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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1899
Page
7
City Notes and Local Events Overview
Local notices include a variety of items from theater and social events to work days and incidents. Highlights cover an upcoming masquerade ball by the Primitives Boch club at Boxover's hall, a first concert by Scranton Linderkrane under Theodore Doomberg, and wage payments at several mines including White Oak and Jermyn. A workplace injury at Briabin shaft is noted, plus a presidential election within the Country obit directions. Funeral of Mrs Michael Keough held at Cathedral cemetery in Wolleyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Primitives Boch Club
Boxover’s Hall
Penn Avenue
Community News Briefs and Church Notices
A brief obituary notes Mrs Keough survived by husband and small children. Police report two men arrested on Franks Avenue after a disturbance on Passageway north of Bub ovek with a drunken man accusing another. both locked up. Bazaar this week at All Souls Universal Church with coffee and cake. auctioned items and entertainment. Chattaqua Circle of Kim Park Church meets this evening with reading and reminiscences, including selections from Longfellow and a paper on the Reich capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth
Patriimen Ronhom
Magderty Braveht
Cone Tre Atreet
Franks Avenue
Bub
Kim Park
Rowilar
Porie
Longfellow
Anniversary Sermon Heralds Patriotic Order Service
Rev. Robert F. Pierce delivered a sermon for the fifty second anniversary of the Patriotic Order Bona of America at Penn Avenue Baptist Church. The event featured flags, national emblems, and a patriotic program with readings, hymns, and an address extolling American principles and anti secularism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
F. Y. Pierce
Robert F. ¥. Pierce
D. D
Cupa
Pastriatic Order
Bona of America
Columbia
Mr. Pierce
Tamia Roman
Pierre
United States
Pletece Cloee
Arrest at the Lyceum ends with discharge after hearing
While watching the Sorrows of Satan at the Lyceum on Saturday night, Fisher Lee a 35 year old laborer caused a disturbance. Special Officer Knight ejected him, Lee was abusive and taken to Center Street police station. He appeared before Mayor Moir yesterday morning and was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Lycceum
Fisher Lee
Speci
Knight
Lee
Center Street
Nia
Moir
Niagara Falls Electrical Power Firms Expand Capacity
Niagara Falls Hydraulic Power and Manufacturing Company along with related firms plan to boost capacity to 26 000 horsepower by year end. Water supply comes from the old Day canal now merged for near unlimited flow and electrical distribution reaches White and surrounding areas. Electric railway lines and river frontage influence site selection for factories, shipping and trackage efficiency. Smoke the Hotel Jermyn cigar 10c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Foalle Power Company
Old Day Canal
Niagara Falls Hedranic Power and Manufacturing Company
Niagara Hore
Niagara Falls Power Company
Liacron
Cty
Ningam Falls
Obituary notices of Brady and Morrison deaths
In Scranton Dre Brady aged 7 months died at 1001 Pittston avenue with funeral plans to follow. In Beorton Annie Morrison aged unspecified died at 935 South Wyoming avenue with funeral Tuesday at St Johns church and interment at Cathedral cemetery.
Sixth Anniversary Celebration at Elm Park Church
The Elm Park church marked its sixth anniversary with two sermons by Rev. Dr. D Dorchester Jr of Pittsburg and a brief address by Rev. Dr. Charles M. Giffin. Dorchester urged personal selfhood, unity, and universal brotherhood through Christian duty, citing social reforms and the gospel’s call to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. D. Dorchester
Pittsburg
Universal Brotherhood of Man
Elm Park Church
de D. Dorchester, Jr
Christ Methollet Episcopal Church
Pittsbourgh
Charles M. Giffin
Ita
Pennington
Doretester
Visit of Bishop Talbot at St Luke’s church
Bishop Talbot of the Central Pennsylvania Episcopal diocese confirmed twenty in the morning at St Luke's church and preached on the Bible's relation to scientific criticism. He asserted the Bible is a product of the church and that the church of God would endure even if the book were destroyed. In the evening he confirmed two at the Church of the God Shepherd and gave a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Central Pennsylvania Episcopal Diocese
St. Luke's Church
Church of God
Church of the God Shepherd
Religious News Notes From City Churches
Clergy from Providence Presbyterian Grate Evangelical Lutheran and other churches reported sermons yesterday. Pastors Guill Beardstey Ford Wilbur Huches and others preached on topics ranging from Jeremiah the Prophet to sanctification the Bible’s teachings and the Shekinah glory. Multiple churches held morning and evening services including Chapel Mission Hutbert’s Bell Adams Avenue Chapel and Providence Methodist Episcopal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Hexs Wartog
Grate Evangelical
All Soul's Universalist, Church
W. G. Ford
Green Ridge Baptist Church
William Filbur
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Adams «Avenue Chapel
James Huches
Hammon
Mordechi
KILLED BY FALL OF ROOF IN GREENRIDGE CHAMBER
Laborer John Copatch died after a roof collapsed in a chamber at Johnson's GreenRidge. Fellow workers carried him to his home. funeral services planned at the Church of the Holy Family with interment in Polish Cemetery, Minooka. Standard cigarette brands advertised at O'Hara's cigar store, 431 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Copatch
GreenRidge
Johnson
O'Hara
Spruce Street
Three Guid Gallagher Generations Face Murder Charge
The criminal court opens with Thomas Gallagher Joseph Gallagher Annie Gallagher and Bridget Dempsey charged in Carbondale with killing James Quinn Sr. while Quinn Jr was injured. The attack stemmed from a family feud. evidence points to possible self defense and manslaughter. An unusual note is the three generations of the Gallagher family implicated. Other cases include five libel actions against Little and O'Toole, postponed to the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Thomas Gallagher
Joseph Gallagher
Annie Gallagher
Bridget Dempsey
James Quinn
C. J. Quinn
Carbondale
Dempsey
Gallagher
James Quinn, Jr
Quinn
O'Brien & Kelly
John R. Jones
Little
O'Toole
Nay Aug Engine Company Officers Elected
Nay Aug Engine Company No 1 elected officers at its Franklin Avenue rooms. George R Suydam was named president James Nichols vice president Charles Moyles secretary Charles Zvidler treasurer John W Moyer foreman Charles Rivhi first assistant foreman Joseph Lester second assistant foreman Eugene Moir trustee five years Henry Brown pipeman George R Snoydam and John Kelly recommended for engineer and stoker for the ensuing year. Also Allentown residents Charles Weles and Maurison Hoyle were killed later this evening on the Lehigh Valley railroad when a freight train struck them on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Aug Engine Company
Franklin Avenue
George R. Suydam
James Nichols
Charles Moyles
Charles Zvidler
John W. Moyer
Charles Rivhi
Joseph Lester
Eugene Moir
Henry Brown
George R. Snoydam
John Kelly
Meerschaum and Prior Pipes at O Haras Cigar Store
Meerschaum and Prior pipes in all styles and at all prices featured at O Haras cigar store located at 421 Spruce Street with a wide selection for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meerschaum
Prior
O'Hara's
Spruce Street
Price Cuts in Cloak Department Prompt Stock Clearance
Long warm spell has left inventory piled in the cloak department. To stimulate sales the store announces large price reductions on children's, misses, and ladies garments.
Price Reductions on Coats Capes and Related Garments
A bulk sale lists coats and capes slashed to 7.60 10.00 12.60 16.00 20.00 in various sizes with 1.00 plush capes reduced to 8.75. Fur collarettes and capes golf capes cut in price. Ladies suits marked down one third from regular and wrappers from 1.00 to 0.79. Black taffeta silk waists from 7.50 to 5.50 and satin and silk pieces from 7.50 10.00 to 4.95.
Prices in Diamonds Watches and Jewelry This Week
This advertisement lists low weekly prices for diamonds watches and jewelry. Highlights include Diamond Mings at 1.00, Solid Gold Band Rings, Gold Filled Buttons, Gent’s and Ladies’ watches, Rogers Brow spoons and butter knives, and Ladies’ Solid Silver items with deep discounts. Special sale at Davidow Tiron with goods at one fourth original value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Movement
Rogers Brow
Rogers Los
Davidow Tiron
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Perry Bros
Vocalion
Gan
Knade
Vose & Sons
Alea
Ludwig
Eraniles
Carpenter
Perry Brothers
Wackawanaa Dairy CD
Adams Avenus
Scranton Transfer Co
Lackawanna Ave
Huntington's Bakery
Masonic Temple
C. S. Snyder
Abedeine
H. B. Ware
Williams
Postoffce
Martfori An
Stormer
Weemnge Avenue
Scranton
Ser Pleges
Scranton Linderkrane
Ennon
Theodore Doomberg
Delaware, and Didseon Company Puldute
White Oak
Archbold
Jermyn
Miller
John Miller
Mewes Tantor Hospital
Briabin Shaft
T. HL Wal
N. G. Robartson
WRER
Trader National Wink
Berenton Clearing Hote Association
Meeday
Wermenday
Khramic Club
Bornnton Korfinite Eli
Carter Building
Corneroef Adime Avenue
Linden Street
Philip Amith
Bu Turdey
Vuneral
Michael Kkoughh
Michael Keough
Fourth Street
Wollevie
Vienna
MOSEG
Washington Avenue
GOURT
Mra. Keough
Lyceum
Niagara Falls Hydraulic Power and Manufacturing Company
Elm
Christ
God
Tennysin
Manila
Far East
Gal
Jewua Christ
Cotton Mather
Iime
Jesus Christ
Bishop Talbot
Religious News Notes
George Eb, Guill
Providence Presbyterian Church
Green Ridge Mine
Thomas
Mary Dempsey
James Quinn, Sr
Nay Aug Engine Co
Allentown
Dec
Charles Weles
Maurrison Hoyle
Quikerloown
Uie Lehieh Valley Railroad
Benuriul T Pelehet
Guernsey Hall
J. W
Guernsey
Washington Ave
Canton
Mears & Hagen
LACKA
Anna AN
Crina Yall
Millar & Peck
F. L. Crane
Lacka. Ave
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Avenue
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank
Warrenmouse
Green Ridge
Davidow Bros
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and Wilkes Harya
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Neverslip
Franklin Ave
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