Hyde Park Society Mourns John H House Death
The Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society held a special meeting to draft resolutions on the death of John H House of South Main avenue. Resolutions praise his character and extend sympathy to his family. funeral set for 2:00 pm tomorrow at Marey cemetery with Rev. D C Hughes officiating.
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Hyde Park
Holge Park Literary and Debating Society
John H. House, Jr
House
D. C. Hughes
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Jurors Deadlock In Munley Suit Against Scranton
Jurors have not agreed on Mrs. Ann Munley s $20 000 suit against the city of Scranton after a long afternoon in the main courtroom. Testimony covered sobriety standards and a fatal Lackawanna Avenue accident, with Judge Archbald and multiple witnesses. The case may return to court as jurors endured the night in deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Munley
Archbald
Tipstal
Anthony Walsh
Scranton
Mr. Walsh
Munley
Archhbald
Lower
Lackawanna Avenue
Archball
Fy. Li. Brown
John Henore
W. W. Archer
J. FE. Hannis
William de Wilde
John T. Jones
Local Advertisements for Groceries and Home Goods
An early 20th century classified snippet lists Son & Co groceries at 119 South Main, no hand furniture cash policy, and stock viewing at J. C Jackson Street. Fred Reynolds offers wallpaper and paint at 206 North Main Avenue. William D. Griffiths provides plumbing, steam heat and gas fitting at 119 North Main Avenue with strict satisfaction guarantee.
Championship Opens at ILAON Next Wednesday
The article notes a forthcoming championship at ILAON next Wednesday and critiques lack of team work as a major fault among the Phillies who split into two squads for games at Reading and Pottsville. It discusses pennant race expectations centering on Boyton, New York and Philadelphia, and includes umpire Betta’s ruling on foul tip plays with base running consequences.
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Ilaon
Phillies
Reading
Pottsville
George Munson
Boyton
New York
Philadelphia
Ruste
Betta
Atrika
Botts
Kendal Farewell Engagment Draws Loyal Theatergoers
The Kendals’ farewell engagement at the Academy of Music Saturday evening elevates a citywide revival of The Second Mrs Tanqueray. Mrs Kendal’s Paula Tanqueray has earned extensive praise from critics, promising a memorable performance for admirers and theater crowds limited only by the house capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Kendal
Academy of Music
Kendal
Paula Tanqueray
One Lung Help With Scott’s Emulsion Say Doctors
An old advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with lime and soda as a tonic for consumptives. It claims people with one lung can recover with proper care and this medicine, asserting rapid improvement in vitality and tissue health.
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Scott
Soth Bay
Great South
Mal
Agiea
Royal Medicine CO
River 81
Enicard
Matthews Bros, Druggis Goranten
The Buttons of His Coat Bar p e r Russell
Barber Russell of Spruce Street, a prominent colored figure, mingled with Philadelphia’s colored society. He escorted Mrs. Frank Thomas home after a promenade encounter, prompting her husband to threaten violence. Russell appeared before Alderman Fitzsimmons. Thomas posted bonds to keep the peace as alibi and claims were examined. Mrs. Thomas had ties to a recent colored church festival incident.
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Barber Russell
Spruce Street
Fashion Plate
J. B. Percy Russell
Mr. Russell
Russell
Frank Thomas
Adams Avenue
Mrs. Thomas
Percy
Thomas
Pittston
North End Notes Items from the community
Mrs. David Price of Margaret Avenue is seriously ill. Walter D. Christmas of Market Street has recovered from illness. C. R. Silkman of New York attended here for his father James Silkman’s death and returned home. A Presbyterian church meeting previews communion and member reception with Rev. George E. Guild to preach. Rev. W. G. Watkins’s Theodore Street home hosted a wedding for Miss Myfanwy Thomas and Richard Butland at 8 pm, with a short wedding tour to follow. The Methodist Ladies Aid held an Easter Bazaar with a wafer drill by eight girls directed by Miss Elizabeth Williams and songs by Ruth and Carroll MacDonald. James Silkman’s residence was the site of funeral services for his brother John Stileman, conducted by Rev. Guild, with Easter lilies and a pillow on the casket. Interment was in Crest Hill cemetery. Pallbearers were J. K. Smith, George Wilder, S. Woodworth, C. S. Von Storch, W. B. Christmas, and Amasa Palmey.
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Silas Rosar
South Main Avenue
Mra
John McAvory
Wilkes-Barre
Eckert
Luzerne County
Republican League of the Wet Ride
Kate Stanton
Philadelphia
Maggie Carden
Scranton Street
M. J. Williams
Salt Lake City
Hyde Park Literary Society
Young People's Society
First Welsh Baptist
Thomas A. Hell
Zeno A. Stover
Plymouth Congregational Church
Blosaburge
Bell
Arnot
David Price
Margaret Avenue
Walter D. Christmas
Market Street
C. R. Silkman
New York
James Silkman
Presbyterian Church
George E. Guild
W. G. Watkins
Theodore Street
Misa Myfanym ‘Thomas
Simon Thomas
Parker Street
Richard Butland
Mr. Watkins
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Williams
Ruth
Carroll MacDonald
John Stileman
George EK. Guild
Crest HI
J. K. Smith
George Wilder
Woodworth
von Storch
W. B. Christmas
Amasa Palmey
Hartman couple welcome a daughter on Birch Street
A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Philip Hart man of Birch street. Thomas J Moore manager of Meadow Brook and Minooka stores is at tending to duty again after an illness of a few weeks. The funeral of Patrick Luddon of Minooka will be held this afternoon with interment in Minooka Catholic cemetery. Rev Richard Hiorns will lecture on Life in Paris this evening at the South Side Young Woman's Christian association rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hartman
Birch Street
Thomas J. Moore
Meadow Brook
Minooka
Patrick Luddon
Minooka Catholic Cemetery
Richard Hiorns
Paris
South Side
Young Woman's Christian Association
Pine Brook Youth Dies After Sand Banks Shaft Injury
James Gaughan aged 19 of Pine Brook died yesterday at Moses Taylor Hospital from injuries sustained a week earlier when squeezed between a car and a prop at the Sand Banks shaft. Oliver Chatelain watches, Davidow Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Taylor Hospital
James Gaughan
Pine Brook
Police capture two McNicholas brothers in Keyser Valley robbery case
Lieutenant Williams and a West Side squad arrested William and John McNicholas at their home in Keyser Valley after a highway robbery last Saturday. A colored man named John Doe, suspected of knowing more, was also captured. Alderman Fitzsimmons will hear them this morning.
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Williams
West Side
Keyser Valley
William
John McNicholas
John Doe
Alderman Fitzsimmons
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Wyoming
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Manufactonag CO
Washington Avenue
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Nay-Aug
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Scranton, Pa
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Aliet
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Opie
Neal Pewee
Cleveland
Ohio
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Wyoming Avenue
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U. 5
William Connell
GEO
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Young
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