Conspiracy Charges Involving Local Businessmen
J W Guernsey music dealer M T Keller carriage maker and Charles Bennett an employee were arrested and arraigned before Alderman Kasgon on conspiracy and witness interference charges. Bail set at 1000 each bondsman Stephen Jones. Case relates to trial where M W Guernsey sued Wi W Guernsey for three years wages. verdict favored defendant J W Guernsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Guernsey
Washington Avenue
M. T. Keller
Charles Bennett
Myron Kasgon
M. W. Guernsey
Common Pleas
Stephen Jones
Marion Etrect
Josephine Bennett
Withelines
Ira Mitchell
Wi. W. Guernsey
Bavidge
Flag lowering ruled wind related not intentional incident
The Tribune reports that Thomas Williams and J F Green had no role in lowering the flag atop the Continental breaker. Williams cites high wind and absence of motive, while Green defends the flag as a patriotic symbol and condemns any insult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Thomas Williams
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
J. F. Green
Continental
Fing Ia
Collery
Williams
Foreman Green
Hampton
Calendar advance orders for fine calendar samples
The Tribune showcases over 185 calendar samples in black and white and color designs. Early orderers secure the best samples before they are withdrawn, featuring embossed borders and three color process prints by Chicago Colortype. See advertisement in another column for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Scranton
America
Chicago Colortype Company
Drummer Evangelist Wes Williams Tours Moosle to Build Anti-Saloon League
Rev W E Williams of the Anti Saloon League spoke at the Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches in Moosle last night and secured sixty five signatures toward forming an Anti Saloon League chapter. He plans five days of further meetings in May in every borough church and departs for Montrose to speak three times next Sabbath with stops in East Bridgeport Alford Heart Lake Williamsport Philadelphia Pittston Moosic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Williams
Moogle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Moosle
Williams
Montroms
Montrose
East Bridgeport
Alford
Heart Lake
Williamsport
Philadelphia
Pittston
Moosic
C Ward Designs Millinery and Tailoring Shop
C Ward promotes exclusive millinery designs and a range of tailored garments for all occasions. The notice invites an early inspection of ladies tailoring and design department at 116 Washington Avenue. Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended as a spring tonic for health and vigor.
Gentlemen's Driving Races at the Speedway Saturday
Automobilist events headline a Saturday program at 3 o clock with races to entertain fans. E Robinsons Sons showcase May Bock Beer on tap today as part of the social schedule at the venue. Smoke The Pocono and Geolgar are listed promotional mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Robinson's Sons
E. Robinson
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Use Through Decades
Fragmentary text shows a historic reference to Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, claiming long use by mothers for teething and child care. The legible phrases indicate a promotional tone and product name, suggesting a period advertisement or notice from an earlier era.
Fifteen Warrantes Issued Yesterday in Liquor Crackdown
Fifteen warrants issued yesterday in Alderman Howe and Fuller offices bring total prosecutions to forty three. The targets include Peter Karoly of Capouse Avenue and the Raine brothers of Boulevard Road accused of selling without license and on Sunday to minors. Gerrity of Lackawanna Avenue faces a Sunday sale charge. Vaughan is cleared by mistaken identity. Several defendants posted bail as hearings continue.
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Peter Karoly
Capouse Avenue
Raine Bros
the Boulevard
P. F. Gerrity
Bank Hotel
Alderman Howe
Mr. Vaughan
Alderman Fuller
Charles and
John Raine
Boulevard Road
PB. F. Gerrity
Lackawanna Avenue
Fuller
Kiroly
Ball
Alderman DeLacy
Seventh Ward
John Malloy
Raines
Robert Raines
Edward Fidler
Er. B. Sturges
Presbyterian Church
Robert Wilson
Boulevard Avenue
Baines
G. J. van Buskirk
C. W. McLain
Madisonville
W. H. Trieble
Kimharet
Will
Gerrity
D. W. Vaughan
Vaughan
Bank
Reeponge
Jerrity
M. A. McGinley
T. F. McCann
Cedar Avenue
J. & McClaire
McCabe & O'Connor
The
St. Cloud
Hon. Co. P. O'Malley
FP. L. Hitchcock
Finch K. Beers
Green Ridge
McCabe
West
Colonel Hitchcock
O'Malley
Yorkes
McCade
Jenkin Harris
Center Street
D. M. Davin
John Cavanaugh
North Main Avenue
P. J. Casey
P. H. Coyne
Lickawagna Avenue
Charles E. Lee
Richard P. Halligan
Court Street
John 8. McCabe
Dominick Dewatis
Penn Avenue
Joseph T. Gilbert
James J. Padden
Washington Avenue
James P. Maloney
Wolf and
Louis Rosenberg
Frank J. Dwyer
Death of G. W. Fritz Prominent City Merchant
G W Fritz longtime city merchant died suddenly of heart failure while on a trout fishing trip in Parkson Sullivan county New York. He returned by New York Ontario and Western Railway and funeral set for Monday at 2 30 pm with interment in Dunmore cemetery. He was born 1838 Springville Susquehanna county and came to the city in 1856 opening a harness and leather store later moving to 410 Lackawanna avenue. Survived by wife son John A Fritz and sister Miss Rowella G Fritz.
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G. W. Fritz
Parkson
Sullivan County
N. Y
Livingston Manor
Frits
James Fitch
Mulberry Street
Madison Avenue
Dunmore Cemetery
Fritz
Springville
Susquehanna County
Penn Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Peter Williamson Lodge of Masons
Republican Club Meeting Endorses Connell and Jones in Babylon
The John R. Jones Republican Club of Babylon met at Lurber's hall with over a hundred members. Officers are Chairman Matthew Bean secretary John W Jenkins treasurer John Dunne. Resolutions praised President McKinley and Congressman Connell and urged renomination for district attorney John R. Jones with pledges of support and hope for future gubernatorial backing.
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John R. Jones
Republican Club of
Babylon
Lurber's Hall
Matthew Bean
John W. Jenkins
John Dunne
William Connell
Congress
William Farrady
David Matthews
Frank Woods
John KR. Jones
Republican Club
McKinley
Connell
Perons
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
John BR. Jones
Ida Offee
Vietore
Low Fare Excursion to Allentown on May 7 1900
Lehigh Valley Railroad offers a low fare round trip excursion to Allentown on May 7 1900 for the Grand Parade of the Knights of the Golden Eagle. Tickets available May 7 and 8 from all stations in Pennsylvania at one fare round trip, return valid to May 9 on any train except the Hack Diamond express. Consult Lehigh Valley agents for details.
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Allentown
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Grand Parade Knights of the Golden Eagle
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
The Great Paris Exposition Souvenir Offer
An artistic Paris Exposition souvenir promises lasting value and vivid reminders for those who cannot travel. The Paris Exposition View company of New York advertises its comprehensive, accurate account of the great fall exposition in the paper’s advertising columns.
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Paris
Beer on tap today Schlitz Bock Beer
Small consign ment received for bottling and all orders promptly filled. Telephone 2043. A. W. Shrader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Shrader
Peculiar Tenets of the Dowie Faith Explained at Inquest
Coroner probes death of Mrs Charles Newell in Throop amid claims by followers of Dr Dowie that medical care is sin. Testimony from Rev Charlie F Newell and Mrs Clara Boyd, a Dowie follower, highlights belief in divine healing and rejection of physicians. Jury adjourns to Tuesday for verdict as letters from Chicago headquarters are read.
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Dowle
Chicago
Court House
Roberta
Charles ¥. Newell
Throop
Dunmere
Sarenia
Clara 8. Boyd
Penn Avenue
Dr. Dowie
Replogle
Mrs. Newell
Mra. Newell
Samuel Hulse
Newell
George Cramer
Beers and Bets at Speedway This Saturday
A hazy notice outlines a Speedway event this Saturday at 1 o clock featuring Smoke The Pocono cigars and MCANN li Scraaiton. It mentions May 1yKu and Mic Katie T McCunn with a residence event led by Michael a Uart and Carbondate timing to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAnn
Li Scraaiton
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Discount Bank
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Washington Ave
the People’s Shoe Store
ILI
Lace of Congress
Lisen
Frien
Lewis Rug
Dot & Mud
Ave
DR. Taylor
Hotel
Jermyn
Sanderson Avenue
Ackawanna
L 'Aundry
A. B Warman
Guernsey
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming
Danavars
Anti Saloon League
Evangelist Williams
Ward
Hood
Barnaparilia
Coursen
E. G
Republican Club Meeting
Schlitz Bock Beer
Ciara
Boyd
C. F. Newell
Roberts
Mrs. Boyd
Lydia Newell
Neoelvil
Abe
Zion
Sar Vietory
Joly S
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware and Hudson Rairoid
Carbondale
Hazel Ay Wilkes-Barre
Nordica
Archbald
Peckville
Olyphant
Providence
Sic
Powell's Music Store
Colliery Engineer Co
Comegva, Dime Building
Dr. Deimel
Proniel
Chad Mike Nntonn
Garry
Bell & Skinner
Ohana
Eleas Tomelpet
Mears Building
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Lackawanna Ave
Pruggists
Durade
Conrad’s
Lacka. Ave
Dellarg
Meciafile
the. Traders
Debank.y
United States Depository
Porter
Wats
Milleps
Ciuhler
Douglas
Handley’s
Spruce Street
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes-Barre, Pa m
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Wyoming Ave
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