome is provided in readable text.
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