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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1899

Page

11

Surprise trumpet gift to Scranton fire chief from Columbia Hose

John H. Walker chief of the Scranton fire department received a silver trumpet engraved for the occasion from Columbia Hose and Chemical last evening. Lt. David J. Davis chaired the surprise gathering at the hose house with speeches by Ex-Councilman Joseph Oliver and A. B. Holmes. Councilman Richard H. Williams defended duty and records, urging volunteers to stand as gentlemen as the luncheon followed.

John H. Walker Scranton Fire Department Columbia Hose and Chemical Hose House David J. Davis Joseph Oliver Walker A. B. Holmes Richard H. Williams Common Council Ae Street Charles Corless

Fourth ward candidates choose caucus leaders and set date

At Alderman John’s North Main office the Fourth ward controller and common council candidates elected St Williams as chairman and William Griffiths as secretary. They fixed Saturday December 16 as caucus date and named a printing committee of Thomas E Price C Morgan William V Griffiths and William H Parry with Mrs Griffiths as treasurer.

Common Council John North Main Avenue St. W. Williams William V. Griffiths Thomas FE. Price C. Morgan William H. Parry Griffiths Thomas E. Price

Voter Registrar Names by Districts Listed

A list outlines district based voter registration figures and officials. Names include A B Fynon First district A Thomas B N Williams Second district D B Eivana D T Jenkins Fourth district Register of voters John Roberta Second district George Schell Third district D J Jones John Malott Morgan Fourth district.

A. B. Fynon A. Thomas B. N. Williams D. B. Eivana D. T. Jenkins Register of Voters John Roberta George Schell D. J. Jones John Malott Morgan

Anniversary Celebration of Division No 4 Daughters of Erin

The first anniversary was celebrated at St David's hall with entertainment supper and dancing. J Langan of Division No 1 chaired the program featuring piano solos, a recitation, soprano and tenor numbers. A supper followed at St Lwo's hall and guests enjoyed music by Nora Gerrity with a large committee of helpers.

Daughters of Erin St. David's Hall J. Langan Division No. 1 Gerrity Sullivan Jordan Cusick Callahan Bradley McDonough St. Lwo'a Nora Gerrity Catherine O'Hara J. Gahnagan Hannah MccNamara Loretta Moran Margaret Kellett Mary Slattery Mary Riddle Winnie Haggerty Margaret Moran Mary Gavin Julia Lamb Melinda Allen

Hampton Street Church Choir Gains Reputation in City

The Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal church choir under H. C. Hinmap gains praise for concerts in the city. The King family joined for a year boosting performance. They sang at Moses Taylor hospital three weeks ago and at Hillside Home last night with a varied programme featuring solos, duets, recitations, and a male quartet.

Hampton Street Methodial Episcopal Church H. C. Hinmap King Moses Taylor Hospital

Industrial school meeting at Soorke hall this afternoon

This afternoon the industrial school will meet at 2 p.m. in Soorke hall. All children are invited regardless of Sunday school membership. Tomorrow’s services will follow the usual order and definite information about the building is expected to be announced. The church has signed a protest against Congress member-elect Tirreham Roberts taking his seat in Congress. Ground will be broken for the new.

Soorke Hall Tirreham Roberts Congrese

Ladies’ Gloves Dominate Regional Market Say Dealers

The largest glove dealers in the region state there is no well known glove they cannot supply. They claim to offer the very best from numerous offerings and discard the rest, asserting their supremacy in the glove trade.

What Will Jesus Do Pastor Talk and Health Ad

An upcoming church service features a sermon titled What Will Jesus Do Tomorrow evening. An advert claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters purifies blood, strengthens kidneys, cures constipation and indigestion, and reduces nervousness and debility while noting a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.

Jesus

Harry Jenkins Passes State Pharmacy Board in Pennsylvania

Harry H Jenkins son of Druggist George W Jenkins was informed he passed the Pennsylvania state board of pharmacy examination held in Philadelphia on October 12. The NY College of Pharmacy graduate may register as a pharmacist in PA and currently works as a clerk at his father’s shop at Muain avenue and Jackson street.

Harry 8. Jenkins George W. Jenkins Pennsylvania State Board of Pharmacy Philadelphia Mr. Jenkins New York College of Pharmacy New York

West Site Conclave to Stage Complimentary Concert

West Site Conclave No 211 of the Improved Order of Heptasophs will host a complimentary concert in Mears hall on Thursday evening December 14 to mark the ninth anniversary of the society. On December 19 the regular meeting will nominate and elect officers for the ensuing term, with four candidates to be initiated. Committee members organizing the anniversary are FE PD Jones Thomas J Reynolds Louis A Howell William J Morgan and J B Davies.

West Site Mears’ Hall Oficera FE. PD. Jones Thomas J. Reynolds Louis A. Howell William J. Morgan and J. B. Davies

Wedding of George A. Leam and Verna Johnson in Wilkes-Barre

Wedding officiated by Rev. James Benninger of Hamp ton Street M E church at Wilkes-Barre on Thursday afternoon. Also notes community events and local social activities across residents, society meetings, and minor incidents in the area.

Archbald Borough Official Muntey Dies After Illness

Thomas K Muntey longtime Archbald borough council member dies at 10 am after weeks of illness stomach trouble stated as cause. Survived by wife sister Mrs Thoms Dougher and brothers John Edward RB Manley. Funeral set for 2 20 pm tomorrow afternoon. Traction company case ruling triggers streetcar track work progress toward foot bridge and likely to Plane B by evening.

Thomas K. Muntey Archbald Muntey Thoms Dougher John Edward RB. Manley Traction Company

North Scranton considers new or remodeled station house

Mayor Moir and officials toured the current cellar station in North Scranton and concluded urgent action is needed. Three options were outlined to improve or relocate the fire and police facility, with an estimated cost around 500 pounds.

Scranton Moir Keller Common Council Finlay Rosas Robling Liberty Niagara Hose Houges North

Pleasant wedding at the Lewis home on Charles Street

Miss Caroline Davies became the wife of John Evans in a Thursday evening ceremony at Mr and Mrs John Lewiss home on Charles street The parlor was decorated with chrysanthemums The Rev Dr R S Jones officiated The bridesmaid was Miss Eliza Jones and best man was James Lewis A large gathering of relatives and friends celebrated with a sumptuous repast and gifts for the newlyweds who will start a cosy home on Charles street

James Benninger Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church George A. Leam Verna Johnson Wilkes-Barre Thomas Devine Jackson Street England Young Woman's Christian Association Scranton Street South Main Avenue Gertrude Freeman Richard Harrington David Owens No. 13 Fifteenth Seventeenth Streets Luzerne Street Margaret McCann Loretta Jennings New York City Kathryn Maloney Pittston Minnie Cawley Lafayette Street William Decker Moscow David Weed William and Carey Clark Lehman Wyoming County Frank Clark John A. Evans North Hyde Park Avenue William Evans Wilkes- Barre Fifth Ward Albert Henne Mesdames Conrad and Losos Tamnaqua George Fiehler Sumner Avenue Ripple Division No. 45 Sons of Temperance Lizzie McCormack Mamie MacGarrity Miss McCormack Arch Johnson West Lackawanna Avenue Reynolds Lincoln Heights Electric City James Hughes Baptist Young People's Union First Welsh Baptist Church House of God Webster Literary and Liebating Society R. D. Pettle Rebecca Avenue Willam T. Sampson Forbes Eaton Tenth Street William A. Berry Railroad Young Men's Christian Association Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Wagshburn Street Lawrence North Bromley Avenue John Lewis Charles Street Caroline Davies John Evans Eliza Jones James Lewis R. S. Jones Charles Street. Mr Mra. Evans

George Shiffer Host Birthday Party at Parker Street Home

George Shiffer tendered a party in honor of his Sith birthday at his Parker Street home on Thursday evening. Guests enjoyed games music and singing before refreshments. Attending were Mia Thussert Allentown Mr and Mrs J Shiffer Mr and Mrs Morgan Mr and Mrs W S Cowles Mr and Mrs Lewis Hoff Mr and Mrs H Mead Mrs Lamerans Mrs J Tittlejohn Mrs Walter Griffin the Misses Ethyl Watkins Bertha White Olive and Mabel Griffin Mesera Thomas Watkins James Files Walter Wright Leon Moran George Mead.

George Shiffer Parker Street Mia. Thussert Allentown J. Shiffer Morgan W. S. Cowles Lewis Hoff H. Mead Lamerans J. Tittlejohn Walter Griffin Ethyl Watkins Bertha White Olive Mabel Griffin Mesera Thomas Watkins James Files Walter Wright Leon Moran George Mead

Stroke Victim Injured In Roadside Collapse

Tra Barrowcliff of Gardner Avenue suffered a stroke while driving on Nay Aus Avenue yesterday afternoon. He was thrown from the carriage and badly bruised. Con stable Davis assisted and Barrowcliff was taken home for further medical care.

Tra Barrowcliff Gardner Avenue Paralva Nay Aus Avenue Davis Barrowcliff

Fire and burglary safe for West Market jeweler

The report notes H Mason, a jeweler on West Market Street, received a new fire and burglar proof safe. It also mentions Lemuel Pritchard, a Wayne avenue company hand at Storrs No 3, crushing injuries to several fingers on his right hand. Clergy and meeting details follow with Puritan church pulpit and Young Women's Christian Association events mentioned.

Lemuel Pritchard Wayne Avenue Storrs Reese Puritan Congregational Church Young Women's Christian @esociation Miss Rowlands South Side Young Women's Christian Association BR. T. Jayne H. Mason West Market Street Refoad Allerman Otto PD. Myers

Miss Mary Waltera Attends Davies-Evans Nuptials

Miss Mary Waltera of Kingston attended the Davies Evans nuptials on Thursday. Mrs William R Jones of Long Valley, a former local resident, was mentioned in connection with the event.

Mary Waltera Kingston Davies-Evans William R. Jones Long Valley This End

Peruna praised as a powerful systemic cure for catarrh

Letters from soldiers and civilians extol the Peruna remedy. Major Algernon A. Bameon writes from Macon Georgia claiming Peruna cured his catarrh. Others including Hon. Thomas Gahan Chicago and Mrs. L. M. Price Reese Texas share successful experiences and recommend Peruna to women. The advertisement argues catarrh is systemic and that only Peruna can cure it, offering a free book from The Peruna Drug Mfg Co Columbus Ohio.

Algernon A. Bameon Tenth Volunteer Regiment Macon Hartman Washington, DC Ben L. Grifin Banner, Mies Griffin Tte Dante M'f'¢ Company Columbus

Local Social Notes From Green Ridge And Surroundings

Visiting arrangements and community events reported from Green Ridge, including Mrs. Edwards hosting at Plymouth and Mrs. Cowles entertaining a Sunday School class at Providence church. Notes mention teachers appointed, residents convalescing, a concert at Rev Davies church parlors, and upcoming talks and charitable notices. The piece lists local residents and small gatherings around Green Ridge, Capouse and Nanticoke areas with several names and addresses.

Evan Gabriel Church Avenue Coal Glen Clearfield County Griffith Thomas Benjamin Edwards Plymouth Devis Warren Street Mra. H Saunders North Main Avenue Mra. W Cowles Providence Methodist Episcopal Church Nanticoke W. FP Davies

Funeral services for Mrs Lillian G Steen Back

The funeral for Mrs Lillian G Steenback wife of M RE Tnenback was held Thursday at her Delaware Street residence with Rev C M Giffin D D officiating. The service included numerous floral tributes and burial followed at the Dunmore Cemetery. Mrs Blowers of Dickson Avenue hosts relatives from Binghamton. The Green Ridge Market offers blue point oysters and clams. The Kings Daughters Society of Green Ridge Presbyterian church will

Lillian G. Steenback M. RE Tnenback Delaware Street C. M. Giffin D. D Dunmore Blowers Dickson Avenue Binghamton Blue Point Green Ridge Market King’s Daughters’ Society Green Ridge Presbyterian Church

Koplath Marries Miss Doyle in Local Ceremony

Charles Koplath and Miss Maria Doyle wed at the bride’s mother home with Rev. J J B Feeley officiating. The couple planned a short honeymoon before settling locally. The report also notes local activity including hunting, school progress, and residents Vereen in nearby areas.

Charles Koplath Maria Doyle J. J. B. Feeley John Weaver Scranton Utley Ethel Stark Mosars Stark and Doyle Sullivan County Truman Fike Walker M. K. Walker Bennth Lenox

Obituary of Mrs Mary Sullivan Dies at Home of Daughter

Mrs Mary Sullivan died yesterday morning at her daughter Mrs John Dolan’s home on Prospect Avenue after a prolonged illness. Funeral services will be held Monday morning with interment in the Cathedral cemetery.

Mra Mary Sullivan John Dolan Prospect Avenue Cathedral Cerritory

Also Mentioned on This Page

West Chief Walker Columbia Hose Company Fourth Ward Hillside Awanta Tor & Main Avene Hillside Home Tiano Mrs. Steward Laura Stubblebine Anna Bennett Prestwood Rundie, Stone Lord Vioin G. House Jennie Annie Leister Ers W. G. House Atuhom Rundle Stone Lord Song First Baptist Church Thanksgiving Globe Warehouse State Board North Scranton PVANS HM. Harrah Thomas Gahan Chicago Til B. H. Harrah Office of Auditor of Interior Washington, D. C A. Harrah Newton Tilmall L. M. Price Tex Perina J. A. Mabson Mive Lydia Sailer Mies Margaret Jones The Philharmonic Misees Ruby Yost Laura Meldrum Benedict Wayne County William Grieht Asbury Methodist Frances Conver Green Ridge Street Scranton High School Mine Ligale Tillou Green Ridge Sanderson Avenue Lyceum Theatre Burgunder & Reis Lesence H.R. Long Hine America Belle Archer Hoyt Broadhurst Jones George S. Broadhurst Smith Mr. Wright Strand Theatre London Academy OF Music, Burgunder & Reis Lessees H. R. Long Burrill Comedy Company Dime Matinees Daily America's Greatest Reperoure Organization Edna Spooners Cecil Texas Pan Lee Hatinees Daily Rica and Barton's Big Gainty Co Phil Sheridan NEW City Sports Conservatory St. Luke's Parish House Basso Brant Vital Ithena Brow McGarrab & Thomas
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