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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1900

Page

5

Local Names Listed Amidst House Guests and Servings

A fragment lists individuals including Teynolda Mise Helen Matthews Mise Hennel Mise Weley Sanderson and Mira Holes with rooms mentioned and attendees Mia James Mre Arthur Twitchell along with Misses Jennie and Clare Reynolds. Refreshments were served by Huntington.

Teynolda Mise Helen Matthews Misa Hennel Mise Weley Sanderson Mira Holes Mia James Mre Arthur Twitchell Jennie Clare Reynolds Huntington

Asbury Church Wedding Unites Helen Dawson and Frederick Stone

The Asbury Methodist Episcopal church hosted the marriage of Miss Helen J Dawson and Frederick C Stone at 8 PM with a full crowd of friends and relatives. The ceremony featured ushers and bridesmaids, a maid of honor, and a piano procession, followed by a reception at the bride’s mother's home. The couple planned a bridal tour visiting Richmond Washington Lattimore and Physdadone before returning. Stone, a co proprietor of Arlington dates, is praised for integrity. Out of town guests included Dr and Mrs Ralph Niles and several Stone relatives from Waverly Parks town and Wilkes-Barre.

Anne H. Matthews Joseph Scranton Lynde Piremite Michard Matthews Wyoming Avenue Clark Cronk Bauer Florida Smilex Richard George Griffith G. P. Griffith Raymond Wadheme Wilkes-Barre Flora Matthews James Arc- Leod Huntington gougSis Lynde Clay Avenue Airs. Gey Ude W. Lyme Lackawanna Trented Company Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church Helen J. Dawson Frederick C. Stone Mra. Hf F E. Dawson Leonard Kn Charles Dawson William Simpson Asbury Church George W. Cave Mae Rowena C. Dawson Sanderson Avenue Pi Dadedoine I. Lindley Delmar Lindley Pincforyville Harry Storm Tihuen Hierry Stevers Richard Crosby Mary Fassett Parkstown Milo Stone Edith Stone Mesars Mov William Stone Waverly

Missives from Wilkes-Barre News on Clergy and Local Mentions

Personal mentions Mrs Aaron Goldsmith of North Washington avenue in New York City. Rev Father Bastin of St Marys church may be called by Bishop Liohan to Scranton to join St Thomas Carhotic college after the death of Hoy. Pathor Metterdriek noted scholar and suited to become successor to Father Mettehriek.

Aaron Goldsmith North Washington Avenue New York City Tally Father Bastin St. Mary's Church Liohan Scranton St. Thomas Carhotic College Hoy Pathor Metterdriek Pathor Bustin Father Mettehtriek Wilkes-Barte News

Successful Klondiker Herman Carpenter Visits Oneonta

Herman Carpenter of Oneonta New York, a Klondike veteran and prospector, is visiting sister Mrs W Manley at 121 Vine Street. He spent winter in the states before returning to Nome where five paying claims are in operation. Carpenter left Oneonta in August 1887 and trekked across the Yukon before settling in Nome where two rich claims are producing gold. He will stay the rest of the week in Oneonta before returning to Nome.

Herman Carpenter Oneonta N. Y W. Manley Vine Street Carpenter Klondike States Nome Ciiulties Ma. Carpenter

Letters From The People Opinion Piece Policy

The Tribune notes opinions are published only with the writer's name and does not assume responsibility for the views expressed. The hearing process invites readers to send letters for publication.

the Tribune

Nuisance on Washington Avenue Sparks Telegram to Authorities

The Tribune reports a dispute during sewer construction on Washington Avenue from New York Street to Marlon Street. A contractor and an injured party clashed over pipe level and method, prompting calls for work to proceed without delays and for public morality during the project.

Washington Avenue New York Acar Dane Cuibe

Does It Pay Mr DeWilde and Night School Wins

Mr George DeWilde attended Scranton Business College night school to learn shorthand. He traveled to Philadelphia and secured a position with Sargent & Co. He claims four job choices and a $55 monthly pay. He plans to buy a shorthand scholarship for himself and a bookkeeping scholarship for his brother.

George DeWilde Scranton Business College Philadelphia Sargent & Co William B. Hevers New York Buck & Whitmore Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Co Brooklyn Young Mai

Turkey Supper by Second Presbyterian Church Ladies

The ladies of the Second Presbyterian Church announce a turkey supper on Sunday evening November 10 from 6 to 8 o'clock. Tickets cost 35 cents.

the Second Presbyterian Church Price

The Platinette Photos Display at Griffin Art Co Studio

The Griffin Art Co studio hosts Platinette photos presented in different styles showing the artistic range of the Platinette collection. Visitors may view varied interpretations and textures across the displayed works during the exhibition period.

Griffin Art Co Rembrant

Unveiling of Soldier and Baltors Monument Today

Hon Alfred Carte of Wilkes-Barre and Hon Thomas Sample of Pittsburg attend the ceremony as the parade proceeds along the assembled route. The crowd will witness the unveiling with addresses from local officials and clergy.

Alfred Carte Wilkes-Barre Thomas Sample Pittsburg Gothin Sol Fuhrman Tie James Moir Court of Common Pleas Harford Soldiers’ Orphans’ School Scranton C. Logan James McLeod First Presbyterian Church M. Giffin Kim Park Methodist Episcopal Church McManus Dion Watford Orphans’ School Muir Har H. Ripple Mareh Volun Washington Avenue Pine Street Mulberry Street Franklin Tarhawainna Wyoming Theden Washington Monuament Spruce Adama Linden Monument Washington Oavenue Recimente S. G.I Thi

A Brave Little Woman Takes Theater Management

Mrs. M. H. Burgunder will assume control of the two theaters this morning following her husband’s death. Though inexperienced, she knows the affairs and will continue the business with Mr. Hammersly as assistant and Flo handling local matters. All staff remain to ensure smooth operation.

M. H. Burgunder Piay Hammersly Flo

Schumacher’s Finest Patent Flour Sale

Flour dealer advertises Schumacher’s Finest Patent Flour at 1.10 per sack of 49 pounds. The offer lists Whole Wheat Flour Gluten Flour and Graham Flour available to customers.

Coursen Schumacher

Wilkes-Derrs News Praises Brave Young Heroine

Citizens of Wilkes Narre commend her courage and pledge support to aid her efforts and ensure her success. The community vows to do everything possible for the brave young woman.

Wilkes-Narre Wilkes-Derrs

Striking Oxford Colliery Demands Favoring Company Workers

District President Nicholls of the United Mine Workers declared a strike at the Oxford colliery in West Scranton as the People's Coal company opens the mine. Previously employed company hands say they deserve the first newly opened chambers. owners favor hiring preexisting unionists for coal mining, leading to the walkout.

Nicholls Thited Oxford Collery Scranton People's Coat Company

Flaherty Seeks Back Pay From City Council

Attorneys for Martin Flaherty submit a claim to City Clerk La velle for salary due from 1897 to 1907 totaling 811.27 with interest. The ex patrolman was removed and reinstated by mayoral actions. council action is anticipated to decide whether to approve the claim.

Quinnon Donahua Lavelle & Communication Select Council Martin Piaherty Flaherty Pinkerty Bailey Moir Flah Conncila

Record of the Season in the National Guard Rifle Practice

Dr. George C. Merrinan completed the consolidated return of rifle practice after the season ended in October. The Thirteenth boys are celebrated with a flawless record, all 100 men qualified, and the majority achieving second class marks. The table lists each company's marksmen by number and class.

National Guard of Pennsylvania George C. Merrinan

Davis Steam Dye Co Patrons Informed Of Employee Change

A notice states H J Haussler is no longer employed by the Davis Steam Dye Co and directs patrons to handle all work via the company's representative William Matthews. A separate item notes a joint meeting of Locals 1331 and 1072 of the United Mine Workers of America scheduled for this evening at St David's Hall with business of importance to be transacted.

H. J. Haussler Davis Steam Dye CO William Matthews United Mine Workers of America St. David's Hall

Priest killed by Broadway cable car in front of Astor House

Father John K. Daviy of St. John's Catholic church Concord New Hampshire was struck and killed instantly by a Broadway cable car. The motorman was arrested. Father Barry accompanied by Father M. Callanan of Concord and Father J. W. Murphy of Portland Maine were with him.

Associated Press New York Nov John K. Daviy St. John's Catholic Church Concord N.hl Broadway Barry M. Callalan J. W. Murphy Pertisnd

Theaters Win City Case Against Sunday Shows

Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports Denver Police Judge Thomas ruled the city ordinance prohibiting Sunday theatrical performances void. Dean Hart had brought cases to block Sunday performances, but the courts favored the theaters.

Associated Preas Denver Nov Cire Dean Hart Thomas

Old Councils to Elect Dept Heads in Second Class City

A Supreme court ruling states the old councils must elect the heads of public safety public works and public charities as Scranton becomes a second class city. The decision affects mayor, controller, treasurer, assessors, solicitor, engineer and clerk who retain their terms. The political fight pits Republicans against Democrats over council majorities and future appointments.

Scranton Supreme Court Tribune Allegheny Janes G. Wyman Lief Justice Paxson Supreme Court of Edward James Wlng

Machinery of the old government pushed to organize the new

The passage argues the old government machinery must be used to steady the city during transition to the new regime. It cautions that evacuating all offices would create chaos with no mayor, councils, department heads, or police to maintain peace.

How Anther

Medical Advice for Cold Cure and Bowels by Matthews Bros

An advertisement urges taking two or three Kynuse's Cold Cure CVipsulase during the day and two before bed to ensure a good night's rest and free bowel movement next morning. The copy promises continual daily treatment with dramatic results and is sold by Matthews Bros.

Matthews Bros

Scranton Night School Promotes Evening Learning

Young workers are urged to enroll in Scranton Business College night school to improve skills and qualify for higher earning potential by studying after daytime employment.

Scranton Business College

Platineette Photos Featured by Griffin Art Con

Local ad notes Platineette Photos as the greatest value for money. Mentions Griffin Art Con and Bream Heating and Plumbing with P F and M T Howley at 231 Wyoming Ave. likely advertising partnerships or endorsements.

Griffin Bream Heating and Plumbing P.F M. T. Howley Wyoming Ave

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