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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1899

Page

6

Secretary Adair Delivers Scriptural Inspiration Address

Secretary Adair of the Tulle round Young Men's Christian association spoke at the Street Baptist church on scripture in inspiration. He contrasted modern skepticism with biblical prophecy, citing Timothy and the 66 books of the Bible. He argued scriptural accuracy remains evident through prophecies and historical fulfillment.

Adair Sophia Williams Wow. Adair Tulle Hriathin Association Fon Street Clurch Lagt Evenine Timothy Dour Chrisianere Mot Gaia Jerusalem Mahyton Fied Leonethe

Paines Celery Compound and Pinkham’s Compound Listed

A fragment lists remedies and prices including Paines Celery Compound seventy five cents Pinkham s Compound Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery and Mellon s Food five and five cents respectively The text appears as a portion of a pharmaceutical price list or advertisement.

Paines’ Celery Pinkham’s Pierce's Golden Medical Dis Mellon's

Suicidal lecture leads man to theatre death. others seek faith

A man encounters an agnostic lecture on suicide then enters a theater and dies by his own hand. In contrast another man enters a gospel mission, embraces Christ, and lives in faith thereafter. The text contrasts fate and belief on unknown lands and civilization.

Moth Poe Fey

Improvements at Nea athow School Grounds

Workmen clear and mend the school grounds with substantial roadwork and beautification. Paths will be leveled and sodded. At the old No 14 building on Eynon street interior partitions are removed and first floor areas are resealed before the new term.

Eynon Street

Hopkins delayed from Wales to resume Welsh Baptist pastorate

Tew DD Hopkins of Wales planned to resume the pastorate at the First Welsh Baptist church but could not leave the old country due to a steamship passage issue. Rev MP Morgans filled the pulpit yesterday and Hopkins is expected to start his work on Sunday Sept 10 with large crowds anticipated. he remains highly popular in the church community.

DD. Hopkins Wales Old

Prayer and Conference Meeting At Jackson Street Baptist

A business meeting is set at Jackson Street Baptist Church this evening. Rev Thomas de Grnchy will speak on vacation time as the Fidelian Society attends. James Hughes will take charge of the Bible class duties.

Thaviiel Prothoree Milwakes Wis Bellevue Calvinistic Methodiat Samy Ck Volo Young People's Union Virer Baptist Church Welsh Baptist Church James Hughes Ne Wo Oechons Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth Jackson Street Jackson Street Baptist Church Fidelian Society Atlee Thomas de Grnchy

Eight Year Old Sophia Wilshime Hosts Oxford Street Party

Mise Sophia Wilshime daughter of Lt and Mrs Thomar J L Williams is treated to a Saturday evening gathering on Oxford Street. A long list of young guests enjoys diversions and refreshments in a cheerful neighborhood celebration.

Mise Sophia Wilshime Thomar J L. Williams Oxford Street Non Riles Jace Riles Ray Evans Alma James Mabel Lane Morelia Mettanthy Matte Die Violet Yurfine Sophia Williamne Thith Willams George Transue John Williams Allen Bedsdee George Hughes Lewis Davie Albert Twining Samuel Huth Philip Hester Thomas McCaurthy Clarence Williams

Social Roundup of Weekend Guests and Local Visits

Plymouth hosts Miss Carrie Henderson visiting Miss Moina Lewis while Susquehanna county residents vacation at Lake Winola and area lakes. Numerous families and individuals from Bellevue Wilkes-Barre Harrisburg and New York visit relatives in towns like Pittston Binghamton and Danville.

Carrie Henderson Plymouth Moina Lewis South Mainawene Louie A. Hewell Washburn Street Lake Wiewslide Sus qQuehanna County Anna Lewis Morlaie ‘Thomies Hhoda Thomas Bellevue Harrisburg View Chir Carpenter South Re-neved Avenue Mise Mahal Bond Wilkes-Barre Robert Birtley Won North Detroit Mich Edward An’ Sren North Rebecca Avenue George Woolhaugh Lafayette Street Paaradive Valley Hannah Jenkins lLoserne Street New York Militnery David Mughes North Bromly Geenue Poltaville John Swartz Fourteenthtreet Alllantic City Pearl Davis North Main Avenue Binghamton N. Y John Davis Binghaanen N.Y Lottie Ace South Lincoln Avenue Danville Gomer Evans South Redeces Avenue al Harvey Lake Winola Kiah Peters Filmore Avenue Westerly KF Deantele Divislon Street Harrisbore Philadelphia Morley's Lake W. G. Daniels South Main Avenue Parsons, Mya Daniel

Grain-O Drink for Children Promises Health Benefits

An old fashioned ad touts Grain-O as a nourishing cereal beverage for children, claiming it tastes like coffee but contains no stimulant. It is sold by grocers and praised for aiding digestion and strengthening the nerves, with a friendly tone toward parents seeking a healthy daily drink.

Rich ard Callery Rites Mark South Scranton Obsequies

Mortality of Rich ard Callery honored at Minooka Catholic cemetery and St Joseph s church. High mass funeral sermon by Rev J A Moffat highlighted family devotion and community turnout. Numerous attendees from Scranton and Carbondale joined in tribute.

Richard Callery Minooka Reti Dent South Scranton Mr. Callery St. Joseph's Church J. A. Moffat Taylon Jamies K. Downs William J. Burke

Funeral Processions For Two Local Residents

The funeral of George Fruehan was held from his Cedar avenue home on Saturday afternoon. A large crowd attended the service at Hickory Street Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev W A Nordt with church choir. Remains were buried at Pittston avenue Cemetery after pallbearers included County Commissioner John Demuth and local officials. A second funeral for William Russ from Alder Street took place Saturday afternoon with interment at Minooka cemetery.

George Fruehan Cedar Avenue Hickory Street Presbyterian Church W. A. Nordt Nordt Qwidd Anthony Bourne Pittston Avenue John Demuth Beloot John J. Behneller George Huesner John Reacher Alder Street Wiliam Russ Minooka

Social event at Miscot Nora and HB home

Nora Miscot and A Sheridan hosted a dinner party Friday night with a formal program featuring singing, music, and refreshment. Guests included Minicom Nora, Magele Kane, M. Wand I, Fitzpatrick, M. Clary, GL Brennan, Mine Murray, Anna and Lissie Wade, Margaret Murray, Katie Nellisay, Mary Reardon, Helen McGul.

Miscot Nora A. Sheridan

Local notices greet Neptune Engine man Henry Henn

Permanent man Henry Henn of the Neptune Engine and Hose company is twenty three years old. He was warmly congratulated by friends and brother members John Hins of Weatprable's general store and R H A Kiden. They are spending vacations in New York City. Mrs S B Sprake and Miss Lydia North are in Keelersburg Sullivan County. Miss Julia Donnelly revisits Lake Ariel. Miss Margaret Murphy is recovering from appendectomy and away from Pikreh Street. Misses Dougherty entertain Miss Margaret Duudy of Plain Street. Miss Sadie Loftus visits Hawley. Miss Louise North visits Harvey's Lake. Miss Mary Joyce and Miss Mary A Donahoe go to Hockaway. Kate Querdan and Kate Reardon return from three weeks in New York. James Clifford and sister Jos ephine Clifford fish in New York.

Henry Henn Neptune Engine and Hose Company Tony John Hins Weatprable RH. A. Kiden New York City Sprake Lydia North Keelersburg Sullivan County Julia Donnelly Beoch Street Lake Ariel Margaret Murphy Pikreh Street Sile Mary A. Donahoe Stone Avenue Hockaway Kate Querdan Kate Reardon Lawn Avene James Clifford Josephine Cliford Prospect Avenue New York

Junger Maennercher Plan Concert in Wilkes-Barre

The Junger Maennercher travel to Wilkes Barre tomorrow night to participate in a Concordia Society concert. Joseph Martin and another man visited Dr Kolb Saturday requesting closure of a deep wound on Newal after a fall on Prospect Avenue. the doctor granted the request. Complos of AL will meet at Hartme tonight.

Junger Maennercher Wilkes-Burre Concordia Society Joseph Martin Kolb Prospect Avenue Hartme

Address orders to Sharkey in central city Hyde Park

To South Side central city and central Hyde Park, address orders to C. P. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 6084.

South Side Central City Hyde Park C. P. Sharkey Cedar Ave

Green Ridge News Briefs Include Returns and Tragedy

Residents Misa Marie Charlesworth and John Stone report returns from Paupack and Hinesdale while Misses Bayley, Puller, and Charles Found join local outings to Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. The community mourns Mrs. CT Teeter after a cancer operation. funeral at her Sanderson avenue home. Water complaints persist in Green Ridge. Manners' Diarrhoea Cure advertised.

Misa Marie Charlesworth Martory Street Paupack John Stone New York Street Hinesdale Mertiee Bayley Pind Dilla Florence Puller Green Hide Street Jeff Asbury Park Ocean Grove Charles Found Magard’s Market Prompton William Brace Wyomink National Express Enle Manners’ Pharmacy CT. Teeter Sanderson Avenue Mra. W. CO. Reynolds SusqHuchitina Green Ridge Creen Ridge Street

Minooka Notes On Local Trips and Funeral

Miss Nellie Taughney and Katle King left Minooka for New York. Junes Powell returned Saturday from a weeks’ stay in Atlantic City. The excursion committee of the S41 Joseph’s society and allied bodies will meet Tuesday evening. The funeral of Michiel Fitsheary was held yesterday at St. Joseph’s Church with burial in Minooka Cemetery.

Randolph Jones Jackson Street Jenecal Columba Hose and Chemical Company Division Street S&s St. Leos St. David's Hall Lawrence West Pik North Main Avenue Nellie Taughney Katle King New York Powell Atlantic City S41 Joseph's Society Michiel Fitsheary St. Joseph's Catholic Church Minooka Cemetery

Obituary for Thomas Jordan of Valles community

Thomas Jordan, a popular young man from the Valles, died at his home in Dunmore Babirday evening at Go'chek from an illness. He was 37 years old and formerly private secretary to Alderman W. B Miller. Survived by a wife and two children, he was mourned by family and friends. The funeral will be at St Mogg's Catholic Church with interment at Wiephait Cemetery.

Thomas Jordan Valles Dunmore Go'chek Ho Wall Jordan Rick Jordan W. B Miler Deen P Jordan Jen P. Jordan Hey Pather Jordan Poe Bi. Mogg Chiren Wiephait

Funeral notices and obituaries from an old newspaper page

Multiple brief death notices and funeral services names. Surviving relatives listed for several individuals with locations in Philadelphia Forest Hill and Brooklyn. Services schedule and burial details indicate Thursday through Tuesday observances at local churches and cemeteries.

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