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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1900

Page

7

Funeral Notices and Local Meetings in City Notes

Funeral arrangements for Norman B. Post and Mrs. Alice M. Hughes announced with times and locations. Catholic and cathedral interments noted. Society meetings of All Souls Universalist church and Ladies Deborah Verein listed with venues and times. Brodie and Kate McAndrew funerals scheduled. Conway inquest details and autopsy reported. Photographic exhibition to open at Wilkes-Barre wheelmen club. hospital benefit planning meeting at Mrs T H Watkins residence.

Ladies’ Aid Society of All Soule’ Universalist Church F. E. Loomis Madison Avenue Pennsylvania Wilkes. Barre Peeneneas T. H. Watkins Monroe Avenue

Postponed Hebrew Congregation event rescheduled for Thursday

Wednesday evening activities are moved to Thursday at 7 0 o'clock at the Excelsior Social club. Entertainment for Sunday school children of Anshe Chesed will be provided, and all congregation members with families are invited.

Hebrew Congregation of Anshe Chesed Excelsior

Uncalled For Letters at Scranton Post Office List

Uncalled letters remaining at the Scranton Pennsylvania post office Lackawanna County dated March 25 1990. Recipients include Burt Adams Mra J Andrews Archibald B A The Art Work for Woman Box 1206 Mrs Bowman Mr Bailey P W Brown and many others. Callers should say advertised and give the list date.

Scranton Postoffice Lackawanna County Burt Adams Mra. J Nellie Regan al. Richards E. W. Ronneberger Rudolph Roberta William H. Shaffer William F. Smith W. Stark C. E. Smith Patrick Beanan Martin Tucker Ruby Thomas T. J. Thomas Albert Misa May Thompson Mra J. D. Thomas Adolphine Vetter George Vansickle J. J. Weaver J. W. Williams L. Weel Marv Williams R. HH. C. Watkins Della Wetzel A. Westcott Mies Agnes Walsh Robert Yarrow

Local Spanish-American War Veterans elect officers at armory meeting

Officers for the local camp are named including Commander Colonel Co. B. Dougherty and Senior Vice Commander Major F. L. McKee. New members listed include Sergeant Tate and John McGuigan with a special April meeting planned and committees formed.

Smith Wilkes-Barre

Irish Comedian James Gildea Dies in Oregon

James Gildea an Irish comedian known in this city died recently at Sumpter Oregon. Born in Carbondale he carved a 17 year stage career noted for lively turns and original gags. His brother John Gilden of Olyphant remains. Police were notified about the disposition of his remains.

James Gilden Sumpter Ore Carbondale John Gilden Olyphant Gildea Music Hall

Attempt at incendiary fire at Scranton grocer store

An early morning attempt to set fire at William Nichola’s grocery at the Hampton and Tenth streets corner was discovered before flames spread. Passersby extinguished a small blaze after noticing oil-saturated boards. Police investigated and sought the arsonist.

William Nichola Hampton and Tenth Streets West Scranton

District Attorney Jones Improves at Local Hospital

Hospital report from Hahnemann indicates District Attorney Jones is improving with lower temperature and better general condition. Doctors hope to avoid amputation of his hand as recovery continues.

Hahnemann Hospital Jones

Ex-judge William H. Stanton Hospitalized After Paralysis

Hon. William H. Stanton was taken to Lackawanna Hospital from his Clay Avenue home yesterday morning. The longtime jurist has suffered paralysis for some time and is now dangerously ill, though he rested easily late last night.

William H. Stanton Lackawanna Hospital Clay Avenue

Bonn Seeks Republican Nomination For County Recorder

Emil Bonn declares candidacy for recorder of deeds in the Republican primaries. He emphasizes ten years of campaign involvement and his commitment to aiding residents across the county.

Millinery Opening Promotes Beecham’s Pills

Dougherty and Thomas announce a millinery opening at 133 Wyoming with Beecham's Pills advertised to dispel the blues during the event.

Tomorow Dougherty & Thomas Wyoming Avenue Beecham

Absent Witnesses for Grand Jury Expected Today

Grand jury work yielded no major developments yesterday in Scranton with only a few witnesses, including Ike Seldman and Alderman Howe, examined. Indictments against councilmen and slot machine cases were being prepared by a sub-committee as the panel awaited further testimony from Maloney and Silliman and possible appearance by Ex Mayor Halley.

Grand Jury Ike Seldman Charles Sommers Edward Knight P. G. Walsh John T. Howe Ira Mitchell James G. Halley Frank Silliman, Jr Scranton Railway Company Carl W. McKinney

Carnegie Company elects new board of directors

Pittsburg on March 27 stockholders of the Carnegie company elected a board headed by Charles M. Schwab with Lawrence C. Phipps as first vice president and Andrew M. Moreland as secretary. The Carnegie Steel company and related constituents remain under existing officers until formal control on April 1.

Pittsburg Carnegie Company Charles M. Schwab Henry Phipps George Lauder William H. Singer Andrew M. Moreland Thomas Morrison James Gayley Thomas Lynch Lawrence C. Phipps Daniel M. Clemson James B. Dill William W. Blackburn Knox & Reed Carnegie Steel Company M. Schwab Alexander R. Peacock L. C. Phipps D. M. Clemson A. M. Moreland Pennsylvania Carnegie Steel Company, Limited H. C. Frick Coke Company

Pennsylvania Railroad Earnings Report March February Comparison

The Pennsylvania railroad reports February gross earnings up 0,054,500 and expenses up 174,600. Net earnings rise by 1,000,000 for the two months year over year, with two months total gross up 2,696,600 and expenses up 1,002,400.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad

Clemson College Defeats Cornell in Baseball, 7 to 2

Calhoun March 27 Clemson college baseball team beat Cornell university team of Ithaca New York by seven to two here today. The twice monthly earnings report notes substantial increases in gross earnings and expenses across several lines, with net earnings rising accordingly.

Calhoun 8. C Clemson Cornell University Ithaca N. Y

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