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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1902

Page

6

Special Train to Allentown for St Patrick's Day Eisteddfod

A five coach excursion from Scranton to Allentown over CNJ will carry singers for the Lehigh Valley eisteddfod on March 17. Departures from North Scranton at 6 am and Allentown at 11.30 pm with stops en route. Oxford Glee Club and West Scranton to perform at a fundraising concert March 12 at South Main Ave. Includes a schedule, round trip fare of 2.15, and expected delegations from Scranton Taylor and Wilkes-Barre.

Scranton Allentown Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh Valley Taylor Pittston Wilkes-Barre Eagle Street Ashley Pennsyivanti North Scranton West Scranuton Taylor Ft Pennsylvania St. Thurick Oxford Glee Club West Spainton First Welsh Congregational South Malin Avenue Wednesdy

City Wheelmen open new theater with minstrel show

Manager Disle and the social committee plan the opening night program. The City Wheelmen promise the best amateur production in the city with Alfred Wooter leading the cast in musical portions and the chorus and solo work receiving high praise. Old favorites join several new comedians in the ensemble.

Disle Alfred Wooter Apear

Barges Runaway Beside West Lackawanna Grocer Store

A team of barges owned by Charles Sanker escaped from in front of Stichards store on Ninth Street and caused excitement. The runaway moved from Ninth to Robinson to Jackson and down Main to Luzerne, colliding with a telephone pole before being halted. One horse was slightly injured.

Charles Sanker West Lackawanna Avenue Stichards Ninth Street Ninth Robinson Jackson Main Luzerne

Local Meetings Planned This Evening in Scranton Area

Local union No. 331 UMWA will hold a business meeting in D. D. Evans hall this evening. Plymouth Congregational church members plan action on Rev. E E Boyle's resignation. West Scranton Prohibition Alliance meets at 446 Fifteenth Street with a program and refreshments. Oxford Glee Club gathers at First Welsh Congregational church. Waneta Dancing class meets at St. Davids hall tonight.

United Mine Workers of America D. D St. David's Hall

Multiple Society Meetings Reported Across City

Local notices describe the Loyal Crusaders meeting at First Welsh Baptist church basement and West Side Central Republican club plans for their Master dance. Electric City Wheelmen rehearsals and a minstrel performance are noted, along with prayer services at Simpson Methodist and funeral arrangements for Mrs. Frank Kellett.

Ude Simmons Electric City Wheelmen William Jeremiah Hyde Park Avenue Benjamin Lewis Nanticoke Washburn Street Price Loyal Crusaders First Welsh Baptist Church West Side Central Division Street St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Cathedral Willie Evans Bromley Avenue Eynon & Co Harry Watkins Parry Bellevue “Juvenile Choir Bradshaw Cawley North Grant Avenue Morgan Mors Gans Jackson Street Patrick Casey North Scranton Scranton St. David's Hall St. Brenden's Council Young Men's Institute Ltory Name Society S J. Patrick's Catholic Church Men's League First Baptist Church TD. J. Jenkins John Evans Will Thughes

Local notes salute arrivals and recoveries in area

Arthur Winer of Bulwer street recovers from a serious illness. John Jones of Byron street returns from the Adirondacks. David Jenkins of South Van Buren avenue is ill. Will Hughes of Philadelphia visits his parents on South Hyde Park avenue. Elizabeth Grinder of Mervineld Street visiting in Olyphant. The home of Mr and Mrs John Hell at 120 South Hyde Park avenue welcomes a son Noah M. Kees of Wilkes Barre. Gethin Jones of Freeman avenue with Miss Mary Holley of 358 North Hyde Park avenue. Miss Holley suffers with diphtheria. Mr and Mrs William Reese of Snyder avenue return from a visit with Mrs Reese’s brother David Reese of Dorranceton. John FE Reese of Hampton street is on the sick list. Thomas Reynolds and Miss Lilian Reynolds and Mr and Mrs S Reynolds are mentioned in the lists.

Arthur Winer Bulwer Street Tripp's Park John Jones Byron Street Adirondacks David Jenkins van Buren Avenue Will Hughes Philadelphia South Hyde Par Avenue Elizabeth Grinder Mervineld Street Olyphant John Hell South Hyde Park Avenue Thoms &, Reynolds Lilian Reynolds Reynolds

The Homeliest Man in Scranton Remedy Ad

An old drug advertisement invites readers to obtain Kemp’s Balsuin claiming quick relief for chronic wands and coughs as well as pneumonia and consumption. It touts a guaranteed remedy and mentions a byline with price and unclear details.

Nurse leader Widens praise for Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Miss Virginia Granes, president of the Nurses' Association in Watertown New York, recounts a long nursing career and endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims it cured her own womb and ovary inflammation after other treatments failed, urging women to seek its benefits and noting a $6000 forfeit if testimonial is false.

Virginia Granes Nurses'Association Watertown N.Y Lydia KE. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

Daniels Attend George Maxey Funeral Tuesday

Morgan P. Daniels and W. G. Daniels attended the funeral of the late George Maxey at Forest City on Tuesday.

Morgan P. Daniels W. G. Daniels George Maxey Forest City

Pin Setters Strike Over Pay at North Scranton Alleys

A Tuesday night strike at the Auditorium bowling alleys in North Scranton followed demands for an assistant to help pin-setters. The workers backed by the union of three alleys walked out until new pay was agreed and new pin-setters were hired, restoring normal operations by the next night.

Concert by Watkinsham's orchestra postponed by blizzard

The concert scheduled tonight in the Auditorium for the Y W C A benefit by Professor Watkinsham's orchestra has been postponed due to the blizzard. The new date will be announced later.

Watkinsham

New Officers to Be Installed at Camp 9 155 Modern Woodmen

March 18 installation for Camp 9 155 officers. Social events include Olympia Social club annual dance March 25 and North End Glee club event at O Malley’s hall tomorrow night. April 13 benefit hall for John Tighe at O Malley’s hall. Birth announcements: a son to Mr and Mrs George Anderson of Putnam street and a daughter to Mr and Mrs C H Griffin of Clifford street. Orra M Reese partially recovered and home from Moses Taylor hospital.

Woodmen of el. S. Alworth C. E. Daniels Epworth League Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church

Not the Guest Expected Asemite Incident at Seminary

Selly Low reports a western seminary for young women faced a prank that began with hosting visitors from a neighbor shop. A male intruder tried a basket drop into dormitories. a faculty member attempted action then fled. The attempted capture ended in a chaotic escape as the intruder was identified. New York Times

Selly Low Hitle Informil Sioheen Otto Franthe Goream New York ‘Times

Woman in bathtub suicide attempt saved by daughter

Mrs Swisher, an elderly resident of South Scranton, stepped into a bathtub to end her life but was found by her daughter at 2910 Pittston avenue and survived after rapid medical aid. George Schrader was arraigned before Alderman Leates on assault and battery and threats, bail set at $600 for court appearance.

George Schrader Leates Michael Zsappka Delizer Pittston Avenue Minooka City Stafford Avenue Schrader

Brotherly feud lands Michael Zsappka in custody

George Zsappka of 3384 South Washington avenue had warrants sworn out for his brother Michael by Alderman Leates on charges of defrauding a board bill and un brotherly conduct toward Mrs Zsappka. The alderman held Michael in bail but the prosecutor later forgave the brother and paid costs. Michael returned and threatened to harm George, leading to a committal and Michael being housed at the Alderman Street station with a hearing planned for this morning.

George Zsappka Washington Avenue Alderman Leates Michael George Alder Street

Burial of James Gavan at Dunmore Cemetery

James Gavan the young son of Mr. and Mrs. William Gavan was laid to rest in Dunmore cemetery yesterday afternoon. The bereaved home at 1407 Stone Avenue was crowded with friends as a long procession of carriages conveyed the body to the final resting place. Pallbearers were Thomas McIntyre William Boland Thomas Quinn and James Boland.

James Gavan William Gavan Dunmore Stone Avenue Thomas McIntyre Willam Boland Thomas Quinn James Boland

Sickness in horses spurs veterinary work. Scheuer Bros buns hit hard

An epidemic of horse illness grips the area with veterinarians kept busy. Scheuer Bros bakers report the loss of a valuable animal and another half-worthless. The American Fife and Drum Corps plans its fifth annual grand ball for St Patrick's Night March 17 in Athletic Hall. Funeral of Patrick Mangan at 9am from 1211 Prospect Ave. St Aloysius Society to meet tonight in Pharmacy Hall. Fred Lentes, son of Alderman, mentioned among attendees.

Scheuer Bros Bakers Fife and Drum Corps Athletic Hall St. Patrick's Patrick Mangan Prospect Avenue St. Aloysius Society Pharmacy Hall Fred Lentes Alderman

Cedar avenue resident taken ill and serious condition

Mrs. John Lentes of Cedar avenue fell ill Tuesday night and remained in a serious condition last evening. Mrs. Matthew Young of Willow street is also seriously ill. The ad promotes Dr Schley's Long Healing Balsam with a no cure no pay guarantee and states it is for sale by all dealers.

John Lentes Cedar Avenue Schley Matthew Young Willow Street

Infant John Hughes Dies. Rites Tomorrow

Obituary for John Hughes infant son of Mr and Mrs Hughes of South Hyde Park avenue reports death yesterday with funeral planned for tomorrow afternoon.

John Hughes South Hyde Park Avenue

Funeral Notices for Thomas Naughiton and Margaret McHale

The funeral for Thomas Naughiton, drowned last Friday in Leggett's crock, will be held today at his father Patrick Naughton’s home on West Market Street. Margaret McHale’s funeral is set for today at 2 PM from Henry J. O Malley’s residence at 10 West Market Street. The service will proceed to Dunnere Catholic Cemetery.

Thomas Naughiton Pterick Naughton West Marketstorrt Margaret McHale

Americans Secure 200 Million Ruble Russian Tram Concession

A U S syndicate of American investors gains a Russian concession to electrify tram lines in St. Petersburg Moscow and other cities. The deal valued above 40 million pounds covers 15 miles of railway rebuilds with equipment likely from Westinghouse. Negotiations led by Murray A Verner and signed with Finance Minister M de Witte, enabling rapid winter transit.

St. Petersburg Moscow Russia Murray A. Verner Pittsburg United States of America M. de Witte Verner New York United States Sellers McKee Higgest Pitteburo Indianapolis Bt. Petersburg Come Poly Ines Aysteim Westinghouse Kiecthig Company Pitleeburg Westinghouse Company Trafford Park Manchester Bk. Petersburg

Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Claims Big Cures

The text argues the pugilist and diseased smokers face a counted out fight with life and promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for bronchitis deep coughs hemorrhage night sweats emaciation and other fatal conditions. It quotes John T Reed of Jefferson Arkansas praising its effects after twelve bottles and asserts its superiority over competing medicines.

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