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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1900

Page

10

Supreme Court Reverses Verdict In Bicycle Wagon Collision

Justice Mestrezat directs new trial in Philadelphia case where a cyclist sues for injuries after a wagon wheel runs over his foot. He cites Philadelphia ordinance requiring driving on the right and notes both rider and driver must obey road law. The boy had right to be on Seventeenth Street and the driver risked collision by a sudden turn.

Justice Mestrezat Supreme Court Lower Court Philadelphia Seventeenth Street

Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Offers Chicago Access

The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway with the Elevated Railway System of Chicago provides direct routes to most Chicago areas. Union Elevated Loop trains connect at Lake Shore depot enabling easy transfers without cabs. Details available in a free booklet "The Union Elevated Loop in Chicago" from A. J. Smith, G. P. A., Lake Shore Railway, Cleveland, Ohio.

Chicago Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Union Elevated Lake Shore West Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Union A. J. Smith Lake Shore Railway Cleveland Ohio

Excursion Tickets to Washington on Lackawanna Lines

On April 7 Lackawanna agents will sell special excursion tickets to Washington D C with good going on all regular trains that date and return within ten days One way fare for the round trip Also Mahons shoe store advertises good solid working shoes at reasonable prices

Lackawanna Road Washington, D. C Mahon’ S Shoe Store

Last Hour in Retail Store Then Moving to Seers Dept

Saturday night March 31 marks the final hours at the old retail location. The business will relocate for at least a month to the rear of 823 Lackawanna Avenue in the seers department. Thousands of dollars in builders hardware and plumbing goods are offered, with shelves and fixtures priced to move. Customers may visit the original store or arrive via Center Street.

Seers Lackawanna Avenue Center Street

Local Sherlock Holmes Ruse Tells of Jack Tierneys Sleuthing

A Scranton reader recalls Jack Tierney matching Holmes style to solving a runaway girl case. A police chief’s clue comes via a vaccinated description, guiding investigators to the aunt raised girl and leading to Madge’s custody.

Sherlock Holmes Dr. Doyle Jack” Tierney Jack Doyle Scranton Pherlock Holmes Madge

Funeral for Hon William H Stanton Held at St Peters Cathedral

Funeral services for the late Hon William H Stanton were held from his Clay Avenue residence then at St Peters Cathedral with a requiem mass by Rev P J Gough. Attendees included Rev J A O'Reilly Rev D J MacGoldrick and out of town relatives Michael Stanton and W B Kearney. Pallbearers were Lackawanna Bar Association members Robert M Murray M W Lowry L B Carter C S Woodruff Co W Dawson and L M Bunnell. Floral tributes included lilies roses carnations and decorative wreaths.

William H. Stanton Clay Avenue St. Peter's Cathedral P. J. Gough J.A. O'Reilly D. J. MacGoldrick Lackawanna Bar Association Bar Association Robert M. Murray M. W. Lowry L. B. Carter C. 8. Woodruff Co. W. Dawson L. M. Bunnell

Two Buildings Burned in Early Morning Fire

Fire at 517 Breck Street destroyed Ernesto Genaro’s two story dwelling and an adjacent shed. The blaze spread after an explosive device on the upper floor detonated. Fire units from William Connell Hose, Neptunes and Centurys fought the flames but low water pressure hindered efforts. total loss estimated at 1500 dollars with partial insurance.

Ernesto Genaro Breck Street William Connell Connells South Side Neptunes Centurys Genaro

Our Flag Beyond the Sea Lecture by Chaplain Pierce

Rev Charles C Pierce D D United States army chaplain will lecture at Penn Avenue Baptist Church Thursday evening April 5 under the Christian Endeavor Society auspices The topic Our Flag Beyond the Sea or Civil and Military Life in the Philippines Pierce first US chaplain to enter Manila has served on battlefield and in civil and military affairs He returned home to bury General Lawton and will sail back to Manila May first He declined speaking requests but will address the youth of Penn Avenue Church at the invitation of Pastor Rev R F Y Pierce

Charles C. Pierce D. D United States Army Penn Avenue Baptist Church Christian Endeavor Society Beas Philippines Pierce United States Manila

Agricultural Chemical Earnings Expect 6 to 8 Percent

Boston March 30 It is estimated that the American Agricultural and Chemical company will earn between 6 and 8 percent on the common stock this year. Of twenty five companies surveyed the money earned could cover the full year’s dividend on the preferred stock.

Boston American Agricultural and Chemical Company Ree Ee

Grand Jury Presents Indictments and Admonitions

The grand jury delivered its presentment to Judge Edwards and Assistant District Attorney Thomas, who will draw indictments this morning. Court officials warned jurors not to disclose contents. Indictments to be passed upon at noon, with adjournment debated depending on absent witnesses and assurances. Names of witnesses and alleged counts vary, including figures about council members in question.

Edwards Daniels Thomas

Post Office Tightens Security With Barriers and Cage

The long standing practice allowing outsiders into back areas has ended. A strong railing blocks rear door access for non employees. An iron cage is being added around the money order and registered letter departments to deter daylight heists.

Friends of Post Office

Theft Charge Leads to Warrant and Bail in Local Case

L B Fowler of 1211 Swetland street swore out a warrant for the arrest of Harry Granville on a theft of a $20 bill. Granville was arrested and posted bail for court. The strongest witness was Lulu Phillips, Granville’s six year old niece, who found the bill and showed it to him. He claimed it was counterfeit and kept the bill. Fowler then demanded repayment and the warrant followed.

L. B. Fowler Swetland Street Harry Granville Granville Liitl Lulu Phillips Fowler

Mrs Col Richardson Saved By Mrs Pineham

A letter from E P Ricwampson of Riveranpen Wis confirms recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ovarian and womb inflammation. She alleges dramatic relief from pain and a return to health, praising the remedy and urging others to read her story.

Col. Richardson Mrs. Pineham Lydia E. Pinkham E. P. Ricwampson Ruiveranpen Wis

Boy Wounded by Uncle's Revolver at Prospect Avenue

Twelve year old Will Gibbons was found with a bullet in his abdomen after finding his uncle Michael Gibbons 22 caliber revolver in their Lackawanna Street home. The boy, injured last night, was rushed to Lackawanna Hospital where doctors stabilized him for an operation to remove the cartridge.

Will Gibbons Prospect Avenue Michael Gibbons Lackawanna Hospital M. H. Quinn Lackawanna

Two Team Bowling Match at Backus Alleys

Two squads at Backus alleys split sides last night. Captained by Hopkins, the winning team included Coons and Hopkins from the regular league, edging the other side by two pins 2112 to 2110. Burke top scored 171, Hopkins led averages at 156 1 3, with detailed scores to follow.

Coons Hopkins Burke

Street Commissioner Thomas Presents Cleaning Plan

Mr Thomas recalls his first yearly report to council outlining past work and summer street cleaning plans. He proposes a permanent crew system to improve results and fix responsibility for street cleanliness.

Thomas

Scranton Business College Spring and Summer Terms Open

Students enroll for spring and summer terms as demand remains high. Last year’s summer session was a success with many students gaining positions in the fall and winter. This week calls go out for three bookkeepers and three stenographers with good salaries, though only one position has been filled.

Bechtold and Loughran Open Fish and Veg Market

Bechtold and Loughran, valued employees in the market of W. H. Pierce, plan to open their own fish and vegetable market next Saturday at the corner of Penn avenue and Spruce street. The new firm is well qualified to succeed and deserves it.

Messrs

Queen Quality shoe sale offers $3.00 pairs

Women who have not worn Queen Quality shoes are invited to Mahon's shoe store at 606 Lacks Ave for a sale price of three dollars per pair.

Mahon's Shoe Store Ave

No Prospects of Tax Levy Reduction for School Year

Finance committees report no plan to cut the school tax levy for the coming year as most estimates exceed last year. Major items include higher salaries for teachers and staff, new furniture, and potential new schools, with the building committee still to present its key estimate. A deficiency payment of about 40000 is noted.

High and Training Committee Ite Labora

Prediction on new buildings raises levy beyond fourteen mills

The note warns that permitting any new structures would push the levy above 14 mills, a level that has been kept for the last two years. The text marks fourteen mills as the current cap and implies a potential overage if growth continues.

Four-Day Personally Conducted Tour to Washington by PRR

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a four day personally conducted tour to Washington from Williamsport and central Pennsylvania starting Monday April 2. It includes train stops from Renovo to Harrisburg and York with round trip rates from various stations and hotel accommodations through April 6. Guides will be distributed on the train and agents in Williamsport Wilkes-Barre Sunbury Altoona Lancaster Harrisburg and Philadelphia area provide itineraries and tickets.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Williamsport Wilkes-Barre Sunbury Harrisburg Pennsylvania Washington National Capital Renovo Scranton Bunbury Mt. Carmel Altoona Lancaster York Williamaport Dewart Selinsgrove Lykens Dillaburg Lebanon Columbia Wrightaville Shamokin Auper Whiskes-Barre Sunsbury Cumberland Valley Chambersburg Harrar Wi Hameport Wilkes- Barre George W. Boyd Cea Broad Street Station Philadeta

Local Pharmacies Offer Refunds on Cough Syrup Guarantee

Matthews Bros and Chittenden Epolpe Pharmacy back a money back guarantee on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tur. A 50 cent bottle tested with a partial refund if it fails to cure cold or cough. D W Humphrey McGarrah Thomas Pichel Banderson Donahoe Fiche Brown's Pharmacy. William Franz opens a smoking parlor and cigar store at 310 Washington Avenue near the Tribune.

Greene Matthews Bros. c. &Chittenden Epolpe Pharmacy D. W. Humphrey McGarrah Thomas G. Pichel William Franz Washington Avenue The Tribune Bie Ne

Packard Shoe Promises Comfort No Break-In Required

Muahon's Shoe Store at 608 Lackawanna Avenue advertises the Packard shoes priced at 3.50 with a claim that they require no breaking in. The note highlights immediate wearability and local availability for customers.

Packard Muahon's Shoe Store Lacka. Ave

Barnes at the Brunswick serves hot baked beans

Barnes at the Brunswick will serve hot baked beans tonight for lunch at 414 Spruce Street.

Spruce Street

Steam Heating and Plumbing and Baby Bazaar Ads

Steam heating and plumbing service by P F and M T Howley at 231 Wyoming Ave. Children reefers and box coats in spring weights now open at the Baby Bazaar, 512 Spruce Street. Beecham's Pills advertised to dispel the blues.

P. F M. T. Howley Wyoming Ave Baby Bazaar Spruce Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

School of Bavings Bank Lewson Dime Deposit and Discount Bank Chas. du Pont Breck H. G. Dunham DR. Taylor Wyoming Avenue Jermyn Sanderson Avenue Ackawanna Penn Avenue B. Warman Washington, D.C Eee W. H. Stanton Chaplain Pierce Will Grand Jury M. T. Lavelle C. G., Boland Andrew Healey Jersey E. G Coursen Smith Teeter Eee Edson Sseressees Scranton Business College Postoffice Pennsylvania Railroad Beecham Emerson Washington Ave Tuk Modfrn Haspwakk Stans C. F. Beckwith & CO Dime Bank Wakehouse Green Ridge Chas. B. Scott Franklin Ave Conrad Penular House Furnishing Foote & Fuller Co Mears Building Cassel’s Little Folks Magazine London England
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