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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
3
City Notes and Notices From Scranton News
Coroner to investigate drowning at Throop after a boy’s death. Anthony Dougherty’s funeral set for Irving Avenue. Democratic headquarters open in Liberty Ball. Clerks Association to meet at Industrial Hall. Local incidents include bail for Pitchford, arrest of Cirkufsky, church lectures, transit collision, hospital discharge, Labor Day issue feature, wage payments at mines, larceny and assault cases, private cooking lessons, and multiple police court actions.
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art Opening
The Hardenbergh School of Music and Art opens Monday September 10 offering piano organ voice sight singing theory and art. Miss Terrys Private School at 412 Adams Avenue Linden Street will reopen September 10 1900 with private and class teaching available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Carter Building
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
Frice D Price Funeral Notice In Scranton
In Scranton on September 8 Jon Cath Price daughter of Mr and Mrs D Price of Keyner Avenue. The funeral will take place Thursday at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frice
Scranton
Jon
Cathating Price
Ma, D Price
Keyner Avenue
Beer Stamp Revenue Surges in Scranton Last Month
Revenue from beer stamps reached 191 767.07 in the last month, a sharp increase over August’s 119 797.69. Local officials note efforts to curb drinking places did not reduce beer consumption, attributing the rise to exceptionally hot weather and broad taxable sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moir
Leyshon
Scranton
Internal Revenue
T. F. Penman
Penman
Odda
Gambling Den Raided by Green Ridge Union Officers
At 8 30 last night a raid on 227 Wyoming avenue run by Francis Treon and Martin Young led to the arrest of Treon and six others. Deputy W S Bartlett served the writ, and a union force seized gambling furniture valued at 900 dollars including a poker table roulette wheel and poker chips. Treon posted 500 bail. the others were released on own recognizance to await further hearing before Alderman Kasson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
Francis Treon
Martin Young
Treon
Alderman Kasson
Men's Union of
Green Ridge
W. S. Bartlett
Kasson
Robert Wilson
Smith
Henn
Harry Furst
Gus Rocks
Evan van Acken
Kaassen
Fis
Judge Grants Rule In Forfeited Recognizance Case
Judge John P. Kelley orders argument to show cause why the forfeited recognizance in the Commonwealth v Joseph Killinaski should not be remitted. Bondsman Jacob Buravitz sought relief after Killinaski fled trial for desertion and non support then returned to reconcile with his wife and depart for Austro Hungarian home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Kelley
The
Commonwealth
Joseph Killinaski
Jacob Buravitz
Killinask
Austro-Hungary
Suravitz
Advertised Letters List at Scranton Postoffice
Uncalled letters remain at Scranton Postoffice Lackawanna County for date September 6. Addressee names include Miss Lillie Benhardt Harold Browning Mrs Robert Quakin Patrick Costello Nellie Costello John Morgan Cunningham Thea Coyne Frank Denmen Edward Michael etc. Callers must state advertised and list date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Postoffie
Lackawatina County
Jara WL. Tipple
W. KE. Bader
Lillie Benhardt
Harold Browning
Robert Qulkin
Patrick Costello
Mire
Nellie Costello
Drofesaur
John Morcan Cotton
Mr OK
M. Cowell
F. Gi, Cunningham
Thea
L. Coyne
Frank M. Denmen
Ountey Derby
W. G. Delany
W. CG. Davis
Lanigien
J. T. McNally
Michal McHaugh
Misa Bruty
Mary J. Met Wubley
Mise Bailie Morauley
J. McGell
Master Gvonte Matutawiah
Carile Morrise
Hen Miller
Mini Mod
Maliter
FP. Moe
John PF
Morton
Miss Zorgh Shview
W. J. Wilaien
Crinde Vinconni
Giovanti de Marino
Vice Grrndi Fedele
Francesco Savaro
Trieslna Puke
Arturo Lig
Cukeppe Vechioli
Alfonso Htng
Volleh—Pietre Chodnicki
Praneleck Karhowthy
A. Varanawekia
A. Deanilovite
Pioty Sadecki
Local Weather Data Supposedly Incomplete Report
Fragmentary OCR weather note lists yesterday's high and low near 68 degrees and mentions a 4 PM observation. Text is garbled with unreadable segments but implies daily temperature readings and precipitation or humidity mention. Unable to determine exact locations or full figures from the readable data.
Candidacy Nominated in Third and Fourth Districts
In Lackawanna County districts, Democrats nominated John H. Bonner of Old Forge in the Third and Hon. P. Timlin of Jermyn in the Fourth for the state legislature. Timlin won the Fourth district nomination on the first ballot amid cordial handshakes with rival candidates Mooney and Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark’s
John H. Bonner
Old Forge
Dickson City
P. E. Timlin
Democrata
Fadden's Hall
Timlin
Thomas Mooney
Carbondale
Mooney
T. A. Hendricks
Jermyn
Hendricks
James Pigeon
Carbonvale
Joseph Brennan
Richard Kirwin
Stephen Evans
Mr. Pigeon
James O'Horoe
Pigeon
O' Hara
John Mearon
Archbald
Youngan
P. Kt
Timtin
Martin White
Kansas City
Clark
Third Legislative
John H. Honner
United States
Quay
Bonner
Edward James, Jr
John J. Coyne
Minooka
Ava Nichols
Clark's Summit
Coyne
Lackowanmi
Katsus
Olivaind
United Star
William C Trvan
Adlai BE. Stevenson
Jefferson
Matthew Stenley Qioy
Money-Wasters and the Case for a Savings Fund
A call to track daily expenses from theater trips to little luxuries to prove how small spends add up. Readers are urged to start a Savings Fund account with the Traders National Bank at Wyoming and Spruce, tallying every cent over days and weeks to reveal waste and build savings.
Mrs Pinkham Helps Mrs Gooden Letter
Woman from Ackieyr La. recounts kidney inflammation and womb troubles lasting years. After failing with doctors she credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring health and energy, noting she looks much better and tells others the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Mans
E. J. Goopen
Ackieyr
Everhart Case to Be Presented to Grand Jury
The Everhart dispute escalates as reconciliation fades and Dr. Everhart accuses his son Edwin of a life conspiracy. Grand jury set for next week with Joseph O'Brien and W W Baylor handling prosecution ahead of quarter sessions trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Everhart
Edwin
Young Everhart
Suttor
Joseph O'Brien
W. W. Baylor
Grand Jury
Ita
Old Forge residents charged with intimidation at Mendham mine
Four Old Forge residents including Genjamin Lewin Carlo Siviaro Mrs William Evans and Misa Celia Jenkins were arrested at the instance of Joseph J Jermyn proprietor of the Jermyn mines Mendham. They were arraigned before Alderman Millar on assault and intimidation charges for threatening striking miners and throwing stones injuring them. Each posted 500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Forge
Joseph Jermyn
Genjamin Lewin
Carlo Siviaro
William Evans
Misa Celia Jenkins
Joseph J. Jermyn
Jermyn
Mendham
Alderman Millar
Referees Propose Amendments To Bankruptcy Law
Bankruptcy Referee C A Van Wormer voices enthusiasm for the referees convention and urges Congress committees to consider amendments to fix defects. He cites practical experience, notes colleagues from Buffalo New York Chicago Detroit New York Boston and urges careful study due to the law’s impact on credit and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. van Wormer
Convention
Judiciary Committees
Congress
Saratoga
Association of Referees In Bankruptcy
National Bar Association
van Wormer
Hotchkles
Buffalo
H. FR. Ware
Eastman
Chicago
Darcock
Detroit
Messrs. Wise and Rub
New York
Olmstead
Boston
United States
E. C. Hrindenburg
William (. Sprague
National Bankruptcy News
Sprague
Brandenburg
Congréss
Dynamite Under a Barn Wrecks Farm Building
A blast near Sterrick Creek east of the river at Perkville wrecked a barn owned by Joseph Filip. A horse inside was stunned but unharmed. no explosives were kept in the barn. Filip suspects malice and notes a deep crater and widespread alarm among nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterrick Creek
Perkville
Joseph Filip
Filip
Marion Stuart Cann Dead in Sudden Heart Failure
Marion Stuart Cann son of Rev. Thomas M. Cann died at his father's home from heart failure. He retired early and was found dead later, with Dr. O Brien examining. Cann was born in Wilmington, Delaware, on April 25, 19—.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Stuart Cann
Thomas M. Cann
O'Briea
Mr. Cann
Wilmington
Del
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rene Metas
H. B. Ware
Williams Building
Poatoffice
Roberta
Throop
Liberty Ball
Washington Avenue
Scranton Clerks Emociation
Industrial Hall
Spice Street
Pitchford
Netore
Bailey
Thirteeniti
Rento
Florence Lemon
Marion Street
Cirkufsky
Millar
Hight
Mary Anton Grants
Universalist Church
Mowie
Scranton Railway Company
George Gradner
South Scranton
Alice Haird
Jabor
James J. Caleman
PGC, Moran
Mevclist
Millend Slack
Wriral
Witerain
Mulberry Strict
Lees
Moses Taylor Hospital
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Sloan
Hampton and Archbald
Pyne, Taylor and Holden
Delaware and Hudson
Marvine Shaft
Crook
North
Frank Schkeaby
Center Street
Greenberger
Anthony Glivits
James Lee
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Thomas Moroeth
Franklin and
Lackawanna Avenues
Morosini
Ball
Ming Kate L. Smith
Garietian Asociation
Lomongst
Your Women'a Christian New Claimi
Washington Ave. Bute
Soula Angle
Morr
Joseph Kelly
Angle
Melly
Woomaburg
Bloomaturg
Joseph Butska
Butska
Dutike
Ae Beatpo
Proprietity Stampa
John Rogan
Olyphant
Chaiman
Creahindale
John Barrett
Catbandale
Thomas Quinn
John Mart
John Ragan
Thomas Grady
Resoluios
Thoms Coughlin
Willian Sullivan
Thomes Palden
Tmrkson
Michael Ruddy
Mayfield
Edward Mc Tide
Whewhire
Jowph T. Brennan
Carboniale
John Gattney
Michael Brennan
John FP. Gattey
James Hara
Committee On Resolutions
Fourth
Lackawanna County
Kane City
William J. Divan
A. BR. Stevenson
Demoort
W. J. Aryan
Ale. Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Negliance
Elvil
Fenner
William Jennings Bryan
Matthew Stanley Quay
Tanner
M. Quay
Mr. Bonner
Providence
Lackawanna
Dicking
Everhart
Law
Seeuiill
Spruce Street
China Wall
Geo. W. Millar & Co
Our
Green Valley
Casey Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
New York Life
Insurance Company Insurance
B.H. Betts
Mears Building
Axminster
Ee Enevenes Smyrna
Scranton Carpet Company
Tribune
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