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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1900

Page

4

Temperance Delegates Meet at Avoca Diocesan Union Session

Delegates from seventy-eight societies in the Scranton Diocese Catholic Total Abstinence union gathered at Sareford Hall Avoca for the eighteenth annual convention. Over 150 delegates discussed district issues, credentials, and finance, noting 9,003 abstainers in 78 societies, with receipts of 1,569.42 and a bank balance of 897.21. The meeting addressed discipline, printing minutes, and sending reports to local societies, with entertainment by St Aloysius. The session continued with plans for a bishop visit and future activities.

Scranton Diocesan Union Catholic Total Abstinence Union Diocese of Scranton Sareford Opera House Avoca Forest City Hazleton J. 3. McCabe Auburn Center Thse Father McCabe Thomas Carmoily Avora F. P. McNally Georgetown J. J. Curran East End Wilkes-Barre Berge, Burgess Lively Secietien W. F. Malloy Carbondale Walt Donough Curran Board of Government John R. McLean Scranton Ward Sarefeld Opera House St. Aloyalus Society

Shooting tournament opens with improved turnout in Chambersburg

The second day of the state shooting tournament drew more participants and featured six state and seven open events. Winners included Runk, Atkinson, Fanning, and Smith from Tyrone, with Tyrone taking the state individual title and the Wolstencroft trophy. Olive City triumphed in a Reading trophy shoot-off, and Allentown awarded officers at its annual Pennsylvani a State Sportsmen Association meeting.

Chambersburg Harrisburg Pennsylvania Atkinson Ridge Fleming Holdemblum F. Coleman Elder Longnecker Leti«s Smith Runk Minick Coleman Brewster Holts Dunkle Cooper Harlow Werts Stine Keller Leroy Miller Holdenbaum Smilth Hull Marshall Richards Curtledine Bates Sullivan Alexander Trego Trafford Harrisburg Shooting Association Tyrone Gun Club Tyrone Wolstencroft Fanning Bartlett Wertz Hume Hallowell Park Field Krueger Rhoades Jones Shiner Kreuger Ross F. Henry Gladfeller Gordon Reading Ol City J. O. H. Denny Ligon For John A. Wilson Franklin J. HH. Worren J. M. Runk C. F. Kramlich Allentown

Woman's Medical College Commencement Held in Philadelphia

The Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania marked its fiftieth anniversary with 26 graduates receiving M S degrees at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia. Wu Ting Fang addressed the ceremony praising women in medicine and advising graduates to consider practicing in China where opportunities are growing.

Philadelphia Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania Academy of Music Kei Okami Japan Sobat Maelambooly China Wu Ting Fang

Kansas Republicans name delegates at large to national convention

Kansas City May 14 The Republican state convention selected D. M. Houser D. P. F. Dyer James L. Minnis and C. G. Burton as delegates at large to the national convention Four negroes were chosen alternates at large Joseph Flory of St Louis nominated for governor and E F Allen of Kansas City for lieutenant governor The platform supports McKinley gold standard and self government while opposing trusts and restraints on trade and calls for anti monopoly measures

Kansas City D. M. Houser D. PF. Dyer James L. Minnis C. G. Burton Joseph Flory St. Louis EF. F. Allen Nathan Frank McKinley

Pennsylvania postmasters named in May list

The postmaster general appointed Pennsylvania postmasters including Anna Myers at Levold Corners Merer county J L Davie at Tix Bradford county J L Mines at Mompea Mills Work county George Fisher at Wingerton Franklin county and C Moberholzer Sim ford Butler county and other entries in the May 14 notice.

Washington Hae Pennsylvania Levol'd Corners Merrer County Anna Myers Tix Bradford County J. L. Davie Mompea Mills Work County Mines Simford Butler County George Fisnner Wingerton Franklin County C. Moberholzer

Beusele to Host Souma a Global Band Concerts

Beusele Belgium hosts Souma a band for two concerts starting May 26 as part of a European tour. The show marks a rare heat of its kind in the world with high anticipation from local audiences.

Beusele Belgium Souma'a Utvat Miccess

Indian Grand Army Meeting Opens in Indianapolis

The annual encampment of the Indian Grand Army of the Hot public opened in Indianapolis today and will continue through tomorrow.

G. A. RB Indianapolis Indian Grand Army

Grand Army of the Republic Annual Encampment Opens

May 16 opening of the annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in the city with elaborate entertainments prepared for visitors continuing through tomorrow.

Shoes Sale Listing with Deep Discounts

A dense advertisement lists numerous footwear discounts for ladies girls and men. Prices drop from standard ranges to bargains on Dongola Button Turn Russet and Black styles plus Oxfords Slippers and boots across ladies misses and mens lines with quantities and varied colors.

Interesting review of General Louis Botha's dramatic rise

Laurenca Mangies writes of Louis Botha, born in Natal in 184, as a rapid, trusted successor to Piet Joubert. The article notes his early command in Natal, ascent to lieutenant general, and leadership style, highlighting his English fluency, Irish marriage, English home life, and factional stance against monopolies and dynamite concessions.

Louis Botha Piet Joubert Joubert Loula Botha South Africa General Joubert Kruger Arma Colenso Supreme Command Bothas Natal Louis Greytown Free State Transvaal Dinizulu Zululand New Republic Transvaal Republic Vryheld Botha Trish Pattlet Lfe Volksraad Progressive Party Oom Lucan Meyer Dinotaurus de Villebols-Mareuil Charles Warren Splen Kop

Soap in Yellowstone Geysers Astonishes Tourists

A New York Sun summary describes a Yellowstone lecturer showing photos of a placid spring altered to violent boiling by soap. It recounts historical pranks by visitors, a Chinese laundryman’s accident, and scientific notes by Hague and Cadell on how soap or lye disturbs geysers.

Yellowstone Park Yellowstone Arnold Hague Henry Cadell Hague

Ladies ice cream committee to meet at M E church

The ladies composing the committee on ice cream for the Carnival of Nations are requested to meet at the M E church on Saturday evening. Mr Edward Jones left Tuesday for a month’s visit with relatives in Wales. Mr G F Taylor and Oscar Dunlop returned yesterday from a successful fishing trip to Kisers pond Wayne county. Mr Morton Harlee and family have moved to Hawley.

M. E Edward Jones Wales G. F. Taylor Oscar Dunlop Kiser's Pond Wayne County Morton Harlee Hawley

Grand Army of the Republic opens in Springfield

Springfield Missouri hosts the Grand Army of the Republic opening today with Commander in Chief Shaw as guest of honor. More than 10 000 visitors attend as the event continues tomorrow.

Springfield Department Oncapement Grand Army of the Republic Shaw

Crown Prince Reaches Majority in Berlin

Berlin reports the crown prince attained his majority today. He will serve during the guard at Potsdam and enroll at the University of Bonn in the autumn.

Berlin Potsdam University of Vonn

Annie Roswell Star in Miss Hobbs at Tir elum

Annie Roswell appears Friday evening in Catherine and Miss Hobbs at the Tir elum theatre. The review praises her subtle art and temperament, noting she makes the title role of Miss Hobbs fit her capabilities with delicate acting and charm.

Annie Roswell Tirelum Catherine Miss Hobbs Lve Mr. Jeromé Misa Hhaweell Bellows Miss Hebbe

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