Miss Junnie Clark Visits Pittston Friends
Miss Junnie Clark of Von Storoh Avenue is visiting Pittston friends. Captain B. E Morris appointed advertising manager of the Diocesan Record. Tallie Phillips of the University of Pennsylvania dental department goes home for Master holidays. Mr and Mrs Depuy of North Lincoln Avenue entertain Mrs A Kreage and two children of Witches Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junnie Clark
von Storoh Avenue
Pittston
B. E Morris
Tallie Phillips
Dental Department
University of Pennsylvania
Depuy
North
Lincoln Avenue
A. 1. Kreage
Barre
International Secretary Spoke At Afternoon Gospel Meeting
International Secretary Fred Shipp spoke at the Young Men's Christian Association gospel gathering on the theme living the real life. He will stay in Scyanten a month to help canvass funds for a new building. A delightful program followed under J. M. Chance including orchestra pieces and vocal solos by Miss Balmon, Mr. Croft, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shipp
Young Men's Christian Associaion Revome
Scyanten
J. M. Chance
Vauetus
von Weber Hole
Newton Creer
Balmon
Croft
Milk price cuts trigger cash-only sales by May
In April 1408, the price of milk is set at four cents per quart for bottled milk at five cents. The reduction leads the Drantan Maley Company to adopt a strictly cash system starting in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drantan Maley Company
Detroit location for Frank Komewski linked to Gendallwyer case
Coroners jury in Scranton implicated Frank Komewski in a fatal criminal operation on Mrs. John Gendallwyer. He fled the town March 7, reaching Detroit, where he allegedly resumed medical practice. Detroit papers note his purported Polish medical stature and possible state exam pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Komeweski
John Gendallwyca
River Street
Detroit
Mich
Sworada
Komewski
Pita
Tongetrect
Leyshon
Ehm Street
Funn
Holy Week at Cathedral Observes Palm Sunday Ceremonies
Palm Sunday observed at the cathedral with palms distributed by Rev Bishop O Hara and a high mass by Rev J A O Reilly. Holy Thursday and Friday rites described with oils blessed by the bishop and grand processions culminating in the cross adoration. Music by Prof Schilling to accompany elaborate rites marking Lent’s end and Easter joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerussian
Bishop O'Hara
J. A. O'Reilly
Maccoldrick
P. J. Gough
M. J. Loftus
Christ
Fuister
Schilling
Palm Sunday Observances At St Luke's Episcopal Church
Palm Sunday services drew large crowds at St Luke's Episcopal Church with morning Vesper and evening rites. The interior was richly decorated with southern palm branches and the rector Rev Rogers Israel delivered a sermon on the transience of earthly things. Holy Week services are listed with daily and holiday schedule changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Rogers Israel
Tod
Funeral of Mrs Annie Hosie at Holyfoes Church
The funeral of Mrs Annie Hosie was held from 711 Broadway on Saturday morning at 9 30. The ceremony took place at Holyfoes Church with mourners in attendance as the service proceeded in a solemn manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hosie
Brodway
Sermon Follows Death at Holy Cross Church
Rev John Loughran preached at Holy Cross Church for the funeral sermon of a deceased parishioner. He cited a Latin text Turn My Soul Into Thy Rest and urged relatives to pray. After benediction remains were interred at Duntacre Catholic cemetery with pallbearers Patrick Maye Archbald Matthew Doughty James Dougher William O Bhea George Richard Patrick Dunn Scranton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Churen
John Loughran
Duntacre Catholic Cemetery
Patrick Maye
Archbald
Matthew Dough
Fitteton
James Dougher
William O'Bhea
George Richard
Patrick Dunn
Scranton
Mysterious Death Near Winton Believed Self-Inflicted
A foreign-born man, about 25, was found dead in bushes near the Delaware and Hudson tracks across the river from Winton. A .38 revolver lay nearby. no signs of struggle. Coroner Longstreet and Justice Arnold investigated. burial ordered as murder ruled out, identity still undetermined amid unconfirmed sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton
Smith & Wesson
Delaware and Hudson
Aly
Justice of the
Arnold
Longstreet
Perons
Two Women Fight on Lackawanna Avenue in Public
On Lackawanna Avenue a large woman and a smaller, lively brawler fought in view of pedestrians. Mrs Mary Williams of Hoboken and Mrs Rose Arnold of the city clashed as police arrived. Bail was posted for a further hearing amid accusations of alleged theft of a husband’s letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
Penn Avenue
Sean
Matthews
Alderman Millar
Mary Williams
Hoboken
N. C
Rose Arnold
Arnold
Mrs. Williams
Williams
Hibernians Hold Quarterly Convention in Lackawanna
A quarterly convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Lackawanna County met at St Thomas College hall. Attended by 165 delegates, it received encouraging reports from the arrangements committee for the state convention starting June 7 in this city. C T Boland was chosen to accompany County President William Dawson to the national convention in Trenton beginning June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Lackawanna County
St. Thomas’ College Hall
William Dawson
Trenton
C. T. Boland
Police court rounds up minor and adults for drunkenness and theft
John Hopkins a liveryman was fined after admitting to drunkenness and assault on his brother and sister at Sandy Bank. Patrick Malarkey pleaded guilty to stripping lead pipes. Hewie was jailed for 44 dollars bail default. Martin Devine a four year old butcher from Mulberry street was sent to thirty days in jail for abusing his family and drunkenness. James Fanning aged two years was sentenced to twenty days for drunkenness and breaking a door. Patrols found James Cadden in Carter direct with others. Cadden threatened to kill the woman and was fined three dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hopkins
Sandy Banka
Patrick Malarkey
Hewie
Martin Devine
Mulberry Street
Penn Avenue
James Fanning
Waa
Neus
Carter Direct
James Cadden
Willen-Barre Blichkemith
Carden
Cadden
Store Closed Monday for Death in Family
Our store will be closed Monday April 4 1605 due to a death in the family. Os Stumana and Mayer.
Local Obituaries From Scranton Area Homes
Died notices for April 3 in Scranton list Engel, Adelaide Fordham, Howley, and Philgin families. Funeral times set from parental residences with private interments at local cemeteries and halls around Green Ridge and South Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engeio
South Scranton
Kaisa
Ali
A. Engel
South Washington Avenue
Howley
Scranton
Bso
Michael J
Airs
Anthony J. Howley
Fuhera
Gornjon Atreet
Philgin
Beranton
Lys. Paul
Rkichard Phithin
Bloom Avenue
Intermont
Uwe Park
Providence men form militia company in response to war call
In Providence Captain Duggan calls former Company 1 to reorganize for possible war service. A meeting draws about 100 but few join. a 15 to 20 volunteers enroll and draft resolutions pledging service only in war with Spain or any foreign foe. A next meeting is set for Thursday to finalize organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Duggan
Joseph H. Duggan
Providence
Pagean
Stepa
Comunliy
Company I
Dugeun
Duggap
Oder
Robert BE. O'Boyle
Patrick Davitt
Mike
Secretary O' Boyle
Francis
Michiel Francis
O' Boyle
Spain
Homestead
Lattimer
Patrick Flynn
O'Boyle
Edward Connolly
Anid
Weat
Father Whitty’s
Excelsior Hose Company
Irish Uprising of ’98 Centennial Preparations Announced
Letters have been sent to Irish societies in the city asking them to send delegates to a Sunday meeting at 421 Lackawanna Avenue. Preliminary steps will be taken to celebrate the centennial of the uprising of ’98 with the date and character of the celebration to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
Trelamid
Philadelphia Bottlers Move to Form Local Combine
A Philadelphia man leads talks to unite beer and soft drink bottlers in the city and surrounding area. Negotiations have reached a stage where bottlers are asked to provide this week an option on their plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hor To Learn From Teacher Jokes At School
A fragmented classroom exchange from an Atlanta Constitution page shows a professor quipping about a student’s head learning and an elderly speaker recalling a marital tale from her past. The dialogue reflects humorous misheard lines and student confusion in a school setting.
Dr Connell Removed to New Connell Building
Dr. Connell has moved to the new Connell building on Washington Avenue, with Dr. A J Connell relocating as part of the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Connell
A. J. Connell
Connell Building
Washington Avenue
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Century Magazine
Munsey's Magazine
McClure’s Magazine
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Black Cat
Four O'clock
Norton's
M. Norton
Soa Lackawanna Ave
So. Malo
Wilkes-Barre
Ackawanna
BB. Warman
Perrybros
Wyoming Ave
Columbian Detective Agency
CiMe Bank Building
Scranton, PA
Philo
Victor Koch, Jr
Scranton Huogde
Ann
Philo" Mfg. CO
Clinton Place
New York City
Chas McMulley & GD
Mave
Omee
Tre Traders National Bank
Bla
Traders’ National Bank
Colonial Bank
John Pern
North Simner Avenue
Bertram Feri
M.C. A
Frank Komewski
John Gendzilwyer
Komowski
Detroi
ST. Luke's
Ich Maes
Heqdiem
Holyfoes Church
Hibernians
Co.t. Boland
Police News
Stumana & Mayer
Homestead and
Lattimer Calle
OLD Company
National Guards of Pennsylvania
Regan & Flynn's Hall
Weat Market Street
Comany
Joseph HH. Duggan
Milinery
Bauer
Garten Verin
Beissner
Paris
Waldenfel
Traviata
Kerdh
Stars and Stripes
Forht
Sousa Gavotte
Natalie
Macy
Lucrezier Borgia
Donezette
My Honey Girl
Davis
Clarke Bros
Sterling Stearns Fentons
Iron and Star
Franklin
The
Atlanta Constitution
Nein
Profiesson
Moe
John
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Gat Spruce St
Jermyn
Mattings
Kerr & Co
Wilton
Velvet
Kerr
Lacka. Ave
Raynolds
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Knox Wats
Fox i
Eninge Ranathat
Weston Mill CO
Eranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
M Kimball Piano
Lillian Nordica
Jean de Hesake
John Philip Sousa
George H. Ives
West Market Street
W. &. Foote
Page Place
Wet Market Stree
W. 8. Foote
Page
Pinus
Scrapton
Huyler
E. G
Coursen
Maloney OL and Manufacturing CO
Meridian Street
Barbour
Gredit
Lackawanna Avé
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