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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1895

Page

2

First Day Session of Wyoming Conference Held

The Wyoming conference Haworth league opened at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Wilkes-Barre with large attendance. Ministers in attendance included Eckman Severson Leacock Van Hoesen Hiller Floyd and others. Speakers urged denominational loyalty and social responsibility within the Epworth League as obituaries and sermons followed, with services for Llewellyn Evans Cahill and David Davis concluding the day.

Wyoming Haworth League First Methodist Episcopal Church North Franklin Street J. G. Eckman L. Severson J.C. Leacock L. &. van Hoesen W. H.hiller L.C. Ployd W. G. Simpson C.A. Benjamin Simpson J Lond Lon Epworth League H. Hm, Wilbur Factoryville Bristol Binghamton A. C. Olver Thompson I. J. Smith Paul J. Sherwood W. Edgar Carbondale L. C. Floyd Scranton C. L. Severson Chattanooga Hooker Reverson Lookout Mountain Jesus Christ Canada Severson Mr. Chaffe Harry C. Perking J. Q. Creveling Plymouth

Bethel AME Church Re Dedication Ceremony

The Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church on South Fell street held a re dedication yesterday afternoon. Bishop and conference clergymen entered as Pastor Jeffries and trustees presented the church keys. The service included Bible and discipline delivery, a responsive reading, Psalm 122, prayers, an anthem, dedicatory address, offertory and consecration hymns, with a large audience and the annual conference starting today.

Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church South Fell Street Jeffries Hilder W. ‘H. Brown

Funeral for Young Survey Chief William L. Jones

The funeral for William L. Jones, chief of the surveying corps killed at the Dorrance mine, was held yesterday at 4 p.m. from his father's Madison Street residence. Flowers were sent to Calvary church where they were arranged on the pulpit as a poignant tribute. Reverend Mr. Johnson delivered the sermon.

William L. Jones Dorrance Madison Street Calvary Church Mr. Johnson

Miss Kaiser Delights At Sold Out Grand Opera House

The Grand Opera House overflowed with friends of Sadie Kaiser as the Wilkes-Barre soprano headlined a testimonial concert by the Klara Schumann society. Her voice showed notable strength and breadth, with refined tone and poised stage presence.

Wilkes-Barre Sadie Kaiser Klara Schumann Society Misa Kaiser Anwyl Burns Miss Tidd New York Misa Wolff Frank Humphreys Miss Kaiser

Water Supply Censured Over Contamination Fears

Dr. Charles P. Knapp the state medical inspector reports Crystal Spring Water Company supply is contaminated. Solomon's Creek is filthy with barnyard matter and unusable. Crystal Lake is a fetid swamp with a foul odor. Recommends abandoning Crystal Lake and using Solomon's Creek instead.

Charles P. Knapp Crystal Spring Water Company State Board of Health Nichols Benjamin Lee Crystal Lake Solomon's Creek Pine Creek Slomon's Creek

Transfers Coming to Wilkes Barre Transit System

The Traction company has arranged a new transfer system to be introduced about Nov 1. It allows a continuous ride from South Wilkes Barre to North Wilkes Barre for 6 cents with single fare over any one line. Transfer checks will be issued when transferring between cars, and fares are expected to rise.

the Traction Company Bouth WilkesdBarre North WilkesdBarre

Magnificent petrified stump shipped to Cornell University

W P Ryan of Laurel Run Coal Co secured a symmetrically formed petrified stump from the Baltimore vein about 150 feet deep and shipped it to Cornell University for the geology department. Robert G McDowell arranged safe transport via Lehigh Valley at no charge. Meanwhile Morgan R Morgan’s men installed a replacement pump at Grove and Stanton streets as engine No 3 failed from the dry season, with more pumps planned for Brewery Hill.

W. P.ryan Laurel Run Coal Company Baltimore Cornell University Geological Department Robert G. McDowell Lehigh Valley Ithaca Morgan R. Morgan Lehigh and Wilkes- Barre Coal Company Grove and Stanton Streets Brewery Hill

Primitive Methodist District Plans Missionary Services

The Wyoming district committee of the Primitive Methodist church arranged special missionary services in all district churches. The Catholic Total Abstinence union separate in Plymouth today will be the best ever held in this district. A jewelry store owned by B O Dodson was blown open yesterday morning but nothing was taken. The explosion damaged the store extensively. The Feast of Tabernacles, a Hebrew festival, was observed with appropriate rites.

Wyoming Primitive Methodist Church Total Abstinence Union Parate Plymouth B. O. Dodson Tabernacles

Various local notices and events in Luzerne County

Last evening service occurred at the temple on South Washington Street. Funeral for William Cahill attended by St Aloysius Society this morning at 10. Kate N Heller filed suit against Ann Culver for 1000 dollars for slander. William Stultz fined 20 dollars plus costs for resisting an officer and 5 more for causing a disturbance. The Jehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal company denial of full time work given by Superintendent Lawall. Twenty fifth anniversary of the Catholic Total Abstinence union to be celebrated by Luzerne County societies in Plymouth today. William H Mutter and Miss Mary Harpersberger married last Tuesday at the German Reformed Church by Rev Hattle. Lawrence Myers withdrew from purchase of old lockup property. city regains possession. Gwilym Gwent monument unveiling committee to release official programme soon.

Temple South Washington Street St. Aloysius Society William Cahill Kiate N. Heller Sait Ann Culver William Stultz Jehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company Lawall Luzerne County Plymouth William H.mutter Mise Mary Harpersberger German Reformed Church Hattle Lawrence Myers Lockup Gwilym Gwent Monument

Local notes on illness, store openings, and visits

F M Francis slowly recovers and expects to be around soon. Diphtheria rumors abroad are exaggerated. schools closed as precaution but no serious epidemic feared. W B Rice and BE Rice occupy new store in the Raton block, one vacant room remains. WCTU oyster supper planned Friday. DePue intends moving to Scranton. Mrs E Palmer Smith’s new residence nears completion. H C Shafer home underway. Mr. and Mrs. Brown return from Pittsburg. Edward Miles eye Atlanta exposition. Rev C H Newing leaves for Florence NJ. no Methodist service next Sunday. Baptist ladies plan New England supper Saturday. I W Slade builds a residence on Weatherby street. Ives family at Wyoming. Brown family at Montrose. Dickson family at Morristown NJ. Mrs H V Decker and child visit Cooperstown.

F. M. Francis W. BR BE. Rice Raton Women's Christian Temperance Union F. E. DePue Scranton E. Palmer Smith Ig. W Carlton H. C. Shafer W. J. Brown Pittsburg Edward Miles C. H. Newing Methodist Eipiscopal Church Florence N. J Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies of the Baptist Church New England

Robbers Break Into Hayden Home In Elmhurst

Four men forced a door at the Roaring Brook turnpike home of Benjamin Hayden using a plank and a pick handle from a local tool house. Hayden grappled with one intruder while Mrs. Hayden hid after being threatened with revolvers. The assailants fled after the scene turned dangerous. Hayden sustained serious head injuries and was treated by Drs. Kneicer and Bateson.

Benjamin Hayden Roaring Brook Turnpike

Spring Brook breaker under rapid progress at Florence Coal mill

Construction of the Spring Brook breaker by Florence Coal company is advancing quickly. About thirty men are employed at the plant as activity continues on site. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brodhead of Mill City and D. H. Hessler of Terre Haute visiting relatives in Scranton. A test at Bonta Plate Glass works was satisfactory.

Spring Brook Florence Coal Company Ira Brodhead Mill City Sylvester Conby Bonta ‘Plate Glass Works D. H. Hessler Terre Hauts Ind Main Street Horace Ellis Scranton Andrew Briday Rocheater N. Y Ll. A. Lindermuth Powder Company

Mitchell reunion and local notices at Pitts ton

J Hollister and daughter Jessie attended the Mitchell reunion at Pitts ton last Tuesday. An oyster supper will be held next Wednesday evening in the Methodist Episcopal church parlors under the auspices of the Ladies Aid. Mrs Hiram Inch of Waymart and others visited the Ladies Aid at the Grand Army of the Republic hall. Strayed to the undersigned premises last Sunday night a dark red cow with white face. owner can recover by payment of damages. E E Williams Depot street.

J. Hollister Jessie Mitchell Pittston Methodist Episcopal Church Ald William Kestell Depot Street Hiram Inch Waymart Willard Lampoon Berry Canbondale Grand Army of the Republic E. E. Williams

Swayne's Ointment Promises Pile Relief

An advertisement describes intense nocturnal itching and burning from piles with risk of tumors and ulceration. It promotes Swayne's Ointment from Dr. Swayne & Son of Philadelphia as a cure available for 6 cents and claims to stop itching, bleeding, and ulceration.

Bwayne Dr. Swayne & Son Philadelphia

Avoca Woman Thanks Tribune for Housekeeper Ad Result

A Avoca resident writes to The Tribune asking to omit her job ad for a housekeeper and expresses sincere gratitude for the home she secured through the publication. The letter, dated Oct 5, is printed for readers to see at the Tribune business office.

Avoca The Tribune

Help Wanted and Sales Jobs in 19th Century Ad Rumor Mill

Numerous classified notices show diverse opportunities from salesmen and agents to housework and gents for canvassing. Listings include manufacturers recruiting, drug and grocery firms seeking helpers, two energetic saleswomen positions, and various commission-based roles across Chicago Philadelphia Boston New York and other locales.

FISH &@ CO Borden Block Chicago Wade Edwar Cowles Chambers Street Ig Chemical Company John Street New York

Meadow Brook Water Company invites dam bids

Meadow Brook Water Company invites proposals for the erection of a masonry dam on Meadow Brook near Burnt Mines, Stafford. Plans and specifications may be viewed at 115 Wyoming Avenue in the old Republican building. The company reserves the right to reject any bids. G. B. Hand, Secretary. Scranton Pa October 9.

Dl Nees Meadow Brook Water Company Stafford Meadow Brook Burnt Nnes Wyoming Avenue Old Republican Building G. BH. Hand Scranton

Central Railroad of New Jersey Summer Time Schedule

Train times listed from Scranton to Pittston Wilkes Barre and other points including Atlantic City Newark and Elizabeth. Regular weekday and Sunday departures shown with several express options and connections to Reading terminal Philadelphia and New York via North River. Through tickets available in advance from station agents. By order J H Olmausen General Superintendent.

Athantic ¢ City New Eee Newark and Elizabeth Philadelpot Reading Te Inal Newark Allentown Bethlehem Easton Philadelphia Covan Grove Heke Y Reading Lebanon Harrieburn Areniews Ottaville New York Aeerty Street North River Sen Lagigh Reas D. R Anais Scranton St A Het Wilkes- Barre Scranton White Haven Hagieton Pottsville Beaver Meadow Pottaville R. Beeos H.R. R WR. R Reese Intermediate Pointe Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Ithaca Geneva Wean L Rochester Bugeri Niagara Falla Detroit Chicago Pittston W. W Salamanca L. W L. & B. Junction Wilkes-Harre Buffalo H. Wilbur Lee Phila Hay

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