Wedding in South Scranton Unites Miss Snyder and Oscar Budenbach
A home ceremony last night on South Washington Avenue united Miss Henriette Snyder and Oscar Budenbach with Rev. Wm. Nord performing. A reception followed in the front parlor as the Clift Works quartet provided music. the couple plan to establish their home on Cedar Avenue near Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Budenbach
Washington Avenue
Oscar Budenbach
Mise Henrictte Snyder
Wm. Nord
Hickorytreet Presbyterian Church
Laura Kobter
Kate Herzog
Feed Buntz
Julius
Cedar Avenue
Maple Street
Entertainment at Germania Hall for St Pauls Church Fund
The chair of St Pauls Evagelical congregation Prospect avenues hosts an evening at Germania hall to benefit the church fund. Rev Ballhorn and the committee present a varied program with vocal pieces piano duets choirs and skits featuring Mary Kalina Ewald Schmidt Dr Ernst Richter and Prof Ed Kroll among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evagelical
Prospect Avenues
Germania Hall
Ballhorn
G. Schmidt
M. Ballhorn
Erate Jahrestag der Huchzlt
Ernst Richter
Advokat
Wil Iie James
Marie
Seine Frau
Mary Kalina
Fran Emma Hammer
Wittwe
Annie Pawlus
Aurora Storvh
Putgmwecherin
Mies Kalle Leuthold
Schwenker
Richter
Ed. Kroll
Ein Unglucklischer Liebhaiber
BOCNO
Ewald Schmidt
Paul's Kirchen
Kroll
J. Brunner
Erste Mittagesaen
Georg Fetzer
Axsosaor Helm
A Large Gathering at Mr and Mrs August Perrys Residence
Monday evening a cordial party at the corner of Irving avenue and Brook street featured games dancing and a late hour supper. Guests included numerous named couples and individuals from New York city Pittsburgh Kingston and nearby towns with Fred Jones providing graphophone music and flashlight photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Perry
Irving Avenue
Brook Street
M. Noble
Fred Petry
Bahle
Peter Snyder
Helriege
Martin Relf
Kehrel
Joseph Moyers
Stathaber
B. Tham
Ed Hartman
L. Henry
Mamie A. Snyder
Kate Killian
Annie Stalhaber
Lucy Snyder
Minnie Beuhner
Georgina Othello
Cordelia Noble
Madeline Snyder
Clara Buahls
Henrietta Snyder
Clara Snyder
Matt Noble
Fred Hagen
Fred Kellerman
John Nape
Ben Mantz
Joe Snyder
Jonas Long
George Snyder
Charles Moulder
Henry Meyers
Harry Petry
Henry Ziegler
New York City
Ed Harris
Pittaton
John Noble
Kingston
W. Petry
Fred Jones
Funeral for James Houston to be held this afternoon
The funeral of James two year old son of Mr and Mrs George Houston of Stone Avenue will take place this afternoon with interment in Cathedral Cemetery. The Welcome Danclny class meets at Snover s Hall on Penn Avenue this evening directed by instructor William Walter of Pittston Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
George Houston
Stone Avenue
Cathedral Cemetery
Snover’s Hall
Penn Avenue
William Walter
Pittston Avenue
Welcome Dancing Class at South Side Hall
The Welcome dancing class meets at the new South Side hall. The Adani e dancing class will meet this evening at the new South Side hall. The Stanislaus Polish society held a well attended ball at Central Park hall last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Side Hall
Thia
Stanislaus Polish Society
Central Park Hall
Local Residents Arrange Marital Union at St Marys Church
George Fingle of Alder street and James Henly of Forest City are visiting Bear Creek and Hickory street respectively. Jacob Demuth returns from a week in New York City. Philip Hamm and Lena Kramer, well known locals, will marry tomorrow at St Marys church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fingle
Alder Street
Bear Creek
James Henly
Forest City
Mise Sixnle Dalley
Hickory Street
Jacob Demuth
Pittston Avenue
New York City
Philip Hamm
Lena Kramer
St. Mary's Church
New Industry Under Way For Freeman Overall Company
Subscriptions show 87300 of 40000 needed for the new stock venture linked with Dunmore & White of Binghamton. A meeting in the Gould building adjourned to next Tuesday to raise the remaining 7000 in capital as organizers push efforts. Names listed include Theodore A. White Lewis R. Stelle George Jornyn Joseph Reynolds and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Overall Company
Dunmore & White
Binghamton
Gould
Willl
Theodore A. White
Lewis R. Stelle
George
Jornyn
Joseph BE. Reynolds
DPD
FL Taylor
Taylor
P. BR. Finley
Wlfy Ketchum
Godfrey
HH. J. Keenan
John A. Staate
P. H. French
BH. Partridge
Young Men's Forum Discusses Threats to the Constitution
The newly organized Young Men's Forum held a quiz on current topics and members gave impromptu remarks. President Louis D. Carter presented a paper titled Some Menaces to the Constitution, exploring industrialism, the trust problem and immigration. The group will meet again on Tuesday evening, October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Carter
Wilkes-Barre Sees Autocar Line On City Streets
A Wilkes-Barre company plans a line of horseless carriages on streets not already served by trolley or bus. Routes include South River to Academy to Riverside, River Road to Carey Avenue, and West Market to Franklin and Union. Vehicles to be of the latest make and offer improved service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littl
South River Street
Academy
Riverside
Old River Road
Carey Avenue
West Market Street
Franklin
Union
Wilkes-Barre
Withdrawal of federal troops in Idaho discussed
Governor Steinberg of Idaho pressed Secretary Root to delay troop withdrawals as peaceful conditions in the Couer d Alenes and Idaho volunteers return from Manila reduce the need for regular soldiers. Root set November 1 as the latest date for guarding riot prisoners, with full withdrawal not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Steinberg
Idaho
Secretary of War
Couer D'Alenes
Manila
War Department
Steinbere
Root
Chuer D'Ajenes
Lkely
Liszt Organ Delight Praised by Xaver Scharwenko
Xaver Scharwenko calls the Liszt Organ a delightful companion and says it confirms his view that no other instrument so enraptures the player. He notes one on exhibition in the display room first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xaver Scharwenko
Brumby Arrives in Atlanta After Olympia Visit
Flag Lieutenant Brumby of Admiral Dewey s flagship Olympia arrived at 6 PM to a large cheering crowd in Atlanta. Citizens escorted him toward Marietta after a brief formal welcome was planned for the next night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Brumby
Dewey
Olympia
State Line
Marietta
Atelanta
Campaign opened in Maine in York County meeting
The first Republican mass meeting in York county since Amos L. Allen’s nomination for Congress drew speakers defending the gold standard and the national banking system. Allen praised the Philippines policy, urging suppression of rebellion and a self governed setup, while Charles EK Littlefield denied imperialism and pressed fidelity to the president’s oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
York County
Amos L. Allen
Congress
Allen
Philippines
Spain
Maine
Charles EK. Littlefield
Second
France Thanks Venezuela Boundary Commission Courtesies
Paris Oct 4. Sir Edmund Monroe British ambassador and General Horace Porter United States ambassador paid courtesy calls to President Loubet to extend Queen Victoria and President McKinley's thanks for France hosting the Venezuela arbitration court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edmund J. Monson
Horace Porter
United States
Loubet
Queen Victoria
McKinley
Venezuela Court of Arbitration
Cuban man and sweetheart found dead after double tragedy
In Peoria today Mi Juan Garcia a Cuban and his sweetheart Miss Heasle Mahoney daughter of a prominent publican were found dead in a void near here. Garcia had shot the girl and then himself. He was drawn to marry her but her parents objected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, I
Juan Garcia
Heasle Mahoney
Naher
Here
Garcia
Minister Arrested In Parsonage Move Incident
The Rev. Mr. Newell, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal churches at St. Lawrence and Miller, was arrested after attempting to move the parsonage from 81 Lawrence to Miller. Methodist women and sheriff led a group to Ste. Lawrence to reclaim the building, with interference by Senator King Dr. Taylor and Mr. Loomis noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Newell
St. Lawrence
Miller
M. D
Freight wreck near Highspire injures no trainmen
Harrisburg Oct 4 A broken axle caused a freight wreck near Highspire this morning. The damaged car toppled into others and six or more cars piled into the wreck. None of the trainmen were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Miller Arrests In Intimidation Case Report
A fragmentary note describes arrests by Miller people on an intimidation charge. It mentions women allegedly being sent toward Miller with a pastor, and the pastor is reported under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Ile
Iiil
Dublin Lord Mayor Visits Susquehanna Friends
Lord Mayor Talon of Dublin returned from Susquehanna Pennsylvania where he attended an informal dinner hosted by John E Fitzgerald. He will attend a Grand Opera House performance with friends and dine at the Catholic Club hosted by Judge Morgan J Brien before traveling to Boston with Mr Fitzgerald. A Parnell demonstration is planned for Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Qet
Tallon
Dublin
Susquehanna
John E. Fitzgerald
Grand Opera House
Morgan J.brien
Boston
Fitzgerald
Parnell
Featherweight title bout date moved to June at Jamox Club
Providence report states LL Ort Tom Rourke for George Tixon and Sam Harris for Terry Mellov ern agreed to shift the world featherweight championship clash from February to June. The fight will feature 1 pound limits at the Jamox Athletic Club in New York with a purse of $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence, BK
Tom © Rourke
George Tixon
Sam Harris
Terry Mellovern
Jamox Athletic Club
New York
Boston Reception for Ramp ton at Charleston Trade Board
Rear Admiral Ramp ton, commandant of the Charleston navy yard, was given a reception and banquet by the executive committee of the Maine chamber of commerce board of trade. A large contingent of merchants from every section of the state attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rampton
Charleston
Maneachuseite Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Remains of James Harkins Sent Home After Tragic Train Death
The body of James Harkins of Company F forty-seventh regiment killed after leaping from a freight train at Camp Meade was shipped yesterday to his mother Mia Mary Harkins in Englewood, a Chicago suburb.
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Harrisburg
DheThe
James Harkins
Forty-Seventh Regiment
Camp Meade
Mia
Mary Harkins
Englewood
Chicago
W. C. T. U. Divided Over War Denunciations
The national convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union adopted resolutions censuring the general government and the president and naming Attorney General Griggs and ex Secretary of War Alger for their actions on anti-canteen law and denouncing the Philippines war. Opponents lost in vote as other sections praised seating of Congressman Roberts and urged ballot for women. A memorial for Frances Willard was held with a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Cot
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Griggs
Alger
Philippines
Roberts
Gathet
Francesa E. Willard
Heras Terrible Trip to Beattle Adds Tragic Toll
The schooner Hera, which sailed from Cane Nome on September 24, arrived in Beattle Wash on October 24. Two crewmen died during the voyage one from starvation the other from dementia. Onboard there were 200 people with only flour and water remaining and the crew in a pitiable state.
French Army Reform Lets Only Top Generals Run War Council
At a cabinet meeting General the Marquis de Galliffet signed a decree that narrows the supreme council of war to the general officers chosen to command. The reform aims to concentrate high command within the council, adjusting its composition and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marquis de Galliffet
Superior Council of War
Cabinet Grants Trade Unions Status Equal to Citizens
The cabinet approved language giving trades unions the same status as individual citizens and enacted privileges and penalties to secure their free operation during wartime and peacetime.
Miles and party arrive Omaha for hunting trip with Cody
General Nelson A. Miles and staff reached Omaha this morning. They were greeted by General Merriam and Col. W. F. Cody plus local officials. Miles toured the exposition before departing by Burlington route for a mountain hunting trip with Cody. Cody had a sixty mile telephone line built to the camp for news contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nelson A. Miles
Merriam
W. F. Cody
Miles
Burlington
Cody
Cady
The Grisly Bear Who Felt The Pain Of Fire
The Detroit Free Press reports a tale of Jobo a renowned growler and kicker who endures a hot coffee scalding and later neuralgia after a tack incident. His wife and children react with curiosity and concern as he quietly seeks relief and explains his hospital visit revealing his real suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamer
Cleo
Jobo
John
Detroit
Banker's death sentence upheld in wife murder case
The court of appeals affirmed the conviction of Howard Henham, a banker from Botoyi, for the murder of his wife. He will be resentenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ppesia
Honard Henham
Botoyi
Faith Cure Talk Sparks Mild Skepticism
A dialogue shows Miles questioning a faith healing claim while Giles asserts a full cure. Giles says he was cured of his faith in the treatment after trying it once, in a Chicago News context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Giles
Chicago
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South Scranton
Germania
Hell
August Petry
Qverture Oo
Ccesseeneeee Rok
Schmidt folo-Gesang
Misa Mary Kalina
Atlantic Refining CO
Young Men's Forum
CHE
Mason & Hamlin Company
Mason & Hamlin
Finn & Phillips
Mason
Hamlin
Uae
Liszt Organ
William Mason
Wyoming Ave
Scranton, Pa
France
Venezuela
Mr. Newell
Susquehanna, Pa
Sampson
Philippines War
Hera
Organization of the Superior Council of War
Will
Buffalo Bill
Ee Tooura
Trenoth
Exoia
Ysia
Addrew
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Ill
McGarrah & Thomas
Lackawanda Ave
Berunton
Pau
Benham
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