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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1902

Page

6

West Scranton Board Urges Viaduct Inclusion in Bond Plan

The West Side Board of Trade presses Recorder Connell to add a West Lackawanna viaduct to the bond ordinance. Resolutions demand funding over the railroad tracks on West Lackawanna avenue, with councilmen asked to withhold support until the viaduct provision is secured.

West Side Board Trade Favorite & Viaduct West Lackawanna Avenue Cornellnet Robathan Oliver James Connell North Main Avenue Marvine Airent East Market Street Bridge Ape Preach Ash Street South Side Century How Company Howe Lower Bellevue Third Avenue Yard Street West Scranton Weat Lackay Wank Arenes Seventh Ninth Streets Eine West Scranton South Scranton W. Hayden Evans Recorder Joseph Oliver

Testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Mrs Jennie O'Donnell praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing eight years of female troubles. She claims seven months to full recovery and health, urging other women to seek the remedy. The letter cites an address in Chicago and a pledge of $5000 if testimonial is fake.

Jennie EF. O'Donnell Oakland Woman's Riding Club Lydia E. Pinkham

West Scranton Viaduct Debate Ends With South Side Plan

City officials and council members clash over a $225000 viaduct on the south side, urging bond inclusion and voter input. Mayors and trustees argue over location, costs, and political impact as action moves to authorize a south side structure.

Narrow Escape From Fire At Chestnut Street Home

Mrs. K Katherine Hellstein narrowly escaped cremation when a spark from a parlor rug ignited her dress. Her son Andrew Hellstein Jr. acted quickly, pulling off the burning garments and saving her life though he suffered burns to his hands. Andrew Jr. works at Nut and Bolt works.

K Katherine Hellstein Andrew Hellstein Chestnut Street Andrew Hellstein

Mrs Alexander Phillips Hosts China Club Tea

Mrs Alexander Phillips of Eynon Street entertained the China club Monday afternoon at five o clock. The social event was well attended by Mrs John Hopkins Mrs Evan Jones Mrs Alexander Phillips Mrs David Halvey Mrs David Davis Miss W Z Beynon Mrs David Reese Mrs Charles Major Mrs David William Mrs David Edwards Mrs David Jones Mrs John James and Mrs Morgan Lewis.

Alexander Phillips Eynon Street China Club John Hopkins Evan Jones David Halvey David Davis Mere W. Z. Beynon David Reese Charles Major David Wiliam David Edwards David Jones John James Morgan Lewis

Friends Throw Surprise Party for Thomas Lewis

The friends of Thomas Lewis of 1904 Hynon Street held a surprise party Monday evening with clever entertainment. Gomer Lewis David Willams and Thomas Bevan sang solos while Morgan played instrumental selections.

Thomas Lewis Hynon Street Gomer Lewis David Willams Thomas Bevan Morgan

Oxford Glee Club to Represent Wert Scranton at Allentown eisteddfod

A concert tonight raises funds for the Oxford Glee club as it prepares to represent Wert Scranton at the Allentown eisteddfod next Monday. The programme features club selections, Mrs D B Thomas female party, soloists including Mrs James Heckel Miss Vin Jones David Jenkins John Evans, and piano pieces by Tallie and John Lewis with Miss Norma Williams and Mrs D B Thomas as accompanists.

Oxford Glee Club Wert Scranton Allentown Thomas Abrams Harris Jones David Stephens Benjamin Griffiths Charles Hartley Tallie John Lewis Norma Williams D. B. Thomas

Mine Pumps Fail Cause Sloan Colliery Shutdown

An early morning accident at the Sloan mine caused a one day suspension as water pumps failed. Repairs took several hours and the colliery is expected to resume operations today.

Sloan

Prayer meeting and social events in city churches

The regular weekly prayer meeting is at Simpson Methodist Episcopal church this evening. A concert is hosted by the Oxford Glee club at the First Welsh Congregational church. The Scranton Alumni Base Ball club meets at 7 20 this evening at Robert Carson's home on South Main avenue.

Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Oxford Glee Club First Welsh Congregational Church Scranton Robert Carson South Main Avenue

Remains of infant interred in Cathedral Cemetery

The eight month old Alice Hiur rington daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Hiur rington of 199 South Grant avenue was laid to rest yesterday at Cathedral Cemetery. An executive committee for the Scranton Choral Society was named: Willam Johns Palmer Williams Thomas Marshall Louis Howell John M Edwards James Powell W A Thoms Frank Beck Tallie Evans and David Owens. Reese Lewis of 19 Hampton street was arrested on assault and battery charges by Constable Timothy Jones and jailed in default of bail. Simon Jones of 114 Morris court is seriously ill with typhoid pneumonia. Mrs George B Reynolds of North Malin avenue returned home after visiting her parents in Reading.

Alice Edward Hiurrington South Grant Avenue Cathedral Cemetery Willam Johns Palmer Williams Thomas Marshall Louis Howell John M. Edwards James Powell W. J. Thoms Frank Beck Tallie Evans David Owens Scranton Choral Society Reese Lewis Hampton Street Timothy Jones Simon Jones Morris Court George B. Reynolds North Malin Avenue A& Vitit Reading

Local News From Green Ridge And Surroundings

Lela Woodruff of WMlectric avenue injures a lame foot at a Saturday basketball game. Louisa Williams of North Park suffers grip in the past days. The Wenman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Green Ridge Presbyterian church postpones its annual meeting to next Wednesday due to the storm. The Woman’s Christ in Temperance mission at 442 Capouse resumes this afternoon at three o'clock. Rh. Foster of Buffalo has joined G. W. Horn baker. Emma Arnold of Clark’s Summit visits Breaker street relative. A United Evangelical choir concert Sunday featured Anthony Male Quartette and Miss Newell as soloist. Ford Hug of Pittston avenue sues tenant D A Dyer for rent and damages. alderman reserves decision. The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meets this afternoon at 3 in the Evangelical church. all members urged to attend.

Lela Woodruff Wmlectric Avenue Woodruff Louisa Williams North Park Wenman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society Green Ridge Presbyterian Church Woman's Christ In Temperance Mission Cheen Idee Evangelical Church Capouse Avenue Foster Buffalo G. W. Hornbaker Emma Arnold Clark's Summit Migwiel Weber Breaker Street United Evangelical Church Nettle Newell Anthony Williams Jolius Dethree Whityaure Miss Newell Graybenger Irgan Kain Ruple Whitmore Messenger Dohwon Ford Hug Pittston Avenue D. A. Dyer Halley Charles H. Soper Hug D. J. Reedy Dyer Alderman Bailey Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Green Ridge

Minooka Township Officials Elected as New Offices Created

The Minooka board filled the new township offices created by a recent change. Police appointments and government matters were discussed. St Joseph’s Temperance Society plans a ground ball on Tuesday night with strong music and lively festivities. Mrs Thomas Wilken of Dormantown Pa visited recently and left for home. Tudiihy Lyden, a long-time resident, died after months of illness at age near the seminary mark. he left a white and family in Minooka. Funeral announcements to follow.

Superviaves Josph Temperaner Society Euster St. Joseph's Thomas Wilken Dormatown Tudiihy Lyden Mincoka Michael Lyden Staford Street Minooka

Sermon by Rev McDermott Inspires Suffolk Men at Church

Rev McDermott of Simp son Methodist Episcopital church West Scranton addressed the Brotherhood of St Paul at Providence Methodist church urging young men to abandon saloon life for church work. He noted women lead in church labor and urged greater male devotion. Local officers: Spencer DeWitt president Edward Benjamin secretary Oram Reese treasurer.

Eel Oc. McDermott Simpson Methodist Episcopital Church West Scranton Brotherhood of St. Paul Providence Methodist Church Portors Spencer DeWitt Edward Benjamin Oram Reese

Entertainment Programme at Court Street Methodist Church

An evening concert features Lewis McCusher and a male quartet, with instrumental pieces by Ludwig Lintrumential. Willa Sweet and others perform, including a feature by Mire of York. A choir and soloists present a varied program as refreshments of cake and cream are sold after the concert.

Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church Lewis McCusher FMB Ludwig Ludwig Lintrumential del. Mire, York, Mee Willa Sweet Bom: Centerer Sytaceeeres Reese and Min Kolin Anthem Co Cher

Memorial Baptist Social Set for March 27 in Parlor

Classes No 2 and 7 of Memorial Baptist church plan a social in the church parlors on March 27. Martin McGough of Brickvenue suffered a severe right ankle fracture while drilling with the Pather Whitty society in St Marys hall Sunday. John Devine of Willian Street is recovering from a recent illness. Mailcarvier McDonough of Wot

Memorial Baptist Church Martin McGough Brickvenue Pather Whitty Society St. Mary's Hall John Devine Willian Street Mailcarvier McDonough

Local News Briefs From Warrior Run to Easter

Market street is back on duty after an illness of three days with Joseph Boyle and his sister visiting the Coleman home in Oak street. Rev. W. F. Davis travels to Parsons for the Welsh Baptist ministers conference meeting. Olympia Local club plans a social on March 25. Memorial Baptist church Bible class social for young men will occur last week of the month with all bachelors. Providence Women’s Christian Temperance union cancels this week due to county convention on March 13 at Dunmore M E church. The Holy Treasury church societies will reopen Easter Monday night.

Market Street Joseph Boyle Warrior Run John Coleman Oak Street W. F. Davis Memorial Baptist Church Parsons Welsh Baptist Ministers’ Conference Pennsylvania Olympia Providence Women’s Christian Temperance Union Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church

South Scranton Notes Council Meeting and Local Notices

Council No. 129 will hold its regular yearly meeting Friday night with important business and plans for holy communion at St John’s Church. City Treasurer B. Robinson and friend Charles Clesing left for Hot Springs Arkansas yesterday by Lackawanna Railroad. Bowling and basketball games are scheduled for this evening on Pitleton Avenue and in St John’s Hall. Dr Schrey's Lung Healing Ballloon offers guaranteed cough cure with no pay if it fails. John Coyne of Minooka and friends return from a New York pleasure trip with home affairs business and an invitation from Mein Leber Herr.

Aue Luger Mein Leber Herr

Royal Niba Blarney Causes Victims

A fragment notes that many fell prey to the blarney of his royal Niba, suggesting a cunning or persuasive figure induced harm or deceit among observers. No further details are provided in the readable text.

Injuries Reported After No. shaft Blast at Dunmore

Three laborers Munley McDermott and Kuane were injured when a blast tore a dividing wall at No. shaft of the Erie company. Munley is in critical condition. Lown Mathew Hichard rope-rider at No. 1 shaft was slightly hurt. Mr and Mrs Christopher Keller hosted friends on Electric avenue with games and refreshments. St Marys choir plans practice and conversion arrangements for April 16. John J Reilly leaves Throop street for Lopez Sullivan county to reside permanently.

Munley McDermott Kuane Lown Mathew Hichard No. 1 Erie Company Aid Christopher Keller Electric Avenue St. Mary's Choir John J. Reilly Throop Street Lopez Sullivan County

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