Brader Funeral Services This Afternoon
The funeral for Ira H. Brader will be held at 2 PM today at the home of Abraham Bittenbender 22 Franklin Avenue. Interment will follow in Forest Hill cemetery.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1900
Page
3
Beranton Clearing House weekly exchange figures reported
The Beranton Clearing House association releases last week's exchange totals ranging from Monday to Saturday with a grand sum of 887,787.89 and compares to 1,007,108.82 for the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton Clearing House Association
Elegant New Stock of Shirt Waists Opens Ad
An elegant new stock of shirt waists in percales madras ginghame piquet silke and more is featured in the Finley’s advertisement showing various fabrics and styles for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Finley's
Practical Joker Triggers City Fire Alarm Hoax
A Hill district prankster set off a fake alarm at box Adams and Olive causing multiple fire companies to respond at 2.20 pm. Police hunt the joker after another false call from Pine and Monroe last week, with crowds and blue air on Monroe avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Avenue
Olive Street
Pine Street
Monroe Avenue
Fair for Benefit of Home for the Friendless
The Home for the Friendless officers held a special meeting with the Young Women’s Christian Association to plan a fundraising fair. Advisory board members Colonel Ripple Judge Knapp and Mr. Sturges discussed canvassing the city for subscriptions and arranging a late May Armory event. A follow up meeting was set for next Saturday to finalize immediate plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For the Friendless
Young Women's Christian Association
E. H. Ripple
H. A. Knapp
E. 8. Sturges
Judge Knapp
Mra
F. Chamberlain
Safe to be opened by drill at Scranton Railway office
An employee of the Scranton Railway will use a drill to force open a locked safe in the company office. After an unsuccessful attempt with electricity, a nearly circular hole about three inches wide was burned in the metal, penetrating nearly all plates. The plan is to drill through the last plate and remove nuts and bolts to open the gate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Railway Company
Court House
J. W. Benjamin
Company H
Illnees
Benjamin
Reeve Watkins
Judge Stanton's Condition Improves After Paralysis Attack
Judge William H. Stanton, struck by spinal paralysis last week, remained in critical condition Friday but showed notable improvement at his Clay avenue home. Dr. E. Thompson said improvement continued and there is cautious optimism about his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Stanton
Clay Avenue
E. Thompson
Sheldon Edits Paper in Jesus Way Debate
Rev Dr C E Robinson discusses Mr Sheldon editorial plan in Topeka and Scranton, noting Sheldon will run the paper with light given him to act as Jesus would. Obin son cautions that editors cannot claim Jesus as guide for all actions. The talk centers on living Christian duties in business, politics, and daily work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Robinson
Sheldon
Charles Sheldon
Amherst
Andover
Germany
England
Topeka
Jesus
Jordan
Nazareth
Temple
Atick
Scranton
Heaven
Lydia E Pinkham Helped Women Report Cure
A testimonial from Mrs Sanna Ancuampo of Charlestown Maine describes relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Lozenges Liver Pills and Sanative Wash following postnatal weakness. The notice notes Mrs Pinkham's ongoing leaf correspondence advising thousands of women annually and invites others to write for free guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinamac
Dean Mas. Pivanan
Lydia B. Pinkham
Sanna Ancuampo
Charlemoont
Scranton's Bicycle Factory Promotes Progress of City
Scranton notes progressiveness as Bluenbender & Company opens its three floor bicycle factory at 126 and 128 Franklin avenue. The Scranton bicycle line, especially the 1900 models, costs 30 to 50 dollars for chain models and 75 dollars for chainless. Visitors are invited to tour the factory, with a liberal guarantee and factory-direct buying, a handsome forthcoming catalogue, and the line praised as light, strong, and finely finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serantoniana
Bluenbender & Company
Franklin Avenue
Beranton
Scranton
Mrs Winslow’s Boothing Syrup Extolled by Mothers for Children
Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup is praised by millions of mothers for over fifty years. It is said to relieve pain, cure wind colic, calm diarrhea, and soothe teething children. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle.
Men of the Hour and a notable golf figure in court notes
Judge Buffington oversees a lively session as John Lennon testifies in the Martin case and John H. Brooks gains fame for golf in Miami and Palm Beach while Drake Powell drives postal reforms. The piece also notes longtime court janitor J. W. Benjamin's upcoming retirement and rifle practice leadership prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Brooks
South
D. W. Powell
Joseph Buffington
United States District and Circuit Court
Martin
John Lennon
Olyphant
Jermyn
Mr. Martin
Attorney O'Brien
Lennon
Mr. Palmer
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Lckawanna Dar
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Huntington's Bakery
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Ices Aad
Erceen Fruits
Spruce Street
Mononle Temple
Snyder
byLhe City
Edward Reyer
Spruce ST
H. B. Ware
Willams Building
Postoffice
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company
Plymouth
Boston
Cigarmakere Union
Associated Order Union Workmen's Hall
City Christian Endeavor Union
Grace Reformed Church
Kate Smith
Kalamaszoo, Mich
Mutston
Review
Pittston
George Boyle
Hahnemann Hospital
H. Helm, Jr
College Hall
James Morton
Dickson Works
Lackdwaine
Garvey
John Garvey
Lyceum Theater
Knight
Fred Karlus
Center Street
Moir
Jonas Long
Sons
Mme. Crocker
New York
Holy City
MR. Sheldon
DR. Robinson
Cou Dr.Bull
Rome
Sane
Bull's Pilscure Counipahen
Zric
Ace Tenner
Mrs. Archambo
Scranton's Industries
Lane
Mrs. Winslow
Judge Buffington
United States Court
Miami
Palm Beach
Fla
Thomas Brooks
Brooks
Princeton
Young Men's Christian Association
Brook i
David W. Powell
Powell
Ripple
Socaanton
G. V. Millar & Co
F. L. Crane
Vicinity
L. Crane
Lackawanna Avenue
Cowperthwaite & Berghauser’s
Cowperthwalite
Berghauser
Lackawanna Ave
St. Johns Asylum
Utica
N. Y
Chas. M. Steiff
Stanislaus
Sisters OF Charity
Rh.k.zerbe
Prescott Ave
Everett
Everett’s Livery
Dix Court
City Hall
Bennie
Meecham
iOoLe
Youngs
Berauar
Ae Belge
Dickson Manufacturing Ceteranton
Wilke+ Barre, Paw
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