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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1899

Page

8

Society Notes and Events in New York Region

News items report engagements and marriages including Mize Mame daughter of Mrs Milward Vegi to J Frank lehards Percy Sere for Frohman’s At the White Horse Tavern show at the Lyceum next Wednesday. Also listed are visitors Henry Hell in, Delaney of Marrisburg and Miss Jeste Phelps engagement to George Caslow Yorum with wedding set for November 2 at the Linden Street home of the bride’s parents.

Percy Sere Frohman White Shorse Tavern” Company Wis Mreosenta Lyceum Mise Jeste Phelps John Horton Phelps George Caslow Yorum Welock Linden Street

Favorable tilt planned for tin white plant proposal

The manufacturers' committee of the board of trade meets at 4 pm to draft a report backing the tin white plant project for presentation at next Monday's band meeting. They expect strong attendance and have arranged a social gathering after business with attractions and a light luncheon.

The Board of Trade L. ®. Torbet J. P. Patton Manufaetrens W. A. Way J. A. Lansing 0. Boland Thomas Sprague W. L. Henwood Conrad Schroeder W. Fulton Ser Atherton National Board of Trade Hesston Anchom Cwtveer Hunley

Refund action noted for Crewe’s Syrup of Torwett file

A garbled entry references refund procedures and named individuals and firms including J. th Bean & Son and Danmare oo W. Davis, with scattered mentions of Moet houle Crewe and Hotel Jermyn. The fragmentary text lists several names and places, but lacks a clear coherent event or outcome.

Actes Crewe Torwett J. Th Bean

Patrolmen Demand Back Pay Pending City Opinion

Patrolmen Davies and Hockenberry, backed by City Saliciter Vosburg, demanded their salaries at city hall. City Controller Howell noted the Saul versus city case had not yet been argued, risking parallel payout if Saul wins. Vosburg suggested indemnifying bonds to secure monthly salaries until an opinion is issued, and the officers began arranging to obtain them.

Davies Hockenberry Vosburg Howell James Saul Baul Fy Saul Travies Pilin Hendhmen Will

City council debates land seizure for center street by railroad

A special committee including T Melvin John E Roche and Wade M Finn met in the city solicitor's office to resolve compensation for Delaware and Hudson Co occupying part of Center street west of Main Avenue. Ex Judge Jessup argued the railroad may have rights to the street while the city seeks recompense of 1 468 7%. The report notes the company holds about 2.907% feet of city land along Lackawanna Avenue station. The committee plans to draft a proposal for the company owners.

T. Melvin John E. Roche Wade M. Finn Select Council City Solicitor’s Office Jessup Elty Melvin

Missing telephone ordinance blamed on council clerks

City Clerk Lavelle reports the missing telephone ordinance not in files ready for this evening's council. Clerk Hugh Jones previously took the document to obtain Chairman Griffiths signature, claiming he does not know its current location. Assistant City Clerk Morris confirms the signature was affixed when the ordinance first left the clerk's office.

Lavelle Select Council Lerk Hugh Jones Common Council Detect Council Griffith Criffth City Hall Morris

Dunmore Man Taken to Hospital for Liver Trouble

Nicholas Ristine, who has been in the county jail since October 26 on a charge of misdemeanor and battery by A. A. Krotaer, was yesterday removed to Lackawanna Hospital. He was ill and diagnosed with liver trouble, and was transferred for treatment.

Nicholas Ristine Dunmore A. A. Krotaer Lackawanna Hospital Kistine Il Health Hetner

Fatal Injury After Yard Accident Near Ontario and Western

Marshall McLean of Beerstown Delaware county NY was fatally injured in the Hancock yard of the Ontario and Western road Thursday night. He reportedly attempted to strain then fell under the wheels. He died yesterday at Middletown where he was treated. Some reports named him Martin McLean of Scranton, but details vary.

Marshall McLean Beerstown Delaware County Hancock Orix Love Middletown Scranton Martin McLean

Ridge Row Plot Adjoins Nay Aug Park Near Harrizon to Arthur

Valued plot on Ridge Row adjoining Nay Aug Park from Harrizon to Arthur avenue. Location hot in the city with prices from 00 to 800 dollars. For details contact C Ferrer trustee at 203 Connell Building phone 102%.

Ridge Row Nay Aug Park Harrizon Avenue Arthur Avenue C, Ferrer Connell Building

Spine injury cited in Zelineski death inquest planned

Coroner J J Roberta examined John Zelineski in Priceburg after death from spinal fracture and diseased organs. A jury will hear inquest tomorrow evening. Foley released on 5000 bail claiming he is blameless and the arrest is an outrage.

Foley Squire Wiliams Zolinski Archibald Jowl D. Jordan Charles BP Malley Dail John J. Fahey John J. Coyne M. F. Fadden

Report on Wyoming avenue damages to city approved

George Okell W W Davis and C W McKinney the court appointed viewers completed their report on benefits and damages for opening Wyoming avenue from Pine Street to Ash Street. It will be filed by City Solicitor A A Vosburg. Damages total about 40000 dollars. The report may be confirmed within thirty days unless exceptions are filed.

George Okell W. W. Davis C. W. McKinney Wyoming Avenue A. A. Vosburg Pine Street Ash Atrert Couel Comiletioe

Train wreck on Lackawanna No. 9 at Hopatcong injures none

Report of a wreck on Lackawanna train No. 9 near Hopatcong shows two engines and nine cars derailing after a rail failure on a siding. Express and baggage cars toppled. one engine tender slid into a pond. crew and passengers shaken but no injuries reported. Conductor Masters in charge.

Lackawanna Hopatcong Yorterlay Tribune Ihs Cxpress Cara Cara

Thirteenth Regiment Inspectors Schedule Issued

Colonel Watres issues Orders No 14 for regimental inspection dates for all companies of the Thirteenth Regiment National Guard of Pennsylvania. Inspections begin January 4 with various companies, plus a general inspection on Tuesday June iy at 8 o'clock A.M. Minimum attendance 50 percent, with emphasis on inspection rolls and papers. Preliminary inspection week starts December 1 189? conducted by battalion commanders. Hospital care list announced with assigned hospital steward Joseph Traumeister and men from several companies listed.

Baturdes Toosday At & Avlook Joseph Traumeister John Paddock Gomminy A. Hiward Feautiner Greorte Haggerty W. H. Spluser Harry Evans Isine M. Mills William McCracken A. Stinton J. A. Watres

Special Low Rates to Philadelphia National Export Exposition

Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad offers round trip tickets to Philadelphia for one way fare plus fifty cents for admission to the National Export Exposition. Tickets valid on any regular train on October 25 and November 22. return within ten days from sale date. Obtain full details from any Lackawanna ticket agent.

Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company Philadelphia Lackawanna” Railroad

Tragic Burn Death Of Peckville Child Nora Lally

Nora Lally, two or three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Lally of Peckville, burned when her dress caught fire while playing near a roadside blaze. Neighbors doused the flames with water but she died that evening despite Dr Sickler's efforts. The burial will be this afternoon at two o'clock.

Nora Patrick Lally Peckville

Spinello Inquest Set After Antonio Spinello's Death

The inquest into Antonio Spinello’s death, shot October 9 by Angeli Pelow, is planned for Saturday afternoon at Daniel Pourberty’s hotel in Pendtham. Coroner Rob erts and six jurors are named. jury members include John T. Moran Thomas PF Lewis Toha ht Fallon Wit. Plughes Andrew Hoover and John Holland. The Nickel Plate road dining cars on Train No. 3 offer breakfast at departure from Buffalo, lunch and dinner en route, with arrival in Chicago at 4.15 p.m. and connections to Western trains. Beecham’s Pills and Pocono Se advertise in the issue.

Ato Antonio Spinello Angeli Pelow Daniel Pourberty Pendtham jJurorke Roberts John T. Moran Thomas PF Lewis Toha Ht Fallon Wit. Plughes Andrew Hoover John Holland Nickel Plate Road Hie Buffalo Chicago

Our Coffee Brands Fall Short With Uneven Quality

The note complains that customers dislike a fluctuating product line from Our Coffee Always Run the Same Package Coffee. It cites dissatisfaction with Packare goods Chalke Wo Mie and inconsistent pours of Paney Java and Mocha Me across purchases.

Thaffy Packare

Hadley Haight Marriage Update in Norwich

On November 61 at Broad Street Methodist Episcopal Church Norwich New York Rev Charles A Hadley from Brering Virginia tied the knot with Mine Huth Woot Haight of Norwich. The ceremony was officiated by Rev A D Van Cielt of Dunmore.

Hadley-Haight Broad Street Methodist Epiocopil Norwich N. Y Charles A. Hadley Brering N. Va Mine Huth Woot Haight van Cielt Dunmore

Movement to Overturn Gunster Decision on Labor Law

A meeting was held at the St. Charles hotel yesterday to push reversing Judge Gunster’s ruling that the law penalizing corporations for discharging employees over union affiliation is unconstitutional. Attendees included George Chance of Philadelphia and P.G. Moran, with Central Labor Union officials and other representatives discussing hiring attorneys for an upcoming appeal.

Central Labor Union Superior Court Gunster Jodee Gunster St. Charlies Hotel George Chance Philadelphia P.G. Moran Pennsylvania State Legislature Labor League Jerry N. Weller Mauch Chunk Toney Mowerter Cooligan Osmond Ensigng Weller Harrisburg

Flower Show Opens At Conservatories Of Col and Mrs Boles

The public can visit Col and Mrs H M Boles conservatories this afternoon and evening to view an orchid collection described as exceptional. Guests may also see chrysanthemums including the blackhawk and Vivien Morrell, with proceeds benefiting the Massachusetts hospital. Admission is ten cents.

H. M. Poles Mary Conservideriees Tropics H. M. Boles Vivien Morrell Missachusetts Moses Tony Thahntienitin Hospital

Portrait of Moses Taylor Adors Reception Room

Presented to the hospital a handsome oil portrait of Moses Taylor Adors for the reception room. The description notes a refined frame and an inviting, dignified likeness fitting the hospital’s aesthetic.

Shoes on sale for women’s boots and socks

The notice promotes women’s shoes in three lots with low prices. Box calf court shoes with wile extension and newer toe caps priced at 3.50. Heavier storm socks priced at 3.00. Heavy dongol boots described as good weight with Manieh last at 0.50.

Oil Portrait Donated to Moses Taylor Hospital by Taylor Family

Henry A. C. Taylor of New York presents a fine oil painting of Monen Taylor to Moses Taylor Hospital. The portrait, gifted by the Taylor family, hangs in the reception room honoring the hospital’s founder.

Moses Taylor Hospital Henry A. C. Taylor New York Monen Taylor Moses Taylor George C. Taylor Henry A. F. Taylor Torpital Monee Taylor

Murk Released From Atlanta Prison After 120 Days

William Murck, released after 120 days for assault and battery and malicious mischief, was immediately rearrested by Chief Kilne on a warrant from WilkÉSbarve city for larceny. The account notes his surprise and vexation at the turn of events.

William Murck Willian Lewis Kilne Wilkéesbarve Wirrant Ciy Mo Hale Aero Marek

Monument Suggested To Mark Twin Shaft Vietima Site

A talk in Vitteton discusses erecting a monument at the site of the Twin Shaft Vietima tragedy. The open field west of the Joackwwinna Titer opposite Bitteren Junction is cited as the burial place for victims, with hopes of a lasting marker.

Vitteton Bitteren Junction

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