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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1900

Page

9

West Scranton Rough Riders to be Organized

The West Side Republican club plans to form a campaign squad to support the coming election. President Reese will oversee uniform fittings, and a meeting Thursday evening will select the squad. Albert Davis is chosen to drill them for a parade planned by the 11th instant with uniforms likely worn across the county.

West Side Republican Club Reese George Frauntelker Philp Sterling Joseph Ansley Charles Godshall John Theese Morgan Lewis TD. J

Installation of Officers Ripple Division No. 45

Installation of officers for Ripple division No 45 Sons of Temperance proceeds with ritual details. Local members and attendees gather at the lodge hall as new officers take their posts and pledge service.

Ripple Division Sons of Tem

Installation of Lodge Officers at Morgan's Hall

District Deputy J. W. Thomas installed the officers for the ensuing term in Morgan's hall last evening. Worthy patron W. H. Harris. recording secretary Garfield Jones. financial secretary W. D. Davis. treasurer Thomas D. Edmunds. conductor Thomas Francis. assistant conductor Catherine Jane. outside sentinel Gomer Reese. inside sentinel Joshua Ellas.

Deposits Reported From West Side School Pockets

School children resume weekly deposits at West Side bank with totals matching last term. Nos 18 and 11 show usual collections despite a strike. No 82 delayed due to principal changes. Deposits for No 18 and No 19 list numerous individual names and small sums totaling 12.40 and 13.60 respectively.

West Side Bank David Owens Martha Watkins Eeuya Lewis Alice Evans Bertha Kelly Scents Hona D. Evans Nellie Richards Nellie Kelly Catherine Phillips Milza Price Sarah McDonald May Harris Josephine D. Lees Miss Murray Miss Nichols Miss Beamish Miss Morgan Miss Hutton

Obituaries and Interments in Local Cemeteries

The report notes multiple infant and child funerals from various local homes and churches. Interments occurred at Cathedral Forest Hill Dunmore and St Luke's Episcopal cemeteries with clergy ministers Rev Rog ers Israel Rev Frank J Milman officiating. pallbearers and flower bearers named.

Local Notices and Social Calendar Highlights

Evening meeting announced in D D Evans hall with embroidery exhibition at 4 oclock in Young Womens Christian Association rooms. Various residents and visitors noted including Dr W J L Davie and others visiting relatives or returning from trips. A Social session and dancing class resumption are mentioned along with a baby boy birth on Washburn street.

Miss Susie Fisher Weds Harry W. Miller in Private Ceremony

Miss Susie Fisher daughter of William Fisher of Jones street married Harry W. Miller of Church avenue yesterday at 11 in the bride's home. Rev G E Guild of Providence Presbyterian officiated with only family present due to the bride’s mother’s death. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple departed for New York City for their honeymoon.

Susie Fisher William Fisher Jones Street Harry W. Miller Church Avenue G. E. Guild Providence Presbyterian Church New York City

Burglars Foiled In attempt On Brick Avenue Home

Three men tried to enter the residence of Mrs. William Davis on Brick Avenue Sunday morning. They were spotted by Mr. Williams across the street and chased off by neighbors with a shotgun. One shot was fired but caused no injury. John Evans, the local tax collector for the First Ward, was connected to the visitors.

William Davis Brick Avenue Williams Davis Ivy John Evans

Regular meeting of Electric City Wheelmen announced

A regular meeting of the Electric City Wheelmen will be held this evening at o'clock. All members are requested to be present, as business of importance will be transacted. All members of Local union No 1072 United Mine Workers of America are urged to attend.

Electric City Wheelmen United Mine Workers of America

Popular Draperies and Upholstery at Unbeatable Prices

A local shop showcases new fabrics and colorings in an extensive collection. The business touts affordable options learned from years of study to beautify homes at surprisingly low costs for buyers seeking refined taste.

Elegant curtains and drapery fabrics showcased this week

A display featuring door panels sash curtains and fabric from Scranton and abroad. Inexpensive Nottingham and Irish Point pieces are popular along with Muslin Swiss Brussels and Oriental European and American hangings. Prices are affordable. Drop in to view this week.

Scranton

South Scranton Event in Germania Hall Marks Three Years

South Scranton notes a three year celebration of Council 822, United American Mechanics, with 61 members. The Germania hall event featured a stereopticon show by Prof. C. C. Carpenter, prayers by Rev. F. P. Doty, a quartet performance, recitations by Cora Young and Romayne Spraks, and a talk by Past Chancellor John Wolf on the order’s aims and advantages.

Tuntor Order of United American Mechanics Germania Hall C. C. Carpenter New Yok Herald W. K. Clearwater Cora Young Romayne Spraks John Wolf Charles Hoffman F. A. Tisdel Frank Brown Joseph Schultz Albert Messner

Mrs Connaboy Injured in Streetcar Fall at Cherry and Prospect

Mrs Connaboy wife of Motorman Connaboy of the South Ride line suffered a painful fall while alighting a streetcar at Cherry street and Prospect avenue. She sprained her ankle and sustained body bruises. Dr J H Quinn attends and says she will recover shortly.

Cedar avenue man shoots and captures large eagle

Patrick Roach of Cedar avenue shot a large eagle at No. 4 plane yesterday afternoon. The bird fell after being hit in a wing. Roach then captured the four foot long eagle despite the animal’s remaining good wing and two feet used in defense.

Patrick Roach Cedar Avenue Roach

Reverend speaks at YWCA on The Marriage Supper of the Lamb

Rev. G la Alrich will address the Young Women's Christian Association rooms this afternoon at 4 o'clock on The Marriage Supper of the Lamb and the Coming of the Lord with his Saints. The sewing school reopens Saturday October 6. entrants should register soon. Miss Emme Davis, of North Main Ave, has left H K Griffin’s drug store to study pharmacy in Baltimore. Mrs. J Wills and daughter Beatrice visit Huntington PA. The North End Stars meet the South Side Defenders in basketball tonight at the Auditorium followed by a social. John Kirkpatrick funeral held this morning from Cornelius Ruddy’s home on Theodore Street. death attributed to scarlet fever. Mrs. Nelson Sherman of Waverly visits friends in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evans of 168 Parker Street welcome a new baby son.

D. D. Evans’ Hall Christian Association Chi Upsilon Noviety Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Frank Jones West Locust Street New York A. W. Muserave Bloomshoro W. J. Ll. Davie North Main Avenue Paterson N. J Alderman Kellow Fourteenth Ward Abram Shorts Chicago W. W. Grover Peckville John J. Davies South Main Avenue Philip Davies Philadelphia Medico-Chirurgical College W. F. Mott Edith Blair Bicycle Club House Peter Damn Simon Schoen William Edginton Main Avenue Jackson Street Robert Morris Lodge Ivorites William T. Lewis Washburn Street G. la Alrich Young Women's Christian Association Samuel Davis Emme Davis Baltimore Davis H. KE. Griffin College of Pharmacy Elizabeth Henwood Katherine Henwood Benjamin Tonking Church Avenue J. Wills Beatrice Huntington William Jackson Clearview Street Pittsburg North End South Side John Kirkpatrick Cornelius Ruddy Theodore Street Nelson Sherman Waverly Richard Evans Parker Street

Cedar Avenue church hosts monthly meeting after prayer service

The Cedar Avenue Methodist church official board meets after prayer meeting on Wednesday evening. The Ladies Aid society will convene at 2 oclock Wednesday afternoon in church parlors. Camp 430 of the Patriotic Order Sons of America initiated a new member last night in Hartmans hall Pittston avenue. Paul Gaulki of South Washington avenue had a warrant sworn for Annie Bogus for common scold and disorderly conduct hearing set this morning. Scranton Athletic club held turning exercises last night in their hall on Alder street.

Cedar Avenue Scranton Athletic Club Alder Street

Local residents return from regional trips and events

William Scheffler returns from a two month visit to the White Mountains. Miss Anna Bevans comes back after several weeks in Providence R I. Mrs. John Davis visits Mr. and Mrs. F P Doty. Edward Simrell leaves to attend the state firemen convention in New Castle as William Connell Hose company representative. Henry Sunday departs for Tamaqua on a two week visit.

William Scheffler Alder Street White Mountains Anna Bevans Beech Street Providence R. 1 John Davis Avoca F. P. Doty Cherry Street Edward Simrell New Castle William Connell Hose Company Henry Sunday Cedar Avenue Tamaqua

Meeting of Odd Fellows Wives and Daughters Planned

A meeting of the wives and daughters of Odd Fellows will gather in lodge rooms tomorrow night to arrange social events and celebrate the organization’s anniversary on November 2. Delegates from the local WCTU will depart this morning for Moscow to attend the white ribbon convention. Professor John Foley leaves today for Bellefonte to enter state college as a student. The WCTU weekly meeting moves to Thursday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church parlor. Miss Nora O'Hara is a No. 4 building teacher, with duties now covered by Miss Katie O'Maley. Democrats of the Third ward plan a meeting in Keystone hall Saturday evening.

Independent Order of Odd Fellows The Odd Fellows H. J. Swarts Tressler T. P. Letchworth Women's Christian Temperance Union Moscow White Ribbonites John Foley Bellefonte State College Methodist Episcopal Church Nora O'Hara Katie O'Maley Democrats Third Ward Keystone Hall

Obituary notices for Elvira Evans and Ethel Wren

Elvira Mirria Evans 33 wife of David A. Evans died at home of her parents 507 North Hyde Park avenue after a lingering illness. She was a Simpson Methodist Episcopal member and longtime resident of West Burlington. Funeral plans to be announced later. Ethel J. Wren died Sunday at Niskoyuna Behenectady county age 14 years 6 months daughter of the late Edwin Wren and granddaughter of Mr. Webb formerly of Green Ridge now Behenectady.

Mra Elvira Mirria Evans David A. Evans David St. Haven Hyde Park Avenue Weat Boranton Ralless A. B. Uuehes Danville John Borris Robert David Morris Ethel J. Wren Niskoyuna Beheneetady County Edwin Wren City Mr. Webb Green Ridge Behenvetady

Gold Strike Deep Under Denver Opera House

A Denver alley near the Tabor Opera House and post office yields ore as a water well reaches 380 feet. Miner John M. Mitchell declares the rock the richest gold, valued at up to 1000 dollars per ton. Officials, property owners, and lawyers weigh mining rights and future shafting amid rumors of wealth.

Denver Tabor Opera House Senator Tabor John M. Mitchell Horace W. Tabor Colorado

Iron Ore Deposit Found Under Duluth Bank

Workmen enlarging the First National Bank building in Duluth unearthed ore assaying sixty five percent metallic iron. The small outcropping could indicate a larger bed along the main business street, distant eight miles from known Minnesota Range deposits. If extensive, it could alter iron development prospects for the county.

Duluth First National Bank Minnesota Ranges

Two New Papers for London Rise in Weeklies

London notes two new weekly publications expanding press options. Clem ent Scott’s Free Lance will debut next week with Marie Corelli as chief attraction. Mrs Williamson, wife of a colonel, plans The Onlooker a society paper promoting Anglo American cooperation in politics and trade.

London Clement Scott Free Lance Marie Corelli Williamson Daily Mall

Stroth Appointed Portmaster in Christopher Pa

Washington reports A H W Stroth named portmaster at Christopher Pennsylvania and J A Plard named portmaster at Plains Pennsylvania both in Luzerne County on October 1.

Associated Press Washington A. H W. Stroth Christopher, Pa J. A. Plard Plains Lugerne County

Los Angeles and Salt Lake City Railway Planned by Clark

Senator William A. Clark and R. C. Kerens promote a Los Angeles and Salt Lake City railway, absorbing the Los Angeles Terminal franchise. The line would span from Salt Lake City to southern California, challenging Southern Pacific and reshaping regional trade and mining development in Utah Nevada and California.

Salt Lake City Clark Montana Associated Prem Chicago William A. Clark Los Angeles Annex Democratic National Committee R. C. Kerens St. Lois Missouri New California Mormon Church Salt Lake Utah Capital Pioneer Square Ihs Sierra Nevada Southern Pacific Railway Pacific Coast Collis P. Huntington Clark-Kerens Syndicate Utah Nevada Pennsylvania Illinois Steel Pacific West Southern Pacific San Monica San Diego

Sternberg Opines Canteen Reduces Drunkenness in Army

George M Sternberg Surgeon General of the United States Army admits that army canteens have reduced soldiers drunkenness and the urge to leave posts for liquor. He notes officers and noncommissioned officers report the reform as desirable from a practical standpoint. The statement appears in War Department correspondence dated October 1 1000 and attributed to Sternberg.

War Department Washington Adjutant General Army George M. Sternberg United States Army

Hazing Incident Reported at Olivet College

A freshman at Olivet College in Michigan was subjected to hazing by upperclassmen after being restrained at a pump near Parson's hall. He was blindfolded and doused with water until he ceased protesting. The event occurred October 1 and marks a rare revival of hazing at the school.

Olivet Mich Parson's Hall

President Hosts Dinner for Sister Sarah Duncan Birthday

Exclusive AP report from Duntop details President McKinley hosting a family dinner honoring the birthday anniversary of his sister Mrs. Sarah Duncan. Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania and John Barrett, former minister to Brazil, attended the dinner.

Associated Press Duntop Senator Penrose Pennsylvania John Barrett Bian Eae McKinley Sarah Duncan

Russian peace commission names three officials for arbitration cases

Moscow Oct. 1 The Associated Press reports Russia has appointed M. N. V. Muravieff as minister and three other officials to serve on cases where arbitration is sought. The move follows discussions on peace processes and negotiable disputes.

Asociated Press Moscow Russia M. N. V. Muravieff

Also Mentioned on This Page

James West Rough Riders Central Republican Club Sons of Temperance Main Jackson Streets Jenkins David Reese John E. Kegan Railroad Avenue Cathedral Cemetery Ann Moran Price Street Robert Mayberry St. Luke's Episcopal Church Rogers Israel Forest Hill Cemetery Webster Joseph J. Green Roberts Court Dunmore Cemetery Frank J. Milman Nellie Williams Lizzie Parry Maud Parry Pearl Jenkins Maggie Davis Mary Lee North Scranton General News Globe Warehouse South Council 822, JR Conaboy Dunmore Tabor Adeociated Press Scott Luzerne Union Pacific Sternberg Olivet College Wreryney Cnn En Ritual Deniaibecsil Guarnia Fig Ron Saut Dotty Lyceum Theatre Ieee & Reis Ditty Hansons Academy OF FiUsIe Burgunder & Rbis H. R. Brown Weer Charles Levin Big Bon Ton Stock Company Emre Bunting Siningelers Black Flag Weilnenlay Princess of Palohes Golden Giant New Gaiety Theatre Losace Canaan Ol Hichners Little Egypt Jonas Long Scranton, Penna Manhattan Spruce Street Justice Martens M. Frisch Affairra Civil and Ecclesiastic Hague Arbitration Commission
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