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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1899

Page

6

West Scranton Events of Day Highlight Local Politics

Benjamin Williams withdraws from the Fourth ward school controller race citing time constraints. In the Fifteenth ward Alderman Morgan quits the council race, leaving Joseph Oliver and Horatio Fellows as candidates. Other withdrawals include Edward Williams and Drangelet Jones with related changes in local election contests.

West Scranton David M. Jones T. T. Morgan Edward Williams Grammoar A Tribune Fourth Ward Republican Party Benjamin Williams Ives Thomas T. Morgan Fieht Eveniner Daniel Moses Edward Willian Figlt Joseph Oliver Horatio T. Fellows Wiliam J. Thomas Register of Voters Fleet William Jenkins

Grammar A nominations The third examination for Grammar

The item notes a third examination for Grammar A nominations. It records a formal testing event, likely a classroom or school setting, with emphasis on the progression of examination stages and eligibility. Specific names, dates, or locations are not provided in the readable text.

Scranton Pupils to Take Sealed Examinations in Schools

Doors close on rules for exam administration across grammar schools in West, South, Bellevue and North Scranton. Principals must not review their own students rooms. Sealed papers go via Grammar H teachers to authorized examiners. Room changes listed for DD A Stone to Mise Fitzsimmons, with three grammar A grades in West Scranton assigned to specific professors and instructors.

Puzle DD. A. Stone David Owens D. W. Phillips J. Fi O'Malley J. B. Hawker H. Kemmerling Mise Penman Misa Stevenson M. J. Ketrick M. D. McCawley Mise Mackey W. G. Graves Mise Fitesitimons West Scranton Owens Hawker Phillips Miss Mackey Graves

Officers elected at Branch No 44 M B A meeting

The following officers were elected at the regular meeting of Branch No. 44 1 M B A Patrick J McAndrew was chosen president James Cummings first vice president James O Malley second vice president J S MacConner recording secretary John R Barrett financial secretary James Durkin assistant secretary Maurice T Walsh treasurer Patrick Fitesimmons marshal Teddy Steed guard trustees two years Peter Cosrove John J Sweeney Patrick Fitesimmons The association will hold a smoker at the January meeting the second Wednesday evening in the new year.

Bazaar and sniper progress at St Mark's church

The bazaar at St. Mark's Lutheran Church corner Washburn and Fourteenth streets attracts attention. Rev. A T Ramer and church ladies promote the sale of Christmas presents as they support the new edifice under construction. Bazaar continues this evening.

St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Washburn and Fourteenth Streets A. T. Ramer

Funeral for Frank T. Meale Follows Bridgeport Crash

The funeral was held yesterday afternoon for Frank T. Meale who died from injuries in a rural road wreck near Bridgeport Pennsylvania on Sunday. The service at his parents home 105 Lugurne street was led by Rev. Hugh Davis pastor of the Welch Calvinistic Methodist church. A large gathering attended including many friends and a solid representation from Enterprise lodge No. 21 Loyal Knights of America. The pallbearers and final rites completed the ceremony.

Frank T. Meale Bridgeport Thomas Meale Lugerne Street Hugh Davis Weleh Green Ridge Presbyterian Church G. F. Whittemore Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church Lewis Harris North Main Avenue Canada Edward Murphy Cayuga Street Theodore von Storch G. W. Davis Samuel Brader Court Street Georgianna Frank Clark Church Avenue John Fairchild Berwick Dora Wolfe New York William Wolfe Mary Ada Clark Hahnemann Hospital P. Clark Hyde Park Misa Clark Washburn Street Presbyterian Church J. A. Clark Joseph Clark G. W. Jenkins Hyde Park Avenue Forest

There’s Money in It for You Clearance Sale Opens

A local store begins a complete clearance sale today offering high grade cloaks and suits. The event promises big discounts to clear stock and attract bargain seekers.

Ladies' Tailored Jackets Offer Wide Range and Style

An ad highlights ladies jackets with various fabrics and colors, featuring castor and brown shades, fancy pearl buttons, and fine tailoring. Prices range from about 5.49 to 19.10 with statements of high quality, novelty designs, and early purchase encouragement.

Migek Castor

Misses Tailored Jackets Offered in Many Styles

A local shop promotes Misses jackets in tailored styles and covert jackets. The sale features a $4 line now 2.98 and 36 jackets for 4.49, with remaining $10 and $12 jackets gathered in one lot including several lines and styles.

Ladies Capes and Children's Outerwear at Large Reductions

The shop offers a wide line of ladies capes including Kerieve Fancy Curls Montagnacs Cheviots and Reavers with various trims and hoods. Prices are cut significantly from regular figures. Children’s wear also marked down nearly by half from former prices.

Interment Held for Washburn Ossuary Victim

Hearers were selected from among lodge members and interment was held at Washburn cemetery.

Lodge Washburn Atroct Cemetery

Ninth Anniversary Entertainment At Weat Side Conclave

The Weat Side conclave Improved Order of Mepti sophs marks nine years with an evening of entertainment at Meare hall. Featured are Mauer's orchestra Philip H Warren and Charles A Hartley with Amy Hartley assisting. The program includes overtures, solos, a ventriloquist act, and quartettes. Officers elected include John P Davis archon L A Howell provost W J Morgan prelate Hy A Parsons secretary Stewart Tesecker and others.

Meare’ Hall Mauer Philip H. Warren Charles A. Hartley Amy Liliin Hartley John K. Davis Edward D. Deres William J. Morgan Lewis A. Morwell T. Jefferson Reynold Archon John P. Davis L. A. Howell W. J. Morgan A. Parsons Stewart Tesecker Evans Jones Charles R. Hill T. J. Neynolds John R. Richards D. W. Phillips John Malarkey D. W. Lewis

John McDonald and Elizabeth O Malley Wed at Dunmore

John McDonald of Dunmere and Miss Elizabeth O Malley of Jackson street were married at St Patrick's church Dunmore on Tuesday afternoon. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John O Malley of Tuckson street and is described as popular in local circles. The ceremony took place at 7 50 o'clock conducted by Rev Molloy at St Johns church South Scranton.

John McDonald Dunmere Elizabeth O'Malley Jackson Street St. Patrick's Church Dunmore John O Malley Tuckson Street Joseph McDermott Hampton Street Miksa Kate Reilly Stone Avenue Molloy St. Johns Church South Scranton

Alderman Millar Orders Commitments in Knife Theft Case

Alderman W. H. Millar held a hearing for Louis Steinberg and Harry Epstein, arrested on charges of stealing knives and cutlery from J. D. Williams and Scranton Supply and Machinery. Both were bound over in 400 dollars each and jailed in default.

W. 8. Millar Louis Steinberg Harry Epstein Frank Roebling J. D. Williams Scranton Supply and Machinery Company Adtierman

Marquette council social a successful YnM I event

North Scranson notes report the Marquette council Young Men s Institute annual social in the Auditorium. James J May presided as master of ceremonies. Grand march featured eighty five couples led by FP Saltry Bauer s orchestra supplied music for dancing. About three hundred fifty attendees enjoyed the evening.

Marquette Council Young Men's Institute James J. May Saltry Bauer M. Kelly James Flynn Dr. J. P. Stanton James J. Grices B. F. McBride J. J. Kearney Thomas Barrett J. F. Evang D. F. Noone J. I. Flannagan John J. Higgins

Obituary of Layton Fuller and Other Local Deaths

Scranton mourns Layton Slocum Fuller longtime resident and former postmaster who died after chronic illness at 501 Monroe avenue. Survived by sisters Fanny and Mary H. Fuller and Mrs Carrie Barnum. Funeral at 2 PM from 501 Monroe with Rev James McLeod officiating. Interment Dunmore cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Miss Mary Ada Clark and Helena Molster with funeral plans and church ties listed.

Scranton Layton Slocum Fuller Dr. L. &. Barnes Monroe Avenue Mr. Fuller Fanny Mr. Puller Wyoming Valley Charles Fuller Er. C. Fuller Upper Lackawanna Avenue Scranton Bedding Company B. H. Throop BE. C. Fuller James John D Fanny Fuller Mary H. Fuller Binghamton Carrie Barnum James McLeod D. D First Presbyterian Church Dunmore Cemetery

Southern Pacific Announces Low Cost Winter Route to California

Special through train from New York on Saturdays and Tuesdays offers sleeping and dining car service to California resorts. Connects with the Sunset Limited at New Orleans. Free illustrated pamphlets and timetables available. baggage checked. Apply to Southern Pacific Co in Philadelphia.

Europe Aru Rlea California New York Tuesidaye Bunset Limited New Orlenne Mai Alan Owest Southern Paelfe Co South Third St Phila Pua

Dunmore Banquets and Local Affairs Highlight Evening

Dunmore conclave No 25 held a banquet in Washington hall for about 300 guests with six tables and lush decorations. The event included toasts and a visit from a Somerset group, marking the ninth annual banquet with over 100 members and spouses attending. A separate Young Men's Temperance Society event featured a complimentary evening in Temperance Hill and a $10 gold prize drawing won by No. 1. A minor fire on Ward Street caused slight damage to the Quinn dwelling but was quickly contained. The Viramatic secrets rehearsed a new play for an upcoming social, while Mrs. Dolphin of No. 6 remains seriously ill.

Simpson Epworth League Allis Mission Gladys Edward Pethrick Pittston KE. Jones South Main Avenue Misa Kate Roberts West Pawlet Franklin Ereine Company Webster Literary and Debating Society Watkin Williams Academy Street Grand Union Tea Company Masonic Hall Washington Camp Patriotic Order Eons of America Mears’ Hall Star Lyceum Company New York St. Paul's Pioneer Corps St. David's Hall Gleaners' Socieety Simpson Church Lois Fellows Matthe Hughes Harry Acker Nora Davis Jessie Palhamus Anna Thomas Archie Iodwen Davis Eilten Thomas Jillian Shively Dunmore Washington Hall Sorenton Beroueh Souiety Co Temperance Hill Ward Street Thomas Quinn Viramatic Secrets Fueture Dolphin

Green Ridge Market Promotes Holiday Groceries

The Green Ridge Market advertises savings on Christmas groceries with double spruce decorations and party events. Patrolman John J. Jihler’s year old son hosts a gathering at Delaware Street with several youths including Edwand Geldemith Halph Quinn and others. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Green Ridge plans a Thursday meeting.

Green Ridge John J. Jihler Delaware Street Severnl Young Peope Edwand Geldemith Halph Quinn Lepence AleArthur Eadle Blanton Charter Johley Green Ridge Market Pro Visions Mipy Ghee Kidwo Market Woman's Chrnstian Temperance Union

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Williams Bon Awanta George W. Jenkins ST. Mark's Bazaar Evan T. Mealre Cember Capes Globe Warehouse Haver Charles Martley Ib Awood Faas Belind Mpyist Wein P. HH. Warren Barnhy Nicolai Miss Suydam Mr. Jones. Jones Joshua Johns Philip Warren Frank Rundage de Koven Denner Frank Hrundage Mise Margaret Bolo Rodney Mise Margaret Jones Queen of the ST. Patrick's North Scranson Notes Young Men’s Institute Misa Cordelia Freeman Mise Julia Clapp Allen Awmustintimo Hf Wahees Cordelia Freceiniah Caprice de Catvert Cese Rene Julia Clupa Allen Winke Vee Funning W. A. Mozart Roberta Barinwalle Ees Sanuane Guereia Cordela Freeman Mixa Edith Martin de Beriot Julia Clapp Allen Dream of Paradise Gdjess Macey Chelr Piasisis Salome Becker Ruby Yost Fred Whittemore Helena William Molster, Jr Cedar Avenue Willam Nordt Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Pittston Avenue Ceylon United States Mason Toad Winter Resort Dunmore Doings Call and Look &T E. Schimpff, Jeweler Leckawanna Avenue Nars Ania Santa Claus Wes J.D. Williams & Bro Lou S H. Isaacs Spruce Street Aed Lyceum Theatre Hig Elager Chauncey Olcott Olcott Brothers Byrne Byrte Eee Academy OF Music Puna Lessees Usg Dee THE Aubrey Dramatic Company Matinees Lang Cyoon Ridge Grven Ridge Har le Duc Hideo
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