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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1899

Page

5

Scranton Notes and Personal Happenings

Miss Minnie Boyce of Spruce street visits relatives in Philadelphia while Senator J C Vaughan leaves for New York and Philadelphia. A F Law of Simpson Watkins departs for a month in New Mexico. Dr CC Hill returns from Nova Scotia with four caribou. wife accompanies him. Engagement announced for November 2 between J D Stocker and Milas Octavia Wood Morrison. Mrs McAndrew operated on. condition favorable. Hon B H Jackson of New York visits The Tribune to discuss post office methods.

Minnie Boyce Spruce Street Philadelphia J. C. Vaughan New York A. F. Law Simpson & Watkins New Mexico Dr CC. &. Hill Nova Scotia Scranton J. D. Stocker Jermyn Milas Octavia Wood Morrison Btatneville, N. Cc Jackson Tribune Bam Post Office Department

Afternoon Reception at Mrs Griffiths Home on Quincy

Mrs. George P. Griffiths hosted a refined afternoon reception at her Quincy avenue residence. The rooms displayed long-stemmed white chrysanthemums and the dining room featured dainty linen and white autumn flowers. Mrs. Griffiths was assisted by her sister Miss Alice Matthews along with Mrs. C S Weston and Mrs. H W Kingbury at the table.

George P. Griffiths Quincy Avenue Griffithe Alice Matthews C. 5S. Weston H. W. Kingbury Silliman Miss Matthews Flora Matthews Frappe Miss Hunt Louise Helen Matthews

Special Low Rates to Philadelphia National Export Exposition

Delaware, Lackawanna & Western railway offers round trip tickets to Philadelphia at one way fare plus fifty cents for the exposition coupon. Tickets valid on regular trains October 25, November 1 and November 22, with return within ten days from sale date. Information from any Lackawanna ticket agent. Hayes Brothers orchestra plays Providence auditorium Wednesday night. Smoke the Hotel Jermyn cigar.

Philadelphia Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company Tieketa Lackawanna” Taille Road

Telephone Franch ise Ordinance Dies In Select Council

The Lackawan na Telephone company franchise measure was defeated after a rule suspension vote failed. Patrolman Flaherty was removed. Mayor Moir's communication and controller Howell's transfer notes were discussed as council moved to other business.

Select Council Martin Flaherty Moir Thomas M. Connery Howell

Common Council Debates City Electric Plant Funding

A public election date of February 20 1900 is set to vote on increasing city indebtedness by 146000 for an electric light plant. The measure, similar to a prior defeated ordinance, was sent to the West and Water committee. Other actions include tax relief for Scranton Lace Curtain Co and paving cost discussions on Mattes Street.

Scranton Common Council Eagle Engine Company Crystal Hose Company Scranton Electric Light and Heat Company Select Council Moir Esdras Howell Fifth District Firet Ward Maine Judiciary Committee Eity Costello Court Vine Olive Street Lellevue Street Cusick Melvin West and Water Committee Howell Finance Committee Providence Lackawanna Iron and Breck Company Susquehanna Cherry Street Joint Streets and Bridges Scranton Lace Curtain Company Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company Mattes Alcatraz Paving Company Lavelle Fke Keller Messrs. Tewkesbury, Grier and Godshall Calpin Stret Thomas

City Ordinances and Public Works Details

The third reading passes ordinances for flagstone sidewalks in the Sixth Ward and tax lien sales by the treasurer. J M Spain is paid 150 for inspecting the city electric system. A new electric shed is proposed at Monsey Avenue and Walnut Street. Resolutions approve a Lackawanna Iron and Steel track on South Washington Avenue for four months and a city engineer profile for Taylor Avenue between Vine and Olive.

Grifiths Rebecca Avenue Evins’ Court M. V. Morrie Washington Sunset Avenues Tewkesbury Taylor Avenue Vine Olive Streets Weatkins South Main Avenue Oxford Fellows Street T. F. Morrie Sanderson Court Seventh Street Vine Street Jefferson Madison Taylor Arthur Avenues Pellows Street Atreeta Tresaurer J. M. Spain Spain Monsey Avenue Walnut Street Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company Washington Avenue Olive Street

Explosions Shake City After Furnace Sewer Blockages

Last evening multiple powerful blasts echoed around the city between 11 and 12 o'clock. Report says a furnace bottom failed at Blast furnace, molten iron overflowed into a water sewer, causing clogs. Dynamite charges were set off to clear the line, producing the loud detonations.

Coursen's Coffee and Tea Prices List

A dated price list outlines Coursen's coffee varieties including Golden Rio Java Rio Breakfast Modia 20c per lb Java 25c per lb 2 50 per lb 82c per lb and several blends. Teas are offered at 45c and 60c per lb with quoted values.

Coursen Golden Rio Java Rio

Indignation at Jermyn mine strike flares into arrests

Deputies and strikers clash as tensions rise near the Jermyn mine. Three men are arrested for inciting riot while strikers bar non union workers and prepare to pursue legal action. Edward Jermyn is detained after a confrontation with pickets.

Ead Edward Jermyn

Coffee packaging styles confuse customers

Readers report mixed experiences with coffee packaging options described as per pound price points and variants like Fancy Java and Mocha. The text notes shifting demand as shoppers weigh container definitions and labeling differences.

Molinski Fleeing After Apple Search Sparks Alley Standoff

Molinski fled in night attire from his home and sought shelter at a neighbor's. Edward Jermyn found him with a lamp, ordered him to surrender at gunpoint until deputies arrived. Apple remains at large. Strikers at a nearby meeting discussed the incident and broader job tensions as mines reopen. Four miners asked for a wagon to retrieve tools as they plan to return to work.

Tribune Jermyn's Temple Tron Company Duryen Cotiwell & Company William A Jermyn & Co Molinski Edward Jermyn Apple

Child Swallows Shawl Pin. Pin Lodged in Bronchus

About six weeks ago two and a half year old Andrew Lopata swallowed a shawl pin head first. The pin is about three inches long with a black enamel head. He developed lung symptoms and was taken to Lackawanna Hospital where X rays show the pin in the right bronchus. A council of physicians may decide on surgery to remove it. The child remains hospitalized.

Andrew Lopata Mike Lopita Jermyn Binsty Lackawanna Hospital

Rev. J. A. O'Reilly Back After European Tour

Rev. J. A. O'Reilly rector of the cathedral and Rev. J. L. Shanley of Sayre arrived last evening after an extensive European tour aboard the Oceanic. They crossed with Rev. J. J. Coroner of Towanda and relatives. The pair left July 27 with Bishop Hoban and visited Germany Switzerland Thaty France Great Britain and Ireland. They were granted an audience with the Pope in Rome.

J. A. O'Reilly J. L. Shanley Sayre J. J. Coroner Towanda Robert C. Wills Charles O'Reilly Shanley Thin City Hoban Germany Switzerland Thaty France Great Britain Ireland Rome

Valuable Pittsburg lot in prime Ridge Row location

Opportunity to buy a valuable lot in a fine location on Pidee Row with fronts on Ridge Row adjoining Nay Aug Park from Harrison Avenue to Arthur Avenue. Prices range from 600 to 800 dollars. For details call C C Ferruer Trustee at 1022 in the Connell Building.

Pidee Row Ridge Row Nay Aug Park Harrison Avenue Arthur Avenue C. Cc Ferruer Connell Building

Nickel Plate dining car service on Train No 3 Buffalo to Chicago

The Nickel Plate road operates dining cars on Train No 3 leaving Buffalo daily at 7 10 a m. breakfast is served after departure with luncheon and dinner at convenient hours. The train reaches Chicago at 10 p m and connects with fast western trains. Beecham's Pills advertised for stomach and liver ills. Smoke the Pocono Sc. cigar.

Nickel Plate Road Buffalo Chicago

Out-Door Shoes For Sensible Women Ad

Health urged for women with warm dry feet. Three lots of storm shore shoes priced reasonable. Women’s shore-lox Calefaxing dull tops with wide eaves and double soles offered. Box calf shore made heavy suela new price shown. Congola storm shoes priced and described.

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