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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1899

Page

5

Norton’s New Wall Decorations Arrive for Inspection

Norton’s invites the public to view its new wall decorations featuring Cream patterns in American English and French designs. The exhibit promises exclusive selections from mills, with no obligation to buy and access to skilled workers for interior decorating projects at reasonable rates. Locations include 822 Lackawanna Ave Scranton and 325 Main St Wilkes-Barre.

Lackawanna Ave Scranton Main St Wilkes-Barre

Local residents and visitors noted in city notices

A series of brief items records Frank P. Chullin visiting Paterson New Jersey and Mrs. Mite Mirearet Kelley of Poun Avenue in town, Dr. and Mrs. Ware rooms in New York City, T F Wells and family set to sail for Europe, Willem Erbe traveling to Bouthington Connecticut for a funeral, Owen of Tribune visiting friends, Jamoa Z O Malley elected borough attorney in Winton, Henry Ladecke and Elizabeth Erbe traveling to Southington Connecticut for a relative’s funeral, A A Ayres returning from a state tour for the Improved Order of Red Men, and Mrs. Tardlee Hardenbergh recovering from pneumonia keeping many friends informed.

Frank P. Chullin Pidhielpila Yeatardhip Mite Mirearet Kelley Poun Avenue Paterson X. J HB Ware New York City T. F. Wells Familly Miss Parke Norman Mirke Europe Willem Erbe Borunteis Dhome Bouthington Conn Emerson 2 Owen The Tribune Meridia Telegraph Jamoa Z. O'Malley Winton Henry J. Ladecke Elizabeth Erbe Bullset Avenue Southington, Ionn A. A. Ayres Junior Sagarore State Council Order of Red Men Mise & Tardlee Hardenbergh

Strawbridge & Clothiers Sample Suite at Local Stores

Friday and Saturday agents will showcase a full line of sample suits jackets and silk waists at our stores. Goods may be reheated and garments made to measure. Meats & Wagen.

Strawbridge & Clothiers

Poor Board Seat Quo Warranto Substitution Sought

On Monday court will hear attorney I H Burns representing John J Murphy asking to substitute Frank J Dickert for F L Terppe in quo warranto proceedings over the poor board seat from the old South ward. Terppe resigned and Judge Gunster paused merits pending current holding status. Lane's at 20 Spruce Street advertises wines and cigars.

I. HM. Burns John J. Murphy Old South Ward Frank J. Dickert F. L. Terppe Murphy Terppe Gunster Lawue

City offices to be filled as council elections loom

A heated struggle for city offices unfolds ahead of the April installation and council reorganization. Republicans and Democrats vie for chairmanships in both councils, with Luther Keller and Winn White among GOP candidates for common council chair and J. Gyler seeking support from Democrats for clerk. The mayor will appoint a new city solicitor and police chief, while the police department faces uncertainty over Chief Hickey’s future term.

Hatton Mors Solemor Sole Hattie Thy Seriot Condes Teaiween E. B. Wagner Richard H. Williames Sith Williamia Mr. Wagner Luther Keller Winn White James J. Gyler Thutor Juckeon Jones Lyme W. Hy Bown Corneie Oleet Cily A. A. Westbure AM. W. Lowry M. A. Mc Maklow Poririans Mary Frank Hobling Sone Fine Gou Powell Fie Hickey Takea Mickey Male Melith Harvey Fh. Long W. Iizelmann Kinnley Henry Mohr Common Connellman Viva Walker Ia Agewia

California Rine Olives and Olives Offerings Highlighted

A Philadelphia grocer advertises California Rine Olives at 39 cents with regular price 35 cents, full quart bottles at 69 cents, Spanish Queen Olives 18 oz bottles at 25 cents, large fruit at 35 cents, 10 oz bottles at 10 cents, and Coursens brand olive oil 75 cents per bottle. Potomac Roe Herring priced at 38 cents.

Philadelphia

Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Promoted For Digestive Ailments

A promotional notice touts Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as superior for stomach, liver, and kidney disorders and chronic constipation. It quotes Andrew Anderson of Holdrege Nebraska praising it as the best remedy for indigestion and long‑standing constipation. Bottles bear Eisner & Mendelson Co. signature as sole agents in New York and a pamphlet is offered.

Carlsbad Carlsbad Sprudel Eisner & Mendelson Co Sole Avents New York

City Hall Petition Signals Widespread Support

A fragment notes a petition circulating with many potential backers and broad interest in City Hall matters.

Memorial Mass for late Bishop William O Hara at Rt Peters

A large crowd attended a month’s mind Mass at Rt Peters cathedral for the repose of the soul of the late William O Hara bishop of Scranton. The service featured a solemn office, multiple priests, and a sermon by Rev Hernan J McQuaid praising the bishop’s devotion and long service.

St. Peter's Cathedral Bishop O'Hara Rt. Peters William O'Hara Scranton Mev T. I Kiet, Wi B.shil Jtve Hagleton Lennons Bishop Holin Dr Klerman Philadelphia Hugene A. Carvey Vo G Pittston Mie Colelrant Bishop Hiban Eugene A. Carvey Pytistow Wis Oxaintant Patlent de McMatiue Providenes Kiernan Philladelphia Homor M A McAndrew Wilkee- Harte Mase J Vo Husale Plains Subedeacon Caffey J. T. Feeley St. Thoms College A. T. Uvadrick Wee Scranton Thorifer Andrew Mitre Karups Scraton Hugin Theo J. J. Metahe Bowih Borinton Act Trvederick Weel Scranton Huret Ashley PL F. Quinnon Bittetony de A. Martin Green Ridge Father Simon Weeat Scranton Nantionke FL Crane Avoca James A. Moffitt Taylor Phillips Plymouth W. Maline Susquehanna MB. Dontin Dunmore Flew Gelden Willimsport Thomas Hanley Moevian Honesdale St McManus O'Toole Willan Manley Jermyn M. J. Shields Bentley Creek Wilking Connolly Vrev EL A. Garvey Vi CL Walter Gorman Minook J. MacGoldrick J. Gough EL Feeley Roe Oheater N. V Jeremias Owen Pricet

Langstaff Kelly Contest Opens as Carbondale Votes Scrutinized

Sixty nine Carbondale voters were examined in the Langstaff Kelly contest by Examiners Lewis and Dugsan. A half dozen bad votes were found and another hearing is scheduled for Carbondale today.

Carbondale Lewis and Dugsan Carbhondale

Reduced Rates for Merchants to New York

Lehigh Valley railroad announces a one and one third fare for the round trip on certificates of Merchants Association of New York from Scranton to New York City and return. Tickets on sale March 16 to the 31st inclusive. Return tickets issued on validated certificates. Full information from ticket agents within fifteen days of issue.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Merchants Association of New York Scranton New York City

Steam Heating and Plumbing Ad Copy

Advertisement lists Steam Heating and Plumbing by P. Fl & M. T. Howley at 281 Wyoming Ave and Lane's for meals at 420 Spruce Street along with Pocono Clear priced at 6c.

P. FL & M. T. Howley Wyoming Ave

Refund Guarantee Offer for Greene's Warranted Syrup in Thunmer

The undersigned promise refunds if Greene's Warranted Syrup fails to cure coughs or colds. They advertise a c ent bottle to prove sale and authorize money refunds. Names listed include J. G. Bou n and Donahue in Pu with indicated towns Thunmer and Anton.

Greene Thunmer Jotun BP Donahue Anton

Temple Coal Consolidation Creates New Temple Company

The Simpson and Watkins coal interests merge into a single firm named Temple Iron Company with $2,000,000 capital. Watkins elected president, with major officers to be chosen March 15. The consolidation groups Fort, Mount Lookout, and other collieries under one management while preserving local officers and multi-rail shipping plans.

Simpson & Watkins New York Temple Iron Company Watkins Tribune Temple Tron Company M Sft Temple Reading Iia Caprial CD. Simpson Prresident Tosh Waakiis Trenshrerty ALF Law Sketiny Katee Coal Wempans Sim Watkiis Welles Vine Simeon Letw Henrethry Edgerton Vanity Cypital Simpson Hight S Even Porcet Mining Company Archbald Newton Cowl Company Pittston Watking Heelstone Temple Company Waterins Incan the Tribune Ourious Integral Companiies Guarantee Trust Company Artress Hta Wathins Morgan Harimony Flinpaen & Watking’ Holdings Min. Watking Ontario and Western Mir. Watkine le Bitch Valley Delaware Lackawanna and

Simpeon and Watkins Manage New Mexican Interests

The article details the management of the New Mexican interests held by Simpeon and Watkins, outlining corporate stewardship and regional operations within the state. It notes key figures and strategic priorities guiding investment and oversight.

Simpeon & Watkins

Mayor-Elect Moir Honored by Odd Fellows

James Moir, mayor elect, received a gold-mounted Waterman fountain pen at Odd Fellows hall on Wyoming avenue. The Robert Burnelodge No 0 Odd Fellows hosted a reception after their lodge meeting, with remarks by Moir and several attorneys, plus lodge choir performances and a group handshaking finale.

Robert Burnelodge Odd Fellows James Moir Odd Fellowes Hall Wyoming Avenue W. &. Ward Reynolds Lodge Moir Moly Shaaels Gnade Gaylord Thomas Winlter Oh. Davia W. S. Potslandes J. '. Fickes TB. E. Winkham Jodes Quartelle FP Suydam I Porroit

Forgery Ring Busted In East Coast Plot

Police report a gang led by Michael Lehr and Samuel Miller specialized in forging checks and cashing them through banks. Members included Michael McCarthy in Reading, Charles Miller in New York, and others in Newark and Allentown. The American Banking Association aided three years of investigation, with arrests across multiple cities.

Michael Gelr Decenr Miller Michael Nee Slaickest Lohr le Newark NS. 1 New York City 4+ sedhtion Lehr Scranton Gurrell Arteel Moiris Gue Effiees Michael McCarthy Heading Charles Miller Samuel Miller Allentown Joseph Miller

Steamship Agencies Declared Brokers Under War Tax

Steamship agencies drafting bills of exchange for New York steamship houses are deemed brokers under the June war revenue act. About two hundred brokers in the district had refused payment awaiting ruling. A Commissioner’s opinion and Penman’s actions eliminated the 50 percent penalty, removing back taxes.

S‘e New York N. E. Scott Washington J. Frank Penman Wilson Penman

Resignation of Dr Dixon at Warren Street Baptist Church

Dr Dixon resigned as pastor of the Warren Street Baptist church in Boston after a short tenure at Penn Avenue Baptist. The Warren Street congregation promptly accepted his resignation amid marital allegations that he denies.

Joseph K. Dixon D. D Warren Street Boston Dixon Penn Avenue

New President Delays Delaware Lackawanna West Tour

The new D L & W A R Co president Truesdale made a brief city stop en route to Buffalo delaying planned inspections due to a snow storm. He might visit Byracsy and Allen divisions later, with local officials and managers meeting him in New York and at Woodvale.

Buffalo W. A. ‘Triedvale Delaware, Lackhawanna and Western Railroad Company Tribune New York Berantun Olae Emowmn Western Byracave Utica Byracsy Allen Teichlide Sermaton Wooti Aveeny Bay Cienara Aid Chitet Duanee Archbald Garrett Bogert Washington Tripsdate Aution WR. Storrs AL HE Storrs Trent Thomas HH. Watkine Bimpeon & Watkins Bogert

Former Pastor Dead at Howard Place African Methodist Church

Trev. WH. A. Grant, longtime pastor of the Howard Place African Methodist church, died yesterday at his Pittsburg residence. He was remembered as an earnest gospel worker who built the church edifice and led the congregation through years of growth and faith.

A. Grant Howard Mice African

Last High School Lecture by Leland T. Powers

Leland T. Powers will speak at the high school next Friday evening March 10, closing the lecture course praised as one of the citys best entertainment series. Powers is a favored reader on both continents and tickets will be sold at the high school box office the night of the event.

Leland T. Powers Towers

National Baptists Anniversaries Travel Notice

Fare for round trip available with tickets on sale May 14 15 16 17. Good to return until July 18. For full details contact Julia R Pott District Passenger Agent Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railway 484 William Street Williamstown Pa or at Chestnut Street Philadelphia PA. Smoke Pocono Clear service offered.

National Baptista Julia R. Pott Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y William William Sport Up Chestnut Palladelphia Pau

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Norton M. Norton ADA Kodaks Kodak Supplies the Griffin Art Studio A. A. Lindabury Dice Willian Malo Avenue Hal McMulley & G Hnvec Generas Traders Nationa BO Bldg Hest P. J. Reap Windsor Keeleyor Keeley Institute Madison Ave Lacka. Ave Ackawanna Raundory Gas Penn Avenue Wartuan Lane Creyy Soricttorship the Fine Department John Nelson Frank Miller Kester Thomas Cullen Richard Thomas Blelor Frevens West Scranton Jont California Potomac E. G Coursen Tor Mans Lane's Spruce Street Mr. Watkins DR. Dixon Stockman Truesdale William H. Bird San Francisco Dr.Bull Bull Scranton Dairy TO Lackawanna Ava Stranton Pic Dorahia Raynolds Conrad W. H. Pierce Hand & Payne Squire Washington Ave OM Age Oncoming Maloney OL and Manufacturing CO Scratton S.8&h Short & Higgins Lackawanua Ave
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