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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1899

Page

5

Local Notices Mention Dalton Residents and Syracuse Visit

William Kiger of Dalton calls on Mrs. Mary Hughes in Nicholeon while visiting in the area. Mr and Mrs Melman Lowy of Apayrei Ventete in Syracuse. Attorney Donahee seen in Wilkee Jiarre on business. Professor Fred B Hunt of Ped die Institute Highstown N J is the poet of Oy Editor. Mikes Ethel Mitehawk hosts birthday gathering at 5 Monroe Avenue with many friends attending. Those present include Bloneh Mulstens Florence Edith Poot Jessie Gerace and other local residents.

William Kiger Dalton Veatershiy Mary Hughes Hotinsonm Xrent Nicholeon Melman Lowy ApayreiaVente Syracuse Donahee Wilkee- Jiarre Fred B. Hunt Peddie Institute Hightwown N.o ML Derby He Pree Prees Mikes Ethel Mitehawk Jer Ointh Biythday Rene Monroe Avenue Hinchenck T. B Rotherm Bhatei Woight Gertrude Hitchcock Bloneh Mulstens Viorence Anl Edith Poot Jessie Gerace Margaret Mary Lees Etella Noyes Gertrude Flawley Evhel Becker

Easter Dress and Gift Sale at Ruby Baxaar and Clark's Annex

Advertises Easter dresses and reefers at Ruby Baxaar 512 Spruce Street and Clark's Annex 205 Washington Avenue. Mentions factory price deals on Key West Havanas and Easter cards with hooklets and novelties. Warranty offer for Greene’s Syrup of Hiooklets and a money refund if not curing coughs, with street merchants listed.

Poys Ruby Baxaar Spruce Street

General Magee Seriously Ill In National Guard

Word reached the Third Brigade headquarters that Brigadier General Frank Magee of the Pennsylvania National Guard is gravely ill with pneumonia at the Scotland School for Soldiers' Orphans where he serves as superintendent. His condition creates anxiety for the Guard and could affect senior leadership if his fate worsens.

W. 8 Millar Frank Magee Third Brigade National Guard of Pennsylvania Preottimonia i Scotland School For Robert Magee Ot Wrightcride National Guard Magee Gobin United Blastes Volunteer Service Spain Archer Miner Watres

Impeachment Petition Against Judges Archbald Gunster Edwards Reported Unfavorable

The Judiciary Committee in Harrisburg reported unfavorably on a petition by county residents seeking the impeachment of Judges Archbald Gunst er and Edwards. The panel considered the matter not worthy of extended discussion.

Judiciary Committee Harrisburg Judiciary Committee of the House Archbald, Gunster Edwards

Man narrowly survives gas incident at Bristol House

William Jones formerly of Chinchilla and Nicholson resident nearly died from gas at the Bristol House in North Scranton. A hotel clerk warned him but he failed to shut off or extinguish the flame leaving Jones unconscious until hours of effort. Dr Wells treated him and he showed signs of recovery later that night. He is a 40 year old paper-hanger and pointer by trade.

William Jones Nicholson Chinchilla Bristol House Scranton Maybe Jones Dr. Wells Ward Hite

Michael Gills Relatives Discovery Notice

A notice from Minerva Stark county Ohio asks relatives of Michael Gil to contact John Bucher in Minerva regarding the man’s death. The description lists six feet tall, dark hair, dark eyes, 47 years old, with two brothers residing in the city. Authorities seek information on his identity and events surrounding the death.

Tribune Minerva Stark County Ohio Allehnet Gil John Bucher Amunerva Stan County Obie Noustack Cutter

Lake Ariel Resort Advertises Pleasures and Excursions

A notice touts Lake Ariel as a premier summer resort with unique natural attractions and advantages not claimed by nearby rivals. Improvements will be made under a liberal policy and dates for excursions will be announced, with notices mailed on application and early bookings encouraged by James C. Moffat, General Passenger Agent, Punmere, rn.

Penn James C. Moffat Gener

Reserved Supper at Penn Avenue Baptist Church

The Penn Avenue Baptist church ladies host a periodical supper in the church lecture room from 6 oclock. One table is reserved for ex-soldiers of the Thirteenth regiment attending the church. After supper an informal reception will be given to the guests of honor.

Penn Avenue Baptist Church

Rexford Auction Of Fixtures At 10 O'clock This Morning

Auction today at 10 a m features Rexford fixtures and office fittings including shelves wall case show cases counters tables and various display units.

Rexford Utshire

Easter display at Clark's Annex in Fin e district

Clark's Easter display unfolds in their annex at No. 205 Washington avenue Fin e with decorations and decorating plants. A suggestion to grocers to stock Red Ribbon Mocha and Tara if not available and a demonstration at Goldsmith's Bazaar is noted.

Clark Washington Avenue Tara Goldsmith’s Bazaar

Delaware Lackawanna names motive power chief in Scranton

The Delaware Lackawanna and Western announces John W. Fitzgibbon as superintendent of motive power and machinery with headquarters in Scranton. Andrew Kemioner resigns. Beranton to oversee the new department, with Truesdale delayed in New York. William Frink to retire as general freight agent. layoffs at car shops described as routine seasonal trimming.

Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Truesdale New York Frink W. PF. Hallotenn Second View Nat General Manderer W. H. Trudadals Fitzelbbon Tribune M. F. Fitegibbon Tenth Street Department of Superintendent of Motive Power Diirectorate Pie Fitagivbou Fitz Aibbon City Scranton Otl Fitzgibbon The Tracedale Rock Island William Frink Lickawannah and Western Company Jd. Rooney Prink Delaware Lackawanis and Western Station

Harrisburg House Approves 45000 Line Item for City Equity

At Harrisburg yesterday the House approved a bill appropriating 45000 to the Pennsylvania Oral Echo of the city for a specific project.

Harrisburg

Huntington's Bakery Moves to New Masonic Temple Quarters

Huntington's Bakery has relocated to larger quarters in the Masonic Temple at 4 Spruce Street. The shop offers a choice assortment of Easter cards and novelties. Beidheman at 447 Spruce Street will feature items for Holy Thursday at Clark's annex located at 2 Washington Avenue in the Old Guernsey Building.

Huntington's Masonic Temple Spruce Street Beidheman Clarks Annex Washington Avenue Old Guernsey Building

Funeral of Thomas Norton in Weat Scranton

The funeral of the late Thomas Norton common councilman from the Twenty-fifth ward was held from his Jackson street home. It drew large municipal delegations, Hibernians, and the Continental Mine Accident fund. Services were at St Patrick's Church followed by interment in Cathedral Cemetery.

Thomas Norton Jackson Street Weat Secranton Relect Ancient Order of Hibernians Continental Mine Accidental Fund St. Patrick’s Catholic Church James Moir C. G. Roland O'Boyle Leonard Jones Thomas Williams McAnilew Recess Grier Oliver Griffithe Weneel Morris Cusick Tatton Coleman Keller Calpin Rolithan Michael McDonald James McGinty John McAndrews Patrick Calpin Thomas Gannon Michael McKinsey Thomas Grant John Hayes John May Radward Cawley Cathedral Cemetery

Detectives hunt gang linked to Mayfield and regional robberies

Delaware Water Gap post office robbery and Cor coran Duryea incident are eyed as part of a broader criminal pattern. Detectives, including Inke Johnson and Leyton, identify three professional suspects guiding the Mayfield burglary, with Cummings, Kelly, Leonard, and Zeby among those under scrutiny. A New York agency reportedly sent a suspect to the region. police expect decisive leads within days amid ongoing hospital observations and photo documentation.

Mayfield Delaware Water Gap Corcoran Duryea Peekville Willam Patterson Faston Free Press Corcorn Ley=ton Johnson Cummings Connell Taphoawanna Hospital Menowhite Kelly Levison Wilkes-Huarte Zeby Leonard Leyshon Alae Aithority Cody Nother Thie New York Miythel Edie Water Gap Pouk- Hie Offaley Ean Shannon Kelly Acby United States Susquehanna County Great Bend Mulberry Street Sterlial Allence Chief Matterson Ashley Peckvill Lew Frey Jones Beige

Pratt Institute Library students visit Albright and Osterhout libraries

A party of about 15 Pratt Institute Library School seniors led by Miss Mary W. Plummer will tour Wilkes-Barre's Albright Memorial and Osterhout libraries after visiting Philadelphia institutions. Judge Alfred Hand will host guests, including librarians and trustees, with further visits planned to Drexel Institute and the University of Pennsylvania.

Mary W. Plummer Pratt Institute Library Alfred Hand Osterhout Library Beranton Ite Pratt Institute Library School of Philadelphia Pratt Institute Library School Albright Library Henry J. Carr Abso T O J. Carr Board of Trustees James Archbard Henry Helm, Jr J. M. Boies William Connelt T. H. Dale C. M. Giffin Tudge Gunster HW. M. Hannah Rogers Israel Dr. Logan Law Library Burn Mawr Library Albright Osterhout Misa Janice Albright Wbrary H. J. the Armenean Library Serioul Ie

Fire damages Connell residence at Vine Street

A kitchen conduit fire at 1118 Vine Street owned by W A Connell threatened the residence yesterday morning. Firemen from the Relief Chemical company extinguished the blaze quickly. Damage to the kitchen and rear wall estimated at 106 dollars, covered by insurance.

W. A. Connell Vine Street Chiy Avenue Almoatt Tnd

Committee to visit White House for McKinley invitation

A committee including William Connell Hien ex-Sheriff Charles Robinson and others was selected to convey Wilkes-Barre's invitation to President McKinley and Postmaster General Smith for the national convention of letter carriers to be held in November. The group will arrange their Washington trip at their convenience.

McKinley Hien William Connell T. V. Powderly Charles Robinson Reeve Brooks Lo A. Wotres Mekhin Jey Smith Washington

Decoy Telegram Tricks fugitive Jame at Delaware Depot

J Randall Jame was lured by a decoy telegram arranged by Alderman Millar to trap him as he planned to meet a supposed friend at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western depot. Detective Silverburz confronted him and a warrant was verified before allowing continued travel toward New York City.

J. Randall Jame McTigue & Melvin Hotelboopers Millar James Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Depot New York City Ineteni Silverburz Tle

Accident at Vine Street Clay Avenue Pavement Sink

A large chunk of pavement at the intersection of Vine Street and Clay Avenue sank several feet yesterday into an improperly refilled trench. A wagon loaded with brick toppled with the pavement and required considerable labor to recover it.

Vine Street Clay Avenue

Anes Store Promotes Early Selections at Washington Avenue

A local notice invites buyers to stake their choice early in a free deal at 305 Washington Avenue. GTharks & Co promotes an open event with all welcome and an emphasis on avoiding rush times.

Washington

Beidleman Resigns as Marehal in Tew Masonic Building

Beidleman, known as the Bookman, removes Marehal from the Tew Masonic Building amid a local dispute. The action signals changes in the office and property handling within the fraternal meeting space.

Marehal Tew Masonic

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James Whitcomb Riley Norton's Book Store Waar Griffin Art Studio Wyoming Avenue Lackawanna Dairy CO Adams Avenue A. A. Lindabury Wee Connell Mailding South Main Avene Chas. McMullen & Co. Hiave Traders’ National Bank P. J. Reap Penn Avenue Linden Stree Keeley Keeley Institute Madison Ave Lod Lackn Ave Ros Pena A. i Warmas Cherr Clark’s Annex Washington Avesse Garney, Brown & Co Reicheman J. Jhang Unmore Lechenion Bripraise William C. Jones Michael Gills Lake Ariel Erie Wyoming Valley R. R Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Delaware, Lackawanna and Woeertern Railroad Company Coursen E. G. Coursen Mrs. Winslow Drugelaia Winslow Java Collette Manewe Pan Bourg Pratt Institute Judge Hand Will White House Apruce Street Ladies’ Home Journal Anni Dr. 5 C, Snyder Hin Spruce Wilkes-Harre Leganton Kelaon Tiree Lackawanna Avenue Dr.Bull Dooce Beidleman the Bookman Clarke Bros Mollie Perry Brothers Wyoming Bell & Skinner Hotel Jermyn Lackawanna Ave Raynolds Delosthuley Tray Hand & Payne On the Square Washington Ave Opp Commonwealth Bldg Richart & Sandarsan Oil Co TIONA Wyoming Avo S.&h Bouquet BHO UDNS Lackowonns Ave Maloney OL AMD
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