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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1895
Page
8
Local Visitors Visit Then Church Sends Aid To Nebraska Sufferers
J Scott Inglis and Mrs Coony with Nettie visit Mrs George Pearl on Main. Mrs Anna Richmond Ruth and Miwood Richmond visit town. The Ladies Missionary society sent groceries and clothing to Nebraska sufferers today. The wedding of Peter McLane and Maud Edsel is postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coony
Nettie
George H. Pearl
Main Street
Anna Richmond
Ruth
Miwood
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian ‘Church
Nebraska
Peter McLane
Mise Maud Edsel
Local notes on court cases trips and town events
Attorney A Lite travels to Ithaca Syracuse and Union Springs on business. A trespass case before arbitrators Burgess Ace and Huard ing continues. Shakespere lecture tonight. Public remonstrance against Lillard law openness at B W Lewis office. Weather blizzard disrupts trains Lehigh Valley delays. Williamsport and Binghamton railroad revived in talk. Wedding Perry H Lyman and Marie Wilson today. Wyoming county annual statement shows receipts 25008.07 expenditures 22214.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FY. Hitchcock
Forkston
John Hitchcock
B. W. Lewis
A. D. Tewksbury
Elmira
Tioga and
Putnam Streets
Presbyterian Church
Martin Ells
J. P. Breidinger
Mansfield
Easton
Williamsport and
Binghamton
Wyalusing
Theodore Kellogg
Springville
C. A. Hungerford
Eva Gearhart
Wilkes- Harre
Frants
Perry H. Lyman
Marie Wilson
Pearse
Wyoming County
East Stroudsburg News Highlights and Local Appointments
Mrs J N Place is seriously ill on Washington street. Miss Angie Dally visits from Philadelphia. East Stroudsburg Glass Co. shuts down for lack of orders. Mrs H D Van Goosbeeck visits from Dockertown New Jersey. Miss Jennie Koapp leaves for Western Union duties in East Orange. Woollen mill in Stroudsburg operates day and night to meet orders. Edith Kresge visiting friends in Beranton. EMINWOOD players booked for Academy of Music this week. Scranton opera-goers praise the troupe after last week’s performances. Professor Paul of the Normal is ill. Mr Batt leads his classes. Collection for Nebraska sufferers totals 20. Rev B Apple of Bangor accepts St John’s Lutheran Stroudsburg pastorate beginning May 1. He is described as diligent and eloquent. A B Abrams, Daily reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Place
Washington Street
Angie Dally
Philadelphia
East Stroudsburg Ghiss Company
H. D. van Goosbeeck
Dockertown
N. J
Dh Vngelaa
Jennie Koapp
Western Union Telegraph Company
East Orange
Stroudsburg
Edith Kresge
Beranton
Eminwood Players
Academy of Music
Scranton
Paul
Normal
Batt
Normal Christian Association
Nebraska
B. Apple
Bangor
St. John's Lutheran Church
Apple
A.B. Abrams
The
Daily
Forest City News Roundup and Local Notices
Local items report infant deaths Earl Owens pneumonia funeral services Freddie Decker interment Providence. Carbondale Traction runs to end of line. Residents visiting relatives and friends in Carbondale Dundaff Waymart Providence and Ararat. Rosehine murder case in Scranton. Revival at Baptist church and Ladies Aid meets. Tyatsy Revelry show at Forest City. Toole's Killarney on the Rhithe at Davis Opera House. Local weather: 14 degrees below zero. Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for teething relief sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Duph
Mogsie
Rose Getting
Carbondale
Alice Cunningham
Mix Dr. Noble
Pleasant Mount
Rosehine
Scranton
David Snyder
Dundaff
Ernest Horton
Waymart
T. L. Horton
Anna Reel
Providence
N. FE. Bell
Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Martin
Railroad Street
Ararat
Little Pansy’ Company
J. Toule Company
Killarney
Davia Opera House
Toole
Thomas Brown, Jr
the Tribune
Forest City
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Golden Wedding and Local News in Carbondale
Mrs. and Mr. Thomas G. Burke celebrated their golden wedding on Monday evening in Carbondale. Miss Millen Eb Boland and William H. Mahad wed in St. Rose church yesterday at noon. They plan to reside on Mt Dundaff street after their wedding tour. John R. Cameron and Alec Wyllie attended the Scranton Kirmess last night. George Hughes to New York on business today. J. Borst and Mrs. Borst left for Collinsville New York to visit friends. Alderman Burnell visited Scranton yesterday. Kerr Siebecker Co Purple Undertaking Co and Acme Coal Co sought membership with the Board of Trade. Mrs. William Lindsay entertained her sister Mrs. Lebo of Eureka California. George Masters infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Masters was badly scalded yesterday morning. Mitchell Hose Co elected new officers for the year. The engine rebuild for Honesdale arrived at the Delaware and Hudson shops yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Burke
Cottage Street
Millen Eb, Boland
Dundaff Street
William H. Mahad
Archbald
Carbondale
St. Rose Church
Mt Dundaff Street
John R. Cameron
Alec Wyllie
Delaware and Hudson Locomotive Shops
Birthday Party for James Oliver Enlivens Priceburg
A pleasant surprise party was given at James Oliver's Lincoln Street home for his birthday. Attendees included many local families such as the Kennedys, Halls, Wellands, Hall siblings, and others visiting friends from Carbondale. Edward Bertley suffered a neck injury at the St Thomas church fair, treated by Dr Bellheimer with five stitches, and is resting at home in Providence. Pay day at Storrs' was noted and a Hyde Park party visited HH Jones's home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Oliver
Lincoln Street
William Kennedy
Parris
Knapp
Edward Priest
Thomas Hall
Mes. C. Hall
Robert Hall
Theo. Welland
John Welland
George Weiland
William Margetson
Lark
J. Lewis
J. Barron
Hall
Cook
Lloyd, Scott and Willams
Luke Hall
Thomas Elliott
James Margetson
John Jones
Carbondale
Edward Bertley
St. Thomas
Bellheimer
Providence
Storrs
Chuslog
Hyde Park
HH. B. Jones
Census population estimates for major world cities
The fragment notes 1800 census figures for London and New York, with London at 4 208 411 and New York at 1 515 201, plus later estimates for Chicago Berlin Pekin and others around the 1 000 000 mark, reflecting early urban population estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Chicago
Berlin
Pekin
Enduring Mortality Alarm and Bovinine Claim in Babies
A period piece warns of rising mortality and weakens in children despite hygiene. It cites bottle feeding as a danger and promotes Bovinine, endorsed by Dr. A B Robinson of Dudley Street Boston, as a life sustaining aid to feeble, bottle fed infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Robinson
Dudley St
Boston
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Charles Walters
Charles King
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Herbert Bush
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Selata
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Morey
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Daniel Stemples
J. R. Watson
J. H. Shotwell
H. M. Mute
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Tamer Greene
John N. Lewis
Mary Heft
Ifford Gray
New York State
Charles Petersen
Second Street
Mercury
William Muir
Muir
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Barah Sly
Dunmore
Opera House
Row- Jan's
H. B. Cochran
Lancoaster
Priceburg
Hyde Park Clothing Store
Jem
Oeiss
Kita Johnson
Hood
C.T. Hood & Co
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