Gathering of Baptist Young People in West Pittston
The Baptist Young People's Union of Northeastern Pennsylvania plans a grand rally at the Luserne Avenue Church in West Pittston on Friday June 9. Delegates from Abington Bridgewater Reading Wayne Wyoming and Welsh associations will attend with influential speakers. The program covers morning and afternoon sessions with addresses on youth movement supports and mission work followed by an evening service and choruses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People's Union of
Pennsylvania
Luserne Avenue
Weat
Pittston
Theooletien
Abington
Bridgewater
Reading
Wayne
Wyoming
James Hughes
John Davin
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Baptist Young People
George W. Price
Young Men's
Diag and the Open Door in Cuba Address
Free entertainment will be provided for accredited delegates and all young people's societies in Baptist churches deserve representation. The Jackson Street English and Welsh Baptist church societies will send delegates with many others expected from North Scranton, a Taylor, Central City and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
North Scrantin
A Taylor
Central City
Carriage Crash Injures Hopkins and Winchell in Scranton
Mrs James H Hopkins and her sister Mise Winchell of North Scranton were thrown from a carriage on South Main Avenue when a street car passed and scared the horse. Both women sustained injuries and were taken to Dr L B Gibban's residence. Mrs Hopkins bore heavier injuries while Miss Winchell had bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Hopkins
Register of Wills
Mise Winchell
North Scranton
South Main Avenue
Yesterdy
L. B. Gibban
M. J. Willi
Orange Men entertain Wleotric City Wheelmen at leader’s home
The Orange Men club hosted the Wleotric City Wheelmen at Guy Ralph’s Seventh Street home. Musical selections by Morse and Ralph accompanied phonograph entertainment. Attendees included Annie Lavis Anna O Boyle Margaret Trainor Mike Barrett Anna Dougherty West Pittston residents and others. A membership contest against the Purple Pullers closes next Tuesday with a banquet for the winners and the losing side. The buyers expect to elect seventy five new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wleotric City Wheelmen
Guy Ralph
Seventh Street
Mesers
Morse
Ralph
Thore
Mia
Annie Lavis
Anna O'Boyle
Margaret Trainor
Mike Barrett
Anna Dougherty
West Pittston
G. Peters
Charles Mansfield
Robert Decker
Hollister
Emrys Joseph
Edward Morse
Edward Davis
W. H. Roe
Dr. B.C. Fern
Mears
Samuel McCracken
John Roberts
Andrew Sheret
Orange Men
Purple Pullers
Buye
Plans for New First Baptist Church by Cincinnati Architect
Architect Brown of Cincinnati, member of Brown Benton and Davis, submits original church plans to First Baptist Church for a new edifice on South Main Avenue. Other architects have also filed proposals, impressing the church members with originality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Cincinnati
Frm
Brown, Benton & Davis
First Baptist Church
South Main Avenue
Garment Sale Promises Matchless Ladies Underwear Style
Advertises a sale of ladies muslin underwear praised for exquisite workmanship and quality. Claims superior class and invites comparison, noting an upcoming first showing tomorrow and confidence in approaching perfection.
Ladies' Drawers and Skirt Bargains in Best English Fabrics
Advertises ladies skirts in long cloths and cambrics with lace embroidery and fine edgings in assorted sizes. Offers marked values and low sale prices such as skirts valued at 4.25 for 1.40, 4.00 for 1.20, and other reductions while promising correct hang and fashion conformity.
Ladies' Night Robes at Reduced Prices in Latest Styles
Advertises a sale of ladies gowns and corset covers with steep reductions. Gowns priced from 3.00 to 0.68, corset covers from 1.75 down to fractions of a dollar, plus chemises and children’s dresses in English lawn cloths and muslins. Emphasizes quality and new fashions with personal inspection urged.
City plans offered by Cincinnati firm for new building
The Cincinnati firm presented preferred plans for a new building costing about 7,500 dollars. The board of trustees will meet tomorrow evening in the vacant Banter block store room on South Main Avenue to review the plans and may accept them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinmati
Banter
South Main Avenue
Blacksmith and mason clash on Jackson Street
William Edeinton and W. W. Davis argued on Jackson Street near the Electric City Wheelmen clubhouse. A crowd gathered as blows were exchanged. Patrolman Lowry arrested Davis. Alderman Mores held a hearing at nine o clock and fined him five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edeinton
Hyde Park Avenue
W. W. Davis
Garfield Avenue
Jackson Street
Electric City Wheelmen
Lowry
Davis
Alderman Mores
Hyde Park Avenue paving inspectors named as work nears end
The sewer work on Hyde Park Avenue is nearly finished and paving will begin. Curbstones supplied do not meet contract specs and must be replaced. If councils confirm Joseph Taylor as Providence road pave inspector, H D Jones and David Nichole are named for Hyde Park Avenue pave inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Hyde Park Avenue
Joseph Taylor
Providence Road
H. D. Jones
David Nichole
Man Injured in Street Horse Kick and Mine Mule Incident
Hayes Williams, a night wagon driver, was kicked between the post office and depots and needed several stitches for a head wound. Patrick McHugh, of Grant avenue and Jackson street, was kicked by a mule at Capouse mine, badly injured and required twelve stitches at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Williams
Local Shooting Match and Multiple Community Notices
Clem Marth Jr and Arthur Menies plan a Brickyard grounds shooting contest this afternoon with a $100 wager. Thomas Carneby, an inmate of St Patrick's orphanage, fled last Sunday and remains missing after escaping by a back-yard fence. Scranton Coal Co. to run Briggs colliery shaft full time until coal runs out. Frank Bevan named assistant foreman at Bellevue mine. his father-in-law John Hoffman shifts to Hampton weighmaster. Ladies Catholic Benevolent Assoc and Catholic Mutual Benevolent Assoc excursion committee met at St Leo's hall to discuss plans. Bridget Lynch’s funeral set for tomorrow at 2:50 pm, burial in Cathedral cemetery. Mrs George Cooper's funeral report misnamed Mrs Horatio Keller who sang at services. Welsh Calvinist Methodist Sunday school to convene at 1.15 am each Sunday in summer. Fanny Kelly fell from a Sumner avenue cherry tree yesterday, fracturing her arm and taken to West Side hospital.
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Clem Marth, Jr
Arthur Menies
Thomas Carneby
St. Patrick's Orphanage
Scranton Coal Company
Briggs
Frank Bevan
Hampton Street
Bellevue
John Hoffman
Hampton
Bevan
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
St. Leo's Hall
Bridget
John F. Lynch
Third Avenue
George Cooper
Horatio Fellows
Horatio Keller
Cal Vinistle Methodist Church
Fanny Kelly
Sumner Avenue
West Side Hospital
Local residents and visitors noted in brief notices
Aneurein Jones of New York City returned home yesterday after visiting William Price Sr of South Malin Avenue. Miss Magele Reynolds of Hampton Street is seriously ill at her home. John Jones of Keyser Avenue visits friends in Nanticoke. Miss Sara Smith of West Side Hospital has returned from a vacation in Altoona. Clarence Shryer and Curt Andrews came back yesterday from a bicycle trip to New York. Mrs. Thomas Williams of Wilkes-Barre returned home after Memorial Day with friends on North Main Avenue. Mr and Mrs Evan Davis and children of Lafayette Street are visiting relatives in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneurein Jones
New York City
William Price
South Malin Avenue
Magele Reynolds
Hampton Street
Mia
John Jones
Keyser Avenue
Nanticoke
Sara Smith
West Side Hospital
Altoona
Iarence Shryer
Curt Andrews
New York
Thomas Williams
Wilkes- Barre
North Mai Avenne
Evan Davis
Lafayette Street
Carbondale
Sunday School Class Held At Philip Davis Home
Members of Philip Davis Sunday school class met last night at his Third Street home for an evening of vocal and instrumental music and recitations. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Elie Powell Alina Henwood Lixwe Mesecker Louise Tutz Mame Sel¢le Emmy Dobaon Hua Hess May Messenger Rose Woodruff Letta May Thornton Kimble More Frank Bingham Mrs Fannie Laur and Mrs William Tuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Davis
Third Street
Elie Powell
Alina Henwood
Lixwe Mesecker
Louise Tutz
Mame Sel¢le
Emmy Dobaon
Hua Hess
May Messenger
Rose Woodruff
Letta May Thornton
Miss Kimble
More
Frank Bingham
Fannie Laur
William Tuts
James Black
Butler Street
Black
Company 1
Eleventh
United States Infantry
Porto Rivo
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
W. Tester
Dudley and
Kim Streets
Brotherhood of Railroad
T. J. Raymond
South Norwalk
Barrels of Samples Free Trial Bottles Sent by Mail
Readers can obtain a free trial bottle and pamphlet of Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy by sending full name and address to the Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY and noting this notice. Manufacturer's expense is large yet they report many cures for kidney liver bladder rheumatic and digestive ailments including female weaknesses. one glass urine test may indicate kidney or bladder issues. Large bottles cost $1.00 each with six bottles for $5.00.
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David Kennedy
the Tribune
Kennedy
Miss Minnie Slick Weds John Robinson in Binghamton
Miss Minnie Slick of Parker Street married John Robinson of Edna Avenue on Tuesday in Binghamton. Rev. Shipton performed the ceremony with Miss Ligsle Robinson and Owen Rogers as attendants. Upon returning home they were welcomed by the bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Slick. The couple will live with the groom’s parents for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Slick
Parker Street
John Robinson
Edna Avenue
Binghamton
Mr. Shipton
Ligsle Robinson
Owen Rogers
Robert Slick
Robinson
Richard Jenkins to Cuba for Army service
Richard Jenkins of Spring Street leaves today for Cuba to join the regular army. Known as Dick to friends he was a favorite member of Company HH Thirteenth Regiment for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jenkins
Spring Street
Cuba
Compbany Hh, Thirteenth Regiment
Local News and Visits Across Towns
Mrs Campbell and family, including Annie Dunn and Martin Casey, are visiting Lake Winola. John F Sally and Peter Campbell have returned from Carbondale. John Henry of Warren street was injured in a Cayuga mine accident and treated at home. Benjamin Roberts returns from Plymouth. Miss Julia Gallagher visits in Wayne avenue. George Silkman returns from New York City. Miss Marie McLain visits Deacon Street. Mrs Thomas Williams visits Philadelphia. Miss Mary Peters visits North Main avenue. Frank Golden, Company K, 15th Infantry, returns from Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Annie Dunn
Benjamin Roberts
Wayne Avenue
Plymouth
Julia Gallagher
Clark's Summit
Francis Jones
George Silkman
Church Avenue
New York City
Marie McLain
Dorranceton
Mary Neary
Deaconstret
Thomas Williams
North Main Avenue
Philadelphia
Mary Peters
Nanticoke
Frank Golden
Leggett’s Street
Fifteenth Infantry
Cuba
Visiting Clergy and Local Society Meetings Noted
Rev and Mrs GO Guild are visiting in Philadelphia. The Green Ridge WCTU holds a 3 PM library meeting. The Electric Chautauqua society meets this afternoon at Mrs Charles Henwood's North Main Ave home. The Providence Presbyterian Women Foreign Missionary society meets tomorrow at J D Von Storeh’s North Main Ave residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GO. &. Guild
Philadelphia
Green Ridge Women's Christian Temperance Union
Lbrary
Electric Chautauqua Dury
Charles Henwood
North Main Avenue
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
J. D. von Storeh
Address orders to GCB Sharkey in central city area
The note directs orders to GCB Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave in the South Side and central Hyde Park region with phone contact 6682.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
GCB Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Local Scranton News: Injuries, Weddings, and A New Hotel Owner
Charles Sons of 14 Maple street suffered a right shoulder dislocation while coupling a train at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western yards. Mrs. Fred Pontius at Cedar avenue injured a finger in a wringer. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Chas Schnelder of Willow street. Mary Lang and Richard Kimmacher wed at St Marys Church with a large reception at Horns hotel where the groom becomes proprietor. Assessor Christian Fickus of Cedar avenue owns a seven week old Scotch shepherd dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sons
Maple Street
Delaware, Lackawanna
Western
Fred Pontius
Cedar Avenue
Chas
Bchnelder
Willow Street
Tureday
Mire Mary Lang
Richard Kimmacher
St. Mary's Church
Hey
Peter Christ
Offfciating
Doin Horn
Green Ridge
Kimmacher
Scranton
Horn
Christian Fickus
Possesuar
Local Notes Mention Residents and Guests
Fragmentary item notes Tatob Schelble of Bimbhurst and a young man Dewey, John Foley of Roaring Crook hotel on Cedar avenue confined at home on Irving avenue, Mr and Mrs George K Kirchoff of New York guests of Fred Kirchoff, and a daughter born to Welchel couple on Cedar avenue yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatob Schelble
Bimbhurst
Dewey
John Foley
Roaring Crook Hotel
Cedar Avenue
Irving Avenue
Kane
George K. Kirchoff
New York City
Fred Kirchoff
Hickory Street
Couny
John Demuth
S Welchel
Cedar Aventin
Yester
Park Place Social Notes Include Local Visits
Mrs. and HY Sickler and Mrs. W M Finn spent Monday in Binghamton. The Rev William L Laur pastor of St Pauls Lutheran church has returned from Allentown where he attended the Lutheran conference. John Rosenbaum visited at Lake Arrel Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HY. Sickler
W. M. Finn
Binghamton
William L. Laur
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Allentown
John Rosenbaum
Lake Arlel
Manners Pharmacy Promotes Bath Accessories on Green Ridge
Green Ridge merchants advertise tooth brushes in all sizes and prices at Manners' pharmacy 020 Green Ridge Street. Sponges for bath and the Loofah or Egyptian wash rag are offered as novelties at Manners 920 Green Ridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manners’ Pharmacy
Green Ridge Streat
Manners
Green Ridge Street
Minooka School Board Meets as Picnic Planned for June 19
The Lackawanna township board held regular session. The Young American group plans a June 19 picnic at Greenwood Grove. The Populares and West Side eluba will clash on Minooka grounds June 4. A real baseball boycott emerges as players protest lack of supplies from one man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Township
Greenwood Grove
Buts
Minooka Grounds
Obituaries of Amos Embery and Hannah Conway
Amos Embery of West Scranton died at home aged his parents Mr and Mrs Amos Embery 1219 Lafayette Street He belonged to St Brenden council YMI and Wis and was brother to Joseph Maurice and John Embery Funeral plans not yet made Hannah Conway Archbald resident died at home on Hill Street Funeral at St Thomas Catholic Church Archbald then interment in Cathedral cemetery in Scranton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Embery
West Scranton
Lafayette Street
St. Brenden
Hannah Conway
Archbald
Hill Street
St. Thomas’ Catholic Church
Propose to Issue Bonds by Consolidated Water Supply
The Consolidated Water Supply Company, led by Joseph J. Jermyn as president and George B. Jermyn as secretary, plans to issue bonds totaling 1.9 million dollars. The County Savings Bank and Trust Company will act as trustee, with 6 percent interest and a May 1, 1820 maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Water Supply Company
Joseph J. Jermyn
George B. Jermyn
County Savings Bank and Trust Company
Recorder of
Deeda Warnke
L. A. Watres
A. H. Christy
W. A. Wilcox
Everett Admitted to Bail in Allentown Shooting Case
John Strunk, Allen town constable, served subpoenas in Allentown for a hearing in the commonwealth against Preston Everett who shot and killed John Howard Saturday night. Everett was admitted to bail on $3,000 on Tuesday amid strong support for his acquittal. authorities say he acted under a misapprehension fearing an attack with no warrant for such fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strunk
Allentown
Commonwealth
Preston Everett
John Howard
Everett
West Side Park Talks Seek Round Woods Sale Aid
West Side board of trade park committees meet park commissioners this afternoon to gain support for a public park on the West Side. They seek the Round Woods purchase from Delaware Lackawanna and Western and expect President Truesdale to market DLW lands. A pledge of support for Nay Aug park’s $30,000 appropriation is planned if commissioners back the Round Woods plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Board of Trade
Park Commissioners
West Side
Round Woods
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Sloan
Truesdale
Delaware
Mound Wooda
Nay Aug Park
Asphalt Repair Appropriation Ordinance Delivered
City Clerk delivers the asphalt repair appropriation ordinance to council for consideration in what appears to be a formal legislative action.
Wide Sale of Popular 1.25 and 1.50 Books
A large stock of affordable titles arrives with many new additions under the 1.25 and 1.50 price point. Readers are urged to act as stock is limited and prices are described as a remarkable harvest. Prominent authors and classic works listed include Doyle Besant Mallock and Gissing among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beidleman
Chest of discounted classic volumes on sale today
A sale lists remaining sets including Oliver Optic six vol at three dollars our price. Sophie May six vol at two dollars fifty. Byron five vol at two dollars. Ruskin five vol at two fifty. Shakespeare thirteen vol at two fifty. Cooper five vol at one seventy five Morley four vol at one fifty Carleton three vol at one fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Optic
Beidleman
Sophie May
Byron
Ruskin
Shakespeare
Beidleman's
Cooper's
Morley’s
Carleton’s
Donas Long's Sons Lavelle to Mayor Moir
The mayor declined to reveal his intended action with it but said disposal would occur today. He urged vigilance in source tracking of this essential food item to reduce tuberculosis risk in the community. The passage notes other animal diseases mentioned in medical journals and references the International congress on TB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavelle
Moir
International Congress
Carl Seiler
Jefferson Avenue
Scranton
St John’s Polish Catholic Church Consecrated at East Plymouth
Rt. Rev. Bishop Hoban assisted by clergy from across the diocese consecrated St. John’s Polish Catholic Church in East Plymouth on Tuesday. The ceremonies began at 11 o’clock with elaborate rubrics observed. Rev. A. Novichis is the pastor. A parade by societies from valley towns preceded the consecration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoban
St. John’s
East Plymouth
A. Novichis
Societica
Short Letters of Interest for Publication
Under the heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied by the writer's name The Tribune will not be held responsible for opinions here expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
International Tuberculosis Congress Findings Warn of Milk Spread
The Berlin congress reports deem tuberculosis highly dangerous to humans and animals, with the disease increasing and spreading from cattle to people. Authorities urge quarantine or condemnation of infected cows and prohibition of milk from such animals by law to protect public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Berlin
Germany
Medienl
Virchow
Cushman
de Behwinuts
Keech
Beieger
You Drinked That Dram and Smacked Your Mouth
A dialect passage shows a character lamenting judgment day while recalling a drink to ease pain. The scene mentions the sultan and a chase, set in a southern voice from the Atlanta Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constutition
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Sinbad, Smith & Co
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House of the Wolf
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Fred Ober
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Henry Johnson
Raoul
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Geo
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W. B. Yeats
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C. C. Abbott
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Isle of Cuba
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Horatio Alger
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Tennyson's Poems
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