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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1900

Page

5

Education of Mr Pipp tableaux at St Luke's Parish House

A Country club cast will reproduce tableaux from The Education of Mr Pipp at St Luke's Parish House tonight. The scenes, originally published as holiday drawings, depict an elderly husband and father amid social ambitions, with a list of vignettes including A Trip Abroad and A Double Wedding. Tickets are available at Powells.

St. Luke's Country Club Previowly Pipp Mustrates Econes St. Luke's Pariah Hall

Wedding Usher and Guests Gather in Philadelphia Notes

Fragments list Edward Horan an usher in Philadelphia and entertaining guests from Germany. P V Kilgallon and relatives travel from Montana. Rev. Tomer Incael receives Doctor of Divinity. manners of marriages and invitations cited across multiple names and cities including Vineland Oswego Harrisburg and New York hotels.

Edward Horan Udeelty Philadelphia Richard Kimmarher Green Vidge Germany P. Vv Kilgallon Mary Kilgallon Butte City Mont Thade Dewa Stoche Providence Road Mame Donahue Providence Edward FL. Chambern Vineland N. A Giles BR Chambers Tomer Incael St. Luke's Episcopal Church Mickinson College Carlile G. G. Barbour Lackawanna Avenue Oswego Court Crier Jacob Snyder Fffieth Washburn Street Jane J. HL. Fisher EB. Cc. Smith FF. Marsh William HW. Bone W. D. Mutchings D. Mise Lruter Matthews M. A. Cox

Water Under Control For Soldiers' Monument Foundation

Contractor Matthias Stipp, handling the court house grounds foundation, reports water removal sufficient to resume excavation. Pumps total 400 gallons a minute, about 1.5 million gallons pumped out, with solid earth expected at about thirty feet depth. Foundation to be two feet soil concrete, then solid masonry, with three weeks to ready the Harrison Granite company for construction.

Matthias Stipp Court House le Inch Harrison Granite Company

New Sheriff Candidate with Five Years Training

A local election notice endorses Jacob D. Ferber for sheriff. It states no painter needed when a plumber is available and highlights Ferber’s five years in the office and readiness to serve. The call urges voting for him in June.

Jacob D. Ferber

Edwin York Drowned in Backyard Pond

Edwin York a 15 year old of 2969 Frink Street drowned while swimming in a pond behind his home at 2 PM. He touched bottom during several dives but cramps during a final submersion caused him to sink. Friends attempted rescue. coroner notified to hold an inquest.

Edwin York Yvears Frink Street York Roberts

Narrow Escape From Death At Clift Works

Thomas Killian injured while riding an elevator at the Clift works when his head was squeezed between the descending elevator and the gate. He was taken to Lackawanna hospital for treatment. Also notes a jury commissioner election and a birth announcement for James MacSeerne born June 5 at 526 Prospect Avenue.

Thomas Killian Thomas Willian Fairview Avenue Clift Works Lackawanna Hospital

Eight Young Nurses Graduate at Mosea Taylor Hospital

Eight graduates from the Mosea Taylor hospital training school received diplomas from President Moses Taylor. Speakers included Dr N Leet Miss Maxwell of New York and Rev Dr James MacLeod. The event featured a Palm decorated auditorium, a Buona orchestra interlude, and reflections on nursing duties and professional standards.

N. ¥. Leet Miss Maxwell New York James MacLeod Moses Taylor Leet Mosea Taylor Hospital Misa Grace Matteson Mies Tortha Knipp Scranton Caroline Sélefield Pittston Mary Armstrong Charlotte Spoert Nettle Baird Mies Ella Charlton Wilkes-Barre Annie Bock Hazleton Buuea Orchestra James McLeod Dr. Leet Tania Theouchman Miss Taylor Hospital Melwod

Deviled Tongue and Ham Tins Featured for Sale

Large tins of Deviled Tongue or Ham on ice offered at a minimum price 25c regular price 6c. Large tins of Deviled Tongue or Ham ic 1.00 per dozen regular price 26c per tin. Lunch Tongue 25c per tin. Boneless Sardines halves 2c worth ie Finest French Olive Oil 75c.

Dean's Kidney Pills Sold By Forter Milburn Co

A Hyde Park engineer describes years of back pain and kidney discomfort. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills, bought at Mathew Broad drug store, with relief and urges readers to compare Seranton testimonials. Forte-Milburn Co, Buffalo, NY, sells the product for 60 cents nationwide.

Sccranton Seranton Serarton Albert Roskilly Everett Avenue Hyde Park Capouse Mines Dean Mathew Broad Forter-Miljurn Co Buffalo N. Y U. S Conan

Council Tonight Faces Toll-Gate Removal Opinion

City Solicitor Vosburg will send an opinion to select council tonight via park commissioners stating Nay Aug park toll-gate removal lacks legal right. The license committee will report amendments to the Heenge tax ordinance and seek second reading consideration.

Vosburg Select Council Park Commissioners Nay Aug Park Tribune

Wiggin s for jury commissioner and Gregory for wills

The piece endorses Charles A. Wiggins for another term as county jury commissioner noting a Philadelphia decision allowing incumbents to repeat. It also backs Daniel Edward Gregory of West Scranton as a fit register of wills, praising his honesty, upright nature and service to workers.

Charles A. Wiggins Philadelphia Office of Register of Wills Daniel Edward Gregory West Scranton

Milk ordinance discussed by city health board

Board reviews proposed milk ordinance drafted by the Green Idee Woman's club committee, with aims to license sellers and inspect herds. Health officer notes May deaths total 149, including 10 violent. contagious disease cases 165 with 20 related deaths.

Board—Health Board of Health Greenidee Woman's Club W. G.40'Malley G. B. Reynolds Thins BB Redham M. J. Kelly W. FE. Allen F. J. Widmayer Ordinancs

Lackawanna School Commencement 1900

The Lackawanna School holds commencement exercises on Thursday June 14 at 7 45 pm with the annual address by the Rev William Futhey Gibbons A M Admission by card Closing exercises for the lower school on June 14 at 3 30 pm Fall term begins September 12.

William Futhey Gibbons Bcard

Tickets for St Luke's parish benefit at Powell's

Tickets for the St Luke's parish house entertainment on Thursday June 7 for the Pree Kindergar ten. Available at Coursen's and Powell's. Diagram opens at Powell's Tuesday June 5. Tickets are 75 cents including reserved seat.

St. Luke Coursen's Powell's Powell’s

Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Mentioned For Child Health

An old ad style fragment touts a remedy “Sire Winslow’s Soothi Byrup” as the best cure for baby ailments. It claims long use in mothers and children with phrases about relief and value, priced at twenty five cents.

Boothes Winslow

Drainage Plan Referred to City Officials for Water Log Fix

The street grading and water-logged Washington area prompted a council review. The Second ward leaders and Dr Rodham will pursue a drain to the sewer basin at the corner to remove stagnant water. A Halxtead Court barn complaint by Doud and Miller was sent to the health officer.

Rodham Second Ward Washington Halxtead Court Doud & Miller

Ferber for Office Leader Favors Qualified Man

A call to vote for Jacob D. Ferber on June 1 asserts he is fully qualified to lead the office. Supporters urge voters to back his bid and emphasize readiness and competence.

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