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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1900

Page

10

Three Miners Burned in Gas Explosion at Cayuga Colliery

Adam Miller Rolas Ponca and Benjamin Amos were seriously burned by a gas explosion at the Cayuga colliery of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company yesterday morning. Their lamps ignited gas in a pocket above their work area, causing a violent blast. All sustained bruises from being thrown but burns are severe. Miller is worst off, with doctors at Moses Taylor Hospital hopeful for recovery despite facial swelling and potential eye or inhalation injuries.

Adam Miller Rolas Ponca Cayuga Street Benjamin Amos Summit Avenue Cayuga Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Miller Moses Taylor Hospital

Robert T. Black Dies in Scranton at 79

Robert T. Black longtime Scranton business and civic figure died at 201 Franklin avenue after a four week illness and years of nervous prostration He leaves a wife three children and several siblings in a family of ten sons and two daughters His funeral is set for Tuesday at 2 99 o'clock at home with Rev James McLeod Involved in coal and industries he helped organize the second National Bank of Wilkes-Barre and held leadership roles in Vulcan Ironworks and the Lackawanna Valley Bank His family traces roots to Scotland and Ireland born October 1 1821 in Bath Melton County Donegal Ireland he came to the United States in 1842 and built a career spanning Philadelphia Springfield Wilkes-Barre and Scranton.

Robert T. Black Scranton Franklin Avenue Mr. Black Dru Wehlau Fisher Mra. C. F. Judson Wyoming Thomas A. Black New York Moses Black Mansfield Mra Alexander Grant Miss Black Zanesville Black James McLeod First Presbyterian Church Dunmore Second National Bank Wilkes-Barre Vulcan Ironworks Wilkes- Barre Lackawanna Valley Bank Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company Scotland James Black Ireland Oliver Cromwell Joseph Peter Black County Donegal Jean M. Spencer John Spencer Bath Melton Londonderry County Donegal Robert Bonner Philadelphia Ohio John Peter McConnellsville Springfield Eschrick, Penn & Company Vulcan Hinck Minooka Pennsylvania and Susquehanna Coal Company Delaware and Hudson Delaware, Lackawanna and Western

Whooping cough epidemic cited with Chamberlains Cough Remedy

A consumer testimonial recalls last winter's whooping cough outbreak and credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with curing severe coughing spells in the writer's children. The notice notes sales by druggists and Matthowe Brothers as wholesale agents, and mentionsBuffett pianos and a Pocono cigar promotion.

Tohn E. Clifford Norwood House Norwood N. Y All Druggiate Matthowe

Local Official Resigns Post After Years of Service

The article notes a man who six years ago represented the Eighth ward on the board of school control and served on the poor board before resigning. A staunch Republican, he never sought local offices or allowed his name to be used for public positions. He was a Presbyterian, affiliated with the First Church of Scranton. In Wyoming County, Mr. Black married Misa C. Perkins, youngest of six daughters, with the Perkins family noted as among the state’s oldest and linked to families driven from their homes during the Wyoming massacre.

Eighth Ward Board of School Control First Church of Scranton Wyoming Luzerne County Black Misa C. A. Perkins

Onward Step End of Time Limit in Methodism Sparks Debate

Opinion splits across religious circles as the abolition of the time limit is hailed by some as a new era and opposed by pessimists. Rev. Dr. M. Giffin, once against the limit, lauds the move as elevating scholarship and salaries, enabling fit ministers to stay, while bishops retain appointment power and lay to a future of frankness and factional healing.

M. Giffin Dr. Giffin

Importance of Keeping Pianos in Tune

An article arguing piano tuning benefits for pupil ear training and enjoyment, urging regular maintenance. It promotes George W. Finn of 118 Wyoming Avenue, Furanton, as trusted service to keep pianos in pitch and actions in order, highlighting standards and reputation.

George W. Finn Wyoming Avenue Furanton

Fire department reorganization proposal sparks sweeping reforms

Chittenden of the Ninth ward urged a thorough reorganization to cut costs and increase efficiency. He proposed disbanding permanent crews, replacing them with fixed numbers per company and a call system, abolishing smaller outlying units, and transferring purchasing power to bonded officials and a volunteer core.

Lake Winola season opens after major renovations

Lake Winola opens for the season following thorough renovations and many improvements. The report notes the Steff piano, regarded by enthusiasts as among the best in the world.

Lake Winola

Scranton Municipal League offers rewards for corrupt voting influence

The Municipal League of Scranton Pa offers one thousand dollars for evidence leading to arrest and conviction of anyone unlawfully soliciting or influencing a Lackawanna County juror within a year. Five hundred dollars applies to jurors influenced. committee listed includes E B Sturges H M Roies W A May and J A Lansing, dated May 25 1900.

The Municipal League Scranton Lackawanna County E. B. Sturges H. M. Roies W. A. May

Faelten Piano Method Adopts Boston School at Conservatory

The Faelten method and the Faelten Elanoforte school in Boston boast five hundred piano students and a three year record. Beginning September enrolls beginners for one year of instruction at 30 dollars. Course A offers two weekly hours under a Faelten graduate. Adams avenue and Linden street Conservatory offers full information by mail.

Faelten Faelten Elanoforte School Boston Schual Beranton Conservatory of Music Conservatory Adams Avenue Linden Street Mall

Special Attractions This Afternoon at the Speedway

The Elmhurst boulevard Speedway hosts trotting and pacing races this afternoon with several new fast horses debuting. Frutchey the bicycle rider also performs an exhibition. A fine view of the races can be seen from the Speedway hotel veranda while patrons examine Steff prance before purchasing.

Speedway Elmhurst Boulevard Frutchey Speedway Hotel

Express Train and Coal Train Wreck Near Foster

An express train No 11 backed by a coal train collided near Foster on the Lackawanna line yesterday morning. The coal train reportedly failed to clear the switch, causing the coal train to back into the standing express, overturning its engine and wrecking the caboose and several cars. No injuries were reported.

Lackawanna Foster

Pianos by Mason & Hamlin Co Rated Superior Craft

The Mason and Hamlin Co presents pianofortes claiming state of the art construction and acoustic advantages. Experts note these instruments aim to set new standards with scientific design features.

Mason & Hamlin Co

Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ends Years of Popular Trust

A faded advertisement tribute outlines a long history of Winslow's Soothing Syrup for over fifty years, praising its gentle relief for children's colic and pain. It extols proven cures and urges continued use, naming Mrs. Winslow in a nostalgic, period voice.

Winslow Mit Claraude

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Dime Deposit and Discount Bank Labor Saver Enterprise Blue Flame Oil Stove Washington Ave Lewis Ruddy, Davies & Murnty Gress Lackawanna Avenue Taylor Jermyn Sanderson Avenue S. A. Sibley M. Ellis Mulberry St Ackawanna Penn Avenue B. Warman Buteff Pianos Kemp’s Mariani Wine C. M. Griffin D. D Chittenden Charien Ninth Ward Tribune Eagle Hose Company Eclty Fire Department Tam Fire Department Gentleme Winola Steff Piano Coursen E. G R. A. Zimmerman J. A. Lansing Faelton Steff P.F M. T. Howley Wyoming Ave Olgar Washington Avenue Stiermere Its Jermyn Cigar Powell & CO Gan Placce Ithe & Traders National Bank Wyoming Aves Spiriee Br Savings Department United States Depository W. W. Watson Handley’s Spruce Street Brent Tel Torslo Grocers Toc Harreia C.F. Beckwith & CO Dime Bank Building Wakehouse Green Ridge Lackawanna Ave Reynolds Conrad Foote & Fuller Co Mears Building Manhattan Young Taaheo Somene Felding Law Cap Chase Will Lavoie RoeSen Aa liv
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