Pay Days and Union League Meeting Notice
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western will pay today at the Phydo Powash Continental counties. The Molen League will meet tomorrow night at Central Republican club rooms.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1900
Page
3
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western will pay today at the Phydo Powash Continental counties. The Molen League will meet tomorrow night at Central Republican club rooms.
Fragmented report details mine accidents at Lackawanna region with injuries to John Manieco and a worker from Stertick Creek colliery. Also notes petition for viewers in Main Street widening, a fainting incident at Ditte Hall, and a college football reference.
A New York Journal party of twenty five Greater New York High School students traveled by train through the city en route to the Democratic convention in Kansas City. They are the winners of the Journal essay contest and will join other delegations after a stop in Philadelphia.
Trustees of the Scranton City Guard association met Saturday morning and approved armory plans. Bids for construction will be advertised at once for the Adams avenue and Myrtle street site. Excavation can start within days after contract letting, with bids due by July 2 and award to follow within a week.
Harvey R. Long resigns as local manager for Burgunder & Meis lessees of the Lyceum and Academy of Music to devote himself to his billposting business and management of the Gaiety in this city and the Bijou in Binghamton. He leaves after five years at the Academy and three years at both houses. successor reportedly A J Dually, now treasurer, will be offered the position.
Instruction plans at the Scranton Conservatory of Mukle in Plano list thirty dollars for beginners and forty five dollars for advanced students for a full year. Senator Week is cited as a first class teacher and J Alfred Pennington of Elm Park Church at 404 Linden Street is named as director.
To the Republican voters of the Ninth Ward H E Paine announces a Friday 4 07 p m primary to nominate a common councilman. He pledges to do the very best for the city of Beranton if elected.
A local event invites residents to a grand clambake at the Opera Cafe in Tucelay on July 4. Activities span afternoon and evening with music and food, including Pocono Cigar specials.
The West Scranton board of trade with Congressman William Connell secured a branch post office on Jackson Street near Main Avenue. The new station opened yesterday with six carriers assigned to provide fleet delivery. John Henry Phillips leads as station superintendent with William Gibbons as assistant.
West Scranton gains a new post office substation after years of effort led by C E Daniels and Abrams Connell. The renovated building hosts private boxes general delivery money orders and two windows. A nine member board of trade backs the move and lists McNichols Jones Cannon Morgin and Williams among local proponents.
The examination board appointed by Mayor Moir met Saturday to plan exams for the Plumbing Inspector vacancy left by M. J. O'Malley. Contenders include U. B. Moran Albert Knotg Lincoln Williams Daniel Murray Arthur Monles and Luke Hiran.
A puréon infuser tea product promotes a premium iced tea experience with a porcelain pan cure and air tight packaging for 60 cents per pound. Buyers receive a delicately colored dish and rose bowl designed in a cud glass motif as part of the exclusive cup trade.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co announces a new location at 411 Lackawanna Avenue in South Malu with prompt delivery services highlighted for local customers.
A woman describes monthly agony from uterine and ovarian issues with leucorrhea and near death after a flood. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanitive Wash for her recovery, noting she feels well and looks well now. Address: Campen, New Jersey.
A user identifies Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as improving her health by restoring regular menstruation after two bottles. She states she was troubled with irregular cycles and now remains regular each month and recommends the medicine. The note is attributed to Mia from Macore Brown in New Jersey.
The Rev. Rey of All Souls Universalist Church preached on "The Supporting Power" stressing faith over theory and the need for faith shown through works. He likened faith to pruning a tree and urged hope built on future righteousness but proved by present deeds.
A compact recap of sermons and services across city churches. Revivals, anniversaries, and Fourth of July studies dominate the week. Leaders include Rev. J. B. Talney, Rev. Frank G Millman, and Rev. George Cure. The eleventh annual Christian and Missionary Alliance convention runs at Monnett Park through July 8 with speakers from New York, Chicago, and Scranton.
Rev Dr Pierce of the Penn Avenue Baptist Church delivered his farewell sermon before an ample audience. He argued strength comes from character developed by communion with God, not from wealth or learning, urging souls to harmony with the divine Spirit for heavenly care. No pulpit replacement named for August. July sees city pastors filling the vacancy with Deacon Tripp as board president and Tyr. L. M. Gates as moderator.
Chief Robling arrested H Crossley at 1.20 last night on a charge of attempting to criminally assault two ten year old girls, daughters of Marsh and Hine, near Erie and Wyoming Valley station. Crossley taken to central police station. Mayor Moir to hold a hearing today.
The second recital of Southworth Studios of Music pupils was held Saturday in Powell’s music room. A large audience enjoyed a strong program, mainly piano pieces including solos by Lelia Woodruff Celia Price Kutte Cullen Clan Parrett Anna Tilee Arn Rlee Annie Robinson Tryaline Morris Elisabeth Palmer Minnie Santer Augusta Polhemus Carrie Clifford Florence Kline Norwood Pitcher and vocal numbers by Jessie Polhemus and Mrs. GB Uthman. Tonight Guernsey hall hosts the final recital.
Central Hudson Steamboat Company adjusts departure times from Franklin Street New York at 9 50 a m and from Retreation Pier West 129th Street at 10 a m to connect with the Ontario and Western Mountain Express. The Cornwall to Bidney route remains well patronized and is expected to grow popular with summer tourists.
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