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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1898

Page

8

Elevators Prove Safety In Connell Building Test

A large crowd witnessed a public test of passenger elevators in the new Connell building at Scranton. The six to eight story structure, of steel and brick, features a safe air cushion system and automatic brake. The test showed the carriage surviving a full 120 foot drop with eggs and water remaining intact. The building, nearly complete, is expected to open by April 1 and houses 102 offices.

New Connell New Connell Building D. W. C. Suplee Suplee China Connell Building Scranton General Electric Connolly & Wallaree Hunt & Connell Scranton Electric Construction Company Stokes & Parrish Philadelphia

Wright's Sudden Death In Garden

Harry Wright a 34 year old teamster living at 855 Meridian street died of apoplexy yesterday afternoon while walking with his five year old daughter in the garden. He had been ill but felt better recently and was to return to work. Mrs Wright and the child Blanche survive. Funeral Sunday at 2 from the residence. Interment Washburn street cemetery.

Harry Wright Meridian Street Benare & Sun Shickshinny Moses Taylor Council American Mechanics Blanche Washburn Street

Board of Trade Supper and Meeting Mon Night

Board of Trade members respond to notices of next Monday nights combined supper and meeting with seventy acceptances so far, and expected to reach a hundred by tomorrow. Over fifteen membership applicants will attend as guests. Steward ONeill of the Scranton club serves consomm e vermicelli fried melts etc. Business includes resurfacing Lackawanna and Washington avenues, public baths on Roaring Brook, and efforts to secure lower freight rates.

Board of Trade Steward O'Neill Scranton Club Lackawanna Washington Avenues Roaring Brook

Moving Day Benefit From Union Transfer Services

The Union Transfer company announces extensive moving day preparations with a large storage warehouse at 15 Franklin Avenue. Families needing temporary storage or convenient relocation can have furniture cared for, and customers are urged to notify the company before April 1 to save on moving.

Union Transfer Company Franklin Avenue

Wheelmen to tour proposed gravity bicycle path

Arthur Frothingham will lead a party of wheelmen to Hawley this morning. They depart at 10 oclock from in front of the Westminster hotel aboard an erectal trolley car. The group includes officers and committees from city bicycle clubs and invited guests.

Arthur Frothingham Hawley Westminster Hotel Mr. Frothingham

Local Notables and Visits Roundup from Pittston and Nearby

Personal items list assorted visits and movements: Pr J Honan the tailor spent yesterday at Pittston. Attorney T F Wella was in Wilkes-Barre yesterday. Mrs Coe Durland of Honewdale is visiting friends in the city. Henry Huesell of Monse­dale was a Beranton visitor yesterday. Mrs Marple of Franklin Avenue is spending days in Atlantic City. The Misses Hickey of Binghamton are guests of the Misser Mahon of Mulberry Street. The News Patterson Dempsey McHugh and Gordon of Pittston spent yesterday with Scranton friends. Captain P DeLacy delivered an address at Swartz Post Campfire in Moscow Monday night. Mr and Mrs Timothy Burke of Green Ridge have returned from the south trip for Mr Burke’s health. Rt Rev O Hara celebrated mass yesterday in St Patrick’s Church Philadelphia before consecration.

Pr. J. Honan Pittston T. F. Wella Wilken Barre Mulberry Street Miews Patterson Dempsey McHugh Gordon Scranton P. DeLacy Swartz Post Grand Army of the Republic Moscow Timothy Burke Green Ridge Burke Hinhop “O'Hara St. Patrick's Church Philadelphia

St Patrick Day Observances Across Luzerne County

Quiet observances marked St Patrick Day in Wilkes Barre Pittston Hazleton and area with church masses and local society events. parades in Pittston and Wilkes Barre drew thousands as Ancient Order of Hibernians planned a June reunion to consolidate branches.

Providences Luzarne Pittston Wilkes-Barre Haczleton Sons of the Green Isle Order of Hibernians St. Patrick

Coursesy Print Butter and Fresh Creamery Special

Premium butter from the creamery sold daily in print form. Special offer price 25c per lb. Fresh California navels priced 25c and 35c per dozen, $3.50 to $3.75 per box. Coursen's Blended Java coffee offered at 25c per pound.

Miss Henwood Recital Delights Studio Audience

Miss Elizaroth Henwood and Miss Cordelia Freeman presented a refined recital at Prof. Southworth's studio. Henwood displayed precise technique and bright finish in pieces by Maschelle Balint Saint-Saëns Paderewski and Coles, while Freeman offered vocal solos and a closing lullaby, earning warm praise as a gifted duo.

Tilo Balnt-Saene Paderewek Coles Cordelia Freeman Chaminade I Gardner Miss Freeman Nina Dennee

Referee awards $296.50 in potato dispute

Elmer and Harry Sherwood trading as Sherwood Bros. won an arbitration against George T. Helfrich on behalf of Andrew Rauschmeyer. John F. Murphy awarded the plaintiff $296.50 plus costs for a carload of potatoes delivered to Scranton Cash store. Helfrich argued the purchase was individual speculation, not for the store, but the award favored the plaintiffs.

Elmer Sherwood Harry Sherwood Sherwood Bros George T. Helfrich Andrew Rauschmeyer John F. Murphy Rauschmeyer Scranton Helfrich

Judge Albright to Hear New Trial Arguments Today

Special sitting today before Judge Edwin Albright of Lehigh county will hear arguments for new trials in several local common pleas cases presided by him. The Malta versus Scranton Traction case seeks a new trial alleging a juror allowed another to serve, with related matters in the Kelly Traction case and Hawley Brothers against I E Harley also set for argument. Twining optician at Harris drug store is listed with hours 9 a m to 4 m.

Edwin Albright Lehigh County Malta Scranton Traction Company Kelly Traction Company Hawley Brothers I. E. Harley

Gray Stone kitchenware and basins sale list

A fragment lists large bread bakers pans milk pans pudding pans and square bread pans from Gray Stone. Also offered are wash basins cuspidors tin wash pails wooden pails coal hods and assorted galva nized items with prices from 10 to 24 cents.

Maryland

Enameling and repair shop promotes carriage tires

An ad states a shop offers enameling and repair, with all work by mechanics. They install rubber tires on carriages of any size or style in a few hours, guaranteeing satisfaction. They position themselves as headquarters for iron and steel, wagonmaker’s and blacksmith’s supplies.

Order books at Deckens Pharmacy in Maig Vot

Readers may find order books at Deckens Pharmacy located at 107 North in Maig Vot. The notice directs inquiries to the identified pharmacy and address for availability and pickup.

Deckens Pharmacy

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