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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1901
Page
5
Local residents and students noted in community column
A record of residents visiting relatives in New York and nearby areas. Mr Joseph Kevy of Wingstrert and Miss May Altwood are mentioned with travels to New York City. Others include Joseph Taylor and Mitchell of Yonkers visiting relatives, and a group from Penn Avenue fishing at Lake Ibury. Robert Bradley graduates NY College of Mine with honors and a future position at Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murs Hinktlit
Ft Lebanon
Thetia da Othe Erty
May Altwood Diefleraon
Tua
Nis
New York City
Vrederie TH Taney
Pinkie
Noy
Sandia
Jackson Eiboul
Tobagiel
Mitchell
Yonkers
Penn
Long Branch
Vines Lukin
West Lackawanna Avenue
Tt Suit
Niagara University
Richelieu
Misa
Ke Mockowaitit
Miss Fason
Rummage Sale At Park Church Set For This Week
The ladies of Park Church will hold a rummage sale at 129 Penn Avenue beginning Thursday. Those with articles to contribute may be called for by sending word to the parsonage or by informing the janitor at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Oflm Park Church
Penn Avenue
Drulaner Evangelist Promotes Anti Saloon Pledge Day
Rev W H Williams spoke at three Wilkes Barre venues the Derr Memorial Methodist Brick church and Bellevue Calvinistic Methodist urging attendance and pledges against the saloon. He invites readers to attend May 7 7 p m at Tabernach Congregational in West Scranton for his last romp with the Tyger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Wiliams
Derr Memorial Methodist Church
Wilkes-Barre
Brick Ehurch
Pyar Yeu
Bellevue
Williams
Ine
Tyger
Milcovite Awaits Trial After Habeas Hearing
Judge Kelly oversees habeas corpus proceedings for Joseph Milcovite who escaped from jail then re-arrested on a new charge. Attorney Loughran argues Milcovitz was not convict under the commitment law while Assistant DA Thomas says the offense was a common law transgression. Milcovitz is remanded for a regular trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Ings
Joseph Milcowite
Aldermian
Millar
P. F P. Loughran
Milcovitz
Thomas
Awale
Maud Gonne and Mc Bride to Lecture in College Hall
Miss Maud Gonne and Major Mc Bride will lecture in College Hall Sunday evening under Join Mitchell club auspices. Gonne has drawn attention for Boer War talks and will be joined by Mrs. Joseph O'Brien Miss Fusle Lurns Miss May Boland and Professor Belly in a varied programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Gonne
Major McBride
Ireland
Join Mitchell Club
College Hall
Miss Gonte
Joseph O'Brien
Misa Fusle Lurns
May Boland
Professor Belly
Archbald
Funeral of Dr Selton W Stevens Held at Capouse Avenue Home
The funeral for Dr Selton W Stevens was held at the parents’ home at 1411 Capouse Avenue. Family and friends attended to honor a man highly esteemed. Organist and choir performed. Lackawanna lodge Odd Fellows attended. interment in Forest Hill cemetery. Out of town mourners included Dr A B Stevens and W J Appleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selton W. Stevens
E. G. Stevens
Capouse Avenue
W. G. Simpson
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Maplewood
A. W. Caterson
Sterling, Pa
C. E. Mills
Honesdale
E. P. Jones
Artel
W. J. Appleman
Throop
Jerseymen's Good Work in Three Game Bowling Match
The Roseville New Zealand Athletic Association bowling team lost all three games to a Green Ridge Wheelmen selection by a total 2657 to 247. Dietrich led with 214 and Wond had season high 188 as Roseville bowlers exceeded 170 on average. Van Ness carded 232 for the night high score in an afterglow exhibition. Colonel George Sanderson umpired the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseville
N. Z
Athletic Association
Welle
Puests
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Charles Tocher
Sieh
Mlkalleys
Dietrick
Dietrich
Meyer
van Ness
Mivers
Pierson
Thietrick
George Sanderson
Century Wheelmen lose to West End Wheelmen in Wilkes-Barre
A large contingent of Bicycle club men joined the Century Wheelmen of Philadelphia in Wilkes-Barre to watch a loss by a total of 2380 to 2220. The match results followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicycle Club
Century Wheelmen
Philadelphia
Wilkes-Barre
West End
Forty Hours Devotion Begins at Saint Peter's Cathedral
The forty hours devotion started yesterday at Saint Peter's Cathedral with a solemn high mass led by Rev. P. J. Gough. Prof. Schilling played two original compositions during the service. A procession of the Most Blessed Sacrament followed and benediction occurred in the evening. Additional masses are planned today tomorrow and Wednesday at 5 6 7 and 8 o clock with confessions offered daily.
Second Hand Goods Sold At Guernsey Hall Scranton
Bargains dated from Guernsey Hall J W Guernsey Prop 314 Washington Avenue Scranton Pa offer second hand items for ten dollars and up. The notice also credits Florey and Brooks for furnishing uniforms to the Alert and Oriole Base Ball teams and suggests asking for Kelly's union crackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
J. W. Guernsey
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Oriole
Florey & Brooks
Silk mill strike ends as workers return to work Tuesday
At a mass meeting in St Thomas College hall the strike by silk mill employees was declared over. Younger girls will parade this afternoon and a general meeting with speakers including Mother Jones was held. most mills resume Tuesday morning with Sauquoit opening today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
Klotz
Paterson
AL & General
St. Thomas College Hall
William Mailly
New York Worker
Frederick Dilcher
United Mine Workers of America
Mary Jones
Sauquoit
Davis
Miss Manning
Mother" Jones
Nmade
St. John's Hall
Capouse Avenue
Klotz and Taylor Mill
Mulherin & Judge
Jones
Taylor
Tribune
Bishop Hoban
Two Basketball Games At Armory Saturday Night
Two armory games drew over 200 spectators. Defenders beat the Tigue gym team in a 2 to 1 score in a 15 minute half contest. Twentieth Centurys edged Crackerjacks 2 to 1 in a second match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigue
North Scranton
Minooka
Evangelist Davis Closes Local Youth Service
The closing service of Evangelist Davis at the Young Men's Christian Association drew a large crowd. His preaching moved many as he contrasted deathbed scenes of Ingersoll and Moody. three men pledged to live Christian lives. The choir sang Jesus Is Calling and Ninety and Nine as Rev Davis connected with the young men, who hope for his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Davis
Young Men's Christian Association
Ingersoll
Moody
Jesus
Main
Davis
Grant Arrested After Burlesque Show Turmoil
Clifford W. Grant manager of Little Burlesque company was arrested after a Saturday performance. Accused by three troupe members of withholding salaries, ten others reportedly faced board bills. An alderman released Grant after a bond was posted. he had prior baggage fraud charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford W. Grant
Galery
Eeith Harcourt
Josie Williams
May Carron
Reao
Conway House
Grant
Mr. Hosar
Costa
Pauline Herry
Lackawanna Company
Young unionists form bootblacks and newsboys union
About three to four hundred boys joined the Bootblacks and Newsboys union during an afternoon gathering at St Thomas College hall. Mother Jones and William Mailey spoke on organization and benefits, with readings rooms and a band planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’ College Hall
Grand Central Hotel
James Dutt
College Hall
Mother Jones
William Mailey
The
New York Worker
New York Newsboys
Nnne
George Gothier
Central Labor Union
J. FP. Hammes
Stone Cutters
U. N. Durkin
Grand Central
Aoeap
Henry Collins
Body Found In Woods On Moosie Mountain
Decomposed male body about 45 found yesterday in Covey's Swamp area two and a half miles from Moosie. Identifying clues include a watch pipe and snuff box made from dried lemon. Coroner to perform autopsy. no foul play suspected, death likely from exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosie
Covey's Swamp
Lubender
Roberts
James Walsh
Am Miner
Station master Dorflinger killed by train at White Mills
Eugene Dorflinger longtime station master at White Mills died Saturday after missing his footing and falling under the 1.50 passenger train. Two coaches passed over him severing both legs. He was 37 years in the post and leaves a wife and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Dorflinger
All Station
White Mills
Dorlinger
Weather Bureau Chief Moore to Speak at YMCA Benefit Night
Yamonow hosts a May 7 event at the board of trade building to aid the Young Women's Christian Association. Chief Moore will speak, with an aerial evening and ice cream sale planned to attract both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veuigy
Weather Bureau
Moore
Dyteworthy
Junk Dealers Suffer Heavy Losses In Fire At Scranton
Fire at Penn Avenue and Vine Street destroyed the junk shop of Alexander Grass and David Smith and damaged the Jordan estate carriage repository. Grass and Smith carried no insurance. the Jordan building had $1,800 coverage. Fire originated in rubbish near Smith’s place and raged through two shops and a three story Jordan building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grass
Smith
Jordan
Junk Quarters
Penn Avenue
Vine Street
Alexander Grass
David Smith
Jacob Smith
Marwood Jordan Estate
Weathding
Dtoek
Pwtaele
Daniel Arenaman
Crise
Renaman
Smith's
Municipal Contracting and Improvement Company
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Crystals
Nay Augs
Phoenix Chemical
Hook and Ladder
Smith's Place
Grose Establishment
Crass’ Shop
Storuy High
Jordan's
Jordan Building
Court
General Phiffney Engine Company
Green Ridge
Century Vs
South Scranton
Smith and Grass Shops
Crass
Local Alldermen, police arrest several suspects after fight
Saturday night at Lackawanna Avenue police and Aldermen arrested multiple men and women for fighting and public disorder. Magistrate Kate McCormick ordered bail for several detainees as officers reported drunken behavior, vandalism, and resisting arrest in the uptown district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vines Kerrigan
Lackawanna Avenue
Horning
Lave
Kate McCormick
Pribis
Checohiame
Ann
Evan Roberte
Helene Alderaan Mila
Ines
Knowles
Penn Avenue
High Art in Advertising Prompts New Occasion
A remark on the role of high art in contemporary advertising notes a shift in style and taste, signaling a new occasion for creative campaigns and marketing to elevate brand image. The statement frames artful design as essential to standout messaging.
City Solicitor Discusses Effect of New Assessors Law
City Solicitor Wattson states the current assessment may not hold beyond the year if a state act passes. The measure would empower second class city assessors to use pre April 1 reassessments and to revise classifications. He warns revenues could drop if the act becomes law and would limit future assessments to one year, affecting tax rates on property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattson
Oevessare
Mr. Weltson
Livelle
Disjointed Testimony Highlights Violent Incident and Local Ads
A fragmented AP wire report describes a deadly break in with a suspect felled by police and a victim dying at a hospital. The piece also cites earlier local ads including mentions of Flovey and Brooks, Kelly's union crackers, and assorted photo supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flovey & Brooks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mii Modern Hardware Store
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Ackawanna
Joseph Kevy
Wingstrert
New York
Ittston
Oly
Elm Park
W. H. Williams
Anti-Saloon League
Milcovite
Will
Cameras and Kodaks
Fiovey & Tucoks, of
Courge
Sincke
Kivon Tliguy
DR. 5. W. Stevene
Jerseymen
Hearn
Dintrick
Wood
Scranton Smith
Fowler
Lin
Gularan
Higham Averdee
Gulugar
Vaib
S J. Peter's Cathedral
Plovey & Brooks
Armory
P. Davin Dglacy
Davis Ware
Eocenins
Wills
Vina Aa Ly
Vigne
Coher Kane Sonkone
Afloland
Benjamin
Vile Mipgins
Wugid
Pendergaat
Roberta
Hope
Monarty Kennedy
Krats Inuriot
Eeabewer Collie
Nate
Little Egypt Company
Young Unionists
Bootblacks
Newboys' Union
TER
Floater
Erin Jol T. Dawe
Mineo AL Holl
Veil
Alt
Milvebong
Alderaan Millay
Denis
Elavihiene
Tis Mabied
Tkatte
Lewis
Walmer
Willi Fin
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Hani
Atvent
Nletighes Miller
Lidl Utieet
Ohe
Isto. Pa
WiMidie Wiikeley
Fle
Flovey & Bragles
Couse
Wélly
King Miller
Louis Arthur Watres
Orlando S. Johnson
Arthur J. Christy
County Savings Bark
Court House Square
Vthoriabe
Molmes Electric Alarm Svat
Fors
S. Johnson E
P. Kingsbury
Aug. Robinson
Brien
Timothy, Clover, Millett
Penn Avent
Hrussels
Wyoming Avenue
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