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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1900

Page

3

City Notes on Stealing Case and Local Meetings

Reported arrest of John Gaughan and Thomas Phart for theft on River Street, reprimanded and released. Police log details weekly clearings at Scranton Clearing House and a list of daily totals for January week. Mayor calls a special committee meeting to discuss suppression of Line xpwukeonndos and names council members involved. Chautauqua circle program announced for Kim Park with readings and talks including Cooperative Movement in Mawlhind.

John Gaughan Thomas Phart Biturday Jronton Hearlinge Tefure Abe Ferman Howe Hey Menting Meir Cornelies Boloet Thiitenden Lonsing O Hoyle Tewlesturs Godshall Crier

Study and Settlers Referenced in Early Works

Morrrison presents Evangeline study while Mire Olmstead notes a few feminine settlers with references to A B E Scholl, indicating literary and social observations of early settlements.

Funeral of Frank Mechler Held in House and Cemetery

Funeral services for Frank Mechler of 119 Ash Street Petersburg were held yesterday with a large turnout from the Knights of Pythias the Relief Engine Company and area fire companies. Knights of Pythias conducted graveside rites at Forest Home Cemetery with Will iam Th. Kientel officiating, and a substantial procession accompanied the body.

Frank Mechler Ash Street Petersburg Mechier Knights of Pythias Andale Jocut Relief Engine Company Volunteer Firemen's Association Thie Eltw Kleetric Heke Company Dunmore Porest Haecmtor Pythina William Th. Kientel Anthony Strwampeh O. C. Shires Henry Boatsthay Willian Stark B. A. Wernsel

Inmate Seeks Share From Sister’s Death Fractured Will

Jerry Coates, inmate at Hill side Home, is expected to gain between 150 and 1500 from his sister in New York after her death. A contract with a Marable dealer for a kenneth rust was contested by Coates and brothers in law. Scrantonlawyer Kaw notified by the nearest relative to challenge the field court. Attorney Berage was urged to revoke the contract and return funds. Jubilation noted at the Du alde Tome these days.

Jerry Coates New York State Scrantonmowr Kaw Attarney Coates

Girl Dies In Central Railroad Accident Near Boylston

A three year old Arabian girl named Noga Cullman was killed Saturday afternoon near Boylston on the Central Railroad of New Jersey after wandering from home. Her mother, searching for her child, witnessed the accident as the train wheels mangled her. The incident involved the railroad’s yard and safety concerns.

Noga Cullman New Tere Eey Boy

Frank Shea's Fatal Fall From Third Story Window

Frank Shea of Wilkes-Barre died Saturday after tumbling from a third story window in Penns Alley Wilkes-Barre where he boarded with his sister Mrs Ellen Druehes. He was 22, unmarried, and brother of Allienese John F Shea and Janis WH Shea, well known in the city.

Frank Shea Wilkes-Pourre Penns Alley Wilkes-Barre Ellen Druehes Allienese John F. Shea Janis WH. Shea

Kaiser’s New Stables Under Major Enlargement

From the London Stands reports the Kaiser’s Berlin stables opposite the old palace on Breitentrasse and Schlossplatz are being removed and enlarged. The plan by architect Geheimrath thre adds a 200 ward feneth front facing the Spree, with stalls for 270 horses, workyards, farmyards, and housing for fifty families and eighty servants. The rebuilt facade opposite the schloss gains a lighter suite of rooms, a two story stabling area, and a grand two story riding hall. The project includes new carriage houses and a vast ground layout with courtyards, two riding grounds in the second court, and extensive grounds extending beyond the palace front. Completion is projected at about three years.

Breitentrasse Schlossplatz Geheimrath Thre Spree Feneth Schloss Sehlossplatz Wihiel Schlossplate Lab

Died Wilcox in Scranton After Short Illness

The death notice reports Marton A Wilcox of Scranton aged 2. The brief obituary notes a private burial and lists mourners and surviving kin.

Wilcox Scranten Dan Marton A Minera Oeluek

Forceful sermon calls for vigorous Christianity in 1900s revival

Rev. Austin Griffin, presiding elder of the Wyoming conference, delivered an ardent sermon at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church urging a more pronounced Christian vitality and a break from what he termed insipid religion. He drew lessons from Israelite history and urged trust in God's promises for a vigorous Christian life.

Makle Promised Land Austin Giffin Wyoming Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Kulesl Itarnea

Who Are Enthusiasts Verses on Paul and Faith

The sermon by Rev. Philip Haendiges at the First German Methodist Episcopal church explores what it means to be enthusiasts. He cites Paul’s earnest testimony against worldly sin, contrasting true Christian zeal with outward form and careless living.

Chad Philip Haendiges Fetus Paul Uricox Christhin Wien Guy Felvet Fighteof Nillonslicin Liv Pawl Logan Christ Satan Jesus Festus Oman Sean Gil Yale Wilk Ariel Pavel

Tea促 Watch and Diamond Sale At 127 Penn Ave Scranton

An advertisement shows solid gold watches and genuine diamonds offered by Tong Tina Tea at 127 Penn Avenue Scranton. The piece lists multiple buyers and items including opal rings and open face watches, with a trial of promotional teas and prices.

Penn Ave Scranton Losten Penn Avenue Artiel Nore Cor Meltride Wyoming Avenue Hoeie Tarliro Centre Street John Hrekeske van Buren Avenue Mamie Sherman S J. Charles Bertha Williams Carbondale Colitadre W. P. Davis Miln Avenue Hyde Parks Bratsman Dey Goats Shipper Nyde Juark Quinnon Lafayette Street T. PL Mullen Jobin Gordon Clacksmith Raymond Court Agnes Brogan Dunmore Clark & Boot Tobanco Boston Penn Avenues

Revival meetings sweep through local churches in historic week

A long account describes revival services across multiple churches including Gecoml Presbyterian Asbury Methodist and First Baptist. The narrative notes evangelistic sessions led by Rev. Austin Griffin and Rev. Luther Hess Warring, with sermons on church missions and justification, plus a Yorkshire parish anecdote about parishioners and prayer.

Piste Miselon Dickson Gecoml Presbyterian Church Robinson Ch i. Muby Hex SB FL Matthews Mont Chengton Street Janes Dooninger Ceorge Bo Ciothd Reir Austin Griffin Pauliptt Asbury Methodist Luther Hess Canvenient Totherin Churet William Stewart

Mrs Wins Towne Boothing Syrup Promoted Worldwide

An old advertisement touts a popular pediatric remedy used for over fifty years to ease teething pain and diarrhea in children. It claims quick relief, features Lt Routhes as a figure, and markets the product through druggists with a price of forty five cents a bottle.

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Prudential Insurance Men Dine at Hotel Terrace Event

The Scranton Prudential staff gathered for the fourth annual dinner hosted by District Superintendent J. Fehbert. Division Manager W. F. King delivered remarks, prizes were awarded to top producers, and guests from Newark and Scranton discussed last year’s performance and goals for the coming year.

H. J. Schubert King G. F. Baright W. G. Fulton Vosburg Vliet Scranton Prudential Insurance Company of America O Oaly Hotel Terrace J. Fehubert Solock Johnsen Iwoestep Home Office Sandford Whyte Schubert Tr. BE B. Weston W. F P. King Newark N. 3 Ko Bryant Ton Toe A. I. Kresstey Stromdseburg Gieorge F. Baright Wook Pulten Boiiester A AL Vosbirg Lowrie AL A Tansee Fw. M. Heaney G. RK. Bryant A. of. Smith W. 4 Beet IT. Viet J. Grady Wilkes-Parre Luverne County N. J W. F. King Altinger HL. Viiet Eimpaar- Visch Gieorne Fy Muright A. A. Nosburg W. Dawe Mt.iuenie J. A. Meare Beranton Dr. Kuffner Wilkee-Barro BLP Kielivy Flagteton A. Web Paontog William McDowell M. G. Cusick Seurt G. RB. Bryannt J. Tite A. J. Toran LL. Meant J. Green BE. Lowrie Both Taylor Assiztant A. G. Tull J. Ruppenthad Hal Cramer TP Mettahill R. M. Hleuney BP. Behaffer John Kane A. HL Smith J. W. Muturthy T. Deyoon HL. Nicholson J. Hl. Morgan Cramer A. PL Kressley HH. Kressley E. Boind Stroudsburg

Unclear Names and Roles From Fragmented 19th Century List

Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names including George Meio and W. G. Best with roles such as claimer and assistant. Also mentions agents J. Ing J. Mead J. W. Girter and others like HT BK Morton Taylor and J. Cowie. Possible newspaper attributions noted with Charles Multles and The Truth.

George Meio W. G. Best Iourke Archinald J. L. Neiger J. Ing J. Mead 7. Hayes W. Neiger BK. Morton Taylor J. W. Girter W. M. Collier J. Cowie Eton Compton P. Diaffney LK. Trax Pliteton Charles Multles Truth W. BR. Hughes the Prilaane

Court session opens with murder case at headline

The regular term of criminal court begins this morning. The commonwealth begins the case against Thomas Ludden for murder. Attorneys John P. Quinnan and John J. Murphy will defend. Separate lawsuits and election papers disputes are noted, including fraud allegations at a church meeting and objections to ward nominations. Judge Archbald issues rulings on caucus regularity and candidate eligibility.

The Commonwealth Thomas Ludden Hist John P. Quinnan John J. Murphy Bull I. 4 Chalfrey Hotel Jermyn Mary McGiuinnese Nellie McGuinness Serung Mies Funny Hart Lewis KE Sadie J. Morton Plaintif Afriensa Methodist Episcopal Church Seelers Tt. W. Arenbald Indechirins James J.malley John J. Costello John J. Kearney Councilimen Third Ward C Costello Kearney Milley Archbald Costello O'Malley

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