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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1894

Page

5

Florence mission board to meet on Tuesday

City notes report a board of managers meeting of Florence mission set for Tuesday at 10 p m Attendance at the Young Men's Christian Association ball for a pupil recital by Prof E E Southworth at 4 p m Also Dr Joseph Parry to adjudicate a July 4 musical festival at Lake Ariel under St Marys Catholic church Dunmore A coroner s jury found a premeditated suicide in the case of Rosh Brader in Providence Saturday night Exchanges at the Scranton Clearing House for the week totaled 1 003 070 00 with daily amounts listed and June exchanges totaled 171 percent The Sunbury Buck Whitmore of Wood s Business College severed ties with the college after eight years as head of the business department and Whitmore three years as a specialist in penmanship Two boys in custody in West Side yard named Robert Buchanan Peter Schaffer and James Tallent were identified The Miss Adelia Penwarden pupils and Miss Cora Fallows staged a musical at Washburn Street where Chopin was performed ending the programme with a Chopin piece by Penwarden s pupil list.

Florence Providence Bcranton Clearing House H. D. Buck Tey Robert J. Buchanan Grant Street Buffalo Western Union Johnsonburg Elk County Peter Schaffer Newton Street N. Y James Tallett Adelia Penwarden Cora Fallows Washburn Street Penwarden Mines Velen Thayer Bertha Finn Cora Brooky Lilie Tuckson Ada Gleason Verna Ward Hattie Horn Moy Tran Bue Young Woman's Christian Association Timothy Tv Currie Murseb John Duggan Stephen Dyer Thomas Evans James F. Feeney Paul Deiderich Igothart Hermin Heinrich Charles Homan John Bockelkamp Heinriec Pheal Fred Hansroth Sys Thomas J. O'Connor Cedar Avenue Thomas Thornton Charles E. Brown John Iigherty James McGrath William Meeren Minooka Catholic Lavelle Brock Street Stone Avenue Katie Mannion Della Gower Nellie Pinan Bridget Pinan Mame Gardner Winnie Durkie Belinda Duritin Minnie Cawley Alaggie Cawley Sarah Gaughan Tesary Kerrigan Maggie Sossitt Katie Horley Delea Clifford Katie Rogan Maria Cawley Delian Cawley Bridget Rogan Annie Cawley Katie Durkin Nellie Gardener Winnie Whalen Mame Pat Annie Barret Kathe Catling Nellie Osborne Willie Touneau John Barrett Jon Cawley Charles Jacoby Michael Mulherin Frank Quinn Thomas Mackintire Patrick McGuire Joseph Kneller Lewis Kousroth

Frantic Silk Sale At Means and Hagen Store

Remaining stock of taffeta silk offered at seven cents a yard Saturday morning. New styles, never sold before in Scranton. Means and Hagen, 415 Lackawanna Avenue, advertises the bargain to local shoppers.

Ranton Means & Hagen Lackawanna Avenue Scranton

Clergyman Objects in Drug Store Altercation

Rev FE A Dony and W H McGarrah clashed in a Lackawanna Avenue drug store as Dony refused to leave while waiting for a car. McGarrah ejected him, crowd gathered, Officer Meinzer intervened, and Dony left on a nearby car. Alderman Post fined McGarrah & Thomas for Sunday mineral water sales. City druggists continued selling soda and beverages.

A. Dony Sabbath Observance Union W. H. McGarrah McGarral Mr. Me Tarrit Mr. Dony Conrad Meinzer Mr. Dong Wyoming Avenue John H. Phelps Donler E. Moses Alderman Post McGarrah & Thomas McGarrah & Thoms

Fall of Babylon Delights Sacred Music Society

The Sacred Music Society's Fall of Babylon impressed audiences over three nights with strong stage work and improved chorus. Director Tallla Morgan, despite doubts, rebuilt a 500-voice program, overcoming critics and last minute cast changes as Belshazzar was covered by David C Richards and Daniel by Watkins. Public support is expected to grow.

Tia Chorua Mr. Morgan David C Richards Daniel Mrr. Watkins Balahazzar John T. Watkins Morgan Sacred Music Society Babylon Frothingham

Caledonians Annual Games at Laurel Hill Park

The Scranton Caledonian club schedules its annual games for July 4 at Laurel Hill park. Officials promise the event will be the most interesting yet. A Caledonian convention opens July 3 in the city, drawing Scotch representatives from North America.

Laurel Hill Park Scranton Caledonian Club Ita Caledonian Clubs of North America

Patrick Whelan Suffered Scalp Wound After Collision on Pent Avenue

Patrick Whelan employed at J. D. Clark’s cigar store on Pent Avenue sustained a bad scalp wound from a collision with asphalt while returning from Laurel Hill park yesterday afternoon around 3 o'clock.

Patrick Whelan J. D. Clark Pent Avenue Laurel Hill Park

Night streetcar accident leaves man with head wound

A man fell from a streetcar at Madison Avenue and Olive Street after his hat blew off. He was unconscious for several minutes, landed on his back on the asphalt, and was helped into Dr. Gates' office where his wounds were dressed.

Madison Avenue Olive Street

Boy loses leg after railroad accident near Clark's Summit

John Walah 18, of 1504 Rogs avenue, was struck by a train on the Delaware Lagkawanna and Western line while trying to board a moving train. His right leg was mangled and doctors amputated below the knee at Lickawanna hospital. Condition improved, recovery uncertain.

John Walah Rogs Avenue Clark's Delaware, Lagkawanna and Western Railroad Lickawanna Hospital Dowot

June Building Permits Reported in City Ledger

Building Inspector John Nelson approved permits in June totaling 101000 for new homes and improvements. The list includes Patrick Weir, John O Byree, Michael Walsh, Thomas Maloney, Spruks Brow, Robert Hauer, John McNaulty, Rev G M Peek, William Gaughan, James W Peters, Frank Dolan, Adam Thompson, P F Smith, Charles Yoos, Anna Connolly, M A Bechtold, John McCulloch, Washburn Street Presbyterian Church, Bert Koebler, Michael McNally, Mrs Byron Wade, James H Deacon, David Reese, Khan Dagger, Matthew Bugno, J F Hoolihan, J E O'Brien, Rev J G Eckman, L Terppe, William Parry, Fred A Wagner, Garney Brown & Co, J L Payne, M Tewkesbury, Jordan Hannah & Jordan, Clark Brothers, Joseph Speicher and others.

John Nelson Patrick Weir Hickory Street Nineteenth Ward John O. Byree Meridian Street Fifth Ward Michael Walsh South Ninth Street Fifteenth Ward Thomas Maloney Beech Street Spruks Brow Aller Street Nineteenth Robert Hauer Bons Street Twentieth Ward John McNaulty Fer-dinand Street MM. Peek Poonavento William Gaughan Fourth Street James W. Peters Fourteenth Atrest Frank Washburo Street Fifth Irs Anna Connolly Richmont Park M.A. Bechtold Ninth Street Fourteenth John McCulloch First Ward Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Washbur Street Bert P. Koebler Byron Wade James H. Deacon Webster Avenue Seventeenth Wa Seventeenth Ward David Reese Storrs Avenue Sixth Ward South Main Street Matthew Bugno Prospect Avenue J. F. Hoolihan Margaret Street Co. & VanBaskirk Penn Avenue Thirteenth Ward J. E. O'Brien Sara Quincy Avenue Ninth Ward J. G. Eckman L. Terppe Cedar Avenue Eleventh Ward William Parry Decker's Monroe Avenue Clark Brothers Main Avenue Fourteenth Ward Joseph Speicher Harrison Avenue

Coroner's Jury Rules Death Caused by Self Neglect

The coroner's jury found George C. Deacle died in the Marvin shaft from his own neglect on June 11. The verdict cites the contractor's failure to keep mine portions safe as the accident cause, reported Saturday night by Coroner Kelly's jury.

George C. Deacle Marvin

Summer Bargain Sale at Guernsey Bros

Commencing Monday July 2, Guernsey Bros advertises rare bargains on printed cloth silk calicoes and fancy fabrics. One half price sales cover quilts, dresses, robes, crapes, calicoes, ribbons, laces, embroideries and men’s outing shirts with discounted prices across the line.

Calico Bingham

Preaching and Song Echo Through Laurel Hill Park

A lively event at Laurel Hill Park filled the woods with preaching and song. Participants shared faith through hymns and spirited message in a public gathering.

Camp meeting at Laurel Hill park draws large crowd

The Zion Ard ean Methodist Episcopal church camp meeting at Laurel Hill park attracted a large crowd over yesterday and last night. Rev G C Smith preached fervently, followed by an old fashioned class meeting and a public profession of faith. Afternoon sacred song service led by William Smith. Rev W A Fitch delivered a sermon and the night service, with a sacred concert, drew more than 2,000 attendees. Proceeds netted a substantial sum for the church.

Zion Ardean Methodist Episcopal Church Mantrose Laurel Hill Park Binith Montrose Maleehli Smith Weglurch William Smith Atdollock W. A Fitch

Rev Edward Lang Returns to South Side Parish

The Rev Edward Lang, after two years as assistant at the German Evangelical synod high school in Washington Missouri, resumes leadership at St Pauls on the South Side. He vows to unite the congregation and push growth in Lackawanna county, aided by pupil George Hussman studying for the ministry under his guidance at 1014 Prospect Avenue.

Edward Lang Washington Ficat German Evangelical Synod of North America St. Paul's Gentleman Lackawanna County Toa Tripuxe Mr. Lang Washington, Mo George Hussman Lang Prospect Avenue

Local Notices And Community Updates From The Week

Local business notices include service prompts at Zang's barber shop Westplatts store and other shops with Henry Hen traveling to Philadelphia for two weeks. Community events mention T W Tierney home from St Charles college Baltimore and Gilbert Miller receiving a buoy boy award at 519 Irving avenue. Alfred Ling officiated a church gathering. funeral services were held for Frank Boyer, a five year old, with interment at Forest Hill cemetery. Patrick Conasye received a 30 day jail sentence Friday.

Zang Weatplabt D. W. Hamprey Pharinvey A. J. Malderig Henry Hen Philadelphia T. W. Tierney St. Charles’ College Baltimore Peter C. Miller Irving Avenue Crown Avenue Beech Street Joseph Eicborn Prospect Avenue George Lintel Hyde Park Pittston Avenue Harry J. Walden Birchstreet Guth Farview John Plegemann Lena Hein Moltke Avenue Edward Ling Holter Cedar Avenue Frank Boyer Forest 111 Patrick Conasye Alder

Elmhurst Hotel Opens Season With Notable Staff

The Elmhurst Hotel announces season opening on Tuesday July 8 under Mrs L Vertress Watkins as manager with J C Vance as caterer. Also notes free medical services at Conway House by a team of fourteen English physicians, and announces steamship tickets from Mac's Book Store Scranton PA. Dr Gibbons from New York to operate at 441 Wyoming avenue.

Ocwas Scranton Conway House Flrst Europe Penn Avenue

Music Box Makers Promote Restored Orchestrational Organs

Gautschi and Sons of 1080 Cheetnut Street Philadelphia advertise music boxes and stain strong orchestral organs. They offer repaired organs and new tunes with improved tones and craftsmanship aiming at performance quality.

Gautschi & Sons Cheetnut Street Philadelphia

Scranton Business Interante Leading Scranton Resources

Scranton business index to publish a carefully compiled list of leading wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests. Edition bound in book form with portraits and views of public buildings streets and leading citizens. Circulation aims to attract newcomers and advertise the city. Notices will be placed at offices for inclusion.

Scranton Toe Tune Tus Taincxg

Life of St. Vincent de Paul Address at St Peter's Cathedral

Rev. D Cunnion of Epiphany Church New York delivered an eloquent hour long address on St Vincent de Paul at St Peter's Cathedral under the St Vincent de Paul society. He traced the saint's life from 1570 in Pony Pyrénées through slavery in Tunis to founding Sisters of Charity and a lay conference for aiding the poor. He urged Catholics to imitate the saint's impartial charity and attacked unpatriotic societies. A collection for the society followed and benediction concluded.

St. Peter's Cathedral St. Vincent de Paul Society D. Cunnion Epiphany Church New York Father Cunnion St. Vincent de Paul Europe Gregory XII St. Vincent de Pan Pony Pyrnees Mountains Vincent Acqs University of Avignon Rome Order of Sisters of Charity Cunnion Dwalt France

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Spruce Street Norrman& Woore Fire Insurance Grenadines Haskell Mears & Hagen Lacka, Aye Lackawanna the Wyoming Ave City Notes Lobman Mar Dony Mr. Dosy Sacrad Musico Society John Waleh Deacle Saya Lt Means & Ham Weber Guernsey Bros G. C. Smith Man Storr South Side Elmhurst Elmhacat, Pa U, G, Scugoymaken, Honace E. Hann Dr. Gibbons New York City Boxer Exclusivary D. GS. Cunnion H. Battin & CO Penn Ave Are Again Capes J. Bolz Wyoming Ava Next Time Bank Oslands Marshall Field & CO Abbott Geneva Neptune Biarritz C. B. Pratts Eto Dunn W. W. Berry, Jeweler Lacka, Ave Coursen Key West America E. G. Coursen Lacka. Ave S.C. Snyder D.D.I Wyoming Banister’s Cos Lackawanna Lackawanna Ave
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