Our Kew Wheel Shoes for Girls
Scranton girls quickly adopt the New six inch Golfcent Wheel Shoe praised for ankle support and comfort. Offered in black and brown soft Vici Kid with plaid tops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Scranton Tribune in Scranton, Pennsylvania
We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania
View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.
Start Free Trial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles
Articles on This Page
This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1898
Page
7
City Notes and Local Updates in Scranton
Beginning April 1, notices and advertising matter such as resolutions and obituary poetry will be inserted in The Tribune for 10 cents per line, advance payment. Tom O Rourke faces Mike Leonard tonight in a four round bout at Music Hall. County appeals heard today at Thirteenth and Third wards. Hawley Brewing plant to be rebuilt after fire. Miss Underwood to speak on The Child in the Home at Albri ght Library. Large attendance at Enterprise dancing at Excelsior Hall. First Presbyterian service tonight, week’s first. Joseph Sallus discharged. charged with threatening to burn Mrs. O Boyle’s house. Mooridge licenses granted to several Scranton and Dunmore residents. Attorneys moved offices to Toomes Lane in the new Connell Building. Prisoners limited at central station since Wednesday. Will of the late William T. Smith offered for probate. Delaware and Hudson plans a new crossing at Linden Street. Funeral of Michael Walsh from St Peters Cathedral with requiem at 9 o clock. Mining payments announced: Tryde Park and Continental mines paid. Manville mines paid for Scranton and Coronal clerks and superintendents. A miner’s outing described as growing in popularity. The new foot cycle shown resembles a two wheeler with front and rear rollers. tires are smaller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Ande
Tom O'Rourke
Mike Leonard
Hawley Brewing Company
First Presbyterian Church
Jovenh Sallus
Alderman Howe
Mary O' Boyle
Kulpenurt
Moorridge
Efote Lene Phillips
Alma Magy Ph Vie
Scranton
Louis Bock
Imidaaht
Attornes
William T. Smith
Michael Waleh
Peters
Lackawanne
Tryde Park
Continental
Delaware and Hudson Company
Manville
Coronal
Awaima Ayene
Evangelical Alliance Meeting At Penn Avenue Church
W C Webb of Philadelphia spoke at Penn Avenue Baptist Church on the Evangelical Alliance. He traced origins in London, urged Christian unity, education of public opinion, and cooperation for moral reform. Dr George Eliot to address later on Social Conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Webb
Philadelphia
Evangelical Alliance
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Sollenaie
Josiah Strong
D- W. Ford
G.T. Price
Dr. Webb
Evangelion Alliance
London
International Evangelical Alliance
Church
Allianes
Young Men's Christian Association
Pey
George Elliot
Webb
Sheriff’s deeds acknowledged in Scranton court
Sheriff Pryor acknowledged deeds in open court for W W and B M Winton executory property of W G Hoge in Scranton for 55 10 Peter Krants land in Archbuld property of Joseph Isrants administrator for 580 Charles Brocmaior land in Lehig township property of Dirth PS Doyle et al for 44 5 Josephine Whitlock hind on Scolt township property of Cynthia and docopl Grittin for 5 9 Morgan W Williams land in Old Fore property of Siga Voth Williams administrator for site Moege Denovan bud in whe eit of Scranton property of Spencer fers Jo ney The for 110 To A Tollister land in Jefferson township property of Jr FP Killam administrator for 16 15 Peter C Barrett and Margie Bare felt land in Gunmere property of Ann Nealon for 4 25 Henry Salim land in Carbondale property of Thomas A Sullivan for Bit M J McAndrew land in Scranton property of Heuben BE Lowrie for 1 25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
W. W. Winton
B. M. Winton
City of
Scranton
W. Hoge
Peter Krants
Archhuld
Joseph Isrants
Charles Brocmaior
Lehigh Township
Dirth PS. Doyle
Jowohine Whitlock
Hind
Scolt Township
Cynthia
Docopl Grittin
Morgan W. Williams
Tin Old Fore
Siga- Voth Willams
Miministrator
Moegie Denovan
Bud
Eit
Tin Spencer
Henry Salim
Carbondale
Thomas A. Sullivan
M. J. McAndrew
Heuben
BE. Lowrie
Convention to convene in Grand Army Memorial Hall
The Grand Encampment will hold sessions in Memorial hall with nearly 600 delegates from the state in attendance. The Wilkes-Barre Record notes the meeting as part of the convention events at the memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Memorial Hall
Wilkes-Barre
Mayor Signs Large Batch of Ordinances. Not All Approved
Mayor Bailey yesterday signed a large batch of ordinances. Excluded were provisions for a man sewer on North Main Avenue and related paving projects. Included were sidewalk and street improvements on several avenues and wards, with nine electric lights planned for listed locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
North Miain Avenue
Providence Reid
Philo Street
Providence Road
Nevil Malin Avenue
Court Street
Dunn Sprinkling Company
West Linden Street
Binth Street
North Main Avenue
Nineteenth Sewer District
Ita
Clay Avenue
Myrtle
Pine Streets
Eighteenth
Dorothy Court
Sumner Avenue
Olyphant Road
Bousevard
Decker's
Wyoming Conference braces for equal law question at Norwich sessions
The Wyoming Conference meets in Norwich New York from April 13 to 18 to revisit the issue of equal law and ministerial representation. Last year the proposal failed 104 to 40. Several active and superannuated ministers are assigned or leaving, with seven deaths recorded this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Norwich
N. Y
Hev
J. N. Lee
Plains
A. Benjamin
Honesdale
F. Gendall
Remarkable Talent Montage for Philadelphia Sunday Press
A preview touts next Sunday’s Philadelphia Sunday Press dated April 3 featuring exclusive writings by Rev Lyman Abbott Chauncey M Depew General Nelson Miles and Octave Thanet. The issue promises fifty pages a large color comic section and a free eleven color cruiser Philadelphia image to every reader with multiple exclusive features and a striking value proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Abbott
Chauncey M. Depew
Nelson A. Miles
Octave Thanet
Philadelphia Sunday Press
Sunday Press
Philadelphia
Special Lenten Services at Calvary Reformed Church
Calvary Reformed Church offers a Lent program prepared by the pastor. Schedule includes April 1 morning Paul’s Conversion Acts 6:6, April 1 afternoon The Triumphal Easter, April 1 evening Christ’s Presentation, April 4 Conversion of Heathens Acts Li, April 5 One Lends to Many Jas 6, April 7 Gentiles Converted Acts iv, April 8 New Converts I. Chess 2, April 12 He Is Risen morning, Children’s Easter service afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Reformed Church
Paul
Eastry
Chittenden Election Assured After Wagner Withdrawal
Republican councilmen claimed Wagner would not permit his nomination by the Democratic minority for the presidency of the select branch. Wagner hinted at the truth in front of a Tribune reporter. With his withdrawal the Republicans’ caucus nominee Chittenden is assured of election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Tribune
Chittenden
Excelsior Club Moves to New Washington Avenue House
The Excelsior Social club has moved its effects from the Economy building on Wyoming Avenue to a new house on North Washington Avenue. The Keights of Columbus have leased the Economy building quarters vacated by the Excelsior club and will take possession at one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Excelsior Social Club
Wyoming Avenue
The
Keights of Columbus
Excelsior Club
Meyers and Mansfeld Hat Shop Opens April 5
Meyers and Mansfeld will open about April 5 at 44 Spruce Street offering a complete line of hats and men s furnishings aimed at local shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers & Mansfeld
Spruce Street
Hood's Pills Promoted as Family Liver Medicine
Mothers praise Hood's Pills for improving complexions and appetite in pale children. The ad touts Hood's Pills as a favorite family cathartic and liver medicine priced at 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Fashionable Easter Hats Captivate Scranton Shoppers
A lively overview of spring millinery trends features pompadour, picture, shepherdess, and short-back killer hats, plus panama and crash toques. Satin and braid straw in leaf-green to burnt orange dominate, with Rembrandt and jet trim details. Jonas Long’s Sons’ spring opening drew crowds as electric display highlights the season’s chic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Long
Angela
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton
Spring Opening at the Big Store Draws Crowds
The display features vast strands of flowers cascading from the columns to the upper window, with a central pyramid of blooms supporting a matured doll holding a light that reads Spring Opening. Pattern dates are scattered about as the ornate window attracts large crowds today and tomorrow.
Moving Time Canvas Trunks and Cases Half Price Today
Heavy canvas trunks with iron fittings sell today at cut prices. Canvas covered travel cases and dress trunks advertised with discounts from values up to ten dollars. Lowest prices list a 39 cent to 5 dollar range on multiple styles including dress suit cases and telescope bundles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O&c
Gont
YMCA to Host Frederick B. Shipp in Scranton
Young Men’s Christian Association directors arrange for Frederick B. Shipp international secretary of New York to visit Scranton the following day. He will stay one month to supervise fundraising for a new association building. Shipp’s first assignment as international secretary follows his prior role as Erie PA general secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Frederick B. Shipp
New York City
Scranton
Mr. Shipp
Erie, Pa
Fine department display of new fabrics and suits
We showcase medium and high class goods in stylish weaves and colors. Visit to learn prices before purchase. Includes blacks and bright plaids in chinas taftas and satins. Mixed cheviot suits $5.95. Covert suits $12.50. Boys stockings 25 cents. Hosiery for ladies, misses and children in plaid and stripe patterns.
French and German Goods in Desirable Patterns
A brief notice highlights genuine French and German goods available in all desirable patterns for shoppers seeking quality imports.
Plaids, Roman and Biaden Stripes Introduced
The new textile patterns include Plaids, Roman, and Biaden Stripes showcasing varied weave textures and color motifs suitable for apparel and home decor. These additions expand the fabric catalog for designers seeking classic and contemporary looks.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilkes-Marre
MM. Meinhart
Mac
Lackawanna Avenue
City Notes
Scranton Cash Store
Penn Avenue Church
Christian Alliance
Faith Mentors
Alliance
Luserne
Lackiwintha
Grand Lodge of
Odi Fellows
Ite
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Booth Main Street
Hoffnung Lodge
West Starket Street
Public Square
Depot
West Market Street
Neabitt Theater
Grand Lodge
Ninth Reiment
Titizhters
Rebekah
Egins
N. V
W. B. Wenthake
Dating
A. Dony
Scrinton
J. Angel
A. Scholfield
Asa Crooks
John Latar
W. PB
Thomas
Comnen
S.C. Ward
Washis
Reeby
Pring Hain
Firestarian Church
Bohemia
China
Val
the Rexford Co
Lacka. Avenue
M.C. A
Pennsylvania
Hbeldleman
Arnold’s Knit Goods
Baby Bazaar
Novelty Knitting Co
Grabaui
Matthews
Bohemian
Lacka. Ave
J. WH. Ladwig
Valley House Block
Weichel
Flexibone
Search the Scranton Tribune Today with a Free Trial
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Scranton Tribune?
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
Browse Newspapers
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
By Location
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
By Date
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
By Publication
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.