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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1900

Page

2

St Johns Catholic Church Largest Building Under Way in City

The only large building now under construction in the city is the St John’s Catholic Church in South Scranton, overseen by Contractor M. J. Huddy with Architec Percival Morvice supervising. Other projects include the Young Men’s Christian Association building and various renovations.

St. John’s Catholic Church South Scranton New Cour Ss St. Jats Cathet South Scrantom Contusolor M. J. Huddy Archiheet Percival Morvice All Sager Welkers Mulherin & Judge Behoveder Peck Jefferson Avenue Peter Stipp Nay Aug Park Armory Landis Builders Exchange Baptist Church of West Scranton

Fire Destroys Barn at Sadie Farm in Dunmore

Fire alarm from box 21 sent Independents and Neptune hose companies to Julius Sadie’s barn near McDonough Road in Dunmore. The blaze, which gained headway before crews subdued it, caused several hundred dollars in damage including a new wagon and furniture left behind by Mr. Barlié.

Independents Neptune Hose Companies Julius Sadie McDonough Very Tripp Avenue Barlié M. K. Bishop Bridget Brown Chestnut Street M. Butts Adams Avenue Thomas NX Higlin J. H W. Cooper Samuel Draper Fannie Day Malach Dielaney Spencer Street HH. Hecker Montes Avenue F. Mornbaker Madison Avenue Lena M. Langstaff M. McDonough Delaware Madiain Avenue Bh. M. Palmer Stif Mesorns Hesa Maria Scopicua Carmunantonio Pivavedle Mies Marie van Cleft Methodist Episcopal Sunday School South Mlakely Street Tettererd Treenta Miss van Cleft Fostess Nile Laurel Hi Park Pennnsylvania St. Mark’s St. Mark's Episcopal Church Stev Houghton Eoty Eigene Dudley Street Sundae Beaver Falls J Sinminons Hawley William Freeman Bimira Iaintorver

Autumnal notices and funerary notices from Main Street area

William Menean of Main street sustains a severe leg injury from a fall at Southworks yesterday afternoon. Miss Winifred Higgins returns from Pittston visit, Miss Mary Jeffers visits Wilkes-Barre, Mrs. Joh McCrea visits Pittston, Mrs. Richard J. Callery seriously ill, Miss Marion Cafferty visiting New York. The St. Monica's Ladies Irish Catholic Benevolent union held a regular meeting. Admission of Miss Mary A. Lowery of Stafford street dies of pneumonia at twenty one. funeral Wednesday at Minooka cemetery. Mindoka Comedy Club at St Joseph's Hall presents The Tamed Husband with prominent cast. Bettina Joyce, Miss Marie Joyce debut as monologist. afterpiece The Mere Bray's Footman starring Joyce, Conboy, Gannon, Joyce family, and local performers. Miss Kate Reardon accompanist. Street caret Kogliahwin-Whey praised as comfortable for those who stand, per judge’s remark.

William Manean Main Street Southworks Winifred Higgins Pittston Mary Jeffers Davis Street Wilkes-Barre Joh McCrea Richard J. Callery Blimey Avenue Marion Cafferty New York BL. Joseph's Andlittl Heathice McNulty Joyee Mise Olwen Howells John Shaughnessy Eddie O'Donnell John Tooley James Tate Jon Handley Lynch Tuiny George Burns Fitzpatrick Rowan O'Brien Mr. Thomas and Son Peter Bettina Joyce Academy of Music Marie Joyce Minooka Comedy Club Mere Bray Myr Thomas Margett Joan Kelly James Conboy Eddie Washburn Duc Gannon Bettina Joyce Peter Joyce Boy Soprano Littleuarty Joye Leybourne Kate Reardon

Annual Banquet of Sons of St. George Held at Windsor Hotel

The Sons of St. George held their annual banquet on St. George’s Day and Shakespeare’s birthday. About 100 guests dined on four long tables on the Windsor Hotel third floor, with English and American flags decorating the room. Mayor James Moir spoke briefly, Rev. Francis Bateman delivered the keynote, praising Anglo American unity, and John Fellows gave a short address. The event featured music, multiple speakers, and a list of attendees from the St. George and Durham lodges. the organization, 25 years old in this city, now spans the country with 1400 members locally.

Hotel Windsor James Moir Francis Bateman John H. Fellows Mr. Bateman England America Order of the Sons of St. George St. George's Day Willam Shakespeare Hotel Windsor William Maylin Joseph Fidlam Motwart Fidiam Robert HM. Smith William & Shaw Thoms Fidler George BR. Walking Shaw John Telford Thomas Scott Wallace Borges Thames Green Henry Smith O. Wilpon John Samlers Thomas Sanders George Strome Thomas Wooley James H. Jenkin Sidney G. Webb George Kell Pranele Bateman Willian Moylin

Miner Injuries At Merrick Creek Mine Reported

Peter Burke age 15 of Peckwille was badly injured by a runaway car at Merrick Creek mine where he worked as a door boy. He lost a left leg and may face amputation at Lackawanna hospital. Thomas Cawley of Nort Soranter, another miner, was crushed between cars at West Ridge colliery and taken to hospital with possible leg injury. Deney, a laborer at Vohen works, injured by falling debris and admitted to Lackawanna hospital.

Peter Burke Peckwille Merrick Creek Lackawanna Thomas Cawley Nort Soranter Cole West Ridge Nadie Lackawiena Dom Deney

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