Happenings of South Scranton Injuries and Local News
William O'Dowd of Cherry Street sustained a badly injured foot after a fall when a street scene startled a horse. Dr Ritz was thrown from a bicycle during the incident, suffering shoulder bruises and a cut to the head. New officers of the Improved Order of Red Men were installed that night, James Duffy of Fig Street was mentioned with an injury to his collar bone following a drive for Keyetone brewers, and schoolyard wagers and local events filled the brief column with scattered notes on residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nav
James Duffy
Fig Street
Hon OF
Penne
Cherry Street
Keyetone Brewers
O'Donnell
Flenenvertie
Eam
Unreadable OCR Item From Historic Page
An extremely fragmented OCR text segment from a historical page appears to mention names and scattered terms but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear actions. The content presents numerous garbled phrases that do not yield a discernible news item or public notice.
Missing details in Northinwns Hall membership note
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a person at Nortinwns Hall and a membership of foe, charter members. Little readable context about names, dates, or actions.
Prominent South Side Citizens Form Parade Organization
A new group forms with aims to lead the county parade bright prospects cited. The castle described as a future centerpiece and likely to gain strong representation in the Grand contre demonstration scheduled for May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Various Local Movements And Notices In Wilkes torre Area
Residents travel to Norwich for Wyomining conferences. People visited New York and Germany plans, with others returning to Wilkes‑Barre. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Bernt Malt ride, and a choir meeting for the Fourteen Friends discussed. Local social groups and church activities continue with planning for April gatherings.
Minooka Townshin of Thaity Audit and Church Ceremony
Minooka hosts a parish event and wedding related ceremonies with attendees including Miss Anna Laffey and Jeltin J Conners. The procession to St Jesous's church and arberche reception followed, with gifts exchanged and a later school meeting and stipend discussions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaity
Mintey
Mi Toole
Toole
Ollie
Anna Laffey
Jeltin J Conners
Taylor
St Jesous’s
Yestearay
Mev Pather Carmody
Mirg Mitty
John Davis
Sermaten
Yiride
Miro
Ips
Mary Walsh
Minooka Cathuile
Fashion Show Promises New Fabrics and Styles
A fragmented notice touts high fashion themes and new fabrics. It highlights Liberty and Duchess Latins Magniticwnt as inspirations and promises popular patterns and finishes. The item mentions distinctive lines and a focus on refined wardrobe options.
West Scranton Board Debates Viaduct Plan At Meeting
West Scranton residents and board members gathered to discuss the southerly viaduct option and related street repairs. Officials including Holmes Pelows Williams and Wenzel spoke for and against methods while officers were re-elected and a committee was formed to study purchasing a new steam engine for the Franklin Engine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Board of Trade
Koied
West Scranton
Holmes
Phillins
Horatio T. Pellows
Joseph Oliver
Ipittenih
BR. Hh, Williams
Fifth
Po Wenzel
Fourteeith
Wpian
Buill Ing Ao
West Lackawan
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Seventh Street
Delaware
Sixth Street
Schnell Court
Cerous
Lackawanni
Travke
Ninth Street
Chestnut
John FR “Urry
Lagerne Street
Noid
Mt. Pleasant
AL EL Holmes
Ti Plr
Struppler
William Farrell
Fellows Mason
DL Bisingur
VE R. Parr
Vetgintler
Franklin Engine Company
Wedding of Miss Sadie Moran to William Renore in Scranton
Miss Sadie Moran wed William Arthur Renore of Scranton Street last evening at the Toride' residence on Kyoneon Street. Rev. Harris officiated with Mrs. Rachel Williams as bridesmaid and WC. Williams as groomsman. The ceremony featured an arch of smilax and palms, with band music and a post ceremony reception. The couple plans a wedding tour to New York City before residing at 429 South Main Ave. in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie
Joseph Moran
William Arthur Renore
Scranton Street
Toride
Dli Kyoneon Street
Witsie
Moenflelesohin
Silas Prosserman
Son
Gamer Price
Renare
First Welsh Baptist Church
Renore
John Henore
Benore
Scranton Population and Health Advertisement Notice
Scrancon population listed at about 110,000 with a public health notice urging readers to seek Kemp's Hatham throat remedies. The misspelled text promotes physician-like advice and a free sample by druggists, inviting all to consult for throat issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eet
Beltie
Kemp's Hatham
Young Womanhood and Physical Development Advice
Message urges mothers to prioritize physical development in girls entering womanhood. It promotes seeking guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts, claiming expert female advice for sick young ladies.
Kingston Families Named in Wedding Notices List
A long list of Kingston residents and their spouses appears, naming Mr and Mrs Frank Tenore Mr and Mrs Moses Morgans Mr and Mrs T H Dorwick Mr and Mrs D M Jones and many others including Dr and Mrs George Rey olds Prof and Mrs Silas Rosser and Misses Phillips Thawie Jones Lloyd Sanders Wrestaff Williams. The notice catalogs attendees and family connections in a social page style roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. KB. Thomas
Silas Rosser
W. W. Wilkins
David Davis
Gomer Price
Robert James
J. A. Phillips
Mere
Margaret Rosser
Robert Lewie
Kingston
Jesele Phillips
Sadie Thawie
Minnie Jones
Bertha Kelly
Edith James
Gertrude Lloyd
Clara Sanders
Fleding City Wheelmen Hold Regular Meeting
The Fleding City Wheelmen met last evening at their eloc t hanse with President W S Mears presiding. Sam McCracken joined as a new member and nominations for officers were made for the ensuing term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Mears
Drunk Nicholson man jailed after street shop incident
David Cook of Nicholson a stonecutter told the court he faced a charge of drunken disorderly conduct. The altercation at Nan Corazzini’s shoe shop on Lackawanna Avenue led to his restraint by patrol officers and committal to county jail for 290 days in default of surety, with witness Corazzini’s testimony supporting the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cook
Nicholson
Alderman Davies
Booker
Cook
Ian Libhel Coragzini
Ninth Street
Cote Hier
Nan Corazzini
Possesson
Hurt
Matthews
Corazzini
Peper Lupas
Local Social Notes Reach Across Towns
Me and Mire. Moses Morgans of South Malavende entertain Miss Hannah Evans of Kingston. Michael Sharack of Twenty second Street leaves for Pittsburg. Mrs Henry Hagen and daughter Miss Lithon return from New York. Mr and Mrs John Fern of North Sumner avenue return from Philadelphia. Mrs William Morgan of North Malin avenue visits Carbondale. Miss Edith Williame of Chestnut street goes to Atlantic City for health. Rev J B Sweet and Rev FL Pp Doty attend Methodist conference in session at Binghamton. Lewis Morse of Jackson street on a business trip in Eastern New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Morgans
South Malavende
Hannah Evans
Kingston
Michael Sharack
Twenty-second A Street
Pittsburg
Henry Hagen
Miss Lithon
New York City
John Fern
North Sumner Avenue
Philadelphia
William Morgan
North Malin Avenue
Carbondale
Edith Williame
Funeval of Margaret Davies Held at Washburn Street
The funeral of Margaret Davies, young daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Davies, was held yesterday afternoon from 140 Washburn Street. Rev D Jones of the First Welch Congregational church officiated. Interment followed at Washburn Street cemetery. Pallbearers were Misses Clodwen Davies Edith Woodkite Eleanora Davies Annie Jones Sacha Watkins Mary Beynon Eather Williams Myrtle Seymour. Never-hears Misses Edith Griffiths and Hmma Johnna. A church service report at Boranton Street Baptist cites a duet by Mrs Arthur Banning and Miss Via Jones as attributed to Mrs St Jones and Miss V Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Henry Davies
Washburn Street
Jones
First Welch Congregational Church
Clodwen Davies
Edith Wood- Kite
Eleanora Davies
Annie
Eisteddfod Honors Five Choirs in North Scranton
The Puritan Congregational church hosted an evening eisteddfod with five choirs competing for the top prize in May Day renditions. Wayne Avenue Baptist and other choirs contended for the principal award, with Wayne Avenue Choral Union ultimately receiving the prize amid celebratory applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Avenue Baptist Church
Schubert Giles Club
Thomas Davies
Prise
OF Blin
Thomas Owens
Gwilym Edwards
Light Brigade
de Shuoa Febn
Cora Griffin
Mirythyn
Gwelles
W. J. Hopkins
Wayne Avenue Choral Union
George Davis
Calvinistihs Methodist
William Davis
Welsh Congregational Choir
David Lawis
West Market Street Welsh Baptist Choir
David T. Davis
Puritan Congregational Choir
Griffith Davies
Warne Avenue Choral Union
March bonnet refund dispute in Alder city case
Mrs. Michael Toap sues CL Toby over a $2 bonnet bought at a central city millinery store in March. She claims an agreement to refund if unsatisfied, but Toby denies knowledge. Hearing postponed to April 19 with alderman’s decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermin Fiddler
Michael Toap
CL. Toby
Feap
Toby
Ben
Mre. Peap
Uotlil
Thomas Smallcombe Arrested After Two Years On Fraud Charge
Thomas Smallcombe was captured by Constable Seth Smith after two years eluding arrest. He faced a defrauding charge involving a $20 board contract with Ceorte Muley of the Pristel house. Alderman Fidler set a hearing and held him on bond for court. Joseph Denvers, a respected local resident, died at his Wayne avenue home from a paralytic stroke at age ? years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Smallcombe
Seth Smith
Ceorte Muley
Pristel House
Alderman Fidler
Ball
Joseph Denvers
Wayne Avenue
Obituary for English Immigrant Parishioner and Family
An obituary notes the death of an English immigrant who settled in this locality with his family years ago. He was a faithful member of the North Mall Avenue Baptist church and respected by the entire community. Survived by a wife and children Mary F Lizzie Annie Violet Lillian and Harry. Funeral set for Friday afternoon at Council No 2, Lone of Columbia. Also mentioned is Nellie Evans returning home to Moose after visiting Mrs Richards of Spring Street.
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Tive
England
Mme
North Mall Avenue
Mary F
Lizzie
Annie
Violet
Lillian
Harry
Council
Lone
Columbia
Weet Market
Nellie Evans
Moose
Mrm
William Richards
Spring Street
Funeral of Harry T. Winters in Dunmore
The funeral for Harry T. Winters, likely the largest held in Dunmore, took place from his Blakely Street residence. A Wheel with a missing spoke symbolized by the Dutmore Electric Light Heat and Power company honored him. Services were led by Rev. W.T. Gibbons and Rev. Mr. O Neil with a quintet choir. Members of Knights of Malta and Junior Order United American Mechanics attended. flower bearers named. Interment followed at Dunmore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry TH. Winters
Blakely Street
Menmbera
Dutmore Electric Light, Heat and Power Company
W.T. Gibbons
O'Neil
Simpson
Themas
Thomas Thomis
Halleck
Mr. Gibbons
Knights of Malin
Order United American Mechanics
Prillbewrere
Charles Boyd
George Nye
John Simpson
Malta
Charles Sloat
Willam Powell
George Cummings
United American Mechanics
Harry Smith
Robert McMillan
Walter Smith
A. ©. Mitchell
Frank Filer
Din Brink
Dunmore Cemetery
Marriage of Miss Mary Golden to John Moran at St. Marys
Miss Mary Golden daughter of Mrs Patrick Golden of Chestnut street Dunmore wed John Moran at St Marys church yesterday morning at 1 o clock in a ceremony led by Rev M J Millane with Miss Norton as bridesmaid and John D Gilmertin as groomsman. The couple plans a Philadelphia wedding tour and will reside on Chestnut street after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Golden
Patrick Golden
Chestnut Street
Dunmore
John Moran
St. Mary's Church
Mises Norton
John D. Gilmertin
Michael Golden
Thomas Taylor
Boy Hit By Stone Attack In City Street Incident
Peter Dandell, living near William and Chestnut, was struck by a stone coming down Drinker street Monday night. At Apple street, he and others were accosted by a group of boys. after exchanges a volley of stones followed. Dandell ran across the road and was struck on the head, knocked down, and then taken to Dr Chamberlain's for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Dandell
William
Chestnut Streets
Apple Street
Dandell
Musical entertainment at Dudley Street Baptist church
Mrs. James Cranston of Grove street is seriously ill with pleurisy. The Dudley Street Baptist church Christian Endeavor society offers a musical and graphophone entertainment tonight with admission 24 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. Mr Hittenbender of Sport Will is seriously hurt after a clay pigeon shooting accident Saturday when overcharged gun barrel struck his head. Miss Kate Malla dies at her Sport Hill home Monday night. The high school seniors and juniors rehearse for upcoming class events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cranston
Grove Street
Christian Endeavor Society
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Hittenbender
Will
Kate Malla
Sport Hill
Obituary of Writer Iniwaon and Career Across Railways
Obituary describes writer Iniwaon who died in New York. It notes his early work as a locomotive engineer on the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad and as a stable machinist for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western. It mentions his later life in Europe and returns to Bonita and New York, with references to Mrs. Dawson in London and his travel between continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iniwaon
New York
Tribune
Boranton
Blewis Boris
Elen
United States
PUTTING A CHECK ON CUPID
The Maryland legislature debates a marriage bill raising marriage license fees from 1 to 2.00 and denying licenses to those with certain hereditary diseases. If passed, couples with such conditions must appear before a medical board to obtain the license or be refused if deemed afflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miryland Lecmature
Ita Gmittering
Aod
Alka
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South Scranton
William O'Dowoed
DR. Ritz
Seheikes
Egies
Carl Trome
Jender Sigan
Olden Laghlins
Fawkes
Nortinwns Hall
Foe
NUS OF News
Row, Aml
Mra Z. L
Race
Norwich
N.Y
Pirin Thely
Marner Jowee
Peter Wel
Joamy
WO Pirel Street
Verteridins
Germany
Allahowerh
Wiliam Luther
Row
William Luther
New Haven
Conn
Mes
Achunk
Cedar Avenue
Tim Sullivan
Flotan
Janes Tirley
Wu Pennessey
Wilkes-Tarre
John A. Giordon
Lake Ariel
Tot Teward
Willow Street
Wilkex-Tarre
Fourteen Friends
Bost
John Green
Covie's Grocery
Binighanten
Mire
Bernt Maltride
St. Poor's Cathedral
Pie Street
Eine Torihig
Heeser
Germania
Lust
Lady Friends of the Fourteen Friends
Ghad Cha
Virgin Sodality
St. Qelen's
Lela
Globe Warehouse
Liberty and Duchess
Specius
Wolste
Nordical Vealgre
Allewo
Abe
Board of Trade
Sadie Morgan
Arthie Henore
Scranton
Young Womanhood
North
Puritan Congregational Church
Ming Yee
A. A. Vonburg
John KR. Jones
He Holy
Ealy
Miss Richards
Bessie Williams
Covilym Edwards
Humber
Mans
Sarah Davis
Paragtashes
Harry H. Winters
Moran
Cupid
Marvined
Hill
The
Baltimore Sun
Munyon’s
Mun Healy Company
Munyon
Arch Street
Lyceum Theater
Ross & Bargunder
H.R. Long
Re. Mirhuhle
Amisee
Ny B. Lhomprom
Pricom
Prives
Satuday
Mainee
City of the Iirititnet
Tng
Dally de Hee
Tadial
Cnmming
Grace Mae Lamkin
A. 5
Lipman
Academy of
Lusiciois & Burgunder
Lessees
H, RK
Long
Alma Chester
Linden
N. H. Brooks
Shea
Weber
Short & Higgins
Lackawanna Avenue
Conrad
Agency
Lacka. Ave
W. A
Pierce Penn Ave
Aaly Onty
Meare A Bine Yeu
Ted Bextrad
Wammington Chemical
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