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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1900

Page

8

Local Briefs Highlight City and Nearby Residents

Alderman Myron Kasson visited Wilkee-Barre yesterday. Attorney A Battenberg is in New York City for a few days. City Assessor Philip Ritaland is confined to his home by illness Sunday. Mr and Mrs Julie Heim and daughter Gertrude of Danville were guests yesterday of Simeon Ricay of Jefferson Avenue.

Myron Kasson Wilkee- Barre A. Battenberg New York City Philip Ritaland Julie Heim Daughner Gertrude Danville Simeon Ricay Jefervon Avenue

Stirk Family Delights Wallace Show With Daring Acts

The Stirk family performs remarkable feats at the Wallace show drawing rare applause from fellow cast when their hazardous stunts peak audience interest. At Scranton on Friday May 38 smoke and spectacle accompany the act The Sticks Are On for a standout display.

Stirk Scranton

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised worldwide

An OCR fragment touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a global remedy for pain and distress. It mentions long use by mothers, claims perfect success, and notes a price of twenty two cents. The text is garbled but emphasizes universal availability and soothing effects.

Colac Arkhoe

Crusaders Say End Not Yet In Municipal Prosecutions

A lengthy report describes ongoing efforts by the Municipal League to prosecute councilmen and eight other officials for alleged bribes. Warrants have been served, several defendants posted bail, and authorities indicate more arrests and counter actions may follow.

Municipal League Harris Joseph 5. Harris New York League Alderman Fidler North Scranton

Examination for resident physicians at Philadelphia hospital

An examination for the resident physicians at the Philadelphia hospital is being held today. The prize is valuable and will give the winners substantial experience.

Philadelphia Sistent

Bold Theft at Elm Street Jewelry Store Reported

Grant Lowry arrested after allegedly stealing a gold watch from a jewelry store on Lackawanna Avenue. The attempt to discard the watch failed when a boy and Patrolman Lowry pursued him to Franklin and Spruce streets. He was taken to Center Street station and remanded for a Mayor Moir hearing Friday morning.

Grant Lowry Lower Lackawanna Avenue Lowry Franklin Avenue Spruce Street Center Street Hall Howe Moir

Tragic Self Inflicted Gunshot Ends Life of Local Man

David Ginnell aged sixty five living at 123 South Everett avenue shot himself with a double barrel shotgun. He placed the gun in his mouth by a suspender device and died instantly, the entire top of his head blown off. He had been ill and despondent recently, leaving four sons and two daughters. Police, led by Patrolman Peters, investigated at the scene.

David Ginnell Everett Avenue Mr. Ginnell Ttie Peters

Insurance Bills Held Up By Joint Auditing Committee

The joint auditing committee referred all present year insurance bills to a special committee of Finn Oliver and Phlilige after debate. They questioned reapportionment and questioned coverage on hose wagon insurance and street cleaning apparatus. Objection was raised to insuring the municipal building worth $100.00 as fireproof. The panel will report next Monday night.

Messrs Finn Oliver Phlilige

Junk dealer narrowly escapes as wagon overturns near board of trade

Moses Eppstein a Raymond Court junk dealer and three of his children were in a wagon that overturned on the pavement in front of the board of trade building yesterday afternoon. Barrels and three boxes loaded with glass bottles spilled. one child received a slight bruise while the rest escaped with minor injuries. A too short turn caused the accident.

Moses Epgetein Raymond Court Board of Trade Eppstein

Coffee sale and produce discounts at local market

Advertisement notes Courseu's Best Coffee 1 lb at 20c for one week, regular 35c. Limited to 1 lb. Also mentions lower prices on fruits and vegetables this week.

The Big Bostock Show Arrives in City Amid Opening Delays

The Frank C. Bostock world’s greatest aggregation arrives a day late and opens to the public after a chaotic setup. Grounds span four acres at Ash street and Wyoming avenue with two sections Industrial exposition and Midway featuring a wild west show, a moving pictures tent, a steel cage of trained animals, foreign nations street, crystal maze, and exotic acts. The train faced delays from Richmond VA, including camel births en route, and a parade by the Lawrence band marks the tense lead into a four day fair invite.

Frank C. Bostock Ash Street Wyoming Avenue Reading Jeffries-Corbett Cairo Electra Etlondia Elks Richmond Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Washington Parkton Juno Wilkea-Barre Lawrence Band

Archbald to be Ordained by Lackawanna Presbytery

Thomorn F Archbald of this city will be ordained at 7 20 pm in the First Presbyterian Church by the Presbytery of Lackawanna. A sermon will be preached by Rev James Mcleod D D and charges given by Rev S C Logan D D LL D, with the laying on of hands and right hand fellowship. Archbald has accepted a call from Cuba New York Presbytery of Steuben. He is a son of Mr and Mrs James Archbald and studied at Yale and Auburn Theological Seminary.

Municipal League E. R. Sturges Men's Union of Green Ridge Tribune I. C. Newcomb League James H. Torrey F. E., Teers Crusaders Thomorn F. Archbald First Presbyterian Church Lackawanna Hodge John S. Stewart D. Dd James Mcleod D. D Charlies BE. Robinson S. C. Logan LL. D Archbald Presbyterian Church Cuba Steuben James Archbald Yale Auburn Theological Suminary

Enjoyable Recital at Powell's Music Store

Miss Loretta Fahey, pupil of Haydn Evans, performed at Powell's on Washington Ave with Mrs. Lizzie Hughes Brundage and Miss Sadie Edwardes. The program featured Beethoven, Sullivan, Masons, De Koven, Hoensett, Schubert, and Alliston. Fahey received a bouquet after her finale while Haydn Faivane accompanied the vocal selections.

Powell's Music Store Washington Avenue Loretta Fahey Haydn Evans Scranton Conservatory of Music Lixtie Hughes Brundage Sadie Edwardes Miss Fahey Hoensett Schubert Mrs. Brundage Miss Edwardes Alliston Bartlett Haydn Faivane

Grand Officers Deny Rift In Rail Road Trainmen Auxiliary

Taylor Judge presided as Grand Officer meeting at Campbell hall Lackawanna avenue to rebut a Free Press report claiming a split within the Ladies Auxiliary. Members said the story false after a lively session lasting nearly two hours. Two grand officers, Mrs Ray Wattrenon and another visitor, were present for instruction and inspection.

Mosts Taylor Ladies' Auxiliary the Brotherhood of Railroad Campbell Hall Lackawanna Avenue Grand Lodge Ray Wattrenon Veddersburg Ind

Harmony Claimed By Port Huron Lodge Officials

Grand Secretary and Treasurer Amy A. Downing of Port Huron Michigan states the organization is in harmony and the charter episode and all facts have been misquoted. Tonight the lodge holds its regular session. Smoke The Popular Punch Cigar.

Amy A. Downing Port Huron Michiran

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