Labor Day Eisteddfod to Be Held at Moore Hall
A mammoth eisteddfod is planned for Labor Day at Moore Hall under Dew Bant lodge. The program features Welsh songs, recitations, quartets, and instrumental solos with substantial prizes. A testimonial concert for William Evans at Jackson Street Baptist Church drew a large, appreciative crowd with performances by Evans, Williams, Korus, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears’ Hall
William Evans
F. H. Boyer
Laura J. Heller
Moore’ Hall
Dew Bant Lodge
American True Tvorites
Frederick U Bovet and Laura J Heller wed at home
Frederick U Bovet of 74 West Lackawanna avenue and Laura J Heller of Canandesis were married at noon yesterday by Rev. 7 B Sweet at the groom's residence. Attendants WW Milo Webster and Annie E Staines accompanied the couple as the bride wore a steel colored satin dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick U. Bovet
West Lackawanna Avenue
Laura J. Heller
Canandesis
7. B. Sweet
Simpeon Methodist Episcopal Church
Mlwin Webster
Pittston Avenue
Annie E. Staines
Beard Street
Our First Full Display Of Ladies Suits At Globe Warehouse
Our Spring and Summer 1900 collection is shown at the Globe Warehouse in a careful display of ladies suits jackets and skirts. The store promises finish materials fitting and variety across all price ranges and emphasizes trusted quality for all customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Warehouse
Jacket Sales Showcase Offers Complete Sets at Lower Prices
In the catalog style note shoppers find jackets and suits described as complete outfits with favorable pricing. The line emphasizes children's wear and men's jackets, highlighting value and buyer advantage.
Rheumatism Linked to Kidney Trouble Prompts Cure Claim
An article outlines rheumatism as tied to uric waste and kidney failure, noting risks to health and Bright's disease. It promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a scientific kidney remedy with years of success, urging readers to try the product. A separate note mentions Mr. Gilroy needing contact with the Leadville Gilroy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
James G. Plaine
Cleveland
United States of America
Warner
Jeft Couple Tours Binghamton on Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Roger Jeft travel by the Lackawayne train for a wedding tour to Binghamton. The brief note records their journey as part of a social column item.
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Mra
Roger Jeft
Binghamton
Multiple Local Fraternal Meetings and Society News
Lackawanna council No 11% Royal Arcanum plans an old fashioned smoker in Tworite hall tomorrow evening with members and guests invited. West Side Republican club holds regular session tonight. President Reese seeks wide attendance. A son, Alfred Reed, born to Mr and Mrs David Aru of Lafayette street Tuesday. Welsh tea postponed from April 10 to May 15 at Bellevue Baptist mission. West Scranton Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets tomorrow at 1 30 in Young Women’s Christian Association rooms. George M Davis, visiting from Paterson NJ, returned home yesterday. Rudolph Flynn named assistant foreman at Briggs mine. James Cusick becomes driver boss. Camp 8 Patriotic Order Sons of America hosts a special meeting in Red Men’s hall with refreshments. Branch 687 United Mine Workers meets in Co operative hall tonight. St Patrick’s Ladies’ Auxiliary meets at St Leo’s hall on special business. W J Long and W H Crawford conduct services at Allis Mission tonight. bow social tomorrow. Newly elected Panooka tribe officers installed last evening in Red Man’s hall.
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Lackawanna Council
Royal Arcanum
Tworite Hall
Tommorrow
John McClunchy
Shermas
David Aru
Lafayette Street
Alfred Reed
Fnto
Young Women's Christian Association
Main Avenue
Scranton Street
George M. Davis
Paterson
W. J. L. Davis
North Main Avenue
Rudolph Flynn
Jackson Street
David B. Evane
Briggs Mine
James Cusick
van Buren Avenue
Mr. Flynn
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Red Men's Hall
United Mine Workers of America
St. Patrick's Ladies
C. B. UY
St. Leo's Hall
W. J. Long
W. H. Crawford
Allis Mission
Red Man's Hall
North Scranton Notes Turns Up Missing Boy
Officer Max on Prov. fence road Tuesday night found a young boy wandering near the Tripp crossing of the Lackawanna and Western railroad. He said his name was Harry Bigeen and he was 12 years old. Taken to the station, he claimed he had run away from Conklin New York after being placed with a family there. Investigation to continue with Mrs. Dugan taking custody.
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Max
Tripp
Thionore
Lackawanna
Riiiread
Lvl
Harry Bigeen
Conklin
Anniversary of the order set for April evening in Jermyn
The anniversary of the order will be held Thursday evening April 2 with John T. Evans Joshua Johns W G Evans RB Richards C T Evans and City Bolle itor Woebure listed. A social and entertainment at the Wells residence Hollister avenue Cor the Primitive Methodist church benefits. The Ladies Aid Society leads with solos recitations and phonograph selections. Supper follows with ice cream and cake.
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John T. Evans
Joshue Johns
W. G. Evans
Richards
T. Evans
Woebure
Jermyn
Mr. and
Mire
Wells
Hollister Avenue
Primitive Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Funeral for Edward McNealis Held in Dickson
The funeral service for the late Edward McNealis was conducted yesterday afternoon at St. Thomas church in Dickson, followed by interment at Ashley cemetery. Also noted, the Catholic Total Abstinence Societies of the First district plan a Sunday meeting at St. Mary’s hall, and Rev. G E Guild spoke on the topic When Does He Forgive at Providence Presbyterian Church. George Lowry of Church Avenue is in poor health. The Liberty Hose Company's wagon is back in service after a week in the repair shop.
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Edward McNealis
St. Thomas’ Church
Dickson
Ashley Cemetery
First District
St. Mary's Hall
G. E. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
George Lowry
Church Avenue
Liberty Hose Company
Address orders to J. T. Sharkey in 1914 Cedar Ave
Local notice directs mail and deliveries to J. T. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Avenue central city area including South Side and central Hyde Park. Telephone reference 6683 appears for contact.
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South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
J. T. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Badge Distribution for Thirteenth Regiment Exercises
Adjutant Dolph B. Atherton issued admission tickets for tomorrow night’s armory event. Only ticket holders admitted. doors close at 8:49. Regiment units assemble at 4:15 on Adame avenue, marching through Linden, Washington, Vine, Wyoming, Spruce, Franklin, Lackawanna, back to Linden then to the armory. Badges will be presented by Chaplain C. C. Pierres, Major Hervert Warren, A. Y. W. Duckeon, and Captain W. O. Max, with Regimental Chaplain Rev. William H. W. Smith distributing badges to officers.
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Dolph BR. Athertod
AO Teketa
Nileht
Markenven
Adame Avenue
Linden Street
Bauer
Linden
Washington
Vine
Wyoming
Spruce
Frantlin
Lackawanna
Lackwanna
Adame
Armory
Charles CC
Pieres
United States Army
Hiverett Warren
A. Y W. Duckeon
W.oa. Max
William H W. Smith
Honesdale
Unexpected Legacy From Government Payment to Breck Family
Charles DuPont Breck of Dime Bank and his brother George B Breck gain a new claim from a government settlement at the home of Samuel Breck in Philadelphia. The Breck claim concerns interest in a ship or cargo seized by a French privateer in 179? and involved a broader treaty dispute with France. Congress recently appropriated funds to settle the Breck claims, after prior vetoes by presidents except McKinley and Harrison.
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Charles DuPont Breck
The
Dime Bank
George B Breck
Samuel Breck
Philadelphia
Messrs. Breck
Congress
United States
France
McKinley
Harrison
Funerals Held for Mrs Mary Brogan and James McGurran in South Scranton
The note records two funerals in South Scranton. Mrs Mary Brogan was mourned at her daughter's Cedar Avenue home before a cortege to Steelworks station for the 12.10 train to Hazleton for interment. James McGurran's funeral from Irving Avenue proceeded to St Peter's Cathedral for a requiem mass then to Cathedral Cemetery for burial.
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Mary Brogan
Cedar Avenue
Steelworks
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Hazleton
Irving Avenue
James McGurran
St. Peter's Cathedral
Vicer
Cathedral
Rural mail delivery sought for Scott township
Residents circulate a petition to obtain free rural delivery in Scott township. The plan seeks to serve a farming area with several small villages, arguing the routes would be convenient and beneficial.
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Scott
Scott Township
City Fire Chief Issues Strict Orders On Alarm Readiness
Chief Walker issued two orders to city hose houses to enforce readiness after alarms. Permanent men must stay harnessed for at least five minutes after an alarm, even in heat, to avoid delay on a second alarm. Foremen must report immediately to the chief when granting leave to a permanent man to curb abuse of the privilege.
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Walker
Nuile
Ladies Plan Dance at Snover's Hall Monday Evening
The Ladies' section of the Welcome Dancing class invites all current and former members to a spell at Snover's hall next Monday evening with refreshments provided by Division No 22 Ancient Order of Hibernians. Invitations available from any member.
Delegates Leave for State Convention
A large Domsecrata delegation departed for the state convention opening at 2 o'clock this morning in Herribur. Notables include Hon. James J. Noll, Kelly and Brennan of Carbon Dale, Sullivan and Hendrick of Jermyn, O Rourke of Arcibald T We Cte tello, Taylor, Cadden, and others from multiple towns.
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Herrieburs
James J. Noll
Boyal Kelly
Joseph &. Brennan
Carbondale
J. Eb, Sullivan
T. A. Hendrick
PM. Thalin
Jermyn
Jiwinns O'Rourke
Arcibald T. We Ctetello
Joseph Taylor
William @usick
M. J. Cadden
Obituary notices include Maree and O Malley deaths in city
Michael Maree aged mid seventies died Wednesday at 402 Oak Street after long illness. Survived by wife and several children. Cornelia Woyly died at home in Ollyphant aged sixty four. V Michael O Malley 25 died at hospital with funeral set for Friday at St Peter's Cathedral. Falway Connery, son of Mr and Mrs Connor of Stone Avenue, died Saturday with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Michael Maree
Pye
Neil Scrannon
Westerdy
Oak Street
Meip
Ming Myoh
Ituedty
Vatrick
John
Muresret
Dounte
Cornelia Woyly
Duimore
Olyphant
Deroase
Bey, Il, Naughton
Dunmane
Vichael O'Malley
Coleman
Washington Avenue
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Tolent
Cathedral Cemetery
Falway Connery
Connor
Stone Avenue
Avoca Man Aims to Share Leadville Mining Interests
Michael A. Gilroy of Avoca appeared at city hall with a Tribune clipping about Detective John Moir receiving a letter from P. J. Gilroy of Leadville California. The letter claimed large mining interests there to share with him.
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Michael A. Gilroy
Avoca
The
Tribune
John Moir
P. J. Gilroy
Leadville
Cal
Hla
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Piliston
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Dickson Avenue
George & Jones & CO
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J. G. Bone & Son
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Phinniere
F. J. Johns
Green Ridge Street
W. H. Knoepfel
Irving Arena
Philip J. Vetter
Penn Avenue
Will W. Watkins
Thomas Monie
H. F. Clark
Perkville, Pa
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Lyceum Theatre
Burgunder & Reis
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Maryland
Stigeroft
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Corm
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Daniel Frohnan
Burgunder & Weis
Ss. . Long
Academiy OF Music
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Chicago
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Lackawarrea Ave
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Areretiablia
Chichester
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