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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1898

Page

5

Elected church deputy to general convention in Washington

Rev. Rogers Israel rector of St. Luke's Episcopal elected deputy to the general convention meeting every three years in Washington. He will be away about three weeks in October for the assembly. The Woman's Auxiliary plans an endowment fund for women’s mission education abroad. Edwin Bowen, a tenor, will relocate to Philadelphia to join a leading church choir. A banquet is scheduled at Heystone.

Rogers Israel St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church Washington E. J. Haughton M. B. Nash Minneapolis Congress Cuba Porto Rico Ladrones Philippines Edwin Bowen Philadelphia Mr. Bowen Second Presbyterian Church Washburn Street Presbyterian Church

Pittston Event Honors Ninth Regiment Volunteers

A Pittston and West Pittston citizens committee plans an evening event honoring the Ninth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers. Invitations go to valley newspaper men. attendees will include regiment staff and local dignitaries.

Social notes from Jackson to West Scranton visitors

A stream of visitors and residents share recent travels and calls across Jackson Street Waverly Pa Scranton Pottsville Lansford and Canada. Notables include Dr John Courson of Chicago visiting West Scranton friends and Miss Margaret Moyock of Minera Mills hosting locally. Captain Derman’s typhoid fever risk is noted while C A Hurt promotes a theatrical event at the Lyceum.

Edna Lang Jackson Street Waverly John Courson Chicago West Scranton M. BE. Cornelia Galpins G. P. Nichols Binghamton N.Y Charles Behlager Ix City Avenue LF. Everhart Tilwara Canada Colonel Correen Wars Camp Meade Margaret Moyock Minera Mills Ely Mr. Montgomery Clay Avenue Samuel Bamter Walter Larg Fior Atlantic City Philadelphia Eugene Kresge South Hyde Park Avenue Pottsville Mrcs Maud Mann Bloomsburg West Beranton Mice Fannie Phillips Swetland Street Hans Mise Fannie Henry Lansford Tres George F. Thomas Fourteenth Street Upper Canada Captain Rufus G. Brett Montrove Robert H. Jessup Mulverry Street

Public Auction of Entire Residence Contents

Elegant residence contents to be sold at public auction tomorrow morning at 16 00. Items are first class and nearly new, used less than six months. House open at 9 00 Tuesday. For full particulars see an auction ad in another column.

State Christian Endeavor Convention at Utica

The state convention of the Christian Endeavor society will be held at Utica. The New York Ontario and Western announce sale of round trip tickets to Wilca from points in New York at one third off. Tickets good Oct 1 to 4 for travel and returning by Oct 7. Contact nearest NYO&W agent for details.

The Christian Endeavor Society Y. P

M A Friedlander & Company to Open Full Millinery

M A Friedlander and Company announce the opening of full millinery at 110 Spruce Street opposite the courthouse on Wednesday and Thursday September 25 and 3%. The ad urges strong health from Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as the recommended tonics and medicines.

M. A. Friedlander and Company Spruce Street Court House

Hillside Home Concert Delights Insane Inmates

Professor Bauer and his 25 piece band toured the Hillside Home for the mentally ill, entertaining 150 patients with marches and tunes. Alderman Fulir and guests joined the visit as residents enjoyed singalongs, cheers for the flag, and a lively parade of music throughout the wards.

Boxing Match Postponed One Week in Scranton

The bout between Jim Judge and Mysterious Billy Smith is rescheduled for Monday Oct 3 after Smith injures an ankle. American Sporting Club posts refunds or tickets valid for the new date as patrons react to the delay and Judge’s reception at the Gaiety theater.

Scranton Jim Judge Billy" Smith Manly Art American Sporting Club Jack Skelly Smith New York Johnny Gorman Judes Judge Skelly Gaiety Theater Bobby Dobe Tom Sharkey Tom C O’ Rourke Sharkey Dobbs

Wholesale Prices Offered for Supply Deliveries

The supplier states they will provide goods at wholesale prices and will deliver the full order. This implies cost efficiency and streamlined procurement for buyers seeking bulk quantities.

Institution Hosts Delegation After Musical Visit

The party enjoyed supper at 6 and boarded a train at 7 at Clark's Summit. Superintendent Beemer was thanked for hospitality and praised Professor Eaver and his band for their kindness. The visit brought happiness to the inmates of the institution.

Hillside Professor Bauer Bauer Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Clark Summit Beemer Scranton P. J. Murphy KR. G. Brooks Theodore Connell John A. Kaufman John T. Watkins Hugene Shiffer Tribune Clark's Summit Professor Eaver

Colonel Watres Orders Descriptive Unit Rosters

Colonel L. A. Watres of the Eleventh regiment issues orders for company commanders to supply headquarters with complete descriptive lists of their commands. The lists cover officers and enlisted personnel, discharges, deaths, and promotions. Once received, the regiments roster will be obtainable and weekly drill reports will begin. In company D Corporal F P Koehler succeeds Sergeant A W Jurlech, who resigned, and Privates A F Hamlin, Thomas, and A Beemer are named corporals.

L. A. Watres ML Koehler A. W. Jurlech A. F

Reformers for Revenue Only Spark Plea to Courts

A Wilkes-Barre grand jury denounces reformers from other counties as tools for blackmail and condemns officials aiding speakeasies. It condemns constables who moonlight as bartenders, criticizes evidence gathering, and praises District Attorney Jones and Sheriff Pryor while noting 775 cases handled in two weeks.

CC. W. Traver T. H. CC. Maloney Wilkes-Barre Traver Archbald Jones Pryor Matthew Mahallick Mo J. Duffy Lottie Smith Patrick McHale Daniel Dawson A. L. Martin C. J. Manville Delaware and Wadeon Canal Company M. J. Ruddy Walter Silman John Tuffy Joseph Puriie Geo. $. Brock Milton St. Hurst W. B. Campbell Netlie Davis Mary Wiliams Arthur Long Mary Brush Frank Rooney Grand Jury

Day of Atonement Observed With Fast and Prayer

Yom Kippur is observed as a 24 hour fast beginning at sundown. Jews abstain from food and drink as they seek forgiveness and peace. Enedal services took place at Linden Street Temple and will continue in other synagogues with focused prayer. Stores run by Jewish communities close for the day.

Linden Street

Hart Nominated by Democrats in First District

A Democratic convention in West Scranton Cosgrove's hall nominated John J. Kart for the legislature. The paper notes Hart was formerly an organizer lecturer for the Knights of Labor.

First Legislative District Cosgrove's Hall West Scranton John J. Kart Hart Knights of Labor

Drowned Assistant Engineer McAndrews From Archbald

Patrick McAndrews assistant engineer of the St. Paul was drowned in New York harbor early last week. He resided in Archbald.

McAndrews Archbald Patrick McAndrews St. Paul New York Harbor

Army private dies on furlough before funeral planned

The third enlistment veteran who served in the late war died after a brief furlough. His body shipped from New York to Archbald for a morning funeral. McAndrews, 44, was described as of good habit and fine physique, survived by brother John H. of Carbondale and sisters Sister Cecilla of Towanda and Annie of Wilkes-Barre.

New York Archbald McAndrews John H Carbondale Cecilla Towanda Annie McAndrews Wilkes-Barre

Reduced fares via certificate plan for meetings listed

The New York Ontario and Western Railway offers reduced rates under a certificate plan for attendees of several meetings. Passengers buying full fare tickets will receive trunk line certificates usable if signed by a proper officer, allowing return travel at one third fare on the same route. Dates and locations include Des Moines, Fort Plain, Grand Rapids, Glens Falls, Ithaca, Johnstown, St Louis, and Washington with various convention names. Contact the nearest N C W agent to participate.

New York, Ontario and Western Railway Des Moines Daniel Brotherhood Fort Plain Universalidte Grand Rapids Mich American Board, Commissioners of Foreign Missions Glens Falls State Council Ithaca N.Y Methodist Church Conference Johnstown N. Y

Opening Fall Mill Event at 510 Spruce Street

The store announces its fall opening on September 28 and 29 at 510 Spruce Street opposite the courthouse. Local residents are invited to attend the event and view the new fall merchandise.

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