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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1901

Page

2

Stuart Elected as Harmonious City Council Leader

The Common and Select Councils held a peaceful session reorganizing the body with Collins named chairman and Moon re elected as City Clerk. A joint convention elected a city solicitor while clashes over procedure and personalities faded into routine as committees and business were set for the next meeting.

Common Collins Moon Ohamenep Mie Adendlock Mennede Min Kennedys Stone Fletcher Ily Robert TD. Sturt James Thompson TD. Stuart W. R. Masters J.B. Jordan Nowu Jorden Wy PL Masters Jordan Alex. Kennedys Stuart A. T. Thompson Whitfield J. Masters Evans Ken- Tey Pletcher Davis Battle Tor Jordan Pugilane Loftus Ctol- This Nealon Murphy W. F. Mastersho Mannlén Garretts Mayer Whil- Hateiek Moen Abe Munien United Bodies H. O. Stuart Alexander Roberts Roberts Mrr. Stuart Kennedy Common Council At & P.m Select Council

Beauty and health myths in early 20th century ads

An early 20th century ad extols beauty tied to health, arguing women at the typewriter reflect American beauty. It claims Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures diseases weakening women, restores regularity, stops drainage, heals inflammation, and preserves vigor. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for headaches.

Ramsii Die Pierce

New Society Formed For Abstinence In Parish

After Sunday services at St Mose, parish women organized a St Aloysius Abstinence Society. Rev T Fetcolfey and J Curran explained aims to promote temperance. 119 women signed pledges and formed a temporary committee with John V Delaney elected president and Dulloey Gordon secretary. Next meeting planned after further talks.

St. Mose St. Aloysius Father Cura

Fractured Local Fraternal Group Names Listed

OCR fragment lists divisions and lodges of several fraternal and benevolent orders including Ancient Order of Hibernians Lucretia lodge Daughters of Rebekah Luckawianni tribe Red Man and Knights groups with garbled locale identifiers and missing context. The text hints at organizational chapters but provides no events dates or actions.

Ancient Order of Hibernians Vincent de Paul Lucretia Lodge Na. Lo Rebekah Tiaproyedt Order of Red Man Knights of Hoar Uno Neo St. Giorge

When We Were Twentycane by Tomine deemated by Bouton

A brief theater note from New York cites a play titled When We Were Twentycane credited to Tomine, praised as the Breaitest work of the century by Bouton art, with a Wednesday evening performance at Footeheck and checks to be distributed at six.

Edmond Bouton Art New York Footeheck Eix

Personnel Shuffle at Delaware and Hudson Freight House

H T Twiet, long time operator at the Delaware and Hudson freight house, has been transferred to Yatesville. James Pinckney of Honesville has been appointed to take his place after months of vacancy.

H.t.twiet Delaware and Eudes Yatesville James Pinckney Honesitide

Abe Sahni Moves Into Vacant Park Place Shop

Abe Sahni Yesterday moved into the Stare building on Park Place, taking a temporary space while the Mini Street Shoe Store undergoes remodeling nearby.

Abe Sahni VT. O'cronnell Park Place

Thimble Tea Planned at Stott Jadwin Home

Mrs James Stott and Mrs Bob A Jadwin invite guests to a thimble tea Thursday afternoon at Mrs Stotts residence No Orchard Church Street. Guests will enjoy light refreshments and fellowship in a social gathering hosted by two local organizers.

James Stott Bob A. Jadwin

Fragmentary Names List From Street Notes

Partial OCR reads three persons and two addresses with missing context. Spring street reflects aae line with a seu and Weat Side mentions. The readable bits point to a neighborhood note with several names but no clear event or action.

Myre Revae Vrncg Spring Street John Duffy Weat Side

Thursday Two Merry Tramps Saturday When We Were Twenty ane

Two titles listed for a week’s events or performances. Thursday features Two Merry Tramps. Saturday presents When We Were Twenty ane.

Rennie Offers Rehire to Discharged Locomotive Shop Workers

Locked out Delaware and Truistown locomotive shop men awaited a Washington Machinists union officer at the railroad station. Master mechanic Rennie offered to rehire the forty two discharged men if they apply individually, but the group rejected the plan. Only one applicant arrived, a vagrant who sought work and then left after being told the position.

Delaware and Truilsun Machinists’ Union Washington Watt Rennie Des

Carbondalians Sentenced in Scranton Court Term

A two weeks term at Scranton kicked off with about 270 cases. Joseph Murray of Carbondale pleaded guilty to statutory burglary tied to a theft at J F McDonald’s on South Main. Murray’s prior sentences were noted by Judge Kelly, including seven months and nine months for similar offenses. Also charged was Jive Sanford, who admitted larceny from Mrs Lil Littden of Sevatt Street, with a $20 purse theft. Judge Welly imposed thirty days in the county jail.

Scranton Joseph Murray Carbondale Murray Kelly Murry Gureter Welly Regi McAndrew

Howe’s High Grade Moving Pictures At Berean Baptist Evening

Iewman HH Howe presents a new series of animated photographs from Europe and America at the Berean Baptist church. The Dewdies Aid Society hosts the Wednesday event, April 17, offering a season’s treat with a display of advanced moving pictures at the Napper Tewse.

Iewman HH. Howe Dewdies Berean Baptist Church Surope America

Graham sisters bring rare gifts to Berean Baptist Church

Among the city’s finest musicians the Graham sisters rise in acclaim. Ma Melville’s attraction draws attendees to the Berean Baptist church tomorrow night, with an additional twenty minutes of music by the young artists from 7 40 to 8 05.

Graham Sisters Ma Melville Berean Baptist Church

Carbondale club to hold regular meeting this evening

The Carbondale Cvele club invites members to a monthly meeting this evening at S40 o'clock. Nominations for the Various club Offices for the ensuing year will be made. Members are urged to attend in full force.

Carbondale Cvele

Detachable Heel Patent Issued for Shoemaker Sullivan

Sullivan, a shoemaker at the corner of Sulew avenue and Charel eivoot, has received patent letters from Snow & Co of Washington for a detachable heel, the only device of its kind.

M, Ul, Sullivan Sulew Avenue Charel Eivoot Snow & Co Washington

Shiloh's Consumption Cure Advertised Cough Cold Remedy

An old advertisement touts Shiloh's Consumption Cure as a long time cure for coughs and colds. It claims to have saved hundreds of thousands of lives over fifty years and promises money back if not satisfied. The pitch cites testimonials and states price options and distribution through druggists.

Shiloh Bsc

Invention Allows Reversible Heels For Shoes

A patent heel system enables changing worn halves of heels as they wear, keeping shoes in proper shape. The simple device reverses easily, with minimal extra cost comparable to standard pins. Mr. Sullivan has several offers and plans to market the invention with partners.

Sullivan

Flynn visits Carbondale as electric road system expands

Mr Flynn ex Carbondale Traction general manager now leads Easton electric roads and spends Faster Sunday in town. He notes $150 000 in improvements on the line his roster handles. He condemns Euston council for refusing Mr Carnegie’s library offer and urges Carbondale to seize similar chances.

CE. Flynn Carbondale Traction Company Easton Euston Carnegie Mr. Flynn Carbondale

Class Social At Burke Hall Brings Noted Talent To Fore

Pupils of Professor Collins held a social in Burke's hall last evening with many members participating. Music by Professor Wirth kept the gathering lively until early morning. Professors Collings and Firth deserve congratulations for the skill and grace shown in the evening’s performances.

Collins Burke's Hall Wirth Gayely

Cigarmakers Union Social Enjoyed in Watts Hall

The Cigarmakers union in this city held a lively social at Watts hall on North Church Street. The hall was prettily decorated and a large number of dancers took part as merriment continued past midnight.

Cigarmakers’ Union Watts Hall North Church Street

Sunday School Officers Elected at No 4 Chapel

The No 4 Sunday school held elections for a nine month term. Superintendent W Williams, assistant superintendent A B Carrell, secretary Harry Proctor, librarian C H Arthur, and treasurer Mrs Williams were chosen.

No. 4 W. Williams A. B. Carrell Harry Proctor C. H H. Arthur Mrs. Williams

Mrs Law Gifts Candlesticks and Candles to Trinity Church

Mrs John Law donated two eucharist candlesticks for the chapel altar while Mrs C R Manville contributed six vesper lights and two eucharist candles for the main altar, presented to Trinity church. Reverend Saw yer received the items for the chapel.

John Law Trinity Church Sawyer C. R. Manville

Delaware and Hudson Plan Track Upgrade Near Honesdale

The Delaware and Hudson company intends to add an extra rail on the Honesdale line from Carbondale and abandon several miles by building a straight line from the switchback to near No. 7, instead of following the longer route past No. 4.

Delaware and Hudson Company Honesdale Carbondale Neary No. 7

Frank and Son Finish Interior Painting in Lawrence Fitzsimmons House

Tr Ss Frank and son of this city completed papering and painting the interior of the Lawrence Fitzsimmons residence at number four.

Ss. Frank & Son Lawrence Fitzsimmons No, 4

Local residents and visitors noted in Easter community notes

Edward Clark and Miss Alice Bridgett are confined to home by illness. Local residents and former residents, including T. FF. Wurts of Philadelphia and J. B. Vannan, were in town over the weekend. Many relatives travel for Easter to Buffalo, New York, or Philadelphia. David Morgan and five children plan to move to San Diego after a Erie flyer trip tonight.

Edward Clark Gilbert Colborn Belmont Stret Brooklyn Street Er. W. Reynolds Fitth Honesdale J. B. Vannan Helen Shaffer Shaffer Farview Vv. C. Manners Peoples Shoe Store Buffalo N. Y John W. Aitken Lucy Westlake W.T. Colville Lincoln Avenue Keith Manville St. Paul's Academy New Hampshire Nora O'Hearn Edward Roche New York City John F. Abbott Wilkes-Barre B. H. Abbott Spring Street Edward Delaney John EB. Hrennan Dickinson School of Law A. U. Vandermark Providence Josiah Vandermark Washington Street Ray Christian Postal Telegraph Company Mys Fred Edwards Berinton Pitter Frank Smith Clarfield Avenue David Morgan Winton San Diego Cal Erie

Lichty Celery Nerve Compound Promises Spring Tonic

In spring the system craves a tonic and Lichtys Celery Nerve Compound is marketed to tone nerves blood kidneys and liver and boost energy. Sold by Mathews Brothers.

Matthews Brothers

Father Taylor the Sailor Preacher lecture at First Baptist

Jermany and Mayfield notes cover Rev. Ernest Melville of Fort Edwards New York delivering a vivid lecture on Father Taylor the Sailor Preacher. Attendees praised the description and anecdotes as highly entertaining.

The Mery Milk Maids At Father Mathew Opera House

The production of The Mery Milk Maids a comic opera by St Patrick's church choir directed by Prof T W Watkins was a highly enjoyable event. Bauer's orchestra provided accompaniment and Nettie McDonnell was pianist. The performance drew a large audience and sustained the choir's strong reputation for fine singing with a full cast of named young women.

Father Mathew Opera House St. Patrick’s Church T. W. Watkins Bauer Mixs Nettie McDonnell Nalls Queen Mie Anna Brown-O'Alas Jey Dorothy Nellie Gallagher Monica Margaret Myone Margery Veronica O'Hara Neill Norton Dunints Les Bridget Woley Myrtle Lizzie Henry Maud May Wettned Fay Miss Muggle Norton Ruth Ailes

Mother Grays Swot Powders Claim Cure All

Promoted as a safe remedy for stomach woes and teething in children, Mother Gray’s Swot Powders are advertised as pleasant tasting and effective. The ad claims they regulate bowels, aid digestion, and provide relief for childhood ailments, urging mothers to buy from druggists and request samples.

Mother Gray New York Ask Allen & Oluasivd le Mop

Community fair and gatherings showcase regional talent

Readable segments describe a five night fair in Weberyvink with fancy booths, decorations, and donations from Sherman to Scranton groups. Local and visiting companies from several towns plan attendance. Evening programs include recitations, address by a chairman, music and literary fare, plus religious and fraternal events across multiple venues with notable speakers and attendees.

Temperance meeting at Moosic and church reading event

The Legal Temperance legion meets at the Methodist Episcopal church in Moosic tonight at 7 90. A literary program follows and manual lessons resume from the last meeting. Miss Tauri Barrett of Susquehanna will read Saturday at the church under Epworth league auspices with free will offering. Mrs William Winters and daughter from Wilkes-Barre visited Mrs William MacDonald. Mrs Laur spent Sunday with Wingsteen friends. George Price died Monday at 4 60 am, age 4, survived by parents two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at the house, burial in Marey cemetery.

First Baptist Church Ernest Melville Fort Edwards N. Y Father Taylor Melville Hey M.D. Fuller Methodist Episcopal Church Wyoming West Pittston Ohnmacht Fourth Street Wis Honora Lodge Rebekah Archbald Carbondale Retail Clerks’ Association Delaware Hudson Calliery Pada Vy Arthur Evans Willie Jones Wundling T. B. Griffithes North Main Street Walter Johnstown Jonathan Davis John Gravel Pittston FE. D. Jenkins Green Midge William Osborne Dickinson College Claude Stocker Lehigh University Hannah Humphreys Mooele Miss Davis Miss Roberts Forestry Jermyn Stephen Whitmore West Mayfield Legal Temperance Legion Tauri Barrett Susquehanna King’s School of Oratory Methodist Church Epworth League William Winters Wilkes-Barre William MacDonald Mere Marey

Peckville Area Social Notes and Local Visits

Mrs William Streeter of Scranton visits her sister Mrs A L Vo Mace on Main Street. Theodore White of Soran visits parents. Mrs Anna Lreftt revisits sister Mrs Andrew Hale of Yatesville. Lawrence Smithing of Scranton visits M Tarnen. Delaware and Hudson mine workers were paid yesterday. Wilson Fine Company members meet at Delaware cd Hudson station to attend Parsons Hose fair in uniform.

William Streeter Scranton AL Vo Mace Main Street Delaware and Ludsea Company Grassy — Island Wilson Fine Company Delaware cd Hudson Aveluck Parsons Hose Company Theodore White Soran Wbw, Ketchum Florence Ewingle Yikesvilla Cua Tuws Anna Ixreftt Vic Andrew Hale Yatesville Lawrence Smithing M. Tarnen

Colonist Sleeper Excursions to West and Southwest

Travel buyers may secure inexpensive maike trips to California Avigona or New Mexico via Southern Railway. Tickets labeled Colonist available weekly through April with departures from Philadelphia Washington and other points. Sleeper rates include $7 berth for two, with conductors and Pullman porters included.

Chiefornia Avigona New Mexico Southern Railway Siatran Washington Philadelphia Southern Pacific Company Washington Pullman Charles J. Hopkins Istilet Southern Jkaliway Olphiua

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