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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1899

Page

8

Chief Roadmaster Leydon Named Over Lackawanna Lines

The article reports the appointment of Chief Roadmaster Patrick Leydon with oversight of eight roadmasters on the Lackawanna system. Leydon, formerly with western railroading and the Queen and Crescent at Rock Island, is to head new Lubricating Oils training and establish a Beranton headquarters if settled, with direct presidential appointment by Truesdale.

Lackawanna Patrick Leydon My. Leydon Queen and Crescent Att Rock Ieland Lackawatinanes Patrick McKeown Phutfile Bath James P. Wynn Binghamton Patrik Dowline Inehamton Seraton Martin Gil Scranton Washingtonn Northumberlans James Loxton James Naphus Movels

Trainmen instructed in scientific methods by AO Whelan

AO Whelan of Omani Nebraska visits the city to teach Lackawanna train crews scientific methods for selecting journals and using products. A former railroad man, he now works with General OU Company as an agent and instructor, claiming his methods reduce hot boxes and misfirings across routes.

AO Whelan Omani Neb Lackawanna General OU Company Mr. Whelan

Strike at Continental Mine Stirs Workers Action

Fifty six drivers at the Continental mine quit work Saturday morning and, after a consultative meeting, agreed to return and convene in St Davids hall. A committee was appointed to present grievances to Superintendent Loomis regarding being forced to do another men’s tasks such as cleaning coal along tracks, claiming injustice.

St. Davids Hall Loomis Meir

Miner official declines to discuss resignation

Heniamin urhes, general superintendent of the Delaware Lickawannia and Western mines, refused to confirm or deny resignation rumors when questioned by a Tribune reporter. He said he had nothing to say about recanting the matter and declined to reveal whether he would resign.

Heniamin Urhes Delaware, Lickawannia and Western Company Tribune Myr. Hughes

Hallstead to resign presidency of Moses Taylor Hospital

W F Hallstead plans retirement from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company creating a vacancy in the Moses Taylor Hospital board presidency. He intends to resign as soon as it is convenient to relieve him.

W. F. Hallstead Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Moses Taylor Hospital

Miss Marie Gilgallon Promising Concert At Scranton

At the Scranton Bicycle club house tomorrow evening a concert promises rare entertainment by Miss Marie Gilgallon one of Boeranton's talented sopranos. Also featured are Mrs Joeenh O'Brien Miss Sadie Timlin of Jermyn Miss Mabel Howard of New York Prof W A Kelly of Arenbald Burke and Master John Howard of New York vocalists Miss Anna Thrkin and Miss Teresa Loftus pianists and Miss Agnes Callahan elevat ionist. The program closes with a brief reception.

Scranton Bicycle Club House Marie Gilgallon Boeranton Joeenh O'Brien Sadie Timlin Jermyn Mabel Howard New York W. A. Kelly Arenbald Burke John Howard Anna Thrkin Teresa Loftus Agnes Callahan

Guardian Requested for Sweeney Children in Jessup Case

In open court Judge Edwards heard a petition for guardianship of Anthony Patrick Michael and Margaret Sweeney, minor children of Patrick and Honora Sweeney of Jessup, alleging severe parental neglect. The hearing followed reports of outrageous neglect by the parents.

Anthony Martin John Margaret Michael Sweeney Patrick Honora Sweeney Jessup Poeti

Guardians Named for Sweeney Children Amid Allegations

The appointment was sought by Mrs Margaret Walsh sister of Patrick Sweeney. Judge Edwards named James Connore of Jessup guardian for the eldest, 19, as testimony depicted the parents as dissolute and addicted to drink. The 1887 Sydney served nine years for robbery and returned worse, while earnings were spent on liquor and company store charges, leaving the boys hungry and without meals.

Margaret Walsh Patrick Sweeney Edwards James Connore Jessup Ae Guardian Sweeney Sydney Penitenthary Jeeeny

Roney Found Guilty In Assault Case At Trial

The jury convicted Melvin Toney on attempting an assault on Jeeeb Weeser’s secret daughter after a ~24 hour deliberation. Judge Balwarels fined the defendant 31 and costs and three months in county jail. Other defendants faced varied penalties including hard labor and forfeiture of property. several arrests were noted with several not guilty verdicts and mixed outcomes.

Melvin Toney Secr-Et Jeeeb Weeser Catlet Sertena Atorney Joseph Obrien Daaide Balwarels Ceste Ote James Foster Jude Edwards Patrick Mrinnkey John Armestrons Coorts Stanley Majelski Anthony Madjolaki Joseph Cooper Edwards Juder Edwards Frank Shienski John McAndrew John M. Barrett Ann Casey Katherine Fee Joseph Ogrodusky Joseph Solita Richard Fleming Catherine Fleming Sarah Garvey Saraih Garvey

Davies Sues Lackawanna Coal for Joint Land Coal Account

Thomas Davies with counsel seeks in equity an accounting from Lackawanna Coal Co for coal mined from seventy nine and one half acre tract in Binkely where Davies holds one quarter interest. The suit alleges royalties were unpaid on Davies share and seeks proportionate proceeds from coal mined. Davies earlier sued A H K Russell to account for coal mined during disputed title period, a lower court and the supreme court affirming title in Davies.

Thomas Davies John P. Kelly John Fh. Edwards Copeland Saturdays Lackawanna Coal Company Limited Binkely Mr. Davies Comnegve W. Tt. Williams Myer Davies A. HK. Ruesell P Ruesell Supreme Court Lackawanna Coal Company

Divorce hearing in Shaffer case labels Shaffer as respondent

Judge Gunster in chambers Saturday heard testimony in the divorce case of Thomas W Shaffer represented by Jamon J O'Malley. Ber tha Shaffer is the respondent. Shaffer stated that they were mar-

Unclear 1802 Divorce Claim in Hemlock Hollow

Man alleges desertion by wife on April 5 1802 and accuses her of living with a Norman bishop in Hemlock Hollow Wayne County. specifies he was not a church member at the time.

Fied Bevatar Hemlock Hollow Wayne County

Ash Street Matter Prompts Roche Probe on Street Extension

Seventh ward councilman John E. Roche investigates whether nut and bolt works crews have a right to build across an unplatted continuation of Ash street. The Strackawanonk Iron and Coal Co says the street was not platted yet plans to open Ash street west of the Delaware and Hudson tracks. Roche will confer with workers and propose Thursday night legislation at the select council to extend Ash street to provide a route from Pine Brook and lower Green Ridge to Providence.

John E. Roche Seventh Ward Nut and Bolt Ash Street Roche Srackawanonk Iron and Coal Company Asd Delaware and Hudson Nut and Belt Works

Desperate West Scranton Woman Attempts Suicide in Court

Lena Wileh, a young Colored woman from West Scranton, rushed a window during arraignment before Alderman Millar seeking to jump to the street below. Detective Eliverbure thwarted the attempt, and she later tried again with a hat pin. Committed to county jail in default of bail.

Lena Wileh West Scranton Millar Eliverbure

Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Purifier

A period advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a law of health and an essential household remedy. It claims the product purifies blood and strengthens the system, citing a user from Weinington, Ohio who reports relief from blood disorders and stomach troubles after several bottles.

Hood Dandier Ames F. Thompson Wéinington Ohio

Hats and men's straw sale prices across multiple styles

Old price figures and sale prices for hats and men’s straw styles are listed, including Bonnie Braid Straws, Rough Straws, Curl Lurim Straws, Dunlap Derby and Alpine shapes, Sailors, and Anchor collar brands. Prices range from fractions of a dollar to a few cents, with many items advertised as closeout or clearance.

Special shirt sale with deep discounts offered

A garbled catalog note advertises shirts at 73 cents, 85 cents, and about a dollar to go at. It mentions Manhattan Shirts, silk bosom options, and stiff bosoms with various sale prices, including 1.04 and 1.50 figures, in a quick bulk discount listing.

Manhattan Ank

All Scent Belts Go On Sale Across Prices

Sales notes advertise scent belts and related items with various pricing lines. The phrases indicate discounts such as 19 cents per item, 8 for a small sum, 4 cent belts at 3 percent cents, and 9 for a dollar like deal, plus 11 belts at 6 cents each.

All Scent Hosiery Adverts Highlight Bargain Prices

The notice touts plain and fancy hosiery at 19 cents, three for the price of cents, and All Scent goods at half price. It showcases heavy discounts, urging shoppers to buy now while supplies last.

Vale Price Gale Helf

Underwear Sale Offers Deep Discounts at Local Shop

A local retailer advertises dramatic price cuts on i cent underwear at fractions of a cent and bold reductions on TG-cent items. High grade underwear goes at half price while all Dr Jagger’s Underwear offers a three percent discount.

Dr. Jagger

Closeout Sale Promises Low Prices on Garments

A local store advertises a large clearance of handkerchiefs bath robes bags traveling cases macintoshes and storm coats among dozens of articles priced below cost. The notice warns shoppers that the store will be closed Friday to mark down stock.

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