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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1899

Page

8

Republican district convention meeting notice Scranton

Notice of a Republican district standing committee meeting in Lackawanna County to fix a date for the district convention and address business. The meeting is set for Saturday June 17, 1809 at 2 p.m. in the arbitration room of the courthouse Scranton. Attest. J. Eb. Watkins acting secretary Bern ton Pa. June 6 1809.

Republican Standing Committee Lackawanna County Court House Scranton T. J. Matthews J. EB. Watkins Bernnton

School Board Delays Report on New Buildings Bids

After a late session the building committee failed to report on bids for two new school buildings and postponed the decision to the regular meeting next Monday. The panel may refer the bid back due to price concerns. The teachers committee also failed to reach a definite conclusion on salary increases, with unity on raising beginners pay but division over a $10 raise for intermediate teachers.

Board of Control

Wilkes-Barre Hosts State Session Committees

Wilkes-Barre Times reports Patriotic Order Sons of America committees meet to plan the state session in August. Scranton delegates expect 1,500 attendees, banquet held at Nodington's hotel, with KE FP Cooke toastmaster and several local dignitaries listed as speakers. Also notes a testimonial for Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sciatic rheumatism and local druggists and wholesalers selling it.

Patriotic Order Sons of America Wilkes- Barre Scranton Nodington's Cooke Pat- Rona George BR. Anderson Joshua Williams Forty Fort P. Ketcham Pike City Cal Chamberlain Matthew Bros

Dyspeptics Drink Maryland Club Coffee Paradox

A fragment states that dyspeptics may drink Maryland Club Coffee while others cannot. The reason hints at a processing method where part of the tannic acid is destroyed, affecting suitability for sensitive individuals.

Maryland Club

Nettleton's Washington Avenue Show Chosen Today

Readers are prompted to visit Nettleton's on Washington Avenue for today’s shows, highlighting available performances and timing details.

Nettleton’s Washington Avenue Nettleton's Shores

Warranted Syrup of Tar Refund Promise Stated

An early 20th century advertisement-style notice offers a refund or replacement for a 60-cent bottle of Greenes Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold. Signers include J. Gu. Mune, John P. Donuhus, and others in Puerto Rico.

J. GU. Mune Unmore John P. Donuhus

Keystone Academy Commencement Celebrates Class of Distinction

Miss Carolyn Paterson of Fleetville crowned valedictorian with Harry B. Anthony as salutatorian. Bucknell President Dr Harris delivered the annual address on the future of Pennsylvania academies as Keystone marks thirty years of ceremonies, with prizes and diplomas distributed by Principal Mulley. Alumni events and a closing banquet capped the anniversary.

Carolyn Paterson Fleetville Harry B. Anthony Dr. Harris Bucknell Academy Keystone Academy Bauer Robert Bauer Harris Mulley Rose Hartley Bromley Smith A. M Loren Fossett A. T A. H. Fassett Vincent Fiske EB. Southworth Peck Mr. Grow Carbondale Harry Th Anthony Anna L. Bard Kate A. Brundage John ©. Devies John C. Lappens Floyd §. Leach Ida BH. Luchsinger Carolyn J. Paterson Harry E. Tiffany Obeta Leones Handel Ita Luchsinger Kate Brundage Floyd Leach Anna Bard John O. Davies John (. Lappene Clanehe Reynolds Floyd H. Cornell Erie Daniel Langstaff Fessle E. Spencer Factoryville Adda Totter Robert F. Y. Pierce Penn Avenue Baptist Church John Moward Hearvie Bucknell University Academies of Pennsylvania Tims

Kidnapping the Canines Ends in Grim Pound Scheme

Reported dog catchers trap dogs for pounds at Belles' stables near city hall. Canines impounded for 24 hours with a $2 ransom or face death at the disposal works. Wrenching lasso and wagon methods described. Harry Courtright, nicknamed the Georgia Pine Knot, oversees a wagon.

Harry Courtright

Seventh Regiment Abolished and Attached Units Reassigned

An order by Adjutant General Thomas A. Stewart abolishes the Seventh regiment, National Guard of Pennsylvania, with Colonel Asher Miner in Wilkes-Barre as commanding officer. On or before June 3, 1909, several Seventh companies will be mustered out or transferred to the Ninth, Twelfth, Fourth, or other regiments, while some units report to brigade headquarters for future regimental assignments.

Thomas A. Stewart National Guard of Pennsylvania Asher Miner Wilkes-Barre Wilker-Norri Plymouth Meshoppen Hazleton Wiikea-Tarre Wanamie West Pittston Williameport Sunbury Allentown Shickshinny Tunkhannock

Coal Dealers Visit Wilkes-Barre for Annual Excursion

Two hundred forty members of the Coal Dealers association from Illinois and Wisconsin toured the anthracite region. The group rode a special vestibuled train from Chicago, visited Niagara Falls Buffalo Wilkes-Barre Scranton and Lake Ariel, and enjoyed a luncheon at Jermyn. They praised local hospitality and included retailers wholesalers and honorary ladies in the party. The trip ends with visits to New York and a return home Wednesday night. The association aims to curb direct sales to consumers by coal and railroad companies.

Coal Dealers’ Association Illinois Wisconsin Delaware and Hudson Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Companies Chicago Niagara Falls Buffalo Wilkes-Darre Lehigh Valley Vlock Hotel Sterling Lehigh Valley Coal Company Prospect Ofclals Pennsylvania Conl Company Lake Ariel Wilkes-Barre Scranton Delaware and Hudson Road Bellevue Breaker A. H. Storrs J. George Eisele Delaware Sali Tribune de Los Mull

Fire Hydrant Causes Fall Injuring NY Man

Walter Kurtz of New York street was thrown from his buggy at Monsey and Sunset avenues by a fre hydrant six feet from the curb. He suffered a head gash and body bruises, then was taken by ambulance to Lackawanna hospital.

Walter Kurtz New York Street Monsey and Sunset Avenues Kurtz Lackawanne Hospital

Indemnity Firm Denied New York Licensing

The American Mutual Indemnity Company of Philadelphia had sought authority to operate in New York. Superintendent Louis B Payne of Albany announced the company, organized under Pennsylvania law, uses a mutual assessment plan for employee’s liability. this is not allowed for that corporate class in New York, so the application was refused.

Mutual Indemnity Company Louis PB. Payne Albany N. Y American Mutual Indemnity Company New York Pennsylvania

Fancy Havana Pines and Florida Produce Advertised

Local ad promotes Fancy Havana Pines and Florida pines weighing 844 lbs each. It highlights fancy berries from George Sisson of La Plume, plus home grown peas and Jersey cherries. Orders are encouraged early.

George Sisson la Plume Jersey

Thomas Anthony and Miss Aants G Anthony Married in Scranton

At the Methodist Episcopal parsonage 14 Court Street Scranton Pa on June 1 1800 Reverend L Lyman witnessed the marriage of John EB Thomas and Miss Aants G Anthony both of Glen Lyon Pa The notice records a formal union in the early 19th century.

Thomas Anthony Methodist Episcopal Parsonage Court Street Becranton Rev. L. . Lyman John Eb, Thomas Miss Aants G. Anthony Glen Lyon

Judge Archbald Seen as Logical Republican Nominee for Supreme Court

Barrage of Lackawanna and Luzerne supporters at the state convention failed to derail their favored candidates. The piece notes Judge Archbald’s strong statewide backing and signals him as the logical GOP nominee for the Supreme Court after the western faction backed Judge Mestrezat and Philadelphia delegates shifted allegiance.

Lackawanna PP. BP. Smith Supreme Court D. J. Reedy Smith Lackawanna Rootera Harrisburg Mertretti R. W. Archbald Archbald

Hydrophobia treatment sought by local hotel proprietor

John H. Solomon of the George hotel at Jermyn left for the Pasteur Institute in New York after hydrophobia symptoms followed a dog bite on his left wrist weeks ago. He travels with Dr. Graves of Jermyn and Dr. J. S. Niles of Carbondale for treatment and evaluation. Also note low rail rates to Los Angeles advertised by Lake Shore and Michigan Southern from Buffalo with tickets on sale June to July 7. Royle & Muckley of Lackawanna avenue promote skeleton serges for summer wear.

John H. Solomon Jermyn Thorsdey Pasteur Institute New York Mr. Solomon Solomon Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Futfalo Los Angeles Tieketa T. &. Timpson General Eastern L. 8 M.S. Ry Main Street Buffalo N. Y

Clam Bake and Brass Band Concert at Wuendhe’s Summer Garden

Saturday evenings feature a clam bake and brass band at Wuendhe's Summer Garden on West Lackawanna Avenue. All are welcome, or skeleton suits offered by Richards, Wirth & Lewis at 520 Lackawanna Avenue. Simnoke the Hotel Jermyn Cigar Ibe.

Wuendhe's Summer Garden West Lackawanna Avenue Richards, Wirth & Lewis S20 Lackawanna Avenue Simnoke Jermyn Cigar Ibe

Shoes for Women and Children Sold Below Cost

The notice proclaims women predominately shop today and warns cheap shoes are costly. It asserts no guesswork in fit and promotes Tan and Ruaseta styles for children and misses cut below cost with a $1.00 Children’s Tan Lace and Button pair now priced at 65 cents.

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