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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1900

Page

3

City notes board of trade meeting and community notices

Regular meeting of the board of trade is planned for tonight. Women of St. Luke's parish meet this afternoon for important business. F B E Nettleton trades property on West Jacks wunna avenue for Dre FL Amit's block on Green Midge street. City Christian Endeavor union holds monthly meeting in Grave Reformed church tonight. McAll Anzibirs hold a Second Presbyterian church gathering this afternoon. John Wirts falls suddenly ill on Washington Avenue and is hospitalized. Tad Crozier lodge plans to attend Mrs Martha Jones funeral at 2 30 this afternoon meeting at Evans hall at 1.

St. Luke's Parish Howe F. BE. Nettleton West Jacks Wunna Avenue Sixth Street Dre FL F Amit Monus Christin Enndeavor Union Grave Reformed Church Funerat Tady Crozier Lodge No. 25 American Protestant Association Martha Jones North Lincwln Avenue BD. C. Evans’ Hall

WERER'S CLEARINGS AND INQUEST UPDATE

Clearings for the Beranton Clearing Mouse association show weekly totals by day from Monday to Saturday with several figures garbled in OCR. An inquest will be held this week in Carbondale into the death of Edward Verhert from injuries after a stabbing incident, with coroner Roberts indicating the cause as blood poisoning.

Werer Beranton Clearing Mouse Association Roberts Carbondale Edward Verhert

Escapee Backus recaptured after stint on Newton turnpike

Frank Vackus of Pine Took, jailed for an earlier escape attempt, was arrested by Deputy Weney Ferber and held on 2000 bail. He faced additional charges after being found in county clothing while absent without leave, with a prior 30 day sentence for drunkenness pending at the county jail.

Frank Vackus Newton Weney Ferber Aldonwan Millar Backus Jorcony

Woman in court seeks reform after county jail term

Annie May, 24, admitted to the women's cell at central station after a 30 day county jail sentence. Rainy wandering led to pleas to see Mrs Vinge and Mrs Dugson as she hoped for a better life, and she was to be placed in the care of Associated Charities' agent.

Annie May

Early Morning Arrest on Adams Avenue

William Jennings and Alice Swingle were arrested near Adams avenue by Patrolmen Thompson and Jones and Sergeant Deiler. Swingle resisted, Jennings complained and was fined 85 dollars. default would send Swingle to county jail for twenty.

Willian Dennings Alice Swingle Adams Avenue Thompson George Jones Deiler Swinle Slie Jennings

Festival of Succoth Services Held in Linden Street Temple

Festival of Succoth observed last night in city synagogues with eight day holiday ending today. Rev. Auspacher led services at the temple on probation and preached on The Wandering Jew, urging noble virtues and high thoughts as the people resume services at 10:30 this morning.

Stecoth Booths Tabernacles Auspacher Hebrew Union College Temple Nazarene

Ellman In Toils Again In Tarnished Seals Case

Deputy Constable Jake Elliman of Dickson borough and Max Horowitz, an 18 year old, are jailed on $1000 bail on charges of tampering with official seals of Alderman Howe and Justice Mason. They allegedly filled warrants using Horowitz as prosecutor to blackmail proprietors of houses of ill repute, with Horowitz recanting a confession to police.

Jake Elliman Dickson Kelly's Millar John T. Howe Washington Avenue Eliman‘s Horowitz Alderman Howe Justice Mason Alderman Millar Daisy Miller Raymond Court Ellman and Horowitz Ball John Tierney Ellman Harowita Milman Harowit Wells Prieburg Haurowitz John Zalinsky Jack Tierney Eliman Hurowitz Bilman Justices of the Peace Mason Scranton Harewils Hillman Harowits

Funeral of Miss Nellie Conboy in Moscow

The funeral of Miss Nellie Conboy of Moscow was held yesterday afternoon from the family residence. Rev Father Dunn conducted services. Pall-bearers were Peter McCoy Frank Dougherty John McAndrew Thomas Scanlon Thomas Clarke William Cunningham. Flower-bearers were Patrick Harvey Peter McLaughlin and Timothy Larkin. Interment followed in Moscow cemetery.

Nellie Conboy Moscow Familly Father Dunn Peter McCoy Frank Dougherty John McAndrew Thomas Scanlon Thomas Clarke William Cunningham Patrick Harvey Peter McLaughlin Timothy Larkin

Healing of a Blind Man Sermon at Second Presbyterian

Rev. Dr. Charles G. Robinson preached on John 1x3 43 from the Second Presbyterian church last night. He linked the blind man’s bodily, mental, and spiritual sight to faith saying Jesus raises people to higher spirituality.

Second Presbyterian Christ Charles G. Robinson Second Presbyterian Church Jesus Robinson Jesus Christ

Lorely Workers Aid St Joseph's 300 Child Maintenance

The article honors the efforts of women who have labored to support maintenance for 300 children at St Joseph's Founding. The piece notes their energetic and ongoing dedication to care, education, and welfare there.

St. Joseph's

Why McKinley Should Be Re-Elected

West Scranton resident RB Acker counsels re election of McKinley and continued Republican rule. He argues expansion of national prosperity credit and prestige, warns against Democrat retreat, cites need for cautious domestic policy and shrewd diplomacy to sustain national greatness.

Acker West Scranton McKinley United States Republican Party

Jesus Heals Blind Man Then Challenges Pharisees

The sermon recalls the healing of a blind man and the Pharisees’ fear of disbelief. Jesus questions the man and reveals the Son of God, while the crowd notes the contrast between spiritual wreckage and compassionate aid. The speaker emphasizes divine seeking and worship.

Empty treasury begs donations during annual days

The treasury is described as absolutely empty and funds are needed. Annual donation days are scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday this week, with thousands in the area expected to contribute if properly informed of the urgent need. The appeal urges abundant assistance to prepare for winter.

China Gruener & Co Wyoming Avenue

Closing Day At Scranton Country Club Golf Tournament

The golf tournament closed Saturday with perfect weather and a week of exciting contests. F. Fuller won the Country club cup by defeating H. Shafer 7 up 6 to play. S. H. Kingsbury beat J. L. Peck 6 up 1 to go in the Consolation. Peck, new to golf, reached the finals, while Kingsbury earned the tankard. Taylor of Philadelphia won the handicap with 73 percent. Mrs. Taylor and others noted for strong play. putting contest tied among Johnson Wilkes Barre, Torrey, and Huntington.

Country Club J. H. Brooks F. (. Fuller Scranton Hf. C. Shafer S. H. Kingsbury J. L. Peck Peck Pittston Kingsbury Fuller Shafer J. I Taylor Philadelphia Taylor Manchester National Golf Association Mr. Brown W. D. Johnson Wilkes, Barre W. J. Torrey A. Z. Huntington

Jones Challenged Over Tax Assessments and Books

City Assessor Gwilym Jones accuses the board of revision and appeal of delaying access to 1900 assessment books. John J. Flanagan denies fault lies with the board, noting books were available and time was ample. Councilman Vaughan pushes for a full inquiry with support from leaders.

Board of Revision and Appeal Gwilym Jones Board of Revision John J. Flanagan Tribune Jones Board of Assesors Flanagan Vaughan Cathedral House of the Good Shepherd Holy Rosary Church Select Council

Board of Control to Fund Half of School Book Exam

City and school district may share the cost as the district faces lower assessments. An effort will push the board of control to appropriate funds to pay half the expense of a thorough examination of the books.

Board of Control

Dunmore Gas and Water to Cut Water Hours at Drought

The Dunmore Gas and Water Company announces water supply will be shut off from 5 p m to 6 a m on a nightly basis due to drought and water scarcity. Fire protection arrangements are in place and garden hoses are prohibited. conserve water.

Dunmore B. Bulkley

Moran Infant Dies in Scranton Funeral Today

In Scranton on Sunday October 14 Harold Moran infant son of Mr and Mrs Edward Moran of 649 Hampton Street died. Funeral today with interment in the Greenwood Catholic cemetery.

Moran Scrvunton Harold Edward Moran Hampton Street Goywon Catholic

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