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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1896
Page
3
Local Notes on Visits, Weddings, and Tours
A string of short items reports individuals traveling and visiting places including John C. Canavan going to Susquehanna, Joseph Sanborn at Crystal Lake, and John H. Brooks with Joseph Boles at Princeton college. Edith Poat engagement announced, violinist Julian Allen on a driving tour, and Mrs. Roche attending G A R convention events. Also quoted testimonial for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Canavan
Susquehanna
Joseph Sanborn
Penn Avenue
Crystal Lake
John H. Brooks
Joseph Boles
Princeton College
Austin Powers
Mr. Ford
Pittaton
Mary Lohmann
Honesdale
Misses Troop
Washington Avenue
Genevieve McCann
Kenwood Academy
M. P. McCann
Hachel Mulford
Friendaville
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
M. D. Roche
Capouse Avenue
Chambersburg
Grand Army of the Republic
Gettysburg
Sneileat
General Meade
General Hancock
Gumpert Brothers Founder Cigar Ad at Athletic Park
Gumpert Bros Cigar advertised by BE G Coursen wholesale agency at Athletic Park salon. Marketed as approved by governors of various states. Prices listed 10 cents each, three for 21 cents, and 58 dollars per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gumpert Bros
BE. G. Coursen
McGarrah’s Insect Powder Boxes Sold Separately
Advertisement notes 05 and 10 cent McGarrah’s Insect Powder boxes sold individually. No bulk sales and no other items offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGarrah
New Lager Ad Calls for Casey and Kelly's Finest Beer
An ad promotes Casey and Kelly's extra fine lager beer urging readers to buy. The note hints at a subpar beat and urges attention to the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey & Kelly
London Mission Work Turns Tide on Vice in Wnd End
Rev Dr Gillin described London slum life and the need for aggressive church missions. He cited Whitechapel and Mahogany Hall as centers where workers live among the deprived to preach and reform, arguing London as the world’s vice capital drives global impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles M. Cillin
Elim Park
Gillin
New York City
Chicago
Giffin
Ciffin
England
John Wesley
America
Westminster Abbey
St. James Hall
Hfe
West End
Walters London
Gimn
Sui
Wesley
Whitechapel
East End
Nes
Astin
Entcliffe Highway
God's Earth
Mr. Thompson
Confirmation at Dunmore Confers Sacrament on 411 Children
Right Reverend Bishop O'Hara conferred the sacrament on 411 children at St. Mary's church, Dunmore, assisted by several priests. The ceremony included pre and post-instruction, medals blessed by the bishop, and a high Mass at 10,900. Father Donlan led celebrations with deacon Dr. Lucas, sub-deacon Father Dunn, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Hara
St. Mary's Church
Dunmore
D. J. MacGoldrick
St. Thomas’ College
M. B. Donlan
George J. Lucan
J. J
Father Donlan
Lucas
Father Dunn
Father Feeley
Father MacGoldrick
Church
Jesus Christ
Mission speaker urges love of God for all in slums
A preacher urged urging the poor and criminals to seek Christian virtue after hearing testimonies at London mission meetings. He stressed a personal faith in God can transform even paupers and felons into good Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dience
London
Three Tramps Identified in Conklin Center Assault
Four Scranton railroad workers helped identify three tramps who invaded Martha Townsend's isolated Conklin Center home. The trio bound and beat the 67 year old widow and pulled out her toe nails. They fled after a confrontation with villagers and pursuing crowds. The case hinges on railroad witnesses from Binghamton Elmira and Scranton who recognized the suspects on a train. The wounded man carried a revolver and was beaten by a crowd. authorities expect a confession after a lengthy pursuit and investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conklin Center
Binghamton
Conklin
Scranton
Mra
Martha Townsend
Elmira
Case
Howe's
Rurroaders
Howe’s
Sneieer
Mike O'Donnell
Ed. Doud
Frank Smoke
Franz
Scranton High School Class of 1896 Commencement
The Scranton High School class of 1896 plans a commencement with thirty graduates all deemed worthy of diplomas. Harold Watrous narrowly beat Arthur Phillips for second place. Miss Alla Hine and Miss Lizzie Robinson claimed ninth and tenth, with Joseph A. Wagner close behind. Hine and Robinson declined to participate, so Miss Conger was chosen to recite, and Wagner had been elected class prophet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton High School
Harold Watrous
Arthur Phillips
Watrous
Alla Hine
Lizzie Robinson
Joseph A. Wagner
Miss Hine
Miss Robinson
Conger
Wagner
Alfred Gurd Sent to Hillside Home for Lunacy
Alfred Gurd, on parole from Huntington reformatory and in the custody of his sister Mrs Wilam Gurd, was deemed insane and Saturday committed to Hillside home by the poor authorities. Pillsbury flour mill capacity noted at 17,500 barrels daily. Mack Brocade India Silks line opened at 69 cents per yard. Monday. Finley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Gurd
Huntington Reformatory
Wilam Gurd
Hillsside
Pillsbury’s
Finley
Dundaff Baptist Church Adopts Regular Church Status
Delegates including fourteen pastors from Abington Baptist association met at Dundaff on June 2 to consider recognizing the Dundaff church as a regular Baptist church. The council elected Rev. W. G. Watkins as moderator and Rev. A. Hergen Brown as clerk. After a full review the church was unanimously recognized. An evening program featured invocation, scripture, prayer, sermon, and the hand of fellowship, with pastor J. M. Markwick and Dundaff praised for bright prospects ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington Baptist Association
Dundaff Baptist Church
W. G. Watkins
Scranton
A. Hergen Brown
Waverly
A. Bergen Stowe
EH. H. Harris
Ph. D
Taylor
G. Co. Benedict
Clifford
M. J. Watkins
Factoryville
J. L. Williams
Forest City
William A. Miller
Elkdale
J.B. Bilis
Blakely
J. M. Markwick
Dundatf
Manville Miners Tragedy Claims Young Worker
Joseph Hallinan of 459 Phelps Street died after slipping from a mine shaft platform at Manville about 2 PM Saturday. He fell 150 feet, struck his head and arm, and died before his brothers could reach him. He was 18 and had only two weeks in the country. funeral planned for Tuesday after services at Cusick’s and the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 9
Johnson's Lake
Ttalian
Joseph Hallinan
Phelps Street
Manville
Jenny
Cusick
Undertaking Establishment
Ice Cream Offer Sparks Mystery Phrase
A fragment states ice cream options and a call to action with a curious line about a hundred shapes, inviting attendance without details.
Circus Parade Crazes Fireman in Poughkeepsie
Schuyler Weaver a city fireman was driven mad while watching a circus parade and sent to the asylum. He recounted a courtship from twenty four years earlier when he met his wife during a parade of the same circus. His wife died two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Schuyler Weaver
Weaver
Religious Notes Highlight July Excursion and Local Services
The Penn Avenue Baptist Sunday school will excursion to Lake Ariel on July 7. The sixty fifth annual session of the Pennsylvania Universalist state convention is set for June 10 to 11 in Brooklyn Susquehanna county with Rev. F A Bisbee as occasional preacher. Rev George Knox D D of Indianapolis preached at Green Ridge Presbyterian church. First Presbyterian plans a meeting this evening to discuss building a parsonage at Olive street and Madison avenue. Assistant Secretary F P Brown led the Bailroad Young Men's Christian association meeting yesterday. Rev J H Harris D D Bucknell president preached at Penn Avenue Baptist yesterday. The Penn Avenue Baptist congregation meets Wednesday night to choose a pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue Baptist Sunday School
Lake Ariel
Young Women's Christian Association
Gates
Pennsylvania Universalist State Convention
Brooklyn
Susquehanna County
F. A. Bisbee
Philadelphia
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
George Knox
Indiane
Knox
Jermyn
First Presbyterian Church
Olive Street
Madison Avenue
Bailroad Young Men's Christian Association
F. P. Brown
J. H. Harris
D. D
Bucknell University
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Harris
Seventh Annual Medal of Honor Legion Convention
Commander Betts announces the seventh annual Medal of Honor Legion convention in Boston at Wanell hall on Wednesday June 17 1896 at 9 oclock Bunker Hill day. Delegates include Captain DeLacey and N A McKeown with honors from the late war. A series of receptions and events precede a harbor excursion and banquet at the American House with Governor Wolcott Mayor Quincy and Major General Nelson Miles featured. Thursday focuses on sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Betts
Medal of Honor
Legson
Waneull Hall
Boston
Bunker Hill
P. DeLacey
N. A. McKeown
Tunkhiannock
At & P.m
Roger Wolcott
Massachusetts
Josiah Quincy
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Fatal Rock Fall Kills Miner at Storrs Mine
Henry Oaky, 46, was killed instantly when rock breached a chamber at No. 2 shaft in Priceburg's Storrs mine during a fall on Friday morning. His son Joan Oaky was seriously injured. Henry leaves a wife, four sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs
Priceburg
Riday
Henry Oaky
Joan Oaky
Three Italians Create Disturbance at Pine Brook
Three Italians from Larch street riding near Pine Brook fought with local youths at the Delaware and Hudson Phelps street crossing. A razor was drawn and a clash followed as others joined in, escalating the street brawl in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Brook
Larch Street
Delaware and Hudson Phelps Iatreet
Sunny Italy
Miner Timothy Reardon Suffers Eye Injury at Dunmore
Timothy Reardon a miner at No 6 colliery Dunmore had his left eye knocked out by a flying wedge Saturday morning in a coal mine accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Reardon
Dunmore
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