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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1899

Page

6

West Scranton Firehouse Upgrades at Franklin Engine House

With the state firefighter convention looming, Franklin engine house renovations improve horse stalls stair removal and new feed chute to aid permanent men. John Benore and Frank Johnson handle carpentry and painting as Chief Walker defers a 10 day extension for the steamer. William Scott’s tools stolen. Frank Miller arrested after tools found at his Price Street home and court hearing set.

Kime and Lowry Frank Miller William Scott Father Mathew Philip Morgan Franklin Atnl John Benore Frank Johnson Lowry Kime American Fire Engine Walker Stark Place Willams Price Street Miller Thos, Jones John Ball

Funeral for Philip Morgan Held at Home

The body of Philip Morgan, died Sept Sat Sunrise Alaska, arrived yesterday and was taken by Undertaker Price. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2:90 o'clock at the deceased’s parents home 147 North Filmore avenue conducted by Rev L R Foster of Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church. Interment follows at Washburn Street cemetery.

Philip Morgan Sunrise Alaska Price

Mrs Beck Scarred Lifting Boiler At Booth Sumner

Mrs Frank Beck of Booth Sumner avenue was severely scalded on Wednesday while lifting a boiler from the stove. Her right arm and side were injured and steam damaged her eyes. Dr. Hall attended. A Gala social will be held at Mears hall tonight with Bauer's orchestra providing music.

Frank Beck Booth Sumner Avenue Hall Daticnglass Mears’ Hall Bauer Young Women's Christian Association South Main Avenue Salvation Army W. H. Hanson Price Street St. Patrick's Church Abram Price Briggs Stuff Patriotic Social Club J. B. Whelan Dr. Parry London Lyceum Theater Nanticoke Burges Mount Pleasant David Lewis Bert Williame Frank Walsh New York

Local notes recount birthdays, weddings and arrests in Jersey City

A family reunion marked Mrs. Jacob Hower’s fifty ninth birthday on Price street with relatives including George Hower and A. J. Rickert. Young men from the Fifteenth ward headed to New York. Guardian named for William Dixon, aged 16. Alderman Moses’ office issued a warrant for Herman Englehart over threats to Mrs. Harrie. Killah Aten and Liggie Bowser wed at Simpson Methodist church parsonage. Alderman Davies travels to New York for Dewey celebration. tax payments accepted at his Washburn Street residence.

Jersey City Jacob Hower Price Street George Hower A. J. Rickert Mra. Ollendike John York August Mary Fifteenth Ward New York Charles Pemler William Dixon St. Paul's Pioneer Corps St. David's Hall McNichols David Harris Sloanpatch Moses Herman Englehart Alderman Davies Dewey Wf Washburn Street

Wedding of Bridget Flaherty and Michael McLane in South Scranton

A large wedding at St. John’s Church high noon yesterday united Bridget Flaherty of Pittston Avenue and Michael McLane of Irving Avenue. Miss Mary Flaherty was maid of honor and Roger Smith attended. The couple left for New York City on the 7 23 train and will settle in a newly furnished Pittston Avenue home.

Misa Bridget Flaherty Pittston Avenue Patrolman Martin Plaherty Michael McLane Irving Avenue St. John's Church Father Fleming Mary Flaherty Rodger Smith Mrs. McLane Delaware, Lackawanna

Bridge at Green Ridge Street in urgent condition

North Scranton residents report the Green Ridge Street bridge is unsafe and filthy with mud. The street commissioner and workers are needed to inspect and repair nearly unprotected approaches and missing guard rails that risk a fall into the river.

Green Ridge Street

Bible class meeting and registration planned for today

The Bible class met last evening at the WLC A rooms. Today registration takes place with names to be added to rolls. Instructors listed include Ruth Jackson, Elizabeth Heywood, Phoebe Simlih, Milliard, Mickle, Musseth, and secretary Misa Musseth. The executive committee convenes Saturday at 2 PM.

Ruth Jackson Elizabeth Heywood Jane Afisa Phoebe Simlih Milliard Mickle Misa Mussethain Association

Mrs Hulbert Injured In Kitchen Bottle Burst

Mrs Tfolbert of VorStorch avenue, mother of William Horbert, insurance agent, escaped serious harm when a catsup bottle exploded in her oven. She suffered cuts on her hands and face from glass fragments, as a stopper shattered a nearby window pane.

Odd Fellows Lodges Elect Officers for Next Half Year

The James Connell and Resident lodges of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows elected officers for the coming six months during Wednesday meetings. James Connell lodge picks Albert Burdett as noble grand and Leopold Johler as representative to the Grand Lodge. Resident lodge names Charles Mirts and William Poole among others. Installations are set for next Wednesday at James Connell and a week later at Resident lodge, with District Deputy Grand Master A. A. Vosburg presiding.

James Connell Independent Order of Odd Fellows Noble Grand Charles Mirts William Poole William Zang George Leiterman James Connell Lodge Albert Burdett Nobule Brand Bert Hackett James Hawkink

North Main Avenue church to reengage chorister Reese Watkins

Reese Watkins is reengaged by the North Main Avenue Baptist church to lead the music with a larger choir especially male voices. A special male chorus program is set for next Sunday evening. The Ladies Aid of Providence Methodist Episcopal plans a New England supper and an upcoming fall event.

Reese Watkins North Main Avenue Ladies’ Aid Society Providence Methodist Episcopal Church New England Harry Birbeck von Storch John King Peter Lynott Michael Finnerty Andrew Runnweid New York City Will'am Chapin John Burns Weat Market Street Patrick Jordan Margaret Marshall Arthur A. Robinson Green Ridge Street W. J. Ford Green Ridge Baptist Church Carrie Payne Jean Aikman East Market Street Standard Old Company

Fireman Burns Foot at Lackawanna Iron and Steel Plant

James Murray a fireman in the boiler room at the South mill sustained a severe burn when hot coals spilled into his left foot while cleaning under a boiler. He was taken home for medical care. John Fruehtel Jr. of Cedar Avenue dislocated his arm and broke it after a fall while jumping a post with friends. He was treated at home by Dr. D A Webb.

James Murray Crown Avenus Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company John Fruechtel, Jr Cedaravenue

Widow Mrs Thomas Gallagher Dies After Illness

Mrs Thomas Gallagher a widely known young woman died at her trapped avenue home after several weeks illness. She leaves a husband and four children and was valued by the community. The funeral will be at her home then a requiem mass at St Johns church with burial in Cathedral cemetery.

Thomas Gallagher Trapped Avenue T.e St. John’s Church Cathedral Cemetery

Old Hickory Street Church Remodeling Nears Completion

The original white church of Hickory Street Presbyterian undergoes remodeling over recent weeks. The interior is repainted and redecorated with 300 new chairs placed, and it will be ready by Sunday for the English and German Sabbath school sessions of the congregation.

Hickory Street Presbyterian Church

Mrs Miller Celebrates 45th Birthday With At Home Event

Mrs Fred Miller wife of Pittston avenue hotelman marked her 45th birthday with a retention at her home last night. An excellent program featured music dancing and luncheon. She received several valuable and beautiful presents from intimate friends.

Fred Miller Pittston Avenue

Grain-O Health Drink Lauded as Nourishing Beverage

A promotional note praises Grain-O as a healthful invigorating drink made from grain with a rich brown color and coffee-like taste. It claims doctors approve its use after concurring coffee should not be overused and notes it benefits children and general nourishment.

Scranton Notes and Local Meetings Last Night

Phillips hall on Pie street hosted a successful social. The Scranton Swenzerrunde gathered at Athletihe hall on Alder street for a regular meeting. General Grant comamadery Kalghta of Malta to hold a session at Tiartman hall. John Ferrel takes over Flaherty's barber shop on Pittston avenue as Mytrick Flaherty attends state normal school at Btroudehureg. The Connell Prose company plans a regular meeting at company quarters and will arrange for their parade participation with firefighters next week. Mrs. Elizabeth Were of 737 Alder street faced alderman Tentes for alleged disorderly conduct and profane language. the matter was deemed trivial and dismissed.

Phillips’ Hall Pie Street Scranton Swenzerrunde Fas Rehimreal Athletihe Hall Alder Street Grant Comamadery Kalghta Malta Tiartman Hall John Ferrel Flaherty Pittston Avenue Mytrick Flaherty State Normal School Btroudehureg Villain Connell Prose Company Connells Mra Elizabeth Were Aldermin Anna Ruse

Brooklyn Guests Travel to New York for Autumn Visit

Mika imma Millar of Brooklyn and Mrs Epruks of Cedar avenue join Mrs Joseph Schiles and Mrs Demuth in New York City. They plan to stay until October 14 when Mr and Mrs Phillip Robinson and family will return from Europe. The Miller family and the Zimmer couple also vacation with Cedar avenue hosts.

Mika Imma Millar Brooklyn Epruks Cedar Avenue Charles Huester Peter Rosar New York City Joseph Schiles Willow Street Demuth Pittston Avenue Phillip Robinson Europe Harlee Miller Clarence Charles Brooklin John #pruks Pittietun Avenue J. H. Zimmer New York

Brewers at National Convention and Local Movements

Mr Zimmer represented Carey and Kelley brewing at the national brewers convention. John J Waleh of Pittston Avenue visited Carbondale yesterday. Mary Tighe of Pittston visits Cedar Avenue friends. Deputy County Treasurer P F L Coyne and Pistey Mita Mame are in New York City today. Charles Magler and Edward Rohr haey returned from Pittston.

Metropolis Zimmer Carey & Kelley Brewing Company Brewers John J. Waleh Pittston Avenue Carbondale Mise Mary Tighe Pittston Cedar Avenue Depuny County P. FL. Coyne Pistey Mita Mame New York City Charles Magler Edward Rohr Haey

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