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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
7
The Conservatory of Music hosts a concert at St Luke's Parish House this evening. Performers include Violinist Linus Venk, pianist Gracy Sweir, and soprano Margaret Peovky among a long list of students and faculty delivering a program of Viennese waltzes, classical selections, and choral numbers in a traditional parish setting.
The Grandland Hotel on Adelaide Avenue nears completion with a brick five story structure. It features a large dining room, sixty rooms, a modern kitchen, passenger elevator, and extensive staff quarters. Contractor Conrad Schroeder leads work with architect Fred J Ameden guiding the design.
Today at 12 percent Washington Avenue the Pallio hosts a cordial visit to Exeter and the real estate offices. Attendees will view exhibits and hear about articles of exchange and landlord work in the city. The event highlights workers and youth who appreciate the labor behind crafting and selling goods in the local market.
One more piano left on sale described as in near new condition with good finish. The ad promises a reliable instrument and a great bargain. Call at Cucmnsey Hall early this morning if you want a price, 214 Washington Avenue, Boranton, Pa.
A woman long plagued by nervous symptoms reports full recovery after using Lichti's Celery Nerve Compound for three years. She says she hardly feels her nerves now and regards the remedy as wonderful. Bold by Matthews Broad.
Lehrlever offers cabinet portraits priced at three dollars each presenting artistic photography that blends studio precision with creative composition. The program markets accessible, high quality portraits for the home, highlighting formal posing and refined lighting.
A brief notice lists Steam Heating and Plumbing on 31 Wyoming Avenue Ash as the firm handling plumbing work for Kellys union crackers project.
The Fell Township contest following February election declared Thomas Holmes elected by one vote amid 127 illegal ballots found. Court orders and notes detail the adjudication of the school hire and other offices, with various verdicts in common pleas court and public notices on costs and unregistered or unnaturalized voters.
Yesterday in the main court room Judge Selly presided over the trial of Mrs Antle Kilmartin against the Fire Association of Philadelphia. The case concerns a Hamilton county hotel destroyed by fire on December 26 1808 with a $1000 insurance claim. Plaintiff claims goods were valued and some sold before the fire while defense argues the fire was not an accident. The widow now resides in New York and is represented by Burns Murphy and Howis. The fire company is represented by Porsttiner of Tunk Hillock with Gordon of Carbondale providing testimony. A second case against Sheet Ironery Land Company ended with a jury verdict for the plaintiff in some claims and related disputes over land purchase and compensation.
Yesterday's brief from Wau Th and Malad lists issued marriage licenses for several residents including Maury and Wyatt. The notice notes names associated with the region and references a weekly reporting schedule from the county clerk.
Judie Archfuld discharged a new trial rule yesterday in the alitment case at Mery V. Dis taainat Maury Duty.
The article explains grip or influenza like illness spreading among people, with varied symptoms and risk of pneumonia. It cites Dr John Amex and Dr Gerald Simpson endorsing Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe early treatment to shorten the illness and prevent complications, advising use during the first days of symptoms.
Judge Archbald overruled the demurrer in the equity suit of Benjamin S. Robinson against Michael J. Gervity seeking ownership of land in Carbondale. In Scranton probate, the will of the late Joseph Anstey of West Scranton was admitted. he leaves his estate to his wife Wisertine.
A protest signed by Scranton residents and local officials criticizes the Vaughan bill aimed at liquor licensing. It argues the measure would reduce city revenues, threaten essential services, and favor higher taxes on individuals. The document requests legislative rejection and preserves city finances.
The estimates committee faces Friday's session to approve clerks for public safety and public works directors, plus an extra recorder clerk and two for the city controller. A street commissioner clerk at 750 dollars is under consideration while a 3720 salary item for a street commissioner clerk was dropped. Recorder Moly seeks an extra clerk and Controller Howell wants at least two more due to clothing provisions in the ripper bill.
The controller Howell's salary cannot be raised from 2000 to 2500 under the reorganiza tion ordinance. The ordinance fixes 2500 as the salary, arguing a post election change would violate constitutional protections against altering a public officer's pay.
An advertise ment promoting Beranton at 14 Washington Ave offers planes for sale with promises of good prices and favorable terms. The notice urges calling for current nets and terms from Guernery, the proprietor.
The annual report by Chief BW Zigemann to Recorder Moblie details department condition and urges purchases of a first class steamer, hose, hook and ladder truck, and a combination wagon. It notes needed overhead wire rules, hydrant expansion, and improved hose care and storage to improve city firefighting capacity.
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