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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1899

Page

11

West Scranton Events and Local Crime Report

The day features church meetings and social events at Simpson M E Church plus an open air concert and two funerals. A burglar snatched Elizabeth Hineline’s purse on West Lickawinna Avenue near Ninth Street, but barber Frank Flora recovered the bag containing $16 and handed it back amid a crowd. police are investigating.

Simpson M. E. Church Webster Literary Society Eliazabeth Hineline Hallstead Court Clarke Ros Peter Ros Weat Lickawinna Avenue Ninth Street Frank Flora Tvilian

Entertainment by Elmwood Methodist Young Ladies Auxiliary

The annual social of the Wo men’s Foreign Missionary Society linked to Elmwood Methodist Episcopal church featured Grace Cramer on piano, a history by Margaret Hughes, recitations by Bertha Carson and Minnie Roberts, duets by May Tronium and Mile Fel Jowa, solos by Edith Fowler and Susan Markwick, and a social afterward with refreshments welcomed by many youths.

Young Ladies Auxiliary Women's Foreign Missionary Society Elmypwon Ofiss Grace Cramer Young Ladies’ Auxiliary Margaret Hughes Busan Markwick Minnie Roberts

Escapee Walter O Malley Arrested After Man Hunt

Walter O Malley of Lonergan Court who escaped Patrolman MacColligan during a raid on a burglary at a West Lackawanna avenue turber shop was captured yesterday afternoon and jailed. He had been implicated in the burglary after MacColligan fired two shots without striking him. The events followed a cold winter night.

Walter O'Malley Lonergan Court MaccColligan John McHate West Lackawanna Avenue O'Malley MacColligan

O Malley Rescued After Impalement On Iron Fence

Report states O Malley was rescued by McColliman from a dangerous struggle after a man intoxicated became impaled on an iron fence on South Hyde Park Avenue. The injured man admitted that shots from an officer's revolver narrowly missed him. McHale was held in custody. O Malley is to be examined this morning.

O'Malley McColliman Hyde Park Avenue McHale O Malley

Funeral Services for James Hendrew and John McAndrew

Rev. and EF Mathews officiated at James Hendrew’s funeral held yesterday at his sister Mire. Charles A. Ashboman attended and Knights of Pythias sent delegates. Interment followed in Lackawanna. A second funeral for John McAndrew occurred at 2 p.m. at St Patrick’s Church with Fev. Pather Ruddy officiating. Pallbearers included Dominick Moran and others. burial was in Cathedral cemetery.

EF. Mathews the Het Baptist Church James Hendrew Mire Charles A. Ashboman South Grant Avenue St. Patrick's Catholic Church Jackson Street Fev. Pather Ruddy Dominick Moran T. F. Grant Thomas Gannon Frank Dillon Manus Granahan Michael J. Norton Cathedral

Webster Literary and Debating Society Meeting

The Webster Literary and Debating society met at Eugene J Fellows home on South Main avenue to conduct church affairs and a debate on the resolution That Expansion is Beneficial to the United States. The next meeting will be at Th Pett home on North Rebecca avenue Friday evening April 28.

Webster Literary and Debating Society Eugene J. Fellows South Main Avenue United States Idred Victorios Pett North Rebecca Avenue

Stenner’s Dead to Present Open Air Concert

An open air concert is promised at No V1 Jackson Street at 8 this evening. The program includes Governor Roosevelt’s Rough Riders March by Blow Phillips, a serenade Sweet Spring, a cornet solo I Am Here, fires As Ye Nations, a medley overture Yankee Haech. The band, composed of well known musicians, is expected to deliver an excellent performance.

Stenner Jackson Street Htonsevelt Rough Riders Phillips

Wedding Row At Killyn Patch Ends In Stone Attack

At the Davis Johnston wedding in Killyn Patch on Thursday evening a disturbance broke out with several persons in the crowd. Stones were thrown and windows broken before police arrived. Ann Llewellyn was struck in the head by a stone thrown by Kate Taylor. William Vaughan, a friend of Llewellyn, struck Mrs. Taylor with a stone. Payton Taylor also was involved and caused trouble.

Davis-Johnson Killyn Patch Wetelianhead Ann Llewellyn Kate Taylor William Vauhan

Steamship agents to meet at Morgan's hall Monday

All steamship agents handling foreign drafts are requested to meet in Morgan's hall at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. The funeral of the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lasher of 44 North Bromley avenue will occur tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with interment to follow.

Morgan's Hall Main Avenue Jucheon Street Elmer Lasher North Bromley Avenue

Corset Fitting Available For One Week

A corset fitting event runs one week starting Monday April 24. Visitors may learn the benefits of the new style corsets and the attendant can help select models suited to individual figures.

Demonstration Show Highlights Key 11 12 13 Inch Lengths

The display emphasizes lengths of 11 12 and 13 inches as central features. The presentation notes how these measures stand out in the current exhibit and attract attention from observers.

Washburn Street notices and local events in Washington Camp

Notices report a vacant Hyde Park Jackson corner lot purchase by Washburn Street camp No. 178 for a large building, an address by J Arch Jones to West Side Concaive No. 21, a driver injury at Heber and Warnke, an entertainment by the Washburn Street Presbyterian Ladies Aid with ventriloquist Charles Hartley, a marriage at St Patrick’s Church, a young accident on North Rebecca avenue, injuries in Mt Pleasant mines, St Paul’s Pioneer corps electing delegates to a convention, the funeral of A J Corey, Rev F E Olmstead preaching at Simpson M E, steamship agents meeting at Morgan’s hall, and the Ladies auxiliary of Park Father Mathew ROvAY hosting a gathering at St Leon’s hall.

Washburn Street Washington Camp Patriotic Order Sons of America Hyde Park Avenue Jackson Street J. Archie Jones South Rebecca Avenue West Side Concaive Harry Cavanaugh Heber & Warnke Ladies’ Aid Society Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Charles Hartley Pris, Lavelle St. Patrick's Catholic Church Thomas Glynn Juha Burke Mary Burke Michael Burke T. A. TE Harleigh A. J. Corey St. Patrick's Church Cathedral FE. B. Olmstead D. D Rochester N. Y Simpson Methodist Episcopal Chnter Morgan's Hall Main Avenue Jackson Ede Park Mathew Rovay St. Leon's Hall

Local Residents Create Weekend Visits and Guests List

Sylvester Bavilits of South Filiiern Avenue visits Forty Fail Alte and Fredo Davin of North Fumner Avenue left yesterday for Bawwekin. Willkie Tame of North Miln Avenue plans a meeting. Mika Maud Tinenmn of Port Td Pua and Charles WL Hume of North Main Avenue travel on business. Mil ford and Port Jervis host Mrs William Goewan and daughter as guests of Mr and Mrs W A Rid of Jackson Firest.

Sylvester Bavilits South Filiiern Avenue Forty Fail Alte Fredo Davin North Fumner Avenue Bawwekin Rative Mee Willkie Tame North Miln Avenue Mika Maud Tinenmn Port Td Charles WL Hume North Main Avenue Milford Port Jervis Mre William Goewan Dumehter Pittston Suesta Mer Mra W. A. Rid Jackron Rirest

Fire damages two Lackawanna shops prompt wholesale service continue

Fire damaged stores 312 and 314 Lackawanna avenue Thursday night. Crooked stock saved, bicycles seized for wholesale orders. Basement area at 448 Lackawanna avenue under Horan Mer rils clothing store aids operations. J D Withuma & Bro. arranging prompt handling of cream orders.

Lackawanna Avenue Carloniera i Sin Lacka- Wenn Avenue Horan Fe Merrils Clothing Frick Lee Cream Telephoane J.D

Local Society Notes From Green Ridge and Nearby Areas

Mrs starv Promer returns from Dalton visit while Mr Huery of Dickson Avenue takes a new post at Koeller Piano factory. Several residents recover from illness and travel to Wyoming. Local schools and gatherings noted with guests and routine visits.

Starv Promer Dalton Huery Dickson Avenue Koeller Piano Factory Andrew Gramp Loraty J. W. Stevens Wyoming Grace Hendricks Lang Molny N. Yu Ww. Miller Mreaker Street Widdefiell Electric Avenue Norton Wagner Pittston Mev Airs Chlo Montrose and Ware H. W. Cole Harry Dunning Elmhurst Thomas Dunn Delaware Aireel al Hess Slack Hax Green Ridge Street Dioksen Avenue

Minooka News Roundup and Local Events

Minooka hosts a social at Callery's hall by Welcome Danelig Chase tonight. James McDonough returns from Butte Montana, Jimmy once wandered western states. The Greenwood tastes worker paid Saturday. Opening baseball game locals vs Maroons tomorrow. Avetia Wilhelm departs for Manchester New York. Michael King joins Pruden Hal Insurance. The Greenwell No 2 coal plant suspends operations indefinitely. Patrick Carey leaves for New York to finish enlistment ending July 2, 18h9.

Ahelln Mulherin Manchester Danelig Chase Callery's Hall James McDonough Martin McDonough Butte Montana Jimmy West Greenwood Maroons Avetia Wilhelm New York Michael King Booth Main Street Pruden- Hal Insurance Company Dlam Greenweal No. 2 Ecolllery Patrick Carey

Regained Health Gratifying Letters From Happy Women

A letter from Mia, Nebraska, praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for life saving health. She claims doctors diagnosed consumption and confirmed cessation of menses but after using the remedy her menses returned, weight increased, and overall health improved after years of poor condition.

Lydia E. Pinkham Menses

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonial

Mrs Gro Leach of Alton Illinois reports severe womb trouble with frequent menses and weakness. After using doctors remedies she tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and says she feels like a new person and would not trade it for any doctors medicine.

Kemp Boleam Lange Menses Lydia E. Pinkham

North Scranton social gathering highlights a celebratory evening

Mrs Howard Davis hosted guests on Pure Ginn Street for a restitution themed party. The event featured entertainment, refreshments, and a guest list including Misses Diggit, Jennie Davis, Sadie Cohen and several men such as Frank Price and John Richards, with asides noting lighted entertainment and cordial hospitality.

Als Howard Davis Ginn Street Jennie Davis Ae Pus Eyes Mashiwatide Sadie Cohen Woes Prank Price Jayne Newton Poesar Privie John Richards Thott Lewis Joseph Wilikenis

Religious Services Schedule Holds Steady Across City

The Providence Metinotiat Episcopal church and Welsh Baptist church on Weet Market street hold morning and evening services in Welsh and English. Rev W F Davis from Wayvre avenue Welsh Taerotist church preaches at the Baptist church. Courses include Sunday school at 1 pm and Epworth League at 6 45 pm. A sermon series “Christ and Modern Society” continues at North Malwa Avenue Theater with Rev Bb F Hammond from Olyphant and another sermon on “Heaven, A Prepared Move for a Prepared People” by Rev W L Watkins.

Che Ubu Werven Providence Metinotiat Episcopal Church William Edger Jest Christ Epworth League W. F. Davis Wayvre Avenue Parsons Weet Market Street J. AL Byars Watkins Malwa Avenue Morrw Christ and Modern Society Sandis Bb. FP Hammond Olyphant Wachovia

Local Residents Noted in Social Visits and Changes

Mrs James Thomas of Ferdinand Street is seriously ill Lil Miss Laura WKrunhell of Breaker Street visits friends in Northum er Sliney Mack of Deacon street visits friends in Waverly Mrs J F Evans of Pittston visited relatives Yesterday David Evans resigns from Cowles hardware Willam Davie and Janice Mactlus kie visited friends in Pittston Miss Jora Lalart of Perckvilly guests on Purhker street Mrs Thomas Evans of Pittston visited friends on Hollister Avenue yesterday Rev M D Fuller former Providence M E church pastor now of Owego N Y called on members of his former congregation here yesterday Mrs Michael Loftus of Sweeney street Mita Annie Lynott seriously ill at Reyner avenue James Morgan Moreans Meade avenue brain fever Mr and Mrs Truman Guild visiting at Presbyterian parsonage return to Walden N Y Mr T D H Jones of West Market street resigns from 610 Meyers to become foreman of street cleaning J F Nichola of Pittsburg called on friends here yesterday Miss Fannie Eldridge of Norwich N Y guest of C T Bellamy

James Thomas Ferdinand Street Laura Wkrunhell Breaker Street Northumer Sliney Mack Deacon Street Waverly J F. Evans Pittston David Evans Cowles’ ‘Hardware Willam Davie Janice Mactluskie Pttston Wertertay Jora Lalart Perckvilly Purhker Street Yeaterday Thomas Evans Hollister Avenue Yaelerdas M.D. Fuller Providence Methodist Episcopal Church Owego N. Y Michael Loftus Sweeney Street Mita Annie Lynott Reyner Avenue James Morgan Moreans Meade Avenue Truman Guild Presbyterian Pareenage Walton N.Y TD. H. Jones West Market Street Meyers J. F Nichola Pittsburg Fannie Eldridge Norwich C. T. Bellamy

Thomas Jefferson Lodge to Host Entertainment and Banquet

Thomas Jefferson lodge plans an entertainment and banquet next Wednesday evening at the room. The Storrs Mines Accidental Fund holds a meeting today at the usual place to consider the empty key question.

Thomas Jefferson Lodge Storrs’ Mines Accidental Fund Ysual Place

Song Becomes Popular Says The Writer

A friendly exchange notes a song’s rising popularity with listeners wearing the tune on display. The Bong Writer confirms many hear it and see others wearing it in public.

Puck

Farewell Reception for Christ Lutheran Pastor in South Scranton

The Lutheran ministers in Scranton honor retiring Christ Lutheran Church pastor Rev Henry Liew at a church reception on Cedar Avenue. Speakers praised his leadership, noting increased membership and reduced debt, with plans for his farewell sermon tomorrow morning and a later evening sermon by Rev Joseph Wiltike.

Christ Lutheran Church Henry Liew Cedar Avenue Lutheran Ministers Association A. L. Ramer W. C. L. Laner G. Spieker J. W. Randolph John Rowala Lisse Spieker Rey Mer. Tater Kowala Jasese Jweoh Wiltike Arlagefer A. Herforth Mir

Funeral for Abies Metitila Bohne at Hornmdon

Abies Metitila Bohne funeral held yesterday at Hornmdon with Rev Ki Schmidt presiding at Church of Peace. Choir sang as pallbearers and twelve young women served as flower bearers while a cortege moved to Pittston Avenue Cemetery for the burial.

Abies Metitila Bohne Hornmdon Clarge Ki. J. Schmidt Church of Peace Serviers Pittston Avenue William Shwe Chirks Scehneler CL Sarees Joln D Baker John Neher Fred Genter

Star Social Club Sees New Officers Elected at Pitteton Hall

At the continued meeting of the Star Social club held at Mirts hall on Pitteton avenue officers chosen to assume duties. They include President Charles Kellerman Vice President M Duval corresponding secretary J Mitiz recording secretary MM Miller treasurer Ty Phillinag trustees Pred Kellerman Jacob Westner and Val Phillips A social occasion followed the meeting.

Star Social Club Mirts Pitteton Avenue T& Meth Fee Harles Kellerman M. Duval J. Mitiz MM. Miller Ty Phillinag Pred Kellerman Jacob Westner Val. Phillips

Fragments From San Antonio and Local Notices

A garbled San Antonio fragment notes a Phoenix traveler for health, Forward Tender returning, and a Knights of the Golden Fale ritual meeting with degrees conferred on six candidates. Taylor’s Fred Lowry faced a drunkenness charge, Aldermin Lentes fined, Lawry promised to stay away, and John Hoover plans travel. An operation occurred at a local hospital for a Pittston avenue resident.

Williaon T Bhool Street Phoenix San Antonio Texas Knights of the Golden Fale Order Fred Lowry Taylor Aldermin Lentes Lawry John Hoover Prospect Avenue John Pred Sehneider Pittston Avenue

Local Address Orders Recalled to C B Bharkes

Details indicate delivery directions to South Side central city and central Hyde Park with orders addressed to C B Bharkes at 144 Cedar Ave Phone 6685. The fragment notes a contact for routing or pickup but lacks full context or action.

South Side Central City Central Hyde Park C. B. Bharkes Cedar Ave

Methodist Church Outdoor Concert Highlights Local Talent

Miss Caroline Conklin of Scranton led a woodland concert with Mircel Emmia Bone piano Ruby Yost singing and Maeter sear Ludwig whistling. The Epworth League hosted the first evening program featuring piano and vocal solos readings and piano accompaniment by Emma Ludwig as part of church activities.

Caroline Conklin Scranton Mircel Emmia Bone Ruby Yost Maetersear Ludwig Whistler Toviaim Epworth League Pine Solo Lin Sehabert Misa Hlink Ruth Stuart Ordtr Ludwig Miss Emma Ludwig

Church and community notices mix with local incidents

Activities at Presbyterian and Methodist churches include sermons on Memory Good and Prayer of the Church for Her Ministers with services and Sunday school. Local arrests for drunkenness, a Laurel Hill line derailment due to a broken flange, funeral of Patrick Carer, and Knights of Honor meeting announced.

Dr. Lews Carolineg Conklin Mies Conklin Mies Ruby Yoet Oscar Ludwig Emma Ludwig Mark Twain Conklin Presbyterian Church Gibbons Lane Day Edward Finland Thomas Brannan Burgess Powell Laurel Hill East Drinker Street Patrick Carer Vulock St. Mars’s Church St. Mary's Cemetery Knights of Honor

Duke of Norfolk and the clerks in a rural exchange tale

A humorous tale unfolds of the Duke of Norfolk and clerks in Buoghind who mismanage a form and a rural offer, while a widow asserts her life sentence for poisoning her husband. The scene shifts to post office discipline as an officious clerk insults a white reader, leading to reprimand and discharge.

Coloy Cayenne Duke of Norfolk Buoghind Alwaya Mikes Chuerke Dart Norfolk London Gener Ueadel

Indian Games and Exhibition At Paris Visit

A fragment describes Native American exhibitions with a fifty man team to play a rough field game akin to golf. It notes Indian tribes on reservations, fatally wounded during journeys, and a fast, risky chase where players aim to toss a wooden ball to a goal while pursued by opponents with large clubs.

Paris Tell Ame Kufaula Exta Goa

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