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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1899

Page

6

West Scranton Events Highlight Welsh Baptist Benefit Concert

A testimonial concert at the First Welsh Baptist Church benefited Richard Thomas who had been incapacitated. The packed audience from across the city and beyond celebrated his devoted volunteer work with a diverse program featuring Elm Park and Schubert quartettes, solos by Elizabeth Thomas and others, and appearances by local performers under Hon. H. M. Edwards and Prof Haydn Fivons.

First Welsh Baptist Church Richard Thomas Liew Herbert H. M. Edwards Haydn Fivons Pennavenie Popuiat James Highes William Feans Henry P. Davies Jenkin Reevs Phillip Warren W. Haydn Evans Jen Frank Brundace Thomas Reynon John W. Jones Cora Griffin Efolo David Stephens

Funeral announcements for Abraham Singer and William Harris

Abraham Singer died late Sunday night at his home on POX Oxford street and funeral services will be held tomorrow at 9 o clock from the house with interment at Clark a Green. He worked for Delaware Tacka wanna and Western for years and is survived by a wife and two children. William Harris funeral was held yesterday afternoon from his mother's home on South Sum ner avenue with Rev John P Moffat of Washburn street Proaby conducting.

Abraham Singer Pox Oxford Street Clark'a Green Delaware, Tackawanna and Western Company William Harris Sumner Avenue John P. Moffat Washburntreet Proaby

Funeral Rites Held for Veterans in Augusta Graveyard

Pallbearers from the old Thirteenth regiment encampment at Augusta later joined the game company. The pallbearers were Thomas Flair Frank Jones Oliver Williams Anthonys Mayer Arthur Meredith and Edseard Pill. Burial took place at Washtarn Street Cemetery.

Terian Church Old Thirteenth Regiment Augusta Game Company Thomas Flair Frank Jones Oliver Williams Anthonys Mayer Arthur Meredith Edseard Pill Hurial Washtarns Street

Hunter captures dangerous wild cat near Ywald Mount

Isme W. Fivaons of M3 Quay aves nic killed a wild cat while hunting on the West Mevuinstan near Ywald Mount. The beast fled, he fired several shots, and captured it. The county awarded a bounty for wild cats, and Evins presented a certificate to Alderman John’s Inn for authorities.

Isme W. Fivaons Quay Avesnic

Reception at Mrs Carson's Hosts Methodist Fpc Church Ladies

The Simpson Methodist Episcopal church Tame Missionary society held a meeting at Mrs George Carson's home 122 North Main Avenue. After business the guests were entertained by Mrs Carson with instrumental and vocal numbers and refreshments were served.

Simpson Methodist Fpiscopal Church Tame Micalonery Society Qeorge Caracn Forth Main Avena Carson

Debt clearance offer helps Philadelphia church

Members of the Taetreon atress Rapuetehorsh learn a Philadelphia company holding a mortgage of 15 600 dollars will dispose of the lien for six dollars. A church friend may lend the money and cancel the indebtedness soon. The church, hampered for years, hopes to liquidate the debt.

Taetreon Atress Rapuetehorsh Philadelphia

Burglary Attempt at John T. Richards Residence

An early Friday morning burglary at John T. Richards on Tenth Street failed as the intruder fled after a loud alarm. Richards woke to a noise and saw an intruder leaving through a window after climbing a tree. the suspect fell twelve feet from the roof and escaped before capture. Police were notified but no arrests yet.

John T. Richards Tenth Street Mr. Richards Mae

Night schools Opened In City With Many Pupils Attending

Night schools opened that evening on November 13 17 18 29 39 and many pupils presented themselves for instruction at various buildings. Among the teachers listed are John Horan at 17 Keyser avenue and Jackson street and Thomas Francis at 13 Acker avenue.

John Horan Keyser Avenue Jackson Street Thomas Francis Acker Avenue

How These Jackets Come and Go

The Cloak Department reports phenomenal access this season and record sales. Management explains plans to offer the most complete display of Winter Jackets Capes Cloaks Suits skirts and related items in the city. Repeated market reentry kept stocks at a high water mark as clearing lines were purchased at unbeatable prices, benefiting customers.

Misses' Jackets in Velvet Piped Covert Cloths

Misses' jackets sizes 12 to 18 years offered in velvet piping and high grade covert cloth. Full linings, pearl buttons and careful tailoring. Kersey jackets in shades and sizes 12 to 18 years priced around 3.49 to 5.00 dollars.

Ladies' Kersey Jackets at Special Scranton Prices

A cluttered ad touts ladies medium weight Kersey jackets fully lined and stitched with multiple styles and colors. It claims high quality and special finishes at prices from $6.50 to $10.00, asserting the offerings cannot be duplicated elsewhere in Scranton.

Scranton

Lincoln Heights Sunday School Opens in New Building

Residents of Lincoln Heights convened last Friday as Jareph H. Davis was elected superintendent with J. Irons as assistant and Frank Davis as treasurer. Carrie Gless will lead female students while staff includes Arthur Davis and others. over a hundred attended signaling strong local interest. The move follows securing a new school building for services and lessons at 2 PM and 7 PM. Music books were donated by Rev G M Howell and Rev Jamon Benninger.

Realdeata Lincoln Heights Jareph H. Davis Irons Fred Reynolds Frank Davis Thomas James G M. Howell Jamon Benninger Hampton Street

Miscelaneous payments and totals from multiple individuals

A list shows payments to various individuals with amounts ranging from fractions of a dollar to several dollars. Names include Miss Murray, Miss Nichols, Mise Beamish, Mine Alorgan, Miss Lender, Miss Yost, Miss Woode, Miss Murphy, and Prof. David Owens among others. Totals cited include 1744 and 811.77.

Mise Lees Miss Murray Miss Nichols Mise Beamish Mine Alorgan Miss Lender Conte Mime Fiyon Mise Evans Miss Kellow Miss Yost Miss Woode Mise Murphy Artus Peck Ferber David Owens Martha Watkin Miles Kiltavewis Herta Kelly Misa Nellie Picharts Catherine Palliips Nellie Kelly Misa Barsh McDonald Tien Erica Price Mary Harris Tal Prof H. L. Morgan Miss Vaughan Miss Knapp Miss Freeman Miss Fellows Miss O'Connor Miss Ruddy

Local notices and society events fill Scranton scene

Charles H Cawley denies arrest for pool glare. Several clubs hold meetings including Electric City Wheelmen Franklin Engine Co and Columbia Hose. An old country tea party at First Welsh Congregational church is a social and financial success. Mary Agnes Gallagher and Thomas A Walsh announce their marriage on Thanksgiving Day. Dewi Sant lodge vocal contests prize awards. Week of prayer by Young Women's Christian Association with a Friday prayer meeting at the West Scranton branch. Old country tea party at First Welsh Congregational Church invites all.

Charles H. Cawley Railroad Avenue Tribune Electric City Wheelmen Clab House Franklin Engine Company Otcers Columbia Hove Company Chi Upsilon Society Wasburn Street Presbyterian Church Board of Brotherhood of St. Andrew St. David's Escopal Church Bittern of Jothany Rso Mary Agnes Gallagher Meridian Street Thomas A. Walsh Carbondale St. Patrick’s Church Dewi Sant Lodge Order of American True Ivorites Young Women's Christian Association West Scranton Malin Avenue Scranton Street Associaton First Welch Congregational Church South Mall Avenue

A Friend in Need Is a Friend Indeed Cough Remedy Ad

A mother wakes at night to her baby's ominous cough and labored breathing. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted as a safe cure for colds and throat irritation, available through Alaithena Brothers wholesale and retail agents.

Chamberlain Alaithena Bros

Five Illustrated Lectures On Ancient Rome In City

Walter Q Scott D D will give five illustrated lectures at the High school auditorium for Ezra Griffin Post G A R. The first occurs Thursday with additional talks on Nov 21 28 Dec 7 and 24. Tickets cost 1. Proceeds go to the Lieutenant Ezra Griffin Post.

Walter Quincy Scott Ezra Griffin Post Grand Army of the Republic Rome Scott Kera Griffin

Arbeiter Verein Notes On Evening Entertainment And Local News

A Saturday Arbeiter Fortbildunes-Verein soirée on Alder Street featured an engaging program of music and farce. John Widowski faced charges of malicious mischief but was discharged after the accuser withdrew, citing a ill child at home. Upcoming weddings include Miss Madelene Hickey and John Oestringer at St Mary’s. other nuptials announced for Miss Anna Burnd and Michiel Healy, and Miss Bessie Klingie with John Klingie. Local changes include Kinback planning to leave his business for a Cranton position.

Arbeiter Fortbildunes-Verein Inet Vail Alder Street Overture Cat. Schmidt Waldgesang Genung Charles Hyensa Gust O'Mara Madelene Hickey Pittston Avenue John Oestringer St Mary's Thoice Beane George Streveberger Anna Burnd Brick Street Michiel Healy Greenwood Bessie John Klingie

Germania Singers to Visit Carbondale With Gaver Band

The Junger Maennerchor will be the guests of the Germania singing society of Carbondale next Monday evening, with Gaver's band to accompany. The Century Heese company plans a Thursday trip to Carbondale to visit Andrew Mitchell Hare company's annual bash. Frank Boland, 17 months, son of C. T. and Mrs Boland, died Sunday morning. funeral this afternoon at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Marie Studdy of Cedar avenue returned from a six weeks trip through New York Boston and Holyoke. Fire Sunday morning damaged a double house on Stone avenue owned by Patrick D Jordan, confined to roof with about 9100 damage. Thomas Healy resigned from Casey & Kelly brewery. Joseph Reif and John Diets return from hunting trip in Pike and Monroe counties reporting abundant game.

Junger Maennerchor Germania Singing Society Carbondale Gaver Century Heese Company Andrew Mitchell Hare Frank C. T. Boland Pittston Avenue Hyde Park Catholic Misa Marie Studdy Cedar Avenue New York City Holyoke Boston Masa Stone Avenue Patrick D. Jordan Thomas Healy Casey & Kelly Brewery Mesers Joseph Reif John Diets Pike Monroe

Meadow Brook Washer Sale Report

Peacon sold to teams at 76 cents a ton. Corner of Cedar Avenue and Gibbons noted for activity.

Meadow Brook Cedar Avenue Gibbons Street

Dunmors Doings A Coal Mine Accident Injures Miner

In the No 6 collilery of the Pennsylvania Coal company a minor named Richard Donnegan was struck by a falling back after aiding to load coal. He was carried to the surface where a physician found severe bruises to the back and body. The nearby laborer escaped unharmed.

Pennsylvania Coal Company Richard Donnegan

Funeral services for two local residents held

The funeral of the young son Joseph Connor of Green Ridge Street was held yesterday at St Marys church with burial in the Catholic cemetery. The funeral of Mrs John Ibbins of East Drinker Street occurred yesterday with interment in St Carmel cemetery.

Joseph Thomas Connell Green Ridge Street St. Mary's Church John Iibbons East Drinker Street St. Carmel

Quiet wedding announced at St Marys Church

A quiet wedding will be held at St Marys Catholic Church on Chestnut Street tomorrow afternoon. Miss Mary Gallena of Fuller Street will wed Mr John Hopkins of Puffato New York. Gallena has many friends in this area who will learn of the anticipated ceremony with surprise.

St. Mary's

Industrial Jottings and Delaware Lackawanna Train Movements

Industrial notes detail Lackawanna Railroad movements for today with named signalmen and crews. The record lists engine assignments for North and South divisions, crew changes, and specific times for extra engine runs and passenger service on the line.

William Logan Foreman Dies After Sudden Illness

William Logan foreman for Burke Brothers died yesterday morning after a day of work. He had been an employee for several years and was trusted and highly respected. Friends will be saddened by his passing.

William Logan Burke Bros Mr. Logan Berke Brow Fierdany

Picture man Kinback clears stock on North Blakely

W Kinback known as the picture man removed his fur furniture and stock from the store room on North Blakely street.

W. Kinback Blakely Street

McCann Named Station Agent at Lackawanna Avenue

Peter F. McCann was officially appointed station agent by Superintendent Salisbury yesterday. He will handle passengers baggage and express matters and oversee movement of passenger trains at Scranton station under the train master’s direction.

Peter F. McCann Lackawanna Avenue Tribune Salisbury McCann Scranton

Board of Trade committee delays tin plate industry discussion

The manufactures committee did not meet yesterday as Secretary Atherton has not received data on raw material costs. A board steels meeting is set for next Monday evening and the tin plate matter is not expected to be considered until then.

Board of Trade Atherton Board Steels

Lecture on Life in the Scottish Highlands Tonight

Mrs. Charles Carr of Monroe Avenue hosts a visit with Huntingdon friends. Stev W G Elmonon of Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church will give a lecture on Life in the Scottish Highlands at Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church tonight. A revival of past sermons and church missions are noted along with local donations to Capouse mission. A counterfeit silver note incident and a church youth event are also mentioned with minor details.

Charles Carr Monroe Avenue Huntingdon Stev W. G. Elmonon Asbury Methodist Epiceopal Church Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church Blimpson Thereen Ridge Presbeterian Church of the Goat Shepherd

Reed challenges Middleton to game of quett

Thomas Reed issues a challenge to Thomas Middleton after a defeat and offers fifty or one hundred dollars. He proposes meeting any night this week at 16 Capoure avenue and asks for a reply through the paper.

Thomas Reed Thomas Middleton Capoure Avenue

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