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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1900

Page

7

Carbondale Constable Apprehends Suspect in Fatal Stabbing

In Lackawanna County Carbondale a constable arrested Samuel Dilott after Edward Herbert, stabbed earlier, identified him. Herbert, hospitalized in serious condition, named Dilott during lucid periods before near death. A knife found in Dilott's room matches the wound pattern, doctors say Herbert's condition remains tenuous.

Neary Samuel Dilott Delaware and Hudson Edeward Herbert Herbert Fierbert Ellott Tilott

Baptist Young People's Union elected at annual meeting

The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor proposed name change to Baptist Young People's Union and won approval. Officers elected include President Fred Trauenstein, Vice President Freeman A Tallman, Recording Secretary Alice Smith, Corresponding Secretary Chauncey Bunter, Treasurer Albert Methbrook, Pianist Ora Loomis, with Philip F Boetzong of Waverly present delivering an address.

Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor Baptist Young People’s Union Fred Trauenstein Freeman A. Tallman Alice Smith Chauncey Bunter Albert Methbrook Ora Loomis Tey Philip F. Boetzong Waverly

Surveyors Lay Track For Coal From South Sile To Coalbrook

Delaware and Hudson surveyors run lines for a track to convey coal from the South Sile lines to the Coalbrook breaker where it will be prepared for market. The project aims to relieve congestion on the main road between the breaker and the Lookout.

Delaware and Hudson Sile Coalbrook Breaker

Local notices and personal items from Union Dale area

Teller J. F. of the Miners and Mechanics bank is visiting relatives in Union Dale for a few days. Behre of the News hosts partner P. W. Hartwell from Davidsonville. Miss Emmi Conlon is critically ill with typhoid fever. Mrs. Daniel Nelson suffers from typhoid fever. Mrs. Mary Crane and Washington guests visit Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Wilcox left yesterday for Pittsburg to reside. his home on Canaan Street was destroyed by fire. his son-in-law Richard Friend now in Pittsburg. Ladies Aid of the Baptist church plans a second annual erysanthemum exhibition and sale, date to be announced. Miss Elizabeth McLaughlin of Forest City operated on yesterday and is recovering nicely.

Teller J. F Raynor Miners’ and Mechanics’ Sayings Bank Uniondale Behre P. W. Hartwell Davidsonville Emmi Conlon Tuookiyr Street Daniel Nelson Mary Crane Miss Crane Washington Clifford Levi Wilcox Pittsburg Wilcox Canaan Street Richard Friend Manyfield Hendrick Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church Eligabeth McLaughlin Orest City Dr. Wheeler Hosqital

Miss Nellit Conboy Dies After Long Illness

Nellit Conboy, 25, daughter of Mr and Mrs Vatrick Conboy, died at home yesterday following a long illness traced to a cold contracted last winter. She had worked at Gage and Clements' store and was well known in Scranton and here. Funeral plans not yet announced.

Nellit Conboy Vatrick Conboy Gage & Clements Scranton

Reed's leg healed after Pain Balm use

James Reed of Clay Court House W Va suffered a severe leg bruise from slipping on ice. After weeks of pain and failed remedies including whisky baths he found relief with Chamberlains Pain Balm, which he credits with near full recovery and avoiding amputation.

James Reed Chamberlain Reed Ie Clay Court House W. Va Matthew Bros

School board meeting approves tax exemption purge and bills

Wednesday evening the school board met with most members present. They voided a former resolution granting the tax collector power to pronounce widows whose property exceeded 150 in valuation. Those seeking tax exemption must file applications. A large slate of bills was approved including William Hayes Barrett Langan Sally Brow Christopher Sollera Conpany Warner School Book company D Appleton American Hook company Butler Sheldon Co and others.

Nelson, Walsh Kelly William Hayes S. ML S. ML. J. Barrett, Fnel, $15 ° Pdf; Langan, $4.50; Sally Brow Christopher Sollera Conpany Warner &School Book Company D. Appleton & Co American Hook Company Butler, Sheldon & Co

School fuel contract awarded to lone bidder

The contract for supplying fuel to the various schools was awarded to John Lempry, he being the only bidder. In his monthly report Professor Cummings showed that the total enrollment for September was 45 with average attendance of 4. a rise from last year. Mrs Bow Simpson and Javehter Mise EHison Simpson attended the Simpson-Mootehaon wedding in Scranton.

Reynolds Bros M. D. Brown & Co PL. Peeney Henry Bonn Olyphant Gagette J. H W. Smith Olyphant Water Company William Rogan George TF. Holloran John Lemprey Cummings Tle Bow. Simpson Javehter Mise Ehison Simpson Nickely Scranton Margaret Carbine Fine New York Joseph Gutton Waele This South Dakota Mro William Mason West Side Mand D. A. Bikine

Runaway horse incident and community notices in Taylor

A horse driven by Frank Powell near North Taylor toppled a street car embankment causing minor damage as Powell wrestled to control the spirited animal. The town hosts a Baptist Young People's Union banner event at Tarvey's Lake and reports on local police, lodge officers, and upcoming matches, trials, and community visits.

North Taylor Frank Powell Main Street Delaware, Laeckwinnit and Weatorn Powell de. Olmstead’s Baptist Young People's Union Weleh Taptlist Church Tusylor Wien Tarvey’s Lake Leekawii Lodge Neo 13 American Protestant Association Jeseph Howells William J. Richards Samuel Evans Thomas RR Jones Hotel Ridgeway William Powell David Evan Gomer Jones Bell Tallie Griffiths Jon Terim Washington Patriotic Order of America Mens Hall Evans Myrtle Park Yuestenby John Steele Storrs Street Davie Perkville OM. Pellhees Peekville Negal Knights of Matta John R. Prince Sarah Wales Mosers George Ritter John Frailey Bloonsburg Ligale Hodges Moses Taylor Hospital Lee Wilkes- Darve Thomas Evans Pittston

Injuries From Mill Accident Reported in Jermyn and Mayfield

Will Snyder, a Freas grist mill teamster, suffered severe hand and arm injuries yesterday when a bag of bran damaged his hand and a cog wheel severed a finger. He received medical care from Drs. S. D. Davis and M. J. Shields and was returned home for treatment.

Will Snyder Freas S. D. Davis M. J. Shields Joseph Day Carbondale Mary A. Thoms White Mills Wayne County Minnie Harris Main Street John Melaughlin Forest Cito Fred Soby Second Street Ann Mellow Third Street William Carbon

Dalton J W Dershimer Opens Borough Waterways

Dalton J W Dershimer is having pipes laid for the conducting of borough water into his residence. Rev A W Cooper pastor of the Methodist church was summoned to Miles on Tuesday due to his father's death. Dr Miles and family plan to move Saturday to Washington DB where they will reside, Charles W Purdy named tax collector in All the unexplored teym of Mr Terwilliger, who rvalenen.

J. W. Dershimer A. W. Cooper Methodist Church Miles

Lyceum and Galety Theatre Run Strong Shows in Scranton

The Lyceum presented David Crockett on Saturday while AL Reeves and Webi Durlerne touring company played the Gallery with Dainty Pare and A Lady of Quality. Critics praised Miss Muir in the lead and AL Reeves wit and company drew strong crowds with piano impressions, popular songs, cantatas, tapping dance, and a final burlesque by Wiley Hamilton.

Francis Hodgson Furnet Lyceum Mies Rogenia Muir Coren Ae St. Dolin AL Reeves Webi Durlerne Lowes AL Reeve Thamilton Milo Donnet Wiley Hamilton Galery

Popular Clearing House Ads for Rentals Sales and Help

Classifieds describe a popular clearing house offering property rentals sales exchanges and help wanted listings. Small advertisements cost one cent per word six insertions for five cents per word with exceptions for situations wanted which are inserted free.

Bennett

Peckville notices mark farewell to Hickeys moving to Wyoming

Mount Jessup Coal company workers and Progressive Machre club members host Mr and Mrs D W Hickey for a home gathering before their departure to Aladdin Wyoming where Hickey becomes superintendent of Kemmer’s coal works. Attendees travel from Marshwood Scranton Kingston and Moscow. Local figures report health and home updates as Peckville events continue with a temperance union program planned at the Methodist Episcopal church.

Mount Jessup Coal Company Progressive Machre Club D. W. Hickey Hickey Aladdin Wyoming Kemmeer Peckville Charles P. Ford Helen Ford Myrtis Peck George Holleran Jerry Scholes Marshwood Kittie Gibbons Scranton Grover Kingston Sarah Stephens W. W. Peck J. D. Peck Main Street Moscow Mauch Chunk Tlenry Purdy North Main Street William Page Women’s Christian Temperance Union Carrie A. Kenyon Oriana Williams United Choirs W. W. Watkins Florence Robertson Southworth

Davy Crockett at Lyon Theater This Saturday

Davy Crockett will be seen here with a full stage production and scenery. Eleanor Vanglia will star in Lookinwar and the show features a log cabin scene with wolves and snow. Big Dan and the hunters will help carry the plot as Davy Crockett plays Saturday afternoon and evening at the Lyon theater.

Davy Crockett Davy Eleaner Vanglia Haby Crockett Big Dan Lyon

Recruiting Ad Seeks Able-Bodied Men for Navy Service

United States Navy marshal recruits sought for service on warships worldwide and land assignments in the Philippines. Lieutenant Colonel B. R. Russell advocates at the Wassanise location on Lackawanna and Wyoming avenues.

Marine Corps United States Navy Philippines B. R. Russell Lackawanta and Wyoming Avenues Wassanise

Mendelssohn and Shakespeare at Lyceum Theatre

The Lyceum Theatre opens Monday with Mendelssohn inspired music for A Midsummer Night's Dream. Louis James and Kathryn Kidder lead a strong cast in what promises to be a premier Shakespeare revival with lavish stage pictures and witty Bottom.

Mendelssohn

New York Girl Come Paws at Long’s Gaiety Next Week

Moward and Emerson bring the New York Girl Come Paws burlesque to Manager Long’s Gaiety for the first three days of next week. The act features Howard and Finersa directing the tour with top vaudeville talent, including Livingston acrobats and a long list of named performers. Joseph B. Howard directs the electric live scenes and will supervise the production to ensure one hundred percent precision.

Moward& Emerson New York Long Howard Williams and Adwins Docephine Whiever Kelly and Davin Kitty Nelson Fisher and Clark Lilly Tudor Annie Davis Bessie Martell Dele Kessner Dora Parker Avon Westerfeld Tillie Molitor Charlotte Spero Debbie Chirk Marguerite May Ida Criffon Bessie Condon Annie Donis Theeletto Joseph B. Howard Wage

Not Crowding Pupils Says Teacher With Motto

A teacher known for a motto Do not crowd the pupils acts to place student welfare first. The remark emphasizes avoiding overcrowding and ensuring individual attention in class.

Scranton Advertising Directory Highlights Local Firms

Frederick L Brown architect at 126 Washington Ave Scranton offers rubber tub cars and carriages and prompt service by phone 2072 and 643. Victor Koch proprietor operates a school of the Lackawanna in Scranton near D and K W passenger depot with courses in college prep and business. Page lists Baum’s orchestra and printers supplies, Wyomyn seed store, and more local businesses with contact details.

Joseph Kelley Linden

Reporter’s Puzzling Quest for Pekin News Stumbles

A Chicago News account recalls a New Washington reporter seeking Chinese legation information in Washington. After a morning of evasive replies from a Chan protagonist styled as a secretary, the man quits, and the punch line reveals the mystery man runs a local laundry.

National League game notes with mixed team scorers

Scattered play by play lines describe Chicago and Philadelphia battery pairings, with Garvin Donohue Waddell and Dimmer in one lineup and Hattori Sullivan in another. Batters include Brophy and Bowerman. Identified lines reference losses by 2 to 4 scores, but text remains garbled and partial.

Local Foot Ball Team Names for Olive Stewer Stars

No. 2 varsity squad named by Coach as Thebo to play Olive Stewer Stars at home. Listed starters include Mack, Benson, Jett at halfback D Campbell at fullback G Richards at quarterback W Behings at center J Bovine at right tackle HM Clark left tackle G Kilwar right guard W Allen left guard W Canfield right end Duffy left end Roberts captain G Richards manager IL Bepson.

Thebo Olive Stewer Stars Holt Mack Benson Jett D. Campbell G. Richards W. Behings J. Bovine Clark G. Kilwar W. Allen W. Canfield Duffy Roberts IL. Bepson

Don't Crowd the Pupils The Teacher's Important Duty

Analyzed as a Cincinnati Commercial Tribune piece on individual learning needs. Emphasizes that effective teaching matches each pupil's tastes and capacity, with parental support and well qualified teachers transforming the school into a place of attraction for the young.

Lord Roberts Revered For Untainted Military Record

The Chicago Times-Hovalis portrays Lord Roberts as never defeated and deeply loved by his troops. It recounts his early service in India, rise to quartermaster general, and key commands in Afghanistan and South Africa, noting his role in relief efforts and honors from parliament and the Indian government.

Lord Roberts Peshawar India South Africa Afghanistan All India Britain Wellington Sir Abraham Roberts Erin Nuram Kandahar Lucknow Cawnpore Gwalior Bobs

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted Worldwide

An 19th century advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed millions of children for over fifty years. It promises relief for wind colic and general pain, marketed as a universal remedy with sales worldwide and a price of twenty five cents.

Driggisis Stenelle

Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules Scranton to Major Points

Lehigh Valley Railroad trains depart Scranton for Philadelphia New York and other points via D R and 1.63 7.48 pm. Also service to Wilkes Barre Bethlehem Reading Towanda Ithaca Geneva Rochester and western routes with various departure times and Pullman parlor and sleeping cars noted. Tickets and reservations via Scranton Lackawanna Avenue and Cortland Street New York.

Scranton Philadelphia New York D. R Binet Pisaona Bethlehem Faston Reading Marrishy Black Diamond D. & Ilgs Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Ithaca Geneva Dow. & We. OR Rochester Botal Niagara Pullman Lehigh Valley Wilkes-Barre Buffalo Sueenston Bridge Jollin Cortland Street Ee Pass Cortland Treet A. W. Nonnemactier Booth Bethlehem Lackawanna Avenue

Rail timetable detail for early 1900 New York routes

May 29 1900 timetable lists trains from Scranton to New York Newark Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk and White Haven at 4 50 pm and 1 20 pm express with additional 4 00 pm departures. Also connections to Sunbury Wilkes Barre Bethlehem Port Townsend Baltimore Washington Long Branch Ocean Grove and more with through tickets available at the station. Engraved by J W Ohlhausen and H P Baldwin displaying conductors and agents titles.

New York Liberty Street N. R South Ferry Scranton Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Easton Bethleh Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven Sunehart Fletton Wilkes-Barre Parkston Far Mountain Park Baltimore Washington Bethlehem Long Branch Ocean Grove Lebanon Arrisburg Pottaville All Pointe East J. VW. Ohlhausen H. PB Baldwin Pass

New York to Ontario Time Table June Trains Schedule

North bound and south bound train times listed for New York Ontario and Carbondale with stations at Soran, Carbon, Cadonia, Scranton, and Scranton connections. Sunday service shows altered schedules with specific departure and arrival times for both directions. Barfather information advised at ticket counters. Anderson and Wees listed as general agents.

Ave Soran Carbon Tondale Cadonia Carbondale Carlosta Roranton SiNa Horan Corbon Cadoaia Cos Cadosia Scranton Trin So Nts Mein Line NS Wke Barfather Anderson Gen. Mast Agt New York WEES Serans Tulle

Training schedule update for Scranton and nearby ports

Fragmented OCR notes mention training at Scranton at 2000 meters and a plan involving Erie, Wyoming Valley, and New York routes. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but reference to trawler operations and intermediate ports appears.

Howler New Yor Newburgh Beranton Scranton

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