Hyde Park Avenue to Get Vitrified Brick Pavement
Hyde Park Avenue property owners vote to pave with vitrified brick on a sand bed at about $100 per frontage foot. The Streets and Bridges Committee, with City Engineer Philos Cox, will assess costs and oversee curb and sidewalk settings, plans to extend from Division to Lafayette streets, with annual payments proposed. The West Side Board of Trade and organizers, led by A M Motive and H D Jones, push for paving and improved gas and water arrangements as part of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Avenue
West Side
Franklin Mogine Company
Philos Cox
Bridgex Cummlites
Washburn Atreet
Lafayrite
D. Jones
William B. Prosset
Anette
City retail changes reshape Lackawanna street scene
Local firms including Myane and Powell move into new quarters on Lackawanna avenue while Jones Tea Company relocates to Starke building on Hill Road. Wall and Barrett open a plumbing and house furnishing store at Banner block 121 South Main. Johnie Wies shifts hardware store across Main, and Levy opens a clothing store at 102 North Main after Johns Bros vacate. Central city transfer of Star Drug Store under new owner prompts broad shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myane & Powell
Lackawanna Avenue
Jones Tea
LO Seat
Jones Tea Cominainy
Starke
Mmhill Routh Main Avenue
Dias Laren Rence
Wall & Barrett
Banner Block
South Main Avenue
Johnie Wies
Main
Aviue
Uvvues
Bolo
North Main Avenue
Johns Bros
Cone Levy
Noel
Star Drug
Dy Bor. Pelntiere
TD. Jones
Residential Moves Reported Amid Local Tensions
The article notes some moving activity among residents but says it was not as widespread as feared, with attention on Peet Piedre as a noted area. It highlights community concern and scattered relocations rather than mass displacement.
Obsequies for Local Residents Highlight Mourning
Funeral services and processions in the city for several residents. John Gavley’s remains were moved to St Patrick’s Church for a requiem Mass with a large turnout, followed by burial at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers and out of town attendees are listed, with private services for others and lingering memorial regard from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gavley
Weskdence
Taffayette Street
St. Patrick'’s Church
F. d. McXady
A.malone
Bi. Peters
Toole
Mary's Holy Rosary Church
M. Shields
Hyde Park Catholic
Martin Gurnell
John Bieat
Richard Jonerean
Bt. McCown
John Barrett
John Clipation
Agnong Tone
Towi
Mrs. Mangan
Mi Aod Mera
James Fitzpulled
Mo Donnelly
Madwourd Fitirpaatriok
Mary Heap
Cipave
Malley
Maloney
Mie
Lar-kin
Miesee
Ptr
Loftus Amd
Anna bBar
Henry Prower
DuKerne Stint
Bn Wael Ain Pireet
John Prod
John 1
James
Fienet Street
South Side
Ventern
Ion Waorhlury
Jones
Tabernnely
Feds
Mir
Jimnes
Weel
Michael Thornton
Hbrooklyn
Mies
St. Peters
Bortat
Hyde Park
Angry resident charged after assault and theft in city theft case
Richard James of Fourteenth Street feloniously assaulted Morgan Griffiths at 44 Thirteenth Street. Griffiths sustained a cut under the left eye and James was held on $200 bail after a preliminary hearing before Alderman M. L. Blair. Ball was posted by Joli Stay Jones Jr. for appearance in court. A peddler, George Joseph of Ninth Street, reported two quarters lost in a theft incident near Twenty second and Ligerne streets, with Simon Jr. arrested and Walter McNichols sought as an accessory. A Green Ridge man was arrested for drunkenness and horse and wagon management on North Main Avenue. He will have a hearing before the night court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard James
Fourteenth Street
Morgan Grifiths
Grifithe
M. L. Blair
Dumes
Joli Stayjone, Jr
Lugerne Street
Jon
Walter McNichols
Simmons
George Joseph
Ninth Street
Twenty-second
Ligerne
Hin
Simons, Jr
McNichols
Unclear Witness Accounts at Wet Hide Police Station
A fragmented report mentions witnesses and nearby observers as police investigate an incident at a Wet Hide station. It references two Thetlevue residents seen near dusk and a knockout event, with details about alleged effects and claimed paraphernalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corynon
Five war narrowly averted at Price Street residence
A serious fire near Daniel Mathias's home on Price Street was halted by prompt action. Mrs Mathias and other family members observed clothes hanging near the stove igniting. Mathias retrieved burning garments and tossed them outside, preventing greater damage. The room suffered minor scorching and smoke. no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Mathias
Price Street
Mathias
Tis
Community notices and personal updates from Plymouth area
A stream of local items lists visits, hosted gatherings, family births, an operation recovery, church group rehearsals, and business notices. Neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hail host friends. Mrs. Kate Johnson attends on Main. Kate Johnson and Gwilym Lewis featured. A couple welcomes a baby girl, sixteen pounds. Funeral service selections planned. various residents visit relatives, travel to Philadelphia and Dk. Morgan announces business changes and thanks patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cami
Onley Sona
Atuerien
Tiss Menihiene
Dietriet
D.C
Prillie
Richard Hail
Routh Main Avenue
Kate Johnson
Keith Dalte
Main Avenue
Gwilym Lewis
James Nally
Jon Jackson Street
Plunwuth Lurch
T. W. Pallips
Miln Avenue
Thonine Ryans
W. AM
Thomas
Wilkes-Barry
W. EL Moergan
Edwards Court
Atlantie City
Ainleld Jones
Jackton Street
Me Smith
Hampton Street
FC Tall
Smvith
Delaware, Lickawannae and
Westenn
Kettie Wiliams
Nori Sum- Yehouverte
Wis
Vvestening
Plymouth Church
West Ride
Lewis Wateyn
St. David's Church
Charles J. Holmes
Promley Avenue
Witlhat
HH. Davis
Plymouth
OU Morgan
Mrr
A. W. Muserave
Aire
George Kembler
Sium
Mit Hill
Wilson Williams
Sumner
Bromles
Mroe
Thomas Davis
Petrotine Etheet
Palmer & McDonalds
Death Notice for Mark L. Doty Resolutions Adopted
Regular meeting of Washington lodge adopts funeral resolutions praising Mark L. Doty as a faithful member. They mourn his death on March 17 and order the charter draped for thirty days, with copies sent to the family and published in two local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Tin
Ameried
Waverly
Mark da Luty
St Las Piensel
William
Mark L
Fife
Gaeinier
Local Court frees Rusunsky on hearing after theft claim
Frank Rusunsky was arrested by Officer Bohr on theft charges near Putnam street. He faced Alderman Roberts and was held for court after a hearing on the alleged breaking and entering of goods. Meanwhile Marquette council reads program for a literary circle meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chise
Court Street
Khdwerd Sobhwaries
Putnam Street
Frank Rusuneks
Bohr
Frank Mulluaky
Rusunsky
God
Rutusky
Kosneky
Roberts
Dotoee Lanott
Martin Miles
Molowan
Tey Gihihiee
Mather
Whitley Giike
Leon
Wierary
Debatliyg
Ciel
United States
Pathe
James Murvan
John Henry
Wirtet Street
Uitteng
Mer Low Thome Houg
North Mainavon
Throop
Local social notes from Great Bend and nearby towns
Residents across Great Bend and surrounding areas host visits, family gatherings, and moves. Names include Mire, Ackerly, Mrs Motorroh, Mrs Hoa McNally, Hontee Carr, Arthur Widowfield, Clayton Leavis, and Gillesse Fottham amid school vacation and a postponed Women’s Christian Temperance Union event. A surprise party honors Wilt Tripp’s forty fifth birthday with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ackerly
Great Bend
T. Mrntehard
Corey
Marlow Streel
Monsey
Hite
Motorroh
Monombule
Hoa McNally
Pennavenur
Hower Carr
Prompton
Hontee Carr
Arthur Widowfield
Blakely
Athena
Hawtin
Mast
Wilt Tripp
Fornham Street
Dswuae Wright
Borne
Chamies Harely
Abrot Mir
Charles Perry
Diavis
Min
Mra
Pred Sykes
Edwin Drake
Pearl
Mises
Td Ingrick
Gilce Moore
Messrs
Nylor
Eotwe Tiyer
Whicuford
Fred Moore
WI Warren
Hush Moore
Arthur Robison
Water supply meeting and community notices in South Side
Residents of the upper Twenderh ward plan a meeting at tal tet'y's hall to petition Beran tonine and Water company for service to the Peeldente intersection. Various local events follow, including services, banquets, and society gatherings in South Side, with important social and church notices throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenderh
T'Altet'y
Berantonine and Water Company
Vieliity
Connell Park
Bpring
Barrow
John EB. James
Genetatreet
Ivony
wWery
Washburn Street
Jolly Pour
Benedicthon
Evan Evans
Mirney Avenue
St. John's Church Hall
P Smith
Moscow
Beth Vince
South
Holt
Collins
Dderpl
St. Moor's Church
Buillus Owen
Palmer & McDonaluy
Si Spruce
Obituary notices from the Wi Sowih Bumner avenue area
Obituary notices report the deaths of several local residents. Thomas Evans aged about sixty, a miner and community volunteer, died Wednesday night from asthma after years of illness. He lived on Wi Sowih Bumner avenue since childhood. Also noted are the deaths of Miss Helen H., Mrs. A. Thornton, and others with brief mention of their ages and parish affiliations. Funeral services are planned at local churches with interment at nearby cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Evans
Sowih
Bumner Avenue
Tieceused
Te Win
Mianarven
Cardiganshire
Booth Walod
Delaware
New York
Susquehanna and Western Rallfodd
Colet House
Fythias
So. We
Slocum Lodge
Order of Ohlt
Plymouth
Hachel
John T
Amd
Heaver Meadows
Muaden
Dickson Works
Wilkes-Sharre
Thymouth
Tit Rew
Thomas Hell
Will
Washburn Street
Emery
Local Society Notes and Temperance Update
The column reports on Mrs Mies Marys Jane ton of Whig Avenue improving in health and notes the Loyal Temperance Legion election meeting at Rioio's Hall with officers named. It mentions Miss Evlen Colw securing a position with Mire J W Rheale, millinery work by Tony Grane, and a humorous anecdote about Lamourth and Bismarck. It closes with the Welcome Social Club dance at Odd Fellows hall and Eva Gaterhout of Blakely Street in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Marys Janeton
Whig Avenue
Loyal Temperance Legion
Itogio
Jet Worth
William Young
Benjamin Jeffrey
Evlen Colw
Clay Avenue
Arc
Mire
J W. Rheale
Tony Grane
Bismarck
Raphaele
Blamarck
Lamour
Squire Cooney
McGrall
Vlna
Odd Weljowe
Mins
Eva Gaterhout
Blakely Mireot
Dunmore Standard Ase Malleld Challenge
The Dunmore Standard ase Malleld challenge any clu, tinder Kh yeare of wee to dame of ball on No. 6 giratinuhes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholeon
Friends
Dunmore
Giratinuhes
Blows From a Blunt Weapon Case in North Bind
William Pieter, assaulted by Kres Italians Sunday night in the North Bind, has partially recovered but faces new complications. Doctor Capel reports Pieter sustained a wallet wound and a blow to the face. The attacker, identified as Flohiter, remains in custody as authorities pursue charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pieter
North
Bind
Do. Capel
Charee
Flohiter
Avi
Butler's Cell on Shipboard Murderer to be Taken to Sydney
On the steamer Marlipita the prisoner Bullen is confined in the cabin and will be transferred tomorrow to the penitent area in Sydney. Three Australian detectives will accompany the prisoner during the voyage, ready to hand him over at the port. The Marlipita was scheduled to sail today but is stormbound due to a gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranelsco
Bullen
Sittin
Sydney
Om Moon
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West Side Department
Punrrall
Almnermen
Bellevue
Coats
Samter Bros
Pik
West Side Business Directory
Nuptary Dublic
Morgan
BON
Notaries Public
Heal Betite
Fulci
Renta Gol
Prange
Harriet J. Davis
Florist
Jackson Street
Morgan'a
Brink
Call and Son
J.C. King
Lackew Wiiha Avenue
Mark L. Doty
Washington Camp
W. HH. Stone
L. Mershown
Comimltied
Providence
Green Ridge
Vhenedlota
St. Mary's Cithelic Convent
Jowlowk
Wight
Hellieka
Chicame
Br. Mats’s
Perryville
Anyale
Minooka
Gehevieve
Mee Olka Muendes
Hewat Steel
Fowersl
Anthony Bhursteoh
Malmayenive
Thomas FV Ane
William Fichter
Plohler
Weala
Miehlers
Jolie M. Muartis
Boi
Lipa Talons
Ditties
Lavdius
Axon
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Wyoming Avenue
E. Robinson
Pisene Ager Beer
Canadian Pacific RY
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Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St. Paul
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Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
B. W. Skinner
Broadway
Bermuda
Pierge Penn Ave
Dufponts
Wapwallo Mil
Luzerne County
Wilmington
Henry Belin, Je
Wyoming
Scranton
Third National Bank
Agencus
Thos, Ford
Pittston
John B Smith & Son
Firmour Wth
Ihs & W. Mulligan
Wilkes-Barre
Agenta
Reopauno Chemical A
Fany's High Explosives
Butler
MT. Pleasant
First Foor
Commonwealth Building
Telehone
WM. T. Smith
Dei Wet Rae
Protheroe & Co
Ni & Conpeli
A. E. Strong
Netwin
Donald ‘Robertson
Brandon Douglas Roman the. HA
Partor
Orchester Circle
Opei
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
Richmond
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Pier
North River
Guillaudeu
Traffle
Mgr
Frothingham
R& Els
Maeget, Jonnition
K Law
Berlingager
Sali
Warns Lovetes
Duolek
Davis’ Theater
Richards & Pringle’s
Georgia Minstrels
Atiijyo A.M
Ty the Cheat
Billy Kerlands
Wand
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