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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1900

Page

8

Rail officials tour Lake Winola for branch line benefits

Lackawanna railroad leaders and local men surveyed six miles of track to Lake Winola to assess a possible branch serving the resort area. The delegation included F E G Russell J M Daly and A C Salisbury along with Delaware Lackawanna and Western officials and doctors Paine Struppler Morse and Morse. They returned pleased with the site and hinted the plan may be presented to President Truesdale.

Lackawanna Railroad Factoryville Lake Winola Winola F E. G. Russell J. M. Daly A. C. Salisbury Ten Hroek Hadley Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company W. A. Paine PL. F. Struppler A. M. Morse FE. M. Morse Truesdale

Mt Pleasant Mine Strike Continues After Offer Rejected

The Mt Pleasant mines strike persists as a company committee met Superintendent Neale on Monday to seek settlement. The offer of fifteen tons of coal per keg of powder and higher yardage pay was rejected. Neale said he would present the same terms to the strikers if a meeting of the workers were called, but the men refused the proposal.

Mt. Pleasant Neale

Executors award Blair estate contract for Wyoming avenue buildings

Ezra Finn's Sons wins the contract to erect a row of one story frame buildings on the old YMCA site on Wyoming avenue. Fronts will have plate glass. sidewalk improved with flagstones. One storeroom to be used by J. D. Williams & Bro for fireworks. six other storerooms to be rented.

Blair Ezra Finn's Sons Young Men's Christian Association Wyoming Avenue J. D. Williams & Bro

Superintendent Daly to Occupy New Quarters Next Week

New living and office quarters for Superintendent Daly and his staff near Hanley’s dining rooms are nearly ready and will open the first of next week. Carpenters and painters have converted the old car accountants’ quarters into office rooms and extended the hall. Superintendent Russell and his clerks Will will occupy the rooms now used by Daly, with Daly vacating later this week.

Daly Clement Hanley Car Russell

Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Schedule Fragment

Mangled OCR lists a board schedule with names like Van Vieit Ludlow Gerrity and J Swarts, plus times and duties such as passenger engine and wild cat items. References to May dates and sections North and South appear, but many words are garbled.

Passenger Engines and Switchboard Times Listed

The notice lists timetable details for passenger engines with names Mouser Moran Nuirphy and Cawley, and times 10 pm 11:40 am 7 pm 10 pm. Hennigan is mentioned in Stanton's place as part of the schedule.

A. m.—Mouser Moran Nuirphy O. Cawley Hennigan Stanton’s Place

Scranton High School honors grads with busts and remarks

The graduating class gifted three busts of Homer Virgil and Shakespeare for the high school entrance area. Principal Kilcullen praised the gesture as a lasting memory of four years of study. Prof Frank B Littell a former student aided eclipse observations from Washington.

Homer Virgil Shakespeare Kilcullen Scranton High Grant Lovie BL Stillwell Niagara Falls Stillwell Pacific Coast

Advertised Letters at Scranton Post Office Listed

A May list of uncalled letters at the Scranton Lackawanna county post office includes numerous names across English, Italian, Polish, and Hungarian origins. Postmaster Ezra H. Wipple reminds callers to state advertised and provide the list date when claiming letters.

Scranton Lackawanna County Ezra H. Wipple American Home Journal C. J. Traders John Brown G. & Brown A. KR Bonn Charles Hennett H. Harber John Nerghauser Mies Millie Minford T. C. Burke Mra Tom Berge M. FE. Chapperon William FE. Clark Lillierawford William Courtney Will Callahan Douglas D. W. Darin Evan J. Evans Carrol Fox Marschal Frace Laura Fisher J. Fetters John (. Flanegan F. G. Fisher Bernhardt Flelg Laud F

Court quarrel over school property values in Moosic case

The dispute between the borough of Moosic and Lackawanna township centers on district school property valuations. Lackawanna claims Moosic would owe $17,022 after severance, including pro rata debt and cash on hand, while Moosic argues different distribution figures. The case hinges on who gets title to property worth about $37,425 and how debts are allocated.

Moosic Lackawanna Township M. J. Donahoe Moosic Borough Moosle Mousie Moosie Lackawanna Monsie

Tax sale injunction asked by James to halt unpaid taxes case

John W. James through attorney C Comegys sought an injunction from Judge John P. Kelly to stop the city treasurer and solicitor from selling about twenty five properties next Monday for unpaid taxes claiming the 1889 tax sale law is unconstitutional. City official Vosburg argued a taxpayer can challenge tax disbursement but not collection. judge said the matter may be heard by the full bench next Monday. An injunction was granted for James in his own case. Listed names include John W. Lynch Margaret L. Higinbotham Samuel Colwell Agnes Hawmgerty George Sickler Minnie Wynn William McGettrick Margaret White John J Wiltom Nellie Melvin Walter F Ny Mabel Case William Muffley Emma O'Brien.

John W. James C. Comegys John P. Kelly James Boljestor Vosburg Vosburg Kelly Argument Court John WH. Lynch Luzerne Street Margaret L. Higiin Dunmore Samuel Colwell Dunmore Agnes Hawmgerty Ridge Street George W. Sickler Eeerreeee Ness Falls Minnie Wynn Columbus William MecGettrick Forest City Margaret White Richmondale John J. Wiltom Olyphant Nellie Melvin Vandling Walter F. Ny Carbondale Mabel Case William Muffley Washington Ave Emma O'Brien Third Street

The Fighting Conrads Recruit Passes Inspection

Ernest Conrad of New Lenox Susquehanna county passed the sergeant and doctor inspection in the Library building. A 27 year old farmer, he is bound for the Philippines and comes from three generations of infantry service including his father Rufus and grandfather Adam.

Ernest Conrad New Lenox Susquehanna County Philippines Rufus Conrad Adam Conrad Conrads

Third Annual Banquet of City School Principals

Public school principals from the city will hold their third annual banquet Saturday at 6 pm in Hotel Jermyn. Prof D A Stone will preside as toastmaster, introduced by Prof H Kemmerling, president of the Principals Round Table. Toasts to follow from Prof Grant, Superintendent Howell, and Prof J Hawker.

Jermyn D. A. Btone H. Kemmerling Round Table Society Grant Behools Howell J. 3. Hawker

Attorneys mull life insurance role for building societies

Harrisbury May 80 Attorney General Elion and Banking Commissioner Powers held a joint briefing with the attorney for several building and loan associations on whether those associations may conduct life in trust business tied to loan and investment work. Mr Fikin promised an early decision.

Harrisbury Elion Powers Fikin

Special Rail Excursion to Gettysburg and Camden Dates Noted

The Lehigh Valley Railroad announces a special excursion to Gettysburg June 2 to 4 for G A R encampment travel. Reduced round trip fares from Pennsylvania stations and Philadelphia Scranton, with return limits to June 1. Also offers Camden Indiana trip fares for Old Order German Baptist Brethren meeting June 4 to 6 with return by July 6.

Gettysburg Lehigh Valley Railroad G. A. BR Pennsylvania Philiigsburg Scranton Incuatve Lehigh Valley Ticket Old Order of German Baptist Brethren Camden Ind Pennsylvanian Railroad Company Tsne Baltimore Lancaster Reading Bunbury Fiest-Clase

Pay of Spellman and Jones in May Salaries

Mayor credits Spellman and Jones with only seventeen days pay each for May as they were removed from the force. The local court ruled ex-Patrolmen Dyer and Saul entitled to salary from removal until removal was confirmed, and City Solicitor Vosburg has appealed to the Superior court. The appeal was originally blocked by a failed council resolution. The Superior court’s next term is in the fall, delaying a final decision.

Moir Spellman J. F. Jones Dyer Saul Select Council Sollettor Vosburg Spellman and Jones

America at a Glance Explores Exhausted Life

A reflective note describes widespread fatigue in America as people feel poor, hunger remains unsatisfied, and rest fails to restore energy, leaving many tired from dusk till dawn.

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