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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1900

Page

6

WEST SCRANTON COMMUNITY GLEE EVENT DELIVERS DESPITE LOW ATTENDANCE

Bt Leos Glee Club performed in Mears hall last evening with several numbers and new stage scenery. John H Devine chaired the event as Miss Kate Reardon played piano and Miss Anna Scanlon delivered a vocal encore. The social hour followed the show with dancing and a clever monologue by Will F Burke.

Bt. Leo's Glee Club Mears’ Hall John H. Devine Glee Club Glee Cluo Kate Reardon Will F. Burke Anna Scanlon Mamie Cavanaugh John Shaughnessy John T. Watkins

Bitterel bitters promise cure for digestive ailments

This vintage ad touts Bittere as a universal remedy for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and liver and kidney troubles. It claims to include all beneficial ingredients and none harmful and advises demanding the genuine product when advertised.

Local musical evening chaired by Prytherch marks success

Prytherch presided with Mr Thomas in charge of the program. The arrangements committee included Thomas W. Jones William Davies John Parry J Henry Jones and J M Thomas. Tallie Davis presided at the piano and Misa Davis played the organ. William RB Williams acted as treasurer. Attendance was very gratifying to the promoters.

Mission Band Plan Friday Evening Program at St Mark's

The Mission band of St Mark's Lutheran church annouces a Friday evening program featuring a series of prosesional pieces, songs, recitations, dialogue, duets, and an organ voluntary. Performers include Willie Allepaugh Lilian Mackreth Florence Watrous Doretta Michael Lena Larson and others with titles such as The Sick Detl The Johnny Jump Ups and Star Spangled Banner.

St. Mark's Lutheran Church Duretta Michael Manche Walrouia Fuet Lilian Mackreth Emily Mets Jim Florence Watrous Johnny Jump Ups Willie Michael Alfred Werkmeister Wille Allepaugh Carl Krieger Mathyn Hesad Kadie Pennett Doretta Michael Mandie Watrovist Lena Larson Bertha Schuster Termmy Teste Jady Mudge Watrous Vialogue Charile Johnsen Wille Kreinheng Charles Largon Clemance Ort Wille Guennel Organ Voluntary Voluntary Civsnecwewseeeee Tinton Corlees Bolo Tlorence Watrous Maiogue Svbotar Liele Whetstone Margaret Sherman Ertha Wookrie Lie Guennel T'S Mre A. L. Ramer Joseph Atherton Kier Henry Dooll Henry Walther Emil Gebel Herman Bachman Willie Searing Miston Nand

Ludwig Couple Celebrate Fifth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs William Ludwig of North Bromley Avenue celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary last evening with a large gathering at their home. They received many useful gifts in the form of wooden ware. Refreshments were served and guests enjoyed the occasion.

William Ludwig North Bromley Avenue

Charis Feden Benefit Recital At Miss Price's Home

An entertainment titled Charis Feden is set for this evening at Miss Anna Price's residence 220 South Hyde Park avenue to aid the Florence Crittenden Mission. The programme features a solo by Elizabeth Thomas of Elm Park Church quartet and vocal solos by Mattie Poole and Oliven Jones, with piano solos by Jennie Eynon Blanche Thomas and Mae Lindabury.

Charis. Feden Anna Price Hyde Park Avenue Florence Crittenden Elizabeth Thomas Elm Park Church Mattie Poole Oliven Jones Jennie Eynon Blanche Thomas Mae Lindabury

Important Sale of Ladies High Grade Muslin Underwear

A long description announces a major sale of ladies muslin underwear with deeply discounted prices. The text promises first class stock from top manufacturers, new gowns in latest styles, and substantial reductions on regular stock as part of a season ending bargain event. It highlights fresh clean stock and perfect fitting sizes with various gown styles and trims.

Newest Creations in White Petticoats Adverts

A catalog-like notice lists various white petticoat styles with scattered prices and annotations such as 60c and $2.75. The fragmentary copy mentions multiple items labeled White Petticoats for with inconsistent spellings and figures.

Recitals by Geraldine Phillipa and Violin Soloists

A program features Geraldine Phillipa and three young girls with violin solo by Rhoda Eline and a duet by Margaret and Anna Phrie. An admission of 5 conte benefits charitable causes. Attendees are promised a pleasant evening of music.

Geraldine Phillipa Rhoda Eline Margaret Anna Phrie

Funeral notices for Gibney Markwick Evans families

The funeral of Mrs Patrick Gibney was held at 9 AM from North Main Avenue with a Requiem Mass at St. Patrick Church and burial at Cathedral Cemetery. A service for the Markwick child occurred at 3 PM on Hampton Street with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. Margaret Evans six year old child was buried at Washburn Street Cemetery at 4 PM yesterday.

Patrick Gibney North Main Avenue St. Patrick's Catholic Church Hev. J. J. Ruddy Cathedral Fred Markwick Hampton Street Washburn Street Margaret John H. Evans Lincoln Avenue

Funeral rites for Dwight Kingsley at Blakely

A large Hyde Park lodge of Free and Accepted Masons attended the funeral of Dwight Kingsley in Blakely yesterday afternoon. Kingsley was a lifelong Mason active in lodge affairs. Pallbearers included FB. G. Morgan, George W. Jenking, Thomas Carey, Charles Pitcher, T. F. Welle, and Charles Lanning, with Daniel Thomas as flower-bearer. Services were conducted by Rev. David Spencer and Rev. Wille, former pastor of the Makely Baptist church.

Hyde Park Lodge Dwight Kingsley Blakely FB. G. Morgan George W. Jenking Thomas Carey Charles Pitcher T. F. Welle Charles Lanning Daniel Thomas David Spencer Wille Hmakely Baptist Church

Funeral planned for Mrs. Mary P. Lewis

The funeral for Mrs. Mary P. Lewis will be held tomorrow at 2 PM. Services will be at the house 867 North Hyde Park Avenue, with interment in Washburn Street Cemetery.

Mary P. Lewis North Hyde Park Avenue Washburn Street

Crowning of Virgin statue at Holy Rosary scene in North Scranton

North Scranton reports the Virgin statue crowning between Holy Rosary church and PardChial school last evening in an annual ceremony witnessed by hundreds. Milas Catherine Ruane crowned the statue as pupils performed marches dialogues recitations and solos in white dress. Community groups including the Young Women's Christian Association plan meetings and a Friday evening program features ensembles solos and instrument numbers. A note on upcoming events mentions the Providence Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid meeting and an excursion fundraiser by Cayuga Outside Accidental fund to Shawnee Lake. Local residents Sidney Henwood and Eureka house owners Mr and Mrs M J Burke greet family news and a premier photo studio promotion for Lehriever at Wyoming Avenue.

Holy Rosary Pardchial Milas Catherine Ruane Young Women's Christian Association Young Women’s Christian Association Young Women’s Christian Association Orchestra Harry Smith Edward Fenstemacher Mamie Hill Bella Cousin Anna Salmon Ralph Williams Walkinshaw Misa Edith Martin EF. Fenstemacher Ladies’ Aid Society Providence Methodist Episcopal Church M. J. Burke Eureka House Cayuga Shawnee Lake Delaware and Hudson Railroad Sidney Henwood North Main Avenue Honesdale

Green Ridge Notices and Gatherings Across Town

A compilation of residents and events from Green Ridge and nearby areas. Mentions Arthur Harlon of Carbondale visiting relatives on Memorial Day, George W. Kear and family at Lake Winola, T J Snowden in Pittston, and George Mitchell’s travel plans to Long Pond. Also notes at Capouse Avenue social gathering and a pedestrian accident involving Alvin Powell on Marlon Street.

Arthur Harlon Carbondale Mra. Harlon Monsey Avenue Pratt Green Ridge Street Brent Moscow George W. Kear Lake Winola T. J. Snowden Sunset Avenue Pittston George Mitchell Monroe Avenue Long Pond Basa C. E. Tobey Capouse Avenue C. B. Shoemiker E. FP. Marsh Alfred T. Hunt Erke Hartford, Conn Henry Ludeck Bunasct Avenue James Atherton Waverly Whitney Woodland Park Thompson Wayne County Alvin Powell Powell Marlon Street Expres

Fracture Reduced After Injury at Local Worksite

A man suffered severe bruising and double fracture of the left leg. Drs. Berlinghoff and Peck set and reduced the fracture. The Green Ridge Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets this afternoon at 8 at Bantlet church on Moncey Avenue to discuss Temperance Literature, Stadses and Waste.

Pretty Scranton wedding at St Marys Church

A wedding yesterday morning at St Marys Church in South Scranton united Miss Elizabeth Phillips and M Sheller in the presence of Rev Father Stopper. The bride wore gray, bridesmaids Anna Miller and Augusta Miller, groomsmen John Phillips and John Lansdorf. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple will live at 638 Birch Street after a short honeymoon.

St. Mary's Church Mise Elizabeth Phillips M. Sheller Bouth Scranton Father Stopper Anna Miller Augusta Miller John Phillips John Lansdorf Birch Street

Theodore Staley Killed by Black Diamond Express

Theodora R. Staley, a prominent Pittston businessman and advertiser, was killed near Sugar Notch when the Lehigh Valley Black Diamond express struck a man matching her husband Theodore Staley. He had recently faced bankruptcy and had been treated for worry at a sanitarium. He leaves a wife and four children.

Pittston Theodora R. Staley Blaelty Lehleh Valley Black Diamond Express Mr. Staley Boston New Jersey Staley Wilkes-Barre Sugar Notch

Minooka News Roundup of Cemetery Work and Local Events

Large crowds gathered at Minooka cemetery all day to repair graves of departed friends. Mrs. Michael Kan of Jermyn visited her mother Mrs. Nallin. The St Joseph’s hall children gave an entertaining program last night. Morris Mangan of Old Forge visited Minooka. Minooka team traveled to Pittston to play the Brothers and were not defeated. Mr Thoroe Dougherty of Jettfor Harrisburg area left for Harristown yesterday.

Minooka Cemetery Michael Kan Jermyn Nallin St. Joseph's Hall Morris Mangan Old Verge Minooka Pittston Hrothera Odd Minookas Thoroe Dougherty Sittston Avenue Jett Harristurg

Obituary notices for Mary Convey and Charles Teteman

Mary Convey wife of Francia Convey died yesterday at 20 Front Street threelty. Born in County Fligo Ireland October 14 143 she leaves a husband two daughters and three sons in Baltimore Philadelphia and city. Funeral notice later. Charles Teteman aged 48 formerly of Milton died yesterday at his niece Mrs A H Catterman 119 South Hyde Park Avenue after long blindness and prior treatment. Funeral announcement to follow.

Mary Convey Francia Convey Threelty County Fligo Ireland Eare John Maggerty Leiretta Joseph Baltimore Patrick Philadelphia Arthur Charles Mr. Teteman Milton A. H. Catterman South Hyde Park Avenue

Knig hte of Labor Hearing in Washington May 20

Hearing continued to next Wednesday in the Knig hts of Labor case involving John W. Clayes J T Chamberlain and Ed band holm. They were arrested on a charge of assaulting John N Parune general major workman. all defendants released on bond.

Washington West Tuteday John W. Clayes J. T. Chamberlain Worthy Foreman Ed. Bandholm Knietis of Labor

University of Pennsylvania receives $24000 dormitory gift

May 20 Philadelphia report that John G. Carruth a prominent local manufacturer presented Penn with 24000 dollars to the dormitory fund as a memorial to his daughter who died recently.

Philadelphia

Plague Suspected After Autopsy in San Francisco

San Francisco city board autopsied a Chinatown death at a Chinese undertaking establishment and ruled the cause as bubonic plague, based on findings. The case follows a recent body discovered last night, prompting health officials to investigate further.

San Francisco Chinatman

Drunken dispute leads to stabbing in Scranton area event

Two Polindera of South Washington avenue argued over whether yesterday was the Fourth of July or Sobieski's birthday and one stabbed the other, causing dangerous wounds. Grand complimentary medal event set for Friday June 8 at Scranton Athletic club hall on Alder street with over 100 tickets issued.

Rt. Mary's Church Father Stopper Washington Avenue Polindera South Washington Avenue Sobieski The Scranton Athletic Club Alder Street Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association St. John’s Church Pug Street Michael O' Boyle Pittston Avenue Manley Binghamton

Local Notices From South Scranton and Nearby

A. H. Coons the contractor laying the South Scranton sewer is in Philadelphia on business. Kate Zimmer has returned to New York after visiting Cedar avenue relatives. P Helfrich of Mount Vernon New York returned home after visiting his daughter Mrs A Zimmer of Cedar avenue. Alderman Lentee of Cedar avenue confined by rheumatism after a tonsil illness. Camp 430 PSofA drum corps serenaded Scranton Athletic club members and homes in South Scranton. Joseph Hooper Jones of Matthews Bros spent yesterday with friends at Wapwallopen.

A. H.coons Scranton Ian Philadelphia Mies Kate Zimmer Cedar Avenue New York P. Helfrich Mount Vernon N. Y Mra. A. Zimmer Alderman Lentee Patriotic Order Sons of Amertei Scranton Athletic Club South Scranton Joseph Hooper Jones Matthews Bros Wapwallopen

Pea Coal Delivers $1.25 Ton to City Areas

Pea Coal offers delivery at $1.25 per ton to the South Side central city and central Hyde Park areas. Orders directed to J. T. Fuarkey at 1914 Cedar Ave with phone number 6653 stated.

South Side Central City Hyde Park J. T. Fuarkey Cedar Ave

Burglar Wears Two Suits After Jail Break

Doylestown May 10 A burglar John Baker climbed the county jail wall Sunday and escaped wearing two suits of clothes. Under his jail garb he had a yellowish brown outfit a gift from someone. In a field behind the prison Jallor Wright found the prison salt Baker claimed to have shed as he slipped away. He also wore a derby hat a high collar and a fancy necktie to create a dudish look.

Doylestown John Baker Hucks County Jallor Wright Baker Alan

Local notices from Chinchilla area and nearby towns

The item lists funeral notices and community events including a veteran voter and postmaster, a grave decoration by visitors, and local graduates planning study at regional schools. A temperance service, funeral attendance, and church social events are noted, along with a water department earnings figure for Cleveland at 68477 and water pumped totaling 2,025,009.

Cleveland

Dean's Kidney Pills Help Scranton Miner End Pain

Mr Morgan Williams of 550 North Hyde Park avenue recalls kidney pain that plagued him for a year. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Mathews Brothers drug store, his back pain gradually decreased and disappeared after finishing the box. Sold 60 cents per box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.

Hale Scranton Morgan Williams North Hyde Park Avenue Hyde Park Mines Dean Mathews Brothers’ dru@w Bald Foster-Milburn Company

America in China Sees Vast Trade Opportunity in Orient

Minister Wu Ting Fang praises American chances in China’s vast market, noting the Philippines as a strategic foothold. He cites China’s growing use of Western cotton goods, railways, telegraphs, and telephones, and argues U.S. firms can supply cheaper manufactured goods while expanding private and government led telecommunication networks. He urges Americans to pursue this potential.

America Orient Philippine Islands United States China Europe Empire Sheng Heuan Huai Sheng Taotai Tientsin Fo Shanghai Peking Thia Danteh Commercia Philippines

Measles cough relief praised by editor Beel

Walter M W Beel editor of the Elkin Times recalls a measles attack that left him with a bad cough. He used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and the cough disappeared. He commends Chamberlain's medicines as the best on the market. Sold by Matthews Brothers wholesalers and retailers.

Walter MW. Beel Elkin N. CG

Fragmented Verse On Wealth And Wishful Trade

A neighbor's grand house contrasts with a humble home. Wealthy husband swells with attire while wife appears gaunt and repels meat. The speaker longs to trade places, hoping for a fair swap where fortunes and conditions align.

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