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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1899
Page
8
Personal notes list local residents visiting and new baby arrival
Julius Tiatiort the milliner returned from Am heret Mauger. Dr Duvinberre spent February in the city. Rev John J Tuddy visiting in New Hevhle Pa. A baby daughter arrived at the home of Attorney and Mrs W G Joan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Tiatiort
Pitwatipinia
Amheret
Mauger
Duvinberre
Vonesdele
John J. Tuddy
New Hevhlehem
Mra
Joan
Lear
Local society notes from The Tribune
Various social items list arrivals departures and movements. Guests and residents include guests of the Freemans on Bruce Street, Newbury once a Lackawanna hospital technician, Bertha Galland pictured in Cosmopolitan, Ed Warman returning from Artem with Caleb Warman, Bidiney Staith traveling to Johnsonburg for spring trade, Matt McDonid in Jersey City for a wedding, Eno McDonats and his brother, and Mrs Gates Mrs Watres Mrs Penner and Mrs Rice planning ahead. Also noted is Youngs leaving The Tribune for a mining job in Nevada and others connected to the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Eame
Deren
Wola
Dirina Bbe
Tribune
Partridge’s Work Highlighted by Christian Herald
The Christian Herald profiles Rev Warren G. Partridge formerly of Bustop Street Baptist Church now leading the Ninth Street Baptist Church in Cincinnati. It notes the church’s growth since 1890 with about 2000 attendees weekly across seven chapels and over 190000 yearly in services. It describes a focus on evangelism, church planting, and city renewal through large numbers joining from cities and regions and urges Christians to evangelize cities to preserve civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Herald
Warren 4. Partridge
Bustop
Tenn Avenue
Euiptist Edurch
Cincinnati
Ninth Street
Partridge
Fle
Chetinath
Beteh
O¢ Churelee
Etimina
Christians BP
Oo Othe Meontinegs
Retira
Henet Titee Sears
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Christ
Republc
Ninth Stree
Old Folks Concert at Wyoming Avenue Parish House
The new parish house adjoining St Luke's on Wyoming Avenue opens February 9 with an Old Folks Concert. Proceeds go to Cresco summer home for poor women and children. Notable performers include the Philharmonie string quartet Julia Allen violinist D B Atherton and Sanderson amateur comedians directed by Professor C B G Derman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Wyoming Avenue
Cresco
Philharmonie
Mise Julia Allen
D. RB. Atherton
Sanderson
Alre Agsiet
C. BG. Derman
Funeral of Miss Drake Held at Lackawanna
The funeral of Miss Josephine Drake was held yesterday afternoon from her parents home in Lackawanna. Relatives and friends attended. The offerings were beautiful. Rev. J. L. Santee and Rev. Davis conducted the services with the Brick Church choir assisting. Interment followed at Marey cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Drake
Sheneger Drake
Lackawanna
J. L. Santee
Davis
Marey Cemetery
New York Health Commissioners Warn Grippe Contagious
Public health notice describes the Mal Vy Ig remedy distributed by Dr Alexander's Lung Healer. Free samples travel house to house during a promotional week. The ad claims rapid cough and cold relief and pneumonia prevention, urging readers to try the magical remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Health Commissioners
P.o
Campaign Work Ahead For Scranton Parties
At a Republican candidates meeting Alderman W S Millar is slated to chair the new campaign executive committee in Scranton. M J Kelly is expected to head the Democratic City Committee. The three parties have held conventions and will soon push forward campaign planning with Millar leading the Republican effort and Kelly likely to lead the Democrats as they finalize their committee rosters. Jennings supporters voiced critiques as Mr Jennings contemplates strategy after yesterday's sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Millar
M. J. Kelly
Crawford County
Convention of Return
Scranton
Millar
Republican Club
MG OT Kelly
Wrtie Eile Campinitt
J. Caupe Bell
Deaire
Ae Hla
Wil Hiethyne
Jenning
Mr. Jennings
NAEGA ARONSON NUPTIALS IN PENN AVENUE HALL
Miesida Aronson of Penn Avenue wed Jacob I Naega a Wilkes Barre businessman in Hewleys hall Penn Avenue. Rev Nathan Druck officiated before a large crowd. reception and dancing followed. The couple will reside in Wilkes Barre. many out of town guests attended from Plymouth Jermyn New York and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naega
Wilkes-Barre
Ben Susseman
Herman Rushansky
Plymouth
Jacobs
Sarah McClusky
Israel Slelstein
Herman Diamond
Nathan Tiamond
Herry Silverstein
Samuel Halper
Joseph Nogi
Wilkes- Barre
J. N. Graves
Lewis Grantina
Jermyn
S. Shiffman
Curwen
Miss Newmark
New York
Harry Rushansky
Brewers plan Syracuse brewery by Pennsylvanian Content group
George Weaver of Relehardé and Weaver and Wilkes-Barre vice president of Pennsylvanian Content Brewing keeps in Syracuse until Monday visiting sites for a proposed new brewery. George J. Stegmaier and Chuathka Robinson lead the project. several site propositions arrive as Weaver gathers details before a final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weaver
Relehardé and
Eltes
William Craig
Robernson
Weaver
Modern coffee sale listing with varied blends
A local ad promotes Coursen’s Java at 25c per pound, three quarters Java at 18c, Sop snare Arabian at 40c, Modia at 10c, and Coursen’s Triple Blend at 32c per pound with 5 pounds for $1.50, plus Finest Old Mandehling Java at 40c per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Brewers detained as visitors press business in Syracuse
Local brewers deny any negotiation with Pennsylvania visitors and report no envoys sent. The visitors say they came for business, not bluff, and see no reason for a meeting with the loyal brewery.
Thief Escapes Caught by Neighbor as He Flees
Flora Matthews, daughter of R J Matthews, Wyoming Avenue, witnessed a boy thief fleeing from Mrs Chauncey Heynolde’s front door. She grabbed him by the collar but the youngster wriggled free as she called for help. a carriage-occupant refused to stop his horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Matthews
R. J. Matthews
Wyoming Avenue
Chauncey Heynolde
Miss Matthews
Misa Matthews
Rival School Boards in Supreme Court Case
Arguments were heard in Philadelphia before the Supreme Court as Pittston and Scranton boards contest control of local schools. Pittston's six member board fights for at large election authority under a 1874 act, while Scranton seeks a twenty-one member city board. A ruling on Pittston by Feb. 20 could moot Scranton arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Pittston School Board
Pr. A. O'Boyle
Pittston
D. J Reedy
Scranton Board of Control
M.N. Donnelly
New Board
H. Burns
Etx
Scranton
Pittston Board of Six
Board of Twenty-One
Central
Board of Eix
Offix
Funeral for Miss Ida Bryant from Court Street Church
The funeral for Miss Ida Bryant fatally injured in the December trolley accident was held at Court Street Methodist Episcopal church. The service honored her Christian character with references by the ministers and a choired procession led by Prof. George Thayer. Floral offerings and pallbearers from the Second Presbyterian Church attended, with interment at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bryant
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Lyman
Giffin
W. G. Watkins
Miss Bryant
George Thayer
Deubler
Edith Davis
Flora Polk
Jessie North
J. W. Guernsey
Second Presbyterian Church
Edward Bryant
Benjamin Evans
Thomas Kerr
Samuel Watkins
Harry Gardner
Rexford Kimble
Forest Hill Cemetery
Southern Railway offers manufacturing investment chances
Special opportunities exist today for furniture and woodworking plants and for iron and steel factories, textile mills, and white and leather manufactures in the South along the Southern Mail way. Investigate the Southern Railway territory spanning eight states and 6600 miles of track from Potomac to Mississippi. Send for publications and tell M. V. Richards what you seek to locate advantageous investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Potomac
Ocean
Mississippi
Ohio
Jervis-Hardenbergh School Ad At Lane’s, Spruce St
An advertisement lists sight singing classes at the Jervis Hardenbergh Piano School offering a ten week term for 300 dollars. It also notes Lane's at 320 Spruce Street sells fine wines and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jervis-Hardenbergh
Lane's
Spruce Street
Warranty refund pledge for Greene's Syrup of Tar remedy
A signed agreement promises a refund if Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar fails to cure the coug and acts as proof of the guarantee. Names listed include G. Rouse Bonamore and John P. Donabus of Scranton Pa, with refund terms and satisfaction condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
G. Rouse
City Nomination Certificates Filed in Scranton and Carbondale
Long list details city and ward nominating filings with the county. factions include Prohibitionists Independents Republicans and Democrats. Names and positions cover mayor treasurer controller assessors school directors constables and aldermen across many wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Carbondale
James Moir
Thomas R. Brooks
Fred
J. Widmayer
Gwilym Jones
Philip Rinsland
Charles S. Fowler
John Courier Morris
George H. Shires
John E. Roche
Edmund J. Robinson
Esdras Howell
John A. Neals
John R. McLean
Alex, L. Francois
John FP
Quinnan
Profitable Home Dyeing with Diamond Dyes
Nearly every home has faded garments that can be revived using Diamond Dyes. Suits from worn clothes become new with color, and dresses and jackets transform for girls with low cost. Diamond Dyes offer fifty colors and easy directions for successful home dyeing.
Afternoon Reception at the Dimmick Home
Yesterday a large gathering attended the afternoon reception at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J Benjamin Dimmick. Guests enjoyed warm fires and pine aromas with floral decor from the conservatories while Mrs Dimmick and Mrs Mina Virginia Dimmick welcomed visitors in the east room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Benjamin Dimmick
Dimmick
Mina Virginia Dimmick
Henry Belin
G. du Bole Dimmick
Anna KK. Sanderson
Miss Belin
Miss Winton
Misa Anderson
Lavink Dimmick
Miss Welles
Charlies S. Weston
B. Sturges
R. W. Archbald
Eliza Dimmick
N. G. Robertson
Clarke
Louisville, Ky
Clarence Sturges
George Sturges
Young Women's Gym Class Registration Urged
The Young Women's Christian Association asks all children intending to join the new gymnasium class to register by Saturday morning January 28. The girls class ages under ten meets Saturdays at 10 o'clock. A ladies morning class starts Tuesday at 10 with meetings on Tuesday and Friday at 1. All should attend the first lesson. Ladies may visit the gymnasium to observe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association Gymnasium
Noteworthy Old Folks Concert For Summer Home
Over a score of city vocalists led by Mies Julia Allen and violinist talent from the Philharmonic string quartet volunteer for an Old Folks Concert at St Luke's parish house. proceeds benefit the non sectarian Summer Home for poor women and children, aiding Cresco’s guild building debt and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Julia Allen
Philharmonic
Mesers
D. B. Atherton
C. D. Sanderson
St. Luke's
St. Luke's Church
Cresco
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Catarrh
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla in the head cures catarrh by cleansing scrofulous taints from the blood and rebuilding the body. Hood's Pills are recommended as the only pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla and to treat liver ills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Room and meals pricing in a hotel notice
An old hotel advertisement lists room rates at five pounds for the finA room and four dollars weekly for a single room. It also mentions a daily transmission fee of one dollar and regular hotel meals priced in cents.
Steam Heating and Plumbing, P F and M T Howley
Steam heating and plumbing service listed with P F and M T Howley located at 431 Wyoming Ave. Details include address and business identification for a local tradesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Mother of Six Directed in Assault Case
Mrs Alphonso Glosiano mother of six and her husband were arraigned before Alderman Miller on a charge of assaulting and threatening to kill Alfonso Hendo. All on Ninth Street. The alderman released the woman on her maternal pleas while the husband was committed to bail of 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonso Glosiano
Millar
Alfonso Hendo
Ninth Street
Aldeman
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Perry Brow
Taudwie
Yoco
Briges
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Ludwig and
Perry Bros
Griffin Art Studio
A. A. Lindabury
Ato
Emdence
Spm
Olce
Willan Hilldiic
Opp
Hastortles
Jieslence
South Main Avenue
Columbian Detective Agency
Megank Building
Scranton, PA
McMullen
Hi Traders’ National Bank
Ack Awanna Aunday
Penn Avenue
A. A. Warman
Witliam
Stil Adam Polegate
Grand Rapides
Mich
Yeu
Jerdey
Hegeman and Son
Mise Heron
Jeffer
oulUue
Mra. Cohen
Galveston
Tex
MR. Partridge
St. Luke's Parish House
Miss Drake
Marcy
Grippe
Aronson
Rev
Nathan Druck
Syracuse
N. Y
Coursen
Goursen
Republican
Common Council
David H. Reese
Seth Smith
Richard J. Richards
Bernard DaVis
C.J. Gillespie
Owen PD. John
John J. Davis
Daniel E. Edwards
John H. Walker
D. M. Owens
Timothy Jones
Frank Leuthner
C. Q. Carmin
B. F. Squier
FE. M. Tewkesbury
Ira Mitchell
I. H. Frear
Edward A. Wenzel
William Beckman
Select Council
John J. Bsehneider
Charles Stone
George Henson
Fred. Mink
Alfred Harvey
Charles W. Noack
George T. Bhugden
Samuel J. Porter
David W. Thomas
Richard R. Thomas
Ebenezer P. Davis
Henry Burschell
Nathaniel Halstead
Francis A. Bates
Luther Keller
W. T. Hackett
T. A. Penman
John C. Jones
William J. Smith
John B. Chase
Oscar Strauch
Martin Joyce
John Ord
Joseph Dean
John Canterbury
Edward Thayne
Martin Walsh
Peter F. McHale
James J. Grier
Thomas F. Saltry
Peter Gerrity
James H. Nolan
Thomas J. Walsh
John Saver
John J. Ruane
Hugh Collins
Timothy Burke
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John E. Walsh
T. P. Glicallon
John Butterman
Christ Thayer
August Schimpff
Fred. Phillipe
Peter Dippre
Joseph Woelkers
John C. Moran
James McCann
Common Counell
Thomas J. Madden
John J
Thomas Norton
John Quinn, Jr
Michael Roche
M. P. Reilly
Aiteas Harvey
W. C. Reynolds
Beventh
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John Nee
Michael McMurray
City of Carbondale
J. M. Alexander
Louis HB. Gramer
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Pierce’s Market
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