Funeral held for William McMullen in Carbondale
The funeral service for William McMullen was conducted yesterday by Rev. R. A. Sawyer. Many floral tributes accompanied the well attended ceremony. The body was transported by special train to South Canaan cemetery near the Honestale branch loop. Pallbearers included George Mc Minn Howard Inch A Dike John Orchard Walter Mrnck and George Burrill of Carbondale Richard Kellow of Scranton and H T Hudson of Waymart. Flower bearers were W T Colville Wallace Dimock BK M Peek and John Miles. Out of town attendees included James MacMartin of Albany Walter Dickson W F Anndrer son of Scranton H J Conger William Muir Philip Ryan of Honesdale Frank Steven son Walter Corey Judge Carr and Hiram Inch of Waymart and R W Carr of Prompton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McMullen
R. A. Sawyer
South Canaan
Honestale
Messrs
George McMinn
Howard Inch
A. Dike
John Orchard
Walter Mrnck
George Burrill
Ichard Kellow
Scranton
H. T. Hudson
Waymart
W. T. Colville
Wallace Dimock
BK. M. Peek
John ©. Miles
James MacMartin
Albany
Walter Dickson
W. F. Anndrerson
H. J. Conger
William Muir
Philip Ryan
Award Penniman
Honesdale
Frank Stevenson
Remains of Frank Duffy Returned for Interment
The body of Frank Duffy son of Burgess Duffy of Mayfield was brought home from Cuba where he drowned on July 3. The Army private in Company C First Regiment United States Army will be buried at Stose cemetery from Undertaker McHale's morgue at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duffy
Burgess Duffy
Mayfield
Cuba
Stose Cemtery
McHale's
First Regiment
United States Army
Carbondale Telephone Company Elects New Board
The Carbondale Telephon company met yesterday afternoon and elected directors MM. F. Norton F.KE Dennis W.10 Evans Julius Moses and Hon H.S. Jones. Norton named president while Jones becomes secretary and treasurer. The exchange has operated briefly with good service and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Telephon Company
MM. F. Norton
F. KE. Dennis
Candidates Withdraw From Fifth Ward Race Add Other Names
W Ti Masters withdraws from the Fifth ward select council race. Others listed include W Borhan for poor director in Sixth ward P F Devine for common council in Second ward G W Hughes for alderman Third ward. Hughes plans to start a business at Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ti
Masters
W. & Borhan
P. PF. Devine
G. W. Hughes
Hughes
Simpson
Local and Personal Notes From the City
Mrs C M Tucker of Carte avenue is in. Miss Kelle Warren, visiting her court, returned to Scranton. G P Rogers returned from Chicago. Mrs J B Watt and daughter Clara returned from Wilkes-Barre visit. Patrick O Connor funeral at 9 this morning with requiem high mass at St Rose. Mrs G Evans ill, her mother D K Spry of Plymouth attends. Silas McMullen recalled from military academy by uncle William McMullen’s death. Engagement announced Miss Vinutl M Lindsey of this city to Jerome L Wetherby of Schenectady N Y. Bride-elect daughter of Mr and Mrs James Lindsey Jr of Archband street. Wetherby in charge of thriving New York state business. wedding in April. John Lannon funeral at St Rose church this afternoon at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Tucker
Carte Avenue
Kelle Warren
A. Kk. Jones
Wayne Street
Scranton
G. P. Rogers
Chicago
J. B. Watt
Clara
Wilkes-Barre
Patrick O'Connor
St. Rose Church
G. Evans
D. K. Spry
Plymouth
Silas McMullen
Military Academy
William McMullen
Vinutl M. Lindsey
Jerome L. Wetherby
Schenectady
N.Y
James Lindsey
Archband Street
Wetherby
New York State
John Lannon
Rogan death shocks Olyphant after Saturday incident
Thomas Rogan of Scott street dies in Pittston in a 60 horrible manner. Survived by parents Michael Rogan and four sisters. Funeral set for 10 a m at St Patrick's cemetery with interment. Souvenir social at Presbyterian church Thursday with a sea son themed supper and a fish pond run by M K Hamdin. Miss Jennie Patten hosts a party for Miss Mabel Coolbaugh of Wilkes-Barre with various guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rogan
Pittston
Michael Rogan
Scott Street
Anthony Rogan
Mayfield
John Rogan
Scranton
Lizzie
Mamie
Sadie
Katie Rogan
Timlin
Taylor
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Presbyterian Church
M. K. Hamdin
Jennie Patten
Delaware Street
Mabel Coolbaugh
Wilkes-Birre
Mane Evans
Lillian Taylor
Mae Jones
Gorgia Thomas
Eva van Loon
Miss Goslin
Jean Sutton
Wilkes-Barre
Pol. van Bickle
William Winters
Daniel Matthews
John Williams
George Nichol
Concert at Congregational Church with Caswallon Davis
A concert is planned Thursday evening March 8 at the Congregational church featuring Professor Caswallon Davis of Trenton N J and other vocalists. It will be conducted by the church Christian Endeavor society. Tickets cost 16 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnella Evans
Coalburnh
W. Va
Charlotte Pettigrew
Susquehanna Street
Rachel Evans
West Scranton
Democrits awaken in Second Wars election energy
The Democrits of the Second wars reemerge with vigor in today’s election sending written appeals to voters for the citizens’ ticket. Ellen Nicholson of Second Street is noted as the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Nicholson. Joseph Netherton has returned from Washington County after weeks of work. Mrs James Maxwell and Mr George Edmunds visited Scranton. Mrs John Robinson Jr remains ill at West Mayfield. Celix Eagan of Main Street relapsed from typhoid fever and worsened. Mrs James R Evans of Providence visited friends. Arthur Hartman of Second Street will move with his family to Hazleton by April 1. Rev R S Jones of Providence preached two sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Memorial Church
John F. Taylor
Main Street
Taylor
M. M. Williams
Sadie Gordon
Scranton
Ji Daniels
Washington Street
Lawrence Lenahan
Michael Lenahan
Price Library Association
Ridney Owens
William Tubbs
John Powell
Evan Davis
Thomas Powell
Charles Mammond
Michael Day
Frederick Stone
Patrick Jordan
A. Thomas
Bloomsburg
Pride of
George Gordon
Wesley Fatainger
Mildred Lloyd
Priceturs
Folert Llewellyn
Union Street
Maud
Joseph Davis
W. M. Dell
Valla Street
Pockville
Mise Mary Mando
North Taylor
Paul Drobnack
Ol Forga
Father VW
St. John's
Trcket
Ellen
James Nicholson
Second Street
Joseph Netherton
Third Street
Washington County
George Edmunds
James Maxwell
John Robinson, Jr
West Mayfield
Ceelix Eagan
Mainstreet
James TR. Evans
Providence
Arthur Hartman
Hazleton
R. 8. Jones
Sunday social notes from Hazleton residents visit in borough
Curtis Helmes of Hazleton spent Sunday in the borough. Edward Strafford and Maggie Evans of Wandling visited at the home of her sister Mrs. T. B. Griffiths on North Malin Street. Charles Gannon attended the Modjeska performance at the Lyceum Theatre in Scranton last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Helmes
Hazleton
Edward Strafford
Maggie Evans
Wandling
T. B. Griffiths
North Malin Street
Charles Gannon
Modjeska
Lyceum Theatre
Scranton
Epworth League Meeting Marks Death Anniversary of Miss Willard
The Epworth League union and Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at the Methodist church on Sunday evening with a program honoring Miss Willard’s death anniversary. Rev. G. H. Prentice and J. B. Love land spoke on prohibition topics as children sang and recited. Despite bad weather, the crowd remained engaged and several local families attended social events afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League Union
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Miss Willard
Kate Wardell
Sarah Decker
Mabel Chubb
G. H. Prentice
J. B. Loveland
Mr. Roberts
O. EK. Vaughn
Brown
Republican ticket listed for OW Forge borough election
The ticket fields Burgess Rees Willis Reet tax collector Harry Harding school directors William Gwyn John N Cook Robert Johnson John Rimoner Frank Conoskey William Tepp assessor John W Jenkins council Antonis Miancard Clarence J Snyder John K Morgans William Evans Frederick Cox Frederick Naylor David J Davies auditors William Williams Walter Cavill Joseph Trobson. Also note infant burial of Mr and Mrs Morgan W Evans in Morey cemetery. Entertainment and social items follow with vaudeville planned at Fallon hall February 21 under WIPF Burke. The Thinfield sisters return to town. Mrs J W Thornton and children visited Peckville. Lawrence Hose company improvements and ball on 22 inst. Citizens urged to support the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW Forge
Burgess
Rees Willis Reet
Harry Harding
William Gwyn
John N. Cook
Robert Johnson
John Rimoner
Frank Conoskey
William Tepp
John W. Jenkins
Antonis Miancard
Clarence J. Snyder
John K. Morgans
William Evans
Frederick Cox
Frederick Naylor
David J. Davies
Wiliam Williams
Walter Cavill
Joseph Trobson
J. W. Thornton
Peckville
Lawrence Hose Worpany Ie Delny
Improved Oar der oof Hepirsophs Ball and Local Election Sparks
The improved Oar der oof Hepirsophs announce a grand ball at Cry and Army Hall on Thursday February 29. Windsor Poster and others attend the funeral of Winn McMullen in Carbondale. Voters show interest as Burgess office contest heats up between J. Goneemuller and A D Haines, with Ganzemuller favored by First and Third wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AJ UL Thorp
Windsor
Pronk Peters
W. OO
Barbeootsoma van Bonser
Winn McMullen
Carbondale
Teostomneter EB
Wy Simele
Yes
Jones
Hermuet Coouneh
Burgess
J. Goneemuller
A.D. Haines
Mr. Crangemuller
Mr. Haines
Ganzemuller
No better medicine for babies Chamberlains Cough Remedy
The ad touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safest for babies and young children. It claims quick cures for coughs colds and croup and notes it prevents pneumonia or serious outcomes. It highlights relief from whooping cough and easier expectoration with regular use. Sold by Matthews Treas and other agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Treas
Modjeska Stars in Marie Antoinette Drama at Lyceum
The theater feature centers on Modjeska in a somber Marie Antoinette drama by Charles Stuart. The play traces the queen’s life during the Revolution when Paris streets ran with blood. Opening at Little Trianon the production blends comedy and tragedy as shadows fall over the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modjeska
Lyceum
France
Marie Antoinette
Charles Stuart
Paris
Little Trianon
Louis
Trianon
Modjeska Starred in Dramatic Night of Marie Antoinette
The review praises Modjeska’s Marie Antoinette for fearless resolve and gripping fourth act performances. It highlights her Queen’s interview with Mirabeau and the prison finale as highest dramatic moments, plus a quiet, resolute death. Kellard as Louis XVI and a large representative audience are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modjeska
Count de Mirabeau
Marie Antoinette
John FE. Kellard
Louies XVI
Holden Comedy Company Delights Beranton Audience At Academy
The Holden Comedy company opened at the Academy of Music in Beranton with the society drama La Elle Marie. Alberta Converse starred as Marie Du Dois with strong, forcible portrayal, supported by Walter Lawrence and EH. Holden. The program included burlesque numbers and a miniature revue between acts, with matinee and evening shows announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden Comedy Company
Beranton
Academy of Music
Marie du Dois
Alberta Converse
Walter Lawrence
John Inghside
Jean
EH. M. Holden
Earl Leighton
George Leighton
Acta
Migs
Julie Agnott
James PF. Green
Carmien
the Croeux
Wine Women and Song troupe performs at Caferme theater
Theise's company staged a lively show with Hurke and others delivering four returns. The performance featured Lyline and Chattholdy, Vee kont breathers, Mazux and Masett, Jennie Mids and the Luseii Midgets, Hennett and Rice, and the Burke brothers with Wise Mike. The audience laughed hard as each act impressed, making it a standout at the Gaiety this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theise
Caferme
Mazux
Masett
Peerce
Jennie Mids
Hen
For Rent Notices From The People’s Exchange
The People’s Exchange advertises rental offers and housing details. Listings include eleven room house with electric light on Madison avenue, Westminster Hotel space for rent, and 108 Spruch Street eleven room central rental. Several notices note April 1 possession and contact at 616 Spruce Street or 119 Wyoming Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finas Speer
Spruce Street
Westminster Hotel
John Jermyn
Wyoming Avenue
Spruch Street
Penn Myenes
Chi Street
Wes Destrarle
SITUATIONS WANTED ADS FROM TRIBUNE PAGE
A collage of help wanted notes lists multiple individuals seeking work. Entries include a housekeeper, loom fixer and machinist, a writer or clerk or bartender, an educated young man seeking writing work, a doctor offering chronic disease care, and various local businesses with contact details and job-related services such as pavers and an orchestra for events.
Strakosch Opera Company Announces Week of Lyceum Theater Shows
The Strakosch Opera Company presents grand and comic opera this week at Lyceum Theater. The schedule includes Verdi’s Aida on Wednesday with an enhanced cast and stage effects, a Thursday matinee double bill of Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pinafore and Mascagni’s Cavalleria Rusticana, featuring Clara Lane and Marion Langdon in key roles, and a Thursday evening finale with Bizet’s Carmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strakosch Opera Company
Lyceum Theater
Thorsday
Washington
Gilbert and Sullivan
Clara Lane
Calve
Santuasza
Payne Clarke
Turidiler
Clarke
Hoyts Comedy at Lyceum Features Ada Marr
Hoyt presents A Day and a Night at the Lyceum Friday evening. A Thug and a Night aims to amuse not instruct and keeps the audience in a merriment, centered on Ada Marr the retired actress engaged to Marble Hart, who disguises herself to lure him and exposes her true character in the final act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Lyceum
Ada Marr
Marble Hart
Central Raileast 2 Now Dever Orations In New York Foot of Liberty Street
Train timetable in effect listing departures from Scranton to New York Newark Elisabeth Philadelphia Bethlehem Allentown and other points. Express and Bundage times include 5 40 p m 1 20 p m 4 00 pm 1 20 pm 2 15 pm for various routes and connections to Baltimore Washington Long Branch Ocean Grove Reading Allentown Pottstown and East West points. Through tickets to all points east south and west at lowest station rates.
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Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Bundage
Baltimore
Washington
Pethlehem
Bundiaws
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Allentown
Pottaville
Ackers
Lehigh Valley Railroads Timetable Advertising 1899
Lehigh Valley Railroad timetable notices list trains to Philadelphia New York White Haven Geneva Roche Harbor Buffalo and other coal region points with express and parlor car services. Officials Rollin H. H. Wilbur and Charles S. Lee announce ticketing and Pullman reservations at Scranton and Bethlehem offices.
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Tifeet Noy
Achranton
Philadelphia
New York
D. UL
GA N Om
Lothack Dhamond
Bundeye
D & Wor. OR
White Haven
Thigteton
D. 4
Prottsville
Hethlehem
Maston
Reading
Hare Revurg
Rt A. Im
Ly & WE. Rt
Anihuinnnek
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Dy, Li
W. KR
Rochewaner
Buffalo
Nilagaria Falls
Chien Vo
D. & EL RR
Lehigh Valley
Wilke
Harte Aml
Philadelphi
Suspenston ‘Bridge
Rollin
Wilpur
Pasa
Aci
Booth Pethlehem
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
Time Table 1900 Erie and Wyoming Valley Route
Time table in effect February 7, 1900 shows trains from Scranton to Hawley and intermediate points, with connections at some junctions to the Mile Railroad for New York and other points. No. 2 Express departs at 22:01 P.M.
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Trouine
Scranton
Hawley
Itermediate Polyis
Mawny
New York
M. No
Express
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Dr. Peal
Galeby
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Saruce Street
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Old Forge
People’s Exchange
John Carroll
Madison Avenue
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Tage Slebecker & Watkina
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Trequite
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Crens
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North Main Avenue
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Lacka- Wrnra Avenue
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Louise Shoemaker
Sl. Adams Avenue
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Lackawanna Avenue
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Eleke
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Orphans’ Court
Lackawanna County
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J. FE. Tinkham
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City of Scranton
W. Gaylord Thomas
Alexander Craig
Beeranton
County of Lackawanna
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James Craig
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