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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1899
Page
7
The letter to Mr Pennington of the Seranton Conservatory of Music expresses gratitude for bringing a renowned pianist to Scranton. It notes the pianist furthers the course of good music and makes classical works more accessible. Mentioned pianists include von Bülow and Saver who praised the Enabe piano.
Dr Edward Reyer opens a dental parlor at 614 Spruce Street. Clerks’ meeting set for Wednesday at Tiulburt’s hall. Coroner deems inquest unnecessary into Andrew Solack death. Stockholders’ meetings postponed. Thomas Evans arrested for assault on his wife. Diphtheria cases rise to 411 last week. A French man detained by Chief Yequodiy with $30 found. sent to New York. City council fire committee met for over an hour.
A broken arm after an attempted home intrusion in Ray mond court leads to hospital care and police processing. Alderman issues warrants for A Fox as D Simmons confronts him on assault charges. Local social events include Scranton Liederkranz dance, Newman Magazine club meeting, and a lecture by Professor Arthur L. Rice. Memorial services for Elks planned with address by T J Jennings and period musical selections.
The board of trade forms a committee led by James H. Torrey to draft plans on water rates. They will meet soon after prior engagements and review the law so the board can act. Observers think a court challenge or independent company move are possible, given Scranton Gas and Water Co. charter and profits.
A diverse display of 400 dolls from Mrs. Elizabeth Horton of Boston travels for charity. The exhibit by Scranton Free Kindergarten Organization runs Nov 2 and 3 from 3 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. at Keystone building 620 Spruce street with a morning Saturday welcome for schoolchildren. store closure noted for funeral. Freeman Phillip to Mrs Mary Marrole wed at Christchurch rectory by Rev Ballentine.
In North Seranton Mrs Joseph Knott of the Brisbin died November 4. Funeral is tomorrow at 5 PM, interment in Woodburn Street cemetery. Stella Walters of West Scranton, November 21, daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant Walters of 7 North Bromley Avenue, interment private.
Judge Archbald rules for Mrs Matilda Fahrig administratrix against jeweler Eugene Schimpff for the full 2000.94 with interest. A separate trial awarded J R Miller $909.27 against D M Williams. other suits, including Salim Elias v A Tanhauser, yield $209.95 to plaintiff, while case details on Coggins and Cawley show varied results.
The text asserts that many children cannot withstand cold weather and suffer from repeated illnesses. It claims a nourishing regimen strengthens them, improving their body, blood quality, and warmth, making them hearty and strong.
Vin Mariani is recommended as a tonic by physicians globally and credited with boosting strength and longevity. The ad claims it aids malaria, neuralgia, nervous debility, insomnia, and fatigue, and offers a free booklet with endorsements by emperors and bishops if a newspaper is referenced.
Judge Archbald issued opinions in two Scranton cases. In one, Creighton & Birch are plaintiffs against Stephen Chappel, with Isaac to be awarded. In the other, Naegli and Teal v J W Guernsey over a livery-stable installment debt, the judge rejects strict oath balancing and allows payment claims to proceed with an issue and declaration.
Judge Edwards rules on guardian for five Ward children. Aunt Mary J. Brown seeks removal from father James Ward due to neglect and drunkenness. Court grants guardianship for William Grace and Catharine Ward, directs filing with the orphans court and implementation of orders. The two remaining children stay with the father for now.
Attorney James Mahon filed action against John G Jennings to recover 50 dollars for professional services in the case Jennings vs Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. Mahon says payment was repeatedly requested but withheld. He notes his role as Jennings' attorney while Cornelius Smith was barred from practice in the county.
Thomas Stiles of Carbondale yesterday petitioned the court to commit his daughter Carrie Stiles who is believed to be 18 years old to the House of Refuge. Judge Archbold set Thursday afternoon at 4 10 in chambers for testimony.
Fragmentary OCR lists many individuals with scattered places such as Carbondale Scranton Forest City and Newton. Names include Willians J Huw Patrick J Brislin Freeman Phillips Mary Marble Madge Maxwell and Kate Crean among others with vague affiliations.
The semi annual Welsh Baptist Association of Northeastern Pennsylvania met at the First Welsh Baptist Church on South Main Avenue. Rev. Charles Jones presided. Rev. D. D. Hopkins received welcome services. Representatives from Jermyn to Shenandoah attended as reports and finances were reviewed. A Welsh periodical report is planned and Rev. J. BR. Jones will visit America next year.
A brief ad notes wines and cigars at Lane's on Epruce Street with mentions of a Hotel Jermyn cigar priced at ten dollars and an inviting storefront display.
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