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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1898
Page
5
Pretty early wedding unites Annie Rooney and James Dennis
A simple ceremony at St. Patrick's Church united Miss Annie Esmyah Rooney and Mr. James W. Dennis at 6:30 AM. Rev. James P. Foy officiated their nuptials attended by friends and relatives. The bride wore white organdie and point lace, and a reception followed at the Rooney home 9016 Murray Street. The couple left for a bridal tour in the eastern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
St. Patrick's Church
Annie Esmyah Rooney
James W. Dennis
James P. Foy
P. F. Rooney
Murray Street
Dennis
Local residents seen on travels and visits
A long list of residents from Irving avenue North Hyde Park avenue and surrounding areas are reported on trips and visits. Names include William Bahr James McGuiness Dr T A Eynon Susan Ellwood Bouray Minnie Clerk and many others traveling to Newport Lake Winola Lake St. John Honesdale Colorado La Grange Atlantic City and Cryeta lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bahr
Irving Avenue
James McGuiness
T. A. Eynon
North Hyde Park Avenue
Lake Winola
Susan Ellwood
North Main Avenue
Lake St. John
Local Social Notes From North Scranton Area
North Perot avenue residents visit Lake St. John and Lake Winola while several guests stay with the Misses French on North Myde Park avenue. Names include Mise Marie Gallagher Ada Fancher Mrs. George Chane and B D Mores among others. Also mentions engagements, visits to Binghamton Harford Crystal Lake and a church wedding planned for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Lake Winola
John Russell
Wilkon-Harre
Joha Almstrong
Jackson Atrent
Marie Cooper
North Main Ave.nue
Binghamton
Lona Chrissman
Bethlehem
Tieve
Dr. Kolb
Cedar Avenue
Goldie Gurens
Wyoming Avenue
Hattie Joseph
West Side
Crystal Lake
Nick Loomis
Thirteenth Regiment
Bellevue
John J. Pevies
Booth Main Avenue
H. J. Morgan
North Lincoln Avenue
Misa Roxella Willams
Middle Granville
N.C
Jd. J. Roberta
South Main Avenue
Newton Roberts
Mass Liturgy Featured by Rev Coffey at Sisters Institute
Rev Thomas F Coffey summarized the mass as a universal act with one table for all faithful and discussed Latin liturgy, altar traditions, and relics. Mrs Burke led lectures on geography grammar arithmetic culture and saintly imagery, closing with visual shows and a plan for post institute travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Coffey
Teachers’ Institute
Father Coffey
St. John
Desert
Mt. Binar
Calvary
Christ
Mary
Burke
United States
Pavement Award Sparks Council Debate in Scranton
The Scranton councils awarded the paving contract for Providence road and North Main avenue to George MacDonald after rejecting Reilly & Co for misread specs. The vote also endorsed Holloway for fire apparatus and a hose wagon amid objections that bids must meet exact specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway
Providence Road
North Main Avenue
Bailey
George McDonald
Scranton
James BR. Keilly & Co
Slavements
Reilly
Thomas O'Hoyle
Reilly & Go
Majin Avenue
M. A. McGinley
Select Council
Seranton
Common Council
Court Street
City Engineers
Charles T. Halloway
Columbia, Company
Relief Company
Fire Extinguisher
Bebcock) Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Joint Fire Department
McCann
Thomas
Fire Department
Babcock
Babbcock
Messrs
Ross
Finn
Thoma
Williams
Wagner
Robinson
Schroeder
O' Boyle
Frable
McAndrew
Maye
Kearney
James
Roche
Melvin
Shea
McCain
Fellows
Coyne
Chittenden
Babcock Company
Zizleman
Messrs. E. Wenzel and
Grier
George Rosen
South Ride
T. F. McCann
William G. O'Malley
Board of Health
Henry Zeigler
Nge
William Connell Hose Company
Scranton Railway Company
South Main Avenue
Jackson
Washburn Streets
Thomas B. Jackson
City Hall
Wheeler Avenue
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Delaware Street
Washington and
Wyoming Avenues
Gibson Street
Capouse
Washington Avenue
Neptune Engine House
Flanagan & O' Hara
Bromley Avenue
Washburn
Jackson Streets
Messrs. Monahan
Calpin
Flanagan & O'Hara
Manin Avenue
Jackson and
Quincy Avenue
Pine and
Gibson Streets
Scranton Street
Seventh Street
Gas House Bridge
Bar Admission Examinations Set In Lackawanna County
The bar admission exams in Scranton commence Monday August 1 1808 at the Law Library in the courthouse and run through Saturday August 6 from 30 oclock to 5 pm with a 90 minute dinner. Schedule covers Blackstone Contracts Torts Criminal Law and other topics per day. Examiners listed as E C Newcomb J M Harris and James W Oakford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Law Library
Court House
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Blackstone
Lewin
American Commonwealth
Bryce
Keart
Williamson
Cooley
Lindley
Lehigh Valley Car Repair Shops Closed in Hazleton
The Lehigh Valley railroad closed its Hazleton repair shop on Tuesday and told workers they were dismissed though coal car repairs were ongoing. Keith explained the Hagieton shop will stop work and repairs shift to Weatherly due to high transport costs and limited local demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Lehigh Valley
Sumor
Keith
Hagieton
Weatherly
Mra Jermyn and Community Thank Donors in Local Gifts
Mrs. Jermyn and Miss Emma Jermyn report cash and goods donations totaling amounts such as 2500 and 2600 from local supporters. The Men's Guild thanks Mr. M. J. Kelly for cake, Fred Bonno for oatmeal, W. H. Jackson for canned goods, and KR. G. Brooks for ham. Gratitude extended to The Truth Republican Tribune and Times for favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BORON
Wisssasnees Sasesaieesens Sligo
Mra
Joh Jermyn
Emma J. Jermyn
L, B
RIO
Men's Guild
Baggage Checked Direct to Atlantic City by Union Transfer
The Union Transfer company will check all baggage from house direct to Atlantic City on Central Railroad of New Jersey's five dollar excursion Monday morning. Telephones 625 and 2712. Call Pocono 6's for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Transfer Company
Incc
Atlantic City
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Soldiers Pay Sent Home Plan Adopted by Relief Group
The Soldiers Relief Association approved sending soldiers pay home via Major C. R. Parke with one draft to the executive committee for families. Funds amount to 1300 in cash and subscriptions as of the meeting. The secretary will list remittances and disburse per the draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parke
Executive Committee
Families—Association
Soldiers’ Relief Association
Stahl
the Tribune
C. R. Parke
Major Keller
Fort Meyer
Ambrose Mulley
North End
Atherton
Delaware and Hudson and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Cow Killed by Rail Engine Near Moosic Delays Train
A cow was struck by a Central Railroad of New Jersey engine north of Moosic and killed. The impact derailed one passenger car, frightened passengers, and delayed the train about forty five minutes. Engineer Lelger and Conductor Finkle led the halted service from New York to Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Moosic
New York
Scranton
Lelger
Finkle
Train derailment near Scranton delays service
An engineer's signal failed causing a derailment that sent a car off the tracks. The wheels and rails twisted and displaced trees over 200 feet. Fifteen passengers suffered severe fright as the car jolted along the ties. A wreck train replaced the derailed coach and repaired the line, reaching Scranton forty five minutes late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiser
Scranton
Scrap iron thieves nabbed after brass theft report
George W. Okell of Lackawanna Iron and Steel told Alderman Howe about alleged scrap brass thefts at the works. William Mahon was arrested on the South Side and taken to the central police station by Lt. Zang. William Fern was jailed yesterday for vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Okell
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Alderman Howe
William Mahon
William Fern
Boland
Quinnan
Mahon
Central
Zang
Fern
Hardware Store Thief Confounds Bowen at Lackawanna Ave
Bowen, a hardware dealer at 509 Lackawanna avenue, reports repeated petty thefts over the first three nights of the week. Thieves gained access to his store and carried off knives, cutlery, and cheap watches. authorities monitor the premises for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. BR. Bowen
Lackawanna Avenue
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Offer Health Cure
The advertisement claims impure blood causes disease and that Hood's Sarsaparilla conquers this enemy. It states Hood's Pills must be taken with Hood's Sarsaparilla to cure liver ills and avert danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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Priikinte Nish
Ackawanna
Perry Bros
Wyoming Ave
Columbian Detective Agency
Dime Bank Building
Scranton, PA
John T. Congnitn
Department of State
N. E
Washington
Clinton Place
Chas
McMullen
Notland Bank Bldg
Sol Telephone Las
Gus Rose Comer and Supply House
Kemp
A. R. Raub
John Raub
Alisp Lizzie Raub
Lane Carey
Walter J. Kingsley
Thomas Fittcroft
Capouse Avenues
Ella Dunkerly
Meridian Street
Ella Hettan
Paterson
N. J
Frank Georins
Coney Island
Catherine
Alice Gilmartin
Cryeta’ Lake
J. Lever
Margaret
Lafayette Street
Benjamin Jones
Sisters’ Institute
T. F. Coffey
Mrs. Burke
Miss Burke
Iemory
Saint Lury
Cecelia
Barbara
Elizabeth
Andrew del Sarto
Institute
M'Donald
City Solicitor's
Reilly & Co
Tribune
V. Palmer
George Brown
Peter Cerine
C. 5. Lowry
Horace Twining
John Zurflied
Thomas Green
John Kelstling
Mr. Loftus
Ayes
Meesra
Walker
Monahan
Oliver
Coleman
Keller
T. Morrin
Sheridan
Naye
Meesrs
Reese
M. Morrie
Gries
Griffiths
Gilroy
Zizelmann
E. Wenzel
Wirth
Cusick
Norton
Moir
House
Thos. A. Potter
John Hawke
Potter
Penn Avenue
E. C. Newcomb
J. M. Harris
James W. Oakford
St. Luke’s
Relief Committee
Additio
Wee Iain Sane
California
E. G
Coursen
The
L. I. & 8. Company
Anderson LL
Atlantic P
Atantic H
Atlantic
Columbus
Hills
Lonesdale
Berkley
Lockwood
Clarke Bros
HAMS
Merchant Iron and Steel
Bittenbender & CO
Peters’ Ammunition
Franklin Avenue
S.C. Snyder
Otel Jermyn
Imloney OW Amd Manufacturing
Japan
Tajo
Lackawanna Ava
Raynolds
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Snow
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Kimball
George H.ives
West Market Street
Wilkes-Barre
Barbour’s Home
Credit House
Lackawanna! Ave
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