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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1899

Page

5

Local Notables in Brief City News

Louis B. Stillwell was named to the Pennsylvania Fire Commission by Governor Stone. Miss Sarah Melany, a milliner, is in New York styling spring hats. Dr Peter Luxemberger, a noted dentist, plans to leave for Havana to practice. Mrs William Cornel hosted a reception at the Shoreham yesterday.

Charles Holland Beach Haven FF. J. Widmayer Honendale Sarah Melany New York City John J. Murphy Philadelphia Minnie O'Connell Honesdale Albert B. Abruina Stroudeburg Times Beranton J. T Connell Connell

Miner Burned by Powder Explosion at Peckville

Angelo Penina a miner at Sterrick Creek colliery Peckville was severely burned on hands and face yesterday afternoon when a powder charge exploded while he prepared a cartridge for 9 Mast. A spark from his lamp set off the powder. He was taken to Lackawanna hospital. He is about 38 years old and married.

Angelo Penina Sterrick Creek Peckville Lackawanna Hospital

Plan to receive Thirteenth regiment discussed by committee

The committee in charge of arrangements for welcoming the Thirteenth regiment will meet at 8 oclock this afternoon in the board of trade rooms to advance plans outlined last Saturday. A message is expected today from Colonel Coursen with further details.

Board of Trade Coursen

Dress Goods For Spring Magnificence At Globe Warehouse

A splendid display of spring dress textiles unfolds at the Globe Warehouse. Shoppers admire rich fabrics, bright patterns, and seasonal textures showcased to highlight new season wardrobes.

Globe Warehouse

Regiment Arrival Plans Stir Local Entertainment Committee

Officials press for definite timetable as Colonel Courson's letter remains vague about the march north. Secretaries Daniels seeks word by Wednesday and a possible Sunday relief shift. An entertainment program is prepared in expectation of the regiment's Sunday arrival.

Courson Daniels

John Gleason Identified In Duryea Burglar Case

Squire Gilboy of Duryea asserts John Gleason the burglar shot at Delaware Waller Gap and dying at Lackawanna Hospital is positively identified as a man seen near Duryea day before M F E Corcoran's murder. Detectives push to arrest other gang members and note similar methods used in broken safes across Stroudsburg Shenandoah Danville and more. Nitroglycerin used. blacksmith shop entries and explosives link cases as detectives pursue the gang.

Squire Gilboy Duryea John Gleason Delaware Waller Gap Lackawanna Hospital M. FE. Corcoran Stroudsburg Corcoran’s Shenandoah Danville

Valuable land in dispute in Pittston township

A Pennsylvania court opinion opens framing of a land dispute between Henry Zeigler of Dupont and Hillside Coal and Iron Co over 200 acres in Pittston township valued at 1.5 million dollars. The land lies near Smithville and is rich in coal with an average thickness of twenty five feet. Zeigler, former Dupont ex postmaster, asserts ownership while Hillside Coal and Iron claims title based on a deed from the Orphans' Court.

Judes Lynch Wilkes-Barre Henry Zelagler Hillside Coal and Iron Company Pittston Township Zeigler Dupont Lugerne County Smithville Henry Zeigier Iknd Orphais

Special Meeting Called On Providence Paving Ordinance

Both councils schedule a joint special meeting to advance the Providence paving ordinance. The measure must clear readings in both branches and await mayoral approval before month’s end to take effect, with no opposition anticipated and spring start for work.

Common Council Harten Select Council Tower Ingani Newimming

Bail Posted After Threat Allegations In Lackawanna Case

George Cary posted $300 bail before Alderman Kasson to keep the peace with D H Edelsohn the Lackawanna tailor who says Cary threatened him and could harm his health. A more serious charge remains pending with Cary as defendant and Edelsohn as prosecutor.

George Cary Kasson D. H. Edelsohn Lackawanna Fhdelsohn Cary Edelsohn

Wife Prosecutor Seeks Warrant in Domestic Assault Case

Mrs. Mary Ryan of South Scranton swore out a warrant before Alderman Howe charging her husband with assault and battery. Special deputy Byers arrested him, and after a hearing he was held in $000 bail for court. His mother Mrs. Ann Ryan of Stone Avenue acted as surety.

Mary Ryan South Scranton Alderman Howe Bretery Deer Byers Thomas Ann Ryan Stone Avenue

Auditing Committee Inspects Hillside Home Records

Scranton poor district auditing committees visited the Hillside home to review the year’s work. Morning consisted of an inspection tour and afternoon spent examining the booths Fiovst wines and cigars at Lane’s store 20 Spruce Street.

The Scranton Poor District Iillside Lane's Spruce Street

Refund Guarantee for Leone's Warranted Syrup

The undersigned agree to refund the money for any bottle of Leone's Warranted Syrup of Yarut if it fails to cure a cough or cold. A 5 cent bottle is offered to prove satisfaction, or money refunded. J. G. Bowe & Co. and John I. Donahue, Scranton, Pa.

Leone

Connell Library Opened in Scranton Building

A new free law library for tenants of the Connell Building in Scranton is now complete. It houses about 10 000 volumes with future additions and is the city’s only library of its kind in such a setting. Hon. William Connell organized the project, with George F. Bosel supplying books. the space includes ornate interiors and is staffed by librarian Mrs. Annie W. Broadbent. The library operates without extra charges or rent increases and welcomes visitors during open hours.

Connell Scranton Conrail Law Association Drary Association George F. Bolsel Philadelphia Annie W. Broadbent New York William Connell

Special Weekly Grocery Deals Announced

This week offers Sweet Clover Corn three for 25c and Sweet Clover Peas three for 25c with a 24 cans per order limit. Coursen's Triple Blend Coffee 24c per lb with a 1 lb limit, Maple Syrup quart bottles 10c, Fancy Creamery Butter five pound boxes 25c per lb, Olives pint bottles 25c.

Coursen

Vel Vet Plant Prospects Move to Scranton City

Representatives of a velvet knitting plant seeking to move to the country told Secretary Atherton in Beranton they were impressed by Scranton. Carl Von Der Upwich wrote from New London to D A Atherton seeking details, saying Scranton offered unmatched incentives after an eastward search. Atherton plans to reply, confident Scranton will gain the new industry.

Beranton Atherton Carl von der Upwich Board of Trade Scranton New London Conn Upwich New York New England

Two Men Die In Delaware Mine Cave-In At Mill Creek

An extensive cave-in at the Delaware and Hudson mine in Mill Creek yesterday morning killed Thamas Daniel and Jacob Meinhart and fatally injured Reinhart. Martin Miller and Michiel Malotel were seriously hurt with broken legs and internal injuries as rescue efforts began.

Delaware Delaware and Hudson Company Mill Creek Thamas Daniel Werel Jicob Meinhart Martin Miller Ann Michiel Maloetel Reinhart Miller Maleski Reinhert Wis Ble Vcenfeld

Womens Christie Temperance Session Held Yesterday

The remulir weekly omietine of the Womens Christie Temperance held yesterday with President Mia B Downie presiding. Devotional exercises were led and readings on work for the promotion of Portis in Literatur and Are were shared. Short talks by attendees referenced the county mid year convention and urged continued temperance effort.

Mia B. Downie Portis Weil

Rev Feeley Appointed Assistant Latin and Greek Professor

Rev. Feeley, assistant priest at St Peter's Cathedral, has accepted the post of associate professor of Latin and Greek at St Thomas College. Bishop Brow appointed him to meet increasing student numbers at the Christian Brothers institution. Rev. Dr. MacGeldrick and Rev. Grough at the cathedral support the move after requiring additional oversight. The priesthood was conferred nine years ago by Rt. Rev. William O’Vlara. Feeley has spent the last five years at the cathedral.

Htev. Deal Perley St Peter's Cathedral Tmobrow Assietarie Profesor Creeek St. Thoms College Father Pee Jey Christian Brothers MacGeldrick Grough Father Feeley William oVlara Feeley

Patrolman Day Leaves for Regular Army Duty

Sergeant Lena B. Day will cease duty this evening and resume his position in the regular army of the Electric City. He will be assigned to Wyoming Avenue. Patrolman John McColligan will not retire from the force for the present. Mayor Bailey arrangements keep McColligan and Patrolman Calling as extra officers until March 31 with permanent positions expected after new patrolmen are provided.

Lena B. Day Uncle Sam Regular Army Electric City Wyoming Avenue John McColligan Sergeant Day Bailey Calling Robling

Mine Cave Disrupts Rail Line Near Hazleton

A mine cave occurred yesterday morning at Long Run Junction near Hazleton on the Hazleton and Mahanoy City branch of the Lehigh Valley railroad. The cave covered some distance and impacted the tracks as mining work continues in the area’s stripping, with Pennsylvania railroad trains using the affected branch.

Long Run Junction Hazleton Hazleton and Mahanoy City Lehigh Valley Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted For Children

Historic ad claims that Pocony cigar smoke and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup have been used for years by millions for children. It asserts the product soothes crying, relieves pain, and cures diarrhea, selling for twenty five cents a bottle.

Drugstein Axk Mra Winelow

Davis People Win Easy Victory in School Board Fight

The Davis faction wins control of the school centre board with Benson M. Davis elected chairman and Major Fellows re-elected as secretary and Attorney David J. Reedy as solicitor. The vote slate shows a ten to ten split with Zeldier absent and party lines not decisive.

Schreifer E. D. Fellows David J. Reedy Fellows Board of School Centre Benson M. Davis Major EB Davis Lehreifer Phillips Casey Francois Major Fellows Os Causey Fohactor Jette Ies Remiy Reedy Seconideak Mr. Vans Rob Fellows Jer Wisty Jayne Jennings Zeldier

Lecture trip to Wilkes-Barre ends with near miss train delay

Ian Maclaren lecture party aboard a special Delaware and Hudson train carried about seventy five passengers to Wilkes-Barre where Tan Maclaren spoke. Judge Tiew introduced him and a reception followed at the Moreland. A debacle below Moosic caused an hour delay due to an eccentric derailment. Conductor Case led the voyage. no injuries were reported.

Delaware and Hudson James P. Dickson Wilkes- Barre Tan Maclaren Neahbitt Judge Tiew Wilkes-Barre Thored Scotchman Moreland Moosle Case Citv Mra W. Archbald Alfred Hand Misa Fleten Hand Charlotte Hani Bfr W. W. Scranton A. Linen Selden Blair Elizabeth B. Carr Frank Bailth St. Q. Powell St. Albans M. L. Blair M. H. Holgate Carlton Shafer Richmond H. W. Rowley McLeod Janet

Carlsbad Spruce Salt Sold at Home for Digestive Help

The natural Carlsbad Spruce Salt is produced by evaporation at the Springs and mirrors the old waters used by historic rulers to aid digestion, relieve constipation, and purify the blood. Purchase the genuine imported article with Eisner & Mendelson Co. signature on the bottle.

Europe Charles IV George Ili Peter the Great Maria Theresa Eisner & Mendelson Coro New York

Local Names Listed in Unidentified Notice Snippet

Readable names in an OCR fragment include Dickson Milas McGaughey Mr. Chance Mrs. L. A. Watres Mra. W. H. Pearce Miss Norton. The item lacks context and action details to determine purpose or event.

Keogh Pool Champion in Exhibition Tug of War

Jerome K R Keogh the world pool champion played two weeks of exhibition games in Wenton drawing big crowds at a billiard room. He offered $25 to beat him and 100 points to 160 for a win with a jointed cue. By week two his foes had not defeated him and scores showed high totals from both sides with Keogh leading.

Jerome KR Keogh Wenton Beaneaters New York Philadelphia Meerh St. Lona Oval Ron

Four suspects nabbed after yard blaze at Summit

Station Agent Harry Fritz spots four men in a Western yard at Clark's Summit. They cook a meal in a stove made from fish plates, smoke pipes, and are taken into custody by a squad of specials. They will be prosecuted before the mayor.

Clark Delaware LaiokKitewana Wml Harry Fritz Fritz Hostence Tieepis Evers

Governor grants extended respite for George K. Van Horn

A misspelled dispatch states Governor Stone issued a respite extending the execution date for George K. Van Horn from March 1 to May 4. The message, signed by Private Secretary C. Gerwly, confirms the delay and is directed to a recipient in Patroitsburg Pennsylvania.

Collowiag Betes Stone George IK van Horn Patrixburys Usd Wedeman Bevanton George K. Vu Ilorn C. Gerwly

Keeley Institute Offer Promises Cure for Alcohol Habit

The text asserts the Keeley treatment at 728 Madison Avenue as the only safe cure for alcohol addiction, claiming it makes the drinker aware of being bound and urges readers to seek this method rather than other means. It emphasizes ease and speed of recovery compared to whiskey reliance.

Keeley Keeley Institute Madison Avenue

Lene’s Café Promotes Meals on Spruce Street

A local notice directs residents to dine at Lene’s Café located at 120 Spruce Street. The brief card emphasizes meals and urges patrons to visit for options and service.

Lene's Spruce Street

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