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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1900

Page

6

West Scranton’s Vision of the Twentieth Century Man

A sermon at Jackson Street Baptist Church argues the coming century demands a man of intellect morality and faith. George Hopkins emphasizes mental physical and spiritual preparation and the need to believe in God as the century begins.

George Hopkins Briggs’ Shaft St. Leo's Tey Thomas de Duchy Jackson Street Min Miin Goolomient Garden of Eden Cod Con Inn God

Sermon on Heart Preaching and Divine Benediction

A pious speaker urges intelligent men to preach to the heart rather than the heat. The moving man aligns with Christ and aims to influence through spiritual truth. He asks for God to grant a divine benediction on all people.

Ster Chries

Man Falls in Shaft Accident At Fellowa Shaft

George Hopking a fellowa patent footman employed at the Biges shaft suffered severe injuries Saturday afternoon when a car pushed into a descending carriage in the shaft pinioning him at the bottom. He was freed after difficult rescue and treated by Dr. Theynolds. fractures and internal injuries reported.

George Hopking Fellowa Patent Biges Hopkiney George B. Theynolds

Sunday School Officers Elected at Local Church

The article lists officers chosen for the Sunday school including EE Evans as superintendant and T Jones as secretary. David Owens and Stella Evans contributed in services with a choir solo, and Reve Bowl delivered two sermons. The annual church meeting and Ladies Aid all-day session are noted.

EL Evans T. Jones Hen .T. Eynont Hlmer Hughes T. A. Mynon Gomer D. Fleese Mausbelle Parsons Stella Evans A.B. Eynon David Owens Thomas Roberts Celestial Choir

Prohibitionists Nominate City Council and School Candidates

The Prohibitionists met in Morgan's Hall and named candidates for common council in wards one, two, five, fourteen and fifteen plus a school controller. Speakers included Gomer D. Reese A P B Denman John W. Thomas and John L. Jones. Voters were urged to place these names on ballots tomorrow as papers could not be filed in time.

Morgan's Hall Gomer D. Reese A. P B. Denman John W. Thomas John Ll. Tones Fist Thomas G. Moore G. Ly Clark Deo P. Elias Charles Cordless Andrew Weisenflue Common Council

Miner John Murphy Severely Injured In Workplace Incident

John Murphy of Lonergan Court, a miner in Atlanta, sustained a badly injured knee after his right leg was caught between objects at work on Saturday. Dr J J Brennan attended him and he was sent home for care.

John Murphy Lonergan Court Atl. Pleasant Waetk J. J. Brennan

Cozy Furs as Christmas Gifts in Northeast Pennsylvania

The ad touts Ladies' Good Fur Neckwear and Neckwear and Muff sets at low prices with a call for early buying to secure better selections, noting the stock remains complete but near breaking point. It asserts a finer, broader assortment than rivals in Northeastern Pennsylvania.

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Fashionable Furs Offered in Various Varieties This Season

The advertisement promotes martens, Persian lamb, blue and grey fox, electric seal, lynx, and opossum furs. It cites children’s fur sets at moderate prices and urges readers to call to view the items at their best.

Glove Styles Prove Popular for Christmas Gifts

Silk outside gloves in Tan and Brown with raised seam lead demand. Mocha gloves in greys and black also favored. Golf gloves for ladies and children in white and colors top gift list. Children's kid gloves in varied makes and shades highly praised in the city.

Indoor Confinement After Accident

A brief note states the accident will require he remain indoors for an extended period. No further details on identity or location are provided.

Funeral notices and burials across local churches

Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Thomas T Hughes at the Academy street house with interment in Cambrian cemetery. Hyde Park lodge and Knights of Publcs provided pallbearers in full uniform. Also honored were Norma Wolever at Hampton Street church with pallbearers Stewart Harding and others, burial in Washburn Street cemetery. Edna M Paters of 0 South Ninth street was laid to Washburn Street cemetery. Frenzy & rest was buried on South Main avenue with pallbearers including James, Williams, Davis, Morgan, Harts and Jenkins. burial in Washburn Street cemetery.

D. D. Hopking First Welch Baptist Church Thomas T. Hughes Academy Street Cambrian Cemetery Hyde Park Lodge Knights of Publcs Norma Wolever James Benninger Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Malin Avenue Stewart Harding Steven Harding Samuel Howard Andrew Sherritt Washburn Street Edna Mra M. HL. Paters South Ninth Street Trev Wee South Main Avenue H. C. Hinnait Poull Thchard H. James John II, Williams Owen Davis Dunel Morgan David Harts Thomas Jenkins

Owen-Titus Griffiths marry at Jackson Street Baptist Church

Titus Griffiths and Mise Sarah Owens of Olyphant were married Saturday evening at the Jackson Street Baptist Church officiated by Thev. Thoma de Gruchy. The bride wore steel gray. attendants were W. R. Williams and Mise Maria Griffith. The couple will reside in Olyphant after the ceremony.

Titus Griffiths Mise Sarah Owens Olyphant Jackson Street Baptist Church Thev. Thoma de Gruchy W. R. Williams Mise Maria Griffith

Ladies Meet After Carnival in City Rooms

All ladies who had charge during the carnival are asked to attend Monday at 4 o'clock in the rooms for a short session. Monday evening Mrs. E. H. Ripple, city president of the YWCA, will lead a special meeting for women and cirla. Embroidery classes will not meet again this year.

E. H. Ripple Young Women's Christian Association Cirla

Entertainment and Sobel Show at Mears Hall

A St. Leopos battalion event at Mears Hall on Wednesday evening features opening remarks by President John H. Devine, piano solo by Nellie Curran, vocal solo by Gus Reppert, a musical sketch by the Banfield sisters, vocal solo by John Washburn, recitation by Bessie Slate, vocal duet by Misses Gleason and Merchant, vocal solo by Joseph Warburton, soprano solo by Miss Elizabeth O Boyle, and a tenor solo by William Lynott.

St. Leo's Battalion Mears’ Hall John H. Devine Nellie Curran Gus Reppert Banfield Sisters John Washburn Bessie Slate Misses Gleason Merchant Joseph Warburton Elizabeth O Boyle Enor William Lynott

Stanford family mourns Mars Stanford death in Wales

lkivid Stanford learns of his mother Mars Stanford’s death at 68 in Hirwoun Glammorganshire South Wales. Community notices include church events, elections, a birth, complaints about street disturbances, and local lodge activities in the area.

Neptunes Win Flag at South Scranton Athletic Fair

Large sale continues as fair items linger from linen to needlework. Neptune Engine wins the silk flag contest against Century and Hoge, with prize money of 115.50 for Miss Annie Uhl and other gifts awarded, amid a popular matinee and crowd. Lawrence and his band performed a varied program including overtures and operatic selections.

United States Neptune Engine Company Century William Connell Hoge Neptune Boys Cedar Avenue Edward Hahn Terephine Fadden Annie Uhl Miss Uhl Belinda Lindner Lawrence Poet and Peasant Scheppe Metz Suppe Hosfeld Faust Gounod Gamne Verdi Yeldiz Magurka Tosfeld

Local Injuries Reported In Two Incidents

Albert Gist a Prospect avenue mechanic at Bittenbender had his right hand caught in a car on Saturday morning and several fingers badly cut. He was treated at Lackawanna hospital. The Smiths of Stone avenue near Connell park reported their young daughter broke her right arm after a fall near the stairs. Dr J J Waleh reduced the fracture.

Albert Gist Prospect Avenue Bittenbender Lackawanna Hospital John Smith Stone Avenue Connell Park J. J. Waleh

Evangelist Elouston Preaches to Large Cedar Avenue Audiences

Blind evangelist Elouston spoke to two large congregations at Cedar Avenue Methodist Church yesterday. In the morning he presented The Genuine Article and in the evening preached The Twelve Pearly Gates. He also addressed the South Scranton YWCA yesterday afternoon, with a very large audience in attendance.

Tev. Elouston Cedar Avenue Methodist Twelve Pearly Gates Sovth Scranton Young Women's Christian Associations

Union bridge marriage and local arrests reported

The notice covers the engagement of Miss Brid get Kulagher and William Cine and an Newark resident inviting parents, plus arrests of James Feustis and Jereplex for drunkenness on Pittsion avenue. It notes Martin Langan recovering and leaving Southworks hospital. a Germania hall rehearsal by Jungzer Maennercher is announced with a future session.

Bridget Kulagher Beeel Street Willian Cine Remington Avenue Mao Fred Pulaski Dover N.J Birch Street Jungzer Maennercher Germania Hall Cedar Avenue James [Feustis Jereplex Old Forge Fpitts

Social Guests and Local Visits Highlight Week

Mr and Mrs J Archie Jones host Frank and David Dickey and others at South Rebecca avenue. Grace Walker visits the W alker residence on Division Street. Mrs Lee Clark spends a week with friends at Clark s Summit. Mrs Edna La Suer visits town from Laceyville while Mrs Luella Cook and daughter Vary of Pactoryville tour. Rh Capwell rushes home due to his mother s illness at West Nicholson.

J. Archie Jones South Rebecca Avenue Frank David Dickey Lck Cente Grace Walker Division Street Robert Walker, Jr Binghamton Lee Clark Lincoln Avenue Clark's Summit John T. Richards South Main Avenue New York City Edna la Suer Laceyville Wyoming County Luella Cook Vary Pactoryville J. K. Mraheimer Clark Bummil Myre A. M. Lor‘eimer U. Capwell Hapwell West Nicholson

Green Ridge Notices Highlight Club Events and Civic Wish

Green Ridge entries note Marion Grune of Carbondale visiting friends and a Gwen Ridge Woman's club meeting after holidays. The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of Green Ridge Presbyterian plans an election meeting for flowers. Phinney Hoge company to host New Year Eve banquet in honor of ladies. Public hall demand praised. recalls Association hall on Monier avenue by George Sanderson. Citizens urged to support a new hall project.

Marion Grune Carbondale Fireen Ridge Friends Monsenhold Gwen Ridge Woman's Club Phinneyes Green Ridge Association Hall George Sanderson Monier Avenue

History of long fought coal war reshapes rail map

A historic clash over the Delaware Valley and Kingston railroad unfolds as independents led by BE L Fuller resist consolidations. The Pennsylvania Coal Co contracts independents for 65 percent control while Morgan & Co. acquires a controlling stake in the Pennsylvania company for 27.6 million dollars.

Fuller Delaware Valley and Kingston Pennsylvania Ceat Company Coykendall Rondout Delaware and Hudson Canal New York Scranton Pennsylvania Company Erie and Wyoming Tidewater Pennsylvania Coal Company Ble Coul Caimmiers Lackawaxen Delaware and Hudson's Canval Erie Iie Wyoming Hawley Erie and Delaware Valley Werle Dickering Morgan & Co

Tragic Indictment of Local Boy in Rail Accident

Dunmore mourns as Bink Melune, a senior at Colley Bagh and active parish member, dies after a train collision near Hebe and Weenig Valley railroad. Coaxed by fate, he left work on Saturday in high spirits and perished on return to Nantón. Funeral at St Mark's church follows at 1 oclock with family burial in Totstom cemetery.

Diane Yieli Bink Melune Hebe Weenig Valley Wil Dames MeKune Ions Tin Colley Bagh Soine Tinn Aleal Py Noah St. Mak’ S Eines Miouin Theles St Mark's Church

Church and social notices from local congregations

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church meets Thursday at 2 40 pm and asks members to bring nit boxes. The Methodist and Episcopal services were led by Ren Ad and Van Clett at the quarterly meeting with twelve new members joined. Rev W H Williams begins revival services January 1. The Independent Hose company plans a benefit for James Brown widow of a former foreman. Presbyterian youth rehearse Christmas music Wednesday at 4 pm, and the Woman's Missionary Society meets at Charles H Blues home Thursday at 3 pm. Holy communion was held at the Presbyterian church yesterday morning. Partial revival notices are noted in town.

Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Church Mennilersary Epicopal Ren Ad van Clett Jon Fey W. H. Williams Howe Company James Brown Forvsman Presbyterian Sunday Nelves Woman's

Doan's Kidney Pills Help Mr Snyder Heal

A local citizen from 809 Prospect Street, George G. Snyder, says Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back pains described as rheumatic and morning stiffness. He bought the product at Matthews Bros. drug store, noting noticeable improvement within a week. The ad lists 60 cents per box with Foster Milburn Co. as sole US agents.

George G. Snyder Prompect Street Delaware, Lackawalina and Western Railroad Doan Matthews Bros Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

Local Social Notes From Willitv-Barre and Nearby Towns

Father McAndrew of Willitv-Barre mingled with friends in town yesterday. Mim Staford arrived from Missouri visiting at G W A Allen on Dudley Street. John Ret moved to Aveen to take district superintendent duties for the Pennsylvania Coal Co in Win. Meo and Mrs Jobo Whitman moved to Modsie with Mr Whitman employed by the same company. Mr and Mrs EL oD Almes spent Saturday with Mr Almes' parents in Hawley.

Father McAndrew Willitv-Barre Mim. Staford Missouri G. W. A. Allen Dudley Street John Ret Tutler Street Aveen Pennsylvania Coal Company Win Meo Jobo Whitman Cherry Street Luive Modsie Whitman Enuips Mes EL Od Almes Saturn Mr. Almes Hawley

Surprise party honors Mrumd Colvin at Park Place

A local gathering at Park Place honored Mrumd Colvin of Albright Avenue with music, refreshments, and socializing. Attendees included Miss Hirtee, Arthur Pinnock, Mrs. Jenkins, Miss Johanna Twining, and others. The Hebbin mine workers meet weekly at Hlaugerty's hall Wall's Mead. An accidental fund event was planned for Thomas' hotel Bull's Heil tonight.

Mrumd Es KR Colvin Albright Gaines Aid Mise Hirtee Tlirding Arthur Pinnock Ma Runok Memel Min Melasall Miss At the Hrishin Thomas’ Hotel Bull's Heil Harry Hirst

Obituary Notice for Bridget Cunavan and Donna Grimes

Bridget Cunavan widow of Tins Come avin longtime Hewdly resident died Saturday at Oaklani Sinquehannay county aged around 65 survived by a son and daughter including John P. Gite avin of New York City and Dr McGrath of CWiwige The Thoms Cmavan husband of the deceased owned property tied to Nay Aug point For Donna Grimes Park Trave resident and native of Ireland died yesterday at home Albright Avenue Funeral tomorrow morning.

Bridget Cunavan Hewdly Oaklani Sinquehannay Mi Cunavan John P. Giteavin New York Donna Grimes Park Trave Albright Ireland del M Molly Mes Sarah Mee

Religious News Notes from Calvary and First Church

Theme at Calvary Protestant church night spoke of the universe and atomic force. Morning sermon at First Church of Christ and Scientist examined evolution by atomic force. Rev Dr Pierce preached temperance message urging selfpurchase of a drink with a charity demonstration.

Marion Ly Firor Calvary Church of Christ Robert F. ¥. Pierce Woom Avenue Beptisy Pierce

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West DR. Gruchy Dufour Plymouth Congregational Church Prohibiton Citizens Meeting Itynat Globe Warehouse General News Lkivid Stanford Street Mars Mary Stanford Hirwoun Glammorganshire South Wales Baptist Young People’s Union Chiuwoh Clived Drewonie Susie Medley Diually Nash Mere William Noggle Thirteenth Street Papefist Young People’s Union Aporren WooUng Ni Kiss Ap Penner Lady Friends of St. Brenden’s Council Young Men's Institute Masonic Hall Ninth Oxford Streets Oxford Thomas Cosgrove Mina Avenue Sumer Avenue Presbyterian Church Thomas Hoxton Firest Welsh Baptist Church South Neptunes Joan Smith the Blind Evangelist North Scranton Providence Methodist Episcopal Serview Gniett Sarmon Mulley’s Pigre and Pemiee & Divker Tver Mulley Dowhy Duvcing Miss Arma Nose Henry FP. Habconk Churety Avenue Walker Street Hollister Avenuc Thue Price Louis Yates Jenkin Evans Simpson & Watkins Temple Tron Company Morgan L. Fuller Purdy Wayne County Simonton Harrisburg Wyoming Rotherisee Supreme Court Ontario and Western Albany Supreme Court of Pennsylvania My. Puller Lackawanna Court House Hawley and Eastern Railroad Company Fastern Thorne Wimmers Dunmore Avoca No. 6 Herate Mendsbures Pennsylvanian Company Dunmore Doings Frank McKane Wyoming Yard Doan’s Lyceum Theatre Rels & Burgunder Lesseec A. J. Duffy Chauncey Olcott Anastus Pitow Olcott Littl Christman Academy OF Plusic Reis & Burgunder Harry A. Brown Lessera Bartley Campbell Siberia New Gaiety Theatre i. RK Rose Hill English Folly Victoria Park Place Religious News Notes
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