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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1899

Page

9

City Notes Fight Gambling Campaign Startup

Professor John Philip Quitin plans a crusade against gambling at Guernsey's hall starting Sunday evening and continuing Monday and Tuesday. The health board reports thirty new diphtheria cases and four typhoid cases since Sunday. Delaware and Susquehanna Mining pays earnings at several mines today. Andrew Fuss of Brisbin Patch faces arraignment for threats to kill with bail set for later court appearance. A warrant issued by Alderman Howe for Green Ridge was executed yesterday.

John Philip Quitin Gumbling Guernsey Board of Health Andrew Fuss Brisbin Patch Millar Ovensue Wwey Join Letor, Eo Briain Pauteh Éust Laski Appar

Larceny charge filed over disputed household property

J J Stevens accuses Lee of stealing his household goods while Lee claims Stevens owed rent. Lee kept the Carniture as rent after leaving the house. Lee appeared at a hearing and posted bail before Alderman Batley of the Thirteenth ward.

J. J. Stevens Lee Stevens Ball Alderman Batley

Justice to the Jews lecture by Rev Madison Peters

Rev Dr Madison C Peters delivers a lecture titled Justice to the Jews at Penn Avenue Baptist Church auditorium on Thursday evening November 16. The talk accompanies a new book on Jewish contributions praised as broad and eloquent by the Boston Press and aims to defend Jewish rights amid world sympathy for Dreyfus.

Madison C. Peters Penn Avenue Baptist Church Dreyfus Peters Himling Boston Press Dr. Peters

Coppers to Go and New Appointments Planned Thursday

The article notes two police removals from the North End and South Side forces, with Patrolmen John Duggan and Martin Fisterty slated for dismissal. Thomas Connery is named as one of the incoming appointees, leaving the second seat undecided. The mayor’s push for changes aims to secure loyal council support amid political pressures.

Esmell Maver Vly Ax Golue O Melal John Dugcan North End Martin Fisterty South Side Thomas Connery Hunt & Connell Melvin John J. Lynch Fagle Hoge Company James Anthony Miannery

Excellent Concert by Postoria Sextette at the Lyceum

Music lovers filled the Lyceum for a Postoria Sextette concert assisted by Miss Helen Wetmore. The six-member group performed stringed solos and harmonies with a clarinet, highlighting a Mignon aria. Wetmore showcased two soprano solos with a clarinet obbligato as the sextette members—Loud, Eaton, Hochhelm, Fries, Reinhart, and Staats—posted a strong performance.

Lyceum Postoria Sextette Club Helen Wetmore Miss Wetmore Walter E. Loud Laula Eaton W. A. Hochhelm Wulf Fries Alfred Reinhart C. L. Staats

City Controller Demands Refund of Park Privilege Credit

City Controller Howell criticizes Nay Aug park dealings with contractor Peter Stipp who received $225 credit for privileges and road work. He orders the amount returned to the city treasury and calls for a monthly audit and formal accounting of park transactions.

Howell Peter Stipp Nay Aug Park

Plumbers and Journeymen Fail To Reach Compromise

Committees representing the master plumbers and the journeymen met again at the Builders' Exchange last evening. No agreement reached as the masters insist on no concessions and the men remain prepared to return only under the old conditions.

Builders’ Exchange

Two Concerts at Conservatory of Music Featured Players

Godowsky the great Russian pianist performs at the Conservatory of Music followed by Gamble the famous basso with Madame Abel of London as pianist. Tickets sold at Conservatory and music stores with special rates for students.

The Conservatory of Music Godowsky Gamble Madame Abel London Conservatory

Rubber and Warm Goods at Mahon's Shoe Store

Rubber and warm goods of every description are offered at Mahon's Shoe Store located at 08 Lackawanna Avenue.

Mahon’s Shoe Store Lackawanna Avenue

Avon Sulphur Baths touted as cure for rheumatism

The Sulphur Baths of Avon claim relief and cure for rheumatism gout and eczema and present an ideal winter home for invalids located at The Ban Marium Avon N Y with address for inquiries.

Avon N. Y

Overseers Named in County Elections Despite Disputes

Overseers of elections and numerous officers were appointed by court motions from D J Reedy for the Democrats and City Solicitor Vosburg for the Republicans. Robert P Koehler was named for the Third District of the Seventeenth Ward replacing George Wahl who was found not a resident. The lists cover multiple wards and townships with inspectors and judges named for each district, detailing a broad distribution of election oversight across the county.

Robert P. Koehler Seventeenth Ward George Wahl D. J. Reedy A. A. Vosburg Vosburg Dweph W. Wier Fell Township David Smith Fliver Scranton James Waleh Carbondale John J. Bowen John O. Davie Olyphant William A. Faut Jude Erento Thiniel Edwarda Henry Smith Ben. Keen Alehorn Hleventh Pitetalstriet Seventeenth Wahl Intiict Robert P. Koebler

Scranton and nearby wards list numerous district races

A long OCR dump shows numerous ward and district contests in Scranton and surrounding towns. Names such as Henry Hagan, Fred Klofer, J Nolan, Michael Walsh, and John Timlin appear across first to twelfth wards with Democratic, Republican, and third party lines listed alongside district and ward designations. The fragmentary text preserves face names, party affiliations, and district classifications without full context.

Firet Mendy McMillan WH. L. Conrad Piret Seoond Thomas C. Matthews Arch Waaden R W. J. Jeffrey C. HM. Weber R. Pitthward C. BD. Lown W. & Potter McAskie R. Bimhurst Andrew Noell Fell Township W. Ht. Dougherty Thomas Jenking M. D. Danieta Wandling John Rowe John Dest Scecond T. W. Edwards John Carbine Ed Ward Thomas Robinson Patrick Hevern Whlium Scriven William Rogan D. Ransom Arthur Snover W. Gilbert Roaring Brook Jacob Weeser FP J. Nolan Michael J. Walsh Michiel Hughes Lewis H. John J. Joyce Join Alexander J. T. Collins Martin Gerrity J. A. van Bernien BR. Z. Beamish Michael Waleh John Timlin Michael J. McQueeney James Hlinley Joseph Stewa R Giles Decker

City Ward Election Districts Listing Officials

A fragmented roster lists thirteenth through twenty first ward election districts with district by names including Nothacker McDonald Beward Jammer Roach Nichol Williams Moyer Shafer Gillespie Wilcox Sands Boland Bender Kelly H. Bender Kelly Dono hue Steinmetz Wade Steinmetz etc detailing candidates in first second and third districts across wards. The text preserves party affiliations and district order though many names are garbled.

Firet Albert Nothacker Miles McDonald Deteiet T. Jayne R. Jammer Roach J. H. Beward Oliver J. Nicholw Ert Williams Gothlelb Moyer Thomas T. Morgan Joh Mack D. Serond Thomas J. Reynolds A. Willam Lavaghan George L. Falk J. A. Murray George EB. Shafer Michael Gillespie W. A. Wilcox M. F. Sands Poirick Boland Elehteanth W. HM. Bender J. P. Kelly Wiliam Hameon P. J. Mickey Jacob Mantas O. A. Donley Christian Rare

Nickel Plate train No. S offers dining car service

The Nickel Plate train No. S departs Buffalo daily at 7.10 a m with a dining car serving breakfast after departure. Luncheon and dinner are served at convenient hours. The dining car meats are noted for national reputation and improved service should please patrons.

Nickel Plate Buffalo

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Perry Brothers Wyoming Ave Lackawanna Dairy CO A. A. Lindabury Illaina Connell Building South Main Avenue United States Olice Lacka, Ave Huntington's Bakery Spruce Street Masonic Temple DR. Parke Hay Washington Avenue C. Ss, Snyder Iry H. B. Ware Wiliams Postoffice Inion Abel Thittewath Regiment Aldermin Howe Vestertay Richar Muddy Berton Minne Norton Delaware and Suson Coompayy Vontoreh Dickson North Soran Delaware, Lackawanna and Tester Company Oun Hampton and Archbild Darpontera Muchinlats Alderman Howe 8 &Lee Green Ridge Vienna Cape Hwouge Pimnor Kunthéey and Bupper D. D Moir Sextette Club Park Commissioners Frederick Beck Thomas Loewin Te Edward Craig Peter Walkh Louwis Gramer Dobp Eiridge Cubrie Mugnone Patrick Langat Pacond G. R. Vanrerion Willian Peel Frank Moban A. C. Lehermerham Patrick Loftus John Carden John Lew Frank Sloan Mark Witsot Wiliam Lofts PY Dy PL Boylan John Killoon John Davis Jefferson A. W. Cramer R. Lackawanna Township Thomas Jacobs D. Weat George Griffithe James Walsh East Diretrict William J. Wildume Nicholas Dorkin Northeset Distriet William Morsas John McGloin Ond Ward Henry Hagan D.third Ward Fred Klofer Dunmore David Jones James J. Gimes Thomas Davis John Rittenhouse Henry J. Davis Patrick J. Cawley John Lloyd Morris T. Walsh Joseph F. Evans William Gallagher Wo. OH. Wicklaer Martin F. Durkin Vfirat John Baxter Patrick Golden John W. Horn William Tyrrelt Aaron James John F. Maroney Theodore Leth Hugh Culkin P. V. Seamon John F. Gisele FP. de Larey Fred Durr Thomas C. Melvin John J. Finnnizan T. Koehler George Heanor John Madigan Prisious Ayer’s Plus Ayer Sersaparitia Poe Addrems Lowell Mass SBROS Scranton’s Leading Outfitters Michael Neaton John Steinmetz Thomas Wade Wesley Brimrell T. HW. Coyne Joseph Shorten Donohue John Conta Josoph Manatek China Ste China and Lamp Capes F. L. Crane Lacka. Ave Bronson & Waliman Young’s Hats Mears Building Washington Ave the Tribune Philadelphia Stein, Bloch Company DLO
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