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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1897

Page

7

West Side Board of Trade Deliberates on Viaduct and Street Extensions

The West Side Board of Trade met to discuss the viaduct campaign, the Price Street opening, and Hyde Park streetcar extensions. Members complained about council amendments and debated methods to advance or block the Lafayette Street extension with the Scranton Traction company, amid ongoing street and sewer concerns.

West Side Board of Trade Price Street Hyde Park Street Blom Claurke Chile William Farrell H. 2. Jones Alfred Twining John Tt. Barre Alp Oliver Tarr Oliver Filly Pare Mer Mit. Oliver Board On Motion D. LD Evans Overs Jones Prive Street Chestnut Aireet George Brown Robinson Street Fries Street Thomas Byain J. Davis Davis Luferne Street Jackson Street West Slide Lowst Twining Lafayette Scranton Traction Company Silliman Traction Twinihgs Avie Parks Lafayette Street Hyde Park Board of Trade Pryde Park Swetland Sumner Bromley Street Bromley Lumber Street Frank Silliman Sboard

Jackson Street Baptist Church Roll Call Attended

The roll call of the Jackson Street Baptist church last night drew 240 members who gathered for a spirited Guard meeting. New pastor Rev. Thomas de Gruchy outlined his year’s work and the Financial Secretary reported about 1000 dollars collected during the year. Tables with sandwiches coffee and cake were served.

Jackson Street Mesdames Mary Pritchard William Thomas M. P. Lewis J. H. Lewis Edward Howell David Williams George Coombs Thomas

List of Names in Historical Notice

The fragment lists individuals including Richard Nichols Sarah Jere miiah Martha Gailing John Morris Phip Thome Caroline Miles Thomas Hoferick John Harel James Lews Harry Godshall Tohah Thomas Antile Markle William Wagetat J. C. Moyer Williama Margaret Thomas Will' Peitehard William Pats Philip Thomas Howard Collins and Mrs John Mortis.

Young choirmaster elected at Plymouth Congregational Church

Mr. Phillips is elected ehokater at Plymouth Congregational Church with the new leader aged 24. His future in music looks bright and he brings strong natural talent and American ideas that local singers and professors could benefit from, having previously served as chorister at the Plymouth church mission school.

Phillips Plymouth Congregational Church Byvans Jedder Ture Hts Plymouth Church Mission

Death of John A. Smith Engineman on Jersey Central

John A. Smith 65 longtime Jersey Central engineer died at his home 1121 Wuehburoa street yesterday evening of heart failure after kidney trouble. He ran the first passenger train over the Lehigh and Susquehanna line and served four years in charge of an engine. Survived by wife Mary and three children Frank A. Fannier and Mina Smith. Funeral arrangement to be announced.

John A. Smith Wuehburoa Street Mr. Smith Jersey Central Railroad Leugh Susquehanna Mary Smith Frank A. Fannier Mina

Deaths of Miss Magele Williames and Mrs Margaret Jones

Miss Magele Williames aged 28 died yesterday at the family home on Pleasant Street. Funeral notice to follow. Mrs Margaret Jones aged 2 died at 1 am yesterday at her South Hyde Park Avenue home. She was born in Wales and lived here many years. Funeral Thursday afternoon.

Magele Williames Pleasant Street Margaret Jones South Hyde Park Avenue Wales

Sewerage talk on Lugurne street territory with city engineer

Three members of the sewers and drains committees met with City Engineer Joseph P. Phillips to discuss Lugurne street territory sewerage. Fellows James Manley and Wi J. Thomas attended. Phillips will estimate severing cost under the proposed methods.

Select and Common Councils Joseph P. Phillips Lugerne Street Horatio T. Fellows James Manley Wi J. Thomas Phillips

Funeral for Patrick Rainy Held at St Patrick’s Church

The funeral of the late Patrick Rainy was held yesterday morning at St Patrick’s Church with high mass by Rev Fy BP McNally. Pallbearers included Michael Hogan and Peter McDonough. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. The report also notes club meetings and local recoveries.

Patrick Rainey St. Patrick's Church Fy BP McNally Michael Hogan M. Durkin John Oae- Manus P. Brady Peter McDonough Daniel Canavan Hyde Park Catholic West Side Wheelmen Cinbh West Side League West Side Central Republican Club Rutherford Hadley Eynon Street H. L. Morgan Emily Washburn Street Wyoming Hutton John M. Thomas Lafayette Street Palmer & McDonalds

West Side Business Directory Entry Highlights Local Stores

Harriet J. Davis Florist offers cut flowers and funeral designs at 10H South Male Avenue two doors from Jackson Street. Morgan's Pharmacy at 101 North Avenue sells pure drugs and chemicals with prescriptions and a large Christmas stock. Second hand furniture dealer J. C. King markets cash for items at 701 to 709 West Lackawanna Avenue.

West Side Harriet J. Davis Male Avenue Jackson Street Morgan North Avenue J. C. King Lackawanhe Avenue

Webb Arrest Warrant Leads to Peckville Man’s Detention

Fred Webb of Peckville is charged by his wife Isabella with desertion and threats to kill. A warrant was issued by Alderman Millar. after a suspect questioned in court, Webb was pursued by constables but later arrested by Detective Clifford and jailed for lack of bail.

Fred Webb Peckville Isabella Millar Webb Mr. Webb Staite

Beecham's Skates at Half Price on Wyoming Ave

The King of Pills Beecham's offers skates at half price. Fiorey store located at 222 Wyoming Avenue. Product names include Beecham's and The King of Pills featuring discounted skate items.

Pills Beecham's Fiorey 4 Wyoming Avenue

Rally at Welsh Baptist church draws delegates from Northeastern PA

A Friday rally by the Young People's union of Welsh Baptist churches will convene at Welsh Baptist church on West Market Street. Delegates from Nanticoke Plymouth Wilkes-Barre Parsons Pillaton Taylor Hyde Park Olyphant and others will attend. Ministers will speak on union work. Afternoon session starts at 1 00 and the evening continues to 7 00 with a banner presented to the union. A reception follows in the Parlor.

Welsh Bapitat West Market Street Young People's Union Welsh Baptist Churches Pennsylvania Nanticoke Plmnouth Wilkes-Barre Parsons Pillaton Taylor Hyde Park Olyphant Dtoclowk Alonm J. M. Edwards John Twining Providence Society Wharel Sidney Lewis Legieti

Epworth League meeting at Green Ridge church notes

The Epworth league of the Methodist Episcopal church met Monday evening. The program began with literary work followed by a recitation, instrumental duet, additional recitations and a violin solo. Attendees included Miss Jennie Ailler Miss Helen Mead and Miss Mable Mallory who had just returned from Wilkes-Barre.

Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth

Dunmore School Board Considers Temporary Building Sites

The Dunmore school board met in the high school to review suitable temporary school buildings. The Christian church on Tripp avenue and the Horan and Henley building on Mill street were discussed with rent at $20 per month. Additional readings named Maria Webber and Nellie Wilson as teachers, with staffing and salary adjustments debated amid heated exchanges.

Kate Benjamin Blakely Street Blaiihurst Christian Church Tripp Avenue Huran and Healy Mill Street Wilson Horann Horan Messrs. Bronson Swift Ginley Annie McDonald Ella Scott Kate M. Reardon Nellie Wilson Annie Molen James Payton Mary EL Bexh Wyn Agnes MéIale Marthd C. Matthews Mark Webber Gil Maria Webber Eli Scott Uese Bila Scott Chowi- Nut Street Kiki Scott Lennie Sweeney No. 2

Forthcoming Ben Hur Spectacle At Prottingham

The Summer Home fund of St. Luke's Church Men's Guild hosts Ben Aur at Prottingham on January 21 22 and 24. Loulaville Commercial lauds the production as richly mounted and compares it to Macauley’s celebrated rendition with fashionable audience charm.

Ben Aur Prottingham Jian Macauley's

Democrats Celebrate Old Hickory at Westminster Banquet

A Westminster Democratic banquet honored Andrew Jackson with an evening of toasts and speeches by prominent party figures. Guests included T. Z. Jennings, F. J. Fitzsimmons, F. W. Gunster, Edward Merrifield, C. G. Boland, John P. Quinnan, and many others. The night featured seven course dinner, Lawrence's Orchestra, and a colored quartet, concluding with praise for democracy and party unity.

Committee of National Democracy C. Ben Johnson John M. Garman Gunster Sudielarw Edward Merrifield James G. Halley BE. Do. Lynett the Times George S. Horn Hon Doten FP. Quinnan CC. G. Boland Nan Oon Democratic Party T. J. Jennings Frank J. Fitzsimmons McBride Lawrence T. Z. Jenninks F. J. Fitzsimmons F. W. Gunster J. Lynett C. G. Bo M. FF. Sando M. E. McDonald Frank Thompson A. T. Defy James G. Bailey Joseph O'Brien John P. Kelly Charles A. Schadt Charles Osar BE. J. Robinson Fred Kirchoff John Demuth J. Beamish the Free Press J. Reedy R. DD. Jennings BPJ W. Costello John Gibbons M. J. Kelly John E. Gaffney F. Blewitt John Planaghan A. F. O' Boyle W. BP Boland G. Parish F. W. Warnke

Amusements at the Academy and Frothingham this week

The page advertises Jomea Manning and William Barry in The Ris lige Generation at the Academy of Music Friday and Sporting Craze with Edward Harrigan at Frothingham Thursday and Saturday shows. The Gor Parhidans farce opens next Saturday matinee and evening with manager Charles Frohman presenting a slate of modern humor and music.

Jomea HM. Manning William Barry Mr. Manning Hugh Jay Philadelphia William Courtright George WH. Adame Josh Reuben Gor Parhidans Frothingham Charles Frohman Vaudeville Theatre London Nouveaute Theatre Paris New York Boston Chicago Joan Va.m

Boy Killed Near Jermyn While Skating Near Track

A Southbound NYO&W train found Richard Little dead beside the track near Jermyn after an afternoon skating outing. The boy had been seen walking along the rails after dinner and was presumed struck by a train. Coroner Longstreet declined an inquest. a jury including Th b Carey and others viewed the body. The family had moved to Jermyn six weeks earlier. his father died in Red Jacket, Michigan eleven months ago.

New York, Ontario and Western Tichard Jermyn Richard Longstreet KE. Helmes Th B. Carey Thomas Walker Walter Snyder James Allan Pdp. C. Manley A. FL A. Battenders Red Jacket Mich

Good Farce Comedy at Frothingham Innet

A popular farce comedy titled A Railroad Neket drew large crowds in Scranton. Stars Louis Wesley and Miss Marie Stuart headlined with Arthur Moulton, praised for his years of service. The show featured new routines and a Parisian concert hall imitation by Miss Stuart while a vociferous calliope voice near the west side audience caused moments of laughter and brief pauses.

Scranton Frothingham Louis Wesley Marie Stuart Arthur Moulton Wesley

Waldron Brings Two Peach Loads for Public Auction

Waldron arrives this week with two peach loads of horses to sell at a public auction next Thursday at 1. The sale will be held at Cusick's stables and is expected to draw local buyers.

Waldron Cusick

Letters From The People Op Ed Policy

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Anniversary appeal for Zion Mission church debt relief

The Sirt Zion Mission of the United Evangelical church invites support for its third anniversary next Sunday January W. The church, with about forty laboring members, operates a Sunday school, Keystone League, Junior society, and Ladies Aid. Missionary contributions average at least 150 dollars per member, with other benevolent funds raising no less than one dollar per member. The church owes around 1,800 dollars for its property. The anniversary aims to reduce the debt and invites public gifts, addressed to Pastor G. L. Mules at 1373 Penn avenue.

Zion Mission United Evangelical Church Sunilas Keystone League of Christan Madeuver Ciy Christ Emil G. L. Mules

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