Death of EB C Post at Jackson Street
EB C Post died at his Jackson Street home yesterday after a year long illness. He was born in Smithville Flats NY and moved here in 1877. Survived by a wife and two children Mrs. R M Whithan and men W C Donkerts. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM, Forest Hill cemetery, interment at the Bertine home on South Main Avenue.
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EB C. Post
Jackson Street
Ife
Mr. Post
Smithville Flats
N. Y
R. M. Whithan
W. C. Donkerts
Grand Army of the Republic
Forest Hill Cemetery
E. L. Bertine
South Main Avenue
Bertine
H. H. Silth and Son
Staten Island
Charles Acker
J. P. Acker
A. Tt. Acker
W. Wrisley
Harry Wrigley
Cleveland
T. M. Bass
W. Snover
F.C. Hall
William Chase
G. B. Carson
F.T. Knauss
Frank Heo
Mre
FL J. Atets
George Fields
Carrie Fallows
Aliee Miller
Grace Acker
Nettle Fern
Leah Knauss
Laura Green
Ftella Green
Mary Crogson
Louise Flynn
Bert Green
Charles Olver
Charles Bertine
Harry Randolph
Harry Acker
Arthur Beck
Wyomin g conference elects J G Eckman head of Wyoming delegation
The forty fifth session of the Wyoming conference at Binghamton closed with Rev J G Eckman named head of the delegation to the general conference. Rev L C Floyd was appointed as presiding elder. Delegates from Scranton and nearby areas expressed satisfaction with results and appointments.
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Binghamton
Trev
J.C. Horan
J. G. Eckman
Old
Wyoming
Monney
George Bennett
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Vincent
Tle
Weat Pittaton
Oneonta
New York State
Empire State
L. C. Floyd
Simpson Church
Scranton
Binghamton Eldsty
Floyd
J. O., Woodruff
Red Man Officers Installed and Local Church Notes
The article lists officers installed in Gold Eagle True No 012 of the Improved Order of Red Men including Fachem C L Biddlerman and others. It also notes Rev J B Sweet as newly appointed pastor of Simpson Methodist Episcopal church, details about family events, travel, and local social updates such as a raffle postponement for David Morris and concerts for charity.
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Red Men
Fachem
C. L. Biddlerman
Gentor Sagamore
W. H. Decker
Saramore
D. T. Evans
Prophet
A. T. Middleman
Wampum
Adam Wheeler
J. A. Price
C, Price
G. Parry
John James
Albert Foeter
John Davis
Wage
G. Detrick
Great Council of Pennsylvania
J. B. Sweet
Simpson Methodist
Floyd
Sweet
Globe Warehouse
Borough Council Minutes Highlight Fire and Street Plans
All council members attended as President Hagerty opened the session. The March 19 Freelal meeting and previous minutes were approved. Treasurer Lewis Ingle and Street Commissioner George H. Jack were confirmed. Appointments named to resistants against Victor Hivesechel in the fire department. Police chief reported no arrears. street commissioners noted work valued at $1A. Fire chief’s report detailed fires and apparatus values. A petition from the Electric base company sought apparatus purchase. referred to the treasurer committee. An ordinance granted the Traction company right of way on Cherry Street to Thin Street and was referred to railway committees. A $290 bill for water damage on Chestnut Street referred to special committee. A communication from Suburban Light Company cited cheaper rates via Dunmore. Borough engineer authorized to grade Monroe Avenue. Several bills and orders passed. An adjournment set for 7:00 p.m. at the borough building on Lith.
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Haggerty
Freelal
Lewis Ingle
George H. Jack
Coaney
John
Tre
Wanil
Traction Company
Cherry Street
Thin Street
Kintrely Street
T. P. Lotchworth
Cheetnut Street
Miers, Wateh
Flarper
Dunnore
Letters From The People
Short letters published with the writer's name and accompanying note. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed.
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the Tribune
Expressions of thanks for The Messiah production
The Rail Road Department of the Young Men's Christian Association thanks Prof Haydn Kyv ana and the Choral Union for four months of work on The Messiah. They extend gratitude to J Henry MacKinley G R Clark the Deli wire Lackawanna and Western railroad officials the Young Men's Christian Association press and city advertisers. They urge ticket order holders to return them promptly to close finances this week. B W Pearsall Secretary Scranton Pa April 7 1890.
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Tribune
Young Man's Christian Association
Haydn Kyvana
Tembera
Choral Union
Banka
Iso
J. Henry MacKinley
New York
G. R. Clark
Deliwire, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
B. W. Pearsall
Scranton, Pa
Marriage of Moenry Ziegler and Minnie Pontius
A double item notes the marriage of Henry F. Ziegler and Minnie Pontius at their home by Rev. William A. North. The couple plans a brief honeymoon and will reside at 501 Cedar Avenue, while relatives and local notables attend. Also announced is a public meeting on good roads scheduled for Friday at Germania Hall with speeches by A. T. Dunning and others.
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Moenry J. Ziegler
Minnie Pontius
Good Roads
Henry F. Ziegler
Misa Minnie Pontius
Mira
Fred Weichel
Cedar Avenue
Hiver Street
William A. North
Pase Wor
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Misa Yottle Pontius
Jacob Pontius
Henry J. Ziegler
Fred Pontius
Fred Welchel
August Schimpf
and Mire
Louis Schumacher
Emil Epp
Anna
Lulu
Emma Poutine
Ziegler
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
Buliala
Niagara Falls
Canada
Neilve
Ziegler & Schumacher
Coming Attractions At The Academy And Davis Theater
The Academy hosts Russ Whytal’s For Fair Virginia with original New York cast and stagecraft this evening. Next Friday’s 1492 burlesque by Edward Rice features a starry cast and new dressmaking, followed by Surpirse Party. The Boston Opera Company’s Robin Hood with S L Studley orchestra plays Saturday. April 9 welcomes The London Gaiety Girls at Davis Theater with The Century Club and vaudeville stars in a three day stay.
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Metropolitan Dramaatic
Academy
Russ Whytal
Virginia
Fifth Avenue Theater
New York
Edward FE
Rice
Bostonians Opera Company
8. L. Studley
Metropolis
Boston
Academy of Music
Robin Hood
Henry Clay Barnabee
William H. McDonald
Jesele Bartlett Davis
Eugene Cowles
Helen Bertram Henley
C. EB. Landle
George Frothingham
Alice Nielsen
Jerome Sykes
Harold Blake
London Gaiety Girls
Davis
Century Club
Stara
Fergrusons
Hddie O'Dell
Dot Lathrop
Hilton the Wonder
Keating and
Alexander
Chappelle Sisters
Astronor Metas
Odtititul ii
McKenna's Flirtation Staged at the Academy of Music
Edgar Selden and a capable company offered McKenna's Flirtation before a small audience at the Academy of Music last night. Caroline Wolf impressed in Mary Ellen Ryan, while Daniel Barrett delivered strong Katherine O'Donnell performances as weather and other attractions limited attendance. The Nickel Plate Road runs from Buffalo to Chicago via Cleveland and Fort Wayne.
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Edgar Selden
McKenna
Academy of Ausic
Caroline Wolf
Mary Ellen Ryan
Daniel Barrett
Katherine O'Donnell
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Fort Wayne
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Lawrence Jones
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Reese Modiock
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Son Street
Philharmonics
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D. J. Watson
Danville
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Per Doxon
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Carlisle
Reve
H. 2. McDermott
Kingston
Boston University
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M. D. Fulner
Owego
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Clarke Bros
Lewis Roberts
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Slater
Sarah Jones
North Bromiley Avenue
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Filmore Avenue
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Lorn
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van Buren Avenue
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Keyser Avenue
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South Side
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Dunning
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Trafic Ae
Andrew Conlon
Christina Miller
Birch Street
Washington Avenue
Women's Society
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Anata
Martin Mooney
Prise
Mort
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M’kenna
D. Beck
Adams Ave
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J H
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Ted Federal
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Coal Exchange
Tion
Mercereay & Connell
Pisa
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Il Ponds
Shirewsbury
Rockaways
Maurice River
Western Shores
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Oes
Pierge’s
Penn Ave
James Moir
First National Bank
Ilo
Elis
William S. Millar
Wyoming Ave
Center ST
Steinway & Son
Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
A. Hulbert
Music Store
Mlorey IL Ki Manufac Co
M. W. Collins
Acres Darrett
W. F. Gonners
Lackwanna Avemue
PosivEco Theater
Kr. Russ Whytal
Virginia Frank G Cotter
Peters
Whale of Geate
Mab
Neapekas
THE _ FROTHINGHAM
Neil Burgess
Alvin Joslin
Arliste
Margaret Mather
Frederick Pasidte
Com Ap Ee
T. Coach
Mica
Violace
American Theaters
Ae Mather
Davis’ Theater
London
Tramp Astronomers
Priges
Conrad
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