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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1900

Page

6

West Scranton Mass Meeting Ends With Party Unity

The Fifteenth ward T. J. Reynolds Republican club held a mass meeting at D. D. Evans hall with Mayor Moir, W. Gaylord Thomas, HH. Van Dusen, and John J. Davies among speakers. A flag was presented by John H. Fellows, and the club’s 200 plus membership prepared for tonight’s North Scranton demonstration.

Moir W. Gaylord Thomas HH. BR. van Dusen John J. Davies West Side Republican Club T. J. Reynolds Republican Club Fifteenth Ward D. D. Evans South Main Avenue HW. R. van Dusen John H. Fellows John Reynolds Thomas Davis van Dusen Connell House Connell & Company Lackawanna County Aryan Alk North Scranton

Get a Good Enough Cough Remedy Dufour's Tar

Dufour's French Tar is presented as the remedy to ease coughs. The note endorses its use as an effective treatment for throat irritation and cough symptoms.

Dufour

West Side Central Republican Club Adopts Unity Resolutions

The West Side Central Republican club held a meeting with President F R B Reese presiding. Members approved resolutions urging loyal support for Republican nominees and fair cooperation, and all members were asked to attend a parade in uniform with lanterns, traveling by special cars to North Scranton.

West Side Republicatia Eltyami County North Scranton Club Lanterna

Surprise Parties Meet Local Residents on Wednesday

A series of social gatherings occurred Wednesday evening as Mrs. Josephine Reynolds hosted guests on Hampton street. Miss Mary Maghrau entertained at her Division street home and Miss Barbara Davies welcomed friends at a flashlight party on North Main avenue. Mr. and Mrs. D Y Williams of Price street celebrated their twenty eighth wedding anniversary with a large guest list and joyful participation.

Josephine Reynolds Hampton Street Mary Maghrau Division Street Barbara Davies North Main Avenue D. Y. Williams Price Street

Quarrel Among Italians Sparks Violence at Robinson Street

Meagre details report a serious conflict at 134 Robinson Street where several men and women were socializing when a quarrel erupted and one person flashed a weapon. Police are investigating the incident and no further information is available.

Robinson Street

Assault on Savaria Ardoline Leaves Victim Disfigured

A suspect assaulted Savaria Ardoline and a boarding mistress, mutilating Ardoline’s face and requiring 2.5 hours of surgery with sixty stitches. The attackers escaped. no arrests yet, and police were not notified. Details remain secret as implicated parties hide information.

Fagor Savaria Ardoline J. J. Carroll

Funeral of Mrs. Patrick O Boyle in Fall River Mass

The funeral for Mrs. Patrick O Boyle occurred yesterday morning from John Lally's residence on Guserne street Fall River Mass A requiem mass was celebrated at Holy Cross church by Rev W P O Donnell Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery The remains of the late Mrs Filen Cawley were interred in Cathedral Cemetery yesterday afternoon

Patrick O'Boyle Fall River Mass John Lally Guserne Street Holy Cross Church W. P. O'Donnell Cathedral Filen Cawley

Bellevue group marks fifteenth anniversary with songs and readings

The Bt. Peter's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society of Bellevue celebrated its fifteenth anniversary with an informal gathering at their rooms, featuring cigars and musical recitals. A Washburn Street church concert, directed by Prof Derman, also drew audiences with choirs from Hickory Street Presbyterian and soloists including Lydia Sailer and Mary Wirth.

Bt. Peter's Total Beatrice Morris Bauer John Zintel Zintel Scranton Street Henry van Seeclan Lafayette Street John John Miarkwick North Decker's Court R. W. Walker, Jr Binghamton Amos Remaly North Sumner Avenue Clark's Summit St. Brenden Council Young Men's Institute Mears' Hall Electric City Wheelmen P. M. Eagan West Lackawandt Avenue J. J. Carroll Jackson Street Salvation Army Price Street Berrimann Joseph Kramlal Decker's Court White Lily Temple Goulden Bugle Dickson Machine Shops J. B. Sweet W. W. Davis Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Harrisburg J. P. Moffat Washburn Street

Obituary notices for Dinmore residents and relatives

Obituary notices recall Robert Lee longtime Dinmore resident who died at home on South Makely Street. The funeral details and surviving spouse are noted. Also listed are Anna Huski age six from Locust Street who died after aphtheria, and McCue family child age five from Stone Avenue with a private 2 p m service. Mrs Katherine Gallagher died Saturday afternoon at 160 Provide the pond. her children are named and funeral arrangements to follow.

Robert Lee Dinmore South Makely Street Lee Anna Huski Charles Bhuaki Locust Street Peter Christ Katherine Gallagher Willem Michael Junes Patrick Ruthwrine

South Scranton Briefs and Local Accidents

John Luby of Crown avenue and Film street injured a left index finger at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western machine shops. Two year old Albert Lushner fell fifteen feet from a porch balustrade, suffering head and body contusions. Eight year old Alice Lowry broke her shoulder blade swinging on a rope swing. Dr Manley treated all injuries.

John Luby Crown Avenue Film Street Delaware, Lackawanna and Western J. J. Walsh Pittoon Avenue Albert Lushner Gus Lushner Remington Avenue Dr. Manley Alice Lowry Peter Lowry Pear Street

Arrests for Liquor Sale and Assault in Ward Twenty

Martin Rebega of Prospect avenue and Elm street was arrested by Constable Moore on a liquor license charge. A hearing is set before Alderman Ruddy at 1 PM today. Earlier, Alderman Ruddy issued a warrant for John Canfield of Cedar avenue at James Burke’s request, charging assault and battery. hearing scheduled for today.

Martin Rebega Prospect Avenue Elm Street Moore Twentieth Ward Ruddy John Canfield Cedar Avenue James Burke Canfield

Loyalty club marks third anniversary at South Scranton YWCA

The Loyalty club of the South Scranton YWCA celebrates its third anniversary this evening in association rooms on Cedar Avenue. The entertainment and reception committee remains tight lipped about plans, promising a agreeable surprise. The club started three years ago and now lists over seventy five active members contributing to YWCA duties.

Loyalty Club of the South Scranton Young Women's Christian Association

Surprise party honors E Weidmiller on Neptune Place

On Wednesday evening friends gathered at E Weidmiller’s Neptune Place home for a surprise party. The event featured singing and dancing followed by refreshments. Attending were numerous couples including Mr and Mrs Reidmiller and Mr and Mrs Krause among others.

E. Weidmiller Neptune Place KE. Reidmiller G. Keidmiller R. Keidmiller R. Reidmiller W. Jansen

Rock Bed Streets Warn Hazardous In City District

Severe rain left Cherry street between Cedar and Pittston avenues in poor condition with a rock bed making travel hazardous. At Pittston and Cherry the corner lacks electric lighting increasing night danger and pedestrian risk. Century Hose company paraded the main street last night advertising a November 2 ball in Athletic hall.

Cherry Street Cedar Pittston Avenues Pittston Avenue Century Hose Company Camp 430 Bugle, Fife and The Young Women's Christian Association Mary Pitcher Mary Miller Cedar Avenue Bethlehem Hiawatha Council Improved Order of Ned Men George Hoffecker Willow Street

Misadelphs Figure to Speak at Green Ridge Event

Green Ridge Missouri hosts W. W. Cattemon of Misadelphs who called on Keon Ridge athlete yesterday. Mrs Jimi Fessenden, former president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union for Massachusetts, will speak in Groen.

Mo W. W. Cattemon Misadelphs Keon Ridge

Pretty church wedding in North Scranton

Miss Maury Thomas wed Charles Lewis in a North Scranton ceremony at First Primitive Methodist Church on East Market Street. The couple plans to reside at 327 Spring Street after October 22. The bridal party included Edward Lewis, John Hughes, John Littlejohn, Alice Lewis, and Harriet Owens. A reception followed with lavish gifts and decorations of ferns and palms.

Primitive Methodist East Market Street George Leese Maury Thomas John Thomas Charles Lewis Leggetts Street Mascagni Elizabeth J. Owens Edward Lewis John Hughes West Scranton John Littlejohn Alice Lewis Harriet Owens Mrs. Lewis Spring Street

Union Smoker and Social At O Malley’s Hall

The International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen held a smoker and social at O Malley’s hall on Wednesday evening. T D Hayes and A Baxter spoke, officers were installed, Wilkes Barre performers entertained, and visitors from the valley attended. A future social by the Wilkes Barre group is planned for invited members.

International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen O'Malley's T. D. Hayes A. Baxter Messrs. Coyle Barrett Farrel and Sharon Wilkes-Barre Whitehead Leonard's Hall William McGuigan Manville Providence Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth League Susie Stephens Montrose FL Oa. Sharer Putnam Street

Pretty weddings mark Wednesday at St Marys church

Miss Hannah Gibbons wed James Carney of Easy Drinker Street as Rev M B Donlan officiated. The couple, greeted by many friends, hosted a wedding supper at the bride’s parents home on East Drinker Street. Earlier, Miss Annie Collins and Martin Walsh of East Drinker Street united in marriage with bans pronounced by Rev Donlan and a reception followed.

St. Mary’s Church M. B. Donlan Hannah Gibbons James Carney Easy Drinker Street St. Mary’s Catholic Church Annie Collins East Drinker Street Martin Walsh Hannah Holland Anthony Quinn

Fgh School Eleven to Meet Honesdale High Saturday

The Fgh School eleven will face Honesdale High on Saturday afternoon at the Honesdale grounds with confidence of a large score. The local team departs on the 10S train via the Delaware and Hudson railroad. The funeral for John Gerd wenski son of Mr and Mrs of Brookstreet is set for this afternoon at Mt. Carmel cemetery.

Fgh Honesdale High School Honesdale Delaware and Hudson Railroad John Litttle Gerdwenski Brookstreet Mt. Carmel Knights of the Myst Hell Mechler'a Borough Connedl

The Courageous Athlete Becomes a Wasting Invalid

A strong football captain and all around athlete suffers a rapid decline after a stormy river outing. Cough, weight loss, and weakness replace vigor, leading to consumption fears. The piece promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure and cites testimonials and advice from Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser.

Doctor Pierce Dorcas A. Lewis 34Th St Washington, D. C Dr. Pierce Weil Dr. Pierces Elso Mra. M. A. Carygaf Blackenwood Assiniboia N. W. Ty Dr. Sage R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y

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