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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1900

Page

3

City Notes From The Dunmore Express Features Local Crime And Social Life

A jumble of notices reports arrests marriages and social events: Henry Sells seeks arrest of mob Perlin over a savage dog bite in October. Eugene Selimes der and Miss Hisiery Williams wed in Binghamton. Thode Meebo and George Shawber charged with gambling on Franklin Avenue. public visits to Tuston Governor Morikovelt and Erie rail debate. hospital ambulance gratitude letter. Woman’s Congress and Mothers’ group events. Careys Committed for keeping a house with underage girls. Lenene lectures at Valines hospital. chicken supper and church concert notes. German American Club filings and a brief arrest at the White House scene.

Noted Stage Performer Arrest in Town Misconduct Case

An actor with the Schiller Stock Company performing at the Academy faced disorderly conduct accusations after a miniature boyle act drew a crowd. Mrs Thigg and Alder Will led a hearing on a separate incident involving the sale of intoxicants. David Rowton pleaded not guilty, was charged, and required to pay costs.

Schiller Stock Company Academy David Rowton Willie Rowton

Community Meeting Schedule Across October and November

A sequence of evening and afternoon talks lists speakers and venues including Majors A Mancock and AL M Hanover, Hon. Chas F Litties, Hon. John R Farr, A J Colborn Jr, and George Mo Watson. Events span from Friday Oct to Saturday Nov with multiple towns such as Battmore Dalton Carbondale Tompkinsville Newton Center and Old Forest hosting republican and other speakers.

M—Jermiyn Enterprise Dial ML T Mancock Battmore Ac Colbert Moneuw Odd Fellows Hall AL M. Hanover Halthmates Gaylord Tomat Dalton Old Church Galuaha A. Grow Littlefield George Mo Watson Newton Center van Stckle’s Hall John R. Farr A. J. Colborn, Jr Republican Hall Charles EK Daniels J. RR. van Dosen Thibter Kaat Renton Odd Yellowas’ Hall Spraker Tewin B. Carter Wood Douglase WS. Alworth Salistim Alane Tall Speakkorn John i Farr Wy TR Lewin

Malone Wants His Three Thousand

Lancaster contractor Malone disputes a $3000 certified check tied to a sewer bid for wards Sixth Fifteenth and Fifteenth. He refused to take the contract and demands return of the $2000 check. City solicitor notes the city may retain the bid bond while council may need a new ordinance before liens are filed. Malone threatens court action to recover his funds.

FL. Malone Lancaster Malone Couneil Ecounells Fuct Select Council Maly Matone Vosburg Common Conncil Uews

Warrant Signed for McNally Lot Payment in Sixth Ward

City Controller Howell signed a $1000 warrant to pay P. McNally for Sixth Ward lots bought by the school board. McNally collected funds at city hall after a protracted dispute, ending the controller’s resistance pending jury action and court date.

Howell P. MccNally McNally Hey Dnte Court

Christian Endeavor Delegates Headed to State Convention

The Christian Endeavor societies of the city prepare to send many delegates to the state convention in Philadelphia in November 2022. A one rate trip is offered with card orders through Ki Daniels, esq., Mears Building. Local leaders include M D Lathrope of Car Hondale and A H W Dunning of Seran Lon.

Christian Endeavor Societies Philadelphia Palloards Ki. Daniels Dl Mears Wifendel USMY M.D. Lathrope Car. Hondale A. H W. Dunning Seran- Lon

High School Football Showdown at Lat in Tewin

The Lat in Tewin high school team travels to Factoryville for a key game aiming to equal or surpass a prior victory. Coaches stress strong play and quick team speed as the crowd prepares for a large attendance. Admission is set at a dime a ball.

Factoryville Aewilei Eloven Agatiet Seranten

Railway Rates Cut to Midwest and West Regions

One way and round trip second class fares from Chicago via Wisconsin Central Railway drop to points in Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and British Columbia. New prices take effect each Tuesday in October and November. Inquiries through nearest ticket agent or JAS Pond, Gen’s Pass Agent, Milwaukee Wisconsin.

Chicago Oia Wisconsia Central Railway Minnesot North Dakota Montana Idaho Oregon Washington British Columbia Jas Pond Milwaukee Wis

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Promotes Comfort

A vintage advert extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy praised by over fifty mothers for soothing and teething pain. It claims to comfort children, ease gums, relieve wind colic and diarrhea, and is pitched as the best remedy available through druggists worldwide.

Mrs. Winslow

New Council Size Debated in Scranton Transition

Mayor Molt urges immediate steps to base representation for a potential rise to forty common council members as Scranton shifts from third to second class. A three-councilman and two-select council committee would plan ward by ward allotments from recent taxables lists.

Molt Common Council Scranton Moir Onser Act of Assembly Comon Select Council

Death of W. C. Walsh in Buffalo railroad wreck

William C Walsh aged 22 son of Michael J Walsh of Buffalo formerly of this city died yesterday from injuries sustained in a railroad wreck. His body arrives this morning and will be taken to his aunt Miss Elizabeth Winleh at 715 Monroe Avenue. The funeral will be held from that address tomorrow morning at 9 o clock with a requiem mass at St Peters cathedral and interment at Pryde Park Catholic cemetery.

William ('. Walsh Michael J. Walsh Buffalo Elizaveth Winleh Monroe Avesnue St. Peter's Cathedral Pryde Park Catholic Cemetery

Flanaghan Ballot Irregularities Block Independent Candidacy

A court ruled John J. Flanaghan’s papers irregular and he will not appear on the ballot as an Independent candidate for reworder of deeds. The filing on May 0 was found to contain technical defects, preventing official placement.

Flanaghan Court John J. Flanaghan Flannaghan Met

Waiting for action to earn a dollar

A Traders National Bank savings note urges earnest action over waiting for luck. It warns that waiting habits waste time and money and champions taking steps to save, with a call to customers to act now rather than dream of gains. The message touts honest effort and practical planning.

Frank Coimon Bo Long

Italian Republicans Hold Rousing Lackawanna Meeting

A Thalian Republican gathering in Lackawanna townshi p drew several hundred attendees at Polly’s hall. Speakers included Dr G G Villone Salvatore De Martine Constantine Moros sink Louis Paph and Ferdinand Art gonl praising Congressman Connell and noting coal operators keeping the mine open. Two meetings are planned tonight at Lynch’s hall and Old Forge with another tomorrow in Dunmore.

Lackawanna Polly's Hell Villone Republican County Committee Salvatore de Martine Constantine Morossink Louis Paph Ferdinand Artgonl Villyne Connell Petar Torrett¢ Hall Loekowanng Old Torge Lutis Duninore

Funeral services over Mrs Scranton at Madison Avenue home

The funeral for Mrs Joseph A Scranton drew a large crowd at the family residence at Madison avenue and Vine street. Rev James McLeod led services praising Christian faith and resurrection while friends and out-of-town mourners attended. burial followed at Dunmore cemetery with pallbearers named.

James McLeod D. D Madison Avenue Vine Street Janeuil Joseph A. Scranton First Presbyterian Church Clister Eres Merlowe Alég Reagan Onis Ots Jimi County Falls of Congress Odin Sellor Ae Privilece Lumbis Alta Gronius Sovietiog Jesus N. G. Parke West Pittston Dunmore Price W. He. Perkins Py Matthews James Arehbuadld Ih L. Debson T. BP. Penman Prederic Puller A. BF. Want Mro Mire Poi Rode. Wahl New York Debn PL Matin Phibletohha Miss Mewlort Philadelilia Alves Newton Bates Mi Andl Ales Walter Chistan

Married in New York Between Benjamin Weller and Anna Sukman

Benjamin T Weller of Green Midge filul Mine Anna G Sukman of North Bovwinton married in New York City and reside at Mrs Weller’s parents home. The groom is well known in North Seraton and the central city. Keller, a carriage manufacturer, is his father.

Benjamin T Weller Green Midge Anna G. Sukman North Bovwinton Mareheal Pridauw Attern New York City Tuesuy Mes Welbor Alves Josepl 2K BU Ke Eel Avenue Mr. Keller Joe Thuryeu Givive Reformed Church Ars Weller Seraton Mr. Weller M. T. Keller Adams Avenue

Football Clash Sets Schedule at Wyoming Seminary

The Lehigh University scrubs and the Wrowing Seminary varsity teams will meet in a football game at Wyoming Seminary in Kingston on Saturday, August 27, at 2:00 p.m.

Wyoming Seminary Lehigh University Scrubs Wrowing Seminary Wyoming Told Kingston

Licenses Discharged by Agreement in Sunday Sales Case

Several saloon licenses were discharged by agreement after rules to revoke licenses for Sunday selling were not pressed. Notable cases include O Connor and Walsh at 218 Lackawanna Avenue and other saloon keepers in various wards. Evidence from Men’s Union detectives supported the Sunday sales charges while many dealers agreed to keep closed on Sundays and election days.

O'Connor & Walsh Mon Teison Liducer Dentora James RK. Airghes Patrick J. Mangan Isaac Q. Fivans Reid Durr Michael Dw. Fahey Thomas Cosgrove Thomas J. Haysen Ellen Evans John J. Morris Ho. Torn James J. Kelly Richard P. Hatligan Peter Zweigter Burke and Radden Trances Hafler Mieth Lackawanna Avenue Tnnstead F. L. Hilteheocek J. H. Torrey BE. Beers Men's Union Joseph O'Brien Clearge SS. Horn O'Conner & Walsh Robert Wilson Aten's Union Alay Woo Union Miere O'Connoer Witress Gen Wilson James Teed Charge Woat Arthur Keene Ules John Lisk Fighth Albert Buehta Boecomb McCabe Maretin O'Conner Mighth Fish Peter Toss Pour Feenth Cheorge Wiurenmeh Patrick PB. Cerrity Kielhth Mebwaml Oitkines Tighth Jennie EB. Brink Wat Datimorve Mora Johnson Joseph Cerdgenis Threaphoreugh George Wallko Phimaore

Church event highlights by Leavies Ald Society

Chint Haus led solos by Yost Powell Kaufman and Landt. Duet by Hattieline and Kovnacher. Abe Gorith performed atomonologie. Rev Warthe spoke on Our Work and the year review. Refreshments followed as the Leavies Ald society coordinated the gathering.

Yost Elsie Powell Dennie Kaufman Ma Landt Hattieline Predia Kovnacher Abe Gorith Warthe Witnel Ald Society

Typhoid Strikes John Barry Household in Dunmore

Typhoid fever swept through the Dolbyey Place home on Mill Street in Dunmore, infecting four family members who were treated at Linck Lane hospital. John Barry, about 20, was the first patient admitted three weeks ago, followed by his brothers Daniel and Lawrence, and recently the seventh year old James Barry, all under care at the hospital.

Luther Hess Waring Grace Lutheran Church Hattie Kline Beatrice Griffiths Dolbyey Pare Mill Street Dunmore Sit Lincknave Hospital Dons Barry Daniel Loawrence Tao Spitver Jobin Birry Nient

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