Stock of pianos on hand including several secondhand
A local note reports a good stock of pianos now on hand with several different makes and includes a few secondhand instruments among them.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1900
Page
7
A local note reports a good stock of pianos now on hand with several different makes and includes a few secondhand instruments among them.
Patrick Gerrity, who resigned as general janitor for Jane Lorg's Bons last week, received a solid oak desk and chair from the store's employer. Other items note funeral for R W Kellow, a Green Ridge Woman's Club meeting, Rutledge hotel purchase, weekly clearing totals, West Pittston station burglary, a double wedding, a failed needle removal, and a sanitation lecture by Charles F. Wingate.
Guertiney hall hosts a talk under the Central Labor union on The Money Value of Sanitation to Workingmen. School Board Tonight describes a regular meeting with a report from the new building committee on No. 05 School. A Shetland pony ran away from 47 Mary street. it is bay with white spots and weighs around 200 pounds. Lied erkrang minstrel rehearsal at Music hall preview promises a successful performance with new music and jokes.
Professional thieves raided the home of Willard and Mrs. Matthews on Quincy Avenue while the couple were in California. The house showed extensive vandalism with drawers dumped, valuables possibly stolen, and silver scattered about. Police suspected a gang of pros, but no suspects were found as of last night.
Colonel Watres of the Thirteenth regiment shifts from captains distributing badges to a general April 6 presentation at 8 o'clock for eight city companies. The procession forms on Adams avenue at Linden street, then returns to the armory for speeches by Rev. Charles C. Ploros, Major Moir, A W Dickson, Major Everett Warren and Captain W A May.
Mrs. Thomas P. Yager of Cross Keys Virginia, found working as a domestic in the city months ago, again vanishes after wandering from home while temporarily insane. She was in Washington last week with her husband and was to seek medical help when he left for Baltimore. Detectives from a private agency are searching.
Emil Bonn announces his candidacy for the recorder of deeds in the Republican primary. He highlights ten years of active campaign involvement and favorable contact with county residents while pledging to provide maximal assistance.
Reverend D R Beardsley reflects on his first year as pastor of All Souls Universalist Church Scranton detailing work in the Sunday School P U and church activities He calls for a broader universalist mission in the city and outlines plans to grow membership strengthen doctrine and expand outreach including a lively Young People’s Christian Union and financial support for the church.
A reader from Rensselaer Minnesota thanks Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for restoring health after prolonged fatigue back pains and suffering. The letter touts improved well being after two to four bottles and urges women to seek early advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
Rev A C Gaeblin of New York City spoke to the Young Women's Christian Association at Grace Reformed Church. He described Matthew as the Genesis of the New Testament, outlined key themes, and emphasized Christ as King, servant, and son of God. He and Rev Ulrich will continue talks today and tomorrow on Psalms and related topics.
Many ordinances died in committee or on first readings. Key items like Water Rates for Scranton Gas and Water and a saloon licensing misdemeanor failed to advance. Several measures with two readings awaited final passage, including paving Penn avenue fronting Handley estate and multiple street and utility projects.
The artistic piano embodies supreme skilled labor and noble ideals, crafted with the finest materials. Such results are enduring, reflecting intelligent work and premium craftsmanship.
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