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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1902

Page

6

West Scranton Remembers Lawrence Williams

John MewWilliams foreman for McChive and Brooks learned yesterday that his father Lawrence Williams died at his son’s home in Pittsburgh after living on the West Side for over forty years He is survived by three sons John and Edward and William Williams The body will be brought to Scranton this afternoon for funeral arrangements at Plymouth Congregational church sermons were delivered at multiple churches including Embury Memorial and First Welsh Baptist with Rev James Benninger and Rev E L Lewis officiating

John MewWilliame McChive & Brooks Lawrence Mewilliams West Side Pittsburg McWilliams John McWilliams Edward William McWilliams Plymouth Congregational Church St. David's Church James McHenry

Italian Catholic Church Holds Madonna del Carmine Celebration

St Lucie s Italian Catholic church on Chestnut street held a two day celebration for the Blessed Virgin Madonna del Carmine. The Roma band of Dunmore played both days from a rear lawn platform while crowds enjoyed music fireworks and refreshments. Angelo Roma Nivolo Pierro and Alfonso Conforti led the event.

St. Lucie's Chestnut Street Virgin Madonna del Carmine Roma Band Dunmore Angelo Roma Nivolo Pierro Alfonso Conforti

Sermons Draw Large Crowds Across Churches in Scranton

Morning and evening sermons at First Baptist by Rev. S F Mathews on The Knowledge of Walth and The Church of God drew large crowds. Simpson Methodist Episcopal heard Rev H C MacDermott present two sermons to a crowded house. Washburn Street Presbyterian hosted Rev J P Moffat with a superb evening talk, and Sumner Avenue Presbyterian heard Rev Edward Howell on The Power of Chiod. Rev John L Evans, formerly of Scranton, delivered two sermons.

Walth Edward Howell Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church Chiod John L. Evans Scranton

Two Weddings Today at St Patrick’s Church in Scranton

This week Wednesday two weddings occur at St Patrick’s church in West Scranton. The couples, well known and respected, are John Gallagher of Luzerne street to Miss Margaret Lilly of Luzerne street and James McDonough of Luzerne street to Miss Elizabeth Malla of Twentieth street.

St. Patrick's Church West Scranton John Gallagher Margaret Lilly Luzerne Street James McDonough Elizabeth Malla Twentieth Street

Social and Local Notices From Elizabeth Street to North Hyde Park

Miss Elizabeth Parr hosted many friends in honor of Helen and Ruth Guilfoyle of Jersey City. David W. Phillips registered as a law student with Taylor & Lewis. Salvation Army lawn social planned at Lafayette Street. Loyal Crusaders met at Red Men’s hall Saturday. St Paul’s mission hosted a reception for Rev Howard Kingle. Drugeist John J. Davis displays gold nuggets from Hall mine NC. Harriet Wade returns from Harvey’s Lake visit. W Gaylord Thomas to Like Windls. Mrs Mary Sample heads to Detroit to visit sons. Rev John Evans family visiting from Cannan Conn. Edward Curran injured by flying steel at work. W A Mathews family to return to Trenton. Alumni vs Browns baseball game result pending.

Elizabeth Parr Elizabeth Street Misars Helen Ruth Guilfoyle Jersey City David W. Phillips South Slyde Park Avenue Taylor & Lewis Salvation Army Lafayette Street Loyal Crusaders Red Men's Hall St. Paul's Mission Howard Kingle John J. Dnavis South Main Avenue Hall Mine North Carolina Harriet Wade Washburn Street Harvey's Lake W. Gaylord Thomas

Doans Kidney Pills Boost Scranton Back Relief

A Scranton resident, Austin Coneay of 402 Irving Avenue, reports fifteen years of kidney related pain eased quickly after using Doans Kidney Pills. He bought them at Matthews Bros. drug store and found rapid relief from back and leg pain. The product, priced at 60 cents, is sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as U S sale agents. Remember the name Deans and take no substitute.

Scranton Doan Austin Coneay Irving Avenue Dean Matthews Bros Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo United States

Salvation Army Lawn Social At 109 Lafayette Street

Reports note the Browne is absent while Mrs. McCAnulty improves after severe injuries from a kick. Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Florence return from Ashtabula. Nathan Evans’ three month old son Allen is mentioned. Ice cream and cake will be served tonight at the lawn social.

Browne John McCanulty Jackson Street Howe William Miller Florence South Hyde Park Avenue Ashtabula Ohio Allen Nathan Evans North Hyde Park Avenue Salvation Army Lafayette Street

Obituaries for Pickering McConnell Frederick Infant in City

Mrs Alice J Pickering died Saturday at 1417 Olive after brief illness aged 48 surviving daughters Helen and Cora Short services at 11 30 Tuesday at 1417 Olive with burial at Montrose William McConnell aged 52 of 415 Kressler court died yesterday carpenter by trade funeral 3 30 tomorrow at residence interment Washburn street cemetery Infant child of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bromley avenue died yesterday funeral 2 00 this afternoon Cathedral cemetery John H Frederick of 1217 Blair avenue died yesterday member of Barn Griffin post 139 G A R funeral at 1 30 tomorrow afternoon in body with post members attending

Alice J. Pickering Olive Street William M'Connell Kressler Court Washburn Street Lawrence Bromley Avenue Cathedral Cemetery John H. Frederick Blair Avenue Barn Griffin Post Grand Army of the Republic

Funeral for John Quinn Held at St Peter's Cathedral

The funeral for the late John Quinn of Keyser avenue will be held at 9 o'clock this morning with services at St Peter's Cathedral and interment in Cathedral Cemetery.

John Quinn Keyser Avenue

Old Time Teething Remedy Trusted by Mothers

An aged and proven treatment Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children is praised as one of the best female physicians in the United States. It has earned decades of trust from millions of mothers by easing pain, curing diarrhea, griping, and wind colic in infants. Price listed as twenty one cents per bottle.

Fire Burns South Scranton Dwelling At Crown and Fig

A two story house owned by Mrs Hafner at Crown avenue and Fig street burned at 2 AM. Fire destroyed the building and contents with an estimated 1500 dollars in damage. Cause believed to be a defective flue. tenants escaped with their lives as South Side fire units fought the blaze but water pressure was poor.

Hickory Street Presbyterian Sunday School to Lake Ariel Outing

The Sunday school classes of Hickory Street Presbyterian church plan their annual excursion on Wednesday July 28 to Lake Ariel. The event includes free refreshments and is the year's biggest local outing. Organizers August Kraft John Frichtel Jr Charles Scheuch Peter Kellerman Fred Gent er Robert Koehler William Schunk coordinate transport by two trains from the Erie and Wyoming depot with Lawrence's band providing music and sports planned for the day.

Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Lake Ariel August Kraft John Frichtel Charles Scheuch Peter Kellerman Fred Genter Robert Koehler William Schunk Erie and Wyoming Washington Avenue Lake Lawrence Merry Makers

Krueger Ve rein Enjoys Day at Baldner’s Park

The Krueger Ve rein group of former German soldiers spent a pleasant day at Baldner's park near Mountain lake, despite weather. A tham buke featured. large attendance and good fellowship marked the event with ample refreshments. The Star Social club and twenty nine other couples traveled from Alder street and Pittston avenues to Lilylake by band wagon for a merry outing.

Krueger Verein Baldner's Park Mountain Lake Star Social Club Lilylake Alder Street Pittston

Local Social Notes and Unclaimed Letters at Dunmore Station

Dunmore residents host visitors from Pittston and Blakely. East side letters remaining unclaimed for the week ending July WW are listed with names and box numbers. A Dudley Street Baptist church youth group plans a lawn social with ice cream in the evening.

C. Evana Edward Hyans Pittston R. N. Davis Blakely Street Ki. BD. Bovard Pittabirg Emily Flynn North Blakely Street Atlantic City Eisie Powell Lake George D. Ames Hawley Gertrude Martha Matthews W. R. Wilson Minevaville Mary Taft Marion Bryden Ble Pond Joseph Bolliday B. Bulkley Howard Chamberlain Rockland Dunmore Station Sim Downs G. Kelser Patney Keeley Sport Hill Della Woodward Radnika Fign Biraca Damenteo Casco Yan Cafkowski Giardi Franiuto Francisca Gacuveni Andrea Sacco Eara H W. Ripple Thomas Young Philadelphia Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor Dudley Street Baptist Church Lee Cream

Public notice invites community service and court action

The document states Enko will be served and the public is cordially invited to participate or observe a forthcoming court action.

Green Ridge Notes Include Visits and Outing

Emerson Tamblyn of Deacon street returns from Honesdale. Ray Greely of Stroudsburg visits Greens Ridge parents. Mrs FE W Finn spends weeks in York state. E H Dove visits from Denver. Miss Nettle Van Gorden vacations in Gibson Susquehanna county. Mission group from Green Ridge church enjoys trolley ride to Olyphant with refreshments for about sixty. John S. Cooper funeral held at Green Ridge with Odd Fellows attendance. Interment at Forest Hill. out-of-town attendees listed.

Emerson Tamblyn Deacon Street Honesdale Ray Greely Stroudsburg W. D. Greely Hast Market Street FE. W. Finn Green Ridge Street York State E. H. Dove Denver Green Ridge Nettle van Gorden Dickson Avenue Gibson Susquehanna County Spencer Poupack Mission Christian Endeavor I. G. Stevens Capouse Avenue Laird Street D. J. Hine Orson Georgie Vanderpool New York City J. M.line Seminary Heights John S. Cooper Charles Benjamin Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church I. J. Poster Asbury Church Co- Jestind Lodge Independent Order Odd Fellows Providence Scranton Forging Company Edwin J. Pearce Parke White William Bright Frank Dean O. P. Miller Snook Joseph Pryor Edgert Corwin Forest Hill Cemetery Little Schafer Wilkes-Barre Eshelman West Pittston Tinkelpaw Avoca Peckville

Yellow Kids Bob Up Again In Scranton Burglary

Four members of the so called Yellow Kid gang in West Scranton were arrested Saturday morning and held on $200 bail each for burglarizing J L Connell Co wholesale grocery and for stealing a pet rabbit. Names include John Graham Walter Woodbridge Tony Nuter and John Martin aka Hungarian Mike. They admitted stealing the rabbit and selling it for twenty five cents to a man who ate it. The gang also took candy and tobacco from Connell’s store after forcing a window broken last week by Martin. Nuter had earlier been held on bail for a revolver theft from Rawlins Sporting Goods.

Ging West Scranton J. L. Connell & Co William Gilhool Mile Avenue John Graham Walter Woodbridge Tony” Nuter John Martin Mike Connell Brigunis Martin Nuter Rawlins’ Sporting Goods

Children’s Day Exercises at Zion Lutheran Church

A large crowd of children and adults enjoyed German language Children’s Day services at Zion Lutheran Church last evening. Older youth led the program under Rev. A. O. Gallen kamp, with the Sunday school providing a strong musical chorus. Each child carried a bouquet and placed flowers on three floral frames forming an anchor, cross, and harp at the altar.

Zion Lutheran Church Lutheran Church A. O. Gallenkamp

Halls Catarrh Cure Promoted As Cure All

A vintage advertisement touts Halls Catarrh Cure as the cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal use affects blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for a case it cannot cure. Address details for BF. J. Cheenhy & Co. of Toledo are listed for testimonials.

Jioll BF. J, Cheenhy & CO Toledo

Address of Rev T B Payne Concludes on Labor and Hope

Excerpted sermon fragment argues common people rise to leadership through labor and virtue. It cites Lincoln Washington and other figures born to humble origins, contending capital and labor must align under justice and love as history moves toward progress. The speaker urges steadfast work and belief in eventual societal harmony.

Lincoln Moses David the Hebrews Luther Washlington Franklin Grant Guarfield McKinles Jesus God

Thirteenth Regiment orders drills suspended until October

The Regimental Orders from Boranton Pa dated July 1 1909 suspend all company drills until the first Monday in October by order of Colonel L A Watres and Adjutant D B Atherton.

Heesauartne Thirtienth Regiment Boranton L. A. Watres D. B. Atherton

Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Make-up Today

The current board composition of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad is listed for today. Officers and key directors are named, with roles and committees noted.

Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board

Extras Hast-7 a. m. Work Train Details

A fragment lists various workers and times including B Gilligan, Carrigg with Henri Sun's crew, Pushers 7 4 p m, Mouser 145 a m, Moran 7 00 p m, Murphy 3 p m, W H Bartholomew. Helpers include Lattimer, Gamney, Secor, Stans with several times and initials.

B. Gilligan Carrigg Henri- Sun A. m Mouser Moran Murphy W. H. Bartholomew Lattimer T A. m Gamney Secor Stans

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