Mt Pleasant Strike Discussed At West Scranton Meeting
Several hundred Mt Pleasant and nearby coal workers gathered at St David's Hall to hear organizers James Courtright and Smith promote joining the United Mine Workers of America. Benjamin James spoke, outlining aims. a conference followed to secure support for strikers with meetings scheduled at Flanagan's hall and Toone Hill next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James, Courtright and Smith
Mt. Pleasant
John J. Adams
Minerva Hopp
Bt. David's Hall
Fuller Coal Company
James, Courtright
Smith
United Mine Workers of America
Benjamin James
Flanagan's Hall
River Treet
Toone Hill
Philadelphia bride and New York groom wed in Binghamton ceremony
The marriage announcement lists Jobo d. Adame of Philadelphia and Mike Mittervanopp of Kynon Street, married in Binghamton with a ceremony led by Rev. Paron Nichols, pastor of the Wit Ppestanterrion church. The couple reportedly plans to reside on Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo d. Adame
Philadelphia
Mike Mittervanopp
Kynon Street
Binghamton
Clarke Fits
Alerie
Burial arrangements for local residents listed
Unclear OCR text notes funeral and burial details on a city street with references to Davis and Mrs. Davis and a funeral service scheduled later in the day. A procession or service is described with mention of a cemetery and a local official or undertaker.
Mrs Yates to address YWCA gospel meeting
Mrs Yates wife of the Salvation Army adjutant will speak at a YWCA gospel meeting tomorrow afternoon at 245 o'clock at the rooms corner of South Main Avenue and Scranton street. She will share Salvation Army facts and the choral music will feature special master music. Union services will follow at 6 o'clock with First English and Welsh Baptist churches hosting united choirs and special music.
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Yates
Salvation Army
Young Women's Christian Association
Routh Main Avenue
Scranton Street
United Choirs
Missing valuables case reported in Avoca home
Mrs Annie Toomish of 149% Laverne Street reported to police the loss of a gold watch two stock certificates from Avonwo silk mill and a property deed. She says Thursday visitors including her step son James McHugh Thomas McClare and George Bender from Avoca ransacked the house and stole the items while she was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Toomish
Laverne Street
Lrs
Atock
Avonnw
James McHugh
Thomas McClare
George Bender
Avoca
Local social and labor notices from St. Leo’s area
The third annual St. Leo’s social at Meats hall is announced for Monday evening. J. J. Looney of North Seventh Street was summoned to Brooklyn by his ill son Thorbert. Arch Wald Mine Accident Fund plans a meeting next Monday. William Kelly of 216 South Ninth Street, a South Steel mill brakeman, suffered burns from work. Sloan and Central Mine Accident funds plan a joint Lake Lecore excursion on June 7. Special Easter services are set in all churches with programs in this issue. Henry Harris, Arch bald mine foreman, escaped injury when a plank shattered near him in the shaft carriage. P. H. Fuller and family moved to North Main Avenue. A prize fight at Gwiden’s hall, Bellevue, ended with a white man knocked out in thirteen rounds. Knights of the Mystic Chain will attend Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church Sunday evening. Prize drawing committee for William A. Davies’s Bellevue Heights benefit postponed to Thursday May 1. Baptist Young People’s Union of First Baptist church to meet Tuesday April 17 at the parsonage. Plymouth church ladies organize activities.
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St. Leo's
J. J. Looney
North Seventh Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Thorbert
Arch Wald
William &. Kelly
South Ninth
South Steel Mill
Sommer
Sloan and Central
Lake Lecore
Henry Harris
Archbald
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Clowk
Prige
Willam A. Davies
Hellevue Heights
Baptist Youngs
People's Union of the First Baptist Church
Parsone Rnd
Tonerrow
Ladies of the
Plymouth Church
Gobe Warehouse Glove Departments Offer Wide Peerless Stock
Gobe Warehouse in Scranton markets a complete stock of gloves from world makers. The window display shows a vast, varied Peerless Glove selection including Button Gloves for street wear and longer lengths. Aimed at ladies and gents, the range covers driving, walking, dress, and children's gloves with a guaranteed moderate price.
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Gobe
Scranton
Glover's
Legion
What a Little Faith Did for Mrs Rockwell
A letter from Mrs Roca Wet of Grane Ramps, Michigan, touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female weakness. She reports initial relief after one bottle and complete cure with continued use, urging others with similar complaints to try the product.
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Pinkmann HO
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mns
Roca- Wet
Division St
Grane Ramps, Micn
Letter From New Jersey Patient Praises Pinkham Remedy
A sick woman from Newanks New Jersey writes that after two years of illness and dire prognosis doctors could not help her, she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash following advice and recovered. She reports relief from womb trouble falling ulcers kidney and bladder pain and renewed strength and wellbeing.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
L. G
Axn St
Newanks
N. J
Church Supper Planned by Four Women
Names beginning with A EF C and D will serve a church supper Wednesday evening. The remains of Mrs Sarah J Antrim were taken to Danville yesterday for interment. Miss Smith of Hahnemann Hospital spoke on nursing to the Young Women's Christian Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Antrim
Danville
Miss Smith
Hahnemann Hospital
Young Women's Christian Association
North Scranton Community Notices and Events
North Scranton community updates include St Josephs Lithuanian church frame nearing completion at North Main and Theodore. Locals attend church and club activities, with literary groups planning events in Honesdale and the Auditorium. Gospel services, Bible study, embroidery classes, missionary convention reports, and Providence Presbyterian choir collaboration fill the week.
Village social at George Skeoch's on Clay Avenue
A Wednesday evening gathering at George Skeoch's home on Clay Avenue featured vocal and instrumental music and party games with a list of attendees including Miss Florence Shepherd Elizabeth Brand Loretta Hawley Maud Miller Nellie Jeffrey Gertrude Freas Catherine Sherin Maud Fairfiell Stella Fames Messrs Thomas McIntyre Samuel Bullock Fred Davidson Sidney Pembridge Thomas Gilmartin Eddie Engen Harry Baker John Skeoch Edward May George Skeoch Eugene Gilmartin Miss Mary Brown and Timothy Poley. Several notices follow including two upcoming weddings Thomas O Hare and Catherine Golden and Miss Catherine Golden both of Webster Avenue and Pine Street, plus soldiers on furlough and local church services at St Mark's.
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George Skeoch
Clay Avenue
Florence Shepherd
Elizabeth Brand
Loretta Hawley
Maud Miller
Nellie Jeffrey
Gertrude Freas
Catherine Sherin
Maud Fairfiell
Stella Fames
Thomas McIntyre
Samuel Bullock
Fred Davidson
Sidney Pembridge
Thomas Gilmartin
Eddie Engen
Harry Baker
John Skeoch
Edward May
Eugene Gilmartin
Misa Mary Brown
Monroe Avenue
Dunmore
Timothy Poley
Waymart
Wayne County
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John Palmer
Gherry Street
New York City
Henry Cook
Thomas O'Hare
Webster Avenue
Catherine Golden
Pine Street
Daniel Shepherd
Fifteenth Regiment
Governor's Island
N. Y
George Ellis
Wyoming Seminary
Dayton Ellis
Syracuse University
Charles Edwards
Governor’s T#land
St. Mark's
Green Ridge Market Sees Fresh Produce and Notices
Local notices list mushroom sales and canned beets at Green Ridge Market. An April event at Christ Episcopal church features adibose by attorney J Watson Browning. Banquet plans at Green Ridge Presbyterian Church honor a visiting president. Fresh fish clams and seafood offered. oranges sold in bundles.
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J. Watson Browning
Green Ridge Market
Green Ridge
Green Rider Woman's Club
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Oii
Lansing
Dickeon Avenue
Yarmouth
Minooka Notes Entertainment and Obituary Highlights
Minooka prepares a benefit entertainment by the base ball team for April 28 at St Josephs hall under Mrs Mary Walsh a longtime resident who died at home on Gilmore Avenue She is survived by two daughters and three sons funeral plans to follow The Young Men Institute met on Main Street with debates speeches and musical features including participants Quinn Callery Diskin Higgins McAndrew and Mahon from Marquette council joining O Connell council as guests
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John McCrea
Main Street
Minooka Base Hall
St. Joseph's Hall
Mary Walsh
Gilmore Avenus
Young Mena Institute
Main Streek
Tomer
P21. Quinn
Robert Callery
Diskin
Mowre
Mow. Higgins
McAndrew
Mahon
Marquette Council
O'Connell Counell
Pea Coal Delivers $1.25 Ton to South Side Hyde Park
J. T. Suarkey at 1914 Cedar Ave receives pea coal offered at 1.25 dollars per ton delivered to South Side central city and central Hyde Park with telephone contact 6683.
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South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
J. T. Suarkey
Cedar Ave
Miss Rose Hage Hosts Social in South Scranton
A social gathering at on Willow Street featured vocal and gramophone performances, games, and supper. Attendees included Misses Ward Boyle Reidenbach Lavelle and others and Messrs Ward Finnerty Kane Steinbach Barrett Rempe Nom.
Obituary notices for Alfred Kisaner and James B. Hrawley
Alfred Kisaner of Wingeten a miner in the Woodward shaft died yesterday morning from injuries at Moses Vaylor Hospital. remains sent to Kingston for funeral Monday. He was about 24. James B. Hrawley, 65, of Lafayette Street and Lincoln Avenue, died yesterday at home after a seizure. a West Scranton resident of over forty years, survived by wife and grown children. funeral plans to be announced.
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Alfred Kisaner
Wingeten
Woodward
Moses 'Vaylor Hospital
Thoreday
Vie
Kingston
Tige
James BH. Hrawley
Lafayette Street
Lincoln Avenue
Bulleen
West Scranton
Bond Ordinance Introduced For Sewer Bonds
The council introduced a bond ordinance to issue and sell 278205.80 dollars in sewer bonds of 1000 dollars each at 4 percent interest. Redeemable from 1905 to 1930, with eight percent annual tax to fund principal and interest. Proceeds to be split among three city banks as designated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commas Council
Cerk
Carbondale Office Jury Impaneled
An office in Carbondale impaneled a jury consisting of James McAndrew William Evans Edward Neary M F Norton Edward McHale and F E Jenkins for proceedings.
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Carbondale
James McAndrew
William Evans
Edward Neary
M. F. Norton
Edward McHale
F. E. Jenkins
Tax Levy Passed Upon by Board of Control Finance Committee
The finance committee of the board of control met last night and passed on the report for board presentation detailing appropriations for the farming year and a tax levy to cover these. Chairman Ey non declined to release contents for publication. The report was being acted upon with all members' copies present as Secretary Fellows read from another.
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Board of Control
Tribune
Eynon
Fellows
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised to Purify Blood
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifier for spring impurities from blood. It claims benefits for tired mothers and indoor workers, promising richness and vitality to nerves muscles and organs, and to cure spring humors. It urges starting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Inquest Planned in Nolan Case After Fatal Blow
Coroner Roberts traveled to Carbondale and performed an autopsy on John Nolan who died after being struck on the head by his son James now jailed. The fracture measured three inches by two twelfths at the brain base left side. An inquest is set for today at Alderman Jones' at the clock in the town.
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Roberts
Carbondale
John Nolan
James
Alderman
Jones
St Luke's Good Friday Services At Episcopal Church
At St Luke's Episcopal Church Good Friday began with a penitential office at 6 00 am led by Rev Rogers Israel. A long evening prayer meeting followed later in the day. Morning and evening prayers and a baptism were scheduled for the day with services at 10 00 am and 7 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Rogers Israel
Tragic drowning of boy near Colhuntia brick yard
In Lancaster Pennsylvania this afternoon a young boy slipped from the edge of a boat while ashore near Colhuntia brick yard. Nearby playmates watched in horror as he disappeared into the water and died before assistance could reach him. The incident occurred with bystanders unable to provide help in time.
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Lancaster
Ower
Colhuntia
Clarence Keep
Keesey
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Local Pharmacists
A bundled medical pitch promises Hall's Catarrh Cure from Cheney Co and a network of wholesale druggists. Endorsements claim the remedy treats catarrh by acting on blood and nerves. Price per bottle stated with sales points and family pills noted.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
F. J. Chener
Wholesale Drugeiste
Toledo
Wolett , Kitna & Marvin
Trmgminie
Tiati
Wilkes-Barre Fielders Sign Notable Players
Wilkes Barre club of the Atlantic association has signed Sickel from Milwaukee and Ketcham who played for Witteburg, joining Collistower who pitched for Cleveland, as announced in Wilkes Barre.
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Wilkes-Barres
Wilkes Barre
Wilie Wilkes Barre Club
Atlantic Teagur
Sickel
Milweaukee Tain
Collistower
Cleveland
Asl
Ketcham
Witteburg
Ism
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Lauiwetee
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Dufour
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Newark
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St. Joseph's Lithuanian Church
North Main Avenue
Theodore Street
Alsworth
Putnam Street
Mies Sophia Evans
E. Z. Hower
Oak Street
Fred Keane
Republican
Fis Il
Dean Street
Crystal Literary and Dramatic Club
Honesdale
Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club
Euchre Club
F. A. Bhierer
Anderson
Sherman
Osterhout
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Finn
Stanley Nyhart
Ruth Jackson
Minnie Morss
Elizabeth Henwood
Carrie Atherton
Chace Silkman
Edith Martin
Meta Osterhout
Anna Gillespie
Florence Silkman
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Virginia Gulick
Helen Albright
Alice Osterhout
Susie Stephens
Alice Zeigler
Carrie Miller
Margaret Bentley
Gertrude Williama
Professor Walkinshaw
Mary Davis
G. I. Ulrich
Grace Reformed Church
Clara Potter
J. R. Peck
Thomas Morgan
Moosic
Providence Presbyterian Church
South Scranton
Rose Hage
Willow Street
Miss Hage
Mame
Anna Ward
Grace
Helen Boyle
Kate Reidenbach
Margaret Hage
Anna Lavelle
Maggie Carrol
Daniel Ward
Michael Finnerty
M. Kane
Nicholas Steinbach
J. Barrett
J. Rempe
Mrr
Alfred Nom
Helen
Ancient
Order of Hiberniale
Snover's Hall
Junger Maennerchor
St. John's Church
Fig Street
St. Mars’s
German Catholic Church
Ackerman
Prospect Avenue Church of Peace
St. Paul's German Evangelical Church
Alfred Ballhorn
J. Witke
Christ Lutheran Church
Hickory Street
Norfolk
Chester
Raglan
iMmue
Tue Stey-Bloca Co
Sumter Scranton
Brothers, Leading Outfitters
Finance Committee
Nolan
Wyoming Avenue
ST. Luke's Church
Lyceum Theatri Burgunder & Rbis
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H.R. Long
Robert B. Mantell
Wleat
M. W. Lansen
New Man
Cross
Jesepl Ttton
W. A. Tremayie
Coetumoe
Powerhil Company
Pramatia
Pricce
John FP Sloeun
Presenta the
Jefferson DE Angelis Opera
Julian
Imler
Mieherd Harker
Theale
Lomlon
Academy OF Music, Burgunder & Rbis
Rete Brigegement Gibney-Hoeffler Company
Exovg
Ween
Emiite
Little Irene Myers Company
Beauty
Heateras
Vita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Ste
Chica
MecGarrah & Thomas
Lackawanna Ave
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