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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1899

Page

7

City notes to closer early and other local items

City notes announce city shops closing at 4 o clock from April to November 1. A Scranton Musical Culture Club concert and reception is planned at the Bicyle club house on Wednesday evening April 12. Home for the Friendless managers meet at 2 40 PM at the Young Women's Christian Association. Appeals from wards 17 18 scheduled April 12, and wards 19 23 on April 14. A grand military ball by the Boys of 08 at Music Hall tonight. veterans urged to wear full uniforms. Teachers salaries debate set for tonight by the board of control committee. John Murray, 16, suffered leg injury at Greenwood mines with amputation needed after transfer to hospital. Lackawanna lodge 21 Odd Fellows officers to be installed tonight by D D G M David Cadwgan. Crystal Hove fire company 4 holds tonight at Reese Longs office for important business. Rev R F Pierce to lecture on International Bible lessons at Penn Avenue Baptist Church this evening using a blackboard and props for teacher aids.

Music Hall Lackawanna Lodge No 21 Independent Order of Odd Fellows David Cadwgan Odd Fellows’ Hall Crystal Hove Company No. 4 Scranton Fire Department Reese & Long Bill Posters Linden Street R. F. ¥. Pierce Penn Avenue Baptist Church Merce

High school power highlighted in teachers institute talks

Miss Logan spoke on language lessons and Dr. Corson urged originality while Prof. Houck urged practical step by step teaching. A female quartet sang as pupils from several schools performed and Prof. Howell commended the institute’s well planned program and its impact on teachers and children.

Teachers' Institute Mise Logan Corson Houck Derman Sane Miss Logan J. 8. Sweet Simpson M. EB Howell Howel Carson Wetemarks Publc

Carlsbad Sprudel Water Sold By Eisner and Mendelson

A Health claim describes Carlsbad’s curative qualities delivered via Sprudel Water and Salt. Genuine bottles bear the Eisner and Mendelson Co. signature as sole agents in New York, with a pamphlet available on request.

Carlsbad Eisner & Mendelson Co New York

Institute closes with praise for teachers and students

The Scranton school institute featured Dr. Carson praising living good deeds and Professor Houck for hard work and encouragement. A quartet sang Days of Work and Miss Logan spoke on number work with blackboard exercises. The afternoon included classroom drills and a closing address by Mr. Houck. tomorrow offers further talks on reading methods and public school criticism.

Houck Carson Mia Mr. &. Keller Mise Smith Rees Mary EL Porcher Scranton Mise Lofan

Continued Contributions to Letter Carriers Fund Listed

A long list details additional donations to the Letter Carriers convention fund. Names include Mrs KR R Jones, Mr J A Kelley, Mrs T Phillips, Mrs Williams, Mrs Hubert Mayberry, Mrs Michael Linnen, Mrs G Boland, Mrs Charles Minkler, Mrs Rodrigues, Mrs John Willits, Mrs Sadie Edwards, Mrs M Walters, Mrs Frank Dolan, Mrs I V A Browning, Mrs Morgan, Mrs A J Clark, Mrs G A Mighfield, Mrs Jon Mew Williams, Mrs J Williams, Mrs Ellen McAndrews, Mrs Martin Gurrel, and many others.

M. A. Whitford Vokelek Catelin J. A. Wairter J. HM. Lynde FL W. Thomas George W. DeLong D. M. Jones H. Ashley Alfred Twining Edward Kkebrick Charles Art John Demuth Elizabeth Farber I Buensley J. F. Pushman Christian Wengel Annie Barber Adam Iffland Mire HW. Lentner William Hutton Grace Kellum J. Sherwood Frank Francia W. H. Collings Emil Weichel A. J. Richards

World renowned pianist Rosenthal to perform for city teachers

The city music teachers and students will hear Rosenthal perform this Wednesday at the Conservatory of Music on Adams Avenue and Linden Street. Balcony seats at Lyceum are sold out except for a few in back, with a full audience expected as floor seating opens to all concertgoers this morning.

Rosenthal Sain of Lyceum Conseratory Scranton Muale Aduns Avenue Linden Street

Albany Dentivie expands to latest dental instruments

Dr G F E and Son unveil new dental instruments making their Albany parlors the most complete in the state. HI and Son paint and renovate for spring, with inviting new parlors. New York spring excursion offers reduced rail rates April 10. The Raleigh cruiser arrives April 12 signaling naval display. Buffalo Bill Wild West show at Madison Square Garden draws crowds.

New York, Ontario and Western Railway New York United States Madison Square Garden

Refund pledge on syrups to prove satisfaction

A dated local notice states a refund agreement for Greenes Warranted Byrup of Tar a 60 cent bottle. If it fails to cure cough or cold a 60 cent bottle is offered. money returned if unsatisfied. J G Boue and John n Dunmore Pa pledge.

Pettingen J. G. Boue & Ohnn Dunmore Donahue Serinion

Letter From the Frozen North Reveals Klondike Life

Eugene J. Hazard in Scranton shares a letter from Will Ho Beetter dated January 29, 1908 from Camp on Klutina River Alaska. He details a grueling alpine trek toward Independence Valley to reach Mauker Creek and Kousina Lake, describes a light outfit despite heavy snow, and notes dangers of snowslides. He also recounts nursing a sick partner, the rough living quarters, and his limited liquor and tobacco use.

Eugene J. Hazard Scranton Life Assurance Company of America Indianapolis Ind Will Ho Beetter Klondike Epetter Klutina River Port Valdes Alaska Gene Muust Housing Bart Hetler Michigan Frost Mr Hetler Bob Hawking Independence Valley Mauker Creek Kousina Lake Valdes Housina Mauker Independence Cayder

Will H. Egerter Papers Return for Supplies

A letter from Will H. Egerter notes plans to return to the United States for more supplies before resuming work in Alaska. He doubts a year suffices to gain wealth and mentions hopes to travel east to visit friends in the summer. He closes with best regards to readers and inquiring friends.

United States Alaska Will H. Egerter

Invitations Issued for Throop Memorial Parish House Opening

Invitations have been sent for the opening ceremonies of St. Luke's parish house known as the Throop Memorial. The program includes Holy Communion at 7:00, presentation and benediction at 7:50, reception until 10:00, and public viewing from 2:00 to 5:00. Bishop Talbot will attend and administer confirmations in nearby Episcopal churches on Saturday and Sunday.

St. Luke's Parish House Throop Memorial Talbot

The Press Club Dance in Wilkes-Barre Armory Tonight

The Wilkes-Barre Press Club event offers an hour of concert by Alexander's band and Oppenheim's orchestra followed by dancing music. Lunch a la carte available, no intermission. A number of locals plan to attend from the city.

Wilkes

Kramer Brothers Celebrate Fifty Years in Scranton Market

The Kramer Brothers mark their fiftieth anniversary amid long standing one price policy and friendly service. The firm prides itself on fair treatment, durable goods, and social customer relations. An accompanying Worcester Enterprise ad touts Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted product.

Scranton Kramer Brothers Chamberlain Worcester Enterprise Colle W. A. Stroud Popomoke Cuty Matthews Bros

Judge-Watlcutt field returns in Toronto Saturday night

The returns from the Judge-Watlcutt field event in Toronto will be received by rounds at Jim Judge's cafe located at 419 Spruce Street Saturday night.

Judge-Watlcutt Toronto Canada Jim Judge's Spruce Street

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Law Library J. L. Connell Connell Building NAY Aug Lumber CO Henry A. Kaufhold Omece Prescott Avenue EMP K ODAKS Wyoming Avenue H. B. Ware Williams Building Central Labor Union Carpenters’ Hall Delaware, Tackawana and Western Company Miss Savage Young Women's Christian Association Rescue Mission Scranton Musical Culture Club Bicyele Club Home For the Friendless Young Women's Christian Asaciation Board of Revision and Appeal Board of Control John Murray Greenwood DR. Corson Bord of Education Hutts of Waterloo High School Powet Letter Carrier’s Fund Lyceum The Times Ayer Dan Druff Written BY Will I. Egerter States Plorey & Brooks Acts Ninth Regiment Armory Wilkes-Barre Hae China All Lackawanna Avenue Albany Dentists G. BE. Wild Bridge & Clothier's Lackawanna Ave Conrad Lacka Ave Thos. Kelly's Jeankiin Avenus Sierstoke Lackawanna Agrae Iis Silverstone Over Lauer & Marks York State
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