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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1900

Page

11

Plan to close West Lackawanna viaduct crossing discussed

Delaware Lackawanna and Western offers 25 000 to close the crossing at West Lackawanna Avenue in Scranton. Proposals call for a bridge and widened street with pedestrian steps, preserving access and not obstructing existing viaduct plans.

Delaware, Lackawanma and Western Company West Lackawanna Avenue Board of Trade Viaduct Committee Weet Lackawanna Jersey Central Atove Works Watts Kellar Porter

Carr Family Hosts Euchre Party for New York Guest

Mr and Mrs A J Carr of North Hromley avenue entertained with a euchre party Thursday honoring guest Eugene Jantsen of New York. Refreshments followed at 11 with a list of attendees including Miss Kathe Mc Donald Mrs Mary McDonald Miss Nellie Delmer Miss Marcels Delmer Miss Libbie Keating Miss Nan Callery Joseph McDonald George Harpor George Lewis Albert Colemian and Mr Mahoney. Millie and Calvin Coons also mentioned as attendees.

A. J. Carr North Hromley Avenue Eugene Jantsen New York Kathe McDonald Mary McDonald Nellie Delmer Marcels Delmer Libbie Keating Nan Callery Joseph McDonald George Harpor George Lewis Albert Colemian Mr. Mahoney Millie Calvin Coons

Vin Mariani Tonic Hailed World Famous By Testers

The advertisement proclaims Vin Mariani as a world famous tonic with universal approval from testers. It warns against dangerous substitutes and imitators and notes sales through all druggists, describing the product as the only tonic stimulant without unpleasant reactions.

Entertaining Evening at South Main Avenue Home

A group of friends were fully entertained Thursday evening at a residence on South Main Avenue. The gathering was enjoyable for all, and refreshments were served at a seasonable hour.

South Main Avenue

James J White and Margaret Messett Wed at St Peter's Cathedral

James J White of Bowth Ninth street and Miss Margaret Messett of South Scranton were united in marriage Thursday evening at St Peter's cathedral by Rev B J MacGoldrick. Groomsman was P J McCarthy and bridesmaid Miss Sarah Connerton. The couple were hosted to a reception at Mr and Mrs B A Thatcher 421 Spruce street with a wedding supper. They will reside in a newly furnished home on this slide.

James J. White Bowth Ninth Street Margaret Messett South Scranton St. Peter's Cathedral B. J. MacGoldrick P. J. McCarthy Sarah Connerton B.A. Thatcher Spruce Street

Miss Lulu Grass Hosts Social at North Hyde Park

Miss Lulu Grass entertained friends at her North Hyde Park Avenue home Thursday evening. Guests enjoyed vocal solos by Anna Jenkins Lulu Grass and Wilbur, with Martha Evans supplying music for dancing. Refreshments were served as all departed. Present were Martha Evans Lena Weber May Yost Anna Jenkins Henrietta Feeley Bert Whetstone Henry Weber Fred Crogan and Alfred Bevan.

Lulu Grass Hyde Park Avenue Anna Jenkins Mr. Wilbur Martha Jvans Martha J Evana Lena Weber May Yost Henrietta Feeley Bert Whetstone Henry Weber Fred Crogan Alfred Bevan

Washburn Street Church Choir Plans Tomorrow Service

Washburn Street Presbyterian Church presents a morning service with Prelude Andante Mourlan and anthems Far from My Thoughts Vain World Begone and He Shall Come Seen Like a Rat. An evening service features Lighten Our Darkness and O Lord Rebuke Me Not with offertory and Market Anthem. Conducted by Prof. BH Derman.

Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Bh, Derman Mourlan Burton Buck Clark

St Johns Fair Closes After Selling Items

The St Johns German Catholic church fair on South Main avenue closed recently, with net proceeds of 1961.47. Items disposed included a rocking chair for St Mary's Glee Club and Dramatic Association, a red spread, a ladies' bonnet, floor cloth roll, parlor lamps, and other articles listed to various local recipients.

St. John's South Main Avenue St. Mary's Glee Club and Dramatic Association South Scranton Clement Reichert Sisters of St. John's School Harry Barachell Cadden

Local Auction Items Include Household Furnishings

A Wilkes Barre dealer lists items saved from a Taylor home sale including oak bedstead Susie Goethe rocker fancy table lamp toilet set parlor table and pillow sham. Proceeds from other leftovers to be disposed of at a later date.

Wilkes- Barre

Simpson Methodist Episcopal revival overflows with new converts

The Simpson church has held a two week revival led by Rev. P. J. Kain. Nearly 20 have come to the altar and professed conversion. Interest grew, extending meetings to four weeks. Last Sunday the church was crowded as candidates entered probation, with more to be received tomorrow and ongoing revival work continuing.

Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church P. J. Kain D. D Philadelphia

Baptist Pastors Conference Papers Printed in Messenger

The industrial school meets at 2 o clock in Favorite Hall this afternoon. Hey F Athens presents a paper on Church Finance to the Baptist Pastors conference at the onn avenue Baptist church. The paper is printed in this week’s Baptist Messenger edited by Rev. S G Heading, with the first installment.

Hey F. Alathens Onn Avenue Baptist Church Baptist Messenger S. G. Heading

Salvation Army mid-winter camp meeting extended

The Salvation Army mid-winter camp meeting continues into the coming week with nightly special services. Tomorrow evening Secretary W. W. Adar of the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association will lead, assisted by W. W. Burton and the Yokefellow’s band.

Salvation Army W. W. Adar Railroad Young Men‘s Christian Association W. W. Burton Yokefellow

Webster Literary and Debating Society Meeting

The Webster Literary and Debating society met last evening at Sanford Phillips home on Academy street. Papers on the Science of Athletics and The Evolution of the Stage were read by Sanford Phillips and William Ellas respectively. Next meeting to be at George Martins Academy Street home.

Webster Literary and Debating Society Sanford Phillips Academy Street William Ellas George Martin

Bachelor club Holds First Annual Ball at Mears Hall

A large crowd of young people attended the Bachelor club s first annual ball in Mears hall last evening. Up to date dances were enjoyed to music by Prof. Johnson. The event was organized by a general committee including John R. Jones Mathew Kelly William Norton Edward Regan William Jones Michael Davitt and Patrick Burke.

Bachelor Club Mears’ Hall Prof. Johnson John R. Jones Mathew Kelly William Norton Edward Regan William Jones Michael Davitt Patrick Burke

Community notices and obituaries from Hyde Park parish

The local items report interments at Washburn street cemetery and services at Weigand Stern home and St. Mark's church. Welsh Congregational services cover a Salvation Army camp meeting. Valentine events, church suppers, school programs, debates, and a birthday anniversary for Hyde Park groups are announced. Police fine for John Dillon. Agnes Convey burial at Cathedral cemetery. Community nominations and births noted at H A Ewallin home.

Fred Weissman Washburn Street Weigand Stern Prive Street David Jones First Welsh Congregational Church Salvation Army Fourth Ward Elizabeth George St. Mark's Luthor League Baskst Mackreth South Sumner Avenue Woman's Guild St. Mark's Taitheran Church St. Brenden’s Corneil George Reese John Richards Great Bend John Dillon Oxford Street No- Nee Court Hyde Park Father Mathew Society St. Leo's Hall Gleaners Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Washington St. Leo Cathedral Cemetery Columbia Hare and Chemical Company H. A. Ewallin North Hyde Park Avenue

Francis J. Olver Campaign for Second Ward School Controller

A campaign portrait extols Francis J. Olver Republican candidate for school controller in the Second ward. Born in Beechlake Pa, he has lived there eighteen years, works as excavating and brick contractor, and is praised for education, public service, and refusing prejudice. The piece predicts a strong Republican majority for Olver and allies.

Francis J. Olver Olver Beechlake Wayne County Ilfe Francia J. Olver

Drunk and disorderly arrests in McDonough area

Joseph Rickles and Simon Perogus of McDonough Avenue were arrested late Thursday by Officers Perry Palmer and Lt Spellman for drunkenness and fighting. Both were arraigned before Alderman Myers and fined ten dollars with a reprimand. James Cappell, 18, was arrested early yesterday by a special officer for drunkenness and discharged by Alderman Myers.

Joseph Rickles Simon Perogus McDonough Avenue Perry and Palmer Spellman Alderman Myers James Cappell

Welsh Church Debates England's Attitude Toward Boers

The Christian Endeavors of the Welsh Congregational church held a Thursday evening debate on the resolution England is justified in its present attitude toward the Boers. Affirmative speakers were W N Williames Emlyn Jones and James Morgans with judges L Edwards J Hobbs and L J Linas awarding victory to the affirmative. All speakers presented strong arguments and the large audience enjoyed the program.

England W. N. Williames Emlyn Jones James Morgans Misa Hannaah Willams D. E. Jones David Thomas L. Edwards J. Hobbs L. J. Linas

Church Services and Schedules For Sunday and Monday

Tomorrow all readers are invited to Memorial Welsh Baptist Providence Welsh Congregational and Providence Methodist Episcopal churches for morning and evening services. Rev. Davies Rev. Jones and Rev. Edgar preach with Bible school at 2 pm and Christian Endeavor at 3 20 pm. Monday prayer meeting and Tuesday Young People's meeting are noted. First Christian offers sermons on Sin and Escape with morning Our Veterans and evening The Eagle's Nest.

Memorial Welsh Baptist Church W. F. Davies Young People’s Society Providence Welsh'congregational Church West Market Street W. 8. Jones Christian Endeavor Providence Methodist Episcopal Church William Edgar R. W. Clymer First Christian Church

Entertainment Benefit Held for Mrs Col Price at St Marys Hall

Last evening Herbert J Franey and company staged an entertainment in St Marys Hall for Mrs Col Price of Oak Street who is in needy circumstances. The event featured strong performances and a social followed. Forty literary quiz questions tested the audience with clues pointing to prominent authors.

Herbert J. Franey

Important Test for Kidney and Bladder Health

A promotional medical ad urges testing urine for sediment to detect kidney or bladder disease and promotes Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. It claims to cure kidney, rheumatic, and digestive issues, and offers a trial bottle plus free advice by mail from Rondout, N Y.

David Kennedy Dr. David Kennedy Corporation Rondout, N

Farce Can't Be Produced Owing to Actor Illness

The Howard Hibernian Dramatic company cannot present A Hot Time in Irish Town at the Auditorium because reading actor James B. Davitt is ill. The troupe offered special ties in first class fashion to the large audience who attended.

Howard Hibernian Dramatic Company Reading James B. Davitt William O'Shea St. Mary's Seminary Baltimore

Dunmore Doings Show Board Quorumless Meeting Held

President Webber and Secretary Kellam were the only school board members present at an adjourned meeting in the central building. With no quorum no business could be transacted though funds were available to cover claims. Creditors expect pro rata payment from the treasurer August Wahlers. bills for the new Throon property school loom. Next directors’ meeting set for Tuesday night February 12.

Webber Kellam

Pastors Lead Sunday Services Across Local Churches

Rev A J Van Cleft preaches at 10 30 am on The Place and Importance of an Individual and 7 30 pm on Peters Great Sin and Sad Fall. Tripp Avenue Church holds Sunday school at 10 with communion after. Due to illness Rev C B Long no morning preaching. Dudley Street Baptist hosts Christian Endeavor with Rev J L Kreamer preaching both morning and evening. First Presbyterian has Rev W F Gibbons at morning and evening with Sunday school after the service and Endeavor at 6 20 pm. St Marks Episcopal with Rev E J Haughton leading preaching tomorrow. other services follow usual schedule.

A. J. van Cleft Methodist Episcopal Church Peter Tripp Avenue Christian Church Christian Adeaver Society Dudley Street Baptist Church J. L. Kreamer W. F. Gibbons First Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor E J. Haughton St. Mark's Episcopal Church

Local clerk Injured by Nail in Hand at Union Cash Store

Austin McHugh suffered a painful accident when a large nail pierced his hand while at his duties as a clerk. The injury will disable him from work for some time. Elsewhere, a four page Republican paper began circulation this morning, printed by F. Swarts and to run only twice. Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad and Pennsylvania Coal employees received their monthly earnings yesterday.

Union Cxsh Austin McHugh Mr. McHugh Republican Party F. Swarts Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Company Pennsylvania Coal Company

Valentine party for Rev Myer’s school in Tennessee

The Watchful circle of the King's Daughters hosts a Valentine night at Mrs. E. Dimmick’s home 1606 Banderson avenue. A musical programme, sale of fancy and useful articles, and an offering support Christ's church fair funds. Christ's church fair runs next Tue–Fri with a 6 o'clock supper. prices: supper and fair thirty cents, fair only five cents.

E. (. Dimmick Banderson Avenue

Orchestral Week Sees Walkinshaw Ensemble Amid Weeknight Talent

Prof Walkinshaw's orchestra will be in attendance Tuesday and Friday evenings with additional talent secured for Wednesday and Thursday. The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of Green Ridge Presbyterian church hosted a delightful social for members and friends in the church lecture room.

Mrs Coyne of West Minooka Dies at Age

The aged mother of Peter Coyne died Wednesday after a short illness. She resided with her son and funeral rites are set for 9.30 this morning. St Monica's, the ladies' branch of the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union, plans a euchre party next Friday evening for members and friends.

Pea can priced at $1.25 per ton delivered citywide

J T Sharkey advertises pea can service delivering to South Side central city and central Hyde Park for $1.25 a ton, with orders to 1914 Cedar Ave and phone 668%.

South Side Central City Hyde Park J.T. Sharkey Cedar Ave

Obituary notes in Dunmore include multiple deaths

An obituary for Mrs. Mary Joyce of Dunmore East Drinker street notes her status as an elderly resident and lists survivors Patrick Joyce Catherine O Malley and others. Also reported are the deaths of Willum Quinn and Jo Convey with funeral details and interment in Cathedral cemetery. Agnes Wright Con is briefly mentioned without clear details.

Mary Joyce Wlin Dunmore East Drinker Street Patrick Joyce Franklin Mra Patrick Walsh Catherine O'Malley Birkner Willum John Quinn Luserne Street Cathedral Cemetery Jo Convey al? Third Street Agnes Wright Con

Letters of Interest Prized for Publication Names Noted

Under this heading short letters of interest will be prized when accompanied for publication by the writer's name The Tribune does not assume responsibility for opinions here expressed.

Tribune

Legal dispute over land consent and alleged deceit in Jones Phillips case

Report outlines a long running land dispute between Evan P. Phillips and William E. Jones, detailing a 1890 land conveyance, a parol contract for future deed, and a 1900 court action seeking specific performance. The narrative references deeds, payments, a bank loan, and the role of Judge Edwards in Beranton as attorney for both sides amid a family struggle over property and accusations of misrepresentation.

the Tribune William F. Jones Berantonian Bblic Evan BP William E. Jones Evan P. Phillips Taylor Pond Street Phillips Mr. Jones Mr. Phillips J. P. Cooper Phillipa Lereina Hove Phillipe Lackhawnnnn June Jones Paitin West Side Paullipe West Ride Bank Orphans’ Court D. D. Evans William K. Jones Wiliam F Jones Gonwr, Reese John Thomas J. F Pagan Bey Phps Ondenwuiinar Juiiyer Watkins Edwards W. Gaylord Thomas, Esq William EK. Jones

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