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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1896

Page

3

Miss Jonsle Richmond in from Philadelphia visit

36 Lackawanna Ave reports Miss Jonsle Richmond returning from a visit with Philadelphia friends. Guests include Charles Young of Passaic New Jersey and Mrs Migabeth Jackson of Berwick visiting Mr and Mrs C W Zehaider at the Jermyn. Henry Fellows of Halifax is guest of Captain Fellows secretary of the board. Mrs L M Gites at New York Blue Young Women convention with Dr Gites. They will return to Bearanton tomorrow evening.

Jonsle Richmond Charles Young Passaic N. J Mia WL Win Green Biliie Migabeth Jackson Berwick WH. Zehaider Jermyn Henry Fellows Halifax Fellows Board of Control L. M. Gites New York

New Local Sleeping Car Service Planned on Lehigh Valley

A new schedule beginning November 1 introduces a local sleeping car from New York to Wilkes-Barre on Lehigh Valley trains. Car one departs New York No. 1 at 9 am with service open at Wilkes-Barre by 1 pm. Passengers from New York to Wilkes-Barre and Scranton may remain in berths until 7 am. For rates and reservations contact ticket agents or William L Pryor at 509 Lackawanna Ave Scranton PA.

Lehigh Valley Railround New York Wilkes-Parre Wilkes-Marre Wilkes-Barre Scranton Rullman William L. Pryor Lacka- Wanna Avenue

Scranton Industries Rebound After Election Mood

Scranton industries reported revival in orders after election day. Pant on Wood Working Company sees more contracts closed than before. Scranton Stove Works runs full time awaiting higher business as weather cools. Green Ridge Lumber Company and Everhart’s Brass Works also show full staffing and rising orders.

Ay Panton Wood Working Company Scranton Stove Green Ridge Lumber Company Everhart HRASS

Luther and the life of faith in a reforming hero

The sermon honors Martin Luther as a fearless reformer whose 95 theses and battle for Justification by faith reshaped church and state. Dr. J McLeod argues modern criticism should avoid equating past acts with present church faults while urging adherence to Luther's core principles amid modern rationalism.

Church of Romes Luther James McLawd First Presbyterian Church Ben Hin Ieteners Martin Baiether Neformer Uler Rome Liew XO Cardinal Gibbons Leo X John Tetsel Jesus Christ Ife Luther Wis Augustinean Monastary Wittenberg Pilate Rane God Christ Germany Carlyle Froude Church of Rome Tatther Worms Pingland United States Martin Luther Martin

Safeguards of Young Men Sermon by Rev Robinson

Rev Dr Charles E Robinson delivered a practical sermon at Second Presbyterian Church last night focusing on parental guidance. The address urged practical steps to protect young men and offered pertinent counsel for families and communities.

Dr. Robinson Charles E. Robinson Second Presbyterian Church

Sacred Song Service Draws Crowds at Second Presbyterian

Yesterday afternoon a sacred concert drew many youths and boys to the Young Men's Christian association auditorium. The Second Presbyterian choir directed by J. M. Chiatiste performed cornet pieces by W. H. Stanton, three anthems, two quartets, and selections for men’s voices. The program was well received and may replace some Sunday gospel services in the future.

Second Presbyterian Church J. M. Chiatice W. HH Stanton Advett Dy Mita Jack Mike Giaraman

Community church activities and services noted across city

The St Luke's offering supported the American Church Building fund. The Weeper Literary Society of Perm Avenue Baptist meets tonight. Various sermons and services were held at Simpson Methodist Ul, Ditte Street, United Evangelical, and other churches with pastors including WL Pe and A V Bower. Activities included youth events, choirs, and a Christian fair planned by the Lawes Abt Society, plus a Turkey dinner and Young Men's Christian Association events.

St. Luke's American Church Building Fund Weeper Literary Society Perm Avenue Baptist Church Tonleht Stev Dev WL Pe Oh Simpson Methodist Church Ralph FE. Morn Brooklyn All Souls Universaliet Church Ditte Street A. DL. Kilkore Witches-Harre A.V. Bower Coturt Street Methodiet Epworth League Nedlie Lawry Evnl Youns Werden Sit Association Green Ridge Presbyterian Church George G. Mahy Young Men's Christian Association Retowe George L. Aldrich Grace Reformed Piscvopal Churen

Sheriff Sale Records From Clemons Property List

The sheriff sold various properties at public sale this Saturday under Sheriff Clemons. Names include Peter Jackson in Winton, Joseph Cassese administrator in Scranton, Antonio Ariello in Carbondale and Scranton, Albert Lutterman in Scranton, Grace Froney administratrix, MoO Webster in Pom mora, Patrick W. Murphy in Scranton, Henry Doyle in Forge, Daniel Mitchell in Old Forge, and others to buyers such as John Guter, J A Brown, John Gubert, Hutdander & Won Dur, C S Woodruff, George B. Jermyn, Charles Oliver, M M Ruddy, W C Thomas, and Comegys attorney, with prices listed per parcel.

Peter Jackson Winton Wie Joreph Cassese Serenton DD. G. Wescott Antonio Ariello Carbondale John Guter Sucucind J. A. Brown Ralph Ramone John Gubert Albert Lutterman Scranton Hutdander & Won. Dur Grace Froney D. W. Brown Moo. Webster Pommore M. G. Glynn Patrick W. Murphy C. 8. Woodruff Henry Doyle George B. Jermyn Daniel Mitchell Old Forge Charles Olver Moarvwaret Ruddy Martin J. Riwhly M. M. Ruddy Fort John Dewkins Hyde Park W. Cl. Thomas Attorthy Kitin Bartron Pyrde Park Soll Tou EB Comegys Attorticy

Hypnotists attract Scranton youth and parents seek return

Sanford Earle left Scranton with a local hypnotic show organized by Bryant. Enele’s parents obtained a warrant for his recovery after the boy was to perform hypnosis acts in multiple locales. The troupe traveled toward Fending while Enele’s role involved appearing in a trance as part of the act.

Sanford Earle Scranton Bryant Enele Alee Vlore

Scranton Indians Dominate Local Football Showdown

Scranton's gridiron form blazed as the Indians crushed three local school teams in an afternoon at Athletic Park, scoring 68 points in fifty minutes across matches with the Lackawanna School, St Thomas College, and Scranton Business College, setting up future tilts against Lackawanna Academy and Harry E. Eli men.

Scranton Indians Pere and Uereabouts Scranton Wilkes-Barre School of the Lackawinna St. Thomas College Lackawanna Scranton Business College Steneographers School of the Leckawanna Speranton High School Athletic Park St. Thomas’ College School of the Lackawanna Harry Eliman Academy

Canvassers Clash at Front Door Court Battle Follows

Two canvassers collided at a dwelling front door on a Saturday. They argued over who should approach the lady of the house, then fought. George W. Skilhorn lay unconscious, while James McHale took control. Skilhorn and McHale were arrested. The victor faced assault and battery charges and posted a $500 bond to answer in court.

Philadelphia Hoyle Penneylvania State College Uffenheimer Gelbert Minds Morice Harvard Penn Cinch Wooliff Ouf Bia Boyle Pennsylvania George Wo Skilhorn Join Meal Skilhorn McHale Millars

Judge Edwards' View Upheld in Four Gar Field Avenue Case

The full bench of the common pleas court upheld Judge Banards view in a dispute where Garfield avenue property owners Abel Davis Money Jacobs William Roberts and David Williams sought city reimbursement for grading costs. The ruling centers on whether preliminary legislation directing assessments by benefits and the final foot-front rule applied to the project.

Common Pleas Banarrds Abel Davis Money Jacoobs William Roberts David Wiliams Garfield Avenue Taney

Pyramid Pile Cure touted by suffrage testimonials

Letter excerpts from diverse readers claim the Pyramid Pile Cure relieves hemorrhoids rapidly and effectively. Testimonials from N Y, Ark, Ind, Tex praise dramatic improvements after short use and urge others to try the preparation by Pyramid Drug Co. Albion Michigan.

Fron N. A. Stall Rides Road Niagara County N. Y N. Y. TP Penn Arnett Batesville Ark Silein Port Simith Weitten Dt Alen Ale Townsend Peaville Ind John Fl. Wileht Clinton de Witt P. A. Bruton Liane Tex Pyramid Drug Co Albion Mich

Judge Edwards Grants City Verdict in Noted Case

Judge Edwards directed a verdict for the city while allowing argument on the point soon after. The Edwards and Hhatt jury ruled against Martha Pritchard, awarding $200 on a judgment note tied to her husband’s store. Pritchard contends the note was given for the store and claims it was invalid.

Edwards Edwards and Hhatt Martha Pritchard

Young Artist Killed By Train At Gouldsboro

Alvin Flower aged 17 of Gouldsboro was struck by a Delaware Lackawanna & Western passenger train and died at Lackawanna Hospital after being taken there. He was a prize winner in The Tribune drawing contest for amateurs and son of railroad worker Friend Phar. Undertaker Cusick conveyed the body home Saturday night.

Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Gouldsboro Alvin Flower Lackawanna Hospital Gouldshore Cusick Phar the Tribune

Man Refuses Taxes Then Pays After Arrest

Ardrew Piegel of Taylor defies tax collection and is jailed on a warrant. He agrees to pay $166 in taxes and $4.70 in fines and costs after pondering liberty versus payment. You will be well when your blood is rich.

Ardrew Piegel Taylor Burt Piegel Plegel Howl

Picture Frame Sale Promises Economical Wall Art

The ad touts a special sale of picture frames with many unframed pictures available. It offers free mounting and home delivery, warns popular sizes sell quickly, and promises bargains on white and gold, gilt, oak, and solid gilt frames at low prices.

Free Eye Examinations Offer Low Curio Spectacles

Advertises free eye examinations and cheap spectacles at a Valley ticket office. Lists prices for solid gold frames, mined bows, nickel bows, aluminum bows, colored glasses, and magnifying glasses with office hours and a satisfaction guarantee.

Laehleh Valley Rowling Pater

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