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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1900

Page

7

Funeral for Alric Merry Held in Lackawanna County

The funeral for Alric Merry was held yesterday at 1 o'clock with Presiding Elder Rev. J. F. Warner officiating in the absence of Rev. A. F. Chaffee of the Methodist Episcopal church. The Terrace Street home was crowded as the service took place and a quartet from the church choir sang. Interment followed in Peckville and pallbearers included D. W. Humphrey Reese Hughes Richard Lee E. M. Peck and William Harper.

Alric Merry J. F. Warner A. F. Chaffee Methodist Episcopal Church Terrace Street Methodist Church Butler Bailey Messrs Dix and Clark Peckville

Councils push ordinance for water question special election

Councils press ahead with a special election on the water issue. Commoners approved on third reading and handed to the Selectmen. All members supported it on two readings except Chairman Fletcher who abstained. Cornelia adjourned to a joint session Tuesday to elect a city engineer.

Fletcher Cornella

Protestant Sunday schools plan Lake Lodore picnic

City Sunday schools vote to picnic at Lake Lodore on July 2 with KC Harn den of Trinity as chairman A Lows ley of Berean Baptist as secretary and M I Lathrope of First Presbyterian as treasurer Committees named for arrangements The Mozart band will attend Admission is forty cents for adults and twenty five cents for children under 12.

Lake Lodore KC. Harnden Trinity Lowsley Berean Baptist Lathrope First Presbyterian Mozart Band

Local People and Short News From Beranton Area

Miss Kathryn Farrell and Miss Loretta Coleman spent yesterday in Beranton. Robert Copeland sprained ankle and is laid up. Miss Teresa McHale plans a month with Pittston friends. Lt Geiger and family returned from Crystal Lake outing. J G Troze confined after a fall. Cycle club plans Archbald run Friday evening. Martin Larkin visiting his mother in Brooklyn Street. Mrs A W Reynolds and daughter go to Ocean Grove for summer. Attorneys Horan Conry and J Gaffney visited here yesterday. Prof Beatt trains a choir for Trinity Church.

Kathryn V. Farrell Price Street Loretta Coleman Scott Street Beranton Robert Copeland Delmont Street Teresa McHale Pittston Lt. Geiger Crystal Lake J. G. Troze

Jermyn and Mayfield School Board Concludes Busy Vote

At Tuesday’s meeting the Jermyn and Mayfield school board elected all but two teachers after a four and a half hour session. John T. Jenkins and J P Wilson were named new teachers. The board split on room assignments and adjourned at midnight. The Mayfield band announces a Friday concert on J J Price lawn. The funeral of Harry Williams will be held tomorrow after a shaft accident.

Tribune John T. Jenkins J. P. Wilson Green Grove Grace Wall Roem HN Arthur Fowler John Jenkins Misa Sara Mullen J.P. Wilson Misa Cora Davis Magmie Mulherin Carrie Murray Miss Mulherin Loughney Grant Edmunds Pritchard Miss Davis Mayfield J. J. Price Man Behind the Gun Sousa Martha” Flatow Wayside Chapel Wilson Postiilion Walta DeWitt Star Spangie Herry Willams Henwood Misa Grace Drien

Scranton Residents Attend Daughters of St. George Meeting

A fragment notes Mrs Elizi Greenalade and Mrs John Penrose among attendees at Avoca gathering of past presidents. Mrs A P Matthews shows slight improvement, while Mr and Mrs Richard Pettigrew of Olyphant visit Mr and Mrs Mert Mason on Sunday.

Scranton Elizi Greenalade John Penrose Thomas Mann Order of Daughters of St. George Avoca A. FP. Matthews Richard Pettigrew Olyphant Olyphant, Were, On Sunday, the Quetta Mra. Mert Mason Second Strect

Brothers of Plitston defeat Price Library 12 to 0

One sided game on school house grounds features Brothers all around play. Smaitz pitched five hitters and nine strikeouts for the Brothers while Mate Stone made two running catches for the Library. Second baseman left with injury after being hit by a pitch. Shen umpired with perfect entiemation.

Brothers Plitston Price Library Association Smaitz Mate Stone Association Morris Genseless T. Shen Mary Jane Davis BE. Means North Taylor Hyde Park Annie Stevens Benjamin Powell Ludward Evona Taylor Cemetery Jennie Howells Morgan Marsh

Surprise party honors Mrs. George Shaw at Main Street home

A Monday afternoon gathering in Moscow featured a bocenteoud supper and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Adams, Dr. and Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Van Tassel, Mrs. Watkins, Miss Nettle Wall, and numerous local families. Visitors from Scranton Wilkes-Barre Hoboken joined friends as Mrs. Shaw hosted the event.

George Shaw Main Street Mira. Keasenter Adams W. A. DePew Isaac Biesecker Ira Hiesecker H. Travis B. H.wardell J. R. Wilson Wilson L'Amerreaux Yenuser Dixon A. BE. Hinds A. BE. Hinds, Mra. Stone, Mrs. Fernsely Watkins Watts Mire Margaret Wardell Mra. Reynolds Mra. Pultz Mra. Martin Mra Ck. N. Swarts Malone Geos Hartree Mr. Wall Misses Nettle Wall Liv Decker Elizabeth Lyman Moscow Mra. van Tassel W. van Tassel Mra. Henderson C. P. van Brunt Loren Clements New York W. FP. Clements George Scranton George Bhuw Warner Charlie van Tassel Orange Clements

Chamberlains cough remedy praised by druggist in Newark

Mr Charles Hotehauer, a Newark druggist, extols Chamberlains cough medicine as the best for all coughs hoarseness and related ailments claiming it is safe and reliable. It is sold by Matthews Bros wholesale and retail agents.

Chamberlain's Charles Hotehauer Newark Nid Druggisia Matthews Hros

School Board Meets in Regular Session

The board met in regular session with Mr. McCann chairing in President Lenehan's absence. Weaver reported central grounds graded for lawn and layout, while the building committee was instructed to fix necessary repairs at borough schools. A duplicate order for 11,25 was made to replace a lost one in favor of William Rowan.

Lenehan McCann Weaver Williamn Rowan

Peruna touted as cure for chronic bowel catarrh

Letters from Watsontown Pa and others praise Peruna for bowel catarrh and chronic diarrhoea. Testimonials from W Grier Robert W Goodwin Mrs George W Taylor John W Methvin claim rapid relief, improved digestion, and life saved. Free book "Summer Catarrh" offered by Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.

John W. Methvin Belva Ark Pertuna Dr. Hartman Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio

Borough Votes For Truant Officer And Rehires Teachers

A motion passed unanimously to appoint a truant officer as required by state law. Two bills approved involve TLackiwanna Coal company eight dollars and Thomas G. Davis at 1425. The same teaching corps as last year was re employed with principals and assistants listed for First ward Central and Third ward schools along with Washington and night schools. Applications were received from Maury F. Rogan and Harry B. Bledler.

Tlackiwanna Coal Ocompany Thomas G. Davis First War School Hannah Henry Sarah Ruddy Central School

Local Social and Travel Notes from Chicago and Nearby

Miss Lena and Miss Helen Reading of Chicago visit Mrs. O P Stoll. A Wall of New York calls on friends Tuesday. Mrs W P Jenkins entertains Daniel Williams and family. Prof Hobbes of Kingston and Prof Hanyon of Waverly attend a school board meeting. Miss Upton of Brooklyn and Mrs Munford of New York visit Mis help. Dr Rice boarding with FL Finn makes frequent country trips by auto. Miss Hatthe Charles leaves for a visit. Mr and Mrs Henry M Ives plan winter in California.

Lena Helen Reading Chicago O. P. Stoll A. (. Wall New York W. P. Jenkins Daniel Williams Smaug Professor Hobbes Kingston Professor Hanyon Waverly

Baseball scorecard fragment from 19th century game

OCR gibberish mentions teams and players with unclear spellings and locations. Readable items include umpire Swartwid and players such as Hattori Thine Deghie Sette Pete and Lathe RoW Perit. Lacks coherent narrative or complete game details.

Seooonowa Hattori Thine Deghie Sette Pete Uinpine Terry

Unclear OCR Row Spells Names and Numbers

Fragmentary text contains unreadable proper nouns and numbers. no coherent event, location, or date discernible from the snippet. No definite news item identified for a valid summary.

Local Schedule Fragment Reveals Names and Terms

Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Karas Ole Deidre Safal Ms Abeer fh LiLinapelis HK Miniapelia Tachinapelia Minbiepetie amoral gary OVowelaneds Milwuirkew with a note of rain and a 2 fest game.

Karas Ole Deidre Safal Abeer LiLinapelis HK Miniapelia Tachinapelia Minbiepetie Amoral Gary Milwuirkew Rain

Anthracite league meeting and standings noted

A meeting of the Anthracite league is scheduled for Thursday afternoon with the Sliders' grandstand at 1 o'clock. All managers and captains are requested to attend. The correct standings of the league are to follow.

Cherntdas Victor Rastlies Stonewall Thurshay Sliders Gronda Lepremiet Flay Collins Anthracite League Seagun

Stevenson Leaves Lincoln for Lake Minnetonka in July

Adlai Stevenson, Democratic vice presidential candidate, departs Lincoln for Lake Minnetonka Minnesota with his family. He plans to stay a few days and then return to Bloomington Indiana until nomination is formal. Charles A Towne also leaves for home today.

Adlai Stevenson Lake Minnetonka Lincoln, Neb Lincoln Minn Bloomington Its Charles A. Towne

Railroads announce 1900 excursion fares to Niagara Falls and Atlantic City

The Lehigh Valley Railroad offers $5.00 round trips to Niagara Falls and Atlantic City in July 1900. Fares apply to travel on most trains with limited return windows and exclusions for the Mack Diamond Express. Tickets go on sale in July through Lehigh Valley agents.

Niagara Falls Lehigh Valley Railroad Coneult Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents Atlantic City Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents

The People s Exchange ad seeks agents for Pennsylvania

A classified notice promotes The People s Exchange as a popular clearing house for renting and selling property or finding situations. It invites first class agents in every city and town in Pennsylvania to join to sell the world s largest sick and accident company, with contact directed to Van Dien in Gay City Michigan.

Beneft Thiess Pennsylvania Fltr van Dien, Pt Gay City Mich

SITUATIONS WANTED STRAIGHT-THOUGHT DESIRED FOR WORK

Classified list of young applicants seeking jobs including a clerk typist, bookkeeper, stenographer, general labor, and driving a wagon. Entries provide ages or ranges, brief skills, and contact addresses such as Hemington Avenue, White's Ferry, Wyometty county, and Mineral Street.

Can Fuenigh Addie F Hemington Avenue City Markhiaper Care Tile Juli Inman White's Erry Wyomity County

Excursion Tickets Offered to Heart Lake Resort

An announcement promotes a day outing at Heart Lake by the Lackawanna railway. Excursion tickets are on sale for a round trip at 7 cents, valid for that date only, with regular trains for both to Heart Lake and return.

Heart Lake Lackawanna Ratiree

Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Travel Ad

An advertisement touts travel on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway. It promises a scenic journey through attractive Middle States scenery and notes roomy cars and comfortable coaches. It urges travelers, especially ladies, to buy tickets for a pleasant, relaxing trip aboard the line.

Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Middle States Short

Market Report on Current Steel Prices and Activity

Open he R billets offered at 23 with little business. Light rails once 82 now 12 trading slowly below standard. Tank plate and steel bars at 1.25 barely above billets. Pittsburg refined base bar iron selling steadily at 2. Sheets limited by wage settlement. No 2 gauge Ip at 15. New business brisk with inquiries and orders around 1 000 tons at 1.25.

Pittsburg

Scranton Railroad Timetables and Local Advertisements

Scranton notices include rail timetables for the D.&H. and Wilkes-Barre routes, with departures to New York Philadelphia and Bethlehem, plus southern and western connections. Local businesses list physicians, attorneys, architects, seedmen, orchestra services, and a preparatory school, all advertised at central Scranton addresses.

Kinttone New York Liberty Street N. Jt South Perry Scranton Newark Fitzaroth Philadelphia Fasten Methlehem Alhotown Mauch Chunk White Maven Expo Bundaya Pittaton Wilken Barre Sandore Mountain Park Haltinwee Washington Weat Bethlehem Lang Boneh Orean Grove Healing Lebanon Ated Tlarraturg Als Jntown Bandaya Potteville Hekete Ovalhausen HP. Baldwin Paw Agt

Missionary list cabled safe from China postings

The Methodist Missionary Society received a cable from Chefoo reporting all listed missionaries are safe. Names include Rev. Fred Brown in Peking, Rev J N Myke in Tien-San, Rev J F Hayner in Tsan Hua, and others in Pekin Shan-Tung and Tlen-Tein. Also listed are women missionaries from the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society with several linked to Pekin and Tlen-Tain.

New York Methodist Missionary Sociery Frederick Brown Chefoo Reaxpense Moa Mr. Brown Fred Brown Peking Hophing M.D. Tangshan J. N. Myke Tien-Sam J. Victor Martin Tien-Teln J. FP. Hayner Tsanhua Edward George N. Lowry Pekin Mra Pekin University George H Lowrey Women's Foreign Missionary Society The Methodist Episcopal Church Etla BE Glover Mary HK Shockley Tlen-Tein Miranda Croucher Tshunhua Ida M. Stevenson M. D Rachel R. Benr Tlen-Tain Mia M. L. Barrow Shan-Tung

Nicholson notes and society items in Scranton Tribune

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports on local meetings and people. Officials and attendees from Wyoming district gather at the winter office of president I G. Aidek. notes include J. M. Hughes, DeWitt Titeworth, and others. Also listed are visits, funerals, callers, and residents moving or ill.

Deeley Williams Sil. O Walter William Homme Wyoming Uther Writers Aevelation Thin Winteint G. Aidek J. M. Hughes Scranton Wdston Clerk DeWitt Titeworth Montrose 1. Heardeley Montoone Mo A. Gartner George Derehimer Tunkhannock George TiNany New Milford Fisher Suaquehanina M. L. McMillan Nicholsus van Baldwin Haw Raat Bridgewater Kidney Mack Ruth Walletead Mark Mins Warke Brown Mies Michel Sanford le Kirstowe Academy Pacteryville Roemtly T. WL Hayes Malletead Water Company Weblad and Family Ae Nicholeon Genevieve Williems W Price Disnock

Iron and Steel Trade Prices Drift Downward

The American Manufacturer notes volatile iron and steel prices in Pittsburg as a weak market persists. Prices for billets and foundry irons slide toward lower levels while mills show limited stock and rising costs threaten producers and consumers alike.

Pittsburg Ite Iron and Steel Review Bosaemer

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