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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1899

Page

11

Happenings in North Scranton and Local Mine Injuries

Within North Scranton news, Anthony Timlin of Cayuga mine is listed among injured workers from the Brisbin mine incident two weeks prior. In related local notices, William Jones of Brick avenue died at Moses Taylor Hospital from Brisbin mine injuries, born in 1847 in South Wales and resident since 1879. funeral and interment details follow at Washburn street cemetery.

Brisbin Anthony Timlin Cayuga William Jones Brick Avenue Moses ‘Taylor Hospital Mr. Jones South Wales Washburn Street

Fulton street man hurt at Cayuga mine in fall

Anthony Timlin of Fulton street, a driver at the Cayuga mine, was injured yesterday after his foot slipped from a rail while he sat on a car bumper. His foot got caught between a grease box and the rail, dislocating his ankle. He was carried home by coworkers.

Anthony Timlin Fulton Street Cayuga Mine Yeatorday Timlin

Black Flag drama to be staged at Auditorium

The Crystal Literary and Dramatic Club presents The Black Flag at the Auditorium on Monday evening Sept 1. Community groups announce upcoming social events and conventions including church lawn socials and ice cream socials.

Davies to Occupy Wayne Ave Baptist Pulpit Tomorrow

The Rev. W. F. Davies will preach at Wayne Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow in the morning and evening. Bible school is at 2 p m. Young People’s Society meets Tuesday evening. Prayer service will be held at the Welsh Congregational Church on West Market Street tomorrow morning and evening with Rev A J Evans to occupy his pulpit.

W. F. Davies Wayne Avenue Baptist Church Young People’s Society Welsh Congregational Church West Market Street A. J. Evana Benjamin Maxey Presbyterian Church W. A. Farrington Cheir Ebofr Methodist Episcopal Church Tss. Steelman Epworth Learue Jender Ure T. Amesi Germen Liodies Motholisa Mplecopal Wolking Lackawanna Street Exergy Fleyrine John Karas E. A. Barber Peckville Alfred Waters Miller's Grove W. CG Methodiat Milecopa Mee BE. C. Monroe Main Street Hey Ton Steelman Sunday School Institute

Patent Medicines Ad Brief from Rural Paper

An OCR snippet lists Paines Celery Compound Pinkham s Compound Pierce s Golden Medical Dis Mellon s Food with price 75 cents and 38 5s 6d in a small ad style item reflecting early 20th century patent remedies and tonics.

Paines Pinkham's Compound Pierce's Golden Medical Mellon's Food

Church Services Scheduled Across Town Tomorrow

Local notices list morning and evening worship at the Weat Market Street Baptist church and preaching at the First Christian church on Main Avenue by Pastor TL W. Clymer. Sunday school at 9:30, Young People’s Christian Endeavor meets Monday at 7 40.

Weat Market Street Baptist Church First Christian Church Ven Main Avenue TL W. Clymer Boelory Christian Endeavor

Community Notices of Travel and Visits

Mrs. David Jehu of Summit avenue leaves for a few weeks in Lindsey Pennsylvania with friends. Daniel Thomas, visiting Wayne avenue, departs for Lindsey accompanied by Alfred John for a short time. Mrs. Jonathan Edwards of Plymouth returns from an extended visit with her daughter Mrs. William Davies of Warren street. Thomas Johu returns from a business trip to New York City. Mr and Mrs Cowells and daughter Elisabeth reside at Atlantic City and Ocean Grove for a period. Henry Lawrence of Middletown New York returns after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs W McCormick on West Market street.

David H. Thomas Main Avenue Jonathan Edwards Plymouth William Davies Warren Street Daniel Thomas David Jones Wayne Avenue Lindsey, Pa Alfred John Pittsburg Thomas Johu New York City Josaph Grier BR. Tr. Cowells Eileabeth Atlantic City Ocean Grove Henry Lawrence Middletown N. Y

Funeral for Michael Murray and reunion at St Josephs

The funeral service for Michael Murray will be held this morning at his Main Street residence. A reunion will be solemnized at St Joseph's Catholic church. Interment follows at Minooka Catholic cemetery. The home team and the Alerty of Wyoming will clash for honors on the former ground tomorrow.

Michael Murray Main Street Mags St. Joseph's Catholic Church Minooka Catholly Alerty of Wyoming

Court House News Notes

John Jones and Annie Jones file trespass suit against Scranton Railway Co for damages from injuries to Mrs Jones on a defendant car. Durkoth sues John Kelly and constable Elliman for unlawful eviction with Durkoth represented by Nathan Viduver. County registers report back. Thursday is the last day to register. Rosa Koeh of Old Forge and Ann Murray of Tuyler were married yesterday by the Clerk of the Courts.

John Jones Annie Jones Scranton

West Scranton Event Highlights Pupils Talent Show

A church program in West Scranton featured Miss Sadie Jones and local talent with tableaux like Dewey and The Star Spangled Banner. Performers included Miss Fadie Edwards, Effie Brown Ing, Reba Williams, Olive Bowen, and many others with solos, recitations, and dramatic poses.

Tabernacke Congregational Church Yunpile Badle Jones David J. Davie Dewey Fadie Fdwoarda Effie Brown Ing Philip Warren Thomas Weatherhog Evans Lewis Bowen Brownine Tmpdards Williams Jenkins James Heckel Reba Willams Evang Reese Blodwin Jenkins Tvor Price Bella Aberdovey Paul Weatherhos Sadie Edwards God Aliss Olive Bowen Edwin Nowen Mie Reba Williams Jones

Miss Cora Storm Injured in Stroudsburg Carriage Crash

Miss Cora Storm a teacher at No 18 school living at 425 South Main Avenue was hurt when a wagon driven by an intoxicated man struck her carriage in Stroudsburg. She suffered a knee dislocation and severe shock. two other ladies escaped with minor injuries. Doctors treated her and warrants issued for the wagon drivers.

Cora C. Storm South Main Avenue Stroudsburg Miss Storm

Family Gathering Celebrates 78th Birthday at Williams Home

Mrs Mary Watking, 78, hosted a large family gathering at St Lugurne Street with daughter Mrs D C Williams. Rev W G Watking and many grandchildren attended. refreshments and reminiscences marked the evening as a memorable occasion for the ailing matron.

Mary Watking D.C Willams St. Lugerne Street Earl Watking BR Williams Bertha Chicago Rilas Diuvies Braath Indiana Harry Knarr Miswos Sadie Bessie Harry Willie Knarr D. C. Williame Misa Alice Charlee Williame Grandma Watkins

Walter Tripp Presents Portrait to Colonel’s Hose Company

Walter Tripp, grandson of the late Tra Tripp, loans a painting of a deceased figure to the newly organized hose company named for the colonel. The picture will be framed and hung in the company quarters. The department has supplied sixty feet of new hose to the unit.

Walter Tripp Tra Tripp

How Mrs Pinkham Helped Mrs Gooden

Woman from Ackney La describes years of female troubles including kidney inflammation and womb issues. After local treatments failed, she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash, reporting rapid improvement and regained health.

Urrree Ro Rinkmam HO Lydia E. Pinkham Mag. E. J. Goons Ackney

Calla Responds at Tripp Park for Future Events

A note indicates Calla will answer all inquiries at Tripp Park in upcoming sessions. The statement outlines readiness to engage with the public and coordinate future activities at the park location.

Tripp Park

Sermons Begin as Rev J Th Sweet Launches Women of the Old Testament

Rev J Th Sweet of Simpeon Methodist Episcopal Church begins a series titled Women of the Old Testament with first sermon Woman Man s Helpmeet. Robert M Beaumont injured in wheel accident near Lake Scranton remains in critical condition. several teeth lost and body cut. Nev D D Hopkins set to assume duties at First Welsh Baptist Church with Welsh morning services and six pm services in British. Hyde Park Avenue pavement between Jackson and Washburn opened after city engineery test. Work on block between Washburn and Division streets continues.

J. Th. Sweet Simpeon Methodist Episcopal Church Robert M. Beaumont South Seventh Street Lake Scranton Wee D. D. Hopkins First Welsh Baptist Church Binetish Hyde Park Avenue Jackson and Wuehburn Franklin Hoe Washburn and Division Streets

Local Residents Make Short Visits in Town

Mrs. John EH Walker of Division Avenue is visiting at Mile Clara Sander’s home on West Elm Street in Reading. Esther Sander also on West Elm Street returned from relatives in Mahanoy City. Mrs. L R Foster, North Lincoln Avenue, came back from a two month stay in Hiwetor New York. Dr Lemuel K Davies of Jersey City is visiting town for a few days.

John EH. Walker Division Atreat Clara Sander West Elm Street Reading Esther Sander Mahanoy City L. R. Foster North Lincoln Avenue Hiwetor N.Y Lemuel EK. Davies Jersey City

Fifth annual Christian Alliance convention opens in Green Ridge

The fifth annual convention of the Christian Alliance of this state convenes tomorrow at the Gospel Tabernacle on Jefferson Avenue with a new tent seating 1000. The program includes a watch service at 1 pm led by Rev W W MacArthur and a 900 am service by Mr Armstrong of Pittston with a 1630 service led by Rh B Whiteside of Pittsburgh from 2 to South. An evangelistic evening, a testimony meeting, and a 4 o'clock gathering led by Rev Leuft of Philadelphia complete the day. Also noted are local notices about school supplies at Manners Pharmacy and assorted small town updates including health and travel items.

Ffth The Christian Alliance of Gospel Tabernacle Jefferson Avenue W. W. MacArthur Armstrong Pittston Rh. BD. Whiteside Pittsburg Leuft Philadelphia Manners’ Pharmacy Green Ridge Street Nessie Finley Ross J. W. Brown Sanderson Avenue Mise Helen Baker Honesdale Charlesworth Marion Street Charles Winkers Boc. Locus Mix Hiramnard Monsey Avenue Fred Finch Renton

Obituary notices for Gaughan Drinker Roche and family

Mrs Michael Gaughan died at her home on Hirch street after long residence. Survived by husband and children Michael McNulty Lizgio Annie and Topele. Funeral Monday at 6 5 am in St Peters Cathedral with interment Catholic Cemetery. Hares A Drinker youngest son of Alfred Drinker died at home aged 2. Survives by sisters and other relatives. John Roche's father died, funeral Sunday at 3 pm.

Michael Gaughan Hirch Street Eheda Michael McNulty Murs Lizgio Annie Topele Mins Lalzeix Ciughin Mise Annie Gaughin Notura Gaughan St. Petera Cather Hares A. Drinker Hite Alfred William Roche Hawley John Ff, Roche Thin Cits

Internal Revenue ruling on stock transfer stamp forms

Acting Commissioner Williams rules a transfer of stock by power of attorney is not a transfer at the standard rate of one cent per dollar. The order demands a twenty five cent stamp for the power of attorney embedded in the certificate and notes the wording difference in transfer certificates matters. The discussion centers on the form used to transfer stock and the related stamp tax implications.

Williams Internal Revenue Commissioner Internal Revenue Law Mercury City Rolinas Washington Robert Williams, Jr Croton

Dunmore Doings Knights of Malta Install Officers

The Thens commandery Knights of Malta installed Thursday evening by Deputy Grand Commander Sir Thomas Linsenbauch named Sir FF W Dodge as commander and a full slate with officers including Sir John M Wert captain general Sir J W Pinnell prelate Sir Edward Angwin recorder Sir Marvin Tuthill assistant recorder Sir Charles Et Boyd treasurer Sir Peter Seigle senior warden Sir J W Angwin junior warden Sir E PD Amus standard bearer Sir William P Thomas sword bearer Sir William BE Hall warden Sir George Harper sentinel Sir George AH Cummins first guard Sir 8 Wetherill second guard John Webber trustee and T J Sansenhbaugh as representative to the grand commandery.

Btate Thens Knights of Malta Thomas L. Sinsenbauch FF. W. Dodge John M. Wert J. W. Pinnell Edward Angwinn Marvin Tuthill Charles Et. Boyd Peter Seigle

Pittston Notes Include Deaths and Local Events

Special to The Scranton Tribute Pittston Pa September dispatch reports the death of Mrs William M Jones formerly of Pittston whose husband was a public school music instructor. Anna Greenwood dies suddenly from epileptic convulsions after a fall from a ladder aged fifty leaving a husband and two daughters. Funeral Friday at two Rev D M George participated in services for Rev R M Robinsons installation at Coaldale Congregational church. Philip Griffith surprises old friends after thirty years away now working in Coal Creek petroleum mines. A friendly target shooting match is planned Saturday between five members of Companion C and M Ninth Regiment at the latter’s Stevens breaker range.

Scranton Pittston New Castle William M. Jones Mra Jones Anna Greenwood M. Greenwood D. M. George R. M. Robinson Coaldale Robinson First Congregational Church West Pittston Philip Griffith Coal Creek Wyoming Valley Latters Range Stevens

Local Obituaries and Church Notices From Honesdale Area

Report defends Ben jamin Maxey's character amid a meeting dispute. Mrs Budd attends a funeral in Honesdale while churches announce sermons, Sunday schedules, and outreach events. Lithuanian church plans a new building with Rev Kadigas leading.

Funeral Rites for Edward Horn Held at St Marys Cemetery

Remains of Edward Horn were interred in St Marys cemetery after a funeral at St Marys church a high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev M B Donian. Pallbearers included Frank DeGow T 4 Dougherty Thomas Quinn and others while Hopita sopls attended in a body. Local notices report church services and a mass at the Methodist church with Love Feast and sermons.

Edward ©’ Horn St. Mary's Cemetery St. Mary's Church M. B. Donian St. Mary’s Cemetery Frank DeGo Jesus Dayton Alls Church Street the Tribune Webber Chay No. 4 Gray Mies May Jones Hyde Pak Mia George Brink Ward Street Mistes Gertrude Louie Farber Rieke Street Harvey's Lake Orient of Dunmere Council United American Mechanics Marcus Plageman East Drinker Street

Letters From The People Expected To Include Writers Names

Short letters of interest may be published when accompanied by the writer's name. The Tribone disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed.

Quotation From Inaugu ral Adders Of Judge Balldwin

The Tribune quotes the inaugural adders of Judge Baldwin at a Sara tona social keronice, discussing doctors purses and end of life care. The piece includes reflections on medical ethics, Christian values, and a Swarth Africa example, with remarks by James Hurdew from Scranton, Pa.

the Tribune Thin Monntii Balldwin Saratona Gond James Hurdew Scranton

Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park for $1.25

Pen Coal delivers to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders go to C. B. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar area, phone 6662.

South Side Central City Hyde Park C. B. Sharkey Cedar Are

Moosic News Briefs Re Unite Families and Travel Plans

Moosic reports Frank Howard and children arriving from Maine to rejoin her husband for summer plans and wintering in Moosic. Maria Foranton plans a visit to brother M. Siker. Mrs Edwards of Providence works on Moonee flats Thursday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Den take a ten day vacation with friends in Owego New York. Amy Copp returns home after a seven week stay at a resort near Stroudsburg.

Frank Howard Maine Manele Mra Maria Foranton M. Siker Edwards Providente Moonee Herbert den Owego N.Y Amy Copp

Also Mentioned on This Page

Crystal Literary and Dramatic Club Ladies’ Ald Society Church News George W. Jenkins S&s Main Avenue David Jehu Summit Avenue Court House News Notes Tutonia Wales Glrosbe West Tabernacle Church Sadie Jones Cora Storms Mary Watkine Ira Tripp Hose Company Col. Tript General News Green Ridge Beaty Dunmore Doings St. Stephen Commandery Death Forest City G. H. Snyder Lawrence, Kan Dr. Williams Lawrence Journal Williamm Yceum Theatre Burgunder & Reis Lessers H.R. Long Anys Felwood Moris New York Aquhovn Moelle Eteantin Price Academy OF Music, Burgunder & Reis Lesaces Wolford Literidan Company Mitchell Heppertalrear Hart Matinees Daily Mariettascope Nemo Chena Firfeatou Matthews Dros McGurrah & Thomas Pao Peetu Enno Scallip Die Jecad Fot Raern North Sinih St Hhitudelphia Mapeerand Spee Canene Tadte Crellona Matthews Brose Sanderson Druggiata
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