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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1897

Page

7

Adver tisements and social notes from Lackawanna county

Public notices from Carbondale list advertisements and job work orders to be collected at Shannon and Co on North Main Street before 10 am. Local visitors include former congressman L. Lo Jadwin and Miss Barbant Hendley of Scranton. Social mentions note travels of Miss Hattie Branner and visitations to Lackawanna hotel. A Cycle Plus order for leather upholstered furniture is noted, and an accident on Middle Hosreet is described.

Shannon & Co Newadealers North Main Street L. Lo Jadwin Mies Barbant Hendley Scranton Thea City Hey Boyd Wilkes-Parre WH. A. Wheeler Church Street Hate Mies Hattie Branner Hawley Louie Branner Lackawanna Hotel Telmont Larnen MLB Malanam Dreed

Preachers Alliance meeting in Carbondale today

A meeting of the Preachers Alliance of Carbondale and vicinity is set for this afternoon in the Presbyterian church lecture room at half past one. Exd William VokolWak of Beranton will address, presenting facts and statistics prepared for foreign governments. The alliance aims to aid pastors and improve their work. all preachers are urged to attend.

Allintes Carbondale Presbyterian Church William VokolWak Beranton Pastora Ea

Rector Resigns At Trinity Church Ahead Of Bishop Election

Trinity church services yesterday were led by George Hart the parish reader as Rev C L Pitchett the rector is absent on vacation and has resigned his post the vestry has accepted with December leading. A bishop election for the diocese is pending and a special convention will meet at South Bethlehem on Nov 9 to select a successor to Bishop Ru Row N8 Rulison DD.

Trinity Church Pirish Toy George Hart C. L. Pitchett South Bethlehem Rulison

Italian worker crushed by streetcars at Delaware and Hudson

Peter Cerra an Italian employee of the Delaware and Hudson coal packets was seriously injured Friday when he was knocked under streetcars at Dunsdaff Street. He suffered a leg injury and foot caught between wheels and underwent amputation at Emergency hospital after doctors Jenkins and Wheeler operated.

Peter Cerra Delaware and Hudson Cerra Pocketa Dunsdaff Street Jenkins H.C. Wheeler

Elite Dancing Class Social At Burke Building Draws Thirty-Five Couples

The Elite dancing class held a Friday evening social in the Burke building attended by about thirty five couples. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Friend of Messun Miss Stella Allen and Miss Fio Allen of Forest City Miss Hattie Whittaker of Honesdale A W Blandin of Honesdale H B Wordworth of Tacoma and Arthur Kehring of Forest City.

Burke Building Out of Town Mre Fred, Friend Messun Stella Fio Allen Forest City Hattie Whittaker Honesdale Messrs A. W. Blandin H. 8. Wordworth Tacoma Waeh Arthur Kehring

Sixth Anniversary Knlehise of Honor Masque Ball

On Wednesday evening November 4 the Watt Building hosts the sixth anniversary of the Knlehise of Honor with a masque ball. A fantastic parade precedes the dance and a handsome photograph album will be awarded to the most original costume wearer.

Watt Bailding

Local Notes and Political Reminder for Voters

Mrs. John Coles of Chlenge returns home after visiting her son in the city. Mrs. Wesley Painter and daughter Teabela of Pethany visiting rola- Tver in this city. Mrs. Jane Graveshie comes back from Wilkes-Barre. Miss Kate Sulivan visited here then returned to Forty Fort. Vote a straight Republican ticket by marking the head circle. The Clerk's association hosts a smoker at Assembly hall in honor of Max Murrin. Misses Howell, Elston attended Halloween social at Professor Taylor's Dunmore class. William Brigga visiting in Mont TORR. Misses Clark and Morrisey return to Binghamton. Miss Anna Jones of Elmira visits Mrs. W. W. Watkins Wyoming. Miss Mary Boland visiting Beranton. Mrs. Joh Merritt returns from Justur. Ladies Auxiliary Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen presented treasurer Mrs. W. J. Perry with an elephant rocker. Miss Mary Fertel returns from Uniondale. Republican voters urged to mark the head circle on the party column. James H. Paul ill with appendicitis is not requiring operation. Lieutenant Edgar Jadwin of Washington called on friends en route to Honesdale.

John Coles Chlenge Wesley Painter Teabela Pethany Rola- Tver Jane Graveshie Wilkes-Barre Kate Sulivan Forty Fort Assembly Hall Max Murrin Mattie Howell Katie Tara Elston Professor Taylor Dunmore William Brigga Mont- Torr Mary Clark Nellie Morrisey Binghamton Anna Jones Elmira W. W. Watkins Wyoming Mary Boland Beranton Joh Merritt Justur Brotherhood of Tailroad W. J. Perry Mary Fertel Uniondale Ston James H. Paul Edgar Jadwin Washington, D. C Honesdale Board of Trade England M. Renward & Son Depot Street George Howl North Main Street James Noeh Auer Meinhart Union Street Pittston Oliven Howells Main Street Miewes Lydia Hosking Chitty Mitchell Edith Howells Jennie Howells Loretta Sullivar Clivele Jenkins Annie M. Jenkins Bertha Davis Lillian Howells Moss W. J. Hoskins John Morris Morgan J. Jones W. HB Thomas Armstrong Mixa Mary Davis Klondike Social Club Weber Morgan B. Morgans Sons of Temperance van Morn John Griffiths Hyde Park William

Scott and Bowne Emulsion Advertises Nutritional Remedies

The ad touts beef alternatives and urges Scott’s Emulsion as the only choice for cod liver oil and hypo phosphites, claiming it delivers prompt results in wasting or weight loss. It lists druggists and prices of 96 cents and one dollar, with Scott and Bowne, chemists, New York.

Scott Scott & Bowne New York

Private whispers cloud Lackawanna county election mood

Private chatter claims the Republican county slate will win but observers fear moral victory aims. The push centers on turning out voters and defeating anti ticket sentiment to secure Republican supremacy.

Lackowanna

Masked Mystery Party At Main Street Home

William T. Osborne hosted a Saturday evening gathering at his Main Street residence with guests in masks and costumes. The event featured costume reveals at 2 pm, games, and lunch, followed by departures before 1 am. attendees included numerous named individuals and several visitors from nearby towns.

Local Factory Plans in Taylor Spark Woolen Mill Prospect

The board of trade says Taylor will attract a woolen mill with British ties and 250 workers half of them women. The plant, designed by a Beranton architect, will sit near Renward & Son’s sick mill on Depot street. Community events include a 18th birthday party and wedding announcements, plus club and church notices.

Local Obituaries and Community Notes From Grove and Hyde Park

Jenkine of Grove street dies after brief illness and will be buried at Forest Home cemetery this afternoon. Mise Mogeie Williams of Hyde Park visits friends on the Sabbath. The Merkin sen chub in the ward meets at William Morrin hotel this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones of Hyde Park visit the latters parents. Thomas Davie and Sharade Tidd on Main Street break ground for a block near the Methodist Episcopal church.

Jenkine Grove Street Forest Home Mise Mogeie Williams Hyde Park Merkinsen Chub Iiet William Morrin Thomas Jones Mir Mia Thomas Davie Main Street Sharade Tidd Methodiet Eplscopal Church

Funeral in Olyphant for James Jordan of local note

The funeral of James Jordan of Olyphant was held yesterday at 2 PM from his Dunmore Street residence and attended by about 2,000 people. The body lay in state, then the procession moved to St Patrick's Church for a solemn requiem, with sermons by Rev Murphy and multiple clergy from nearby towns.

James Jordan Olyphoant Nhnee Dunmore Street St. Patrick's Cathaliye Church John Loughran Minooks No McManus Providers Robert McCormick Lee W. W. Watkies Calvary Olyphant J. M. Smoulter Comeford Carsoner Walsh Brianley Pooley Mill- Tne Janes J. Williama J. E B. Jones Pranklin Howell A. J. Casey A. H. Wandling John T. Righards J. Neville Scranton James J. Lynch Hugh O'Boyle John J. O'Hara Wiliam Kogan A. C. Farrell John J. Mooney P. C. Cannon BP. J. Kelly Merchants and Mechanics Bank Employes Borantom Packing Company Olyphant Water Company C. GO. Boland Morria Goldsmith P. P. Jordan John Kh Jones Pp. A. Philtin Bt. Patrick's Church

Football Scores From Saturday Wide Page Report

The article lists multiple college games with scores and key plays. Princeton fought Dartmouth with several touchdowns by Kelly Helier Wheeler Hillebrand Geile Laird, while Lafayette struggled as Holderwies attempted field goals and sprained ankle limited play. Other games mention University of Pennsylvania guard back play and various goal attempts. 6000 spectators watched the Princeton-Dartmouth clash, and Atlington-Tufiyette defeated an unnamed foe 2 0 in a separate match.

Princeton Tiger Atlington Tlufiyette Hehed Sears Lafayette Holderwies University of Pennsylyvinia Walbridge Rinehart Herr Videomayer Boyd Rhinehart

College Freshmen Scoreboard From Eastern Meet

Albany and Hartford matches headline a string of freshman results with Amherst, Roches ter, Williamstown, and Penn State tallying losses while notable wins include Worcester Polytechnic vs Holyrose and Gettysburg College defeating its opponent.

Albany Vinlon Wy Riteers Hartford—Trinity Amherst Brooklyn Irving Club Yate Andover Worcaster Aten—Haimilton College Rochester University Williamstown Coliate Williames Dunham Boston University Worcester Worcester Polytechnic Insttitute Annapollo Annapolis Pennsylvania State College Philadelphia Cornell Univertity of Pennsylvania Gettyshburg Cortlisle

Fragmentary 1896 Political Resolve Mentioned

A garbled 1896 political fragment shows support for a 1102 trade and Tree silver Chicago platform with a pledge for Schudt and Horn. It mentions McKinley protection and prosperity and opposition to Bryan, indicating a party stance of the era.

Chicago Luckawind Democracy Doe Schudt Horn McKinley Bryan

Forced Extended Sale At Chicago Combination Clothing Co

A morning car load of goods prompts Chicago Combination Clothing Co at 211 Washington Avenue to extend a sale to ten days. Bargains on uniforms, overcoats, suits, and accessories lure laboring class shoppers, with evening hours and a Republican column crown noted.

Chiccago Combination Clothing Co Washington Avenue Chicago Combination Cluthing Co Union Sim Princes Albert Sfc Chicago Combination Clothing Co Claysen

Memorial for James Jordan by Scranton Packing directors

A scrambled memorial note from Scranton Packing directors dated October 1 honors the late James Jordan as a principled, sympathetic associate and friend. It expresses regret, recalls past dealings, and requests the memorial be recorded and a copy sent to the bereaved family.

James Jordan Scranton Batinday Mor James Jordin

Autograph Letter From Wales Highlights Kimball Piano

The Chicago Times-Herald reports Patti Patt Nicolini presents a new Kimball baby grand to Craig-y-Nos Castle in Breconshire South Wales. The letter praises the instrument’s beauty and tone as priceless mementoes gathered by the diva during tours, signaling strong loyalty and esteem from Patti Patt.

Patti Wales Craig-y-Nos Swansea Valley Paul Minow Potts Kimball Craker-Nos Castle Watradgeyniais Breconshiry South Wales Jates Kimball Baby Enand Sours Adena Patt Nicolini Chicagy Times-Herald

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Lackawanna County Jermyn Wiliam T. Osborne Emma Moonstow Mary Bwick Cora Davis Gertrude Davis Partin Mid Eliza Osborne Wallan Kate Fampson Josephine Davis Mundane Rymer Adeline Kate Olcott Bertha Coon Julian Gill Clara Davis Maud Muller Jim Roberts Winter Mildred Osborne Fatty Ella Coon Jessie Winter Minlee Reynolds Dorotin Townis Maury Osborne Mires Thomas Williams C. Ann Butetenhberg John Osborne A. W. Walkes Martin Gu Frank Gandall Bruce Knapp Albert Blakeslee Frante Winter Highlander W. J. Baker William Reynolds Charles Pury Cartondale Alworth Stroudsburg Normal School Frik Winter Albert Hinkestee J. Dickson Penn Avenue Baptist Church Mr. Chapman Peckville Francis Gendall Oneonta N.Y Primitive Methodist Church J. Catlin Cate London Eng Mere. Catlin Lumlon Cedal Taylor Exon Lida Wal Heath Earth Heaven Sephureh God Moi Getlon Trulia Christ Chintiwat Lane Wis West Point Boore K. PD. Wall Mr. Wrenn Princetons Dartmouth Lehigh Cruss Elrelé Kimball Piano Craig-Y-Nos Castle the Newark Charmons Oll Wittha Newark Lackawanna and Wyoming Avene A. Bittenbender Kemmere Bittenbender & Co Neverslip Ant Holdpfast Calke and Shoers Lorber E Bittenbender W. Kemmerer Lackawanna Lumber CO Cross Fork Potter Co Buffalo and Suteshanna Ming Potter County Coudersport Port Allegany General Office—Board of Trade George H. Ives West Morket Street Wilkes-Harre W. S. Foote Stetson National Supply and Metal Co West Lacka Rve M.E. Keeley Fancy Rockaways East Rivers Muurise River Coves Mill Ponds Wal Pierce Penn Ave Market Wolf & Wenzel Adams Ave Court Nous Richardson-Boynton Dickson Manufacturing Coton and WIL Swron Fean Sylvaria Railroad Sunbury Harrisburg Baltimore Washington Pittsburg West Hazleton Pottsville Reading Norristown Philadempnia Mountain Park Atlantic City Elizabeth Tas In Reading Terminal Mauch Chunk Allentown Hethlehem Easton Tita Foxcepe Philadelphia Long Branch Ocean Grove Sa. m Lebanon Morrisburg Pottaville Liberty Street A. m Whitehall Street Smith Ferry BR A.m Terminy Broadway Staten Teland Aha Grand Central Tepot and Long Island Railroad Philadephia Randay A. R Baldwinen Pasa Agt J. H. Olhausen Gen Bupt Trenton Woristions Tobyhanna Hingshamton Oswego Corning Bath Dansville Morris Buffalo Northweet Southweat Nicholaon Utica Bighfield Springs Ithaca Northumberland Pittator Wilken Barre Plymouth Bloomsburg Danville Willameport Bouth Intermelate Kingston Pullman M. L. Smith Dopot Ucket Erie Wyoming Valley Erie Railroad Delaware and Hudson Park Carbondale Saratoga Montreal Bossiek Honervale Renorslvanta Ania Rr Western Lehigh Valley R. RR Bigek Diamond North South M. Low Burdick G. de A H.W Hoss Boranton Lehigh Valley Railroad Payin Tipestort Pruneau R Hi R. A Paws Ca Ittack Sianand God Poe Pittston End Eal Bos UA A Herisburg Aml Towormin Jimlin Geneva Pritic Tay Haber FL RR Die Noecerster Noffalo Niagara Falla Lehigh Valley Ehatr Caracon Pe Scranton Lockewatinn Avenue York Biations Ulteinlay South Hou Ind Aia Tor Dey Ight Eaeh Phearoee Pan Agt Pass Apt T, Fuerott
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