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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1899

Page

5

Local People and Travels From Lafayette to Rome and Europe

Mrs J Moyer of Lafayette street left Saturday to visit friends in Catawihera. Judge Gunster departs today for Rome N Y to undergo treatment for throat trouble. Mr Percy Reed of Montrose returned home Saturday from Olive Kirbet. Javed Schaefer of Maltimore visiting his daughter Mrs C A Spiker has returned home. Mrs N Foitenbe daughter Helen and son Robert returned Saturday after a four month tour in Europe.

N. Fpoitenbe Daunter Helen Robert Europe

Automobiles Gain Favor in Scranton as Cars Increase

Automobiles become common in Scranton with six to eight in daily use, while New York and Philadelphia face mixed views. Locally, petroleum exhaust creates stains and odor on sidewalks, drawing concern about the new transit trend.

New York Philadelphia

Jury wheel filling for 1900 to be held Friday

Judge Edwards and Jury Commissioners Frank Dougherty and Charles A Wigeiia will oversee the 1900 jury wheel filling. The last cycle listed 1 650 names and officials expect a similar total this year. The note also urges contact with the long distance telephone contracting department for new rate schedules and business inquiries.

Edwards Frank Dougherty Charles A. Wigeiia

Supreme Moment of Expectation Promoted by Carving Utensils

A vendor touts steel carvers with bone handles that can slice a turkey into wafer thin pieces quickly. The copy appeals to housewives, claiming the stock table cutlery is useful and appreciated for holiday prep.

Life Insurance Men Dine At Scranton Banquet

The Scranton Life Underwriters association held its flat annual banquet Saturday at Hotel Jermyn. Nearly all members and local medical examiners attended. Toasts covered the association’s aims life insurance solicitors policy holders medical examiners ladies and the press.

Scranton Life Underwriters’ Association Hotel Jermyn W. J. Welsh A. D. Holland Richard BR. FH. Betts Eugene Ham George Wahl A. . Rayneford Rh. W. Luce T. J. McGuire Jessup Naylor H. J. Schubert Broadbent J. W. Dreenbury M. Scranton P. Longstreet W. FB. Kellar L. H. Gibbs H. V. Logan Dr. O'rien

Man Found Under Bed Arrested At Lackawanna Hotel

Police Lt Davis and Patrolman Sartor arrested a dirty drunk man found under a hotel servant’s bed on Lackawanna Avenue. The man claimed Scranton as home and gave the name Jim Raymond though it may be false. Police lodge him at Centre Street station for the night amid suspicions of robbery.

Davis J. €. Scott Ao Hotel Lackawanna Avenue Mr. Scott Leutenant Sartor Scranton Centre Street Jim Raymond Hartier Scott's

New Section Opened Up on Taylor Line to Lackawanna

The Taylor line extension has reached Lackawanna station and Saturday saw cars run beyond Old Forge High School. Until mid January or early February the road will open further, with only about a mile left to connect to the Duryea line. The river crossing via an independent bridge will slow progress, but once complete the line should attract shoppers from Wilkes-Barre to Scranton and expand Scranton's market by serving Rendham to Duryea hamlets.

Taylor Lackawanna Station Old Forge High School Silliman Duryea Wyoming Valley Traction Company Rendham Scranton

Telegram Confusion Over Buckley Remains In New York

A telegram to Chief of Police Stabling indicates a fatality in New York with confusion over whether the deceased is Michael Buckley or his brother James Buckley. Inquiries trace possible residences in Pa and Hyde Park, suggesting the James Buckley of 441 North Sumner avenue.

New York Navy Beranton Menage Michael Buckley Buriness Thoms Sheehan East 123Th Street South Rebecca Avenue James North Sumner Avenue Hyde Park James Buckley

Elm Park Chautauqua Tonight at Elm Park Church

The Elm Park Chautauqua circle meets at 7 45 this evening at the church. The program includes Review Expansion required chapters and a discussion on England in interference in the Transvaal with affirmative and negative positions. Performances include a soprano solo by Miss Gertrude DeGraw and readings by Mrs. CC Gittin, plus a journey through France. Members respond to roll call with quotations from Franklin.

Elm Park Chautauqua Circle Les Frances Raub England Wm. J. Dougins Li Alberti Gertrude DeGraw Boprano Solo Elizabeth Thomas France Mre M. Gittin Franklin

Scranton’s Dream All Star Eleven of Gridiron Glories

An opinion piece proposes an all star eleven made from Scranton area talent. Ends Gelbert and Young compete for left end, with Lathrops, Owens, Wagenhurst, and Woodruff filling the line. Scranton-based Layton Schoch anchors center while Brooks at quarterback leads a fast backfield of Murphy Bilas and Thorne, promising a rapid, powerful game if assembled and coached.

Martin Layton Schoch Mammoth Hugh Cornell Duquesne Pittsbury Gelbert Wagonhurst All Scranton John Brooks Princeton John J. Murphy Georgetown Laurie Bilas Yale Thorne Harvard Scranton

Notesoivng Grocery Ad Promises Small Margins and Savings

Week California and Malaga Grapes 20c per lb Catawbas 1c per basket Coursen's Olive Oil absolutely pure 40 and 75c Boneless Sardines French 15 and 25c Queen Olives 25 and 39c small bottles 10c Fancy New Walnuts 15c per lb New Nut Meats 40c per box Aspinwall Bananas Florida Oranges and Grapes We sell fine Coffees and fancy Groceries on very small margins and can SAVE YOU MONEY.

California Malaga Florida

Local football prospects listed by city enthusiasts and press

The article outlines a city football lineup and notes that public interest depends on assembling players. It lists positions and players such as Gellert, Lathrom, Wagonhorst, Schorh, Young, Lothrop, Woodruff, Murphy, Biles, Thorne, among others, while predicting limited immediate turnout.

Dickson Called to Presbyterian Pastorate at Point Pleasant

Spencer C. Dickson, son of A W Dickson of this city, accepts a call to the Presbyterian church at Point Pleasant New Jersey. He will be ordained and installed as pastor tomorrow evening with Rev James Stuart Dickson of Philadelphia preaching the ordination sermon and Rev CC Logan of this city delivering the charge. Dickson is a University of Pennsylvania and Princeton Theological Seminary graduate. Family members will attend.

Spencer C. Dickson A. W. Dickson Presbyterian Church Point Pleasant N. J James Stuart Dickson Philadelphia CC. Logan Dickson University of Pennsylvania Princeton Theological Seminary

Race Against Death at Lackawanna Hospital Yard

Frank Worell, near death from morphine poisoning, was laid out in the hospital yard for an improvised life saving trial. Four orderlies held him, alternating cold water and hot coffee in a bizarre fifteen minute contest to stimulate him back to consciousness. Crowds watched as the dramatic rescue continued, with a repeat run after Worell revived slightly.

Lackawanna Hospital Frank Worell Worell Adrack Pennsylvania Roosevelt Hospital New York

Pennsylvania Street Railway Statistics Report

The 1910s style report by Major Isaac B. Brown notes 180 street railway firms in Pennsylvania, total operating stock of 100 million, bonded debt of 101 million, current liabilities 13.22 million, net income 41.65 million, operating expenses 10.52 million, dividends 1.65 million, and 1403.21 miles of track. It calls for stricter anti fictitious capitalization and grade crossing abolition. It also details Harrisburg recreation by mode with 60 percent pedestrians, 19 percent bicycles, and 14 percent trolley riders.

Harricbure Isaac B. Brown State Bureau of Railways Pennsylvania Major Brown Bureau Harrisburg

Copper Roasters and Hetal Pere Importers Promote Value

An advertisement from an importers firm claims to treat rich and poor alike and offers Vietnamese coffee and butter as staples. It touts over 22 entities in the United States and promises better value for money than competitors.

Hetal Pere United States Vletn Perial

Prompt Delivery Service Ad Snippet

An OCR fragment lists addresses 411 Lackiwannia avenue and 129 Sooth Main avenue with a phone 12 for prompt delivery. It hints at a local service likely offering quick deliveries. The text is incomplete and lacks context about business name or location.

Lackiwannia Avenue Sooth Main Avenue

Mention of Men of the Hour in Clearfield County

Hon Cyrus Gordon, president Judge of Clearfield county, faces Archibald and Edwards in common pleas court this week and is noted for his vigor and political ties to ex Governor Hastings. Chief John H Walker, Scranton fire chief, praised for swift handling of major fires and department growth. County Detective Leyshon credited for tracking Angelo Pelozi to Naples and extraditing him after a Naples cable. Also mentions Thomas Beynon seeking elocution training with a testimonial concert planned in Scranton.

Clearfield County Leyshon Pelozi Italy Walker Cyrus Gordon Archhbald and Edwards Astate Hastings Philadelphia Pree Gordon Clearfield Fellows Loomis John H. Walker Scranton Fire Department Eiligens Thomas Trevshon Angelo Pelozi Naples Ttaly Antonio Spinella Old Forge Mr. Leyshon New York New Orleans Thaly United States Consur Pelat Ley- Shien Lackawanna

Price Fatally Injured On Scranton Coal Train Ride

Fred Price a 19 year old of Lackawanna died after being crushed on a coal train while attempting to ride with his brother and two others toward Scranton. He fell between cars and suffered fatal blood loss before reaching Lackawanna hospital. His remains were taken to Lackawanna.

Fred Price Lackawanna Lackawanna Hospital Price Scranton TawlkaAwanna Hospital Hle Remainer

Best Grade Latin Cast Shoes for Boys and Youth

Advertises boys and youth shoes described as finest hand sewn and solidly warranted. Includes Boy's and Youth's sizes 11 1 2 to 1 1 2 per pair priced at 1.50 and Little Gents' sizes 8 to 13 1 2 priced at 1.25 per pair.

Oils Promise Smooth Durable Paint Coatings

Oils offered promise great smoothness and durability for paint. A large surface will be covered without peeling or cracking until the coating completes its duty. Prices shown claim good oils are not expensive.

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