West Scranton Eleventh Annual Dinner and Concert
The Ladies of the Tabernacle Church South Hyde Park avenue held their eleventh annual dinner and concert, serving over ten thousand meals from 1 to 8 pm and turning away more than two hundred. The event featured a grand supper, national colors, five long tables, and many volunteers orchestrating service and decor while honoring community figures.
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Tabernacle Church
Hyde Park Avenue
Utie
I the Orn
Omnufficient Corps of
Ladion
VoMre
A. A. Chick
Redman
Hugh Willems
Misseside Jones
Kotte Duaviv
Mre Thomas DD
Hy. Mvana
Mre
Sfr Thoe
Minwea Magmgele Thomas
Lingie Jenking
Lizale Bowen
B. Fivane
Aire
Sarah T. Morgan
W. Deviee
Evan Th. Evans
Gritt
Margaret Thomas
Mist James
Bertha Banere
Mary Edwamite
Caesie Morgane
Mix
William Deeon
Thomas Lawrence
Mieres Sarah Ann Evan
May Price
Rachel Javie
Eligabeth Cullen
Ante Darts
Musical and Literary Evening at Chapet Auditorium
The Chapet auditorium hosted an entertainment with the Meten event featuring the William Connell Glee Club under W W Evans. Attorney James J Watkine chaired and spoke on St. David’s Day and Welsh identity. The program, run by the church’s waves and means committee, was a success socially and financially.
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Chapet
Whch
Algo Wnable
William Connell Glee Club
W. W. Evans
James J. Watkine
Taylor
St. David's
Wava and Means Committee
Church
Columbia Chemical and Hose Company Plans Funeral Tribute
A special meeting at the Columbia Chemical and Hose Company headquarters discussed the death of late member and secretary Robert B P Diehl. President Corlees spoke warmly and A H Holmes paid tribute. members will attend the funeral in a body in full uniform with white gloves.
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Columbia Chemical and Hose Company
Petion
Robert BP. Diehl
Evers
Corlees
Elate
A. H. Holmes
Love House
PS O
Electro City Wheelmen
Robert Thehl
Neambers
Lind O'Elink
Services for Patrick Gaughan Held at St Patrick's Church
Services were held for the late Patrick Gaughan at St Patrick's church yesterday morning. Rev P L B Lavelle celebrated a requiem mass and offered a consoling sermon. Floral tributes reflected high esteem as pallbearers included Frank McAndrew Patek Shevlin John Giblin James Rush Richard Lonegan and James McCullugh. Interment followed at Danmere Catholic cemetery.
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Patrick Gaughan
St. Patrick’s Church
Plb
Lavelle
Frank McAndrew
Patek Shevlin
John Giblin
James Rush
Richard Lonegan
James McCullugh
Danmere Catholic Cemetery
Surprise Party Honors George Speidman on Academy Street
A surprise party was tendered to George Speidman of Academy street at his home on Thursday night. The event featured musical selections, games, and refreshments with guests including Mrs Phillips, Henry Phillips, Mrs Thiel, Miss Mitchell Richards, and several Mr. and Mrs. attendees.
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St. David's Day
George Sneidman
Academy Street
Patrick Gaughan
George Speidman
Anne
Mrs Phillips
Henry Phillips
Thiel
Mtchel Richards
Whitman
Snyder
Wrigley
Path
A Day of Wonderful Ribbon Selling Today
A vivid sales note promotes striped Tatieta Silk Rib ribbons four inches wide in all colors and urges buyers to shop tomorrow for broad Taffeta Ribbons seven inches wide with endless color options. It highlights Liberty Royal Corded Ribbons silk in bright finishes and newest shades at moderate prices.
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Liberty
Local residents listed in wedding notices
Mr. and Mrs. Watrous, Mr. and Mrs. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Hol, Mr. and Mrs. Cramer, Mr. and Mrs. Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Converse, Mr. and Mrs. Lewie, Mr. and Mrs. Stitt, Mr. and Mrs. Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Quick, Mr. and Mrs. Metcaland, Mr. and Mrs. Pratt are named in a community wedding notice.
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Mra. Watrous
Mre. Rice
Mra. Richards
Hol
Mra. Cramer
Mra Owens
Congreve
Lewie
Mere. Decker
Mre. Quick
Hyde Park Camp to Convene Meeting at Trorite Hall
Modern Woodmen of America Hyde Park Camp will hold a Monday evening meeting in Trorite hall. District Deputy Joseph Hughes will attend and deliver an address. Members are urged to be present as many matters of importance will be considered and several applications ballot. After routine business an orial session will follow.
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Hyde Park
Woodmen of America
Trorite Hall
Joseph Hughes
Orlal
Church Calendar Notes From Local Meeting And Services
The trustees hold a regular monthly meeting on March 4 at 7150. The pastor opens Sunday evening service March 1 with Great Hymns and Their Authors. A silver offering will be taken. Children admitted only with guardians. Tom Thumbs wedding reenacted Tuesday evening March 5 with 24 cent admission. Next Sunday the pastor exchanges pulpits with Dr. Whalen of Carbondale. Tuockson street Baptist Glee club appears in the evening. Ladies Aid Society meets weekly.
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Tople
Tom Thumbs
Willl
Dr. Whalen
Carbondale
Tuockson Street
Glee Cluh Wilsley
Ladies’ Aid Sociery
Yale Dramatic Club President Presents Evening of Impersonation
Willard DBD. Trows, president of the Yale Dramatic club, will present an evening featuring impersonations on Friday March 1 at the Woodburn street Presbyterian church to benefit the West Scranton branch of the Young Women's Christian Association. Flo will be assisted by orchestral and vocal music.
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Willard Dbd. Trows
Yale Dramatic Club
Woodburn Street Presbyterian Church
West Scranton
Young Women's Christhan Association
Howe Ia
Scranton
Flo
Electric City Wheelmen
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Patricthy Onder
Americas
Amalgamated Meat Culiers and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Cooperative Hall
Tomer J. Call
Syracuse
N.Y
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Daisy McCrory Offered Philippine Education Post
Miss Daisy McCrory, Melent instructor at the Bloomshore Normal School, is recommended by President Welch to government educational work in the Philippines. The offer includes free transportation and a salary of 100 per month for three years. Pupils hope she stays.
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Daisy McCrory
Bloomshore Normal Svhool
Welch
Philippines
McCrory
Leolde
Hich
Whalen Delivers Wit and Humor Lecture in Carbon
Henry J. Whalen of Carbon gave a famous lecture on The Wit and Humor of the Irish People at the Methodist Church to a large audience. The next lecture in the series will be by Rev. D. Weeks on The Passion May on Thursday night March 14.
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Henry J. Whalen
Carbon Tale
Local Church Services and Notices From Dunmore Area
Community notices list church services at Denmore Presbyterian and Dunmore Methodist Episcopal churches with pastors William F. Gibbons and A J Van Cleff. Details include Lord's Supper at Denmore, new members, morning and evening sermons, and Sunday school. Transportation and visitor welcome emphasized.
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Winterstein Te Ils
North Blakely Street
Charles Conn
Butter Street
Parles
Bow
Bishop
Honesdale
Annie Henwood
Buriel
New York
Arthur WW. Close
Third Street
A. E Brown
Green Thidge Street
B. PF
Denmore Presbyterian Church
William F. Gibbons
Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church
Fiev
A. J. van Cleff
Wil Prevell
Vivet
Ramet
Funeral and church services announced in Green Ridge
The Lord's supper will be celebrated at the Cyreen Bridge Presbyterian church tomorrow morning. The funeral of Mrs. Madswari Teal will be from her late home on Monsey Avenue tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment will follow at Washburn Street Cemetery. Mrs. L F Krillani of Apolune Avenue is recovering from illness. Archdeacon Radcliffe to conduct church mission.
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Mioming
Cyreen Bridge Presbyterian Church
Mre
Madswari
Teal
Monsey
Af 9
Orlook
Avenue Baptist Church
Washburn Atreel Cemewry
FP. Krillani
Apoiune Avenus
Radcliffe
Ehdovs
Church of
A Sensible Man Seeks Kempe Balsan Thief cure
A newspaper notice promotes a medicine claiming to treat coughs lds throat bronchitis and croup. It offers a free sample bottle to prove its merit and lists a price of 950 for the remedy through druggists.
Contagion and Infection and a Home Remedy
Contagious diseases spread person to person while infectious diseases travel through the air. The grip attacks the weakest system and starts with a cold in the head and throat. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are recommended to break up attacks, destroy germs, and are safe for children and adults alike.
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Hke Stuart
Ka Grippe
Reneon Stuart
TH. Lewiston
Stuart
Community Notices From Green Ridge Area
The Good Shepherd at Monsey Avenue and Green Ridge Street announces services from March 3 to March 1 with schedules including Sun Haye 7 90 100 am 2 20 4 7 00 pm and weekdays 7 50 am 4 90 7 20 pm. Miss Louise Warren returns from visiting friends. out of town guests of Mr and Mrs Hart return home. Miss Mabel Fordham hosts BM Social Club on Capouse Avenue. Lewis W Lewte ja at Marion Street. Green Ridge Presbyterian Church held communion preparatory services. A large audience enjoyed Ella Roney class stereopticon views at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Sunday school last night.
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Good Shepherd
Monsey Avenue
Green Ridge Street
Louise Warren
Ouryear
Hart
Penn Avenue
Mabel Fordham
Capouse Avenue
Lewis W. Lewte Ja
Marion Street
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Green Ridge
Ella Roney
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Wyoming Seminary Jam Defeats North End State In Close Title Match
In the Auditorium a large crowd watched Wyoming Seminary Jam beat North End State 11 to 7 to claim the Lackawanna and TarveTne championship. Notable Seminary players included Samuel, Will Davis, Skifvfendan, Orlando Jones and Frank Evans.
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Wyoming Seminary Jam
North End
Aloc G
Fhve
Kingston
Lugerne County
Lackawanna
TarveTne
Siva
Samuel Ands
Will Davis
Skifvfendan
Orlando Jones
Frank Evans
Mr and Mrs Berton Sisco Celebrate First Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Berton Sisco marked their first wedding anniversary at their Breaker street home. An evening of music and vocal solos followed by hour refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Weston, Mr and Mrs Oakles, Mr and Mrs Broughton and Mrs Stont, Misses Wileon Bilvera Warren Patterson Metowl Slimer Robert Stolth Weston Messe Phar Anidervon Thy and Coat.
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Berton Sisco
Breaker Street
Airs
Weston
Mes
Oakles
Mire
Etm
Broughton
Stont
Misses Wileon
Bilvera
Warren Patterson
Metowl
Slimer
Robert
Stolth
Messe
Phar
Anidervon
Thy
Coat
Fourthagogue social at Providence M E church
An entertainment night called Fourthagogue social will be held at Providence Methodist Episcopal church parsonage next Thursday evening March 7 at 7 40. Admission is free and a roomful of subscribers is desired. confectionery and refreshments will be on sale after the event.
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Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Woods
Freelan
Preeinc docket shows spike in arrests at police HQ
The docket lists many arrests over the past month including drunkenness disorderly conduct fighting and nuisances. Several offenders were committed to jail while others paid fines totaling 141 dollars. Patrols on duty in the section and Green Ridge.
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Gireen Ridge
Funeral of 7 year old Mabel Atherton
The funeral for Mabel Atherton seven daughter of Mr and Mrs Avery Atherton of Parker Street will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from the parental home 46 Parker Street. Interment follows at Forest Finch cemetery.
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Mabel Atherton
Mr and Myre
Avery Atherton
Parker Street
Parker Sttreet
Porest Fin) Cemetery
Personal notices from Bellifoit Terrace to Lafayette College scene
Ms KOo Jackeot of Bellifoit Terrace visits her son at Lafayette College Mason Horton Rhodda of New Jersey has moved to Brick Avenue Mr Stephen Ruble and family of Thompson Street write to parents in Canada Mr and Mrs Lowly of Parkville visit daughter Mrs Cure yesterday
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Koo
Jackeot
Bellifoit Terrace
Lafayette College
Maston
Horton Rhodda
New Jersey
Brick Avenue
Stephen Ruble
Familly
Thompson Street
Canada
Lowly
Pearkville
Knights of Malta Install Officers at Hartman Hall
South Scranton commandery No. 280 of the Knights of Malta installed officers for the new term at Mort man’s Hall with Deputy Grand Commander Sir John Ke in charge. The semi annual report shows cash on hand of 1000.95 and total assets of 1608.45, the commandery instituted June 1 1857.
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Hartman's Hall
Knights of Malta
John E. Evans
South Scranton
Junger Moennerchor
Girant
Mortman's Hall
John Ke
Hlv. Stock
Pred . Well
Harey Mannick
Charles de Wieht
Adam H. Frichtel
Ier Letant
George Fenne
J. Titheburg
One Commandery
Alain Cockrill
Recorder
Holm
Working Women Classes Promoted by South Side YWCA
The South Side Young Women's Christian Association plans next week to hold two afternoon and two evening classes for unemployed young women affected by the strike. A cooking teacher will instruct and the girls will participate in practical tasks.
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South Side
Young Women's Christian Association
Scranton Athletic Club to Start Training School
The Scranton Athletic Club will begin training school exercises for children at their hall starting Monday evening. Classes will be held Monday and Thursday nights with Prof Victor Noth teaching and Captain Christ Tose assisting.
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Scranton Athletic Club
Victor Noth
Christ Tose
Junger Maennerchor Admits Many New Members in Meeting
The Junger Maennerchor held a regular session last night with a large attendance and substantial business conducted. New members initiated include Charles S. Nosar Edward Coleman George Bernarth William Kirst Peter Rowar Sr Peter Tobling Jr Peter Marker Charles Stark Fret Reidenbuch Frank Slocum George Rosar Harvey Bondie George Scheuer P Pat Curkick Louis Reichard Jacob Demuth Arthur Smith and Charles Tienne all from Brooklyn.
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Junger Maennerchor
Charles S. Nosar
Edward Coleman
George Bernarth
William Kirst
Peter Rowar
Peter Tobling
Peter Marker
Charles Stark
Fret Reidenbuch
Frank Slocum
George Rosar
Harvey Bondie
George Scheuer
P. Pat Curkick
Louis Reichard
Jacob Demuth
Arthur Smith
Charles Tienne
Brooklyn
Thanks for sympathy at our bereavement for Charles Claak
We express gratitude to all who supported us during our loss and attended the funeral of Charles Claak. Special thanks go to the Scranton Saengerrunde and Hatcher's club, and to Mrs. Charles Chial and Mr. and Mrs. Pontius for their kindness.
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Charles Claak
Scranton Saengerrunde
Hatcher’s Club
Charles Chial
Pontius
Regular Monthly Meeting Notes and Social Visit
The Bovanton Baengerrund holds its regular monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon in Athletic hall. Knights of St. Chorge branch No 45 meet tomorrow at 2 o'clock at St Mary's Hall. Mrs. Christian Erk of Seeleynville Pa visits Mr and Mrs William Holder on Cedar avenue.
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Bovanton Baengerrund
Knights of St. Chorge
Mary's
Christian Erk
Seeleynville, Pa
William Holder
Cedir Avenue
Letters From The People Opinion Page Note
Short letters of interest may be published with the writer name. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed.
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Ihe
the Tribune
Stone Cutters Speak Up Amid Labor Dispute
The text presents a displaced protest by stone cutters and their leaders detailing grievances with the International onion union leadership. It describes alleged coercion, disciplinary actions, and demands for fair representation while outlining protests and withdrawals from a local branch. The account cites specific incidents, meetings, and threats used to enforce decisions.
Stone Cutters Protest Union Tactics in City
A damaged pamphlet from the Scramson Stone Cutters' Association laments union leadership plotting to remove workers from the city. It calls for Building Trades Council inquiry to protect local craftsmen and keep work inside the area. Signatories include A. Cannatone and John J. Carlwood.
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A. Canattone
Mreeidene
John J. Carlwood
Scramson Stone Cutters
Obituary of Joseph D. Bled a Scranton resident dies at home
Joseph D. Bled a longtime Scranton resident died yesterday morning at 646 North Main Avenue after a yearlong illness and a brief bed confinement. He served in the Civil War, then worked in mining and later held foreman positions at Bellevue and Areldhed mines. He was active in politics and church affairs and leaves a wife and several children.
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Scranton
Joseph D. Bled
North Main Avemma
Tilowd
Sevayton
Bellewne
Cardiner
New York
Iilorada
Bellevue
Wwe Owl
Bieri
Bieri! Athoines Werte
Prath
Miss Clary Gilligan Dies in Tragic Accident
A two year old girl Miss Clary Gilligan of Pilch Street died after a mishap near her home on Tuesday. Her sister Miss Gladys was present. authorities reported neighbors heard a delayed collapse. The tragedy prompted a late-night response and an investigation by local police.
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Clary Gilligan
al Mighenuk
A Gilliam
Pilch Street
Qlazie
Gillligan
Elie
Private funeral for Moher at South Medes Park
The funeral of the late Moher will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 oclock at the family residence on South Medes Park. The service will include hymns and a choir, with interment at Washington Cemetery follows.
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Trent Wall
Farrlie
Medes Park
Arenue
Waaldbrin
Tepognyieleat
Merle
Borda
Wiloik Domerow Pitermoon
Eliiney
Agnes
Bias Yui
Flue
Conor
Yellow journalism in New York papers era and figures
A historical note discusses circulation, finances, and influence of major New York yellow journals. It cites Hearst and Pulitzer assets, daily earnings, staff workloads, and the dramatic reporting pace illustrated by reporter George Fife covering a war story and writing thousands of words in a day.
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Herull
Patltzer
Journal
Meareight
Siennett
Mr. Politzer
Hearst
New York
Chicago
Strvkes
Philadelphia
Hin
United States
Fife
Unclear fragmentary note on royal power and palace events
Fragmentary OCR text references kingly power in a distant county and a palace scene with an unclear date. It mentions a move from palace to unknown location and hints at a grand display or ceremony. The readable parts are insufficient for concrete persons places or events.
Catarrh Cures and Claims From Early Medical Advertisements
The text outlines alleged cures for catarrh using internal remedies and tonics. It references various products and doctors, including Dr. Cheney, promoting internal mixtures and tonics as treatments. The passage reads as an era example of patent medicine claims and dubious cures.
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