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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1899

Page

6

To My Pennington Supports Knabe Piano at Scranton Warerooms

The Scranton Conservatory of Music thanks To My Pennington for securing a Knabe piano, praising its tone and workmanship. Pianists Von Rulow and Sauer endorse the instrument, and readers are invited to visit Warerooms at 205 Wyoming Avenue to see the line.

Pennington Scranton Conservatory of Music Scranton Trotowsky Knabe von Rulow Sauer Wyoming Avenue

Married by the Alderman in Spring Brook

Alderman Howe united Frank Stevens and Freda Scull in marriage yesterday in Spring Brook. The events section notes community activities, including a turkey supper at Elim Park church and a minstrel parade by Geo Thatchers in the Lyceum street area today. An Andrew Solak funeral was held for the Palm street boy killed in a washery accident, with interment at Polwh cemetery Minooka. The International doll show attracts children to the Keystone Building at 20 Spruce Street this afternoon.

Howe Frank Stevens Freda Scull Spring Brook Elak Anrew Solak Palm Street Polwh Minooka International Keystone Spruce Street

Exposition Opens Under Beranton Free Kindergarten

Pardons and events fill the local scene with a nine percent dolla exhibition under Beranton Free Kindergarten auspices. Attorney George Horn secures James Dicey pardon after a three year highway robbery sentence in May 18. Cake Walk tonight at Music Hall with a Lawrence band parade at 6 26. Prizes for winners and notable walkers expected. Christian Endeavor social at Penn Avenue Baptist with Rev Pierce presenting Vacation Rambles illustrated by 100 stereopticon views.

James Dacey George Horn Board of Pardonn James Dicey Millar Music Hall Particpants Lawrence Band Christian Endeavor Christhin Penn Avenua Bapetist RK. F. ¥. Pierce Aken

Bibles and Hymn Books Presented for Mission Work

Rev. G. Leman of Philadelphia donated twenty five seataments and twenty five hymn books to Rev. J. H. Bell for his Wyoming avenue mission work, delivered through Rev. Dr. Pierce. The gesture supports local religious outreach and education efforts.

Hk GO. Leman Philadelphia American Bible Publication Society Pierce Penn Avenue Baptist Church J. H. Bell Wyoming Avenue Dell

Niagara Falls Drinks In A Great Boom Of Industry

Niagara Falls shows a factory surge with over half the local manufacturers operating around the clock. The Niagara Falls Paper Company, the world’s largest paper plant, employs 500 workers, covers twelve acres and produces 126 tons daily amid a cluster of plants including Pittsburg Reduction and Carborundum Works.

Niagara Falls Paper Company Pittsburg Reduction Company Carborundum Works Mathieson Alkali American Electro Neurotone Company Unnamed Chemical Company Francis Frost Paint Company Hinds Parner Box Company Electro Lamp Company Tnien Carbide Company Niagara Fails Acetylene Mar Machine Company T. Alexander Morton & Co Filectric Lead Reduction Company National Electrolytic Company Cataracy Hatrleth Company Niagara Wood Paner Company CMY Paner Company Carter-Crome Company Petrobone Captarnct Taper Company Feholiskop! & Mathews Flour Mille Redwell Manufacturing Company Horseman Art Metal Company McGarigie Machine Company Cataract Milling Con

Lackawanna Excursion to Niagara Falls for Thanksgiving

The Lackawanna Railroad offers a round trip excursion to Niagara Falls at one fare. Tickets go on sale November 20 and must be used on trains leaving before midnight that day. Return to Buffalo before December 4. Five full days to enjoy Niagara Falls. The trip promises picturesque autumn scenery.

Lackawanna Railroad Niagara Falls Buffalo

Refund Promise and Store Closure Notice

The undersigned guarantee refunds on failing Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar and prove satisfaction with a second bottle. Funeral observance prompts store hours from noon Thursday to Friday morning. The notice lists multiple individuals and a local pharmacy, J L Connell & Co, and mentions the Hotel Jermyn cigar.

Greene David M. Jones M. J. Vetter A. W. Musgrave Allert Behulta Enryer's Pharmacy C, Lorenz H. M Cole F. le Terppe Thompson Chunk P. Fonen W. A. Connell

Will Drawn by Town's Squire in Disputed Will Case

A Scranton court deal centers on Minnie Weber York versus John Weber Jr and heirs over a Taylor county estate valued at $15,000. The contested clause bequeaths a life estate to Tracto Weber, with residue to Minnie Weber and a $200 legacy to be paid at age 41. the judge instructed the jury to favor the defendants based on his interpretation.

Common Pleas Court Archbald Minnie Weber Minnie York John Weber Minnie Klefer John R. Jones John H. Hughes Mollié Weber Joseph Weber Celia Weber Lizzie Howell Taylor Song Sait Tracto Webber Minnie Webber Hyde Park Sala County M.D. Brown & Co Lumber Denters Olyphant Theonheus Komeczny Winton Sa Inon Komeczny An.lovin Koons Winton Way J.W. Carpenter H. 8 Alworth BK. H. Shurtleff Thomas Davis Purdy Shurtleff Davis Russell Cool Company Salts Thomas Davie Comegys S. M. Mayer W. R. Williame A. B. Russell Jerome Trittian Joseph Davenport Supreme Court I. H. Burns John AR. Edwaride T. P. Duffy Court Room No Richard BK. Williame Isaac P. Hand Edward Dolph Vosburg & Dawson Welles & Torrey A. W. Palmer I. P. Hand Wilkes- Barre Willitters Anna Bell Winton Dolph Coal Company, Limited Williams Jane Reap City of Scranton Third Ward F. E. Everett E.G. Thomas R. J. Bourke

Wreck at Storrs Crossing Injures Priceburg Hotelkeeper

At Storrs crossing the coal train pushed up to the Storrs breaker crashed into a Peckville bound trolley car. Harry Whitall of Priceburg, on the front platform, suffered a broken collarbone and severe bruises and may have more injuries. Three other passengers escaped unharmed.

Storrs Priceburg Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Peckville Harry Whitall Pricebarge W. P. Kennedy Whitall Kennedy Lewis Hancock Martin Wittle Michael Corden John Connor

George Ploughright Killed at Storrs Mine in Priceburg

George Ploughright aged 19, a driver at the Storrs mine in Priceburg, was instantly killed yesterday while at work and almost beheaded. His body was taken to his parents home in Priceburg.

George Ploughright Storrs Priceburg

New York and Philadelphia Consignment Company Sale Ad

Crowded day as shoppers flock to 423 Lackawanna Avenue near Washington Wyoming for deep discounts on men and boys clothing and coats. Bargains include suits from 2.98 to 7.60, overcoats, dress outfits, and accessories with noted values vs. regular prices. Store hours extend evenings and Saturdays.

New York Philadelphia Lackawanna Washington and Wyoming Avenue Melton Tlackawnanna Avenue Wyoming Avenues Scranton Savings Bank and Trnct Company

Von Storch Estate Probate Divides Wealth Among Relatives

The will of William Von Storch, probated yesterday in Scranton, grants Charles H Von Storch and Belle Von Storch three eighths each of the coal land and three eighths of the estate proceeds, with T Cramer Von Storch and Helen Vandling receiving one eighth each. The estate includes coal royalties estimated at about $2,000 monthly, and specific personal bequests go to Caroline Cowles and others. Executors named are Charles H Von Storch and T Cramer Von Storch.

William von Storch Charies Belle von Storch Cramer Koch Charles HM. von Storch T. Cramer von Storch J. B. Fish H. A. Knapp Charles J. von Storch Helen J. Voendling Onch Charles MH. von Storch Bette von Storch Godfrey von Storch Abel Tennett Wilkes- Harre Charles H. von Storch Helen J. Vanching Theodore von Storch R. G. Brooks C. W. McKinty Lackawanna County von Storch Caroline Cowles William Cowles Helle von Storch Helen J. Vandling Kiehth Tie Witneses Fish Henry A Knapp

Judge Archibald Upholds Referee Ruling In Funeral Benefits Case

The court sustains the referee HW Reynolds and dismisses the plaintiff's exceptions in a dispute over funeral benefits from the Diamond Accidental Fund. The case centers on arrears in payment claimed by the plaintiff and prior referee findings, with Judge Archibald affirming the previous decision and finalizing the defense.

Emers CC Ruhteneath Diamond Accidental Fund Archibald HW. C Reynolds Eaee Nat Archbald

Forest City Notices Include Pariet City Addresses

Fragmentary OCR lists several names and street addresses including Joseph Mower Caroline Mavis John J. Evans at 2107 Wayne Avenue and 88 Charles Street with unclear city references in a local public notice context.

Joseph Mower S.ee Forest City Kathe Moran Pareet City John J. Evans Wayne Aveniwes Caroline Mavis Charles Street

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Perry Brothers Lackawanna Dairy CD A. A. Lindabury colalles—Surgery Liseasas O Ilto Connell Building 800Th Main Avene Scranton Transfer Co Lackawanna Ave Huntington's Bakery Masonic Temple H. B. Ware Williams Building Postotice Ladies of Elim Park Church Ladies of Calvary Reformed Church Monroe Avenue Gibson Street Geo. Thatchers Lyceum John Leeter Clifton Township Alderman Howe Beranton Board of Trade Griffin Rome Vienna Moses Ington Avenue Court House Beranton Free Center Street LA Hente Jesse Reid Reese Jones Lackawanna Hospital John Vinetto Alderman DeLacy Bulion Mioniouse Michael Frankovitch Johnson's Patch Vinele Frankovitch Fannie Heffernan Franklin Avenue Raymond Court Meffernan Tobyhanna William Kenigan M. J. Thorney Adams Avenue Susie Grovs Annie Tierney John Burns Daniel Murray Muelle Joseph Goff M. J. Tierney Sadie Rider Will Kerrigan Tom O'Mallee Tim Morgan John Connerton John Meliile James McGovern John Mette John Curran William PF. McCarthy Edward Kelly John Corcoran J, JL. Connell & Co Jermyn Will Judge's Construction Archbold Burt & Packard Storrs’ Crossing Pennsylvania Beecham Crrina Wyoming Ave F. L. Crane Lacka. Ave Yeiltcnes Bronson & Tallman Horner Stgeo Hillatrare Ufa Teroma R. J. Horner & Co Eden Muweo William J. Marlatt Lincoln Heithta Monta Miller Stevens Spring Pbrook Freda Buell Harry R Sameon Emory Avenue Luella Kiser Htey Hermann Papake Mary TF. Kiesel Vere Eee Otarion Tavig Phavimics Elizabeth Richarda Olyphans Frederick W. Tlaseer Mimin Avenue Annie EF Lanyon Millin Avenue T. J. Nugean John M. Coleman John Walsh P. W. Gallagher Phifie O'Malley Thomps Y. Malley Michael O'Malley J. A. Atkinson J. H. Lane Gauld Scranton Traction Company Turse Brown Enurt John & Bhort LMAO Mears Building Washington Ava Everett David Spencer Morris F. Tawiby Lane's
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