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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1899

Page

9

West Scranton Considers Electric Light Plant Franchise

The West Scranton Electric Light company seeks a city franchise to build an electric plant in Keyser Valley and serve Wort Scranton and the North End at low rates, with $10,000 capital ready. A washery will accompany the plant, using a Keyser Valley dump, creating jobs and boosting local industry once approved.

Kelly’s Row Keyser Valley West Scranton Wort Scranton North Jexsnons Ence Eleotrie

Missing cash tale in county jail case rattles Pleasant Street

Andrew Kaviteh of Pleasant Street reports $155 vanished from an inside pocket days ago. The tale involves Mrs. Paulina Yanugotki and her jailed husband who allegedly drew $285 from a bank to flee the country, with $19 hidden in his pants.

Andrew Kaviteh Pleasant Street Paulina Yanugotki

Mysterious Theft In Fourteenth Ward Leads to Warrant

A resident hid funds in a wallet then vanished money from a neighbor’s home. A search warrant issued by Alderman Kello and officials Saul Pill and Michel Vincent failed to locate the missing cash.

Kellow Wietzelman Saul Omeer Joseph Pill Michel Vincent

Warrrant filed in Wednesday hearing over threats and baby dispute

Mrs. Mogele Ridgeway of 218 Fairview Avenue faces arrest of Miss Sarah Mrnee of 451 North Math Avenue for making threats. Hearing revealed a dispute over care costs for a month old child, with Ridgeway alleging Price choked her and threatened with a knife. Bail set at 100 and later 200 for Ridgeway and Price countersuit for assault and battery draws crowd.

Mogele Ridgeway Fairview Avenue Kellow Sarah Mrnee North Math Avenue Ridgeway Kelsrow Ridgway

School entertainment presents varied program at Mears Hall

No 14 school pupils under Principal Daniel Phillips stage an evening program at Mears Hall to raise funds for a printing need. The lineup includes declamations, dances, solos, autoharp, piano pieces, and choral numbers performed by students under teachers Miss Gleason Miss G. Watkins Miss Jerale and others.

No. 14 School Daniel Phillips Mears’ Hall

Men's Aid Society Formed at Simpson Methodist Church

The male member of Bimpeon Methodist Episcopal church and congregation met last evening and organized the "Men's Aid Society of Simpson Methodist Episcopal church" to further the interests of the church.

Bimpeon Methodist Episcopal Church

Shirt Waist Girl Leads Fashion Across All Ages

The piece notes that women from schoolgirls to grandmothers are embracing the shirt waist as the prettiest, most comfortable and coolest summer garment, marking a broad fashion shift under Dame Fashion.

We Have Waists for Everybody in Five Distinct Lines

The advertisement markets five lines of shirt waists in Cumbric Birt Valets with fashion features. It promises good cheap waists and superb shirts at moderate costs and claims perfect fit and colors matching made to order goods.

White Shirt Waists Priced From One Dollar

At one dollar these white fawn and fancy waists offer value with elaborate trims and exclusive designs. The lot features spotless white beauty, rich insertions, embroidery, laces, and edgings, combining style and comfort for a summer waist not previously seen.

Dressy Wash Waist Jet Jacket Ad Headlines

Laundry fresh and new when home from the laundry with a jet outfit. Choose from numerous swell styles each priced to please.

Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil With Hypophosphites Adverts

A health ad claims the human race grows weaker but wiser, noting many pale and emaciated people. It promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with Hypophosphites as strengthening, blood enriching, nerve invigorating, and fat forming, available at druggists. Scott & Bowne, New York, chemists.

Scott Scott & Bowne New York

Church Organization Forms A New Men's Group

A group gathered to unite men and strengthen fellowship. Charles Acker was elected president, Frank Shedd secretary, and James Thro treasurer. Twenty members joined and a membership committee was named. The next meeting is Thursday evening and all men connected with the church are invited.

Charles Acker Frank Shedd James Thro W. W. Davie Ernest York W. ©. Williame

Shootings Shake Scranton Street Row Near Noon

Firearm incident on Scranton street involved John Newnmule shooting at Sam Plerson known as Tricky Sam after an argument with a female family member. Mrs Newmule protested and was threatened. Newmule restrained Plerson then fired a rock-aimed shot as Pierson fled. several windows were damaged.

Kelly's Row Scranton Street John Newnmule Sam Plerson Sam Newmals Plerson

St Brenden council eye big July 4 excursion to Binghamton

At a St Brenden council meeting Young Men's Benevolent Group endorsed a July 4 excursion to Binghamton via the Delaware Lackawanna and Western line. A committee including George Orr Thomas McHugh Thomas Hurst and others was formed to arrange the trip with more subcommittees to handle minor details.

St. Brenden Binghamton Delaware

Washington Camp Purchases Lot for Lodge Building

Washington camp No 178 Patriotice Order Song of America voted to buy the North Main avenue Clarke court lot for 9500 dollars. The 4583 foot site fronts Main avenue and trustees were authorized to close negotiations. The plan is a building valued between 80000 and 190000 dollars with full improvements, giving West Beranton a top lodge room in the city.

Washington Camp Song of America North Main Avenue Clarke Court Clarke Bros.’ General Stores Main Avenue West Beranton

Sisters honor Miss Lyndal Jones at Academy Street gathering

Miss Catherine Phillips and Miss Mame Phillips hosted a small party at their Academy Street home in honor of Lyndal Jones, Bellevue hospital graduate. Guests included Misses Catherine Phillips, Mame Phillips, Lindal Jones, Misa Griffiths and Dr. Talisen Phillips, plus David Owens, Emerson D. Owen and Charles E. Daniels.

Catherine Mame Phillips Academy Street Lyndal Jones Bellevue Hospital New York Lindal Jones Misa Griffiths Talisen Phillips David Owens Emerson D. Owen Charles E. Daniels

Funeral services for Mrs Colby at local residence

The service was held yesterday afternoon at the corner of Bromley avenue and Swetland street, conducted by Rev EB J McHenry of St David's Episcopal. Pallbearers included William Smith Thomas Richards David Pitchford and Mr Walters. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery.

Robert Colby Bromley Avenue Swetland Street EB. J. McHenry St. David's Episcopal Church William Smith Thomas Richards David Pitchford Mr Walters Forest Hill Cemetery

Neighboring dispute and arrest warrant reported

Maggie Barrett of 158 Meridian Street faced a hearing last evening on a charge of being a common scald filed by neighbor Louise Dougher. Alderman Kelly issued a warrant for Patrick Casey of 42 Literne Street for threatening the life of Mrs. Elizabeth Lance. the hearing continues today.

Maggie Barrett Meridian Street Louise Dougher Kelly Patrick Casey Literne Street Elizabeth Lance

Saturday Night Club Postponed Amid Member Absences

The Satur day night club regular meeting slated for tomorrow evening was postponed due to several members' absence until the following Saturday. June 4 notes show the event by Wice tribe No 45 and the Daughtere of Pocahontas and Red Men conferring at Red Men’s hall with a pleasant ice cream social.

Wice Webster Literary and Debating Society William Milas Washburn

Grain Drink Promoted As Coffee Alternative

A health oriented note extols a grain based drink as a coffee substitute. It claims medical approval and benefits such as invigoration and appetite stimulation. The product is described as grain derived with a rich brown color and coatings reminiscent of coffee.

Welsh and local notices mix in Dunmore area news

A warrant for Mrs Julia Malla on assault charges was sworn before Alderman Kellow. Various church and community events are planned including Salvation Army barracks gatherings for Mrs Williams and a postponed Welsh eisteddfod. Several arrests and talks occur while miners and union representatives attend hearings and meetings.

Traction Company Dunmore Kellow Mra Julia Malla Hennessy Court Annie Harland Salvation Army Ensign Williame Wales O6ther 6 Tabernacles Congregational Church First Welsh Congregational Church Frank Fellows Luzerne Tenth Streets Henry FP. Davies First Welsh Baptist Church Thomas Jones Acker Avenue Holden A. Forest Derehimer James Bailey Annie Dagger Eva Phillips Lillian Moore Farth Wil- Name Younes People's Union First Baptist Church West Pittston Ida Jessie Morris Summner Avenue Misses Edwards Hawley Arthur Leyshon North Bromley Avenue

Local Items Include Illnesses Travels and Weddings

Mrs Vielen Kilmer of North Hyde Park avenue is seriously ill at her home. William Price sr of South Main avenue has returned from a visit with his daughter at Syracuse New York. Miss Kate McLoughlin of Scranton street is in Buffalo for the wedding of her cousin Miss Mary Turner. Thomas Rowland of Lansford visiting friends on this side. Miss Ruth Morgan of North Filmore avenue visiting her sister in Philadelphia. Harry Jacobs of Olyphant, the Buet of friends on North Main avenue.

Vielen Kilmer North Hyde Park Avenue William Price, Sr South Main Avenue Syracuse Kate McLoughlin Scranton Street Buffalo Mary Turner Thomas Rowland Lansford Ruth Morgan North Fiimore Avenue Phindelphia Harry Jacobs W. J. Williams Taylor Court Street Philadelphia James Purvis Newark N. 7 DP. J. Green Blair Avenue William Griffin Parker Street Hahnemann Hospital Andrew Cahoon Fast Market Street Alderman Roberts Rodda Philip le Bart Kingston North Main Avenue Yesterdiny

Address orders to Sharkey in Cedar Avenue letters

To South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Address orders to C. B. Sharkey, 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 6083.

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

Jamey’s Wax Works At Y M C A Draws Crowded Audience

A winter entertainment series at the Young Women’s Christian Association rooms concluded with a show titled Mrs. Jarey’s Wax Works. Miss Anna Van Nort presided, and performers included Miss Ida Renehler and Miss Tillie Stewler in character roles. Three tableaux plus recitations and a vocal duet were featured, with refreshments served afterward.

Young Women’s Christian Association Jarey Dicken Pickwick Anna van Nort South Scranton Young Wee Men's Christian Association Janiey Mise Rowlands Anna Bresser Currie Nape Anné Bresser James Norton William Scheuer Jee Ceram Cake Young Women's Christian Association Paul Smith Pear Street Dr. Rite Martha Schultz Meadow Avenue George Mirta Pittston Avenue Binghamton Pltusion Avenue and Myre Mirtz

Community notices and society items from Green Ridge

Green Ridge society items include the Ladies of St. Katherine's Chall serving ice cream strawberry cake on Decoration Day in the Guild rooms from 6 to 7 and 7 to 10. Mentions of residents and travels appear alongside local business ads and school preparations for Memorial Day.

St. Katherine's Church of the Good Shepherd Os Wat F. Killam Cupouse Avenue Charles, Slade Wayne County DD K Pittaton F. Hedvick Richmoni Park Snell Plymouth W. H W. Keene Boulevard Avenue F. Dunn Delaware Street New York City Myre Taylor Capoure Avenue Burdick Welletong Elton Clarke Green Ridge Street Bath Manners

Powder explosion injures miner in North Scranton incident

Thomas Reap, a Keyser avenue miner, ignited a squib in a Marvine mine hole and was badly cut by flying coal fragments. He faced possible worse injuries had the hole been higher. Local social news and various residents’ visits follow in North Scranton Happenings.

Thomas Healey Bloom Avenue Puritan Congregational Church Thomas Reap Keyser Avenue Marvine Reap

Break-in at Healey's Grocery During Dinner Hour

A burglar entered Healey's Grocery at Bloom Avenue and West Market Street through a side window during dinner. He pried the cash drawer with a miner’s pick, ransacked the store, and escaped with money. No suspect identity has been found.

Healey Bloom Avenue West Market Street

Puritan Congregational Church Social at West Market Street

Members gathered at the church parlors on West Market Street for a social evening. A full program featured piano and contralto solos by Lillian Mebrvr is and Mary Davis, a cornet piece by D. T. Reese, and readings by J. H. Phillips and Armit Thomas, followed by refreshments.

Puritan Congregational Church West Market Street Kew Mies Lillian Mebrvris Mise Mary Davis Orans Bolo Mra Margaret Counin Olo Mike Lizzie Tonoranto W. M. Davis D. T. Reese J. H. Phillips Armit Thomas

Local notices from Providence Gas and Water shift to Auditorium

The Providence Gas and Water office moves to the Auditorium on the first floor. Cumberland Hose Company plans a forthcoming event in June at F year's grove. A national service is scheduled for Sunday at Twoviolence Presbyterian Church. Green Ridge Odd Fellows conferred the third degree on two candidates last night. Church of the Good Shepherd to run an excursion to Lake Ariel on June 10.

Providence Gas and Water Company Cuamberland Hose Company S Grove Green Ridge Odd Fellows Church of the Good Shepherd Lake Ariel

Obituary of Mrs Anni Marie Baumelster

Mrs Anni Marie Baumelster, wife of Joseph Raumelister, died at her home in Petersburg at age 68. Survived by husband Joseph Raumelister of Sanderson's drug store and William Raumelster of Chittenden's pharmacy, plus Mrs Henry Spraks of South Scranton. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM with visitation at the house and interment at Dunmore cemetery.

Mre Anni Marie Baumelster Joseph Ravumlester North Leving Avenue Petersburg Yeaterday Wosone Joseph Raumelister Sanderson's Drug Store William Raumelster Chittenden Henry Spraks South Scranton Dunmore Cemetery

Injunction Blocks Sheriff Sale Of Tucker Property

Referee in bankruptcy A Van Wormer issued an injunction preventing Sheriff Pryor from selling Evan Tucker’s Carbondale house and lot. Tucker's mortgage by Jane Carson and foreclosure in county court were cited. The US court is ordered as the proper venue for sale, marking a first-time injunction in such a case.

A. van Wormer Sheriff Pryor Carbondale Evan Tucker Jane Carson Tucker Tucker & Maxey Carveon United States van Wormer

Battalion drill and dress parade on Wyoming avenue

Companied 4 KK 6 of the Eleventh regiment conducted a battalion drill on Wyoming avenue between Mulberry and Olive streets. Col onel Watres commanded. The drill ended with a dress parade led by Bauern hand. A regimental order directed the battalion to assemble at 115 am Tuesday afternoon in front of the armory for the Memorial Day parade by the Grand Army of the Republic posts.

Wyoming Avenue Mulberry Olive Streets Watres Bauern Grand Army of the Republic

Lost pigeons recovered man seeks return from city stores

Charles J. Tripp of 1125 Providence road searched city bird shops after finding several pigeons missing. In Spruce street store a youth Oswald Jones offered five pigeons. four matched Tripp’s birds. Jones was taken into custody by Sergeant Jones. The boy says he traded other pigeons for the lot and will face police court this morning.

Charles J. Tripp Providence Road Lont Spruce Street Oswald Jones Providence

May billiard match ends with Boorse pair ahead

New York May 2 The first night of the three cushion billiard match saw Jake Schaffer and W H versus Frank Ives and Join Bl Thacher end with Boorse leading 4 to 0 The contest will resume tomorrow night or until a side reaches 200 points.

New York Jake Schaffer W. H Frank Ives Thatcher Boorse

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