West Side Ladies Host Entertainment for Union Mechanics
The Ladies' Auxiliary No. 044 of the Order United American Mechanics held an evening in St. David's hall with a full program. The event featured piano solos, singing, club swinging, banjo numbers, and a concluding dance, with Miss Nya Roberts as president and a large turnout applauding the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order United American Mechanics
Eucal
St. David's Hall
Teuben Jones
Chalmian
Miles Nee Curran
Martette
Metsis
McNulty
iEvane
Une
Apollo Banjo Club
Jessie Wlorer
Detthe
Arthur Reexe
Nettle Lewis
Miss Slate
Emil Lamb
Banjo Club
Hb. Vorhis
Ewes
Mise Curran
Prompter
GO. W. Medeor
TL Toterts
CL Vosburg
XN. W. Howard
Kya Froberts
AL OF. Vorhis
Minnie Meder
Ag- Heseho
Warren to fill Shamokin concert engagement
P. W. Warren of North Filmore Avenue will fill a concert engagement at Shamokin this evening. Warren is the principal soloist in an oratorio to be presented there, his selection praised as a compliment given the many excellent soloists in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W W. Warren
North Filmore Avenue
Shamokin
Mer
Warren
Miss Dora Hird Weds William Riley In Private City Ceremony
Miss Dora Hird and William Riley married last evening at 7 with Rev M H Mill officiating at the Lobley residence 219 North Everett Avenue Porest City. Bridesmaid Miss Annie Holiman and groom’s brother Thomas Tird attended the couple in a large gathering of invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Hird
Henrys Mid
Porest City
William Riley
M. H. Mill
Willan Lobley
Everett Avenue
Annie Holiman
Thomas Tird
Wedding Receptions Followed By Social Dancing
After the ceremony the couple moved to their residence on the elevated detour street where the Lebley home was opened to guests. Stryper was served as the evening featured a lively program of dancing singing and sociable chat with attendees enjoying the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hley
Lebley
Evening entertainment at Electric City lodge show
The programme to be presented this evening at Ivor ltes hall features M Joseph Murphy a Hebrew impersonator, William B Renn Irish wit , M Hallinan with soft shoe and novelty dance, BK Canning original impersonator of Reuben Glue in comic fares, John Dougherty impersonator with fire selections, Murphy and Reap in cane sketches, and Campbell and Calleran juvenile merchants and tumblers. Mr Reese T Richards will perform feats on the Lane during intervals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaiven
Electric City Lodge
New
Pythias
Ivorltes Hall
M. Joseph Murphy
Willian BP. Renn
Hallinan
BK. Canning
Reuben
New Jersey
John Dougherty
Murphy and
Reap
Campbell
Calleran
Reese T. Richards
Local Jubilee singers hosts and area notices of births and marriages
Miss Sadie Tomson and Miss Mand How, Jubilee singers, visit Mr and Mrs John Morris of North Mehoes Avenue. Mrs W Carter and others Guests of Mrs Albert Sayres. Bridget Law admitted to West Side hospital with pneumonia. Miss Reynolds sang in Wilkes-Barre. Miss Griffiths seriously ill, Mrs Hautle Marsh slowly recovering from ankle sprain. Willard Knowlton and Rachel Gerber wed in Simpson Church parsonage. Missionary Sunday planned at Simpson Methodist Episcopal School with music by AW Tuull's class and address by TY A Dale. Boworth league to attend Elm Park union meeting. Born and a infant girl to Mr and Mrs Frank Randolph. Funeral of Miss Painne Tentue held private at North Garfield. Invitations received for Welsh society anniversary in Philadelphia. Mrs Ismuc Williams recovered from illness. Mrs Sarah Davis and Daniel Clements married at bride's mother Mary Laws' home with Rev Thomas Bell officiating. Clements to work at Greenwood Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Tomson
Mand How
Jubilee Singers
Jackson Street Baptist Church
John, Morris
North Meheoos Avenue
W. Carter
Jubilee Troupe
Albert Sayres
South
Bridget Law
Ligerne Street
West Side Hospital
Margaret Reynolds
Hampton Street
Wilkes- Marre
Kittie Griffiths
South Bromley Avenue
Seriowsaly
Willam Miller
Dalton
Griffiths
Hauttle Marsh
North Rebeccat Avenue
Simpson Church Parsonage
Willard Knowlton
Windsor
Rachel E. Gerber
Lafayette Street
Dev
John Bo Sweet
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Tuull
TY. A. Dale
Boworth League
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Elm Park Church
Simpson
Frenk Trandolph
Sumner Avenue
B. I. Mathews
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Washburn Street
J. G. Beddoes
South Malin Avenue
DB. C. Powell
Free Dictary
Welsh Society of Philadelphia
Hotel Bellevue
St. David's
Cosling
Clements
Hyde Park
Greenwood Company
West Side Republican Club
Memonte
New York
Samuel Davis
North Main area notes and local business bump
The column lists numerous local names and places in North Main avenue including Crystal Landry of Kingston visiting Mire, a popular barber on North Main, Palmer & McDonalds at 44 Spruce, and a church meeting move to D. Hvans hall on South Main near Hampton street. It also cites Dr BE Morrison Dentist at 11488 Main avenue, Harriet J. Davis Florist on 14 South Main, Morgan's Pharmacy at 101 North Main, and J C King Second Hand Furniture at 701 West Lackawanna Avenue AWoHda avenue.
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North Main Avenue
Dutton
Crystal Landry
James B. Lewin
Kingston
Mire
Joseph Reynolds
Hampton Street
Clase
Palmer & McDonalds
Spruce
Seventh Day Adventists
Hieers
D. D. Hvans
South Main Avenue
Y. Morrison
Mears Yall
Main Avenue
Harriet J. Davis
Jackson Street
Morgan's
J.C. King
West Lack
Awohda Avenuo
Obituaries From Carbondale and Surrounding Areas
A series of notices detailing deaths and funerals in Carbondale and nearby towns. Sister Anton ia Pissed away at St Kore convent in Carbondale after illness. Mrs Margaret Loftus of Carbondale died at home, age sixty nine. Mrs Mary Schneibert of 14 Everett avenue dies after brief illness. Mrs Rose Colborn of Forest City dies after brief illness, age 23. Peter Anglyn, son of Mr and Mrs Anglyn of Monsey, died aged in infancy. funeral at Hyde Park Cemetery.
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Margaret Loftus
Carbondale
Anthony O'Hara
Scottetroot
Devenked
County Mayo
Ivlind
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Rose Colborn
Hi Colborn
Forest City
Peter
Peter Anglyn
Monsey
Hyde Park Curhuite Cemetery
Spooners Two Performances At Frothingham
Two audiences saw Spooners and company at Frothingham yesterday with The Buckeye in the afternoon and A Fight for a Million in the evening. Intermissions featured vitascape pictures and specialties. A Mountain Pink is listed for this afternoon and Caste for tonight with Saturday matinee seats at a higher price. The diagram is open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooners and Company
Frothingham
Buckeye
oThe Intermissluns
Vitascape
Supposed incendiary fire at brewery stables
Fire broke out in the stables connected with the M. Robinson brewery on the South Side. A still alarm summoned Century Hose company and the blaze was extinguished before much damage occurred. It is thought to be incendiary as it started in a corner where hay and straw were piled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiarly
M. Robinson Brewery
Century Hose Company
Dlaze
Letters From The People Pub Notice
Under this heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied by the writer's name. The Tribune will not be held responsible for opinions here expressed.
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the Tribune
Tribune editor recalls sympathy after loss of husband
Mrs Selah Rosenkrantz of Newton writes to thank the Tribune editor for the sympathy and kindness shown after the death of her husband. The note, dated February in Wa1807, thanks readers for support during her bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Voir Miper
Selah Rosenkrantz
Newton
Feb
Lehigh Valley Railroad Offers Low Rates For McKinley Inauguration
For the inauguration of President McKinley at Washington the Lehigh Valley Railroad invites travelers to take inexpensive excursion trains. The trip promises sightseers access to the capital’s pomp and scenic passes through Pennsylvania mountains aboard comfortable trains. Check with ticket agents for schedules and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidenterest McKinley
Washington
Lehigh Valley Railroad
United States
Pennsylvania
America
Mystic Cure claims relief for inflammatory rheumatism
Morten L. Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint, bedridden six weeks and treated by eight physicians with no relief until the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. He says immediate relief followed and she could walk in three days, with hopes he saved her life. Sold by Carl Lorena, druggist, Scranton, 418 Lagkawatina avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morten L. Hill
Lebanon
Tnd
Carl Lorena
Scranton
Lagkawatina Avenue
Annnual Fifty Year Jubilee Planned for Providence Presbyterian
The Providence Presbyterian church at Montrose marks fifty years since its 1875 charter. A committee of seven will plan anniversary services and a program to commemorate the milestone, with residents Rev G I Guild and other local figures participating.
Fifteen Months Each for Furniture Ring and Related Offenses
Timothy Bendy receives fifteen months for organizing Alderman Stort's furniture establishment. He is joined by Charley Turke who serves fifteen months for breaking into Mason & Co. on the West Side. Also noted is a Delaware Department case where an eighteen month sentence is handed to an unnamed defendant for burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Stort
Timothy Bendy
Delaware and
Pudeon
Charley Turke
Loy
Social notices and gatherings span Peckville list of visits
Peckville residents host a long sequence of visits and greetings across Carbondale Bethlehem and Mums. The article notes Mr. and Mrs. William Coyne at Carbondale and many local names visiting, plus a surprise 22nd wedding anniversary party at Hickory Street with a packed program and refreshments.
Scranton Social Notices Include Ball and Band Hall Opening
Next Monday evening the Scranton Athletic club holds its annual man quardide ball in Germania hall. Tonight Ringgold band opens its new hall at Prospect avenue and Miple street under Professor Robert Sterner with Joseph P. Kramer in charge and welcoming guests including Miss Katie O'Donnell. St Marys Glee and Drankitle club celebrated its anniversary in St Marys hall. Welcome's ball and entertainment planned in Callerys hall Friday night. Palmer McDonalds offers flowers. Mrs Robert Leuwinten visits from Massachusetts.
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Scranton Athletic Club
Germania Hall
Ringgold Band
Prospect Avenue
Miple Street
Robert Sterner
Joseph P. Kramer
Katie O'Donnell
Jermyn
South Side Friends
St. Mary's
Miraculous Cure Claims For Homoeopathic Remedies
An advertisement touts homoeopathic medicines as preventing disease and lengthening life. cites German statistics and testimonials from Mrs Gleason of Linden St and Mr OW of Mulberry St Scranton. offers home visits from Spruce St Scranton physicians with free examination and two cent remedies.
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Germany
Valentine costs and cure ad from Life magazine item
An OCR fragment shows a playful Valentine price line and an ad blurb for treating a cold with Bromo Quinine tablets. It mentions a 25 cent price and a refund offer if the remedy fails. The text includes stylized dialect phrases and incomplete dialogue.
O'Hord Elected Fire Chief by Acclamation
The election for chief of the fire department last night resulted in James J. O'Hord of John 2. Smith Fire Company being elected by acclamation. Pride of Turnmore and others hosted events at Odd Fellows' Hall and related society gatherings, with funds raised toward church debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. O'Hord
John 2. Smith Fire Company
Turnmore
Lolles’ AU Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Peter Aleck
Rim Street
Christan Temperance Unions
Dunmore
Tribune
O Connell council meets as Greenwood chorus performs
The O Connell council No 194 YM I meets tonight. Greenwood residents attend a cantata SHioh at Pather Mathew hill by Greenwood Choral Society. George ie conducts with tambourine and Museo treats promised. Kane challenges Coyne for a fight at 10 pounds in town, $50 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell Council
Young Men's Institute
Pollah
Greenwood
Coary Hollow
Pather Mathew Hill
Greenwood’ Choral Society
George Ie
Proverle
Greenwood Presbyterian
Michael
Kane
Tribune Cor
John d. Coyne
Mr. Coyne
Goose Taken to the Pen in Philadelphia Transport
Deputy sheriffs W T Simipson T V Lewin Ben Davis and A M Davis escorted five prisoners to Philadelphia yesterday aboard the 615 Delaware Lackawanna and Western train. Among them were John Gouge sentenced to ten years and three months for killing his father, and companions James Crolly and John Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Simipson
T. V. Lewin
Ben Davis
A. M. Davis
Philadelphia
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
John Gouge
James Crolly
John Clarke
Spring goods in profusion banner department displays
Out stores present a flood of new dress items in every department. Silk fabrics dress goods laces and embroideries showcase delicate shades and textures signaling a season of unprecedented beauty and artistic designs.
Spring dress goods and silks on sale at Leader’s
Local retailer highlights new spring dress fabrics including mon dak silk checks and black brocaded silks at 49c. The sale features 75 exclusive Boullard silk patterns, Swiss cambrie engines and Irish point insertions, Gloria and Peralin waists with detachable collars, and assorted velvet and brilliantine skirts. Numerous yardage and patterns offered at reduced Leader’s prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamond
Stanley
Gloria
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