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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1899

Page

6

West Scranton Events of Day Sets Plans for YWCA Branch

Meeting of those interested in starting a West Scranton YWCA branch met at Slip Box church. Location not decided as committees visit proposed sites. Officers named include Miss Margaret Jamison chair and Mrs James Hughes secretary. next report and committee lists due March at Plymouth Congregational Church.

Young Women’s Christian Association Slipson Methodist Episcopal Church EL HY Hipple Savage Margaret Jamison James BR Hughes Robert Williams John RB Thomas Mize Emma Lewie Mies Rachel Domes Joone Mine Marilis Mote Abbie Maancoek Mra A. A Mra A. A. Lina Bars Plymouth Congregational Church

Loyal Knights of America lodge hosts event with speakers and music

Enterprise lodge No. 2h Loyal Knights of America held a meeting in war rooms over Jenkins drug story that evening attended by many members. Speakers included William J. Morgan Thomas J. Reynolds and Gwilym Jones with musical numbers by Thomas Thomas David Anthony Howell G. Reese and Thomas Abel. Souvenir programmes were to be distributed.

Enterprise Lodge America Jenkins Benjamin Jones William J. Morgan Thomas J. Reynolda Gwilym Jones Thomas Thomas David Anthony Howell G. Reese Thomas Abel Casine

Drugstore listing for purest drugs at Jenkins George W

An entry notes the drug store of George W. Jenkins at Cor Maln Avenue and Jackson Street offering purest drugs. The fragment preserves the business name and street intersection, indicating a retail pharmacy listing in the period.

George W.jenkinsgs Maln Ave Jackso

Makes People Try a Bottle and See Its Good

A promotional call urges readers to sample a bottle to judge its benefits. The message emphasizes personal trial to verify the product’s positive effects.

Banquet Delayed by Printing House Fire in Philadelphia

A banquet held in Mears' hall was delayed due to a fire at the Philadelphia printing house where programs were being produced. The programs were beautifully embossed and well executed, routine work was approved, and the evening was enjoyed by members.

Mears’ Hall Philadelphia

Thirteenth Regiment Company F Guests Recall Camp Time

Residents along Main avenue hosted gatherings last evening to hear stories from Company F, Thirteenth Regiment, who shared adventures from their jet era. The group enjoyed a camp life memory, took home souvenirs including animals, and returned to St. David's hall for their old quarters as the company becomes history.

Thirteenth Regiment Main Avenue St. David's Hall

Religious meetings announced at Washburn Street church

A series of special religious meetings begins at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church with Rev. S. Wo Young of Moosic leading last night to good attendance. Tonight Rev. Fletcher of Pittston will lead, tomorrow Rev. J I Moffatt, from Avoca, presides, then Rev. Smyth of Avoca and Attorney A V Bower will speak in the closing Friday. The public is invited and services continue for two weeks.

Washburn Street Prosbyterian Wo Young Moosic Fletcher Pitteron J. 17. Moffatt Smyth Avoca A. V. Bower

Principal deposits recorded at Westside bank for three schools

The article lists deposits from principals and staff of Nos. Wt, 1, and %2 schools made yesterday at the Westside bank. Amounts include David Owens one dollar and other staff sums ranging from fractions of a dollar to several dollars, totaling 65 and 7.28 for the three schools respectively.

Nos. Wt Westside Bank David Owens Martha Watkin Risabeth Lewis Alice Evans Tortha Kelly Nellie Richards Nellie Kelly Catherine Phillips Elizabeth Price Sarah McDonald Mary Harris Miss Geamish Miss Morgan Miss Rent Miss Evans Miss Wade

Hosiery Selling for Men

A period advertisement urges prudent men to buy hosiery early in the season and notes wives often supply for their husbands.

Imported Mens Hose From Hermsdorf On Sale

Full regular dyed hose for men with double toes and heels offered as fine imported goods at a fraction of their usual 20 cent price.

Hermsdorf Wermsdorf

Thirteenth Regiment Welcomed Home Reduces Sunday Collections

Mins Park collected $1.02, Mise Murphy $1.62, Mre. Ferber 93 cents, totaling $14.91. Collections were small as many children stayed away from the aerioal to greet the Thirteenth regiment’s homecoming.

Mins Park Mise Murphy Mre. Ferber Thirteenth Regiment

Women to Serve Supper at Simpson Methodist Church

The ladies of Simpson Methodist Episcopal church will serve a supper on Thursday evening with a musical and literary program to follow. Secretary Frank W. Pearsall will lead the Epworth League meeting at Himpoon Methodist Holerpal church next Sunday at 6 o clock and speak at the church service at 7 pm before leaving the city.

Simpson Methodial Episcopal Church Frank W. Penreall Epworth League Himpoon Methodist Holerpal Church Cervier West Beranton Pearsall

Local visitors and guests travel through Forest City area

James and Frederick Jennings of Forest City were guests of Samuel and Mrs Jennings of Simner Avenue on Sunday. Mrs Daniel Jenking of Pittston had been visiting Mr and Mrs hk Hugher on North Bromley Avenue for several days and returned home yesterday. Mrs PF Strupnler of South Main Avenue is slowly recovering. David J Roses of Gelatt Susquehanna County is visiting friends here. Mr and Mrs H M Edwards of South Main Avenue are in Harelabure for a few days. Mrs Evan J Davis of Booth Main Avenue is visiting her daughter Mrs Thomas Jenkins. In Albany Mrs L H Gibbs of South Main Avenue is recovering from illness. Miss Emma Hopkins of Waverrior Run is the guest of Miss Margaret dimes of Mock Street. Miss Emma Dunn of Riverside New York is visiting Mr and Mrs William TL Thomas of South Main Avenue. Miss Hara of North Main Avenue is entertaining Miss Gilfewther of Wyoming.

Frieds H. M. Edwards South Main Avenue Harelabure Evan J. Davis Booth Main Avenue Thomas Jenkins Albany N.Y L. H. Gibbs Emma Hopkins Waverrior Run Margaret Dimes Mock Street Emma Dunn Riverside N. Y William TL. Thomas Migs € Hara North Main Avenue Gilfewther Wyoming

Liberty Hose No 2 hosts reception for returning volunteers

Members of Liberty Hose Company No 2 held a reception at their quarters to honor volunteers who joined the Thirteenth Regiment. Guests included district engineers, corporals, and several company members with speeches and music by mandolinists. Additional items note revival services, initiations, and upcoming anniversary plans in May.

Liberty Hose Company No. 2 Joseph Birtley David Evans Arthur Mills Thomas Mills John Jones Corpany E Thomas Richards Clinton Silkman Company A Mandoliniers U. OF. Jones TL Miller Jacob Bmilth David Birtley Robert Meadlock John Evans Joni Ho John DL. Davis Walter Kennedy William Rodda David Jehu Willian Vaughen Thomas Low Kalris Anderson Thomas Jones Michard Martin David Jp Joney More. Wood Edwards Prinsg G. W. Davis Kingston Frangellet Neal North Main Avene Lincoln Lode Order of Oxid Fellows Nescue Lodge Knights of Pythias Toa Leon McCormack Waverly

Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted As Safe Quick Remedy

A Pittsburgh reader describes bleeding piles relief after using Pyramid Pile Cure, claiming three 50 cent bottles cured him and allowed a return to work. The ad touts Pyramid as safe and popular, available at drug stores for 50 cents per package.

Pittsburg William Handsehu Cotton Alley Delon Butter St Pyramid Co Marshall, Mich Nulks Bank Cattee

New Doctor Weaver Joins Lackawanna Hospital Staff

Dr. William N. Weaver of New York City succeeds Dr. John F. Corser in the Lackawanna hospital house staff. Weaver, arriving yesterday, takes on his new duties with strong recommendations. Dr. Corser will enter private practice at Park Place corner North Main Avenue and Wood Street.

William N. Weaver New York City Lackawanna Hospital John F. Corser I. Marty €. Black Dr. Weaver Thay Corser Park Place North Main Avenue Wood Strict

Miss Dean Sues City for 10000 Damages Over Sewer Manhole

Jennie P Dean sues the City of Scranton for 10000 alleging permanent injuries after being dragged into an open sewer manhole on North Washington Avenue on Fell. 27. The suit seeks damages through her attorney.

Jennie P. Dean Washington Avenue Weretan

Interesting Matters At New Man Club Meeting

Tonight's regular meeting of the athletic Historical society and New man Magazine club features papers read by Mrs. A F Sando on Practical Catholicity in a Mexican Town and Mrs Sarah Walsh on Nunes as Flespera in the Missions of the Far East An account of Der Mueller of Vienna who died pursuing plague research will be a feature of the programme.

Athetic Historical Society Newman Magazine Club A. F. Sando Mies Sarah Walsh Nunes Flespera Far East der Mueller Vienna

Obituary notices from Petersburg and surrounding areas

John G Schmidt aged 84 dies at daughter’s Petersburg residence. Native of Germany, arrived 1856, resident thirty years. Survived by Henry Smith Elizabeth Youngblood Lena Youngblood Susan Hutler Philip Smith. Funeral today 2 PM at Peters Baptist church with burial in Dunnioty Cemetery. Also notice funeral plans for Mrs Fleming and Hope Rutherford with interments in Hill Top and Mount Zion cemeteries.

John G. Schmidt Fred Youngblood Bridge Street Petersburg Derensch Germany Mwe Flenry Smith Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Elizabeth Youngblood Henderson County Texme Lena Youngblood Suean Hutler No. 6 Dunmore Philip Smith OU City Velick Peters Jatherin Ehurch Dunnioty Cemetery Thuth Hope Rutton Blakely Pittston Delaware Lackiwanna Mount Zion Couwlery

Miss Walsh Injured At Lackawanna Button Mills

In South Scranton Miss Anna Walsh of Bellevue suffered crushing injuries to both hands when the pressure plate of a button molding machine closed on her fingers. Doctors rushed to care for her as officials note past accidents at the mill stem from operator negligence and failure to stop machines when aligning material.

Anna Walsh Bellevue Puckawanna Miss Walsh J. A. Mantey Walker

School Deposit Totals Reported Across Several Schools

Weekly deposits show increases at several schools after new system adoption. Totals for Schools 2 1L 7 16 and 1 indicate varying collections led by principal and staff names, with sums ranging from a few dollars to over twenty dollars.

Entertainment and Ball Held by Workingmen's Association

The Workingmen's association staged an entertainment and ball at Workingmen's Hall last evening. The programme was ably carried out and well received by a large audience. In charge were Herman Heinrich Ewald Schmidt Charlee Hoear and Martin Schott.

Workingmen’s Association Workingmen’s Hall Herman Heinrich Ewald Schmidt Charlee Hoear Martin Schott

Return of Thirteenth Regiment Men Cited in Local Notes

Sunday evening the Thirteenth regiment returned after a year in Uncle Sam's service. Several named men are listed. The William Connell Hose Company plans a meeting to elect a delegate to the state convention. Mid week services at Hickory Street Presbyterian church follow Sabbath society. American Drum coins hold their annual ball at Natter's hall. Century Hose Company to banquet returning members at Hartman’s hall. Manhattan Social Club to host entertainment and ball at St John’s hall on Easter Monday night.

Ancient Order of Tibernians Granth Dew Bant Todyve Tworles Columbia Chemical Company Teachers’ Institute Aliss Anna Munson Dantel Phillips David Owens KA. Cruttenden Order of Heptusands Iverite Hall West Side Board of Trade Wear Side Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor Isaiel Cuangregational Church Kellowahin Gladys Josep Ladder Ancient Order of Hibernians St. David's Hall Tye Meura’ Hall Bellequin Mies Thomas Shurburn Morris Thomas Thirteenth Regiment Uncle Sam Joseph A. Hara Willan Schulitz John McGuinness Thomas Peter Kelly Oscar Peter William Hartman Charles Henry Kellerman Joseph Helrlegle George Warner McGuinness Company H William Connell Hose Company Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Babbath Society American Drum Coins Natter’s Hall Century Hose Company Hartman's Hall Manhattan Srand St. John's Hall B. Taylor Lacey Colombia Avenue Manaage Hha Orie James Evans Delawire Street Edwin Hogelle Adame Avenue Wyonlig Avenue Marion Street Willim Hall Company A Green Ridge Enehre Club Wsdl Women's Era Ho Ot Lucas Philadelphia Tierton Potter and Family Madiganville P. KR. Potter Monses Avenue Horton Smith Hue Mires Nettle van Gorder Newton Croft Ringhweton Jay Ross Addima Avenue Lansing Masry Market Street Primitive Methodist Church J. Bath W. W. Bath ET. Wilton BO Webb

Hankses Visit Creenwood Friends From Lire and Denver

Mr and Mrs Bert Hanks of Lire Pr spent Sunday with Creenwood friends Michael O'Hara of Denver Colo.

Bert Hanks Lire Creenwood Michael O'Hara Denver, Colo

Grain-O Becomes Healthful Coffee Alternative Says Reader

A reader letters claim Grain-O made from pure grains improves health and comforts the system after a week away from coffee. The letter notes Grain-O suits children and promises a delirious and healthful table beverage for all ages with proper preparation.

Local Socials and entertainments noted in town

Visitors return home after weeks away. Excelsior Athletic Club plans an entertainment and serial at Weber's rink in Taylor Friday night. Joseph Teudt of Takerman returns after a visit. The Young Men's Institute Dramatic Club rehearses The Vagabonda to be staged at Father Mathew Hall on April 10. James Sullivan recovers from a severe illness.

Excelsior Athletic Club Weber's Taylor Joseph Teudt Takerman Young Men's Institute Dramatic Club Father Mathew Hell James Sullivan

Burglary Foiled on William Street. Malta Knights Install Officers

A burglary attempt at Henry Smith's residence on William Street failed when the intruders fled after being startled by Smith firing his revolver. Knights of Malta St Stephen's commandery No 216 installed their officers at a meeting in the Masonic hall last evening. The notice lists unclaimed post office letters for March 11 and announces various community events and obituaries, including the funeral for Lorenzo Goetono and the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorengo Miceaster. Revival services are announced for Ewingie's hall this week led by Rev. John Casanaugh.

Henry Smith William Street Scranton Tribune James Burns Madison Avenue Martin Colling A. W. Carpenter Harney Fine Julia Hopkins Charles F. Koelin Jefferson Avenue Michael Mulloy Patrick McIntyre Monroe Avenue Mia Marla Patch William J. Robinson William Sehirk Delamonico Fermone Francesco Morrellone Melton Kellma The Presbyterian Church Anna Bishop Fifth Street Lorenzo Goetono Lorengo Miceaster Smith Street Mt. Carmel Benjamin Jeffrey Adams Avenue St. Stephen's Knights of Malta Michael Fhiler Burns Pennsylvania Coal Company Wirehopes William Cockrell Fiorey Taylor Pewri Pinkney Prescott Avenue Lizzie Heddoe Weat Stranton T. P. Letchworth Chestnut Street Linzie Jones Jermyn Wesley Finch Ashley Jennie Davies Nelle Peckins Wilkes-Barre Ewingie's Hall Third Street John Casanaugh

Donations Acknowledged for February at Hahnemann Hospital

Hahnemann Hospital lists February gifts from many donors including Mrs Belin Mrs Hales Mrs Simpsons Mrs Clarke and Mr Smith among others. Items range from linens and clothing to flowers fruit canned goods and reading matter noting daily delivery over two weeks.

Belin N. G. Robertson Charlee Bebloget Levi Northup Winlter Dickson Jolly T. K. Jones Keller G. VF Reynolds George Sanderson Od. Brewster Anna Steadhent William Hull Stead James A. Mott Professor Whitmore Scranton Housiness College George B. Smith J. H. Allabuch Henry Belin Dersorta Charley M. Connell Woolworth

Attempted assault on Kelly's hustler Davitt at Morris Hotel

James Davitt, a hustler at Kelly's, was struck in the face about 10 49 last night near Morris Hotel at Sprece street. He suffered three small gashes on his cheek and lip and was taken to Lackawanna hospital where he remained partially unconscious. Witnesses nearby could not identify the attacker.

James Davittt Kelly's Very Morris’ Hotel Sprece Street Lackawanna Hospital Davitt

Davitt Hauls After Fall on Spruce Street Hotel Entrance

Witnesses near Morris' hotel on Spruce Street saw Davitt stumble and fall hard onto the sidewalk. Police and a detective investigated but could not determine the cause. An ambulance took Davitt to the hospital after the scene was secured.

Morris Spruce Street Davitt Deiter Potter Goerlitz Maly Horapitel

Local notices and updates from Green Ridge area

Health reports detail residents improving after illness and others afflicted by grip. Street crossing dangers noted at Wyonlig and Marion. Community events include Green Ridge Enhrre club meeting and Women’s Literary section. Various residents’ movements, injuries, and lectures listed with times.

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