Banquet of the U O P Alumni in Scranton
The University of Pennsylvania Alumni of Northeastern Pennsylvania held a dinner at the Hotel Jermyn with about seventy attendees. A business session formed a permanent committee, elected officers, and resolved to host the next banquet in Wilkes-Barre. Notables from Philadelphia and university faculty attended, with speeches, toasts, and musical numbers marking the event.
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University
Tomets
Witkess Barre
St. Ballentine
L. A. Paytor
Wilkes
Harre
George A. Minnehiard
University of Pennsylvania
Northeastern Pennsylvania
Jermyn
Philadelphia
Scranton
Elloes
Ballentias
Gew
Alinent Organizacion
Preshiod
J. Willam White
Tr Horntley
Wood
Char
C. Harrison
William Pepner
Pellentine
Tr Blanchard
George EB. Newnolds
Dan Juet
John L. Wents
Lewis Prev
W Keller
Davidson
University Alumni Toasts Deliberate on Medical Education
A Penn symposium featured discussions on college athletic training and the practical methods of Pennsylvania shaping Harvard and Cornell football prospects. Speakers praised the university medical school’s history and the medical alumni while paying tribute to Drs Went, Leet, Pepper, and Mitchell as part of a broad, ceremonial program.
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Pennsylvania
Harvard
Cornell
Boyle
Woodruft
Dye. Taylor
University Hospital
Marshall
America
University of Pennylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Eboy
Wents
Mitchell
Penniman
Ballentine
Dr. Leet
William Pepper
Dixon
Philadelphia
The
Commonwealth
St Luke's Sunday School Christmas celebration held
St Luke's Episcopal church hosted the Christmas program for its Sunday school and nearby missions on Holy Innocents Day. About 100 attendees enjoyed carols, a rector's address, and a decorated tree. Gifted prayer books and hymnals honored several attendees for perfect attendance.
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Olphant
East End
South Side
Holy Innocents
Rogers Israel
Christ Child
Delphine Davin
Hdear Cockrill
John Holmes
Jesse Rodriguez
Mentihon
Jennie Marks
Bary Haldeman
Andrew Jackson
Eve Cockrill
James Roberts
Momie Harris
St. Mark's
Bowling Handicap System Initiated for Citywide Contest
Bobby Wharton of Tik Alley Bee proposes a fair handicap plan to classify all bowlers based on scores from all alleys. Scores from now to January 1 will be averaged to form a citywide tournament starting January 2 with a trophy and second and third prizes. No entry fee is charged and all bowlers are welcome as prizes become permanent property of winners.
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Bobby Wharton
Wharton
Our National Trouble and the Call for Pure Whiskey
A call to address widespread dyspepsia among Americans. The piece argues illness stems from poor digestion, urging nature to be aided by a medicinal stimulant. It promotes Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey as a healthful digestive aid, warning to avoid counterfeit imitations.
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Duffy
Theatrical Attractions At Lyceum And Beyond
A large audience greeted The Manola Mason company at the Lyceum with Friend Frivg and strong performances by Marion Mandata and John Maron. The Brodwary burlesque drew crowds, with Kimma Corus and Paul Dresser songs, plus lively acts by Gilbert and Goldie. Morrison's Faust praised for its church choir and seasoned cast. Maurie will tour historic venues, with new acts at the Academy and Lancem New Years Day engagement.
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Lyceum
Frivg
Marion Mandata
John Maron
Frita
Nut
Aldong
Mason
Abr. McCronough
Pleaning
Coey
Wilk
Were Lesque
Paris
Santiaga
Kimma Corus
Thor
Paul Dresser
Theee
Gilbert
Goldie
Bune Sisters
Alredt
Mhambra
London
End MacAvey
May Anpely
A. A. Fenyveesy
Mananer
New Amusement Center
Fenyveessy
Pijow
Binghamton
Elven Tonkeht
Morrison
Faust
Couatry
Nuremburg
Ie Cver
Manet
Academy of Music
Matiners
Watch leads to arrest in tale of two brothers and missing girl
Two Hawley brothers sought their wayward sister who had lived with Mrs. Brockway on Adams Avenue. The girl, 17, had been charged with larceny of a watch by the housekeeper but released after the case. Mrs. Duggan aided in the search and located the girl at Myre Brockway's house. The girl admitted the watch had disappeared since living there, and Brockway was arrested on a warrant.
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Fanny May Prockway
Adams Avenue
Alderman Howe
Hall
W. B. Duggan
Deent
Board of
Associated Charities
Airfl
Hawley
Brockway
Ward girl held on charge of larceny by bailee
The girl did not deny the charge but said she had given the watch to another person. She is held for court to answer larceny by bailee. The wayward girl is now at the House of the Good Shepherd.
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House of the Good Shepherd
Jewish Chatauquan Society Meeting at Rev Dr Chapman's Home
A Jewish Chatauquan society gathering is set for this evening at Rev Dr Chapman's residence, 82 Adams Avenue. The local branch, part of the National Jewish Chatauquan Society, studies The Higher Criticism of the Bible with officers led by Rev Dr Chapman, Mrs M Bim mons, Minnie Goldsmith, and L Landau.
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Jewish Chatauquan Society
Oclock
Chapman
Adams Avenue
National
Jewish Chautauquan Society
Philadelphia
Jocal
Dr. Chapman
Mra. M. Bimmons
Mires Minnie Goldsmith
L. Landau
RELEASE OF COCKER IN CONtempt CASE
Rey Cocker was freed after Judge Yerkes issued an opinion. He was jailed for contempt for failing to pay weekly child support. The court ordered release upon payment of one dollar per week from Sept 13 1897 to Jan 10 1898 and bail of $100 for the January term.
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Risen Cocker
Doylestown
Yerkes
Cocker
Train brakeman dies after fall from freight car
Hugh O Rourke a Delaware Lackawanna and Western brakeman on Conductor William McAlhater's train fell from a freight car at Imragaville yesterday near noon sustaining a broken neck and almost immediately dying. He was unmarried and had recently married in To byhonna. his father Janice O Rourke long served as section boss of that road part.
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Hugh O'Rourke
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Willian McAl- Heter
Imragaville
Tobyhonna
Janice O'Rourke
Letters From The People Feature Reader Opinions
Short letters of interest may be published with writer fame and accompanied by the author. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed herein.
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Tribune
City council fights Wyoming avenue plan over funding
George Banderson of Eronion Pa notes three possible funding paths for Wyoming avenue condemnation costs. He warns that final awards may bind the city. voters must decide on a bond issue or risk crippling future city finances and services.
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the Tribune
Noutrille
Wyoming
inWuenon
Ely
Wyoming Avenue
Delaware and Hudson Ganus Company
South Ride
Letus
South Side
Conoeny
Hilehont
George Banderson
Eronion
Social Events in the City Spread of Gala Reception
A brilliant reception and dance at the bicycle club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Belin drew a large society turnout. Guests included Judge and Mrs. Archbald, Colonel and Mrs. Roles, many prominent Scranton and Germantown residents, and visitors from New York, Philadelphia, and other cities.
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Henry Belin
Clark
Mr. Belin
N. G. Robertson
Post
Summit
N. J
George Banderton
Ceorge BH. Smith
W. H. Taylor
W. G. Parke
F. Z. Matt
EB. RB
Jermyn
W. M. Dickson
Archbald
Mies Hunt
Augute Archbinl
Miss Welles
Me- Lem
Miss Dale
Miss Jessel
Miss Winton
Mise Simpson
Matthews
Miss Mintt
Frey
Walker
Whitmore Kemmerer
W. A. Poulter
H. W. Boles
G. W. Fuller
Jamee Blair
L. B. Potter
J. M. Boles
E. Chase
G. G. Brooks
Fuller
Mira Cleman Dunkirk
Miss Watson
Mr Carmel
Misa Linbury
Trenton
Miss Gilson
Philadelphia
Whale
Newhure
N.Y
Misa Calwell
Troy
Mise
Willie
Flushing
L. J
Conner
San Francoisco
Abbott
New Pinan Air
Boiratt
New York
Tahiwin
Sonotula
Andrews
Charles Sebincer
Avenue
Mise Lola
Try
Miss Paterson
Carbondale
Anne McAnulty
Dorothy Boead
May Gesrheart
Alles Burns
Lella Steele
Catherine Steele
Nelle Steele
Grace Law
Ruth Hanley
Jeaner Moffat
Maud Mas
Marerery Warren
Helen Jones
Ruth Archbald
Marry Jones
Jinrold
Lawrence Wires
Falweard Hulbert
Willam Dirmmid
Robert Matthews
Pugh Archbald
Jerry Foster
Maxwell Bevsel
Walter Fievens
Dickson Torrey
Tla. Furdam
Roswell McMiller
Charles
Arthur Thiel
Isaac Haslam
John Mair
David Boies
Christmas Festival at Penn Avenue Baptist Church
The Sunday school Christmas festival of Penn Avenue Baptist Church, held yesterday afternoon and evening, featured primary and older scholar programs. Decorated basement, Santa Claus delivers candy and remembrances. pupils receive boxes, and a long list of pupils and performers are named.
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Penn Avenue
Mies Krigbaum
Luther Keller
Joseph K. Dixon
Jessie Moyer
Belle van Bouten
Felele Pryor
Ethel Uecker
Grace Marrn
Mabel
Freda Wagner
Alger Riese
Emma Mingle
Baron Warman
Bruce Keller
Ruth Keller
Grace Browning
Aliee
Dorothy Dixon
Minor Drew
Dorothy Capwell
Florence Browning
Anne Atkinson
M. Devereaux
Nertha Woundhouse
Clare Judd
Mina Robinson
W. Hallatend
Drew
Miss Long
School Board Answers Quo Warranto Probe
The board of control through attorneys Knapp, Torrey and Newcomb yesterday answered a quo warranto suit by John Jermyn challenging the legality of the twenty one member board. The response states that before March 16, 1877 the city was divided into four school districts.
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H. A. Knapp
James H. Torrey
FE. C. Newcomb
Board of Control
John Jermyn
Board of Twentyone
Blain e Hospitalized After Tea Spill Injury
George Blaine, a middle aged man, lies at Lackawanna hospital after a hot tea accident at home. His wife Elaine, on South Eleventh Street, spilled the tea while lifting the pot, blistering Blaine’s face and eyes and leaving his ultimate condition uncertain.
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George Blaine
Lackawanna Hospital
Elaine Lves
South Elehth Street
Blaine
Haine
Reid
Newton Boy Found With Bullet Wounded In Own Home
X rays located a bullet in the right hand of Harold Baker a Newton boy. The bullet was removed after X rays confirmed its presence. The injury occurred while Baker was handling a revolver at home on Monday.
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Lonestreet
Harold Baker
Newton
Bebler
Wie
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