Welsh Address Highlights Welsh Character and Religion
Rev De Pugh Griffiths of Binghamton New York spoke at the Tabernacle Congregational church in Welsh delivering notes on Welsh emotion and religious fervor praising historic chapels and hymn tradition. Miss Decker discussed Florence Crittenton missions at Scranton Street Baptist church with empathetic tales and song.
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de Pugh Griffiths
Binghamton
N. Y
Tabernacle Congregational Church
England
America
Wales
William
Willams
Awiker
Dience
Scranton Street
Mise Decker
Alma
Florence Crittenton
Miss Decker
Entertainment Programme Tonight At St Cecilia Society Ball
The program lists acts and performers for a St. Cecilia Society ball including Malott address, Conroy and Delmar performances, a series of dances and tableaux such as Dance of the Muses and Red Riding Hood. Featured names include Bessie Blont Yobleaux Annie Griffney Maggie Hern Mary Flaherty Lettie Thompson Delmar Misa Grimes and Frances J. Decker of New York.
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Thang
Malott
FY Conroy
Esa
Bessie
Gypsy Bariannie Griffney
Maggie Hern
Mary Flagherty
Nellice Carer
Lettie Thompson
Banjo Dnet
Dohn Devine
Cole
Delmar
Farée
Chames
Breed
Vermont Equire
Dan Regan
Murray Tom
College
Hame
M. Elennigan
M. Reny Piope
Kelley Statuary
Mise
EB. Kerney
Talleaur
Annie Gaffrey
Magele Horn
Mary Flaherty
Nellie Casey
Lette Thompson
Virginia
Miss & Grimes
Miss BK
Delrin
Miss M
Hirt
Gibbons
Mise M
Ilennigaun
Misa E
Barry
Mine Tigue
Local social notes from Great Bend and nearby towns
Miss Adeline Davis of New York visits on Bouth Lincoln avenue. Corn and Anna Renchler visit friends in Great Bend. Jonathan Hazard is in Great Bend. Mrs Neph Date of Lincoln avenue called to New July due to her father’s diners. Cherler Banning of South Lincoln avenue ill at home. Thomas Flannigan of Pittston socialized on West Side. Mr and Mrs N W Howard of Lincoln avenue visit Hartford. Roland with two sisters Flynn and Sheridan visiting Ina BON. Nellie Finnegan guest of Mrs J W Rittenhouse returning to Wilkes-Barre. Talleston M Evans returns from Laneford Pa. Evans will bring his mother from Lansford. Frank Shedd of South Sumner avenue returns from Philadelphia where Mrs Shedd undergoes eye treatment and improves. Thomas Evans of Horatio Jefferson county visiting West Side friends en route to Free Eivers and Tolbert Morris eisteddfod. John T Jones of Punxsutawney West Bend visitor to attend Robert Morris eisteddfod.
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Adeline Davis
New York City
Lincoln Avenue
N. W. Howard
Hartford
Mr. Roland
Mr. Flynn
Mre. Sheridinn
Meridhin Etreet
Inina Bon
Mise Nellie Finnegan
J. W. Rittenhouse
North Malin Avenue
Wihes-Barre
Mr. Bwaneda
Tolbert Morris
Anniversary services at St Patricks Church and church events
Tomorrow morning at St Patrick's church an anniversary for the late Patrick McHugh of Lugurne street will be celebrated. The West Side Choral Society meets tonight at 7 in the Penn Avenue Baptist church lecture room. Funeral services for Jenkin, son of Mr and Mrs Davids Davis of 1128 Hampton Street, were held yesterday afternoon in private, with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. Robert Mangan injured yesterday at Clarke Brothers store and hospitalized. The Hound of Trade meets tonight in Major M. Lates office on Scranton Street due to ongoing Pequils. West Side Bank building repairs noted. Notary notices and florist services listed.
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St. Patrick's Church
Innes
Patrick McHugh
Lugerne Street
West Side
Penn Avenue
Roberts
North Main
Jenkin
Davids J. Davis
Hampton Street
Mude
Washburn Street
Harrison
Mears Hall
Main Avenue
Robert Mangan
Clarke Brothers
The
Hound of Trade
Bulding
M. L. Lates
Scranton Street
Waters Jewelry Store
Local collisions and church notes on Sunday
A wagon collided with a large telegraph pole halting progress. Anthony Weinrenchenk of Cedar Avenue spends weeks at Lake Sheridan. An overheated shoaffing forced the closing of the Simpson & Co factory this afternoon. Rev J L Hass formerly of Elgin was installed as pastor of St Pauls Church on Prospect Avenue Sunday evening. Button holes at Crystal Laundry.
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Anthony Weinrchenk
Cedar Avenue
Lake Sheridan
Simpson &O
Yoewrhas
J. L. Hass
Elgin, K
St. Paul's Church
Prospect Avenue
Presbyterians Elect Trustees at Annual Meeting in Church Auditorium
The Congregation of the Presbyterian church held its annual meeting last evening to elect trustees and set the year’s duties. Rev. George K. Guth opened with prayer, Dr. Atherton presided, and Thomas S. Morgan read the treasurer’s report showing $3,002.81 received. A. Veaburg and Thomas Shotten were named trustees, replacing retiring members. revenue will be raised by subscription, and $0 was authorized to be expended for music. The session closed with a benediction.
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Presbyterian Church
Proyer
George KE. Guth
Atherton
H. McKeehan
Thomas 8. Morgan
A Veaburg
Thomas Shotten
EL Roderick
Thomas
Morgan
P. Miller
Stroudsburg
Nathaniel Jehu
Wayne Avenue
Local Visitors and Church Social at Asbury Church
John Lyman and family from Tunkhannock visit Rev G Co Lyman and H G Carr families from Pennsylvania visit a sick mother in Nilansville. Womans Christian Temperance Union evangelistic meeting at Mrs J S Miller home 2 20 PM. J M Aarvey hosts Mr Barlow from Tunkhannock. Senior Haworth church social attracts many with orchestra, Phoebe Smith solo, Thomas Lanyon recital.
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John Lyman
Tunkhannock
Rev. G. Co, Lyman
H. G. Carr
Pennavente
Nilansville
Women's Christian Temperance Wnion
Wyoming Avenue
Mr. Barlow
Tunkhannink
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Haworth Lenge
League
Phoebe Smith
Thomas Lanyon
Community notices and local movements on Cedar avenue
Dr. Harding of Columbus visited friends yesterday afternoon. Samuel Simpson of Paterson NJ spent yesterday on the South Side. John E Everett of Willow street went to Waytart yesterday. Tomorrow afternoon at the Young Women’s Christian association rooms Cedar avenue the last mother’s meeting of the season will be held. Refreshments and a good time. Miss Matilda and Emma Johnson of Philadelphia invite Ali and Mrs BJ Carroll at their home on Cedar avenue. B J Johnson of Pittston avenue will leave for Germany late this week. Michael Helley at Pittston avenue and Fig Street begins excavations for a large business block on Pitteton avenue. Michael Kilcoyne, formerly of Connell’s store Duryea, has joined William & Smith of Washington avenue. A team attached to a lager beer wagon driven by Tom Cavanough ran away yesterday afternoon between Genet and Breck street.
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Marquett«ommell
Young Men's Institute
Dr McLane
Waymart
Michael Clark
Peter Flynn
John Mullen
William Lynett
Edward O'Malley
Michael Walsh
Patrick Metuire
Dr. McGreevey
John Kearney
Edward Knight
West Market Street
William Henry
Thomas Jehu
John Swan
Daniel Reese
Lewis Jones
Thomas Jones
Washburn Street
John Phillips
Sharon
Hache Evans
Freeman Lord
Charles Green
North Main Avenue
Ken
Tord
Marquethc Emmell
Mise Melle Clark
Brick Avenue
Thomas Foulke
Margaret Avenue
Jermyn
Thomas Rose
Wilbur Street
Citieens
Canton
Dr. Harding
Columbus
Samuel Simpson
Paterson
N. J
John E. Everett
Willow Street
Young Women's Christian Association
Cedar Avenue
Matilda
Emma Johnson
Philadelphia
Ali
BJ. Carroll
B. J. Johnson
Pittston Avenue
Germany
Michael Helley
Fig Street
Pitteton Avenue
Michael Kilcoyne
Connell
Duryea
William &. Smith
Fire Damage Report From Dunmore Sinks Insured Losses
Fire in Dunmore yesterday morning caused heavy damage. Total loss around 4000 with Flynn estate facing 2000 under insured. Seven vehicles in the barn destroyed. Mrs Ellen Mathad’s building damaged. Thomas Derstiimer’s property fully insured. Dr Hopkins’s loss about 10. the dam was owned by James.
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Flynn
C. G. Boland
Ellen Mathads
Thomas Derstiimer
Harrington
Hopkins
James
Commissioners Address Voting Rights Age Issue
The article notes a vote issue on age and lists participants including Patrick Derri Jr. Michael Barrett Richard Hara Patrick McCormack Frank Chippmanne John Maloney Michel McHale Patrick Walsh Martin Flannelly Thomas Fegan Michael Boland Thomas Ruane Patrick Tierney Antonio Pace. Another commissioners meeting will be held today.
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Mitesiowers
Patrick Derri
Michael Barrett
Richard Hara
Patrick McCormack
Frank Chippmanne
John Maloney
Michel McHale
Patrick Walsh
Martin Flannelly
Thomas Fegan
Michael Boland
Thomas Ruane
Patrick Tierney
Antonio Pace
Proceedings Begin in Providence and Abington Turnpike Condemnation
Viewers in the condemnation case for the Providence and Abington turnpike met in the urination room to organize filings. Attorneys for the company protested delaying action and noted a similar case ruled upon seven years ago. The master in the tarr, adjourned to May 4 to allow court decision on executive steps.
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Th. J. Campbell
Hiomnee K. Hand
Reward Offered for Theft or Mutilation of The Tribune
The Tribune offers five dollars for information that leads to the conviction of anyone who steals or mutilates a copy of The Tribune after delivery to a regular subscriber.
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The
Tribune
Local Losses and Funeral Notices Highlight Clare Estate
The Clare estate sustains limited losses with a small barn valued under 190 and several outbuildings. Streetcar conductor Daniele’s absence delays a court case until Thursday. James Mooney's funeral was held at St Mary’s Church with a solemn requiem and interment at the Catholic cemetery, followed by a broad attendance. Ann Gildall’s funeral occurred next, also with a large crowd at St Mary’s, the obsequies led by a solemn requiem and interment in St Mary’s cemetery. Bearers and mourners named include P. Moran J. Healy Thomas Cawley M. Horan Patrick Gil and John McAndrew James Cullen Patrick McHugh M Costello John Brown James Gerrity Peter O’Horo.
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Clare
Mit
U. P. Letchworth
Flynn
Chas. Weber
Owle
Daniele
James Mooney
Bt. Mary's Church
O'Clowk
M.B. Dynan
J. B. Dunn
M. J. McAllane
P. 7. Moran
J. J. Healey
Thomas Cawley
M. J. Horan
Patrick Gil
John McAndrew
Mra
Ann Gildall
St. Mary’s Cemetery
St. Mary's Church
James Cullen
Patrick McHugh
M. T. Costello
John J. Brown
James Gerrity
Peter O' Horo
Attorneys Say Records Prove Case Not Finally Disposed
The company asserts records show the former case was never finally disposed, claiming the viewers division won for the company. Petitioners filed exceptions but did not press an issue, leaving the original case hanging. Vosbure and Dawson pledge readiness to show the company’s claim is poorly grounded. If proceedings are halted, an oral disposition will resolve the old case and a new procedure begin.
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Vosbure & Dawson
Minooka News Roundup Notes Local Shorts and Crimes
Minooka parish and town items fill the page. Foley sails to New York for the Ancient Order of Hibernians convention, Peeley to represent division. Padden visits from Carbondale. Connolly and Dr. Houser report a 35 pound fishing haul at Painter's Creek. Simpson company mill work paused due to a machinery break. Independents plan a special at Weber's rink. The Minooka depot thief raid resurfaces with another break in. Robberies plague the area weekly, blamed on a noted group of vagrants amid shanties near Wherry.
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Foley
New York
Ancataoe
Hibernians
Erin
Peeley
John Padden
Carbondale
Connolly
J. W. Houser
Painter's Creek
Wah
Simpson Company
Weber's
Taylor
Minooka
Delaware and Hyudson Company
Wherry
Hand Car Accident Claims Life Threatens Death
Shepard Hoon, 44, was injured on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western tracks at Nicholson while painting railroad bridges. He entered a box car and was struck by a hand car, suffering severe chest and back injuries and possible internal damage. he is hospitalized in Scranton awaiting further prognosis.
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Shepard Hoon
Moses Taylor Hospital
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Nicholson
Boon
Oun
Wird
Scranton
Toon
Brepy
Council Auditing Committee Holds Inaugural Meeting
The council’s newly formed auditing committee met last night with members Chittenden Manley Jourr Thomas Noone Zeldier Gilroy Wirth Gordon Flanaghan Sweeney Moir Sheridan present. Temporary chairman Manley presided as Lansing was absent. no permanent organization was set. All accounts since the 1806 meeting were reviewed and approved.
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Manley
Obituary notices bundle from Scranton and nearby towns
Obituary items report the death of Thomas F Connor of Haylough Athlore Ireland aged several years and two other local deaths Oscar W Sicinman 6 died of diphtheria at 444 Eighth Street with funeral at 2 pm and interment Forest Hill. FP AW Ehrhardt Smithville infant heart failure buried South Bend. Mary Elton one year old Progpeet Avenue died. W J Turns Taylor died May 10 with funeral details to follow.
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AW. Ehrhardt
Smithville
South Bide
Slater
W. J. Turns
Grove Street
Taylor
Girl Bicyclist Escapes After Street Collision
Miss Florence Preston of Park Place was struck by a heavy wagon owned by Belnotder Cros near Lackawanna Avenue opposite Langleid’s millinery yesterday at noon. She was thrown under the horses and under the wagon but suffered only a severe nervous shock and a momentary facial illusion. She was taken to Matthews Bros. drug store and blamed the driver was cleared of responsibility.
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Lackawanna
Langleid
Florence Preston
Park Place
Belnotder Cros
Cedar Avenue
Matthews Bros
Cruelty to Animals Case In Duryea Horses Auctioned For Fine
Joseph Deist faced Alderman Wright on cruelty to animals charges after driving two malnourished horses to a heavy wagon on Cedar avenue. Special Officer Mink arrested him. The horses, owned by Thomas Connell of Duryea, were stabled, Deist released, and Connell ordered to pay a $10 fine or have the horses sacrificed. One horse showed three large sores on its shoulders.
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Joseph Deist
Alderman Wright
Deist
Cedar Avenue
Mink
Thomas Connell
Duryea
Telst
Tell Connell
Dunmore Contest Probes Democratic Votes
The Dunmore inquiry into disputed Democratic votes resumed before Commissioners Holgate and Reedy. Twenty one ballots were reviewed. four proven bad and two doubtful. Names include Nicola Joudela, Jon Gerrity, Patrick McDonald, and Gombattiate Larosa. Taxes and naturalization cited for disqualification. lingering doubts about Langan and Gallagher.
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Dunmore
Et. H. Holgate
Bb. W. Reedy
Nicola Joudela
Jon Gerrity
Patrick McDonald
Gombattiate Larosa
Martin Langan
Martin Gallagher
Olyphant Partners Clash Over Store as Manager Faces Accounting Claim
Stephen Kiznak and nine Olyphant Polanders formed a fund of 44,006 in 1888 to start a general store. George Crylak was named general manager. Crylak’s attorney charged lack of accounting and an alleged 99,000 profit demand, with Judge Gunster granting a preliminary ruling.
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Stephen Kiznak
George Crylak
Hie Jairtera
J. H. Byrne
Chulak
Gunster
Injunction Aims to Freeze Store Goods and Support Firm
A court injunction seeks to restrain the defendant from disposing of or concealing store goods and to compel a statement of the firm's management. The partnership is described, and a receiver is to be appointed. the injunction will be argued next Saturday.
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Fata
Cambrian Mutual Piro Insurance Company Closes Its Doors
The Cambrian Mutual Piro Insurance Company of the West Side has closed after a long career since 1870. Stockholders praised the management while noting several major fire losses. Judge Ed wards served as secretary and general manager, followed by Robert J. James and then BH. E. Evans. Benjamin Hughes was president, with officials deemed trustworthy.
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Cambrian Mutual Piro Insurance Company
West Side
Wakermanfood
Judge Edwards
Robert J. James
BH. E. Evans
Benjamin Hughes
Arrest of Dr Crawford for Arson in Vermont Detected
Police arrested Dr Crawford in this city on a Burlington arson warrant after a telegram from Vermont. He was seized on Linden Street in front of the Board of Trade headquarters and confined to the women’s ward. Burlington wired for requisition papers, an officer to follow.
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Burlington
Crawford
Linden Street
Board of Trade von Atul Binge
Poller
Special Meeting Calls Over City Ordinance Amendments
A special common council session is set for tonight to consider the appropriation ordinance. Members may reject upper branch amendments and send the measure to a conference committee. There was talk the council would approve the ordinance as is and have Mayor Bailey strike objectionable amendments. A two thirds vote would be needed to override, unlikely with Republican opposition.
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Common Council
City Hall
Common Counecil
Bailey
Baptist ministers meet in Scranton area for conference paper
The Abington association gathered at Penn Avenue Bantlet church yesterday for a Baptist ministers conference. Rev Dorsey presented an acclaimed paper titled The Final End of All Things. Attendees included Revs Ford Matthews De Gruchy Watkins Dereey O Nea l Williams Le Williams Watkins Browe Elite and others from Scranton Olyphant Forest City Factoryville Blakely and nearby towns.
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Baptist Ministers’ Conference of the
Abington Association
Penn Avenue Bantlet
Dorsey
W. J. Ford
FP. Matthews
Hey
Thomas de Gruchy
W. G. Watkins
Dereey
Scranton
L. O'Neal
Munmore
W. J. Will
YWCA Notes May Meeting and Lecture Series
Mise Maria Parlon presents the fourth lecture on Domestic Economy at the YMC A. Laurel club plans a May 1 meeting with programs including current events and talks on the Congressional Library and extemporaneous speaking. Also notes on Tennessee exposition and why spring is attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Maria Parlon
Thesday
D.m
YMC
AL Hw Bligh
Conta
Laurel Club
Ax Usu
Aubie Hancock
Revitathon
AIR Batley Plano
Thane
Swinglee
Mary Hine
Congressional Library
LOK Wickenhofer
Tennessee
Scranton to Chicago on D L W Line No 7
Elegant sleeping cars on the D L W train No 7 from Scranton depart daily at 12 20 p m and reach Chicago the same day via Nickle Plate road. Unexcelled dining car service from Buffalo. For rates and information contact M L Smith district passenger agent Scranton Pa.
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Scranton
Chicago
Lo & W
Nickle Plate Road
Buffalo
M. L. Smith
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Jackson Street
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Sumters
Samter Bros
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Thomas Power O'Connor
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Eighth Street
Forest Hil
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Thomas Stackpole
Progpeet Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic
Iberal
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Cambrian Mutual Company
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Meeting of Baptist Pastors
Castoria
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J. S. Behm
Williams Building
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