North End Notes and Local Happenings in the City
Miss Hattle Thomas of Gardner Avenue ill with bronchitis and Mrs. T. J. Detweller confined at home on Church Avenue by Hines. Mrs. J. L. Lawrence returns from Hamburg visit. David James ill with pleurisy on Wayne Avenue. Eureka Baseball Club plans a ball and gold watch drawing at O Donnell's Hall Wednesday night. Oswald Jones of Jones and Sproks sold Summit Avenue home and moved downtown. Park Place Methodist Episcopal Ladies' Aid Easter Bazaar tomorrow night. Keystone Literary Club presents A Fisherman's Luck in Compay Harmory tonight. Electric Social Club to follow. Bb. B. H. Sturges to speak on Japan and the Jops at Green Ridge Presbyterian Church tomorrow. The Celebrated Case at St Mary’s Hall by Crystal Literary Society for Excelsior Hose Company No. 6. William White, 16, dies of pneumonia after grip, burial at Holy Rosary Church today. Interment Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Isaac Owen fined for reckless driving. companion Hudson fined. Thomas K. R. Williams injured at A M Atherton & Co store, fell from seven-foot stoop. treated overnight. Michael Melvin dies at 04 West Market Street after moving a barn. survived by wife and seven grandchildren. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Holy Rosary Church. interment Hyde Park Cemetery. Constipation warns Burdock Blood Hitters as a remedy.
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West Side
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry Acker
James Hartman
Simpson
William W. Jones
Roger Evans
First Welsh Congregational Church
G. W. Powell
Lizzie Jenkins
Mattie Williams
William Reese
Thomas Abram
David Jones
Christ
Norma Williams
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Thomas G. Evans
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal
Sumner Avenue Avenue
Washburn Street
Eeania
Waverly
Mears
William W. Evans
Fairchild's
Chauncey Derby
Courier Progress
Times
Kate Saul
Price Street
A. L. Martin
Washington Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Welsh Philosophical Society
W. J. Brace
William Morton
Walter Jones
Emerson D. Owen
Will Reynolds
David Owens
Gwilym Willlame
Fred G. Peters
J. Myron Evans
George T. Griffiths
George W. Brown
Drayman
Robinson Street
Franklin and Columbia
Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society
Fairchilds
Oolyok
John House
Christian Endeavor Society
First Congregational Church
Main Avenue
William Rees
Band of Hope
South Main Avenue
Evan Miles
Ligsie Parry
Rachel Powell
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Will Price
Marcy Cemetery
Duryea
Hattle Thomas
Gardner Avenue
T. J. Detweller
Church Avenue
Hines
J. TL. Lawrence
Hamburg
David James
Wayne Avenue
Eureka
O'Donnell
Oswald Jones
Jones & Sproks
Summit Avenae
Ladies’ Aid Society
Park Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Keystone Literary Club
Electric Social Club
Sturges
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Japan
St. Mary's Hall
Crystal Literary Society
J. P. Keenan
Excelsior Hose Company No. É
William White
James White
William Street
Holy Rosary
Hyde Park Catholic
Isaac Owen
Parker Street
Thomas R. Thomas and
Palmer
Cc. S. Woodworth
Charles Hudson
Priceburg
Alderman Roberts
Owens
Hudson
Thomas KR. Willigma
A. M. Atherton & Co
West Market Street
Michael Melvin
North End
America
Melvin
Holy Rosary Church
Hyde Park Cemetery
Gittendance
John L. James
C C. Smith
Board of Negro Education
Providence Christian Church
Providence
Evan Gabriel
Henry Hitchings
Primitive Methodist Church
Green Ride
William Russell
Deavon Street
Puritan Congregational Church
A. F. Ferrik
Richard J. Richards
John O'Toole
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
W. G. Watkins
John Stopford
Misa Mattle Huntsman
Alma Clancy
Misa Ethel Watking
Misa Elizabeth Owens
Lillie Watkins
Messrs. E. Owens
Charles Brown
Second Presbyterian Church
Binaneche Derr
New York
Profesa Courtney, Sone
W. C. Weedon
George Noyes Rockwell
St. Peter's Cathedral
Bishop O'Hara
Kenneth Campbell
P. J. Goff
M. J. Millane
P. J. Quinnan
T. J. Carmody
St. Mark
Providence Presbyterian Church
T. J. Davies
Stainer
Holce
Simper
Mackenzie
Spher
Smark
Buck
Garrett
Holden
Shelley
West
Handel
Parker
J. C. Heckel
Laulee Parry
Catherine Gabriel
Gertrude Williams
Messrs
P. H. Warren
George Jackson
George E. Guild
North and Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Lydia Baller
Margaret Torrey
Grace Rose
Caro Dickson
Annie Rose
Tolly Joseph
Ll Whlesing of
Mercy
Novello
Risen
Miss Reynolds
Mr. James
Miss Sailer
Tallie Morgan
Easter at St Luke's and Local Churches with Jubilant Services
Easter services drew large crowds at St Luke's and neighboring churches. Rev Rogers Israel preached at 10 40 am on the resurrection, praising a living Christ. Mrs Goodhand Clark donated a lectern in memory of her husband, as music and sermons filled the day across multiple houses of worship.
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Christ
Goodhand Clark
Jefferson Avenue
Rogers Israel
Bourne
Jesus
Gideon
Zacharias
Gentleman
J. Willis Conant
Opening of the Season for Scranton Baseball at Home Park
Scranton faces Pottsville in the first home practice game of the season at the baseball park with umpire Gaffney from Worcester, Mass. Brown, Johnson, Rodgers and Reagan will man the Scranton infield and outfield positions as the team prepares for the April 20 season opener. Ground conditions, ticketing plans, and schedule through April 27 are outlined, with notes on player health and management calm ahead of the series.
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Gaffney
Brown
Johnson
Rodgers
Reagan
Scranton
Pottsville
Worcester
Mass
Dick Brown
E Eurekus
Billy Barnie
Betts
Jordan
Ward
Barnile
Cranks
Sweeney
Carbondale
Syracuse
Lecture on The Mewstanic Idea at Linden Street Temple
Rabbi Meyerlicht delivered a lecture on The Mewstanic Idea at the Linden Street temple last night and the talk will be fully published in Saturday's Tribune edition. W C Weedon offered a requested solo Open the Gates of the Temple at the Lackawanna Presbytery meeting at Second Presbyterian Church. Weedon performed the program with artistic merit. Easter exercises at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church were presented last evening by the Young Exceptor Band and accompaniments by other ladies.
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Linden Street
Meyerlicht
The
Tribune
W. C. Weedon
Lackawanna
Second Presbyterian Church
Ing
Mr. Weedon
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Goodwins Livery Sold on Spruce Street
L. T. Payne the Liveryman becomes new proprietor after purchasing E. J. Goodwin’s large Spruce street Nvery. Payne runs Smith Gorman & Co with his brother in law Smith Gorman handling management. Goodwin will devote time to Scranton Driving Park and Fair Association where he serves as secretary and manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Payne
E.J. Goodwin
Spruce Street
Mr. Payne
Smith Gorman
Smith Gorman & Co
Goodwin
Scranton
Rail workers plan meetings as depot additions begin
Conductor Charles Nicholas runs trains Nov 11 and 12 replacing Lewis Hingham who is ill. Engineer John Madigan’s friends fail to recognise him without a moustache. A new elevator rises at the Delaware and Hudson depot with baggage room enlarged and platform extensions planned. A lecture on electricity by A W K Plea is announced for railroad workers at Lackawanna avenue rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nicholas
Lewis Hingham
Genianely
John Madigan
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna Avenue
I. McKenna
A. W. K. Plerea
Delaware
Lackawanna
Weaters
Pt Q . Rogers
Daggler Rewritten for Season at Academy of Music
The Daggler returns in a fully rewritten season version at the Academy of Music tonight with a larger, brighter cast and sharper plot. Worcester Gazette notes Friend Fritz by Manola Mason is artful and moving with tears in the eyes, and music by Julian Edwards added by Stanslaus Stange. Charles Dickson performs in The Salt Cellar and Incog at the academy while Lillian Burkn appears in a supporting role.
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Daggler
Academy of Music
The
Worcester Gazette
Fritz
Manola-Mason
Krekmann-Chatman
L'Ami Fritz
Stanslaus Stange
Julian Edwards
Charles Dickson
Dickson
Lillian Burkn
Easter Services Across South Side Churches and Street Car Changes
Easter services were conducted with high music and special sermons at multiple South Side churches including St Marys German Catholic St Johns St Marys Prospect Avenue Germann Methodist Episcopal and Christ Church. A street car schedule change reduces round trips to forty five minutes with altered departure times Moosic service adjustments and line transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
South Side
St. Mary's
Father Parr
Luis
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
August Lange
St. John's
Fig Street
St. Mary’s
Prospect Avenue
St. Joseph's
Minooka
J. C. Schmitt
E. L. Santee
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Stone Avenue
Moosic
City Line
Lackawanna Avenue
Moose
James Higgins
William O’donnell
Henry Maloney
Castoria Endures Through Generations
A nostalgic note traces Castoria's presence from childhood to motherhood, highlighting its lifelong role as a remedy and comforting staple across generations.
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Charlen Yoo
Father Fricker
St. John's German Catholic Church
Laura Kiefer
Min-nie Morgan
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Anna Ludinger
Annie Smith
Barbara Kurtz
Jacob Bernell
Edwards Court
Bernell
St. John's Catholic Church
South Malin Avenue
Germany
St. John's Church
St. John's Cemetery
Dora Smith
Dalton
H. F. Ferber
Wilkes- Barre
Emerton Owen
T. H. Millar
Edward Weston
W. 86. Williams
Binghamie
North Brom Avenue
Mite
Martha “Vaughn
Eynont
Starner
F. W. Mason & Co
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Wall Paper
Fred Reynolds
North Main Avenue
Willam D. Griffiths
Buiist Action
ST. Luke's
St. Luke's Church
Health of the Mayors
Onondaga Indians
Murray Hillis
Murray Hills
Binghamton
Hazleton
Ole
Mr. Brown
Davis
John Drew and Company
Aborn
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South Side News
Father Miller
Wither Christ
Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Phillips’ Hall
Bishop Rullson
Reading
Charles Gland
South Washington Avenue
Pittston Avenue Cemetery
Daby
Castoria
Misa
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