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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1900

Page

6

West Scranton Entertainment at St David Church

Talented youngsters entertain visitors with a varied program at St David's Episcopal church. Miss Mattie Hughes and Miss Irene Roberts receive praise for elocution and piano pieces by students of Professor F E Williames. A future star is seen in Archie Williams as others perform piano duets and instrumental solos.

Young Men's Club St. David's Episcopal Church Job Whitehouse Mikgel Fatimie Bittenbender Stella Williams Irene Roberts Minne Weber F E. H. Williames Roberta Mattie Hughes Williams Archie Williams Stanley Phillips Helen Markwick Ernest Willams Clarke Thomas Edwin H. Williams

Party in Honor of Amelia and Robert Davis

Mike Muttle Thomas hosted a social gathering at 270 North Hyde Park Avenue in honor of Amelia and Robert Davis of Wanamie. Attendees included Professor Robert Davie and others from Philadelphia Wanamie and local connections. Margaret Ludwig assisted with receiving and serving.

Mike Muttle Thomas North Hyde Park Avenue Rowland Thomas Amelia Robert Davis Wanamie Robert Davie Peter Judd Hutchingon Philadelphia Tda James Lilian Langentaugh Margaret Ludwie Wa Lewis Emma Filla Elizabeth Thomas George de Wilde John H. Thomas Edward Watkins John Davis George Vipond Mise Margaret Ludwig

Funeral and burial notices from local obituaries

The funeral for James Kelly will be held at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at the home of Tlewellyn Davis on Eynon Street with interment in Washburn Street Cemetery. Services for Rev J Th Sweet officiated yesterday at 134 South Reboot Avenue for Mr and Mrs H By Rymond's infant child, burial in Washburn Street Cemetery. An infant child of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Williams of 26 Thirteenth Street died yesterday, interment planned at Washburn Street Cemetery this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Dridget Madden will be held at St Patrick's Church at 9 this morning with interment in Cathedral Cemetery.

James Kelly Tke Ofelock Tlewellyn Davis Eynon Street Washburn Street Rymond J. Th. Sweet South Reboot Avenue Thomas J. Williams Thirteenth Street Weelock Dridget Madden St. Patrick’s Church Cathedral

Local man injured after fall at Nay Aug Park

James White of North Main Avenue near Swetland Street suffered two fractured ribs a shoulder wound and deep scalp laceration after companions attempted to ride him and he struck a tree at Nay Aug Park. He is under care of Dr W Z Davis.

James White North Main Avenue Swetland Street Nay Aug Park White W. Z. Li Davis

Miner Killed in Archbald Colliery Roof Fall

Michael Durando a miner at Archbald colliery died instantly Wednesday afternoon when a roof fell while he loaded his last car for the day. His body was crushed nearly beyond recognition and transported to his home in Feltzville where a wife and several children survive him

Michael Durando Archbald Bedly Feltzville

Marriage at Parsonage for Anderson and Ace

William Anderson and Miss Hannah Ace of Tripp Park were married last evening at the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church parsonage by Reverend J. B. Sweet. The ceremony took place in a simple home setting with close family in attendance.

William Anderson Hannah Ace Tripp Park Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church J. B. Sweet

Pure wool underwear advertised for cooler weather

A notice urges warmth and health precautions as August wanes. It promotes light pure wool underwear in all sizes at specially low prices to guard against chills and colds.

Drawers for Gentlemen Regular Stock Sale

Gentlemen drawers in all sizes from the mills offered fresh and clean for Saturday only at a $1.00 price. Stock guarantees quality and variety for shoppers seeking affordable underwear.

Superior Half Hose Sale Ad of 25 Cent Goods

An old newspaper ad touts full fashioned hose in black or tan, all sizes, described as the best 25¢ goods received. It advertises a Saturday sale offering three pairs at a special price.

Bride and groom plan home on Hawthorn street Tripp Park

Mr and Mrs Ben Jamin Morn attended a ceremony and will establish their home on Hawthorn street in Tripp Park. Both are well known young people in the community.

Ben. Jamin Morn Hawthorn Street Tripp Park

Disorderly conduct arraignment in local court records

Henry Seamons of North Hyde Park avenue faced Alder man John on disorderly conduct threat and other charges presented by his wife. He was held on a 3100 bond as the case proceeded.

Pleasant tenth birthday gathering at Ruth Mackey home

A birthday party for Miss Ruth Mackey on Mickson avenue featured games, recitations, and refreshments with many gifts. Attendees included Nettle Simrell Flossie Osmond Roberta Nisbet Thuth Mackey Ella Arnold Villa Hines Puth Safford Mabel Pace Kina Bailey Fonnie More Ruth More Rilsie Brown Leslie Mackey Aleck McKee Seward McKee Glenn Mackey Arthur Mackey and helpers Mr and Mrs Mackey Miss Flora Simrell Mrs DB Atherton and Pred Atherton Mrs Money. Also noted are visits and social updates about residents on Towanda Market street Glenburn and Capouse avenue.

Ruth Mackey Mickson Avenue Nettle Simrell Flossie Osmond Roberta Nisbet Thuth Mackey Ella Arnold Villa Hines Puth Safford Mabel Pace Kina Bailey Fonnie More Ruth More Rilsie Brown Leslie Mackey Aleck McKee Seward McKee Glenn Mackey Arthur Mackey Mackey Flora Simrell DB. 1 Atherton Pred Atherton Money Monsey Avenue Towanda Ming Bertha Watkins Market Street Evaline Stanton Bucknell Ladies’ Institute Lewisburg Glenburn Wilson James Atherton CapPouse Avenue M. L. Miller Ida Rauner Susquehanna FE. Tobey Charles B. Tobey Capouse Avenue Morris N, Y Joseph Cameron

What Do The Children Drink Grain-O Advertisement

An ad promotes Grain-O as a nourishing drink for children as a coffee substitute. It claims Grain-O tastes like coffee, costs about a penny, and is sold by grocers with the brands GRAIN-O.

Visit of church leader at Green Ridec yesterday

A church official from the Church of the Good Shepherd visited Green Ridec yesterday, meeting local friends and attending small gatherings. The event highlighted community ties and spiritual outreach in the area.

Tor Church of the Good Shepherd Green Ridec Friends

Surprise Party Honors Miss Mary Price at Dunmore Home

A large gathering of Miss Mary Price's friends hosted a surprise party at her Dunmore Avenue home last evening. After a social hour, refreshments were served around 10 o'clock, with attendees including Misses Freda Wilson Lizzie Lewis Nellie Soley Nellie Decker Kate Lewis Annie Taylor Mary Melrick Kittie Robinson Mation Consort Alva Nichols Myrtle Taylor and Messrs William Price Arthur Kelly Harry Jennings Fred Smith Harry Wall Harry Winebrake Edward Steward William Lewis Fred Steward Fred Stevens and Alex Taylor.

Mary Price Oving Avenue Freda Wilson Lizzie Lewis Nellie Soley Nelle Decker Kate Lewis Annie Taylor Mary Melrick Kittie Robinson Mation Consort Alva Nichols Myrtle Taylor Messrs William Price Arthur Kelly Harry Jennings Fred Smith Harry Wall Harry Winebrake Dward Steward William Lewis Fred Steward Fred Stevens Alex Taylor

Johnson Hose Company plans first annual fair in Laurel Hill Park

The Johnson Hose Company will hold its first annual fair in Laurel Hill Park Saturday with afternoon and evening activities. The Dark Town Fire Brigade of Pittston will attend with marches and cake walks famed across the state.

Johnson Hose Company Laurel Hill Park Darktown Fire Brigade Pittston

Sunday School Social at Mrs Stevens Home

The Sunday school class of Mrs Fred Stevens held a social at her West Drinker Street home last evening. It was a huge success in every respect. Interment for the infant child of Mr and Mrs Frank Williams was held yesterday afternoon at Mt Carmel Cemetery, Kiora. Mr and Mrs John Derry of Franklin Street welcomed a son. Mr G T Saunders and daughter Minnie of North Blakely Street leave for New York and Ocean Grove today. Mr John Mason of Jermyn, guest of EB Bovard, returned home yesterday. Finley Martin of Mill Street welcomes a baby girl. Miss Nettle Phelps of Nantleake visited friends here yesterday.

Henry Seamons Hyde Park Avenue John Plymouth Take Winola Furiday Sallie M. Bvone May Bouth Rebecow Avenue Jennie Prices Eynon Lake Winola David Owens Elder Mary Owens South Lincoln Avenue Lake Winoli Agnes Noelle Roberts Paterson N. J W. J. Lh Davis North Malin Avenue T. F.C. Clas Young Woman’ Christian Association St. Patrick's Church Ftw Martha Crawford North Hyde Park Avenus Weert Harry Acker Treaventy Simpton Hampton Dr. Carroll George Th. Gohrer Eynon Street St John’s Evan W. Teeze Corbett Avenue Camp 81 Patriotic Order of Americans Main Avenue Jackson Street Arthur Parry New York Metropelia North Main Avenue Hannah Davier Rhode Lillian Sensinbaugh North Bromley Avenue Mt. Porona Charles Post North Tromsey Avenue Factoryville William V.critithe Archie Nay Aug Park Hara Laurel Hill Park Norma Nichols Lafayette Street Point Comfort Lake Arles Carrie Phoebe Shiffer South Hyde Park Avenue Ithaca N. Y Fred Davis Minnie Sumner Avenue Asbury Park Chestnut Street Presbyterian Church Ita Piente Molle Walsh Nellie Turke Tluserne Street Atlantic City Fred Stevens West Drinker Street Frank Willams Mt. Carmel Kiora John Derry Franklin Street G. T. Saunders North Blakely Street Ocean Grove John Mason Jermyn EB. D. Bovard

Mrs Crossman’s Trip Through Rochester and Chicago

Mrs C F Crossman of Throop Street visits friends in Clark's Green Pa. Ed Atwater of Market Street left Monday for Rochester and Chicago. She plans a trip west with the Hepia sophs and to go to Lake Aries on Tuesday August 28.

C.F. Crossman Throop Street Clark's Green Atwater Market Street Rochester Chicago West Lake Aries

Receipts in the Philippines June totals released

The War Department notes June receipts in the Philippines totaling 709,822.95 pounds. Customs yielded 651,021.40, internal revenue 27,449.05, and other sources 21,474.60. Manila led customs at 554,421.29 with Zamboanga at 21,040.87. Manila also had miscellaneous receipts of 1,700.40 and 575 at Iloilo plus 2,340.54 at Nueva Canarias.

Washington Aug Division of Customs and Insular Affairs War Department Philippines Tlollo Zamboanga Manila Tloilo Neuva Curcores

Ruling Favoring Robinson Bennitt in Joliet Wire Case

A Circuit Court judge denied dissolved injunctions and kept Joliet Wire in the Robinson Bennitt faction control after ruling against Alabama Steel & Wire stockholders. The decision relates to ownership of Joliet Wire’s woven fence plant and a $100,000 anti trust matter connected to American Steel & Wire.

Joliet Company Joliet Joliet Wire Company American Steel & Wire Company Porrance Tyrbell Circuit Court Alabama Steel & Wire Company of Birmingham Alu Robinson-Bennitt

Mob of 100 men said to plan assault from Akron to Cleveland

Police reported an unverified tip that about 100 men fled Akron for Cleveland planning an attack in the wake of a Wednesday outrage. Akron authorities claimed no knowledge of the movement and Cleveland police HQ said the report could not be verified despite a telephone tip.

Cleveland Akron Cleve Lal Peck

State issues charters to several Harrisburg firms

The state department issued charters today to multiple Harrisburg corporations. The Monanlia Leather Company, capital 010,000, Viteabapng, capital 010, the Losey & Oelin Corporation, Bartom, capital 692,000, and the Temple Thwater Company, Hane, capital 15,000 were authorized.

Harrisburg State Department Mona Lania Leather Company Viteabapng Capitel Losey & Oelin Bartom Capital Temple Thwater Company Hane

Hewitts Celebrate Fifth Wedding Anniversary in South Scranton

Mr and Mrs A A Hewitt of 1721 Pittston avenue marked their wooden fifth anniversary with a gathering of about forty friends at home. Sawdust covered the front hall in celebration while guests shared a dainty repast and wooden gifts. Mrs Hewitt’s cooking was praised, and a long list of attendees Included Mr and Mrs Goddard Mr and Mrs Applenapp Mr and Mrs John Hitelberg Mr and Mrs Jacob Burkhouse Mrs Walsh and many others.

A. A. Hewitt Pittston Avenue Hewitt Goddard Applenapp John Hitelberg Jacob Burkhouse Walsh William Davis Harry Herehey A. G. Hewitt Charles Kloster John E. Evans F. P. Doty Edwin Jonne Meyers W. Willias Minnie Clearwater Harry Thomas James Thomas Della Williams Taylor Reesi¢ Curl Grace Donn William Thome

New Jersey Barker Drowns After Aiding Drowning Victims

In New York on August S Philip Ipp a barker from Paterman New Jersey aided in the rescue of three girls who were drowning but perished himself in the water.

New York Aug. S Philip Ipp Paterman, N. J

Scranton Athletic Club Fair Plans Outlined At Meeting

A well attended Scranton Athletic Club committee meeting held last night in Apaclous Hall on Alder street fixed the December 1 start date for a two week fair. Committees named for decorations reception and entertainment include George W Wirth Jr Matthew Bohn August Schneider and Henry Spruks Charles Rogar and FR F Moore. Booths will be in the hall with games contests and live music as part of the preparations and ladies of members will join next Thursday to assist in arranging refreshments and booth duties.

Scranton Athletic Club Alder Street Tiwasileo George W. Wirth, Jr Matthew Bohn August Schneider Henry Spruks Charles Rogar FR. F. Moore Lady Friends of

Scranton Athletic Club Begins Autumn Winter Drills

Next Monday evening Captain Chris Rose will lead the Scranton Athletic Club through autumn and winter turning exercises, weekly practice drills to continue until spring. Bert Greenburg of Elm Street has entered the U S Navy and departs for Philadelphia soon. Knights of the Golden Eagle holds sessions at Germania hall with city judges attending a social evening.

Chris Rose Scranton Athletic Club Bert Greenburg Elm Street Marine Service United States Navy Philadelphia Junger Maennerchor Germania Neptune Place New York Walters Margaret Woaltere Charles Walters New York City H. J. Johnson Cedar Avenue Lake Ariel Knights of the Golden Eagle Ciermanta Hall Ecity

South Bids and Central Myde Tuk Details

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Addie onlere and Starkey at 1004 Cedar Ave with unclear references to South Bids and a city center. The text is garbled and lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to form a full item.

Wentri? Ecity Myde Addie Onlere Starkey Cedar Avcow Mhone Mei

Minooka Community Notes and Local Travels

Miss Marie Coyne returns from Cleveland. M G Cusick heads to Wilistock to visit a Jesuit brother. Thomas Shea plans a trip to Butte. Hose company meeting at McDonoughs hall. St Josephs Temperance social on September 24. Tinted Mine Workers branch organized in Fasshold hall. Greenwood Cowl workers all enrolled. Minooka Hose Company picnic a great success in favorable weather. Miss Magele Ludgate visits Cedar Avenue. J J Coyne leaves for New York on business. Thomas Murray appointed local salesman for Reeves Parvin Co of Philadelphia.

Marie Coyne Main Street Cleveland M. G. Cusick Wilistock Mad Thomas Shea Butte, Mont Hose Company McDonough St. Joseph's Temperance Society Tinted Fasshold's Hall Greenwood Cowl Company Minooka Hose Company Magele Ludgate Taylor M. Pruelye Cedar Avenue J. J. Coyne New York City Thomas Murray Reeves, Parvin & Co Philadelphia

Obituary for longtime Bewtin Sainton resident

Obituary notices the death of a respected elder from 723 Maple alrwt after a two week illness. He was a longtime active member of the Archier serein and survived by a wife and several grown children. Funeral set for Sunday afternoon from the house with interment at Forest HUM cemetery.

Bewti Seninton Forest Hum Cemetery

President McKinley may miss Grand Army encampment in Chicago

Washington reports the president may be unable to attend the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Chicago next week due to a grave Far East crisis. If possible he will join some ceremonies, but urgent Washington business could delay his departure. Officials say Harper and others will be notified promptly of any change.

Washington McKinley Grand Army Republic Chicago Far East Cortelyou William HH. Harner Grand Army of the Republic

Mine Fire Rages for Forty Years at Summit Hill Coal

Allentown Pa Aug 23 The Summit Hill mine fire has broken into the Spring Tunnel colliery operated by George M Davies forcing 300 workers to be laid off indefinitely. The fire that began forty years ago has burned coal steadily and the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co reportedly spent a million dollars attempting to extinguish it. The duplex pump failure aided the spread of flames through Panther Creek valley.

Allentown Summit HI Spring Tunnel George M. Davies Summit Hill Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company Panther Creek Lunsford

Huntington's Plans Stand on Galveston Development

Charles H. Tweed vice president of the Southern Pacific Rail road company stated in New York that Huntington plans will not be disturbed. Steamships will continue to run to New Orleans, harbor development at Galveston will proceed, and future steamship use of that port is expected as part of a ongoing progressive policy.

New York Inte Collls Pro. Huntington Galveston Charles H. Tweed Southern Pacific Railroad Company New Orleans Mr. Tweed

Population figures for Jersey City and Hoboken rise

The 1900 census shows Jersey City at 206,433 residents, up from 163,008 in 1860, a 26.04 percent increase. Hoboken reaches 43,048, up 11,716 from 1890, a 36.01 percent rise.

Washington Jersey City Hoboken N. J Hobboken Goa

Fitzsimmons Sharkey Bout Sets Seaside Pugilism Talk

New York August 24 Robert Fitzsimmons and Sharkey prepare for a Seaside Athletic Club bout at Coney Island tomorrow. Fitzsimmons reportedly a 2 to 1 favorite over the sailor, though many gamblers back small stakes.

Hoth Robert Fitzsimmorta

Sweden murders suspect arrested on voyage to Philadelphia

John B H Mant a Swede was arrested tonight while handing found the steerer Assyrian from Glasgow. He faces nine murder charges in Sweden where he was serving life imprisonment. He was released through influence and allowed to depart Sweden and will be returned on the steamer after it reaches Philadelphia.

Melifax Aus John BH. Mant Foun Glasgow Sweden Philadelphia

Miner Frederick Woeetfeld Dies in Coal Dust Slide

Aug 24 Wilkes Hare reports Frederick Woeetfeld a miner killed instantly by a heavy fall of coal at No 3 shaft of Lehigh and Wilkenflarre Coal Company. Michael Hruedoch, a laborer, is fatally injured in the same incident.

Wilkes Hare Frederick Woeetfeld Michael Hruedoch Lehigh and Wilkenflarre Werttfeld

Survivor in Critical Condition After Internal Attack

A victim, described as an adult of mixed heritage, was attacked by members of his own racial group in an incident linked to a violent vaulting act. The assailants allegedly acted within the community, and the injured person remains in critical condition.

Charlotte Graham 8. C Saga Hume

Extradition Papers Forwarded for Arnold in Fraud Case

Worthington August 2 The state department today sent extradition papers for Durian T. Arnold sought in England and tied to a fraud charge. Arnold is described as a son of Sir Edwin Arnold and faced with extradition from the San Francisco area.

Worthington Etate Department Beltiah Erbacey Durian T. DL Arnold Fagland San Pranonco Mela Edwin Armold

Negro Shot to Death in Louisiana Mob Violence

In New Orleans on August Y-San Fields, a young Black man, was fatally shot by a mob of white men after an alleged attempt to assault a white woman. He was captured from a remote area near Livingstone Parish and executed by the mob.

New Orleans Aug San Fields Reave Livingstone Parish Fields

Local Tragic Food Alert Near Atleota

A rare fatal illness is reported in Atleota Georgia where Mrs Filzabeth Mutehe died after consuming ice cream. Her children are seriously ill at Grady Hospital with officials investigating possible contamination and improper preparation.

Atleota Filzabeth Grady Fremner

Mother Recalls Life Saving Medicine Story

A mother recounts how Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved her daughter from fatal dysentery. She urges other mothers to use the medicine and notes its effectiveness after trying many remedies. Sold by druggists with Matthew Brotherton as wholesaler.

George F. Burdick Liberty, R. 1 Matthew Brothjera

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