Easter Foolwear Patent Leather Women’s Shoes
Fashion note for Easter bonnet wearers promoting patent leather round toe shoes. Describes swagger and superb quality and mentions dealer prices between 4.00 and 5.00 dollars.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1898
Page
7
Wilkis-Barre Record Available in Berenton News Stands
The Wilkis-Barre Record can be had in Berenton at the news stands of M. Meinhart, 10 Wyoming Avenue, Mac, Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berenton
M. Meinhart
Wyoming Avenue
Mac
Lackawanna Avenue
City Notes and Local News Addenda
Matthew Bent of Old Porge is appointed constable to fill a vacancy. Mrs. Martha Moore Avery of Heston to give a free lecture on Bob Millom, the Hope of Humanity, at Fail ere hall. A wagon on Jefferson Avenue was demolished after a runaway horse. no injuries. M J Denahon of this city calls a Young Men’s Institute board meeting for Saturday, April. Deliwire and Padson company worked Saturday at Archbald White Oak mines, Honesdale shops, and Gravity division trains. Public hearings set for Piet Beeondard Fourth wards Carbondale today. Fifth and Sixth wards appeals heard tomorrow. Scranton clearinghouse reports weekly bank exchanges. Police seek Millie Vindermuch, a 13 year old from Chibondale visiting relatives on Vine Street. whereabouts unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Bent
Old Porge
Martha Moore Avery
Heston
Bob Millom
Failere Hall
Joseph Gra
Jefferson Avenue
M. J. Denahon
Young Men's Institute
Ard Padson Company
White Oak
Archbald
Honesdale
Gravity
Piet Beeondard
Carbondale
Wurde
Carbonelle
Scratton Clearing House
Andersen
Sahat
Thei
Walter Divorce Case Heard On Desertion and Cruel Treatment
Saturday hearing in the Chauncey F. Walter versus Verah J. Walter divorce case denied desertion and cruel treatment claims. Jurisdiction questioned. act alleged in Wayne county. Attorneys C. J. Harding and J. P. Sprage for Walter. A. A. Voslug for Verah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey F. Walter
Verah J. Walter
Wayne County
C. J. Harding
J. P. Sprage
A. A. Vosluig
Handsome Parochial School Opens in Towanda
A new parochial school in Towanda, built through the efforts of Rev. Charles Kelley, D D is ready for opening. Charles F. Kelley, formerly of the city, helped organize the project and the formal opening is planned with invitations for bishops and priests from nearby areas. The building cost is listed at $40,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
Chas. &. Kelly
Charles F. Kelley
Catholic Church of
Wiehops
Tara
Hoban
Dixon Leaves Scranton for Warren Avenue Church
Dr. Joseph K. Dixon concludes his pastorate at Penn Avenue Baptist and departs for Totton to lead the Warren Avenue Baptist Church. A farewell service fills the Scranton church with friends as prayers and resolutions of gratitude mark his final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Avenue
Hopus Church
Joseph K. Dixon
Penn Avenue
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Totton
Basie
Dixon
Scranton
Christ
Dixona
Sabbath Notes at Waele With Steel Presby terian Church
The piece records an Easter review of the Philippines Young Men's Christian coalition and notes activities across several churches including the Green Ridge flupnet church and St Brindan Connell No 2 Young Men's institute. An afternoon vesper and communion services are mentioned along with offerings and meetings hosted by church groups and pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inrless
Waele
Rey A. L. Ramer
W. JL
Whyteburn
Pilgrims Attend Service at St Patrick’s Church
Worshippers gathered at St Patrick’s Church for a late afternoon service and received holy communion. The event drew members from the local parish community.
Long Forgotten Law: Bail Fight in Springer Case
In the Lackowonnstron and Coal Co v Springer suit, bail is debated after Springer posted 1500 bail while a rule to show cause why he should not be released without bail is set. The defense cites a 1724 act exempting real estate owners from bail in such cases, noting Springer’s wealth and warrants. Judge Gunster delays further action, scheduling next Saturday for ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae
Eourt
Springeye
Burne
Coutbel
Springer
Gunster
Republican conventions set in district under new rule
The district Republican committee voted Saturday to hold district conventions within the district limits rather than at Scranton. James E. Watkins proposed the change, supported by Lackawanna County delegates, while Dalton and other towns pushed for a Dalton location. The district convention to select delegates to the state convention will be April 9, with primaries next Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agalnier
Litthe Patel
Scranton
Bellows Height
W. P. Davis
Dalton
Taylan Tien
Majorite
Thurston & Parker
John BR. Jones
Cleet
Taghi Ei Treosilay
Funeral of William Mahon Attended by Immense Concourse
The funeral for William Mahon was held yesterday from his Olyphant residence. A vast procession viewed the pallbearers as the casket lay in a broadcloth coffin, with designs and louquete near the bier. At 2 p.m. remains were taken to St Patrick's Church for a brief service led by Rev. P. J. Murphy, followed by a sermon praising the deceased. Annie Brown sang Lead Kindly Light. Interment followed in Carbondale after a special eleven-car train carried the cortege. Benediction at the grave was given by Rev. J. M. Amour. Active pallbearers were: P. Hoban, R. O’Neill, J. Fadden, T. Monahan, M. J. Duffy, J. J. Brown. Honorary bearers included District Attorney Jeeta Wt, John Penman, J. K R Coyne, J. Chirk, and Peter Zeigler. The Lodge of Hikes from the city attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mahon
Olyphant
Bt. Paterick
P. J. Murphys
Annie Brown
Carbondale
M. Amoulter
PL. Hoban
Rw. Onilagher
J. J. Fadden
Thomas Monahan
M. J. Duffy
Corbondale
J. J. Brown
Scranton
Jeeta
Jones
John Penman
Orphant
John J. OO Bogle
J. KR. Coyne
Jetn Chirk
Peter Zeigler
Cabbage Case Delayed to Monday After Long Session
After a Good Friday recess, Judge Conton pressed for closing the cabbage case but adjournment loomed. The proceedings stretched into Saturday morning and, by dark, the judge ordered the matter continued until Monday due to its length and lack of finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conton
City committee overestimates revenue by over one thousand
The joint estimates committee met Friday night and reported an appropriation ordinance exceeding the city revenue of 295 100 by more than 1 000. A hearing of the committee is scheduled for tonight to reduce the ordinance to the required gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Cornella
Irish American Societies Plan July Fourth Centennial
Lackawanna County Irish American groups form a committee to stage a Field Day on July 4 and invite a nationally known orator. They elect C. T. Boland as president and appoint officers and a grounds committee while adopting resolutions backing Irish independence and U S support amid tensions with Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crider of Hiberian Societies
Scranton
Lackawanna County
Fleet
Lackawanna Avenue
Ireland
C.T. Holand
John FP. Collins
Carbondale
James T. McGinnis
John 8. McCale
John T. O'Neill
Wiliam Dawson
Owen F. McKenna
William McDonough
John T. Gavan
Coriee
Mina
United States of America
Isiapd
Congress
Cob
United States
Bay of Ha
Assailants Traced to City After Fearch Abandoned
The assailants were traced to a city where the Fearch was abandoned after learning the men lived in Minvoka. The victim was reversibly hurt but not in a critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegesk
Assailanta
Ine
Minvoka
Meridian Street Riot Draws Police to Scene
A mass brawl on Meridian Street near Bynon Street prompted a patrol wagon response. Officers arrested two of five principals on the spot, with others later in the afternoon, as a crowd of hundreds gathered and two houses owned by Michael Ruane were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Street
Bynon Street
Frother
Michael Ruane
Pollen Station
Delter
Dyer
Leland
Marker
Trent
Market
Alexander Sadeklil
Boland
Joseph Faltzkill
Third Street
Broadway
Fullakill
Washine
Rebecca Van Zandt Dies at 106 in Seneca Valley NY
Mrs Rebecca Van Zandt died at her home in Seneca Valey New York at age 106. The notice highlights Hood s Sarsaparilla as a trusted remedy and promotes Hood s Pills for liver and bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Valin
N.Y
Rebecca van Zandt
Minooka Man Dejeski badly hurt in street ambush
Denis Dejeski was struck with a chair in a South Washington saloon by a group of assailants after leaving with his brother. He sustained a scalp wound a fractured arm and severe bruising and was taken to Lackswanda hospital after police and patrol officers responded to the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis Dejeski
South Washington
Lickawanna
Dejeski
Washington Avenue
Wejeski
Parry
Duggan
Bim Street
Ente
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Central Police Station
Fulton
Lackswanda Hospital
Hose Makers Promote Durability and Low Prices
An advertisement touts the cheapest hose products due to their durability. The sale details suggest bulk discounts and widespread availability, emphasizing value and longtime performance for customers seeking affordable irrigation solutions.
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City Notes
Millie Vindermuch
Chibondale
Vine Biredt
Vine Street
Walter
Was Creet
Min
Handsome Parochial School
Scranton Cash Store
Soston
Dol
Kundrede
Dison
American Memorial
Prescott Avenue
Divon
Isaac Post
Mson
Lemuel Amerman
Clury Ave
Moston
Tadelty
Warsen Avenue
Boston
West
Our Church Messenger
Penn Avenue Baptist
Sour
Ollime
St. Patrick's Church
Man Weber
Hest Shoe
Tom & Lto Tips Son
Poli
Hiein Ste
Gtr
Blranton, PA
Iover Grahwin
Matthews
Driggisty
Utions
J. ¢. Vaughan
Faward F. Hlewitt
T. Boland
John J. Murphy
James A. Cyhara
J. P. Walker
P. J. Kelly
John P Collins
Rookwood
Libbey's
Dina
Millar & Peck
Wyoming
May Potlow
Hood
Arnold
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Gallen's
OUR Great Children's Department
hHiliren
Chiliren
Penn Clothing and Shoe House
Minooka
Neals
Lacka. Ave
J. H. Ladwig
Penn
J. R. Cohen
Millers Gloveine
Mears & Hoon
Delrabio
Reisman
Louisian
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