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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1900

Page

4

Men of the Hour in Scranton Politics and Courts

Mayor Eugene D Fellows and Charles C Ferber win Republican support for school director posts as Scranton debates board size. President Judge C F Rice of the Superior Court is praised for patience politeness and strict courtroom control. Frank B Reese named youngest West Side Central Republican club president with a slate of officers.

Eugene D. Fellows Charles ©. Ferber C. E. Rice Superior Court Robling Major RE. PD. Fellows Scranton Board of Control Major Fellows Scranton Supreme Court Board of Twenty-One Board of Six Fellows Charles C. Ferber Eighth Ward Elx Godfrey Ferber Republican City Committee C. F. Rice Frank B. Reese West Side Central Republican Club Republican Party Reese Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Btokes Frank Pennsylvania Young Men's Christian Association West Side Republican Club The Young Blood Charles EB. Daniela West Side Board of Trade Br. Tallesen A. Phillips University of Pennsylvania David Owens David J. Davie West Side Bank

Pioneer Passes Awa

Orrin Browning of Factoryville Pennsylvania, born 1814, a direct descendant of early New England settlers, died January 14 after a life of farming near Benton Center. He married Minerva Capwell, joined Benton Baptist Church, served as choir chorister for forty years, and later attended West Abington Baptist Church in Factoryville. He was a staunch Republican and faced financial hardship due to Civil War era tensions.

Orrin Browning Factoryville New England Nathaniel Hope Valley R. 1 Sarah Freeborn England Rhode Island Frances William Mary Sarah Jane Rebecca Wilbur John Ann Hagard Joh Eunice Williams Roger Williams Rhode Taland George W Abington Thia County Anna Moore Minerva Capwell Benton Center Joseph Chage Chase John Miller Benton

Passion Play at Weber’s and Obituary Notices In Taylor

At Weber's rink this evening the Passion Play will be shown paired with moving pictures as part of the Church of the Immaculate Conception fair. Frederick Arwelder, longtime resident, dies at 75 after bronchitis. funeral set for tomorrow at 2 pm. Burial at Forest Home. Funeral of Maude Jones held yesterday. Archbald colliery halted operations due to machinery break. Snowball pranks and paydays reported at local collieries. Burial and lodge notices accompany a busy local notices page.

Weber's Church of Immaculate Conception Frederick Arwelder Union Street Calvary Baptist Church H. H. Harris Stev Francis Gendall J. H. Myers Hamilton Ont Albert Adolph Arwelder Richard Bevan Rendham Pierce West Minooka John Morgana Lizzie Arwelder Forest Home Cemetery Maude William L. Jones Pittston

Community Service Plans Weeklong Presbyterian Services

Olyphant holds daily Presbyterian services at Delaware Street church with Rev. John T. Gage leading last night and Rev. Owen James scheduled to preach this evening. Congregation invited to attend as services continue through the week.

Presbyterian Church Delaware Street John T. Gage Scranton Owen James Timkely

War ideas and the dummy cannon described

The article recalls ancient and modern innovations in warfare. It describes a French combined dummy and real cannon where a remote gunner aims the real piece beneath a visible dummy, allowing damage while keeping the true weapon hidden. Critics say the setup may encourage sharpshooting as the dummy exposes the gunner.

Philadelphia Times

Fire destroys barn and crops in November blaze

A stormy November night saw a barn filled with yearly crops set on fire and burned to the ground. The owner, a man who supported the union and sent two sons to serve, died peacefully surrounded by family after a life of faith and service.

Leo Pennsylvania

Opportunity to Seek Early Kidney Disease Help

Warns that missing a chance to treat Bright's disease worsens outcomes and urges using Warner's Safe Cure, a vegetable remedy claimed to have cured kidney, liver, and urinary diseases for twenty years. The ad targets readers with symptoms like backache, urination changes, and fatigue, urging action via local druggists.

Bright Warner

Hood's Sarsaparilla Boosts Health For Businessmen

Grasp all and lose health is warned as many chase wealth. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for helping businessmen stay healthier on the road to success.

Hood

Hood's Pills Gentle Yet Effective Price Listed

Brief item notes Hood's Pills described as gentle yet effective with a 26 cent price tag.

Hood

Muslin trimmed with tucks and cambric ruffle on sale

Advertises Fruit of Loom muslin with wide neat tucks and a 40 cent ruffle. Mentions a usual price of 58 cents and notes exceptional value for the items.

Arious

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hice Awa Taylor News Evangelist Wilson Archbald Taylor, Pyne and Holden Pride of Lackawanna Lodge American Protestant Association Reese's Hall Daniel Jones Olyphant Hugh Hughes David Harris T. H. Telford Smith Street Samuel Edwards Fourth Ward Jennie Kennedy Blakely Wilkes-Barre Thomas Philbin Mrs P. J. Fadden Marie Horan Dunmore the Congregational Church J. J. Murphy William Roberts Repubblican Mahon's Hall Harry Budd Hull D. C. Evans Duryea Jennie Patten J. Watkine Taylor Troy John Phoenix Olly Wallace Scranton's Shopping Center Connolly & Wallace Washington Ave
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