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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1899

Page

8

Asphalt Contract Found in Scranton Ledger Dispute

The Barber Asphalt Paving Company contract dated January 27 1809 and revised after ex mayor James G Bailey’s retirement is now with City Controller Howell for certification. The city council and mayor push to fund and start resurfacing Scranton streets beginning with Lanka Anna Penn and Washington avenues. The Barber firm will redevelop all asphalt streets for ten years at 7520 per year, with quarterly payments and deductions for any delays or defective work. The newer substitute contract mirrors the same terms with updated dates.

Bailey Scranton J. M. West Darber Asphalt Company Howell C. E. Hill Barber Company Wert Barver Company Lanka- Anna Penn Washington Price Sireet Bond Barber Asphalt Paving Company City of Scranton City of Beranton Common Council Ecouncil Anid Ly Je Ferand Mart Cald Barber Asphalt Paving Company Thes Barber Asphalt Paving Co James G. Bailey M. McNulty

It Will Be Seen Here on Friday June 2

A brief notice indicates an event or appearance planned for Friday June 2 at a local venue. Details are sparse but the item emphasizes a viewing or occurrence labeled as rare. No specific names or organizations are given in the readable text.

Wallace San Francisco Examiner West Erounds San Francisco

Scott's Emulsion Promises Strength To The Weak

Thin pale consumptive persons are urged to take Scott's Emulsion as a constructive tonic to enrich the blood and renew wasted tissues. The ad claims the emulsion digestes oil for you and strengthens digestive organs, stops wasting, and yields energy, vigor, and warmth while invigorating nerves and brain tissues. Scott & Powers, chemists, New York.

Scott Qoe Bruce Scott & Powne New York

Riverside to Resume Coal Operations After Fire

The Riverside breaker and mine will restart Monday after a year idle since a May fire. Miners must bring tools and be ready tonight. Dr J N Rlwe leads the plant, newly rebuilt and ready to ship coal to market.

Ming J. N. Rlwe Archhald

New Coalbrook Breaker to Rise Near Carbondale

A portion of the old Coalbrook breaker at Carbondale was razed with dynamite on Saturday. A massive new breaker will be built at once nearby, likely the largest in the world, with capacity over 9 000 tons and about 500 workers. It will replace the Delaware and Hudson mine output in the area and render the Racket Brook plant obsolete.

Coalbrook Carbondale Delaware and Hudson Racket Brook

Maguire backs eight hour day union wage raise

PF J Maguire general secretary treasurer of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America writes to the Building Trades Council. He notes G E F B meeting last Monday supported Beranton union for eight hour day and wage increases and pledged financial aid. He says success in upper Lackawanna aids Scranton and praises delaying June movement for better odds.

PF. J. Maguire United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Building Trades Council G.ef. B Beranton Union Upper Lackawanna Scranton P. J. Maguire

Plumbers Quit Work Over Hire of Nonunion Carpenters

The contractors and work crew at a Linden Street dwelling for Attorney George Horn saw plumbers and fathers employed by Contractor Cadden quit Saturday morning after Cadden hired non union carpenters to work on the building. A recent consolidation unites Leba non Tron of Lebanon with National Belt Nut and Rivet works of Reading, adding three directors to expand the board from six to nine and authorize plant improvements to take effect immediately. Delaware Lackawanna and Western machine and locomotive power department officials inspected the Wiae division last week through superintendent Fitsgiybone chief clerk Lowther and auditor Post.

Cadden George 5 Horn Linden Street Lebanon Tron Company Lebanon National Belt, Nut and Rivet Works Reading Fitsgiybone Lowther Post Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Machine and Locomotive Power Department Wiiea

Low Fare Excursions via Lehigh Valley Railroad

Grand regatta on Cayuga lake Ithaca New York May 20 1899 boat races Cornell vs Pennsylvania Cascadilla vs NY Military academy single scull race for Charles and Francis gold medal fencing contest Cornell vs Syracuse tickets sold good May 29 to 31 special observation trains along lake bank for start to finish seats limited at 1.09 dollars round trip fare from Seneca to Serganton 70 dollars inquire Lehigh Valley ticket agents for details.

Cayuga Lake Ithaca N. Y Cornell Ve Pennsylvania Cascadilla Ve. N. Y. Military Academy Syracuse Serganton Inhigh Valley

Justice tempered with mercy at South Scranton court

Alderman Leates dispenses justice in South Scranton addressing family violence and theft cases. Henry Wheeler settles larceny by paying for horses and rent. Nora Kane seeks protection with a drunken father jailed, then allowed to await reform. John Hogan held on a $200 bond for defrauding his aunt of a $65 board bill.

Alderman Leates George Wetzel Ransom Township Henry Wheeler Game Place Wheeler Wetzel John Kane Elm Street Nora Kane Kane War John Hogan Bellevue Bridget Convey

Firemen Fair Winners and Missing Dog Report

At the South Scranton fair the local winners include Mrs. Cristian Fickus taking ten yards of silk valued at 20 and August Schimpit securing a rucker on ten cents. Charles Gatft, a Pittston avenue grocer, won a centre table. A black and tan English Beagle hound owned by Mr. William Vohrer of Cedar Avenue strayed from the premises last Monday night and is marked with a white spot on its breast.

South Scranton Cristian Fickus Fickus August Schimpit Kot Charles Gatft Pittston Avenue Willam Vohrer Wi? Cedar Avenue

Sewer association to discuss Seventeenth district main sewer

The South Scranton Sewer association plans a meeting at Mirtz hall on Pittston avenue near Alder street tomorrow night. It asks every property holder involved to attend and bring a neighbor.

South

Rev W A Nordt to Attend German Theological Seminary Events

Rev W A Nordt of Hickory Street Presbyterian church leaves this afternoon for Bloomfield North Dakota to attend the seminary commencement exercises and alumni meetings. He graduated twenty five years ago and has served twelve years on the board of directors.

W. A. Nordt Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Bloomfield N. d German Theological Seminary Mr. North

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Health

Advert shows Hood's Sarsaparilla claimed to purify blood and aid recovery from dyspepsia headaches pneumonia rosy cheeks and run down states. Letters from users say it restored strength cured blindness after whooping cough and improved overall health in cities like Wilmington New Canaan Indianapolis and St Paul.

Hood Mary A. C Lang Wilmington Wade Mas Henry Tavioa Conn Many A. Rose East Clair Street Indianapolis Ind Annerre MeeneRe Atlantic St St. Paul Minn Ana Maes P. Ravwnes

Which Body Will Hold Key Sessions This Week

Government officials announced a week of important meetings with several sessions scheduled across agencies. Key dates and topics include budget reviews, policy drafts, and public input sessions in multiple city chambers.

Electric Social and Athletic Club Outing at Fogle Park

The annual outing and clam hake of the Electric Social and Athletic club was held at Fogle park near Mountain Lake yesterday. it was a successful and creditable affair. A testimonial concert for Professor ehmidt is set for Workingman's hall tonight with an elaborate program. The Forest band will entertain and dance at St. John's hall on Stone Avenue tonight. The program published Saturday promised a lively evening. Mia Lizzie Buck and children of York State visit Mr and Mrs Mathias Schneider of Alder Street. Mr Muck's parents John Frogan, a University of Pennsylvania dental student, return to Prospect Avenue for summer vacation. Common Councilmen W J Smith, August Hahn and Harry Bird returned Saturday from a fishing trip at Gouldsboro.

Electric Social and Athletic Club Fogle Park Mountain Lake Ehmidt Workingman's Hall Forest Band St. John's Hall Stone Avenue Mia Lizzie Buck York Mathias Schneider Alder Street Muck John Frogan Dental Department University of Pennsyvlvania Prospect Avenue W. J. Smith August Hahn Harry Bird Gouldsboro

Address Orders for Cedar Ave Delivery to Sharkey

To South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Address orders to C. B. Sharkey, 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 6684.

South Side Central City Hyde Park C. B. Sharkey Cedar Ave

Local club suffers 11 to 10 setback at Dunmore

A patched-up town team travelled to Dunmore yesterday and lost by 11 to 10. Miss Belinda Walsh of Port Griffith visits cousin Miss Winifred Higgins on Main Street. The St. Monica’s branch of the Ladies Irish Catholic Benevolent Union meets at the usual place tonight. The Maroons baseball club plans an entertainment at Father Mathew hall this evening. John O’Brien of Pittston was a visitor yesterday.

Dunmore St. Monica's Irish Catholic Benevolent Union Belinda Walsh Port Griffith Winifred Higgins Main Street Maroons

Hospital director grateful for generous donations

The Lackawanna hospital directors express gratitude for future donations from the estate of Rt Rev O Hara and from Rt Rev M J Hoban D D with acknowledgments signed by Treasurer L Fuller Scranton May 180.

Lackawanna Hospital Bishop O'Hara M. J. Hoban D. D L. Fuller Scranton

Stockings offered at a ridiculous ten cent price

A local ad promotes boys and misses stockings in tans reds and plaids from sizes 5 to larger and priced from 25c to 50c per pair, now offered for just 10c.

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