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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1900

Page

6

West Scranton social event and church notices headline

The article details an enjoyable event at Duncan Hall with prizes won by Duncan Hall and Mamie Devine, a Simpson Church revival, a social at the Electric City Wheelmen with festive decorations, costumes, prizes, and refreshments. lists organizers and attendees including G A Williams, Elmer Crane, Ralph, and many others.

Duncan Hall Mise Devine Simpson Church de Gruchy Electric City Toy Fuhrnia Carrie Agnes Mallet Wifal le Dw Chug Ut Ralph Fern William Segraves William Lewis Walt James Ray Futirman Edward Moree John Davis Robert W. Decker Gus Weinss David Owens Edward Davis Tom Scheritt William Williams John Thomas George Daniels William Milnes Bert Hall M. Storm

Life of John Mark Topic Draws Evangelist Crowd

Bev Pood Kain, noted evangelist, addressed a large crowd at the Singpeon Methodist church. Inclement weather did not deter attendees from hearing the sermon on John Mark as the speaker urged faith and perseverance.

John Mark Bev Pood Kain Singpeon

Vin Mariani’s Appetizer Effect Beloved by Clergy and Artists

Vin Mariani is described as improving appetite and strengthening the voice. The tonic effect is said to benefit the entire system, leading to its use by clergymen singers teachers actors and performers. Bold by all Drugglety Refite substitutes.

Musical Program Highlights Include Vocal Solos and Phonograph Selections

The event featured vocal solos and phonographic selections with refreshments served to attendees after the performances.

Pastor Thomas de Gruchy Sent to Cambridge for Rest

Rev. Thomas de Gruchy of Jackson Street Baptist Church is seriously ill with nervous prostration from months of overwork. His nervous system has broken down and he cannot attend to church duties. He leaves today for Cambridge, Maia, seeking relief through change of surroundings.

Thomas de Gruchy Jackson Street Baptist Church Cambridge Maia

Rev Kain Talks Life of John Mark at Sunday Service

Crowded church hears Mr Kain discuss the Life of John Mark writer of the second Gospel. Mary Edwards sang The Mistakes of My Lifts by special request. Rev Kain to speak on One Day's Work In the Life of Christ this evening. Sunday topics include Now He That Hath Established Us and Hath Anointed Us in Christ Is God and Jonah or a Prayer Meeting Beneath the Waves.

Kain John Mark Mary Edwards Christ God Jonah

Couple United In Marriage At St Peter's Cathedral

John Hawley of Lafayette street and Miss Degnal of Van Buren avenue were married at 4 yesterday afternoon in St Peter's cathedral on Wyoming avenue. The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and close friends. After the nuptials the couple were driven to Peekville for a wedding feast and will reside on this side. Both are well known and have many friends who send best wishes.

John Hawley Lafayette Street Degnal van Buren Avenue St. Peter's Cathedral Wyoming Avenue Peekville Moth

Michael Dougherty Dies of Acute Brights Disease

Michael Dougherty of Aswell court died at West Side hospital Wednesday night from acute Brights disease. He had been in dangerous condition on arrival. survived by a wife and eight small children. Funeral Sunday at 2:20 pm with interment in Cathedral cemetery.

Michael Dougherty Aswell Court West Side Hospital Bright Eidt Cathedral Cemetery

Patrolmen Assigned to Duty in West Scranton February

The patrolmen Thomas Lowry Thomas Collins David Davis Joseph Hart William Matthews John Metfeliigan and Con rad Murker are assigned to duty in West Scranton during February under Lieutenant Thomas L. Williame.

West Scranton Thomas L. Williame Thomas Lowry Thomas Collins David Davis Joseph Hart William Matthews John Metfeliigan Conrad Murker

First Baptist Church Class 14 Hosts Social to Benefit Piano Fund

Clase No 14 of the First Baptist church held a well attended frois social last evening at Miss Via Jones's home on Storrs avenue. The program featured vocal and instrumental numbers recitations and short speeches. Proceeds will support the church piano fund. Cakes coffee and tea were served.

Clase No. 14 First Baptist Church Via Jones Storrs Avenue Cuke Coffie Tee Crean

Funeral rites for Michael Hart and Harry Chase held

The funeral of Michael Hart who died in the Ntampton mine Tuesday was held yesterday at St Patrick's church with many attendees. The cortege proceeded to Cathedral cemetery for interment. Harry Chase, son of Mr and Mrs Alton Chase, had services yesterday afternoon at the family home and was buried in Washburn street cemetery.

Michael Hart Ntampton St. Patrick's Church Cathedral Cemetery Harry Alton Chase South Sumner Avenue Washburn Street

Webster Literary and Debating Society Installs Officers

The Webster Literary and Debating Society met last evening at William Files home on Wash burn street. Officers installed include President Br oD Pettht Vice President Forbes Maton and Secretary William W Williams. A debate titled Resolved That the prosenat Viaue ordinanes should be adopted followed. The society will meet every other Weeh thereafter.

Webster Literary and Debating Society William Files Washburn Street BR Od. Pettht Forbes Maton William W. Williams

Accidents and notices from Scranton area events

Elias Thomas of 414 North Main avenue was injured at Scranton Nut and Bolt works when a five ton machine crushed his leg yesterday at 3 o clock. John McNamara of Eynon street injured his right foot while working in a stone quarry for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western at Shickshinny. Emblem division anniversary events and a St Patrick's Benevolent Union benefit drama are announced for Taylor and Mears hall on April 20. St Brenden council will hold a debate on whether poverty in America is largely self caused.

Elias Thomas North Main Avenue Scranton Nut and Bolt Ripple Division Sons of Temperance West Scranton Emblem Taylor Thomas J. Davis Eynon Street DPD M. Jones A. W. Macgrave Aml Mra. Hall Sasely Florida John McNamara Mason Gang Delaware, Lackawanne America

Ladies Auxiliary Meeting at Magle Engine Bellevue

The Ladies' auxiliary of the Magle Engine company met last evening in Bellevue parlors. The gathering was well attended and many important matters were discussed. A banquet was planned for a future date and a follow up meeting Monday evening will arrange the details. A social session followed the business portion.

Magle Engine Company Engine Company Bellevue

Funeral of Thomas Coleman at Holy Rosary Church

Thomas Coleman funeral held yesterday at 2 o clock from Parker street home. The service moved to Holy Rosary Church for Rev J J O Toole sermon. Father Whitty society in military costume marched under Captain James J May. pallbearers listed. Interment at Dunmore Catholic cemetery.

Thomas Coleman Parker Street Holy Rosary Church J. J. O'Toole Father Whitty James J. May Joseph Stewart Charles Robinson Anthony Stanton James Mel Shafferty Michael Barrett Thomas Nolan Dunemore Catholic Cemetery

New England Supper At Court Street Church Highlights Evening

Last night the Court Street Methodist Episcopal church hosted a New England supper for about 150 guests with decorative carnation tables and traditional palatable dishes. A musical program followed the supper. The Marquette Council Literary circle and Will conduct an entertainment and smoker are slated for Wednesday evening February 14. An Epworth league business meeting and social occurred in Providence Methodist Episcopal church. Mr and Mrs M Hays hosted a party for daughter Edna's eighth birthday at 611 East Market Street with many attendees including Ethel Cooner and several others.

Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church New England Marquette Council Epworth League Providence Methodist Episcopal Church M. Hays East Market Street Edna Ethel Cooner Margaret Cobb Charlotte Kennedy Grace Coons Laura Coons Grace Kennedy Myrtle Kennedy Susie Russell Maud Hufford Edna Hall Susie Tivckenshire Pauline Freas Caroline Hartwick Lorence Hartwick Emma

Grain-O Promises Healthful Grain Drink for All Ages

An advertisement touts Grain-O as a delicious caffeine substitute made from pure grain. It claims improved digestion and strengthened nerves for children and adults, not a stimulant, with pricing about the same as coffee per package. Available through grocers with the brand name Grain-O.

Notable Names List From Historic Snippet

A readable fragment mentions individuals Sophie Snyder Emma Crab Sinise Crab Mabel Oliver Villa Hines Nellie Pickerean and Masters James Barnes Fred Slocum Frank Cooper Johnny Cooper and Johnny Butne in a scattered archival text. No events or actions visible to specify roles or context.

Pretty wedding in South Scranton at St Marys

Frank Kramer of Prospect Avenue married Miss Margaret Lech of Front Street at St Marys German Catholic Church. Rev George Stopper performed the ceremony and a wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parental home. The couple left on the 945 PM train for Wilkes Barre and an evening reception was held at the bride’s home.

S J. Marys Frank Kramer Preepect Avenue Margaret Lech Front Street George Stopper Wilkes- Barre

Mock Trial Delights Oud Fellows Meeting

At a Oud Fellows gathering led by John Connell the fourth mock trial entertained members on Wednesday evening. Arthur Hewitt played the defendant in a humorous assault case with Arthur Nicholson as prosecutor. The prosecution witnesses presented a convincing tale that nearly persuaded the defendant of guilt as attorney W conducted a lively cross examination.

John Connell Ledge Oud Arthur Hewitt Arthur Nicholson

Trion Tourist club event and local notices at St Johns

Despite bad weather the Trion Tourist club entertainment at St Johns hall drew many attendees with a lively program and dancing afterward. Arrests for liquor violations were reported as Joseph Summers faced charges and entered a $700 bond. Funeral plans were announced for Martin Jordan with a mas mass at St Peters Cathedral and burial in Cathedral cemetery. The intgeld band prepares for its annual masquerade ball featuring an Indian war dance by numerous performers.

Trion St. John's Hall Tribune Kate Reardon Joseph Summers Alderman Lentes Peter Lutinski Remington Avenue Hall Justice of the Peace William P. Griffiths Taylor St. Aloysius Total Martin Jordan Eigsteen

Pea Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park

Coal price and delivery details for Pea Coal set at 81.25 per ton. Deliveries available to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders directed to J. T. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar. phone 6683.

South Side Central City Hyde Park J. T Sharkey

Music club meets this afternoon at three

The Green Ridge Woman's club music section gathers this afternoon at 3.00 o'clock. Grace Peck of Monsey Avenue hosts a Salamagundia party last evening for friend Misa Dolph of Port Jervis NY. Attendees include Francesa Foster Pittston Albert Crane Russell Jones Carbondale Eleanor Reynolds May Van Cleft Maury Reynolds and others. Charles Wilcox Pond’s funeral is set for 3:30 at Green Ridge Presbyterian Church.

Green Ridge Ralph Gregory Dudley Atherton Irene Reynolds Larence Reynolds Ernest Weeks George Tupert Everett Tolles J. 8. Miller Delaware Street Chicago Charles Wilcox Pond Green Ridge Presbyterian Church

Scranton Railway Adopts Air Brakes for Cars

The Scranton Railway company will install air brakes on all double tracked cars. The new system can be operated instantly by a lever with no muscular effort by the motorman, and can be fitted while the old brakes are being prepared. Master Mechanic Mullen notes the speed and ease of conversion.

Scranton Mullen

Dunmore Primaries and Convention Schedule

Borough committees met to set dates for primaries on Tuesday afternoon June 30 from 4 to 7. The election booths determine delegates totaling thirty six from districts across wards with a convention to follow at six in Washington hall.

Washington Hall

Unclaimed Letters List at Local Post Office

Post office lists unclaimed letters including names such as M K Bishop Burke Miss Magele EK Josiah Croop Lake street W B K Duggan Belinda Gerrity 1028 Jefferson avenue A J Giollen artist Mise Julia Dunway Drinker street John Healey 218 Grovn street Mrs Molly Hart 303 Pine street Caroline Hornback Fred Kacher 735 Adams avenue M J Lynott 107 Madison avenue James McCleary 142 Chestnut street Fred Miller Prescott avenue John J Phillips 117 Adams avenue Miss Mery Powell Mr Jacob Nauschmyer 2 L B Swingle Mrs Simpson Dudley street Mr John Van Bergen 18 North Irving avenue Join E E Williams John Kantuora Charlie Fedoriga Salvatore Aguto Andrew Krangh

M. K. Bishop Magele EK Burke Josiah Croop Lake Street W. BK. Duggan Belinda Gerrity Jefferson Avenue A. J. Giollen Mise Julia Dunway Drinker Street John Healey Grovn Street Molly Hart Pine Street Caroline Hornback Fred Kacher Adams Avenue M. J. Lynott Madison Avenue James McCleary Chestnut Street Fred Miller Prescott Avenue John J. Phillips Mery Powell Jacob Nauschmyer L. B. Swingle

Teachers Prep Class Meeting in Central Building

The teachers preparatory class will meet in No 1 Central building Saturday morning January 27 at 4 o clock. The evening mail arrival time has changed to 5 o clock from 7 10 and the outgoing mail leaves at the same time.

No. 1 Central Building J. G. Bone & Son Victor Pinkney San Juan Puerto Rico Bloonm Messrs T. J. Hughes FE. W. Hishop Rand Pond Ambrose J. Byrne Dudley Street Office of Auditos Democratic Party Frank Winters Edward Washer Premises Land Wayne County

Sovereign Remedies Rise From Sir James Simpson Legacy

For the first time the famed late Sir James Simpson remedies are offered in the country as Sovereign Remedies. Simpson, who introduced chloroform in England, devoted his life to medicine, with bronze statue in Edinburgh honoring his contributions to pharmacopoeia and to allopathy and homeopathy. His work bridged schools and sought results, ending a life of honor and success.

James Simpson Queen Victoria England West Princess Street Gardens Edinburgh

Sovereign Remedy Company Promotes Queen Victoria Favorite Cures

An advertisement touts a line of home remedies claimed to be Queen Victoria's trusted cold cures now marketed in the United States. The Sovereign Remedy Company says its twenty seven preparations blend home and new school medical insights, with many based on Sir James Simpson formulations and European American scientific input. Agencies span the East to Cleveland as expansion plans reach the Pacific coast.

England United States Sovereign Remedy Company Cleveland Pacilo Tivaldoo New School James Simpson Europe America

Obituaries note Slocum and Miller deaths in city area

Mrs PFJ Slocum widow of William Slocum of La Plume borough died on the street at 7 90 oclock on her way to prayer meeting likely from heart failure. Surviving children include Mrs Ira Coenen Mia Joh Florey Mr M J Slocum Mrs Flora Pristol Mrs C Kowenkrang and Mr real Slocum plus two sisters. Mrs Kunice Wilson Bust Lemon Mrs Hiram Blurk West Nicholson Mrs BOOT Miller and two young Miller children. Funeral announced for Sunday. Also brief notes of Mrs Miller of 2 Green Ridge Street dying after rheumatic heart trouble and of Lewis Havens of Lenair No. and other adjacents.

PF. J. Slocum William Slocum la Plume Prayel Ira Coenen Mia Joh Florey M. J. Slocum la Plame Flora Pristol Mactoryville Mra Kowenkrang Hol Eton Tex Real Slocum California Mire Kunice Wilson Lemon Hiram Blurk West Nicholson Boot, Miller Painter Miller Lackawanna Road Green Ridge Street Welock

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