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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1899

Page

10

Christmas Sermon and Festivity for Deaf Mutes at St Luke's

The Ephphattin guild of deaf mutes at St Luke's church hosted a Christmas service attended by about 19 deaf individuals. Rev J M Koehler preached in Sign in Philadelphia and spoke of his deafness and mission to the deaf. Afterward attendees moved to the parish hall for a brief talk and a social, with gifts distributed and a Floroscope view of scenes from Christ. About 180 deaf residents in the city and surroundings attend monthly services at St Luke's.

St. Luke's Church J. M. Koehler All Boul’s Church Philadelphia Kev Koehler Mr. Koehler

B I A Boys’ Industrial association tours festive exercises

About fifty members of the B I A with quarters in St Luke's basement held Christmas exercises led by Lincoln E Brown. The group shows active membership and plans a self governing structure like George Junior Republic with elected officers and merit based promotions.

Boys’ Industrial Association St. Luke's Church Lincoln E. Brown George Junior Republic the Treasury Interior Justles Brown Tribune

Automobile Balked Delights Washington Linden Crowd

An amused crowd watched a playful automobile balk near Lorenzo drug store at Washington avenue and Linden Street. The owner tried coaxing it with a propeller and advice from bystanders, then fixed it with a monkey wrench. The car finally moved and the owner rode off triumphant.

Washington Avenue Linden Street Lorenzo

Dividing the Offices in Lackawanna Township

Democratic conferees met at Coynes hotel in Minooka to apportion township offices. South district will elect tax collector supervisor school director township treasurer and one auditor. Southwest district will elect supervisor township clerk and a constable. West district has one office school director. Republican primaries for Ninth Ward offices set Jan 4 from 4 to 8 pm at polling booths. Fry ticket Crawford county system used. George F P Millet secretary.

Lackawanna Township Coyne’s Minooka Ninth Ward Register of Voters Tos Pom Fry Crawford County Fry Council C. EB Chittenden Huelander Peter Haan Vigilance Committee George FP. Millet

Gold Watch Identified in Police Burglary Case

Chief of Police Robling received a letter from Shamo kin identifying another article found with the Court right gang of burglars. A gold watch matched exactly with one stolen from Rev. Rue’s home during the Nov 4 burglary, and Mrs. Mame Crow’s small gold timepiece bore the same markings.

Mame Crow Fue

Scranton Identity Clouded in New York Injured Man

A badly injured man found near McGurk's Hall in New York identified as Jacob Brost, claimed Scranton ties, but no such person is found in city records. Bellevue Hospital staff note he used the name Brost to conceal his true identity and residence.

Jacob Brost McGurk New York City Jacun Brost Scranton Brost Bellevue Hospital Kher

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claims Century of Use

An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for children. It claims over fifty years of use by millions of mothers to soothe teething pain and wind colic, with mentions of diarrhea relief and gum relief.

Lackawanna Iron and Steel vote to enlarge capital stock

At a special meeting in Lackawanna the board voted to raise capital from 2,750,000 to 25,000,000. Officials declined comment on motive while stockholders and directors from New York and Buffalo attended. The action aims to position the firm for opportunities, with talks of moving, restructuring, or forming structural iron partnerships if conditions favor expansion.

Lackawinda Iron and Steel Company A. B. Blair Tribune Walter Scranton FL P. Higginson Motes ‘Taylor New York A. BL Biante Henry Webrum HH. M. Toles Atorges Matt Ma Tagelor Wehrau Bank Buffalo

Christian Endeavor Social At Penn Avenue Baptist Church

A lively Christian Endeavor social at the Penn Avenue Baptist Church drew a large turnout. Highlights included a piano duet by Afflesea Marlon Hutchison and Chite Browning, an eighteen member drill led by NA Westcott, a whistling fly by Mike Hopp, and a dialogue titled Why He Never Married performed by seven young ladies and several young men, ending with a piano solo by Clara Browning.

Christian Endeavor Society Penn Avenue Baptist Church Penn Avenues Marlon Hutchison Chite Browning Youn Ladik Westcott Mike Hopp Clara Browning

Kadler Discharged Amid Courtright Gang Suspicions

Theodore Kadler of 322 Centre Street was arrested on suspicion of being a Courtright gang member. Alderman Howe discharged him after Patrolman Karina and Chief Robling presented circumstantial evidence linking Kadler to recent burglaries. Kadler, a hatter, lived with Courtright's group and was beaten by Alderman Howe before release.

Theodore Kadler Centre Street Fred Karina Alderman Howe Chleft Robling Knadler Frank Courtfleht Joe Fitzgerald John Crow Courtright The Sing John T. Hows

Smith Held on Bail for Postmaster Deception in Pike County

William Smith a 23 year old postmaster at Parker's Glen Pike county Pa was held in 500 bail for trial by United States Commander Craig. He allegedly defrauded the government of 1 over eight months by falsifying returns and cancellations while serving as postmaster and telegraph operator. He lived at Rowland and deputy postmaster Ward Love was appointed during his absence.

William Smith Parker's Glen Pike County United States Craig Smith Philadelphia Poat Oitee Hugh J. Gorman Gorman Erie Railroad Groek Ridge Delaware and Hudson Communsery Parken Glen Ward Love Toomis Whehblington Gormin Renparta Smith Rowland Pike

George Peck Appointed Board of Trade Manager

A meeting of the Board of Trade Renal Estate company directors yesterday afternoon accepted Dolph B. Atherton’s resignation as building manager. George L. Penk was appointed Atherton’s successor, while Atherton remains secretary of the Board to focus on promoting city industry and revival efforts.

the Board of Trade Renal Eatate Company Dolph B. Atherton George L. Penk Offver Atherton Ponrid of Trade Toyardens Board of Trade

Illness of Roland Reed Inspires Elks Condolence Message

The Seruien Lodge of Bike expresses sorrow over comedian Roland Reed’s illness in a telegram sent to his address. The message, adopted at Thursday night’s meeting, hopes for the Grand Exalted Ruler’s aid to restore Reed’s health.

Roland Reed Loyal Lodge of Elks Seruiien Lodge Bike Bec. Os. Inc Roland Real

Cut Rate Lawyers in Lackawanna Charge Bar Corruption

At a Pittsburg meeting of State Bar association committees, attorney John M. Morris accused Lackawanna county lawyers of cutting rates and facing near-impossible disbarment. A bill proposing an examining committee to the Supreme Court was drafted by Morris and Warris. The gathering also discussed municipal liens and tax enforcement, with a June 23 Rider House banquet set.

State Bar Association Pittsburg John M. Morris Associated Press The Tribune Lackawanna County State May Association Cambridge Springs Robert Snodgrass Harrieburg Legal Education Committee Judgne Z. A. Evans Allegheny Court John M. Parris Scranton Lackawannan County Supreme Court Warris Snoilcrase Alexander Simpson, Jr Philadelphia Amon Simpson Rider House

Temperature Drops Amid Crisper Winter Weather

Last evening a noticeable fall in temperature was reported with Phelps' drug store thermometer at 10 degrees above zero at midnight. Forecasts project further cooling today and tomorrow, bringing crisp conditions that energize activity. Locals enjoy improved skating on thawed lakes with many youth groups planning outdoor sessions today.

Phelps’ Drug Eture Jack Frost Legion

Priest to accompany Lawton burial in Arlington

Rev Charles E Pierce brother of Rev Robert F Y Pierce sails from Manila aboard the Transport Thomas to conduct funeral services for General Henry W Lawton. He will visit his brother in this city after duties and serves as an Episcopal preacher and division chaplain under General.

Charles E. Pierce Robert F. Y. Pierce Henry W. Lawton Arlington National Cemetery Mr. Pierce Manila Thomas

Tighe Broderick Fight Set at Pelican Club in Brooklyn

A 25 round 138 pound bout between Jack Tighe and Tom Broderick of Yonkers is scheduled at the Pelican Athletic Club in Brooklyn tonight. A Scranton delegation will accompany the Scranton favorite who is in good shape and confident of victory.

Jack Tighe Tom Broderick Yonkers, N Pelican Athletic Club Brooklyn Scranton Scranten Toy

County Auditors Submit Report with No Surcharges

Ry W Costello Asa FB Kiefer and F J Ward retiring county auditors present their annual report stating there are no surcharges or sensational items. The officials will sell it today on Monday.

Ry W. Costello Asa FB. Kiefer F. J. Ward Boar of County Auditors

Collision in Bellevue Trains Damaged No Injuries Reported

A north bound freight and a coal car train collided at noon yesterday while backing into the Bellevue breaker yard. The locomotive and several freight cars were damaged but no injuries occurred, though engineer Harry Shaw and fireman George Washburn narrowly escaped harm.

Bellevue Breaker Harry Shaw George Washburn

Local ads and notices from Scranton area merchants

An assembled page shows refund guarantees for a Moon bottle remedy and references to Greene Warranted Syrup of Tar. Multiple businesses are listed including J. D. Rene & Son Dunmore GW Davis Providence WD Davila Berniman & Co Avoca Manners Moosic FP A Kane Minooka Joseph Davis Taylor Steam Heating and Plumbing P F M T Gowley Wyoming Ave. Also mentions the Hotel Jermyn cigar and a reference to The Scranton Tribune yearbook.

Greene J. D. Rene & Son Dunmore GW. Davis Providence WD. Davila Berniman & Co Avoca W . Manners Moosic FP. A Kane Minooka Joseph Davis Taylor

MacArthur Establishes First English Speaking Churches

MacArthur founded the first English speaking churches in the Philippines establishing a new religious presence.

MacArthur Phippines

Government Building Repainted and Renovated by Contractors

The interior repainting of the government building is completed by John Benore and Sons after two months of work. The United States courtroom on the second floor shines with a pearl grey finish. New carpets were installed for nearly all rooms, enhancing the overall condition of the building.

John Benore and Sons United States Court Room Lock E

Cigarmakers Union Elects Officers After Large Meeting

Cigarmakers union No. 205 245 held a large meeting last evening electing George Gobler as president William S Evans as vice president Hitriss Gowen as financial secretary J Clarke as recording secretary Pt 9 Butterman as treasurer and John Lopatke as sergeant at arms.

Cigarmakers’ Union J. W. Kail George Gobler William S. Evans Hitriss Gowen Deneretary J. Clarke Treneurern Butterman John Lopatke

Scranton Business College Reopens Next Tuesday

The Scranton Business College announces both sessions will resume on Tuesday. A stenographer and a bookkeeper have been hired this week to fill key positions, with strong attendance expected for January February and March.

Oils offer paint with smooth wear resistance and durability

An advertisement claims oils will produce a smooth paint finish with durability, resisting pooling cracking or wear until completing its full duty. It promises value, stating good oils are not expensive and will prove economical.

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