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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1896

Page

10

Sleepy mine workers cause alarm at breaker

Three night workers at a nearby colliery slept through their duties. A missed 6 o'clock gong led to a noisy false alarm as the engineer and fireman misread the time. Miners gathered, some prepared for work while others feared a fire, before the error was explained and the foreman returned home.

Scott Freman

West Side Hospital Talks Offer on Washburn Site

The West Side Hospital association considered relocating to the Freeman site on Washburn street after owner Mr. Freeman offered to cancel all contracts if the association moved. The board granted ten days to decide, stressing they have not renounced the Freeman location and may still choose it if elected.

West Side Hospital Association Alte Freeman Washburn Street

Miss Blanche Kellow Hosts Friends On Main Avenue

Social note outlines a Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Miss Blanche Kellow of South Main avenue with attendees listed. Also mentions visitors M J Johnson of Nyack and a Bellevue birth, a ill child on South Filmore avenue, a funeral at Eighth Street, Palm Sunday and Holy Week services, and a Hebecca avenue union meeting with Master observance plans.

Blanche Kellow South Main Avenue Begsie Fraunfelter Harriet Coons Edith W. Blair Anna Thomas Anna Edwards Gertie Florey Nettie Davis Christine Fellows Bessie Phillips Norwood Pitcher Willie Acker Frank Fellows Tudor Williams Arthur Mull Thomas Eynon Robert Carson R. JT. Crints Willie Diehl Ae Lehner Robert Bradley Edward Ore M. J. Johnson Nyack N. Y Main Avenue St. Brenden Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Forest Hill Cemetery St. David's Episcopal Church West Side Young People's Union James K. Hughes Hebecca Avenue

Clergy and social notices from Providence area bulletin

The Rev. Peter Roberta of Olyphant will preach at Puritan Church tomorrow evening with special choir music by Professor Reese G. Watkine. The Providence United choir meets tomorrow in Archibald's hall. Rev. W. F. Davis will preach at Welsh Baptist Church tomorrow with the Lord's Supper after the evening sermon. A Gallagher house fire on Ferdinand Street caused major damage with no insurance. Miss Florence Silkman hosted a large party honoring Lena Quick of Port Jervis, NY, with piano music by Maggie Noon. Responses list many local attendees. Henry Protheroe returned from Atlantic City for health. A. W. Kingabury is slightly indisposed. Uniformed colored porters now serve day coaches on the Nickel Plate Road.

Jarceny Bonda George T. Griffiths Sunday News L. C. Floyd D. D Simpson Methodist Church Walter House Dodge Mine Hyde Park Mary Nowell North Sumner Avenue Baltimore Mary Obendorfer North Hyde Park Avenue Ladies' Aid Society Chestnut Street Presbyterian Church James Pembridge North Main Avenue Walter Jones Hyde Park Avenue Republican League Welsh Philosophical Society Henry P. Davies Davies Pennsylvania John Grffith St. da Vid Tv Oelook Peter Roberta Olyphant Puritan, Congregational Church Reese G. Watkine Gallagher Ferdinand Street Providence United Archibald Wayne Avenue W. F. Davis Florence Silkman Miss Silkman Gilleasple Grace Silkman Osterhout Hurbut Halstead Bently Miller Lizzie Gebriel Evans Zeigler Aliwe Zeigler Winton Williams Gertrude Willams Henwood Jackson Peck Mosars Benedict Mulley Atherton Ray Atherton Reynolds Guild Christmas Swingle George Silkman Gillespie Wambold Detwender Widmayer Frank Scharar Smith Dr. Dawson W. Silkman Stalph Shaver Kingston George Southerland Harry Southerland Wilkes- Harte J. B. Keater Clark Mra John Myers Henry Protheroe Atlantic City A. WH. Kingabury Mra. I. W. Kingabury Dalton

Obituary Notice for David Neuls of Cedar Avenue

David Neuls of Cedar Avenue died at 9 o clock yesterday morning at age 75. Born January 27 1821 near Coblinisz Germany he came to this country in 18M and worked as a carpenter in DL&W car shops. Survived by three children Charles Peter and Hannah with widow two years dead. Funeral from 413 Cedar avenue tomorrow at 2 o clock with Odd Fellows and Presbyterian church services and Pittston Avenue cemetery interment.

David Neuwls Cedar Avenue Coblinisz Germany Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Alliance Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows Arine Charles South Side Peter Beranton Athletic Club Misa Hannah Neals Odd Fellows Hickory Stret Presbyterian Church William A. North The Pittston Avenue Cemetery

Gossip of Stage Favorites and Theaters News

A long column on stage life notes admired performances by Mrs Murphy in Chimmie Fadden, praised Marie Bates in her role, and discusses actresses marriages and careers. It covers Augustin Daly’s company limits, Carmen’s star actresses, Lilli Lehman, Eleonora Duse, Sarah Bernhardt, and Nel. It also reports on fashion hat rules in theaters, Lole Fuller dances with glass stage effects, and upcoming operatic events featuring Camille D Arville, Madeleine, and Agnes Wallace Vita with a Run on the Bank.

Hillary Bell Augustin Daly Mile. Calve Carmen Ife M. Cain Sarah Bernhardt Eleonora Duse Melba Bauermeister Mantelli Hrema Ternina Marie Engel Lilli Lehman Paul Kallsch Etelka Gerster Emma Eames Julian Story Calye Abbey & Gray Lillian Russell Yvette Quilbert Peak Pine Adelina Patt Miss Russell Lole Fuller Ikly Camille D'Arville Stanislaus Strange Julien Edwards Madeleine New York City Boston Chicago Philadelphia Miss D'Arville Henry Stanley Frank Turner W. G. Stewart Aliee Gaillard Hilda Hollins Maud Hollins Cute McDonald Frothingham

Community Notes From Dunmore and Nearby

Dunmore residents host visiting clergy and new appointments. Rev Dr Mudge of Princeton to preach at Presbyterian church tomorrow. W T Griffiths of Forty Fort appointed pastor and visiting friends greet them. Loyal Legion meeting tonight draws eager interest. Freas resigns from Dunmore grist mill. family to move to Columbia county. Kraus takes over meat business at Blakely street old stand. Mrs Chamberlain improves at Bloom street home. Blanche Blees and Lulu Beemer visiting relatives. Sabbath services to mark last for Rev J C Leacock. Red Men lodge elects chiefs Victor Burschel, B F McMillian, J Knapp, Frank Van Horn, Letchworth, Sansenbaugh, O J Miller, Ed Anful, George Schrank. to be raised April 2. third anniversary smoker planned.

A. H. Jones Binghamton Dr. Mudge Princeton Presbyterian Church William Jeffrey Fifth Street The Loyal Legion W.T. Griffiths Forty Fort Nelson Freas Dunmore Columbia County Henry Kraus Brook Street G. 8. Maloney Blakely Street Misa Blanche Blees Fourth Street Georgetown Lulu Beemer Mill City Mae Dudley Street William Potter Green Ridge Street J.C. Leacock Prophet Victor Burschel Sachem B. F. McMillian J. Knapp Sapamore Frank van Horn Wampum T. P. Letchworth T. C. Sansenbaugh O. J. Miller Ed. Anful Grand Cornel George F. Schrank

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