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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1900
Page
3
Baggage checked direct to hotels and private residences advertised by Office D. L. W. Passenger Station with phone contact 526. The notice promotes door to door baggage handling from the station.
Regular St Joseph's Society meets tomorrow at 3 PM. Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds its weekly meeting this afternoon at 3 in Guernsey's Hill. Union League plans a demonstration meeting tonight to finalize Hyde Park arrangements. A pair of gold rimmed glasses was found on Penn Avenue. owner may claim at police HQ. Newman Club meets tonight with Rev J I Lanehran and John Gunster. solo by Mrs Joseph O'Brien. Joe Pievinsky of Covington held on $200 bail for defrauding Charles Pitcher. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company paid workers at the War and Machine Shops. D&H paid at Carbondale collieries. Funeral for Dr A E Burr at 2:20 PM from Charles K Burr residence. burial in Dunmore cemetery. City protest hearing for Abington Boulevard charter held later at Larrinung. Pine Brook Monville area workers urged to attend St Jim's Hall October 10 to join demonstration. Health report shows 30 deaths and 17 contagious-disease cases incl. typhoid fever 3, diphtheria 8, measles 1.
The Mie County Funeral Directors association withholds their semi annual meeting at the Lackowiand Valley House today. The sessions run from 9 a.m. to 12 and from 1 to 4 p.m. Albert Miller of Kingston will read a paper on Embalming.
Warrants were served yesterday on two alleged speakeasy proprietors Peter Schieber and Willin Stemplinger both on Meadow avenue. Proceedings will begin before Alderman Kasson today as police seek further action. Population figures for Lackawanna County are being prepared for a board of trade meeting to discuss shifting from fee to salary compensation for county officials. A hearing in the case of A Apostolico versus Martin McDonough was postponed due to Apostolico's lawyer's nonappearance.
A reception and dance opening the Knights of Columbus new home will be held Thursday October 1 at Columbus Hall Loonts Building Wilkes Barre. Florist Marvin Oppenheim will decorate and Caterer Redington will serve a tench while Oppenheim provides music. Attendance limited to Knights and their ladies with many local members expected.
Died Cartoll John Carrell at Clark's Summit October 8 1900 after an illness of two weeks, funeral Wednesday at 4 pm services at Clark's Summit Catholic church burial in Cathedral cemetery. McDonough Ann of 411 Meridian Ave Stranteam October 7 1900 funeral Wednesday morning interment Cathedral cemetery. White Scranton October 7 1900 Alive White widow of Larned White aged years funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 30.
Students of the Conservatory of Music present a piano recital in Guernsey Hall tonight assisted by the faculty including Pennington French Huffmaster and others. The program features a Mozart concerto movement Chopin pieces Coxen and more with eight players at four pianos and two pianos accompanying.
Vardon headlines the Scranton Country Club opening with an exhibition match against rival pros as rain boosts the course. Early rounds and open tournament entries draw players from New York and Philadelphia, with admission set at 1.0 dollars for adults and 0.0 for under 15.
Oct term opens with Judge Archbald presiding as a wave of criminal actions unfolds. Everhart released on $800 bail joined by US Marines. case pauses for breach of promise suit questions and legal challenges.
Miss Ward showcases a fall millinery display at 8 C Ward's on Washington avenue offering patrons a month in New York to study fashion. The town is told this foreign stay contrasts with local milliners who only visit three days, and readers are invited to support milliners and dressmakers in Scranton.
The executive committee of the Men's Union of Green Ridge calls Scranton citizens to attend upcoming court cases. It urges strong representation to support lawful proceedings and the fair administration of justice, emphasizing public duty and impartiality in trials dealing with crime.
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