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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1898

Page

5

Misses Hdith The vis and others listed readers

A partial list of names includes Misses Hdith The vis, Margaret Moran, Taura Lewin, Ag nes Garrity, Nettle Duggan, Liketotho ei, Maymerehom, denne Willipnre, Mary Merrin, Carrie Singer, olen done, Minnie Coleman, Stey Maguire.

Hdith Thevis Margaret Moran Taura Lewin Agnes Garrity Nettle Duggan Liketothoei Maymerehom Dennie Willipnre Mary Merrin Carrie Singer Olen Done Minnie Coleman Stey Maguire

Postage Stamp Exhibit Marks Trans-Aleciselppl Version

Washington issued commemorative postage stamps for an Omaha, Nebraska exhibit. Denominations include 82.1, fifty cent, ten-cent, two-cent, and one-cent stamps with themes such as Marquette, Western emigration, and other regional images. Colors and engravings vary, with sizes larger than typical issues.

Marquette

Rev R F Y Pierce Accepts Call at Penn Avenue Baptist Church

Reverend Robert F Y Pierce of Scranton has accepted the call to pastor the Penn Avenue Baptist Church. He reads his formal acceptance letter to the congregation, cites thoughtful consideration and prayer, and plans to join evangelistic and church activities including Moody ministry and two international conventions. His family and his son Charles F. Pierce, just graduated, will join him in Springfield Missouri for the summer before his duties.

Berwich Pierce Evangelist Moody Hebert Fly Penn Avenue Haptiet Church Penn Avenue Baptist Church Scranton Vietion Cordhilliy Tomer Gayl Eure Bisehureh Tobert Fly Pierie Soranten Jaime Pheree International Christian Endeavor Nashville The Baptist Young Peinle's Union Fluffalo Tampa Chickamauga Falls Church

Clerical Delegates Elected At Altoona Episcopal Convention

At the Altoona convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Central Pennsylvania Rev. Rogers Ternel Rev. George Foley Rev. De Benry Jones and FB Powers were chosen as clerical delegates to the general convention in October. The lay delegates named are Mercrr Wh North Db W.T Burley and C. M. Clement. Standing committee members include Tolman Orrick Kidward Pratt Morison Heven and others.

Episcopal Siategy Pennsylvania Altoona Rogers Ternel George CL Foley Willhiinepert de Benry Jones Wikee-Barre Powers Potteville Church of Washington Iwo Moxers RL AL Mercrr Wh North W.T Burley M. Clement Heven AL Tolman Wy I Orrick Ty Tt Hety Jones al Kidward Pratt Morison Mens. UF Fanquhar Mc Noah A. D. Holland A. N. Cleaver Th Maredith M.D

Tri-County C.B.E. Convention to Convene Next Friday

The annual Tri-County Christian Endeavor union convention will be held in this city next Friday. Prominent speakers include Rev. J. J. Lancing formerly of Boston now in Scranton who will preach the convention sermon and George H. Stewart former president of the Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor union and committee chair for the upcoming Harrisburg state convention will speak in the evening. Officers listed include Rev. K. E. Flack president, Rev. S. Wagner vice president, Della P. Evans secretary, J. C. Manning treasurer with an executive committee including A. Manninc and J. E. Fox.

Tri- County Christan Endeavor Union J. J. Lancing Boston Mass Scranton Hey George 8. Stewart Blarfelure Pennsylvania Chirletlin Endeavor Union Harrisburg Oicteber John T. Watkins KE. Flack Plymouth Rev Wagner Haateton Mire Della P. Evans Sonn. Ton J. C. Manining Pittaton A. Mann- Inc Pittston John EL Toxser Kingstiun Loulee Stark Wilker Barre

Woman Set Bed Afire On Paul Street

Ale Hartman caused a fire in a bed tick to destroy her home on Paul Street Petersburg. Police notified and arrested her. Physicians examined Mrs Linchman and declared her insane. She was sent to the Hillside Home insane department.

Ale Hartman Paul Street Petersburg Pollacw

Fourth annual commencement at Lackawanna Hospital Training School

The Lackawanna Hospital Training School for nurses will hold its fourth commencement next Thursday evening at Albright Library hall. Dr W G Fulton will deliver the main address to the graduates and Rev BD J Mactouldrick will speak, with Rev Rogers Lernel giving the invocation and benediction. Jamie F Dickson, hospital president, will present diplomas to five graduates: Mireee Busan F Dodge Frances T Drinker Ella BR Tigue Elisabeth Hoffman.

Lackawanna Hospital Training School Albright Library Hall W. G. Fulton Hev. BD Frances T. Drinker Ella BR. Tigue Elisabeth Hoffman

Labor Day Planning Committee Forms In Beirutun

The executive committees for Labor Day celebrations in Beirutun held its first meeting on Saturday evening. The joint body, elected evenly by the Building Trades Council and Central Labor Union, chose officers and proposed opening recruiting offices to drill laborers and mechanics.

M. D. Mlaherty Fh. Devaney Th Drake Gompere Amercan Federation of Labor Beruitun Besanton Building Trader Council Cie The Building Trades Council Central Labor Minion PJ. Thoras Shelrmang Jr Coolican Beir Tetary PD. Flaherty

Recruits Depart for Camp Alger From Local Districts

A new party of recruits led by Captain McCausland left Saturday for Camp Alger. The group includes men from Hawley, Susquehanna, Factoryville, and Hallstead, with nineteen from Hallstead to be allocated among companies. Additional recruits from the Eleventh Infantry are awaiting examination and deployment to Fort McPherson.

McCausland Camp Alger P.M. Nealon Bk. BP Richardson Hawley Samuel Richards North Washington Avenue Melvin Walter Factoryville Carl J. Frank Marion Street Charles Betchim William Kerns Scott Ward John Bmith Pescy Marnes Hulletiud Frank Yneill Austin Staples Willam Geuslin W. FP Simrel Grugiin Fred W. Krapr Burt BE. Dicker Alfred Rieen G. M. Bailey Ty Putnam Andrew Hayer Corp Fulton Curlond Tomoorrow Woodnesday MacClusland Noling Dentler Hie Eleventh Infantry Resus Far Arms Regiment Fort McPherron

Banquet at the Nash Hosts Scranton Alumni Event

The fourteenth annual Scranton High School Alumni banquet will be held tomorrow evening at the Hotel Nash. The event attracts growing interest with a longer program, open to all graduates and accompanying guests. Speeches include the president George K. Davidson, R. J. Treamish and others. music features soprano Miss Couragan, contralto N. A. Croft, and tenor N. A. Croft.

Scranton Nash Hue Hish School Alumni Association Acs John M. Harrie George KB. Davidson R. J. Treamish Ppel Bileullen Alps Italy Simon Nye John Murphy University of the People Alfred Wells JL. A. Porter Chass Walter L. Schanz John McCourt Mikes Diack Miss Couragan Coptralto N. A. Croft Will Sing

Clothing Store Thieves Arraigned In Barrton Case

Louis Gordon and Charles Stone were arraigned Saturday before Alderman Millar for robbing the Barton Clothing Store. They pleaded not guilty and were committed to jail in default of 1500 pounds each to await trial.

Louis Gordon Charles Stone Barton Millar

Republican nominating meeting set for Scranton venue

Pursuant to a resolution of the Republican standing committee of the Twentieth Senatorial District a nominating convention to name a candidate for the state Senate will be held at the Central Republican Club Price Building Washington Avenue Scranton on Tuesday June 21 1908 at eight o'clock p m. Kingsbury chairman Walter Briggs secretary.

Republian Central Republican Club Price Building Washington Arenue Scranton Livelock P EP. Kingsbury Walter Briggs

Wreck on Central Railroad kills and injures

A Jersey Central passenger train wrecked near Mauch Chunk two hours after leaving the city at 2 15 pm. At least two fatalities are reported, with engineer Richart McHale and news agent Charles Ebner killed. Fireman Wilfred Yurmans and dispatcher Charles Taylor badly hurt. Passengers survived, with many injured or shocked.

Richard Mchale Charles Ebner Mauch Chunk Moker Jersey Central Ths Cily the Tribune Central Railroad New Jersey To'clock Richart McHate Ewatan South Easton Wilfred Yrmans Charles Taylor Euston Ivery Ratia Me- Hele McHale John A. Nallin Casey & Kelly Brewing Company Scranton Yeothans Ebner Jersey Central Road

McBride’s Auction Offer At Scranton Mart

McBride’s Auction house on West Lackawanna avenue announces a sale on Tuesday June 21 at 1 am featuring the celebrated Hupee a fine harness horse with proven racing lines sired by Rupee and Gun Wilkes plus fifteen other horses drivers and carriages. Also advertised are handsome carriages and wagons with a commission offered for selling owners goods at the highest price in Scranton. Due payment of city taxes by June 1 1898 to avoid costs. City treasurer Holand.

Mefiride West Euckawanna Avenue Gun Wilkes Miss Roberges Scranton McBride's Avetlon Mart Luckdawanna Avenue Holand

Dinner in Honor of Soldier Walter Smith

Walter Smith of the regular army on a six day furlough spends time at home at 421 Penn Avenue. Last evening friends hosted him with dinner at the Windsor Hotel before he leaves Tuesday morning to rejoin the Thirteenth Regiment at Can Alger.

Mies Katherine van Blatter Mileberry Street Reviriner Gatley Iron Centratin I A. Niven Jewrtafret Hasteton Bontinel Rev J. B. Sweet North Hyde Park Avenue New York City Clifford H. Rudd Richmond Washington Alda Ostram Gloversvile N. Yu Mraco Crossman Throopstrent Walter Solmilil Thirteenth Regiment Hospital Vorpe Camp Alber Curioni James Calplo Ruane Bellevue New York Philadelphia Wihelington Patrick Jovee Cedar Avenue Mary Walter Smith Penn Avenue Minner Windsor Hotel Can Alger

Summer concert hosts former patrons and friends

A summer concert event invites former patrons and their friends on Thursday evening June 2 hosted by the orchestra. The notice calls for attendance and notes a social gathering after the performance.

Grand Opening at Hotel Feldman on Mulberry Street

The grand opening begins tonight at Hotel Feldman formerly Washington House located at the corner of Penn avenue and Mulberry street. Louis Feldman is the proprietor.

Feldman Washington House Penn Avenue Mulberry Street Louis Feldman

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