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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1899

Page

8

The Harpers and Associated Periodicals Offerings

The Harpers The Black Cat The Pearsons The Strand The Munsey All the Fashion Periodicals St Nicholas The Scribner All the New Books at Cut Prices in Cloth and Paper Covers Novelties in Fine Stationery Blank Books for all sorts uses Wall Papers and Decorations Room Wall Mouldings Window Shades and Fixtures.

the Harpers the Black Cat The Pearsons the Strand the Munsey St. Nicholas the Scribner

Special Rubbers for Trade Prices Before November First

Trade buyers are offered special prices on rubbers before November first with expected price increases after that date.

It Does Not Shoot We Hold the Fort

Fragmentary wartime note claims readiness and superior weaponry tied to a 1900 steam collar troner. The imprecise text touts fast adaptation and a fearless stance against imitators, ending with an offer to engage.

Attorney Jett Plans Mex trip. marriage announced

Attorney P. TH. Welles Jett will travel to Mexico. FE Hill Jamey Mears Edwin G Peters and William Mears depart tomorrow for Joplin Missouri. Announcement notes upcoming marriage of Manager P. TH. Gilleran of Carbondale telephone exchange and Miss Kate Hanley of Scranton exchange.

P. TH. Welles Jett Mex FE. Hill Jamey Mears Edwin G. Peters William 8

Annie Regan Arrested After Disorderly Night on Lackawanna Ave

Pa patrolman Karlus took Annie Regan a demented young woman into custody on Lackawanna avenue after a disorderly intoxicated episode. A patrol wagon removed a heavily intoxicated woman to police headquarters while efforts were made to gain admission to No 14 on that avenue. The article closes with a nearby advertisement for Hood's Pills and assorted local products.

Annie Regan Karlus Lackawanna Avenue No. 14

Preparing For Cold Weather In The Rosemont Parlor Stoves

The article promotes parlor stoves from Rosemont and Hopemont, emphasizing warmth without annoyance and economical fuel use. It highlights the Ear line of stoves and mentions Scran as a location or supplier connected to these products.

Old Boreas Rosemont Hopemont

Fire Laddies Arrive for Delegates at Cedar Avenue Residence

Delegates and several wives are quartered at the Kline residence on Cedar avenue and dine at Kline's lunch row. A ladies committee, led by Mrs. Joseph Danner, entertains them with members including Mrs. T. D. Campbell and Mrs. J. W. Hall. The committee's HQ is in the Snover building.

Kline Cedar Avenue Joseph Danner T. D. Campbell J. W. Hall Albert Lewis William Tannler Margaret Conway Agnes Gerrity Fannie Phillips Lena Rosar Lizele Kosar Mixes Minnie Zand Mise Annie Welsmann Misa Et. 0 Rettly Mise Bina McCue Misa Ligale Henry Mary Fisnn Mies Liasie Phillips Ladies’ Committer Snover Building

Prominent Arrivals at State Firemen's Meeting

State officers and fire officials arrived up to midnight for a large gathering. Notables include State President Charles H. Colin of Allentown, Vice President J. W. R. Tibby of Sharpsburg, Secretary W. W. Wunder of Reading, and many executive committee members. Also reporting were Reading Fire Chief Robert Miller, Philadelphia leaders, Luzerne and Luzerne area chiefs, and Hon. James Clareney of Philadelphia famed as the Firemen’s Friend.

Charles HW. Colin Allentown J. W. R. Tibby Sharpsburg W. W. Wunder Reading James A Greene Carlisle Treaskey A. L. Heichenbach Gilbert Greenburgohlert Huntington P. J. Hickey Scranton Abe Lacey Philadelphia J. W. Miller Samuel S. Smith Norristown Nollinger E. Levi Tittle Harrisburg L. A. Hahne Lock Haven Exstate Law Robert Miller Shad" Spears Frank Busch Transportation Committee Gilbert Greenberg Muntingdon Fire Department Samuel £. Leir Pittston Crack Eagle Company John McDougall West Pittston Company al. P. Farrell Wilkes-Barre Fire Patrol C. 8. Martin The Goodwills J. Shaner West Chester Adton J. Henry Auditor Generals Department Harrisbore Squire F. J. Lumley Lyman J. Keck T. Weaver William Sehell Bert Berfovits Volunteer Association of Altoona Olwen M. Billman Tamaqua Leyahon Thomas, Jr Arata

Scranton to Host Largest Firemen’s State Convention

Tate President Cohn and State Secretary Wunder praised Scranton for extensive preparations and promised the largest firemen’s state convention ever held. They touted encouraging progress in annual reports to be presented at today’s convention, with the association in flourishing condition.

TATE Cohn Tribune Scranton Wunder

City Decorated For Dante Night With Electric Illumination

Finishing touches complete the decorations for Wednesday night’s Dante event. Archways on Wyoming avenue glow with fourteen hundred incandescent lights, the main court room dazzles in multicolored bunting, and city hall and fire houses sparkle with electric displays. The Hook and Ladder company on West Lackawanna avenue features over four hundred lights.

Wyoming Avenue City Fire Company Hook and Ladder West Lackawanna Avenue

Parade Order Delays Expected for Thursday Muster

Yesterday an order restricted formation for the parade with a revised list of division commanders and aides. The event promises the largest uniformed procession yet in the Electric City, with about 2 400 marchers in 14 companies and 62 bands. Scranton’s sixteen department companies and local units join in the grand marshalship under J Hickey.

Vieline Pacaders

Scranton Firemen Parade Plans Published

The text outlines the Pennsylvania State Firemen's Association parade in Scranton on October 1, 1800. It details parade routes from Lackawanna Avenue via Eighth Street and Jefferson, the reviewing stands, division marshal roles, and carriage movements. It lists ten divisions with marshals, aides, and participating fire companies from Scranton and nearby towns.

Eighth Street Jefferson Avenue Vine Street Adame Avenue Spruce Street Washington Avenu New York Ove Street Wyoming Avenue Pennsylvanian State Wiremen’s Association Lackawanna Avenue Idisniss Frank J. Becker Aliles William Craig A. J. Colborn Henry Koehler Po J. Lynott Louis Conrad John C. Rowhe Scranton Fire Department J. J. Sullivan Aldes—J. K. Smith William Birtley J. H. Seward Thomas FE. Jones Giles 8. Decker P. J. Dempsey Independent Companies of Scranton Adams Avenue Mulberry Street Washington Avenue Penn Avenue Linden Street Franklin Avenue Lackawanna Adams Olive Street International Corespondence School Pennsylvania State Firemen's Association

Jonah and the Whale at Nesbitt Gains Local Favor

A large audience enjoyed a refined farce by Charles Bradley and Thomas Frost titled Jonah and the Whale at Nesbitt. The plot centers on a young photographer who disguises himself using another man's proof and discovers his love's father is involved, with strong comedy scenes and solid performances by Brandon Tynan Mine Esta Dean Arthur Larkin Wilks and supporting players.

Wilkes-Barre Charles Bradley Thomas Frost the Nesbitt Horgemay Brighton England Fred Williams Lyceum Theatre New York Brandon Tynan Mine Esta Dean Arthur Larkin Hd PP Wilks Livelyn Carter Isabelle Parker Faahlon

Soothing Syrup for Teething and Diarrhea History

Advertisement claims a remedy used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for teething children. It asserts relief of pain and gums, calms the child, and cures diarrhea, sold worldwide by druggists. The text urges to ask for "Mrs. Winslow" Soothing Syrup.

Mrs. Winslow

Free for all Democratic county convention edges toward slate chaos

Leaders and candidates forecast a chaotic convention with Durkin and Regan unable to assemble a winning ticket without the other. Kirchoff declines, Costello emerges as a sure candidate, while Fitzsimmons presides as clashes shape the nominating battle for the county committee.

Durkin Regan Kirchoff Tegan Durkin-Regan J. W. Sando Mannion Carbondale Sando St. Charles F. J. Fitzsimmons J. J. Coyne Trefan Costello Moaner Fred Kirchoff Henry Ziegler John Horan Dunmore Horan Fitzsimmons John P. Quinnan Colonel Fitzsimmone Music Hall

Inquest Into Delaware Lackawanna Fatal Crash at Nay Aug

Coroner Roberts held a nighttime inquest at the county courthouse to determine the cause of the fatal Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad accident near Nay Aug. Patrick Mullen of North Scranton and James Parry of Nay Aug died in a caboose collision during a heavy coal train movement southward. Evidence included statements from engineers John Taylor and Thomas John as part of the inquiry.

Chauncey Crydler John Henry Farley John J. Kearney George W. Hill Earley David Warrick George Cook Marley William Madigan Taylor Golng Roberts Court House Delaware, Lackawanna and Lehigh Nay Aug Mullen Parry John Taylor Thomas John

Colborn and Bird Return From Patriotic Order Gathering

A Pennsylvania contingent led by A. J. Colborn and James Bird returned home after the biennial session of the Patriotic Order Lone of America in New Haven. Colborn, ex-president of the largest state camp, chaired the special committee that sent a greeting to Admiral Dewey and received a telegram from the Olympia thanking the camp. Bird earned a place on the state committee, and Colborn declined a bid for national president while toasting Connecticut camps.

A. J. Colborn James Bird Pennsylvania Olympia Tompkineville George Dewey Colborn Connecticut Mr. Bird

Steamship Arrivals and Clearances Noted in New York

Arrivals and movements include Amater dam from Rotterdam and Kensington from New York. Vessels cleared include Lahn to Bremen via Southampton and Deustchland to Hamburg. Rotterdam Salles for New York. Suited Kalaer Friedrich from Hamburg via Cherbourg to New York.

New York Amaterdam Rotterdam Lahn Bremen Southampton Deutechland Hamburg Salles

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