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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1899
Page
3
Godawsignitys Che Keke and peers like Von Fulow and Sauer laud the Knebe plane for its beautiful tone and musical quality as they weed the instrument’s limits.
City notes report the Elks hosting a progressive caucus party at their club on Woline and ranking avenue. A license committee meeting is set for 7 o clock at Herk's office. Delaware and Hitt Company paid 60 employees on the Momeni ranch yesterday. March and two- temp pieces by Finn & Phillips, including a Delaware Water Gap composition, are noted. A rail accident on Jefferson avenue near Vine Street earlier left a man injured and transported home. A Presbyterian cleric social meeting occurred in Rev Dr Logan's study with several pastors present. Mrs John Rheehan was brought to the county jail on a warrant issued by authorities.
Alderman John Lentes charging her with minor orderly conduct. John Sogutaky Wasil Seeursiy and Costa Bodak, sentenced October 2 to thirty days imprisonment and a fine of 80 by the court for assault and battery, were discharged yesterday. Rev C R Beardsley of the Universalist church spoke on Tremoureuse tion and agreed to publish the sermon. A small fire on the Connell building fifth floor burned one worker and damaged insulation. no flames were extinguished by the chemical company. Larry Ketreka and a show in Music hall promised success with delegations from God down the valley and Scranton talent. McAll mission met at Mrs Downing’s on MINH avenue. A body found near Delaware, Lackawanna and Western lines remains unidentified, likely not James Grifin. Fire danger at George I Dickson’s 525 Jefferson Ave. porch fire contained with minor damage. Rev J A O’Rily received a Father gift at Holy Name society meeting. Father Rollie thanked the group.
John P. Quinn spoke at the Young Men’s Christian Association about gambling deceptions and cons used by card players. He demonstrated tricks and urged ministers and churches in Scranton to join a crusade to close such dens.
A Scranton school board report details rapid expansion of Free Kindergarten associations. New public kindergartens opened on North and West Sides and Green Ridge and South Side with teachers and principals named. Board also discusses land for a High School overflow building and transfers within the schools.
The Nickel Plate train No 3 departs Buffalo daily at 7 10 a m with a dining car offering breakfast after departure and luncheon and dinner at convenient hours. The dining car service is praised for its national reputation and is expected to please patrons of the Nickel Plate road. Try a Hotel Jermyn cigar lc.
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railway announces round trip tickets to Philadelphia at a special one way fare with valid return within ten days. Full information is available from any Lackawanna ticket agent. Nickel Plate dining cars praised for service on Train No 9 departing Buffalo at 7 10 a m and arriving Chicago at 9 15 p m with connections to western roads.
The second entertainment in the St Luke's Parish House course features Fred Jimerson Brooks, California humorist, on Friday evening November 17 at the parish hall. Tickets and season passes are on sale at Powell's, with proceeds aiding the Summer Home for poor women and children.
Agreement by Matthews Bros and partners to refund money on Creone's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure cough or cold. Names listed include Chittenden, Humphrey McGarrah, Plehel, Donahue, Tirown’s Pharmacy and others.
Lane's at 329 Bpruce Street offers finest wines and cigars. advertisement lists 271 Wyoming Ave address for Bteam Frosting and Plumbing run by Pp Fr and M T Howley.
McClintock presents a complete display of prized chrysanthemums with a full room dedicated to this fall flower. Plants and cut flowers offered at dry goods prices, inviting the public to attend this notable exhibit.
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