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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1895

Page

3

Notable City Gossip: Residents Travel and Departures

The city lists several residents traveling or visiting destinations including Tate Moron in Philadelphia, A J Casey in New York, John Kerr in Syracuse, Rev B V Drizcoll in Nicholson, R W Fuller en route to Lafayette College, and Kenneth Campbell at Toronto. Others return from Chicago and participate in weddings, school departures, and vows.

New York Westminster W. G. Partridge Penn Avenue Baptist Church John A. Nallin James Beatt Patrick Gilleran Toronto Canada Edward H. Kelly Dunmore University At Notre Millar William Quinlan Oswego N. Y W. F. Conners Webster Avenue J. J. Jordan Joe Clarence Agnes Golden Prospect Avenue St. Thomas J. B. Coates Jefferson County J. B. Grimshaw Duryea T. F. Leonard Mariel Villa Mare Convent Miles Leonard Henry Charles Wales T. Owen Charles Republican Niagara Falls H. M. Wolfe Wiliams & McAnulty Fourth National Bank BE. W. Davenport

Annual Reports Highlight Women’s Temperance Work

At Elm Park church the Women's Christian Temperance union held a year end review led by President Mrs. C Db Simpson. The report covered eighteen years of activity, jail and railroad outreach, literature distribution, and suffrage advocacy with remarks from several officers and speakers.

Elm Park Church Women's Christian Temperance Union C. Db. Simpson W. H. Stubblebane Jane Post Simpson Hilorna Tewksbury Stubble Frank Swarts Loyal Legion Little England Franc T. Wall Scranton Millville Elwell Richard Hiorns Wall

Death of F A Beamish Linked To City Leadership

The long time public servant F A Beamish died yesterday at his home 514 River Street from dysentery, after nine years of invalid life marked by paralysis and mental decline. He served on the City Council Poor Board School Board and was a former mayor and active State politician. He was injured in a September accident while riding with the late Morrie W Hughes.

F. A. Beamish River Street Ims Iway Lewis Frey Beamish Morrie W. Hughes More

Memorable Democratic Leader Beamish Dies After Public Service

The long embrace of politics ends for Mr. Beamish of Scranton born in Cork Ireland fifty four years ago. A leader in Luzerne County and Lackawanna politics he held roles from mercantile appraiser to mayor and state office amid a career marked by friendship and public service. His funeral is set for Thursday at St Peter's cathedral with interment in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.

iPattison Beamish Judge Smith Pennsylvania Pattison Lackawanna Ward Gi. B. Seamans Avoca James Mahon Dr. Seamans James B. Mickey Eleventh Mercantile Cork Ireland America Lackawanna Tron and Coal Company Bunday Free Press Echool Scranton Volue Old Fourth Luzerne County House of Representatives Select Council Common Council Board of Central Poor Board Democrats Mr. Beamish Rt. J. Beamish James C. Beamish Nellie Mamie Frank John George St. Peter's Cathedral Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery

City Theaters Feature Charley's Aunt And More

The Frothingham hosts Charley's Aunt a London farce now touring with Rice's 1492 and a strong cast. At the Academy of Music Kilanyi pictures and George Thatcher Carroll Johnson minstrels deliver bright vaudeville and song. Frederick Warde brings three plays The Mountebank The Lions Mouth Runnymede. Also The Striggle of Life at the Academy spotlighting Walter Sanford's company and a 28 member cast.

Rice Frothingham Richard Harlow Isabella New York Hessie Bonehill Kilanyi Living George Thatcher Carroll Johnson Academy of Music Frederick Warde Walter Sanford Sanford

Injunctions Heard In Dunmore and Jermyn Cases

Equity court heard two injunctions yesterday. Dunmore borough vs Vito Girardo concerns a watercourse he closed claiming privilege. decision reserved. Jermyn borough vs Nathaniel Depew disputes fence encroaching on main street, with Depew arguing the lot lies in Mayfield. Court adjourned without ruling. Attorneys I H Burna for borough. William Hand and William Lewis for defendants.

Tn Equity Court Borough of Dunmore Vito Girardo

Freeman Sues Over Jewelry Store Break-In Damages

Dr W Freeman seeks 2000 damages from Dr iB H Throop Legrand Wright William Murphy Edwin F Everhart and her Dimmick after Aug 30 1896 break in at Temple Court Spruce Street two rooms where 265 dollars worth of property was taken. The suit alleges unlawful entry ruined his business and livelihood.

W. Freeman Spruce Street Oakford Court Ib.h. Throop Legrand Wright William Murphy Edwin F. Everhart Dimmick Thia

Colored Odd Fellows Open Fifteenth Annual Meeting

The Colored Odd Fellows opened their fifteenth annual meeting in the Central Republican club rooms with about fifty five delegates and several ladies from across the state. H 3 Patterson welcomed delegates. BK Denby responded for visitors. Mayor Connell sent a welcome via his secretary Mark Edgar. Business began with a roll call. reports showed 6000 members in the state and solid finances. The M T Jones Household hosted a social program in Raund's Hall with prayers, music and readings. Today's agenda includes officer elections, a parade, Lawrence band concert, and a Music Hall program with Rev C A McGee and a drill by visiting patri arches. A Philadelphia temple project is outlined requiring 150000 dollars in stock to be issued.

Colored Odd Fellows Republican Club Washington Avenue H. 3. Patterson BK. Denby Williamsport Connell Mark K. Edgar Hinds Rh. L. Patterson Charles N. Nicholas Norristown Edward Demby Joseph WM. Stafford Manetta John Warren West Chester KR. C. Trodey Philadelphia Joseph P. King Alexander Williams Newtown J. F. Carter M.T. Jones Ruth Order Raund's Hall Wyoming Avenue Follie Scott Magele Lillie Estella Howard Charles J. Smith C. Pr. Foster J. Morton Lawrence Band C. A. McGee Music Hall Philadelphia Odd Fellows Temple

Minooka Parish Divided to Form Kendham Station

Right Rev Bishop O Hara appoints Rev James F Jordan of Wilkes Barre to lead the new Kendham parish carved from St Josephs of Minooka. Rev John Loughran remains pastor of the original Minooka parish which serves Kendham Harbortown Mudtown Connellton and Austin Heights areas. Taylor and Feltaville remain outside the new boundaries.

O'Hara James F. Jordan Wilkes-Barre Kendham St. Joseph's Minooka John Loughran Father Jordan St. Mary's Church St. Joseph Taylor Feltaville Old Forge Father Loughran Rendham St. Lawrence

Rally at First Presbyterian for Scranton TE meeting

The Scranton Christian Endeavor union plans a 7 45 o'clock rally at the First Presbyterian church tomorrow evening to start work for the state convention in a year. The 8¢ committee will be named and introduced, with city clergy delivering addresses and a report on the Erle convention. The First Presbyterian choir will provide music and broad representation from societies is urged.

Scranton Christian Tendeavor Union First Presbyterian Church Erle Second Presbyterian Church Miss McGaughey Eva N. Roblin Miss Roblin The Conservatory of Music At Toronto

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