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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1900

Page

2

Resolved Efforts to Fill City Council Vacancies Spotlighted

At Providence Presbyterian Church the North Scranton Men's Society adopted resolutions urging capable men for the Common Council seats amid bribe allegations against ten members. Librarian Henry J. Carr of the Albright Memorial gave an expansive talk on the evolution and value of libraries, tracing growth from 1638 to modern public institutions.

Providence Municipal League North Scranton Men's Society Providence Presbyterian Church Fleras W. J. Lewin Delph TD. Atherton George 8. Cale T. & Morean J. B. Fieh Ms. Jackson Oc. R. Walkinshaw Atherton Henry deCaryo Albright Memorial Carr National Librarians' Association Winice

Quarterly Union Meeting at Elm Park Church

The Women’s Foreign Missionary Societies of Providence Stimpson and Frampton churches held a quarterly meeting at Elm Park M E Church yesterday afternoon in North Scranton. Mrs Vi Pond presided with prayers by Mrs Powell. Minutes were approved as read. Reports covered the Wilmington Tennessee National meeting and local missionary work. Mrs Christmas and Mrs Acker read papers. piano and vocal pieces were performed.

Quarterly Union Women’s Foreign Missionary Societes Providence, Stimpson Frampton Methodist Episcopal Him Park Church Mia. Vipond North Scranton Oo. WY. Powell Wilkes-Barre Wilmington Tel Robert Christmas Charles Acker West Scranton L. Stone Hampton Street Jessie Blorey Powell

Reception to the Y. M. C. A. workers

A religious gathering in Y M C A rooms featured the roll call of the Workers Band and a reception for twenty young men converted this month. The crowd heard testimonies from seventy to eighty attendees, many detailing conversions or shifts from indifference in the past two years. Secretary Mahy outlined steps in Christian living, emphasizing church membership, Bible study, confession, and service to bring others to Christ, followed by a social hour with light refreshments served by caterer William Hanoy.

Young Men's Christian Association Mahy Church Youn Men's Christian Association Christiaan Whiliint Hanoy

District secretary outlines next year's work plan

The district secretary gave an interesting talk on the work mapped out for the coming year. The next meeting will be held at Elm Park church in March.

Elm Park Church

Beating Charge Against J R Osgood Linked to Mother in Law

J R Osgood of 42 Richter Avenue was committed to the county jail in default of 100 bail on a charge of assaulting his mother in law Mrs Mary Connolly. The alleged December offense left Mrs Connolly in a scarcely conscious state and unable to attend the hearing. Osgood, reportedly intoxicated, is said to have kicked and struck the elderly woman, who sustained a bad head wound.

J. R. Osgood Mary Connolly J. RR. Osgood Richter Avenue Kasson

Wanted for murder in far off Poland

An arrest was made in Plymouth by Deputy Marshal Clark Lowry and Officer Wilson. Stanislas Buartochevitsch, wanted by Russia for a Polish murder, was identified, arrested, and jailed, to be taken to New York for extradition arraignment.

Plymouth Lowry Wilson Unite Sittes Clark Lowry Secret Service Stinislis Tartochevitseh Poland Bartoche- Vitseh Washington Marshal Lowry Stanislas Buartochevitsch

Presbyterian Church Schedule and Local Notices

The Presbyterian Sunday services will be held as scheduled with Christie Mitty speaking on Wednesday at 4 oclock. Knights of Vythins meet as usual. Masonie society notes mention Falward Wiphioje’s business trip. Merinan Ludwig remains ill with pneumonia. Zimmenuin has recovered enough to move to a home in Binghamton. John Lannop’s children with diphtheria are improving. Jo Bnight’s team suffers lockjaw with slim chances of recovery. Dan Powell conducted a business trip to New York.

Unelalaieal Durin Christie Mitty Leriotor Knights of Vythins Tiphawania Merinan Ludwig Zimmenuin Dan Powell New York

Vaccination enforcement moves forward as health board acts

The board of control, urged by Health Officer Allen, appoints a three member committee led by Dr O Malley to confer with the board of health and attorney to enforce the vaccination law amid smallpox concerns. The group also considers bids and building plans for several school properties and approves holiday schedules.

Allen Board of Health—Board Seeley Board of Control Board of Health New York Scranton O'Malley O'Mallley Jayne de O'Malley Messrs. Barker Schwass No. 168 School William H. Seeley H. Co. Reynolds Shires First Ward Golden Feeney Sixth Ward No. #5 Leonard

Blakely Social News and Church Notices

Miss Clara Hull hosted the Whist club in Blakely last evening. William Arner of Mauch Chunk returned from a visit to Mrs. H. B. Bush in Lackawanna Street. Mrs. Mary Probert hosted guests including Miss Lingle Jenkins and Dr. Jenkins from West Scranton. The ladies of the Initial Saciery at Blakely Baptist church plan a 1 to 9 o'clock supper tonight. Rev. William Roberts resigns as pastor of the Welsh Presbyterian church, effective next month. The Congregational church on Dela Wire Street narrowly escaped fire when smoke from a overheated furnace reached woodwork. water averted damage. Miss Viola Thinvers of Providence visited town over Sunday. Grace Pettigrew returned from Green Ridge visits. A United Mine Workers meeting is set for Father Mathew opera house tomorrow evening with District Organizer Fred Dilcher and Mather Jones in attendance. admission free.

Clara Hull Blakely William Arner Mauch Chunk H. B. Bush Lackawanna Street E. Williams Thompson James Davis Plymouth Lingle Jenkins Dr. Jenkins West Scranton Mary Probert Blakely Baptist Church William Roberts Welsh Presbyterian Church Congregational Church Dela Wire Street Viola Thinvers Providence Grace Pettigrew Green Ridge United Mine Workers of America Father Mathew Opera House Fred Dilcher

Falset of Tuth Gritman and Local Musical Programs

Miss Tuth Gritman of Scranton attends falcet with Mr and Mrs F L Taylor. Wilson Mire company meets at their rooms. Attendees discuss Epworth League convention and a Presbyterian church musical program with soloists and duets led by Mr Parkhurst and Mrs Parkhurst. The Stieff piano used is from George W Flun of Scranton.

Waymart Warne D. B. Barber Henry Roberta Wimhurst Presbyterian Church Inez Messrs Howley Benjan N Reading Jones G. H. Parkhurst Mra Ms. Roberts Miss Sanda Mr. Watkins Miss Mace Mr. Peck Mr. Parkhurst Mesers Benjamin Mrs. Parkhurst Julia Allen Messrs. Hawley Parkhurst Mrs. Roberts H. W. Peck B. H. Parkhurst Miss Louise Mace Miss Sands W. W. Watkine George W. Hawley F. BR. Benjamin Scranton Stieff George W. Flun

Traverse Jurors for Three Weeks in Common Pleas Court

Traverse jurors were drawn to serve at the three weeks term of the common pleas court beginning Monday January 14. The list includes dozens of Scranton and Dunmore residents such as miners, clerks, laborers, and artisans, alongside carpenters, bartenders, and professionals from Carbondale and Olyphant. The incoming sheriff and jur y commissioners will draw future panels.

Sherrie Co . Pryor Charles Wiggins Frank Dougherty Traverse Common Pleas Court

Scranton Names in a Patchwork List and Local Notices

A fragmented roster lists numerous Scranton area laborers clerks carpenters and merchants, alongside Carbondale Olyphant and Dunmore locals, with names like Henry Lute J O Hooker F W Zitalamann and many more. The piece notes a winter basketball team discussion, branch officers of the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association, repairs on a Delaware Lackawanna and Western crossing, and a charity supper at the new Catholic church with a summary of attendees and events. Mayors and local officials are mentioned in passing amid miscellaneous names and notices.

Cold Snap Deepens as Frost Grips City

The article notes a severe cold spell with a 25 degree drop from Sunday morning and a high around 13 degrees above zero, rising to 24 by 8 pm. A brisk 10 to 20 mph wind persisted, and forecasters predicted continued cold with a milder tomorrow.

Donaldson Weather Bureau

Youth visitors tour Taylor mine interior and lecture planned

A party of young people toured the Taylor mine interior and were hoisted to the surface after the visit. Members included Miss Gertrude Aten Miss Bessie Collum Chace Davenport Charles Coombs C J Jones and Hobart from Bald Mount and nearby. A free lecture by Rev W G Simpson D D will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church Thursday evening.

Taylor Mine Surfee Gertrude Aten Bessie Collum Bald Mount Chace Davenport Mesars Charles Coombs C. J. Jones Mr. Hobart Methodier Episcopal Church W. G. Simpson W. G. Simpson, D. D

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs marketed with refund promise

An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs with a money back guarantee if not curing. It notes E W Groves signature on each box and urges druggists to stock the product.

E. W. Grove

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