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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1899

Page

6

Timberman Hurt in 30 Foot Shaft Fall at Mt Pleasant Mine

Pantel Regan, a timberman on the night shift at the Mt Pleasant mine operated by Fuller Coal, fell about thirty feet when a scaffold plank broke. He suffered a fractured kneecap and other injuries but is listed as not in serious condition at West Side hospital. He resides in Girardeville and is married.

Pantel Rewan Mt. Pleasant Fuller Coal Company Regan John Williams John Maguire William McCormick Michael Curvin John Thomas Helan Reeon West Side Girardeville Schuinkill County Pine Tirook

Entertainment Tonight by Catholic Benevolent Union Branch

The Cladter branch of the Trish Catholic Benevolent union hosted an evening of entertainment in Mead Hall with M. C. Jentines as chairman. Soloists Rose Arion and Anna Seamon, duets by Gleason and Merchant, Laughney and Cawley, Kettrick and FPolan, and instrumental pieces by Rose Bradley, Masters Devle and Colligan, plus Seivingon Evans song and dance and J. Lee’s Glee club. A social followed.

Trish Catholic Benevolent Union Meard’ Hall M. C. Jentines Rose Arion Anna Seamon Mikeel Gleason Marchant Laughney Cawley Kettrick Fpolan Rose Bradley Maeters Devle Colligan Seiving

Installation of Officers of Princess Beatrilee loder

The installation of the newly elected officers of Princess Beatrilee loder Datahiere of St. George was held in Ivorite hall on South Main avenue, but details are lost.

Beatrilee Loder Datahiere St. George South Main Avenue

Local Patent Medicine Prices and Brands Listed

A short notice lists Paine’s Celery Compound Pinkham’s Compound FCC Pierce’s Golden Medical Dises and Mellon's Food with prices 95c 38c and 55c in a consumer goods listing.

Paine Pinkham O. Fcc Pierce Golden Medical Mellon

Installation of Officers at District Deputy Event

District Deputy Mrs. Boles led the ceremony. Installed were President Mrs. Pfeiffer, Vice-President Mrs. Major, Financial Secretary Mrs. House, Treasurer Mrs. Sayres, Conductor Mrs. Reilly, Assistant Conductor Mrs. Williams. An ice cream and strawberry social followed.

Boles Pfeiffer Major House Sayres Reilly Williams

Lightning Strikes Streetcar During Storm Causes Panic

Washburn Drinker car No. 909 operated by Conductor Charles Haines and Motorman James James was struck by lightning on Wear Linden street near Chestnut street at 7 40 last evening. The ground wire was hit, lights went out, the car passengers including many women were alarmed but no major damage occurred.

Washburn- Drinker Charles Haines James James Wear Linden Street Chestnut Street

Meeting for Thirteenth Regiment Company F Reorganization

All members identified with Company F to enlistment are urged to attend a St David s hall meeting this evening. The company will reorganize and elect its officers. If new officers are chosen, current ones will resign.

Thirteenth Regiment United States St. David's Hall Thore

Donation Acknowledgements May Gifts to Orphanage

The board of directors through Rev. J B Whelan thanks donors for May contributions to the 81 Pat tick orphanage. Names listed include Mrs Thomas Kane Mrs Michael Hani Mrs P J Toohey Ore M F Wymbe Mia T V Powderly Clarke Bros George F McCarthy Zeidler s takers PJ McNamara Patrick Connelly and Miss Nellie McCarthy.

81. Pattick's Orphanage J. B. Whelan Thomas Kane Michael Hani P. J. Toohey Ore M. F. Wymbe Mia T. V. Powderly Clarke Bros George F. McCarthy Zeidler PJ. McNamara Patrick Connelly Nellie McCarthy

Funeral for Thomas Hastings Jr at Maly Cross Church

A requiem mass was sung at Belle vue Maly Cross Catholic church for the late Thomas Hastings Jr. The remains were borne from Meridian street home with many friends. Tev W P O'Donnell preached the sermon. Burial followed at Cathedral cemetery. Pad-bearers were from Division No. 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians, of which the deceased was a member.

Maly Cross Catholic Church Bellevue Thomas Hastings, Jr Meridian Street Decensor Tev. W. PP O'Donnell Ancient Order of Hibernians

Funeral notices for Mrs Gorsline and Beatrice Jones

The funeral arrangements for the burial of the late Mrs Gorsline have been changed and relatives and friends are invited to attend. Services will be at the house corner of North Main avenue and Lafayette street this afternoon at welock Interment in Washburn street cemetery. Services for Beatrice Jones at 07 Twelfth street at 3 o clock this afternoon with interment in Washburn street cemetery.

Annie Catherine Lynn Irving Avenue James McGurren Pittston

Plymouth Church Societies Close Summer Session

The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of Plymouth Congregational church held a well attended closing meeting for the summer last evening. The Christian Endeavor Society will continue activities.

Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society Plymouth Congregational Church Christian Endeavor Society Will

Silk fabrics and two tone color blends advertised

Retail notice touts pure silk by the roll with latest colorings and designs. Special this week offers two pieces stripe taffetas at 55 cents and matched scale at 54 cents with 69 cent two halves in plaids, checks and stripes for children's wear.

Complete stock at Globe Warehouse dresses skirts

The Scranton Globe Warehouse reports a full stock of popular dress skirt weaves with no designs or numbers lacking. Ten days ago supplies ran out, but today the inventory is complete and available.

Scranton Globe Warehouse

Stomach Bitters Promised To Restore Digestion And Health

An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters claiming it clears the brain strengthens the nerves and makes people well through a strong stomach and perfect digestion. It warns that impurities clogging the stomach lead to trouble all over the body and disease cannot exist with good digestion.

Ladies Aid to Hold All Day Church Season Tomorrow

The article notes a regular meeting this evening led by Miss Margaret Davis and Dr. T A Eynon with discussion on Wheat and Tares. The Ladies' Aid society will conduct an all day season tomorrow in the church.

Margaret Davis T. A. Eynon Ladies’ Aid Society

Scranton Items Highlight Local Accidents Sports and Society

James Scott of Jackson street suffers amputation injuries at Burges shaft after a recent accident at work. Six year old Willie Jamieson, son of Mr and Mrs Jamieson, Lincoln avenue, endangered by a wagon wheel lacerating his leg. David Williams of Bellevue, pitching for Bloomsburg Normal School, beat Honesdale won with ten strikeouts and three hits allowed. George Lewis and Miss Mother Roberts wed at Jackson Street Baptist church with Rev Thomas de Gruchy officiating. The Ladies Aid to stage a strawberry festival at the Jackson Street Haniet church tomorrow. Continental Mine Accidental Fund to run excursion to Far View on Aug 5. Electric City Wheelmen directors plan an evening meeting to organize membership contest. St Davids Guild held a meeting last evening on South Main avenue. West Scranton concert at First Welsh Baptist Church tonight. Division No 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians to meet this evening to elect officers.

James Scott Jackson Street Burges Shaft Willie Jamieson James Jamieson Lincoln Avenue David Williams Bellevue Bloomsburg Normal School Honesdale Swift George Lewis Mother Roberts Keyser Valley Thomas de Gruchy Jackson Street Baptist Church Ladies’ Aid Society Haniet Church Continental Mine Accidental Fund Farview Electric City Wheelmen St. David's Guild Choral Arciety Young Women's Christian Association South Main Avenue West Scranton First Welsh Baptist Church Ancient Order of Hibernians

Local Residents Share Visits and Plans Across Pittston and Nearby Towns

Henry Bunning and Oscar Oswald were in Pittston yesterday to hear views. Mrs. William P. Peters of Sayre revisited her daughter and sons, and other relatives from West Lackawanna Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Post of Wysox are guests of their daughter Mrs. Thomas EF. Price of North Sumner Avenue. Miss Lyndal Jones plans to travel to Philadelphia for a former classmate’s wedding. Mrs. Hugh Davis of South Lincoln Avenue hosts their son Lewis Davis of New York. Mrs. William Griffiths of Landis Street Bellevue remains home ill. Mrs. Frank Prundage and Miss Sadie Edwards joined a Carbondale concert last evening.

Henry Bunning Oscar Oswald Pittston Mra William P. Peters Sayre William Pass Reese William Pritchard West Lackawanna Avenue J. R. Post Wysox Thomas EF. ‘Price North Sumner Avenue Lyndal Jones Academy Street Philadelphia Rey Hugh Davis South Lincoln Avenue Lewis Davis New York William Griffiths Landis Street Bellevue Frank Prundage Sadie Edwards Carbondale

Local Social Notes Highlight Green Ridge and Nearby Visits

Green Ridge and Southport residents name daily comings and goings including Mr BE Sturges and family summering at Southport. Frank Goddell returns from Monecy Avenue visits Honesdate. Mrs Safford returns from Kingston to Carter Street. Forest Hendrickson visits Wasleton. Mrs Gardner visits Honesdale. Spouse trips to Whitehaven and Windfall noted. Church excursion to Lake Ariel planned for the 10th. Merchants advertise toothbrushes at Manners store.

Mr. BE Sturges Southport Conn Frank Goddell Monecy Avenue A. Safford Kingston W. R. Safford Carter Street Forest Hendrickson Wasleton Paul Gardner Marion Street Honesdale W. M. Dunn Frank Keene Whitehaven Divorge Sturges Electric Avenue New Jersey Elsie Shenard Wright Glen Cove L. 1 Manners Phare Mitey Cireen Ridge Street Harry P. Prot Green Thildee Street Trenver Col George Geary Mr. Long Cupouse Avenue Wilkes- Tarre Grand Army of the Republic Frank Ackerly Thomson Boone FE. M. Keene Elmhurst Meade Avenue Father Dunn Berwick J. McManus St. Paul's Church Mazie Palmer Madison Avenue J. D. Minkle Manner Wilkes-Barre Green Ridge Street

Knights of Honor Lodge Formed in South Scranton

A new Knights of Honor lodge was organized at Storrs hall Alder street with William J. Robinson presiding. Elected officers include Dr. Albert Kolb as past dictator and John J. Behnelder as dictator, with several local officials and residents installed. The group discussed order features and its insurance aims, noting its Detroit origin and historic payouts to widows and orphans.

Storrs’ Hall Alder Street Knights of Honor William J. Robinson Supreme Lodge of Pennsylvania A. B. Byonon West Side Bank D. M. Thomas West Scranton Order Detroit Mich Royal Arcanum Twa Elks Robinson Albert Kolb John J. Behnelder Jacob Baltua John J. Gordon Emil Donn Gustave Reppert Charles Huester Trensurer Charles Murch August Storr Charles R. Phillips Guardian H. W. Berghauser G. A. Miller George Wirth, Jr

Euprems Lodge Meeting and By Laws Report

At adjournment the body reconvened in social session with Dictator Bechnelder presiding. Speeches were given by Robinson Daniels Tenkine Eynon Thomas Kolb and Wolfe with Emil Bonn providing music. A regular meeting is set for tomorrow to hear the by laws report by Captain Wirth Balius Bonn and Gordon. The Euprems lodge plans its August meeting in this city.

Bechnelder Messrs. Robinson Charles BH. Daniels D. A. Tenkine A. I. Eynon D. M. Thomas Kolb Mr. Wolfe Emil Bonn Committee On By-Laws George Wirth Jacob Balius John J. Gordon Euprems Lodge Order

Young Socials Enjoy Meadows Picnic Sunday

A prominent young party picnicked at the Meadows on Sunday in a most enjoyable manner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Geham and Miss Theresa Geham.

J. J. Geham Theresa Geham

Silk mill workers to enjoy Lake Arles excursion

The Sauquoit silk mill employer plans an outing for 2,500 workers on Saturday August 12 at Lake Arles. For years the management, led by Superintendent Davis, has provided this free day trip to its employees.

Sauquoit Lake Arles Davis

Council No 22 to Meet in Special Session Tonight

Mrs G A Miller and daughter Mary Louise Miller of Cedar avenue return from Philadelphia. John Frichtel of Willow street travels to Lebanon on business. Funeral held for John Gilroy who died at Moses Taylor hospital from heat prostration. Requiem Mass at St John s church. Interment Cathedral cemetery. Pallbearers named Michael McNulty John Granahan Thorgas Granahan Marcus Granahan Richard Timlin and Anthony Mahon.

American Mechanics Germania Hall G. A. Miller Mise Mary Louise Miller Cedar Avenue Philadelphia John Frichtel Willow Street Lebanon John Gilroy Moses Taylor Hospital North Mill Patrick

Unclear Address Orders to Sharkey at Cedar Avenue

The note directs mail or orders to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. It specifies C. B. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave and phone number 6633.

South Side Central City Hyde Park C. B. Sharkey Cedar Ave

North Scranton People Report Accidents And Local Events

Anthony Cafferty of Wales street cut his finger trimming a prop at the miny. he was treated at Moses Taylor hospital. David Brangs of Bummilt avenue injured by a falling rock at Von Starch mine. Dr Dunne attended him. Miss Margaret Davis of Parker street visited cousin Maud Evang in Blakely. Keystone Literary and Dramatic club to stage The Mountain Wall at the Auditorium next Friday. Tomorrow evening Curialdown lodge American True Ivorites will hold a social. Rescue lodge Knights of Pythias holds an important meeting. all members to attend. Camp No. 177 P O of A meets tomorrow at the Auditorium. Mr and Mrs Elias Thomas return from Tay lor visit. Mr and Mrs Edmund Jackson visiting Parker Street. Miss Amy Griffin and Miss Annie Wells visiting Clark's Green.

Anthony Cafferty Wales Street Storra’ Miny Moses Taylor Hospital David Brangs Bummilt Avenue von- Starch Mine Dunne Margaret Davis Parker Street Elias Thomas North Main Avenue Taylor Edmund Jackson Edwardsville Amy Griffin Annie Wells Clark's Green

Social Roundup and Obituaries in Green Ridge Area

Local residents visit relatives in Syracuse Binghamton and Pittston. Funeral services and interments are announced for Hachel Jones and Patrick Manley. An entertainment at Welsh Baptist church offers a prize for a five minute address on Knowledge.

Obituary notices of Kerrigan Fleming and Stansbury

Mrs Henry Kerrigan of 211 Luzerne street died yesterday morning at age 23 after a two day illness. Her funeral will be held tomorrow with a requiem at Holy Cross church. James Fleming died at Lackawanna hospital yesterday from injuries after a street car fall at Ninth and West Linden. He was 70 and survived by multiple relatives. George W Stansbury, longtime city resident, died last night around six from pneumonia after an illness.

Providence Road Tunkhannoos Marty John William Carbondale Francisco Weichel South Scranton Jefferson Avenue Green Ridge Fred Weichel Henry Kerrigan Luzerne Street James Donahoe Holy Cross Church Cathedral Cemetery James Fleming Lackawinhk Hospital Ninth West Linden Patrick Higgins John Murray Ulisses Rise Agnes Fleming Hugh Kearney Philadelphia Patrick Fleming George W. Stansbury

Coroner Probes Sudden Circus Man's Death in Carbondale

Coroner Roberts conducted a post mortem on Jasob Zortman in Carbondale after his sudden death Saturday. The examination found a blood clot in the heart region as the cause. A telegram from relatives in Indiana requested burial in Carbondale.

Roberts Carbondale Jasob Zortman Indiana Carebondale

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