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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1897

Page

5

Classical funeral marches and sacred pieces in a concert program

Mr Pennington describes a concert program featuring a memory march in C minor with pedal and harp like effects, the Ave Maria of Arcadell, On the Coast as program music, The Nuptial Pewt Jude march for a wedding departure, and the Te Deum as a long adored church work.

Pennington Beethoven Handel Chopin Guilmant Cathedral of Notre Dame Paris Arcadell

Music and community notices at Grace church and Park church

A long page describes Mr 8 P Warren a prominent musician and organist at Grace church Broadway New York with Tudor England scenes and a village dance interrupted by sacred hymn elements. It notes Rev Dr Gin organizing a Chan tindua circle and Mrs Vernon teaching cooking at St Luke's Parish house with local political tensions over a school controller and ward politics.

P. Warren Grace Church Broadway New York City England Elizabeth Europe Warners Opera Wolfram West Judea Gin Ein Park Church A. V. Bower Gitlin

Kingstonites, visitors, and local news from the city

Frank Starbird of Kingston spent yesterday in the city with friends. Miss Mable Wright of Kingston visits Miss Edith Softley of Mulberry Street. The Misses O'Brien of New York visit Mia. A J Casey of Jefferson Avenue Irwin FP Finley and Miss Viola Drac Milwaukie marry on Saturday by Alderman Howe. George A Jessup and family return from Wrightsville Busquehanna County. Marie M Truesdall of Chicago and Caroline L Clabaugh of Kalmore visit Miss Amy H Jessup of Clay Avenue. Edward L Puller of the city elected to the American Union Life Insurance board on Broadway. John Loughney of Philadelphia, former secretary to William F Harrity, and Mrs Loughney are at the St Charles note. Dr F W Davis returns after two months on the New England coast and plans to study in Philadelphia next month. Corporal Bevitt Shaffer of Company 1 arrives from Latti mer on a 24 hour furlough to secure key papers. Mrs T F Torrey seriously ill in Montreal. Dr J W Coolidge summoned by telegraph to attend her and leaves for Montreal on the Saratoga express. James Cash of the city, a University of Pennsylvania dental student, being tested for left tackle on the Varsity football team in practice at Mogle's Mere.

O'Brien New York City Mia A. J. Casey Jefferson Avenue Irwin FP. Finley Viola Drac Milwaukie Alderman Howe George A. Jessup Wrhigvillea Busquehanna County Marie M. Truesdall Chicago Caroline L. Clabaugh Kalmore Amy H. Jessup Clay Avenue Edward L. Puller American Union Life Insurance Company Broadway New York John Loughney Philadelphia William F. Harrity Loughney Mje T. C. Melvin St. Charles F. W

Man Arrests After Stealing Coat From Window Dummy

Lieutenant Davis and Detective John Moir arrested Daniel Gibbons after he took a coat and vest from a dummy outside Boyle and Mudlow's clothing on Lackawanna Avenue. Several witnesses saw him. bail set at $500, unable to post, sent to county jail.

Lieutenant Davis John Moir Daniel Gibbons Boyle & Mudlow Lackawanna Avenue Gibbons Bailey

City taxes for 1597 due. penalties rise after October first

City and school taxes for the year 1597 are now in my hands for collection. A 4 percent penalty will be added on all unpaid taxes after October 1, 1807, with an extra 1 percent each month thereafter until paid. Unpaid taxes after November 1, 1897, will be turned over to collectors per an act of assembly approved May 28, 1889. C G Boland City Treasurer. Office hours 9 am to 6 pm weekdays. Saturdays 9 to 12.

C. G. Boland City Hall Washington Avenue

Excursion to Niagara Falls via Lehigh Valley Railroad

Three day carnival marks opening of Grand Trunk Bridge across the Niagara River. Tickets on sale for evening trains September 22 and for all trains except Black Diamond Express on September 20 and 24. Return valid until September 7. Inquire Lehigh Valley agents for details.

Grand Trunk Railroad Niagara River Lehigh Valley

Vocal instruction and sale listing mentions Cordelia Freeman

The note lists Cordelia Freeman a soprano and certificated pupil of Burigna Paris and Royal Prof Hey Berlin offering voice culture. A free trial is mentioned on Wednesdays at Mr South worth studio. A Florida Monterse for sale cheap and an architect Brown are named.

Mixes Cordelia Freeman Burigna Paris Royal Hey Berlin

Labor Rally at Nay Aug Park Urges Miner Organization

Nearly 400 miners and workers gathered at Nay Aug park for a Central Labor union mass meeting to condemn the Lattimer shooting and press for organization. George Chance and Hugh O Donnell led talks urging legal recourse, union formation, and aid for Luzerne strikers, with resolutions adopted calling for justice and labor rights.

George Chance Hugh O'Donnell Homestead Fame Central Labor Union Nay Aug Park K. L O'Donnell Philadelphia Sper Chance Harrishire Martin PJ. Thomas Carpenters’ Union Mly C. G. Boland M. A. McGinley John K. Farr James Moir Luzerne General Committee Messrs Park Hazleton Jersey Central Railroad St. Charles

Labor Meet Hears Speakers In Scranton Address

A Scranton labor meeting featured a heated program with songs and denunciations of corporations. Speakers including Mr Chance Mr O'Donnell and Captain Moir urged labor action while plans for United Mine Workers organization were discussed and set to begin soon in the region.

Chance O'Donnell Thomas Flaherty Washington DD. C American Federation of Labor Tribune United Mine Workers Mr. O'Donnell Scranton Philadelphia Hazleton

Police Jottings from Vine Street to Lackawanna Avenue

Patrolmen find John Burns asleep on Vine Street and threat to damage pipes then hear his case. Brothers Robert and Andrew Bush suspected of hiding near the Delaware Lackawanna and Western rail near the company store after leaving watches as security for payment. An unnamed woman slept in an empty box at a Lackawanna Avenue store and forfeited her bond after missing a morning appearance. Rail passengers are advised of Lehigh Valley Sleeping Car schedule to New York City.

John Burns Flaherty and Peaster Vine Street Robert Andrew Bush Delaware, Lackawinns and Western Railroad Lackwanna Avenue Reese Jones New York City Lehigh Valley Railroad Wilkes-Barre New York 8 City Fm Lackawanna Avenue

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