Local Gleanings and Community Notices
Local Gleanings reports a mix of city happenings including funeral notices, safety advisories, missing person reports, and upcoming social events. It notes Lehigh Valley officials stopping the practice of carrying pails inside cabooses to reduce dust and wear, a possible suicide in Wilkes-Barre with clothing found on the river bank, and an upcoming Baptist excursion with arrangements for attendee comfort and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponta
Takeriuane
Monty San
Aronia
Ieee Ee Brass Messager
Lehigh Valley
Rou Street
Wilkesbarre
Ody
Wile Kesharre
Georgetown
Laizerneaves the Baptist
Water Street Baptist
Harvey
Parsonage Street
Water Street
Local Social Notes Show Visitors Traveling Wide
A stream of visitors and hosts fills the record with names and places from Browntown to Shenandoah. Margaret Hart plans a weeks visit. Mrs Lawrence Smith returns from Williams Jacobs visit and heads to Atlantic City. Clare and Helen Foy return from Hartford. Loretta Burke heads to York and New Jersey for several days. May Davis hosts her Philadelphia relatives on Parsonage Street. Birmingham of Wilkes-Barre calls on Ludwig Plano reps. Mrs Thomas Keating and children and Frank Wilm greet Delmont Jaynes party on Desmond Street. Anna Andreas of Philadelphia visits for weeks with Mrs Hmima Kekardt. Mrs Watkinson’s daughter Maybe Mou Marky Mou hosts guests. Yaseen of North Main Street hosts Luis Slavin of Chicago. Slavin travels to New York then Chicago to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hart
Browntow
Shenandoah
Lawrence Smith
Jacobs
Williams and Family
Atlantic City
Clare
Helen Foy
Hartford
Loretta Burke
Swallowtreet
York
New Jersey
May Davis
Philadelphia
Davia
Parsonage Street
Birmingham
Wilkesbarre
Ludwig Plano Company
Thomas Keating
Frank F. Wilm
Plitston
Delmont Jaynes
Desmondtreet
M. J. Reap
New York
Wyoming Valey
Mise
Anna “Andreas
Philadel 1
Miu Hmima Kekardt
Nort Main
Watkinson
New
Retailers Defeat Wholesale Clerks In City Baseball Game
An evening game saw the Retail clerks win 12 to 4 over the Wholesale clerks. Five innings produced six runs for the retailers thanks to timely hitting. Harry Compton and Joseph McDonnell each had three baggers. Batteries were Retailers Stirpsite and McNutty, Wholesale Bowkley and Gries. The Retailers seek a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attek Wark
Harry Compton
Joseph McDonnell
Stirpsite and McNutty
Ralah Bowkley
Gries
Roosevelt appoints Dearing as second secretary in Havana
The American legation in Havana, Cuba, receives a new second secretary as Fred Morris Dearing, presently private secretary to Cuban minister Senor Quaada, takes the post. No visitors were received at Bagaminoe Hill today and the president expects no official or social calls for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iavana
Pynter
N. Yo
Roosevelt
Fred Morris Dearing
Afis
Ourh
Havana
Cuba
Dearing
Senor Quaada
Baganinoe Hill
Lee
Pres
Rem
Obituary for John Le Metiate in New York and Pine Street
John Le Metiate died at 1 PM today at his father Simeer John’s home on North Atal Street after a four month illness from tuberculosis affecting the lungs. He was 25 years old, married last November to Alles Kathenell Connell, lived in New York, worked for the Harri man company, and had recently moved to the city. He survived by his widow and brother William McHale of Pine Street, with his mother previously deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AE ME
Fohn le Metiate
Sin Ly Simeer John ‘Coma
North
Atal Street
Ital
New York
McHale
John Mettaleite
Aed
Harrimans
Newport
Alles Kathenell
Ofer Connell
St. Mary's
Counell
Knights of Columbus
Ielly
William McHale
Pine Street
Mix Mary
Local residents hosting and visiting in Duryea area
Gossip notes list numerous residents visiting relatives and friends across nearby towns. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huddleson hosting Margaret Price and Edna Wooler, George Mills visiting Scranton, Jacob Schlebel purchasing the Pier on Main and Swetland, and several trips to Atlantic City and Wilkes-Barre. Also referenced are a church sermon, a trolley party planned for Sans Souel Park, and several hospital and work related mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ells
Rummerfield
Brad
Henry
Huddleson
Margaret Price
Edna Wooler
Binghamton
Price
E Tuck
Ethel
Bessie Ford
Munerville
W. H. Lugg
George Mills
Cranton
Gallagher
Benjamin Rehardy
Jacob Schlebel
Swetland
Silex
trentyienanisterSh
Union- Tale
Thomas Fazaimmons
Ind.irs. Huwsimmons
Hiiea Brown
Wilkesbarre
Mary McGrath
Archbald Friends
1D Hose Co
Sans Souel Park
Jacob Kurlancheck
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Balth Prutzman
Frances Mareclomte
Scranton
Joseph Freeman
Robert Howen
John Clark
Bate Hoyce Wa
Hagieton
James Hennigan
Mises Nettle
Nellie He
Ancersville
Ritts
M. P. Gallagher
Chambers
Scranton Heroine Mary Takullale Dies After Train Rescue
Mrs. Mary Takullale of Scranton died in Lackawanna hospital after being struck while saving a child on a railroad track. She had been in derd treatment since last Friday, and suffered fatal leg injuries when a locomotive rolled over her. Her selfless act saved the child, but her injuries proved fatal with no chance of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Takullale
Scranton
Lackawanna
Dade
Farmers clash at Michigan mine amid guard actions
Calumet Mich Aug 1 Farmers attacked miners protected by sheriffs and deputies at a Michigan mine. One man was killed another fatally shot and many wounded. Forty were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiners
Calumet
Mich
Alichigan
Pointed weapon held for court in christening turmoil
Anthony Clemens, party to a dispute at a christening, threatened Mike Sido with a shotgun. The weapon was armed during the event, gunfire ensued but no injuries reported. Clemens was seized by Constable McLane and held under a $1,000 bail to appear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Cossick
Dusant
Mike
Anthony Clemens
Mike Sido
Sido
Sido Ble
Cleens
Ninth Rifle Team Meeting and Shipments to Saratoga Races
Captain Buss calls a meeting for Ninth Regiment rifle team hopefuls at Sugar Notch range. Matches run Aug 29 and Sept 15 with a 25 cent entry. Eligible voters must donate 5 to aid expenses. late joiners barred. Excursion details and special trains to Albany and Lake George advertised with George Liddle brochure. Local labor unrest noted with driver boy strike and Mine Workers response. Heidelberg cigar featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Buss
Sugar Notch
Harvey
Coxe
Alden
Emory
West Pittston
McDaniels
Plymouth
Ravert
Hisse
Saratoga
Lake George
Delaware & Hudson
Wilkesbarre
Pittston
Scranton
Carbondale
Albany
W. G. Liddle
D. B.A. Sorane
The
and Tron Company
Franklin
Fan
United Mine Workers
Notaobn
Heidelberg
Gtilespie
Scranton Fire Insurance Rates Raised in City Meeting
At a Scranton meeting of the fire insurance underwriters the special committee announced an average twenty cent rate increase for Dunmore and Scranton insurance. The change, termed by officials as the immediate effect, follows ongoing efforts to adjust rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Dunmore
Estray Cow Attracts Attention Near Ferry Bridge
In the notice a stray cow wandered onto the street causing damage. the owner may claim the animal after proving property and paying damages. A reward and contact options were listed, including George Heese and Laura Bevan, plus miscellaneous ads on lost items and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amet
Laura
Bevan
Gazette
Hetween Ferry Bridge
Laurel Line
George Heese
Tver St
Sture Merville
F. Crawford
Broad St
Luzerne Synews
Lacy
North Main
A. J. Barber & Co
Second Street
Phia
Race St
Vertical Engine
VH. P
Butler Alley
Harvey
The
Baptist Sunday Schools
Father William Herb Tea and Tablets Claim Health Benefits
Ad text promotes Father William spran herbal tea and tablets claiming relief for constipated liver, sick head, neuralgia, dyspepsia, indigestion, malaria, dizziness and bad breath. Offers refund and 25 cent price, mentions night and morning relief, cites Tinker at 4 North Mainstro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spran
North Mainstro
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Boe
Mexall
North Main Street
Vicarson Oxford Mae
Poshe Star
N. Main Street
A. BE. Uynn
Young
B. Oppenheimer
East Market Street
M. Jordan & Co
Miners Bank
Barnum High
Lal Lindore
Easton
Sta
Amtchison
Cork Lane
Can Pacific
Ches & Ohio
M Bers
St Paul Hiss
Amo
Kehoe & Turley
Pacif A
Am Smelt
North West Sm
Cawley’s Shoe House
Main Street
Cor
Charles Street
Pabst
Milwaukee Beer
T. A. Durkin, Ci
Obiuary
Duryea
Peison Officials
Ngon
Hla
Henry Bean
West Pitton
Jfne
Diba Vce
Arandyievenson
Miners’ Savings Bank
Imroad
Virrstox
Nfl
Fay
Amiss
Davenport Shoe Store
Marke Kane
Kane
Niesetar
Chicago &S
N. Main St
William SI
Eres
Dastman
Teeree
Fning
Atv
Bdhools
Poughkeepsie, IY
Wetton HT
N.Y
Yaseen
H. G. Weeks & Co
Soluke
B. F. Antrim & Co
Main
Broad
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