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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1899

Page

7

City Notes Andrews Funeral And Ratification Meeting

Funeral services for Gurtius Ambrews will be held at the family residence on Sixth Street this afternoon. A Republican ratification meeting is set for Monday evening in the Central Republican club rooms on Washington Avenue with prominent members expected to speak. Night school teacher applicants, twenty five in number, will be examined in the board of control room this morning at 3 o clock. Mr Adams, secretary to the superintendent Howell, will conduct the examination. An item notes an injury at the Hahnemann hospital with an employee's arm cut off. Engineer P J Forkin fully recovered after his right hand was crushed and discharged from Moves Taylor.

Orlock Mire Tatts Rigner Howell Njurpd Hahnemann Hospital Adame Emery Cannuse Avenue P. J. Forkin Wom Taylor Watkins Echmucker Anhother Schaeffer Tie Atlantic City Vas Iby Schneier

Hospital athlete to return to post after hie injury

The report notes a hospital recovery from a hie injury with the fingertips of his right hand amputated yet expects him to run a engine and regain his position. Paydays are listed for several Scranton area employers with multiple mines and offices paid this week.

Election in Company D of Thirteenth Regiment

Colonel L A Watres issues Regimental Orders No 1 directing Captain Arthur K Foote to hold a first lieutenant election for Company D Thirteenth Regiment Infantry N G T due to W G Davins resignation. Election set for Friday Nov 2 at Scranton Armory with vacancies filled. returns required to headquarters.

Tintin Arthur KR. Footein Thirteenth Regiment Infantry W. G. Davin Scranton Tl. A. Watres D. Hh. Atherton

Little Out of Jail in Libel Case Appeal

Editor Richard Little, of the Scrantoniais, was released on bail from county jail pending the appeal in his libel conviction. The Superior Court order sets a bail of two thousand five hundred dollars with two sureties, to be approved by a quarter sessions judge, and the appeal is to be heard on November 15 in Philadelphia. Deputy J T Ferber delivered Little to the jail release and he left with counsel and bondsmen John H Fellows and Wade M Finn.

Richard Little The Scrantoniais Superior Court Waa Daniels Reada Judea Court of Quarter Sessions Tuckoawannon County Philadelphia Charlis E. Rice George TB. Orlady I. BP. Smith Timner Beecher John J. Grady Judes Edwards Little J. T. Ferber John H. Fellows Wade M. Finn Edwards Messrs. Finn Fellows Bondamen O'Toole

Runaway Coach Endangers Riders On Wyoming Avenue

An exciting runaway occurred yesterday morning around 10 on Wyoming avenue involving a Cusick’s funeral coach driven by Mathew Scanlon. The coach sped off after the driver released the door, struck a street cleaner at Mulberry street, and crashed into a tree at Vine street, demolishing the coach.

Wyoming Avenue Cusick Ft. Peter's Cathedral Matthew Scanlon Mulberry Street Vine Street

Funeral for Spinello Victim Follows Old Forge Slaying

Antonia Spinello, killed near Old Forge by Angelo Pelozi last Sunday, was buried at Cathedral cemetery West Scranton after a brief removal from Thintin Undertaker in Taylor. Attending were Costabelli Spinelo and Frank Spinello plus Charles Labella of Saratoga Springs, with Raphael Spinelio of Kingston arriving too late.

Antonia Spinello Old Forge Angelo Pelozi Thintin Taylor Erme Cathedral West Scranton Costabelli Spinelo Saratoga Springs Frank Spinello Charles Labella Raphael Spinelio Kingston

The Chance of the Reason staged at Portahouse St Luke's

In a forthcoming Portahouse St Luke's event Mr Sanderson presents The Chance of the Reason with Mrs Dixie directing. Rehearsals proceed under her guidance as four performers Eleanor Aner Hon Miss Spencer Miss Amy Jessup and Mr Sanderson prepare the adaptation after his Cornell Stories success last year.

Mr. Sanderson Portah Louse St. Luke's Mrs. Tixie Looa Mise Eleanor Aner Miss Spencer Amy Jessup Sanderreon

Collections Rise in October Revenue Office Report

The Internal Revenue Office reports October collections totaling 128000 dollars and 770 dollars and two cents. The note says prewar monthly averages were around zero 000 with no clear comparison but implies a rise in revenue.

Internal Revenue Office Internal Revenue T. FP Penman's C.s.seseusveses Shereeevecaeene olAl Evervc Licata

Two Addresses by Dr Schaeffer at County Institute

Dr Nathan C. Schaeffer spoke on The New Geography and The Value of Child's Time at the county institute held in Dunmore Schools. Other talks included Dr Schmucker on Nature Work and Dr Mowry on Our Island Possessions, with Dr De Motte presenting an illustrated lecture on Python Eggs.

Mowry de Motte Nathan C. Schaeffer BE. D. Bovard Dunmore Taylor Bovard Professor Watking Pr Mowrye National God Adda Potter Fleetville Dr. Mowry Spain Porto Rico Guan Philippine Archipelago Se. Mowry Schaefer

Dunmore and Freeman factories form Theodore A White Manufacturing

After seven weeks of negotiation the Dunmore and Freeman factories consolidate in Scranton forming Theodore A White Manufacturing with 40 000 capitalization. Theodore A White to be president with L Stelle Jermyn Partridge and others as directors. Machinery moves from Binghamton to Gould building on Spruce Street to produce shirts overalls jackets and cheap trousers. White projects 50 000 in first year and expands local trade.

Dunmore & White Shirt Binghamton Freeman Overall Gould Building B. Partridge Theodore A. White Sompiri Fpruce White

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claims Popular Use

An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy used by millions of mothers. It claims to soothe colic teething pain and gums and urges buyers to ask for the product. Bottles are advertised at twenty five cents.

Charges Against Miss Scott Found Groundless by Presbytery

Lackawanna Presbytery’s special committee reported no basis for action over Slan derous statements about Dr W H Bull and Miss Cordelia Scott. The adjourned session confirmed the finding as they also installed Rev McComb as pastor at Forty Fort. Dr Scott plans criminal proceedings against Scrantonian editors.

Presbytery The Scrantonian Scott Lackawanna Presbytery W, TH Bull Mise Scott Himhurst Saratonian Elmhurst Hoy Charles Lee Carbondale W. H. Swift Honesdale John P. Moffat West Scranton FY. CC Parkthurnt Memorial Presbyterian Church Wilkes Barre J. A. Bandel Plymouth Presbyterian Church Thorouih Forty Fort McComb

Suspicious character arrested near Rendham mine

Frank Dwdish was arrested Wednesday night at Jermyn's mine near Rendham by two watchmen and held until morning. Brought to the city by Constable Cole and arraigned before Alderman Howe. He loitered on the premises for days and faced speculation about tampering with striking miners. He possessed funds when searched.

Frank Dwdish Jermyn's Rendham Cole Alderman Howe

Rail Excursion Tickets From Pennsylvania Railroad Offer

On November 1 the Pennsylvania Railroad will sell excursion tickets at principal offices to winter resorts in New Jersey Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia Florida and Cuba. Tickets at low rates with liberal return sail and connections noted. An illustrated resort travel book will be furnished free after November 1 upon request to ticket agents.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company New Jersey Virginia North South Carolina Georgia Florida Cuba Pennsylvania Railroad

Campaigning Captain Dennison Praises Remedy

Captain C G Dennison, famed for leading forces in Africa against the rebel Galishe, writes from Vryburg Bechuanaland dated November 4 18097 that he bought Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for himself and his men and found it beneficial. Also advertises Joy Maker cigars at 6c and notes Matthew Bros wholesales and retails.

C. G. Dennison Africa Vryburg Bechunaland Chamberlain Matthew Bros Agis

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