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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1897
Page
7
Spring Field Faces Scranton In 3.45 Game
Base Ball today features Spring Field against Scranton at 3.45. Admission is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Scranton
City Notes from the County Capital and Nearby Events
The city council reports a fire engineers meeting for organization. St Cecilia’s academy hosts the Heith annual recital at St Thomas hall. Controller Robinson works on back pay orders after returning from a trip. Stanley Daly charged with assault and battery by Mrs Laxaio Smith appeared in court with bond set at 460. Carr’s Chautauqua class visits Wolfs Den. twenty three attend. Rev M D Fuller receives Doctor of Divinity from Grant University. Brown fined in police court for drunkenness and insulting smiles near Penn Ave and Spruce St. Company C and the Thirteenth Regi ment Drum corps parade to promote the Lake Arie excursion on May 7. County commissioners visit Greenfield Scott and North Abington townships to locate bridge sites. Two street walkers arrested by Patrolman Day for soliciting on Penn Ave. each cost in police court. Hi C Shafer of Scranton Clothing Association reports weekly returns totaling 1872.02 for the week, with various daily amounts. YWCA secures a seashore self support site at Asbury Park NJ for women. apply locally at the Young Women’s Christian Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Cecilia’s Academy
Heith
St. Thomas’ Hall
Robinson
Hasing
Stanley Daly
Laxaio Smith
Court
Miss Carr
Young Women's Christlin Association
Wolfs den
Therese
M. D. Fuller
Norwich
Grant University of ‘Tennessee
Brown
Penn Avenue
Spruce Street
Company C
Thirteenth Regiment Drum Corp
Lake Arie
Greenfield
Scott
North Abington
Gram
Cora Turnett
Clara Smith
Moi Lon Penn Avenue
Marine
Doctor Throop Shows Gradual Improvement After Saturday
Since Saturday night Dr B H Throop has gradually improved and Dr W F E Keller at his bedside said recovery is possible. Doctors Fulton Connell and Keller concluded he is affected with irritation of the brain surface with six months of symptoms noted by Throop himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Throop
BH. Throop
W. FE. Keller
Fulton
Connell
Keller
Throop
Religious Services and Clergy Engage in City
Rev. Conrad preached at St Peter s Lutheran Church and Rev Grant spoke at Waverly African Methodist Church. Rev Park of Astoria led Green Ridge Presbyterian and Rev Dony led Plymouth Congregational. The Sherman Avenue Mission choir sang in morning service. Rev Evans of East Dalry accepted a pastorate call in Rochester New York. Aldrich addressed Railroad YMCA meeting. The Yokefellows led evening service at Rescue Mission and Wishard Gailey preached at Bec and Presbyterian churches. They spoke at YMCA on Evangelization of the Work in This Generation and again at the YMCA Saturday evening with large audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. Conrad
Pittston
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
H. A. Grant
Waverly
Charles Park
Astoria
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
F. A. Dony
Plymouth Congregational Church
Sherman Avenue
Taylor
Luther
Wishard
Robert R. Gailey
Bec and
Presbyterian Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Men's
Chrisian Association
Baturdas
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertise Blood Cure
An advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for all humors of the blood from pimples to scrofula and claims thorough purification and enrichment of the blood. Hood's Pills are said to cure nausea headache indigestion and biliousness. Available at all druggists for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hoom
Bic
Memorial Day services honor fallen soldiers and veterans
At Penn Avenue Church and Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church memorial services honored Colonel Mentes post Grand Army of the Republic, the Union Veterans, Sons of Veterans, and Woman’s Relief Corps. Rev. Joseph K. Dixon preached a moving memorial message on the soldier dead, liberty, and national unity, with choirs, hymns, and prayers, as flags and photos of Lincoln Grant and Logan adorned the altars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Colonel Monies Post
Veterans’ Unions
Ezra & Griffin Post, Sons of Veterans and Woman's Relief Corps
Simpson M. EB
Inet Nieht
Joseph K. Dixon
Colonel Mentes Post
Grand Army of the Repubic
Union Veterans Union
Simpeon Methodist Episcopal Church
T West Side
J. P. Sweet
Griffin Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Veterans and Woman's Relief
Dixon
Penn Avene
Haydn Vans
Seljubert
Hivett
Dr. Dixon
Christ
McAndrew
Union Veterans' Union
B. C. Yeomans
W. 8. Jones
Sons of Veterans
William Leber
John B. Plume
Womans’ Relief Corps
Mra
Iona Walter
Suele Loomis
George L. Peck
A. EH. Morse
Walter Davies
Thomas Abrams
W. W. Jones
Harry A. Wrigley
William Whitman
Ninth Lecture on Vegetables and Groceries Care
Mise Pariloa delivers the ninth parlor course in domestic economics at the YMCA hall focusing on selection and care of vegetables and groceries. She explains cooking methods for starches and legumes, contrasts fresh and dried produce, and stresses crisp fresh vegetables, proper boiling, and French techniques with butter and herbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Pariloa
Young Men's Christian Association
Bible Society marks 40th anniversary in Lackawanna
The Lackawanna Bible Society held its fortieth anniversary service at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church. Rev. J. P. Moffatt preached on the aim and scope of the society and its goal to give the released Book of Life to all. Officers were re-elected and William Frink added to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Bible Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
J. P. Moffatt
J. N. Stelle
Kennedy
D. A. Stone
L. A. Stevens
William Frink
Alfred Hand
J. L. Stelle
Second View
W. W. Lathrop
H. M. Boles
W. H. Richmond
William Connell
J. B. van Bergen
G. Kerr
Luther Keller
Samuel Hines
KB. B. Bourges
Willan Frink
Local Grocery Lowprices Auctioned Goods Listing
Readable fragments show a catalog of grocery items and household goods with prices discouraged by age. Items include corn starch electric starch soap milk crackers lamon cakes molasses cakes Nic Naps table syrup vinegar sugar and parlor matches. The text suggests a sale or price list from a Scranton area source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
Delicate flavor of fat cooked in water discussed
The text explains that fat before cooking in water yields subtler flavors than fully cooked fat. It notes the fat absorbs strong tastes and that flavors from vegetables like onions and carrots enhance the cuisine. Low-temperature, thin fat cooking is emphasized for best results.
Piano Trade In Sells Cheap New Chickering Piano
Piano growing market text notes a department store deal last week. A nearly new Chickering piano in full size, cost 600, traded as part of a sale. The seller expresses urgency to convert the instrument into cash despite its higher apparent value.
Miscellaneous Hardware and Sewing Items Listed in Market Notes
A fragmented OCR list outlines assorted hardware and sewing goods including table knives and forks, hair curling tongues, tobacco hoxes, glass cutters, quilt frames, corks, broom holders, sewing machines, marbles, nails, glue, whétstone, shelf brackets, tack hammers, scrub brushes, carpet tacks, garden hoses, pins, strings, elastic, petroleum jelly, soap, and numerous pink slips of items like hat pins, collar buttons, safety pins, and buttons. The list blends kitchen, home, and craft supplies with minor brand-like cues and placeholder markings.
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Board of Fire Engineers
Hi. C. Shafer
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SIA
Asbury Park
N. J
Castoria
Me Oo
J. K. Dixon
D. D
J. B. Sweet
Simpson Church
Tarael
MR. Bweet
Bermon
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Joshua
Jordan
Canaan
Wat
Sumter
Fort Donaldson
Petersburg
Fair Oaks
Atlanta
Gettysburg
Richmond
Abraham Lincoln
Abe
Charles Fuller
Lackawanna Wilily Society
Laserne
Lackawanna
Bible House
W. D. Lathrop
A Tulent
Wyoming Seminary
Forty Fort
Dorranceton
Pringleville
Edwardsville
Kingston
Larkeville
Plainville
Carverton
Glen Lyon
Luserne
Truckeville
Beavertown
Huntsville
Dallas
John Wallace
Pittston Junction
Duryea
Pleasant Valley
Avoca
Brown's Patch
Blark’s Patch
Yatesville
Laflin
Inkerman
Oregon
Port Griffith
Judson N. Batley
Chinchilla
Archhbald
Gouldsboro
Daleville
Yostville
Spring Brook
Madisonville
Turnersville
Freytown
Moscow
Elmhurst
Peckville
Dunmore
Drinkers Beach
Bible Society
WEE M. Norton Bibles
Carbondale
Nestea Tena
Mary CG. Hoyaradt
Salem
HSS
James P. Sampson
ALOUT
France
Lackawanna Avenue
Elay
Espec
China and Crockery
China Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Rexford
Whitney Paper Co
New York
the Rexford Co
Lackawanna Ave
DBR
Vanee
Tae
J. H. Ludwig
D. I. Phillips
Board of Trade
Delft
Board OF Trade Building
Court House Square
Keeley
Actigon Avenue
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