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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1901

Page

11

West Scranton Inquest Rules Jones Death Accidental

A coroner’s inquest at South Main avenue found Daniel Jones killed at Capouse colliery due to accident. Jurors concluded Jones’s curiosity led him into a conveyor area where he was crushed, disassociating fault from the breaker’s management. Jurors named E Thomas, Job Harris, David F E Johnson, Frank Bevan, David B Evans, and Joseph Oliver.

Roberts South Main Avenue Daniel Jones Capouse Young Jones Jones E. Thomas Job Harris David FE. Johnson Frank Bevan David B. Evans Joseph Oliver

Toast night at St Brendens fair draws big attendance

The oyster supper on the second floor of the new council home ran from 6 to 10 pm served by Misses Gertrude Flewitt Nellie Murphy Allen McGarrah Minnie Cawley Nan Fagan Jaretta Cannon Margaret Cawley and Margaret Drivcoll. Chef John Stanton oversaw cooking with help from Joseph Duggan and Robert Duffy. Mrs Joseph O Brien sang several selections boosting the event and the plum tree fair yielded valuable prizes.

St. Brenden’s Lady Friends of the Institute Council Gertrude Flewiltt Nellie Murphy Allen RicGarrah Minnie Cawley Nan Fagan Jaretta Cannon Margaret Cawley Margaret Drivcoll John Stanton

Heaviest prize coal sold for a dime at local sale

A community auction ended with a ton of coal given away for a dime and various useful items dispersed by chance. The event featured entertainment by the Lawrence band and a hoped for proceeds boost as prize winners were announced. Winners included John McNulty, Miss Mary A Fitzgibbons, Rev J J Truddy, Miss Mary Trainer, Patrick Carroll, Marc Storme, and Donald Tona hie.

Lawrence Band John McNulty Battenberg Race Center Mary A. Fitzgibbons J. J. Truddy Miss Mary Trainer Patrick Carrol Marc Storme Donald Tonahie

Democratic Ward NominatingMeeting In McCormick Hall

Last evening the Democrats of the Pourtweenth ward held a meeting in McCormpick's hall on Wee Luckiwanna avenue to nominate alderman and ward officers. Jonas Cawley of Lafayette Street won the aldermanic nomination by acclamation. he had held the office about ten years ago. T J Fadden presided and the records were kept by William Neville. District officers were named for two districts with Joseph Donnelly James Cummings Richard Jennings Frank McCann John Tk Tarrett among those chosen.

Pourtweenth Aldermain Ward Nell McCormpick’s Wee Luckiwanna Avenue T. J. Fadden William Neville Ainke Jonas Cawley Lafayette Street John MecDonald Firet Joseph Donnelly Richard Jennings William McGuire James Cummings Frank McCann John Tk. Tarrett

Jackson Street Baptist Church Annual Meeting Details

At the annual meeting, officers were appointed including Deacons Alfred Roberta and John Lloyd for three years, trustees W L Davis Albert Davis EK D Collins, financial secretary John Harris, church clerk Richard Nichols, chorister Lewis Davin. Tom Thumb's Wedding postponed to Feb 22 due to sickness. stereopticon views will accompany Rev William Davies lecture On Seas and Lands From London to Australia at Bellevue Calvinistic Methodist church on Jan 1. large crowd anticipated.

Jackson Street Bapital Alfred Roberta John Lloyd W. L. Davis Albert Davis EK. D. Collins John Harris Richard Nichols Lewis Davin Tom Thumb George Washington London Australia William Davies Bellevue

Scranton Ward Fifteenth Primary Election Notices

Republican voters in the Fifteenth ward are told nominative actions for common council and ward assessors and election officers will take place on Saturday January 19 at respective polling places in the ward.

Scranton Office of Common Council Eacd

Registration Deadline Noted for January Meeting

The notice sets the last date for registering as Monday January 14 and lists Wm J Davis secretary at 496 Fifteenth street. The time window mentioned is between 4 and o clock though specifics are unclear.

Wm. J. Davis

Saloon owner faces assault complaint in local court

Reese T. Lewis of 15 Hampton Street filed a complaint with Alderman Keldlow against Daniel Colan, proprietor at South Main and Hampton, alleging Colan struck him with a club on January 6 and left him unconscious. Lewis remains recovering as Colan is held on $2,000 bond for court appearance.

Reese T. Lewis Hampton Street Keld Low Daniel Colan South Main Avenue Colan Lewis Hha Oappestatoe

Pleasant Ohio hostess party at Mrs Meyers home

A very pleasant social gathering was given by Mrs Hathlet of Ohio at the home of Mrs Stephen TD Meyers on South Stromley avenue. Names listed as attending include Mrs OA Boyl Mrs A B Fynon Mrs J M Post Mrs John Morgan Mrs John Jones Mrs David Reese Mrs Thomas Allen Mrs John Id min Mrs John Wheeley and Mr John Davies.

Hathlet Ohio Stephen TD. Meyers South Stromley Avenue J. M. Post John Morgan John Jones David Reese Thomas Allen John Idmin John Wheeley Ore John Davies

Two Local Deaths Reported In Scranton Area

Keulen Lewis aged 2 died yesterday at 490 North Mighth Street. Funeral at the house Monday 9 15 AM. remains to Walton New York on the 1040 Ontario and Western train. John Jones aged 69 died yesterday at his home St Academy sire. Lifelong West Scranton resident survived by wife and several children. Funeral Monday afternoon, interment Washburn Street Cemetery.

Keulen Lewis North Mighth Street Walton N. Y John Jones St Academy Sire Deneared West Scranton Washburn Street

Social gathering ends with flashlight theft

Miss Mary Dailey hosted friends on Filmore Avenue Thursday evening. The event ended with several flashlights missing after the party, as guests including Winnie Kelly Catherine Canavan Mary Canavan Catherine Kelly May Kelly Elin Hart Anna Dailey J. Th. McNulty Jogo Gallagher Jacob Horowitz John Lilly M. Graham M. Hagen M. Kennedy J. Gallagher and D. Hogan attended.

Mary Dailey Filmore Avenue Jacob Marowka Winnie Kelly Catherine Canavon Mary Canavan Catherine Kelly May Kelly Elin Hart Anna Dailey Messrs J. TH. McNulty Jogo Gallagher Jacob Horowitz Johe ® Lilly M. Graham M. Hagen M. Kennedy J. Gallagher D. Hogan

Detective Keene Waives Hearing in Hotel Threat Case

Arthur Keene a detective of the Men's union waived a hearing before Alderman John yesterday and posted bail of 200 dollars. He had been sought by Deputy Constable Powell after allegedly pointing a revolver at Powell in Jane's hotel and threatening to “do things.” Constable Dock Davis had pursued him for several days.

Arthur Keene Men's Union Cosgrove's William Powell Jane's Hotel John Thomas Hiie Powell Keene Dock Davis

Amity Literary Society Debates China Self-Government

Green Ridge reports its weekly meeting at Charles Kear's home with a debate on whether China is unfit for self government and should be divided. Clarence Carter, Lewis Williams, and John Price supported the affirmative. refreshments followed. George Woodruff, famed PA athlete and coach, to visit Sunday. Secretary treasurer Thomas J. Snowden re-elected of the Pennsylvania Lumbermen’s Protective Association. Dr Bateson of Dunmore to lecture Medical Myths on Jan 8 at Moreil's hall Breaker street. lecture free for People's Prohibition church members.

Amity Literary Society Charles Kear China Clarence Carter Lewis Williams John Price George Woodruff Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Woodruff Electric Avenue Thomas J. Snowden Pennsylvania Lumbermen's Protective Association Dr. Bateson Dunmore Moreil's Hall Breaker Street People's Prohibition Church

Cold In the Head Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets

A 1910 advertisement promotes a cold remedy labeled Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The copy touts relief from head congestion and fever with a ready to drink format. Active ingredients and dosage are listed, urging readers to follow directions on the package.

Change of Climate Not a Cure for Catarrh

A diffusion on catarrh notes climate change is not a lasting remedy and endorses Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an internal cure. It cites Bioe Root Red Gum and Ginavivol in the tablets and includes a testimonial from A. R. Vernbank of Columbus praising relief from nasal throat and stomach catarrh and reduced recurrence in children and adults.

Stuart A. R. Vernbank Columbus

North Scranton Notes Musical Recital Tonight

This evening in the Auditorium a Pupils of Peat G R Walkinshaw present a 35-piece orchestra of students. The program lists multiple violin and piano duets, solos, and choral selections with performers including Misses Whey, Till Me, Macracken, Cousin, Lanax, Bumimers, Minckwy, Bisley, and Mr Joshua John.

Peat G. R. Walkinshaw Joshua John Care Wilms Tuth Jackson Pupila Wate Staieh Sweet Afton Charles Peak Macracken Pleyel Mise Cousin Mir James Lanax Pine Soto Watts Chaplim A. Bumimers Minckwy Bisley Josiua John Blakes Tilt Aunt Raine Ath Jone Cifeotl Qavati Stephanie Zehuika Parrot McPeakind Hill Sliver Stara Rohm Rondo Kahlan Mise Hi Mise Wil- Name Dancin Miss Venice McPeak Archer Summere and Hill Gang van Bergen Luke Daneia Miss Marton Hill Feehubert Mise Summers Sehrammil

Local church events include meetings at YWCA and Providence church

Rev C F E Hurlburt of the Pennsylvania Bible Institute will speak at the YWCA tonight at 7 30. A mothers meeting led by Miss Anne Van Nort is planned for next Tuesday evening January 18 with a social to follow. Constable Beth Smith’s bay horse was killed after an incident near Theodore Street. the Morgan horse valued at 150 was disposed of by Smith. Week of prayer meetings at Providence Presbyterian continue with Dr Guild giving brief addresses and a Monday gang service. Providence Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor held a semi annual meeting electing Ruth Jackson as president and a social followed. A benefit ball for Mrs James Soule was held at St Mary’s Hall.

C. FE. Hurlburt Pennsylvania Bible Imstitute Philadelphia Anne van Nort South Side Constable Beth Smith Piest Ward Providence Presbyterian Church Guild Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor Ruth Jackson Vernon Crissman Mian Nelle Morgan John Telford Roy Gillespie Laura Gabriel Gertrude Guild Bnjoy James Soule St. Mary's

Wife of Former Pastor Dies in Oswego New York

Mrs. William K Bugar wife of a former Dunmore Methodist pastor died at her Oswego home yesterday. Remains will be brought to Dunmore for interment Monday afternoon with services at 1 40 o'clock in the Methodist Episcopal church. She is survived by her husband and three children William Arthur and Emily.

Methodist Episcopal Church Oswego N. Y W. H. Williams Herman Wahlers The Christian Church William Kbugar Methodist Church Orwego Edgar Dunmore William Arthur Emily

Prodigal Son Sermon Leads Revival Motifs and Schedules

Drummer preacher Rev. W. B. Willams frames the prodigal as any drift from God, urging parental oversight and personal repentance. He outlines city temptations and warns that recovery starts now. The revival and weekly events span church services at Parsons and Dunner plus meetings at Beranton and Ash Street Methodist churches.

Revival service at Tring Avenue Church draws crowd

The revival at Tring Avenue Christian Church drew a well attended crowd despite rain. Mr. Cobb preached from Numbers chapter 10 verses 27 and 28, praising fellowship with Gail's people and promising eternal life. Two more souls accepted Christ at the close. Mr. Kreamer attended and assisted. Baptism is planned for the evening, with Rev. Cobb returning for Sunday services.

Tring Avenue Christian Church Cobb Moses Gail Christ Kreamer Mr. Cobb

Dunmore Methodist Church Sermon Schedule

The Dunmore Methodist Episcopal church led by Rev A J Van Cleft announces Sunday morning sermon Christ's Wonderful Prayer for His Disciples and a letter sermon to children. A drummer evangelist speaks Saturday evening on The Last Romp with the Ticker and Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock men only The Angel is of the Hearthstone. Sunday evening Breaking Home Ties and Saturday afternoon sermon to aged people. Services at 10 00 p m and 7 40 p m with free seats and pastor Rev J L Kreamer who will sing a solo after the evening service. Sunday school at noon and prayer meeting Thursday at 7 40 p m.

Hampton Street Pricepiel Ploneer Corp St. Peter's Holy Cross Church Adelety Thoms de Gruchy Jackson Street J. Pr. Moffat D. D Washburn Street D. V. Gwilym New York Mister Maude Pauline Miller Shickshinny Myre Alfred Lennon South Bromley Avenue W. B. Willams Ciod Heaven God Alec Hell Withlame Epworth League Williams Parsons Methodist Dunner Dimmers Ash Street Beranton Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Churchh A. J. van Cleft Dudley Street Baptist Church J. L. Kreamer

Funeral services for Herman Wahlers in Peters burg

The funeral was held from the home of his son August Wahlers on Grove street and in the Peters burg German Lutheran church. Rev. J. W. Randolph led the service, paying tribute to Wahlers. Burial followed in the family plot at Dunmore cemetery with pallbearers Henry Brockel Herman Brenning Christopher Wiederick Christopher Meldig Carl Milbrandt and William Wagner and flower bearers Robert Pittack Philip Goerlitz and Fred Forbach.

Herman Wahlers August Wahlers Grove Street Carl Milbrandt William Wagner Robert Pittack Philip Goerlitz Fred Forbach

Town Stores to Close Early Weeknights After Monday

Beginning Monday next every general store in town will close at 6 p m except Saturdays and pay nights. M J Burke has retired from business leasing his former shop to Thomas Quinn the noted butcher. The firemen's annual convention will be held in the rooms of the A D Spen-

M. J. Burke Thomas Quinn A. D. Spen

Miners and Firemen to Convene Delegates Named

Sunday meeting of local miners and firemen outlined with three delegates per company. Delegates chosen to represent miners at Edwardsville convention beginning June 14. Also notes on Powells and Hughes health, Oswego trip, and railroad December pay.

Cer Edwardsville Samuel Haddon John Early J. T. Fitzsimmons James O'Hara Dan Powell Oswego Robert Hughes Collina Street Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad James Powell Brook Street

Cathole Relief and Beneficial Association Installed Officers

The Cathole Relief and Beneficial association council No. 120 installed its new officers for the year led by Miss Connelly. Officers include President J Langan, Vice President Peter Walsh, Second Vice President Mir Mary Sennedy, Recording Secretary R J Keup, Financial Secretary Anna Malia, Treasurer William McLoughlin. A program followed with solos and addresses by Mary Connolly Auburn and others. The society, started seven months ago, now exceeds 100 members.

Cathole Relief and Beneficial Association Corneil No. 120 Miss Connelly J. Langan Peter Walsh Mir Mary Sennedy R. J. Keup Anna ©. Malia William McLoughlin Mids Katle Reardon W. Gallagher Winifred Melvin G. Boland W. Melvin Supreme Recorder Mary Connolly Auburn J. Sheridan Mise Katie Rearison Catholic Relief and Beneficial Association

Sunday Gospel Meeting at Y W C A Rooms

The regular Sunday afternoon gospel meeting of the Y W C A will be held at their rooms at 3 45 p m Miss Musselman will lead She is secretary of the North End branch of the Y W C A All are welcome The Victor Outing club has organized for this season with officers President F P Shea secretary J J Beatt treasurer Arthur Price At a regular meeting of the General Grant commandery No 220 Knights of Malta last evening in Hartman's hall the eleventh degree was worked on twelve novices St John s T A B society arranging coming entertainment and social to be held in St Johns hall on Monday night Jan 2

Knights of Matta Hartman's Hall St. John’s T. A. B. Society St. John's Hall

Obituaries and deaths noted in Scranton area notices

Multiple obituaries recount deaths and funeral plans for Williams Mallow O'Malley and others. Listed are survivors including children in academia medicine and military. Additional notices report Morrie J. Andrews and John Jones deaths, plus Ferdinand Helder and James O'Boyle with burial details and residence addresses.

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West St. Brenden John Cawley Dufour Cawley Jackson Street Baptist Church Republican Caucus Children's Fine Pennsylvania Globe Warehouse Richelieu Green Ridge North Scranton G. R. Walk Dunmore Doings WM. Edgar the Prodigal Son Warner Eicknem Vourr Truly Misti Dove 'Yi Tiesk Dard Chicago Peatal Warnerus Hachintor N.Y South Scranton C. R B. A Haw Austin Notre Dame University Jaeoh O'Malley Frink University of Philadelphia William O'Malley United States Navy OM. O'Brien John 4. Barrett John P. O'Malley Rt. Ignatius Church Kingston Austin O'Malley San Francisco Mon. Uelle Wilkenlarre Mine B. O'Malley Morrie J. Andrews Dinkwon Manufacturing Company Mulberry Street Grip Hioward Royal Arcanum Andrews Dickson Company Scranton City Guard Ferdinand Merdinand Helder Alder Street Bi. John's Dunes O'Berte James O'Boyle River Street Lyceum Theatre Rels & Burgunder Lessess A. J. Duffy J. Wealey Roern Alea Hth Street Theater Archie Boyd Bal. Wong Academy OF Music, Reis & Burgunder Harry A. Brown Hal Reid Morrison Comedy Company Gaiety Theatre Clarke Bros Royal Burlesquers Misses Bell Tiease the Misses Bell Fifth Avenue Milases Bell Funere Tomorow Comothey
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