Day's Doings in North Scranton Recital and Charity Event
A community entertainment hosted by Colonel T. D. Lawler’s Junior Order of American Mechanics and Daughters of America at the armory drew a large local crowd. Dr Sherman Peses spoke on social benefits, followed by local performances and a reception, marking Easter vacation observance in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Lawle Eonnell
Order of American Mechanics
Daughters of America
MH Armory
Stermian Pesees
Meir
Child narrowly escapes serious burns in Cayman Piteet kitchen
A young girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jones Davies of Cayman Pit, nearly burned to death Monday afternoon while playing with fire in the kitchen. Her clothing caught fire and she was burned several times before a family member extinguished the flames. The child suffered painful injuries but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Jones Davies
Cayman Piteet
Pledging in Public Housing Courtroom Drunk Charge
Janice Tigue Viethndy of puy-dity carousiis faced Alderman Roberts on a Tuesday evening offense for intoxication. The defense failed to warrant dismissal, resulting in a reprimand and a fine. Dermott T Hennighan posted 20 dollars bail after being charged with obtaining goods by false representation in a separate case before Alderman Fidler. Neal O'Donnell, intoxicated Tuesday evening, attracted police attention and court hearing after an attempted escape from Patrolmen Watkine and Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice ‘Tigue
Puy-Dity Carousiis
Roberts
Josephy Dererhont
Dermott T Hennighan
Fidler
Hennighan
Neal O'Donnell
Watkine
Jones
Margrette cornel elects officers at meeting
At a Margrette cornel gathering Younes Menta Tratitute Thor Heiley were named to lead the group. Lynott was elected to the executive committee amid new officers. The deputy donna C. Kelly signed the official results as the community prepares for upcoming events.
Green Ridge Union Te mperance Meeting and Local Notices
On Thursday afternoon April 7 at 1 o clock the Women s Christian Temperance union of Green Ridge will meet at the home of Miss Julia Ripes Mo Monroe avenue. In the avenue the Tidies will hold a parlor entertainment and social to which they will gladly welcome all members sine friends of the union fine or sim and cake will be served and a silver collector will be taken. Chenevieve daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cunningham of 162 Penn avenue aged eighteen months died yesterday morning. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o clock Interment in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Mrs J C Motria of Ceredo West Virginia the gies of Mrs a J M Carmall of Sanderson avenue Miss Mary Harney of Deacon street who has been spending some time in New York city returned home yesterday. A T Lidgtone for Dickson avenue is spending a few days in Wayne county Mr C W Miller of Breaker street will spend Easter in Honesdale. Albert Distow of Monsey avenue has moved to Clark s Summit. At a meeting of the congregation of the Green Ridge Presbyterian church last night Rev Isaac Lansing D D was formally elected as the pastor of the church Nev George EE Guild pastor of the Providence Presbyterian church presided over the meeting for Dry Lansing We votes were cast and seven were cast for Dr Worrall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Temperanoce Union of
Green Ridge
Julia Ripes
Monrie Avenue
Chenevieve
John Cunningham
Penn Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
J. CC. Motria
Ceredo
Weert Virginia
Gies
A JM. Carmall
Sanderson Avenue
Mary Harney
Deacon Street
New York City
A. T. Lidgtone
Dickson Avenue
Wayne
Dry
Lansing
We Voles
Dr. Worrall
Gloves in Fashion Textiles Offer Wide Color Range
The article notes gloves matching every shade and tone in fashionable textiles for the season. It promises universal representations behind the items, a strong quality guarantee, and various colors from turquoise to violets with clasps, hooks, or buttons in correct lengths and sizes.
Stabbing case in West Scranton leaves two injured
John Minins, arrested for stabbing two companions, remains in police custody as doctors battle to control shock in William Williams who lies in guarded condition. William Hopkins, with a superficial wound, is not in danger. the attack occurred at Evans home then near Storr Avenue.
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John Minins
West Side
William Williams
J. J. Roberts
Lefoe
Tyan
William J. Hopkine
PC. Moylan
Hopkine
Willame Ds
Vane
Williame
Williams
Mes Tan
Evant
Cline
Pnery
Heees
Willis
Toether
Ale
Ceer
Dia
Willams
Hopkins
Evans
Vans
Nelehbar
Id Hopkins
Ne Om
Willatan
Willian
Jane
Harry Be Browning
Storr Avenue
Elyalely
Peiwe
Cieriee Tees
Ge r che Begins A Crusade In South Scranton Happenings
The Fraternal lodge Jamexe Connell No 170 Indegwaden Odd Fellows held its regular meeting in South Scranton. Officers were installed including Charles Behavor noble grand Allen Ells view-stand William Tush secretary Charley Kiesler treasurer and Albert Hewitt assistant treasurer. Deputy Grand Master Charles Kuester presided a luncheon followed the ceremonies with impromptu speeches as the group dispersed after midnight.
Funeral Services for Florence Viola Mills
Large crowd gathers at Snyder avenue for the Mills family funeral with many union members in attendance. Rev J T Morrie officiates a moving sermon. burial follows at Wardhurn street cemetery beside loved ones. florals and a selected quartet accompany the procession.
Prisoner Escort Attack Leads to Fines in Town
John Evans was being escorted by Patrolman Saul and Lieutenant Williams along South Main at 2.20 am when a crowd gathered near Deckelnick's hotel. A scuffle ensued as Willem Favers tried to flee and then returned to explain the incident, striking the lieutenant. Alderman Davies imposed a 500 fine, which Sayers paid to settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Saul
Williams
South Main Avenue
Lugerame Street
Deckelnick
Niked
Witims Tin
Willem Favers
Weert
Alderman Davies
Sayers
Warrants Issued for Schott and Lundy in Larceny Case
Judge sets bail at 1000 for Daniel Lundy and John Schott after testimony links a stolen sledge hammer to Lundy. Schott admits asking to borrow the tool. Lundy alleges it came from his employer Donaher’s barn. Hearing follows as parties face charges of receiving stolen goods and larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Donatow
Daniel Lundy
John Sehotf
Bebo
Donaher
Lundy
Landy
Schott
Hanmer
Schoff
Gerche’s Crusade Aimed at Eleventh Ward Arrests
Willi Gerche of Reming pwre- Wie submitted to Alderman Storr Tuesday the names of eleven men he alleges taunted without proof. He plans a reform crusade in the Eleventh ward and says he will have every citizen arrested. Storr denied the allegations, and all warrants were believed stolen.
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Willi Gerche
Reming Pwre
Storr
Alferman
Michael Miller
Stantier Stowekldoh
Henry Oetteher
Alleran Stott
Stalen
Hindts
Weary runaway girl seeks help at Beranten station door
An unnamed fourteen year old girl from Lackawanna visits Beranten and asks to see Mr Merrifield or another man named Anna. She hides her fear as a lieutenant questions her, claiming she came to find a friend and avoid punishment. a friend is found and the girl spends the night with a fellow inmate before morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepe
Merrifield
Lackawanna
Conuhne
Anne
Ciich
Anna
Ariund
Dhenneuce Pelwords Marries Adword Schroeder
Mise dhenneuce Pelwords daughter of Mr and Mire Kelwaards Ackwd avenue Wieraielly married Tuesday evening to Adword Schroeder of Wee Wacust sireal by Pastor David Jones of the First Welsh Congregational Church at his Booth Lincohy avenue residence. The bride was accompanied by her sister and John Davintered as witnesses. Both are well known young people and will begin housekeeping at their newly furnished home on Ackear avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Dhenneuce Pelwords
Mire
J. Kelwaards
Ackwd Avenue
Acker A Vere
Join Me and Child Attacked in Newfoundlind Incident
A report from yesterday afternoon describes an assault on a boy by an unruly neighbor during a street disturbance. The boy was playing with a friend when the neighbor allegedly attacked and injured him with force. Police were alerted and the scene was secured as the wounded youth received aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyo SeCian
Chery Steed
Local Residents Report Movements and Illness
Hartley Dowd of Grant avenue relocates to Montana to permanently re site. Miss Delia Filgsimmons from Jackson Street returns from a vielle with friends at Schultaville. William J. Jenkins of South Main avenue is confined at home due to illness. Mrs Boo Theher of South Bromley avenue travels to Pottsville to reside. Loewis Morse of Jackson street returns from business in Bun bury. M J Larkin of Lafayette street returns from a visit to Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley Dowd
Grant Avenue
Montana
Delia Filgsimmons
Jackson Street
Schultaville
William J. Jenkins
South Main Avenue
Boo, Theher
South Bromley Avenue
Pottsville
Loewis Morse
Bunbury
M. J. Larkin
Lafayette Street
Carbondale
Warrant Issued for Patrick Lydon over 1807 stabbing
Willas Mangan, before Alderman Ruddy, sought a warrant for Patrick Lydon of Mineola, alleging a stabbing with intent to kill Nim. The incident occurred on April 1, 1807, nearly a year earlier. Mangan said the delay was his choice and a hearing was set for 7 200 o'clock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willas Mangan
Ruddy
Patrick Lydon
Mineoka
Mangan
Nim
Minean
Minikan
Silk mill operative suffers hand injuries in accident
Ligghe Koonle of the Sanquelit silk mill had her right hand caught in a machine yesterday at 4 a o clock. Three fingers were torn and amputation was considered by Dr. Walsh who attended Miss Koeris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligghe Koonle
Sanquelit
Polanes
Bie
Walsh
Koeris
Scranton Spengerminde
Tuewhie Miele
Welle
He Dunia
Bi. John's
T. A. B. Society
Hull
Aloysius Young Men's Society
Jowaph
St. Mary's Hall
Philip Rader
Community Snowial Service at Oop Master Sunday
Members of Bimpeon chagter Ep worth Leste of the Sliven Above Histehuveh plan a social service event at Oop master Sunday with a schedule of performances and readings. Young participants are urged to attend and readings include Princess Tolling and Master and the Reasons for. The program features quartets, recitations, and memorial pieces led by listed performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bimpeon Chagter
Epworth
Histehuveh
al Dhe
Hammond
Funeral rites for John W. Bavin held at Bellevue Calvinist Methodist
Funeral services for the late John W. Bavin were held yesterday afternoon at Bellevue Welah Calvinis le Methodist Church with the body conveyed from the residence at seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bavin
Bellevue Welah Calvinisle Methodist Church
Surprise in store for all uses Kemp’s Bil vuim and Linge
An ad claims Kemp’s Bil vuim and Linge cure throat complaints and coughs with a solvent like merit for all ages. The proprietor asserts this remedy is authorized and provides a partial bottle free, promising relief for acute or chronic coughing and recommending Wenm’s Heleai.
Local notices and events from Plymouth area listings
Court records report James White and William White jailed on burglary charges awaiting trial. Plymouth church hosts Mother Church concert at 4 pm. West Side Central Teemulican Club calls for a special meeting at 8 pm. Hawthorn Literary Society met at Willis Sweet’s home with members listed. Easter cantata The Glory of the Garden set for Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church with H B Davies directing and Joby L James assisting. Young Men's Travelling Club ball in David’s Hall on Monday April 7 with music and dances. Owens and Cuvier families express gratitude after death of John W Davies.
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James White
William White
Bal
Mach
Plynouth
West Side
Central Teemulican Club
Tia@clock
Busines
Hawthorn Literary and Celatine Society
Willis Sweet
Annn Edwards
Mar@et Wade
Minity Darling
Margeret Williams
Gertrude ‘Annon
Mable Leno
Cinderella Morse
Eva Lewse
Calvin Cun
Aithue Davin
Bwebt
Culated
Robert Mradiey
Uope
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hovevn
HB. Davies
Joby L. James
Atst. David's Hall
West Scranton
Owens, Cuvier
John W. Davies
Indications Form Complete Recovery After Operation
The report notes bright indications of recovery from yesterday's operation at Thomson's hospital. Joseph Ryder of Philadelphia reviews friends here, Mrs. William Nealon of Prospect Avenue, Pearce Purcell of Fig Street visiting Washington, St John’s Tourist Club to meet tonight, Miss Margaret McDonald of Prospect Avenue headed to Philadelphia to reside, Mike Agnes Durkin of River Street appears in town.
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Thomson
Jaeph Ryder
Philadelphia
Mra
Willian Nealon
Prospect Avenue
Pearce Purcell
Fig Street
Washington, D. C
St. John's
Mise Margaret McDonald
Prospectavenue
Mike Agnes Durkin
River Atteet
Surprise party for prank Sawyer unsettles Mee Avenue home
A large group attended a surprise birthday gathering at Sawyer's Mee Avenue residence Tuesday night. Guests included multiple locals and neighbors. the event featured refreshments and socializing before the prank altered the mood.
Local notes on travel and social visits in the city
Manager T. Davia of the South Side tore is in New York on a business trip. John Fay of Chicago formerly an Peealent of this place spent the day with friends here. A Western Lett. do McCarthy contemplates a bid for the Third legislative district convention. Ite B H Green of Overton was a visitor here yesterday. A surprise party was tendered John Hiceins of Main Street yesterday evening.
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T. Davia
South Side
New York
John Fay
Chicago
Lynne
McCarthy
Delomate
Ite
Green
Overton
Sus
Quchwnn
Yeetonlay
John Hiceins
Miain Street
Obituary Notices From Bellevue Area
Jaros Murphy longtime Bellevue resident dies at home after illness. Survived by wife and six nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday at 9 o'clock with interment in Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Also obituary notes death of Kate, yearold daughter of Mr and Mrs David Thomas, from diphtheria. Funeral at residence today, burial at Wiehe Let's cemetery.
Three Institute Lectures Publicized Next Week
The city teachers institute program for next week is being printed and released tomorrow. Three public evening lectures are scheduled with Dr MacArthur discussing Anala on Monday, Professor Brumintsh at Tiera Avenue on Colonel Mecaln on Wednesday, and the first three nights of the work to Learn the first three neghts of the wok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wok
MacArthur
Bond dispute over late father estate case opens
Pegmish, acting for the estate of the late FL A. Binamivh, opened judgment proceedings alleging Air Beamish defaulted on a bond tied to the Mearthieh estate. The complaint claims no consideration was paid, while the bond secures delinquent service with Patrick Lavelle noted as a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegmish
FL A. Binamivh
Patrick Lavelle
Passover Observance Held at Temple on Binten Street
Last evening services at the Binten Street temple conducted by Rabbi Chapman marked the start of the Passover observance. The service featured a homily and will continue for one week with special rites and readings led by Ur Chaya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stineown
Binten Street
Chapman
Altonight
Railroad Notes Highlight Managerial Shakeups In New Jersey Line
A disjointed clipping reports that President Mexswell of the Central Park road in New Jersey has named new officials including a chief engineer. The text mentions changes in engine office staff and control shifts toward New York operations.
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Mexswell
Centeul Parkroad
New Jersey
H CB
Joho An Tak
Hompmeon
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