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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
7
Delawaré and Hutton rullronl yards update and funds status
Report notes Delawaré and Hutton yard operations with 1,400 realised from the sale of the school district bonds. Money now in the handle of Treasurer Rolin awaiting final accounting after the Philadelphia return. Funeral notice for James Callahan scheduled this afternoon at 2 50 o clock from 13 Jefferson avenue. CHARGED WITH ASSAULT Charles Thain arrested for assaulting a Polish miner. awaits grand jury action. SERIOUSLY ACCIHED Wil Sheffield of Mulberry street arrested after fight. county M. Shireformelle and US pay service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conhier Millia
National Bank
Philadelphia
Rolin
James Callahan
John J. Pelee
Jefferson Avenue
Inetradl
Cithedral
Charles J. Thaln
Mine Workers’ Info
Erurliah
Pittetin
Tevin
Wilkes Slarre
Wil Sheffield
Mulberry Street
Doctors and Edge Tools at Northeast Pa Homoeopathic Meet
The annual meeting of the Homeopathic Methodical Surety of Northeastern Pennsylvania at the Speedway hotel featured retiring president Dr J A Mullard of Philadelphia delivering a critique of allopathic practice and a call for more prudent use of homeopathic remedies. Attendees from Scranton Pittston and Wilkes-Barre elected officers and planned a banquet, with the State Homœopathic Association meeting to be held in Wilkes-Barre the week of Sept 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeopathic Methodical Surety
Pennsylvania
Speedway
Boulevard
J. A. Mullard
Philadelphia
Manila
Scranton
Pittston
Wilkea-Tarve
T. M. Johnson
Fittster
AL Lindabury
Anna C. Clark
Scrangton
Dy. ‘Themwlore Smith
Ter. Ll. J. Peck
Georas J. Berlinghot
Anna
Clark
HM. Th Ware
Wilkes-Tarre
Notable Results for Faelten Piano Teaching System
The Scranton Conservatory of Music reports strong results for the Faelten piano method. While costly, the system aims to democratize instruction with two to six hour weekly lessons priced from thirty to one hundred twenty dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scramton Conservatory of Music
Marriages in Jermyn and nearby towns
Notices of weddings in Jermyn and surrounding areas include the Bell Wheeler nuptials at the First Methodist Church with Evelyn Wheeler of Jermyn and the Mason ceremony at the bride’s father’s home in Carbondale with Daniel Jones and Harriet Ann Mason. Additional wedding of Thomas J. White and Emipa M Burkhouse listed in North Ninth Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell-Wheeler
First
Jermyn
M. D. Fuller
Misa
Evelyn EK. Wheeler
Jermyn, A
Jones Mason
Jolt Mason
Jortinys
Nev
M.D. Puller
D. D
Daniel Jones
Carbondale
Harriet Ann Mason
Jutmyn
White-Burkhouse—Thoriton
D. J. Macfioldrick
Bt. Peter's Datho
Thomas J. White
North Ninth Street
Mise Emipa M. Burkhouse Tani Millatreet
Licenses Suffer Assault Rule Continued in Liquor Cases
In a Tribune noted proceeding the liquor license revocation rules were continued with two exceptions Moran Opera Cafe Spruce Street and Thomas F Clark Lyceum Cafe Wyoming Ave. The Men's Union opposed transfers Moran accused of Sunday sales and assault on Agent Wilson Clark cited lewd activity and crowded conditions. In Pyne borough case notice insufficiency deemed fatal to the application amid Archbalds ruling. Lin ton borough decision mirrored Arch bald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Moran
T. F. Clark
Eliman
Tribune
Opera Cafe
Spruce Street
Thomas F. Clark
Lyceum Cafe
Wyoming Avenue
Moron
Robert Wilson
Clarence Balentine
Thomas F. Roche
Roche
George S. Horn
McMugh-Hand
Emphasia
Lattimer Reese
Frank Astringer
Clark
Francis Hafler
Yesterdal
Court grants mandamus to Mott on Main avenue sewer link
Yesterday the court ordered Street Commissioner K Roland J. Thomas to issue a permit allowing Mrs. Mira HH Mott to connect her Main avenue property to the city sewer. The dispute, eleven years in the making, centered on unpaid assessments and a refused connection. Mrs. Mott had seven lots and paid $1,000 in assessments, later settling for a $50 balance. The case against the Delaware Lackawanna and Western through Winton, administrator, paused due to Judge Archbald leaving for a funeral, with the session adjourned to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Roland J. Thomas
Mira
Mott
Main Avenue
Hufalo
Moosic Borough Report Recommends Four Wards
Commissioners George E. Stevenson John P Thom as and John H Benner submit a ward division for Moosic borough. Proposal creates four wards with boundaries along MIL Creek Lackawanna river Spring Brook and local road lines. Greenwood end forms Fourth ward while the area between Greenwood and Moosic Willee makes up the Third ward. Decree for ward elections to be prepared by Attorney John M Harris with two councilmen and two school controllers from each ward succeeding the current seven councilors as incumbents expire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Stevenson
John P. ‘Thomas
John H. Benner
Moosic
Mil Creek
Lackawanna River
Third Street
Spring Brook
Lugerne
Court halts annexation plan for Lackawanna township
The effort to annex Pyne Archbald and nearby settlements to Taylor was stopped by court order due to insufficient notice. A clerical error listed the application date as May 56, undermining the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Torough
Pyne
Archbald
Lackawanna Township
Taylor
Notte
Guarantee of refund for unsatisfied shuttle service promised
An advertisement states money back guarantee if shuttle service does not satisfy. It lists addresses 41 Lackawenna Avenue and 123 South Main Avenue and provides a phone number for prompt delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawenna Avenue
South Main Avenue
Deputy Constable Jacob Ellman Removed from Seventh Ward
Court proceedings show Jacob Ellman deputy constable of the seventh ward is not a resident there and thus removed. Constable James W. Clark of the eighteenth ward had objected to Ellman entering Clark's bailiwick and supplanting him in the wood grieves of Aldermin Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Ellman
James W. Clark
Ellman
Clark
Aldermin Kelly
Local Obituaries and Notices Mixed in Scribbled Row
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Edgar F. Hazen Syracuse Thomas Gillespie Scranton Mary Cahill Barranton Edward Stratford Forest City Margaret Evang Wandling Oliver D. Bostwick Chicago Mattie G. Mungson Barranton. Neutral cadence hints at miscellaneous notices or memorials without clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar F. Hazen
Nettle Schott
Syracuse
Thomas Gillespie
Scranton
Mary Cahill
Boranton
Edward Stratford
Forest City
Margaret Evang
Wandling
Oliver D. Bostwick
Chicago
Mattie G. Mungson
Special hearing slated for Eighth ward election dispute
The contested Eighth ward election was set for a special hearing in chambers on June 27. In Commonwealth v Ketchem the defendant failed to appear for sentence and bail was forfeited with bondsman EK Carey at 11 000. Court approved bonds for Tax Collector Patrick J. McDonnell of Archbald borough in 45 000 with several sureties. A jury of view was appointed to value property taken by Benton township school district to meet July 21 at 2 p m. An uncontested divorce action was filed by Clarence Balentine for Mrs Anna Enslin against Seymour Enslin after nine years of marriage. Viewers were appointed to assess damages and benefits from Wyoming avenue grading to meet July 16 at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
B.S. Ketchem
EK. Carey
Patrick J. McDonnell
Archbald
Henry Revels
Patrick McDonnell
Justus Rishon
Horace Seamans
B. F. Ackerly
George Steeg
Benton Township
Clarence Balentine
Anna Enslin
Seymour Enslin
Charles BP. Matthews
Samuel Hines
W. J. Torrey
Wyoming Avenue
Handley Will Upheld by Court in Scranton Estate Decision
The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia affirmed a lower court ruling preserving the will of late John Handley, Scranton millionaire, granting Winchester city a twenty year income for school needs while the residue passes to a cousin in Ireland and other beneficiaries. The decision centers on a clause about Winchester as a municipal corporation and excludes Irish relatives from the residuary estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milladelphia
Thenduedge Gray
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tolay
Jinkge Dohn
Handley
Scranten
Beranton
Winchester
To. Sear
Alvin
Dude Handley
Marer
Vuriduea
Colled
Sates
Ineland
Wermain
Rowsbury
Firearm Incident in Scranton Courtroom Sparks Mayhem
George and Martin Priester faced Mayor Moir after being charged with drunkenness and discharging firearms. A quarrel with Ringgold band members on Adams Avenue led George Priester to fire four shots, none hitting. Police intervened, Priester fined ten dollars, Martin discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Martin Priester
Moir
Itous and
Hagserty
Adams Avenue
Ringgold Band
South Scranton
George Priester
Center Street
Martin
Six Graduates of Lackawanna Hospital Training School
The Lackawanna Hospital training school awarded diplomas to six graduates Mary Agnes Doherty Emily Katherine Gamewell Elizabeth Ely Carrie Olive Crissman Julia Agnes Twarowski and Hose Katherine Steinmetz in a St Luke's Parish house ceremony. Judge H M Edwards and Dr J L Rea addressed the graduates as President J P Dickson presided and presented diplomas with an informal reception and refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Hospital
H. M. Edwards
J. L. Rea
J. P. Dickson
Board of
Mary Agnes Doherty
Emily Katherine Gamewell
Elizabeth Ely
Carrie Olive Crissman
Julia Agnes Twarowski
Hose Katherine Steinmetz
Rogers Israel
St. Luke's
Scranton
Inventor Demonstrates Boma Ballot Machine
John Bum, inventor of the Boma ballot machine, arrived with his device for display in the Mears Building. The brass cabinet stands four feet high and weighs 400 pounds, housing a full Australian ballot system with levers, voting tickets, and a return-to-ready mechanism after each vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bum
W. Edgar
Mears
Invention Aids Polls with One-Vote System
A voter privacy and efficiency device registers each ballot on the opposite machine side, preventing multiple votes. Mr Doma, active since 1807, claims rapid improvement and Rochester maker to build it. He will stay in town all week as many Secrantonians view the ingenious device in the Attorney Editor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doma
Rochester
Attorney
Secrantonians
Court House Ball Team to Face Luzerne in Wilkes-Barre
The Lackawanna court house team selects players for tomorrow’s ball game against Luzerne at Wilkes-Barre. Catcher J Goodfird leads a roster including Emil Bonn, William Smith as pitchers, infielders Frank Wetter and William Klein, outfielders Fred Kirchhoff Reese Lewis and John Mahon, plus a traveling entourage of 14 accompanying aeroptera members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Court House
Luzerne Court House
Wilkes- Barre
J. Coodfird
Emil Bonn
William Smith
William KE
Johns
Fred Eikis
John Gaffney
Frank Wetter
Fred Warnke
John van Hergen
Charles J. Mirts
Fred Kirchoff
Reese Lewis
Married in Blakely at Blakely Maptiat parsonage
Arthur R. Nash of Scranton and Miss Anna Watrous of Dunmore wed at 8 p m in Blakely with Rev David Spencer D D officiating. Miss Ida Watrous acted as maid of honor and Richard Price served as best man. The full ring ceremony marked a pleasant Wednesday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely Maptiat Parsonage
David Spencer
D. D
Arthur R. Nash
Scranton
Anna
John A. Watrous
Dunmore
Ida Watrous
Richard Price
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Bnolwlity
Moody
Vocalion
Vocalion Church
Oran
Solrakee
OFS
Vow
Gal Ale
Perry Brothers
Etfert
Wilker- Marre
Lackawanna Dairy CO
Deli
C. S Snyder
Dor. Reyer
Spruce ST
Court House
H. B. Ware
Williams Building
Poastoffice
Mnmalon
Thomas MacMahon Ser
Alderman Myer
North
Brown
Catrolman
Speedway News
Speedway Hotel
Erie and Wyoming Railroad
Speedway Crossing
Samuel B Cox
P. O
Delawaré
Hutton
Homeopathists
Conservatory
M. J. Donahoe
W. J. Hand
Linton
Superior Court
Ths
Moosic Borough
Standard of the World
Elgin Creamery
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Court House News Notes
Chambers
John Handley
Circuit Court
Messrs. Priester
Ringgold
The
Meadow Brook and
National Accidental Fund
William Connell & Company
Artesian Wellgrove
ST. Luke's Parish House
James L. Rea
Ike Marc Anthony
Orrea
Dickson
Scranton Guy and Water Company
E. N. Willard
BOMA
Edgar
Crina Yall
G.V. Millar & Co
Wyoming Ave
Balbriggan
Manhattan
Madras
Louis H. Isaacs
F. L. Crane
Lackawanna Ave
the Clock Tobacco Company
DR. G. E. Hill & Son
Scranton, Pa
Wilkes-Barre
Blakely
Anna Watrous
L.W. Carr’s
Guernser Hall
Guernsey's
South Ninth Street
Ita
Schriever‘s
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