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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1899

Page

5

Personal notes from area residents list visits and upcoming weddings

The column records numerous visits and travels including Mrs LeGrand Wright in Newark New Jersey and Miss Marie Walsh in Parsons with Miss Margaret Mayock. It notes upcoming marriage announcements for Miss Sarah Campbell and Charles McGee and mentions local residents seeking health and work updates.

LeGrand Wright Newark N. d Mies Jean Gullek North Main Avenue Williamsport H. Ja. Burdick Green Ridge Waverly G. D. Stuart New York City W. G. Fulton Edmund Bart Mexico John Ludwig Mr. Ludwig Anja Williams Madison Avenue Edward Munich Roy St. Claire Schuylkill County John Hoffman Hampton Marie Walsh Parsons Margaret Mayock Miner's Mills Mary Gilligan Dunmore Caris Sarah Campbell Bloom Avenue Charles McGee Misa Julia Clara Mercereau Los Angeles Cal W. W. Brandon Marty Pratt Green Ridge Street Denver Col Eenerenee School of Mines Lily E. Cavelle John Charles Tucker Wilkes-Barre B. Cavelle Thomas Webster Theodore Street Tribune Wilmington Dell Wilmington Daily News Fred Watrous Pnpu Mre Watrous Montroea

Keystone Academy Class Day Exercises Held June 1 1901

The 1901 Keystone Academy class schedules a class day program on June 1 featuring Invocation Instrumental music Declamation The Old Actor's Story and What the Fiddle Told recitations by students Misses Watkins Spencer Colvin Finn Hessle Gardner and others. Local ads urge reinvention and private sanitarium notes mix with endorsements for syrup and cigars.

Keystone Academy Maren Mie Tilandha Kennedy Glenn L. Marsh Cecilian Watkins Spencer Colvin Siesscrects Ilarty Halistead Misers Finn and Kennedy Bessie Spencer Glenn J. Marsh Gertrude Finn Hessle Gardner

New South Scranton Parish Study Opens Path to Organization

A meeting of St. Peter's cathedral parish members in South Scranton at College Hall on Wyoming avenue approved forming a new parish to serve the Twelfth ward and much of the Nineteenth and Eleventh wards. Ground on Blane avenue near Orchard and Hemlock was bought for a church and school complex with a projected cost under 20000 dollars.

College Hall Wyoming Avenue South Scranton St. Peter's Cathedral Tyshop Hoban South Scriven J. A. O'Reilly Twelfth Ward Father O'Reilly Blane Avenue Orchard Hemlock Streets Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company Philip Medinch John J. Monaghan C. C. Donovan Attorney C. Co. Donovan John Hmurey John Pr. Gibson Michael Murphy John Mann James MacGinnis Don McHugh Patrick Brogan Edward Coleman William J. Foley Bishop Huban

Concert in West Scranton by Conservatory Pupils

Conservatory of Music pupils present a benefit recital at First Welsh Baptist Church West Scranton under Prof J Alfred Pennington. The program includes piano violin voice and organ pieces by Chopin Weber Rubinst eine and others performed by Louisa Slocum Edith Houser Clara Browning Marion Hutchinson Edith James Anna Salmon Grace Spencer Grace Spencer and others.

First Welsh Baptist Church West Scranton First Baptist Church Scranton Conservatory of Music J. Alfred Pennington Secquenea Doruti Mes Louise Slocum J. Alfred Penninetan Edith James Howard Cartson Dean Mias Markle van Crete Cartege de Behubert Emma Bene Redeemer Martin Filizabeth Thomas Edith Jamun Edith Martin Katherine Timberman Isabelle Clarke Grace Spencer Ponlsett

Scranton Golfers Compete in Wyoming Valley Match

A group of Scranton golfers traveled to Wilkes-Barre Saturday to challenge the Wyoming Valley Country Club in the second preliminary contest. Wilkes-Barre won 7 to 6, taking the overall 21 holes up, with tea at the Wyoming Valley CC and dinner at the Westmoreland Club. Notable attendees included Miss Archbald, Mr and Mrs Sheppard Ayres, Miss Belin, Miss Anderson, Mesera, C. H. Welles, H. J. Anderson, Law Watkins, and Kenneth Welles.

Wilkes- Barre Wyoming Valley Country Club Wilkes Westmoreland Club T. BR. Brooks Uw Johnson Wathing Os Loveland W.-B Lamott Woodruff Burif Farnham W.f J. H. Brooks Harding W.B Kingsbury A. G. Hunt He Chase Portcy

Fell Six Hundred Feet Terrible Death of Vincent Menktyn

Vincent Menktyn 27 a Johnson Coal shaft worker at Priceburg was killed after signaling for the carriage to surface. The tram allegedly failed to stop and he plunged about 600 feet down the shaft, his body found with severe injuries and brought to his Priceburg home.

Vincent Menktyn Johnson Coal Company Priceburg

Scranton Second Class City Question Debated by A A Vosburg

Attorney A A Vosburg argues Scranton would automatically become a second class city upon reaching a 100000 population per the census. He cites the 1889 act and Supreme Court language, noting transition rules and which laws apply or must be left behind as the city shifts class.

A. A. Vosburg Scranton Vosburg Burns Scranton Willy Or Nilly Supreme Court Justice Williams Commonwealth Paxson Furce

Miraculous Escape After Dragging by Train

Andrew Heffron a 14 year old boy son of John Heffron of Twenty second street barely survived after grabbing a loaded car on the Keyser Valley branch of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad. He was dragged about 100 yards before freed and taken home on a stretcher with bruises and unconsciousness. he regained consciousness the next day and is not seriously harmed.

Andrew Heffron John Heffron Twenty-second Street Keyser Valley Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Hampton Mine Notch Heffron

Fruit Syrups At Cost to Close Present Stock

Advertises reduced stock items including potted meat toc and isc pressed chicken goc clam chowder in large cans for 20 cents and $2.25 per dozen olives 10 cents large bottle 3gc and National Pure Food Co French Bouillon and Consomme 30 cents or $3.50 per dozen.

Isc National Pure Food Co

Enthusiastic Meeting On Merchants Club Organizing

A meeting in the city hall mayor's reception room advanced plans for a merchants club. Francia Schroeder presided, G. T. Yost was secretary, and C. W. Dawson reported for the cooperation and by laws committee. Members discussed quarters and an emergency fund.

Merchants’ Club Francia Schroeder Presi Ded G. T. Yost C. W. Dawson William Morrin

Two Arrests for Involved Fight and Rowdy Morning

In central city events, Jack Thomas arrested after a Friday night fight at Washington and Lackawanna avenues. Early Saturday a 3 am raid on Charles Thiel's Center street resort led to multiple arrests including Miss Lillian Davenport and Miss Anna Tirown with fines imposed.

Iack" Thoms William Smallbridge Fred Steinhauser Ed Horn Jack Thomas Washington and Lackawanna Avenues Smallbridge Steinhauser Moir Horn Thomas Cora Birmingham Charles Thiel Center Street Lillian Davenport Day Karius, Neuls Silverberg Jack” Thomas Miss Birmingham George Archbald Miss Davenport Manaager Thiel Durance Vile Miss Lampoon Cassie Willam Smith Haymond Court Jatromen Poster Kurlus Block

Wyoming District Ministerial Association Session Notes

The one hundred fifty third session of the Wyoming District Ministerial Association will be held at the Luzerne Methodist Episcopal Church in Luzerne Pennsylvania on Tuesday and Wednesday. The program includes business sessions sermons discussions and an association address with multiple devotional and symposium items led by various ministers and speakers.

Luzerne Wyoming District Ministerial Association Methodist Episcopal Church Devoliome A. m—Business Boskion Essig Wyoming Wilson Treible L. &. Murdock Syracuse L. Sprague W. H. Peaton Minty W. G. Bimpyon Heoview Drs

Attendance at Socialist Trade and Labor Alliance Meeting

A sparsely attended session of the Socialist Trade and Labor Alliance was held last night in Cassesse's hall at 103 Lackawanna Avenue. Attendees discussed labor topics and conditions, with several members leading discussions. Regular Sunday meetings at the same hall are planned and open to all interested.

Socialist, Trade and Labor Alliance Cassesse Lackawanah Avenue

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertisement Claim

An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a decades old remedy used by millions of mothers for teething children. It claims to soothe, ease gums, relieve wind colic, and diarrhea, with bottles priced at twenty five cents.

New Head of the Coal Department Named for Scranton Office

E. E. Loomis will become head of the coal and land department of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western system, succeeding William F. R. Storrs who resigns after long service. A new coal department accountant post, to be led by Albert S. Baker, will oversee all coal and real estate accounting for the company from Scranton.

E. E. Loomis New York Susquehanna and Western Department of William FR. Storrs Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Fr. &. Loomis Jersey City New York, Susquehanna and Western Road Storrs Truesdale Coal and Land Department Coal Company Erle Erle Road Tlogo Blossburg McKelvey New York, Busquehanna and Western Company Wilkes- Barre Chartre Buffalo Scranton Albert 8. Baker Clay Avenue Coal Baker Pennsylvania Coal Company Simpson & Watkins O. C. Post Ita New York

Testimonial for Chamberlain’s Remedy in Local Paper

John Bovina editor of the Presa Anthon Town praises Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after years of use and recommending it widely. Sold by druggists with Matthew Dros as wholesale and retail agent. Lane’s 820 Spruce Street offers wines and cigars.

John Bovina Presa Anthon Town Chamberlain All Drugeiate Matthew Dros

Trolley Line Extension To Country Club House

The Scranton Railway Company begins work today on a new extension from Wyoming Avenue to Sunset Avenue. Crew will push the project to complete the link to the country club house as fast as possible.

Scrantonn Railway Company Ines Country Club House Wyoming Avenue Sunset Avenue

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Griffin Art Studio Lackawanna Dairy Adems Avenue A. A. Lindabury Itorn Connell Building South Main Avenue Keeley Keeley Institute Madison Ave Scranton Transfer Co Hugh J. Keenan United States Lacka. Ave Ackawanna Aunday Penn Avenue Wartian Ecranion Private Sanitarium Ad No Mulberry Street J. G. Bone J John P. Donahue New South Scranton Parish Organization Mengeweth Mise Edith Houser Denta Miss Mary Davies Bolerg Chopin Clara Browning Friceburg Ministerial Association Vaughn Hie Church of Today Paeric Godshall Nesourowa Ows DD Smith D. Marnock Association Birmen J. Ha Socialist Trade and Labor Alliance W. ER. Storrs THE Bangset Avenue Sunset Washington Avenue Fairfield Avenue Lane's Spruce Street Beecham Europe Phillips Scranton Railway Company Davidow Bros., Jewelers Lackawanna Ave Justin Felton Penn Ave Bell & Skinner Hotel Jermyn Bulldiog Hhs Schank & Spencer Elmwood Hall Elmhurst Elmbhurst W. H. H. Bull Elmhurst, PA Matthews Bros Hand & Payne Toisir Tan Washington Ave Pierce’s Market Legion China J. Weichel Maloncy G1.and Manufacturing CO Telephone Straat Israqto, Pa
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