Local Gleanings Chronicle Quick Social Notes
Local items list upcoming meetings and events in Scranton and surrounding areas. The Butchers union meets tonight, plans for a Brothers game in Luzerne County, multiple social events at Helnie's ball and St Josephine's, plus funeral notices for Thomas Caven and William Golden. Also mentions YMCA basketball meetings, YMC A convention planning, and an Allentown excursion special via New Jersey Central railroad with reduced fare details.
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Butchers” Union
Hughestown
Helnie's Ball
Thomas Caven
Jchurch Street
Market Street
Luzerne
Lackawanna
Sylvester Cilleaps
St. Patrick's Church
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
IS. Flannery
Y M
C. A
Sroore
Fifth District
Y. Mc. A
Pittston F Association
Iteidt
AY. MC. A
Moosic
Presient
C. Jenkin
James Robling
Columbus Band
New Italian Musical Organization
Carbon
William Golden
Upper Pittston
Myatle
Lows
John
James Golden
Jerry Hogar F
Joseph van Teavan
Owen
Ian
First Baptist
Pendina
Pascoe
Annie Myers
Jon
North Main Street
Myers
Ruggles
Dr. Welsh
Allentown
New Jersey Central Railroad
Ashley
Wilkesbarer
Quaker
New Jersey ‘Central Ticket
Acca
Adr
Swisher
Beranton
Mond City
Pittston
Rio Frade Park
Scranton and
Old & Social Caston
Caledon Lay Mal
Fit
Kong
Wilkesbarr
Arangements
Morgan Dilyer
Coward
Conioss
Burke
Collin
Kacuter Vanderstice
Wilkesberre
Thomas
Electric OM
Jersey
Dangerous street fires threaten horses and children
A letter laments the nuisance of leaves and fires on streets and walks. It warns of health risks from smoke, frightened horses, and dangerous conditions for pedestrians, urging proper disposal of leaves and safe, public spaces rather than street burning.
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Wayne
Sytem
Deales
Star
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors
Miss Gertrude Arnott of Allentown is visiting a cousin Leonard at Feet and returned home yesterday. Patterson, a former city resident, is now in town as a solicitor for the Correspondence School.
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Gertrude Arnott
Allentown
Ara McDonald
Ashland
Leonard Ia
Patterson
M. N
Troops Ordered to Quell Lackawanna Coal Strike Violence
Thirteenth Regiment troops dispatched to Lackawanna County amid a wave of violent strikes in Dickson City Archbald and Priceburg. Sheriff Schadt requested National Guardsmen after mob attacks on washery property, shootings, arson, and intimidation of workers. Several leaders spoke urging peace as disorder intensified and deputies patrolled the district.
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Lackawanna
Dickson
Schadt
Lackawa
Ontario
Archbald
John Siegel
Raymond Washery
Miles McAndrew
Berkhelser
Ontario. and Western Co
Pricebure
Priceburg
Johnson Breaker
Ontario and Western Co
Scranton
Eugéne Detty
Greenidge
Detty
Jon
Lackawanna County
Sheri’ Schaudt
Mitchell
Mfon
Joseph Harrison
Plymouth
Avondale
Central High ‘School
Parish Coal Company
Lewis Launce
Warrior Run
Blas
Sherif Jacobs
Movi
Shenandoah
Sheri
Girard
Gobin
Vin Iy
Sherif S
Pennsylvanie Rai Road
Twelfth
Clement
Pottstown
Scranton mobilizes Thirteenth regiment in Lackawanna fold
The Thirteenth Regiment is ordered to report to General Gobin for duty in Lackawanna County after a midnight telephonic exchange with Governor Stone. Regimental units gather at Scranton and Olyphant while authorities plan dispersal and guard strategies amid coal region unrest and isolated incidents of violence and sabotage.
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Eld
Scranton
Easton
Honesdale
Montroze
Watres
New York
F. W.' Stilwell
Montrose
Delaware and Hudson
Olyphant
Gobin
Co. E
Jones Jame
Asten
Co. I
Frst
D. H. Road
Olyph
Jon Hand
Stillwell
Kambach
J. P
Kin Stam
Alredt
Jersey Coaeatral
Jgeneral Gobin
Shenandoah
Wilkesbarre
Airendy
Manila Park
Mahanoy City
Elasion
Ling' Is
Lack Jawanna County
Charles
Bert Linder
Jefferson Township
Johnson
Dickson
Bere Tawnden
Lackawanna Hospital
Charles Wil
Ransom and Minor Matters Notice Listing
From business notices and small ads, items include a ransom claim for a found child and shawl, rental inquiries on Butler Street near Main, a clerk wanted in Wilkesbarre, glass cutters and roughers positions in Brooklyn, a strong able helper to wash iron and bake bread, a two horse Champion wagon for sale, and an office room with electric heat in the Gazette building.
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Wyoming Avenue
Butler St
Main
Gillenpe
Ace
Ad- Jaress
P.O
Wilkesbarve Pa
Johnson Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
Gazette
J. B. Patterson & Co
Noted Wyoming County lawyer dies after illness
Inkhannock a leading Wyoming county lawyer died yesterday afternoon after a fall from a Lehigh Valley train weeks earlier. He read law with his father Hon J. R. Lite and was admitted in 1871. A Presbyterian, Mason, survived by wife and two sons. Funeral planned Thursday afternoon at Oyster Bay Main Street.
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Inkhannock
Wyoming County
Lehigh Valley
J. R. Lite
Wyo
Ming County
Presbyterian Church
Oyster Bay
Main St
Ely
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Plymouth Athletics
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Staffords
J. N. Terwilliger
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Sheriff Schadt
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Wanamie
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Mitchell Re
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Erie Road
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Erle Company
Alexander Wilson
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Ays
Fallon
Rng Ut
Thirteenth Regiment
Jacobs
Gove
Vaica Meneierene
Stone
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Sen ‘Tore Quay
Penrore
People's Alliance
Callin
Gane
Ion
Northumberland County Court
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Lev. Age
Autens
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Stierit Bedall
Ckete
John Mitchell
Wilkenbarre
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John Gibbons
Gibbons
Jow
Kingston
West Scranton
Ava
Thomas D. Nicholl
Williamstown
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Aternoon
Migs le Vay's
Charles H. Sleichter
Weet Pitts
Mise Persie Jeffles
Dallas
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