Day's Doings in North Scranton and Funeral Notices
Mixed local items recount residents at the residence service and a funeral held yesterday afternoon at 2 at Tit Market Street. Rev George By Guild officiated with a male quartet performing an anthem and floral offerings from printers union Kalehi and Pythlis Odd Fellows. The procession moved to Dinner Oramatery for burial follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehdgen
Uinion
Kalehi
Pythlis
Oramatery
Choir formation meeting at Wet Market Street Welsh Bape dlet ohtiveh
In Wilkes the crowd gathered for a meeting to organize a choir to compete at the dereddfod. The prime mover explained the objective and May date for selection. organizers expect to name a conductor at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourhoslow
Wilkes
Ima
Pune
Pleasantappearance adds laudanum at GW Davie store
A person entered the brinch drug store on West Market Street yesterday and bought ten Gente worth of laudanum. After drinking a large portion in view of a clerk she fled, prompting the young man to inform the head clerk and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie
West Market Street
Beth
Woman Leaves Store After Stating Laudanum Addiction
A woman dismissed growing concern by declaring she was addicted to laudanum and then walked calmly away from the shop. No further details on her identity or destination were provided.
Washington Camp 177 entertains at Fenner & Chappell hall
Members of Washington camp No 177 Patriotic Sons of America hosted a large gathering at the lodge room in Fenner and Chappell's hall. The decor featured flags bunting and wall portraits of George Washington and national heroes. A program of speeches songs and instrumental selections followed with attendees from city and surrounding towns.
Hood's Sarsaparilla health advert claims pure blood
Promotional note touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a vegetable remedy to keep blood rich and pure. It emphasizes that Hood's Pills do not purge or gripe and warns against health risks from illnesses like coughs colds fevers or pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
West Scranton Bride Dimmick and Miss Johns Wedding
At the home of the bride's mother 168 South Bromley avenue James Orville Dimmick captain of Company A Thir teenth regiment and Catherine Johns daughter of Mrs Ann Johns were married by Rev Hugh Davis. The couple plan a home on Grand View avenue Arlington Heights and will entertain after April 1. Many relatives attended and praise the newlyweds standing in their central city and West Side circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Bromley Avenue
James Orville Dimnilek
Thirteenth Regiment
Benjamin WW. Throop
Catherine Johna
Ann T. Johns
Hugh Davis
Calvinistic Methodist Church
Lohengrin
Catherine Phillips
Mendelsshaw
May
Jennie Stratton
George B
Jesse
E. M
Harry L. Dimmick
William
John KE. Johns
Thomas G. Evans
G. A. Wil- Name
Mr. Dimmick
West Side
Entertainments by First Welsh Baptist junior workers
The Junior members of the Baptist Young People's union at First Welsh Baptist church held an evening program. Professor James Hughes presided. The event featured congregational singing, recitations, papers on China and mission work, and readings by Norma Williams, Edna Lewis, and others. A Chinese tennis demonstration drew a large audience.
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Baptist Young People's Union
First Welsh Baptist Church
James Hughes
No. 14
Baptist Union of Northeastern Pennsylvania
Jesus
John M. Edwards
Miah Davis
May Mormans
Mary Williams
Lizzie Neat
Mabel Thomas
Verna Williams
Stella Thomiv
Blanche
China
Norma Williams
K of K Literary Club Entertained at Howard Davis Home
The K of K literary social and debating club met Tuesday evening at Howard Davis’s Eynon street home. Members enjoyed songs, declamations, piano by Professor Howell and Gus Eynon, with Misses Sadie and Mary Davin serving refreshments. Toasts honored by Howard Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of K
Howard Davis
Eynon Street
Thomas Boston
Professor Howells
Washburn Street
Gus Eynon
Sadie
Mary Davin
Charles Cadwgan
Bert James
Henry Morgan
John Thomas
Luther Thomas
William Robertson
Emris Joseph
Professor Howell
Harry Davis
Mrs McCann Injured In Icy Street Fall
Mrs McCann of Chestnut Street wife of a North Main merchant, fell on an icy corner of West Linden and Chestnut yesterday morning. Her left arm broke as she slipped holding her dress. Dr Dolan attended and she was made comfortable at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PJ. McCnann
Chestnut Street
North Main Avenue
West Linden
Chestnut Aliveta
Church
Mra. McCann
W. K. Dolan
Folke Concert Repeats At Plymouth Church
The Plymouth Congregational church hosts another folke concert this evening following a Tribune correction. Credit for the event’s success goes to Mrs. A. B. Eynon whose tireless efforts are praised. Admission is ten cents. Griffith Williams wedding details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
Tribune
A. B. Eynon
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat sample offer
A promotional notice asserts Kemp's Balsam cures coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and lung troubles and claims druggists will provide a free sample bottle to prove its efficacy at a price of six cents.
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Price Bic
Marriage at Mirringe Unites Norma Williams and John Griffiths
West Locust street residents Norma Williams and John Griffiths wed last evening at the bride’s parents home in Mirringe. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. David Jones of the First Welsh Congregational church. Miss Norma Williams played the wedding march.
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West Locust Street
Mirringe
John Williams
Mies Magele Williams
John Griffiths
David Jones
First Welsh Congregational Church
Norma Williams
Car Jumped Switch Injuring Horses at South Main Intersection
A Taylor car ran into a wagon owned by F. H. Hewitt & Co. near South Main avenue and Luxerne street shortly after 7 PM injuring the horses and slightly injuring the driver. The motorman believed the switch closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
South Main Avenue
Luxerne Street
F. H. Hewitt & Co
Local notes and society briefs
Ant ony McHugh the 14 year old boy in the care of his uncle in New York will be brought home soon as the Gerry society released him on Chief Robling's word. May Davis and John Jacobs announce their marriage for March 15. Alderman Kellew reported an assault and battery case with Mrs Lizzie Phillips and Mary Jane Phillips. Phillips held on $200 ball. The child of J B Carey of West Elm street died but did not die of cerebro meningitis. remains to be interred at Ashley. The child of William Bartela will be buried at Washburn street cemetery this afternoon. An infant of William Hanna died yesterday. private funeral today, interment at Washburn street cemetery. The Band of Hope of Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church may entertain March 17. St David's Day eighth annual celebration at Tabernacle Congregational church on South Myde Park avenue on Tuesday evening March 1. plans for an excellent entertainment and banquet to honor Wales and St David. Thomas J Jones of Jackson street reports his Richmond VA area father died last Monday and was buried there. The funeral of Mrs Roger Evane will occur this afternoon with Rev David Jones presiding. interment at Washburn street cemetery. Burr K Carling of North Sumner avenue and Miss Lydia Lutz of Precott avenue reported married a year ago in New York, causing surprise.
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Washington Camp
No 177
Patriotic Sons of America
Fenner & Chappell
Georges Washington
Helge Mire
Willan H. Owens
Piriek Avenue
Wieh
Hertha
John Williams
Weert Market Street
A. A. Evans
Market Street
Welsh Baptist Church
Remaie
Washburn Street
St Mary's Catholic Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Ensoine
Provident
John J. Costello
Thomas Lynch
Theodore Shermat
William Hopkins
Thoms Lofine
Neal McHugh
Thomas Manley
James Lynch
Cutler Society
Michael Gillant
Anthony Lanes
Thomas Connor
Arma
John Wells
Newsenger
Col. Bixler
Joeeqih Mitchell
Alderman Roberts
Cora Griffin
Puritan Congregational Church
Miss Griffin
Ian
Ruth Michael
J. A. Evans
West Market Street
Whrehlirn Street
T. J. Gilroy
Thomas Nallen
Cayuga Street
Arnain
Anthony McHugh
New York
Gerry Society
Chief Robling
May Davis
South Everett Avenue
John Jacobs
Kellew
Lizzie Phillips
North Main Avenue
Mary Jane Phillips
Swetland Street
West Elm Street
Ashley
William Bartela
Price Street
Tabernacle Congregational Church
South Myde Park Avenue
West Side
Wales
St. David
Thomas J. Jones
Jackson Street
Richmond
Roger Evane
David Jones
Washturn Street
Burr K. Carling
North Sumner Avenue
Lydia Lutz
Preacott Avenue
D. J. Smith
Eugene Canton
Pine Street
T. FP. Letchworth
Chestnut Street
Hinks & Johnson
Conncticut
Charles H. Smith
East Drinker Street
William Amendt
Ash Street
Earnest
Dunmore Cemetery
St. Stephen's Commandery
Ancient and Improved Order Knights of Malta
Knight Recorder Pearce
Philadelphia
David Schoonover
Apple Street
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
W. L. Purcell
Kingston
Pearl Wells
Dalton
Theresa Cook
Grace Bingham
Trenton
N. J
Quez Ivey
Shoemaker Street
Scranton Tribune
Frank Blickens
John Foote
Brook Street
Grace Berlew
Pearl Suttclifft
Oda
Social visitors and guests listed in Halstead scene
Miss Bertha Fisher of Halstead visits friends in town. Edwin Thomas of South Hyde Park avenue entertains Mr. Butts of Plainfield New Jersey. Miss Bertha Whettling of South Bromley avenue hosts Miss Irene Cowell of Stroudsburg. Benjamin Switger of Price street is indisposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Fisher
Halstead
Edwin Thomas
South Hyde Park Avenue
Mr. Butts
Plainfield, N. J
Bertha Whettling
South Bromley Avenue
Irene Cowell
Stroudsburg
Benjamin Switger
Price Street
Richmond Colliery Dispute Halts Operations in 2 Mines
Richmond colliery No. 3 sees no work as officials clash with Mine Inspector Rod erick over egress conditions. Mine No. 5 suspended Tuesday amid dispute over compliance with safety directives. Two weeks ago ice accumulation reportedly affected access at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Colliery
No. 5
Offcials
Roderick
Mine Shaft Incident Near Red School House
The shaft of the second opening near the old red school house on Parker Street broke through a portion of the evides and blocked carriage use. A bucket was put in service and later abandoned. Mine Inspector Roderick states the engineer was removed from the shaft head which has no ladders. Officials claim compliance with law requiring certain exits and manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red School
Parker Street
Roderick
Community notes and events from Freehan's hall to local churches
James Connell Lodge of Odd Fellows held a regular meeting followed by a smoker for about one hundred members. A Camp 430 entertainment is planned at Hartman's hall with Attorney Zimmerman as orator. The piece lists various local social, religious, and civic updates including anniversaries, library attendance, and band rehearsals.
County taxes 1897 to be collected after March 12
All county taxes for the year 1897 unpaid will be collected with costs after March 12. A Schimpff, 502 Cedar Avenue, collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schimpff
Cedar Avenue
Meeting of Mine Workers Resolutions Support Martin Trial
At a United Mine Workers gathering in Hazleton the Lehigh region adopted resolutions urging funds for the Sheriff Martin prosecution and his deputies. The appeal invites all businesspeople and workers to donate via Hugh Sheridan in Jeanesville, with 35 local unions represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of the
Lehigh Region
Hazleton
United Mine Workers of America
Martin
Lattimer
Hugh Sheridan
Association
Jeanesville
Tramp Found in Ash Pit Threatened by Fire at Mill
A tramp was found yesterday afternoon at the South mill lying in an ash pit near the boilers. His clothing was burned in several places and fire might have killed him, but workers discovered him and he was taken to the central police station. He claimed to be John Jacobs of Jersey City and was ordered to leave town within half an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mill
Central Police Station
John Jacobs
Jersey City
St Peters Society Debates Cuba Belligerent Rights
St Peter's Literary and Debating Society of Bellevue meets tonight to discuss whether the United States should grant belligerent rights to Cuba. The group will also informally discuss Spain's liability for the destruction of the Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
Overboard in a Gale off Cape Hatteras
Captain Rines of the schooner Hilda reporting from Philadelphia says on February 14 off Cape Hatteras the vessel was struck by a violent gale. Sailor Richard West, 26, of Wilmington, N C, was washed overboard and drowned after the order to shorten sail was given. A boat was lowered but West disappeared before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rines
Hilda
Savannah
Cape Hatteras
Richard West
Eail
West
Wilmington, N. C
Obituary notes from Scranton area papers
Obituary notices report Mrs. Morria Goldsmith dying at Moses Taylor Hospital after an operation, leaving a husband and several children. The death also lists John J. Lee of Plymouth, Conrad Alles of Wilkes-Barre, Elizabeth Lewis of Carbondale, Mary Ferguson of Dunmore, and other local residents with funeral details and surviving relatives.
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North
Scranton
E. A. Wint
East Market Street
Wilkes-Warro
Landanum
P.O
Globe Warehouse
West Scranton
James Orville Dimmick
Catherine Johns
Gwennie Williams
Reese Griffith
Williams
Weat Locust Street
J. McCnann
Griffith-Williams
South Filmore Avenue
Mies Gwennie Williams
Dunmore
Inspector Roderick
South Scranton
James Connell Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Freehan's Hall
Leopold Johler
Charles Kelster
Jacob Scheuer
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Hartman's Hall
Kh. A. Zimmerman
Fred. Miller
Pittston Avenue
George BF. Davis
St. Mary's
St. John's
Sacred Heart Catholic
St. John
Henry F. Zeigler
Fred, Welnz
South Side
Henry Wetter
Buffalo
N. Y
Hotel Best
Mary A. Ruddy
Wilkes-Barre
A. Schimpff
Germania Band
John Lentes
Eleventh Ward
Mia
Jacob Phillips
Tramp
South Mills
Davy Jones
Morria Goldsmith
Gold Amith Bros
Moses Taylor Hospital
Mrs. Goldsmith
Wyoming Avenue
Milwaukee
Bavaria
America
Bcranton
John J. Lee
Plymouth
Main Street
Lee
James Lee
Thomas
Loretta
Mary
Gerald
St. Vincent's Church
Welsh Hill Cemetery
Wilkes- Barre
Conrad Alles
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Kidder Street
Mr. Alles
The
Delaware and Hudson
Peter
Carbondale
Mittle
Order of Rathway
Elizabeth Lewis
William J. Lewis
Pioneer City
W. W. Lewis
Edward T. Owens
Dallas
Tex
John A. Lewis
Indian Territory
Jonathan Lewis
Booth Main Avenue
Mary Ferguson
Patrick Ferguson
Grove Street
Monroe Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Green Ridge
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Thomas Lally
Stone Avenue
Michael
St. Peter's Cathedral
Mary Teresa DeLacy
Thomas DeLacy
Broadway
A. C. Burgess
M. B. Peck
Capouse Avenue
Cortland
India
Fancy Rockaways
East Rivers
Maurice River Coves
Mill Ponds
Pierge Penn Ave
Cindibar
P. Touma
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Autola
Metropatis
St. Mis
William Taylor
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
Leo. Murray