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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1896

Page

9

Elegant Scranton Lodge Socials Highlight Nuptials and Talent

A large Scranton lodge social on Franklin avenue showcased professional and local talent led by Attorney J. Elliott Ross with Bauer’s Orchestra. Highlights included the marriage of Agnes Burke to William Sullivan and multiple musical events at the Young Men’s Christian Association.

Scrantom Lodge Ells Franklin Avenue J. Elliot Ross F. W. Martin W. J. Weichel F. C. Hand W. 8 Agnes Burke Ebien’ Burke Ninth Street William Sullivan Capouse Avenue J. B. Whelan Tessie O'Malley John Gorman

Constable North in Farcical Arrest Case at Montrose

A chaotic scene near Lakeside farm in Friendaville involves Constable Jud North guiding a warrant for forcible entry issued after tenant dispute with Woolsey Carmalt of New York. Carmalt avoided arrest while North, humorously cautious, witnessed a tenant’s wife intervene as Carmalt attempted access. Bail posted, North returned to work shoeing horses. marriage licenses and a court verdict related to Hillside Coal and Iron Co. appear in the same notice.

Jud North Montrose South Montrose Woolsey Carmall New York City Lakeside Friendaville

Coal-tar paints offer quick dry and disinfecting benefits

Business briefs note coal-tar paints extend coverage by about one fourth per weight and need no varnish. They can be applied to plaster, damp walls, cement, wood, or metal and possess disinfecting properties from carbolic acid.

Arrangements for the state Christian Endeavor convention

The Scranton area prepares for a ten to twelve thousand delegate and visitor turnout this October. Plans include three possible convention sites, temporary galleries, and hospitalities through local Christian Endeavor networks. Choir of about 175 voices to lead songs under C. H. Chandler. Rev. Dr. F. E. Clark to speak on God’s Purpose in Christian Endeavor.

Christian Endeavor Scranton C. H. Chandler Frothingham Theater F. E. Clark Clark God First Presbyterian Church Thomas Bell Plymouth Church Washburn Street Presbyterian Church W. H. Stubblebine Calvary Reformed Church Providence Presbyterian Church W. G. Watkins North Main Avenue Baptist Church Dunmore Presbyterian Church A. B. O'Neal Dunmore Baptist Church Elmhurst Presbyterian Church Eneas McLean W. Q. Scott John D. Fuller Mr. McLean Carr Charles R. Smith R. H. Martin Fanny M. Fuller Mra Louise Christy W’hereas Nev Eneas McLeon F. F. Carr H. G. Thayer Carbondale McLean Dr. Scott Elmhurst

Sunday church services and speakers listed citywide

Tomorrow's services at multiple churches on Jackson Street and nearby avenues feature speakers such as George Combs and K R Griffiths. Services run 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday schools, concerts, and special lectures, all welcome.

Social hop at opera house draws large crowd

A Wednesday evening social hop at the opera house drew a well attended crowd with music by the Susquehanna Orchestra and Professor Hanrahan calling. Garrett and Coleman were in Montrose on business Tuesday. Memorial Day observances will unite the Patriotic Order Sons of America with the Grand Army. Barretts of Binghamton visited town earlier in the week. Charles E. Lee of Binghamton visited C. C. Pratt, and Mrs. Charles Jay visited relatives in Elmira, N Y.

Opera House Susquehanna Orchestra Hanrahan Binghamton Garrett Thomas Coleman Montrose Patriothe Order Sons of America Grand Army H. L. Barrett Charles E. Lee C. C. Pratt Charles Jay Elmira N. Y

Reverend Murdock Recommends Agniews Catarrha Powder

A Harrisburg pastor lauds Agniews Catarrha Powder after two months of use, claiming rapid relief from catarrh and cold symptoms. The testimonial says the product acts within minutes and should be in every home, noting its low price and availability through a local seller.

James Murdock Harrisburg Agniew Eures Matthewn Rom

Malaria Remedy Promoted With Grape Juice Tonic

An advertisement touts Aunt Rachel’s Malaria Hitters as a universal cure using grape juice based tonic. It claims mild diuretic sudorific and tonic properties, with Peruvian Chamomile Flowers and Snake Root as ingredients, urging usage as directed for malaria fever.

Rachael

Local Concerts Featured as Choirs and Singers Announce Engagements

Miss Turnwall of Jamestown to sing with Elm Park church choir tomorrow. Mrs G D B Dimmick engaged at First Presbyterian church. Reeves Jones named musical director at First Presbyterian, directing a likely double quartet or chorus. Mr Jones begins duties tomorrow. John T Watkins farewell hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph OBrien with guests and impromptu music. Eben Reach Yaw praised as extraordinary California vocalist to sing at Frothingham May 8 for Company B Thirteenth regiment, range from G below to E in alto. She trained under Mrs Theodore Bjorksten then studied in Paris with Delle Sedle and Haxshe. The Doctor of Alcantara opera to be presented by Cathedral choir under Professor Schilling in about two weeks at college hall with new costumes. Maximilian Dick the violinist hailed by the New York Sun for technical mastery and expressive depth at Yaw concert at Frothingham May 8 for Company B.

Sandwich Islands Congregational Lewis Marietta College Ohio Sarah Carton New York City Young Women's Christian Association F. D. Ferguson Fort Hamilton St. Ses Mark Dunmore Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church John L. James E. W. Vans Mra FE. R. Jones Petera Minnie Worley Helen Davies Levine Noston Lizzie Jones Kate Gregory Davies Smith Sarah Davies William Prynn Prynn Coal Exchange John DeWitt Reeves Jones First Presbyterian Church Jones First Church Eben Reach Yaw California Frothingham Thirteenth Regiment Miss Yaw Theodore Bjorksten New York Parla Delle Sedle Hax Schilling College Hall Elchberg Maximilian Dick The New York Sun

Central League Dead as Towns Dodge Financial Risk

Bellefonte Pennsylvania April 24 The Shap mokin team withdrawal sinks the Central Pennsylvania Baseball league before it starts The remaining clubs Williamsport Lock Haven and Danville fail to reorganize with Sunbury Bellefonte and Renova Sunbury takes a team The main reason Bellefonte rejects joining is the long standing financial losses by past organizers and stockholders.

Bellefonte Central Pennsylvania Williamsport Lock Haven Danville Sunbury Renova

Paine’s Celery Compound Praised By St Charles Official

A letter from Hon. A. A. Bennett of St Charles Illinois extols Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for overwork fatigue and rheumatism. He credits the product with restoring strength, improving health, and warding off spring exhaustion, calling it a superior spring remedy.

City of St. Charles Ill Wells, Richardson & Co Burlington, Vt Paine A. A. Bennett

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J. M. Chance Young Men's Christian Association I. FE. Surydam H. H. Boroughs Miss Chapman Washington, D. C Miss Doty J. Sands van Nort Truman Suydam George Alexander Dr. Taft Miss Moore James Moore North End William Webb Brown's Hee Hive Jermyn Sullivan Elm Park Church Yonkers van Dervoort Thomas Wooler J. Alfred Pennington Effie Dunnings Warren Dunnings Birney Avenue Edward Saxton Rogers Iurael St. Luke's Episcopal Church Grace Saxton Alfred O., Dunnings Saxon Park Place Our Woman's Newspaper Thomas Moore Thomas Dickson William T. Richmond T. W. Phillips J. A. Scranton Charles Doud Joseph Slocum Francis Hackley R. A. Oakford J. L. Fordham Richard O'Brien Mary Frank Smith Madison Avenue Nell Delmer Anna Hart Freda Ludwig Maggie Delmer Anna Flynn Etta Staff Kittle Powell Laura Grimes Mary Price Jennie Lewis Tessie Craft Nellie Murphy May Hadsel Annie Thomas Sarah Evans Mary Walker Olyphant Messrs Hughes O'Hara McDonnell Gilligan Arr Ludwig Kelly Luxen O'Connell Honesdale Buttz Newark N. J Sweeney Reading Scranton Turn Verein Turners Hall Mise Lillian Morris H. D. Knapp Ae. “H. Shopland New Torecl W. Hig Pitre Burton Voorhis Wilkes-Barre Wes Rae Ja. Ki Atlantic Aise Ubenstein H. Deasup, Jr Butternut Creek Olive H. Xe Read F. E .Nettleton Lane Helene Fla Torrance Tenafly Henry Ree Jr C. Greta Co Emenany Frank Wandling Victor Koen Frank Emil Schimpf Ieee F. Brandamo Chitapena Christ W. A. May Wile Carrie Lewis Mrs . Campbell Emery East Market Street Sueeny Elmery New Jerse R. R. Baird Zanesville Fallin Baird Ie . Fuller Tiana East Jes Inson Uehby Rand Frank F. Brady Genet Street Abbie Hancock Eynon Street Tral School Northield Mass Jt T. Howley Miss H. Bysmear Coaliice Peckville San Francisco the & i Willama Warren Street Kingston Harry Sons Erema Tri Factory Ville James Schaffer North Bromley Avenue Robert Sherw Philadelphia Vars Warl Fred Mason Sanderson Avenue J. G. Hoban E. H. Kresky North Sumner Avenue Tunkhannock Wiliam Toole Greenwood Pacific Coast Jacob Snyder Washington Avenue Maud Treverton Mace Miss Pearl Treverton Green i Edward Jarvix Lafayette Street Dalton Benedicts Providence Waa Clark's Summit R. Richardson von Storch Avenue Milas Emma Brundage Dickson Avenue Wyoming Sadie Loder Edward Simons Main Street Hallstead Lewis Covey Mill City Julius Gregory Pfan Wyoming Avenue Andrew Henery Anna Mason Sooth Main Avenue Los Angeles A. J. Ramer St. Mark's Lutheran Church Waverly J. B. Owens D. C. Vonburg Alfred Hand H. M. Holes Washington PD. C D. B. Atherton Board of Trade Rollo Jermyn Owego John Jermyn H. Bradley Penn Avenue Ireland Middletown Armagh County Cupid's Thomas G. Gilliaple Nellie Alworth Harford John F. Hefferon Katie Creagh Aes BE M. Casey Agnes DeWitt Naw Milford Lavern Hibpard Pany M Connell Rush Michael P. O'Malley Lyphant Ma Kilullen C. BE. Wulf Nettle M. Bennett Auburn E. H. Williams Maggie Chamberlain Dimock COURT Jula McAvoy Coa Ron Company Reault Searle Mra. McAvoy Columbia Iron and Steel Works Uniontown Pennsylvania Steel Refining Company Greensburg Ernany Russia C. E Church Society J. P. Moffatt George Watres, Jr Will Burrill D. A. Stone Morse van Gorder Charles M. Giffin Elm Park Gimn Baltimore Giffin Elm Park Epworth League Whittemore League Co-Operative Hall Salt Lake City Evangelical Lutheran Church of Scranton St'‘Backbera James Matter E. T. Redcay William E. Shoener Edward L. Haas Dalby L. Fickus John Kaufman K. T. Redcoay Charles Render Church and Society Methodist Ministers’ Association Elmonts Mandas Francin John M. Lewis Aon David Lewis Jackson Street George Combs W. Phillips R. Griffiths Mount Carmel Price Street Alvary Reformed Church Monroe Avenue Gibson Street Second Presbyterian Church Charles FE. Robinson Y Miss Carson Pennington John PF. Moffat Green Ridge Baptist Church W. J. Ford Pennsylvania Baptist Education Society B. O'Neal Providence Methodist Episcopal Church William Eidgar Epworth Teague Grace Lutheran Church Foster A. Gitt Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church George T. Price Predihine Holyinky Church Evangelical Lutheran Adams Avenue Mulberry Street Edwin Lunn Miller St. Peter's German Lutheran Church Ash Street Prescott Avenue Peat J. W. Rendolph Young People's Society of Christian See Balnt Luke's Ey Rogera Israeel Haster D. Ferguson Sons of St. George Saint Mark's Mission Danmore Edward J. Haughton Universalist Church Pine Street F. W. Whippen Lazarus First Baptist Church Scranton Street F. Matthews Berri Reformed Eplec Young People’s Society of Christian Hand Endeavor New Milford Hoy Miss Turnwall Jamestown G. D.B. Dimmick John T. Watkins Joseph O'Brien Reeve Jones Margaret Jones Lilly Josephs Liewllyn Jones George M. Dewitt Central League Pennsylvania Spring Brook New York Security and Trust Company Poperty Spring Brook Water Supply Company Nanticoke Susquehanna River Plymouth L. A. Watres Ax-K.gov T. Ie Watkins Seren C. Adams Ton, Phon Amerman Simpson W. Stallstead Tienne D Morgan B, Williams Wilkes- Harre John Wells Hollenback Wilkes J. Rogers H. of George F. Bake First National Bank N Redmond, Kerr & Co, Bankers Wall Street Chestnut Street Phila Pierge's Pern Avenue ST. Charles Abushe E. Cc. Ricker General Dealer New Telephone Exchange Adams Ave Maline Eurell Pune the International Correspondence Schools Dr. Peal
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