Five Young Men Injured in Collieries Saturday in North Scranton
North Scranton report details a string of accidents at local collieries Saturday. One man fell beneath a trip, another was crushed by a mine car and lifted by mules, a fifth nearly lost a left thumb, while a dwelling house burned and preparations for Dewey Day proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniter
Pelion
Hie
Humne
Pr. Fureth
Travid Powell
Fett's Cove
Bose
Shiffer
Will
Michael Neville
Pavia
Fire destroys Barnine dwelling. neighbors aid family
A fire at the Barnine dwelling forced a second alarm as flames spread to surrounding property. Neighbors helped the unfortunate family, saving little clothing while lending what they could. fire crews fought fiercely with extra assistance.
Marquette council member to attend meeting on North Main
A Veery member of Marquette council No. 42 Young Men's Institute is expected to attend the meeting tomorrow night in attic rooms on North Main Avenue. Key issues include a committee report on new quarters and a potential joint action with the Father Whitty society regarding Dewey Day on May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veery
Marquette Council
North Main Avenue
Father Whitty
Dewey
Revival Services Begin Amid Local Travels
WLP notes Davia plans to leave for Pittston for revival services next week. Margaret James of West Market Street returns from a visit to Taylor. Hibiew of the Taylor Congregational Church is attended by DOD Jones. David Vans of Pitteton visits Lewis Street residents. Henry Williams of Taylor visits friends here. Tioman Davis of Parker attends a local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davia
Pittston
Mike Margaret James
West Mirket Street
Taylor
Fer
Kos
Jones
Dod
Taylor Congregational Choren
David Vans
Pitteton
Lewis
Williamg Street
Henry Wiliams
Fiorekn base hall lab meeting and banquet details
Members are requested to meet at St Mary's hall on Tuesday evening. The Taster Dancing class will hold weekly meeting on Tuesday evening instead of Wednesday at Malley's hall. All arrangements are in place for the banquet in the auditorium Woilpeedar Avenue hosted by the Knights of Potlias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiorekn
St Mary's Hall
Malley's Hall
Te Knights of Potlias
Minooka Coroner Leaves for Alleelicny to Aid Project
Minooka coroner Moterik Finnawey departs to Alleelicny NL to perform task work for the Ft Thmuiventure group. The move accompanies support from Pilleay’s division aiding local efforts while Chamberlain’s remedy ads surface in Worcester and Prominent endorsements appear from Matthews Bros. The letter claims strong relief from a remedy for colds and diarrhoea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moterik Finnawey
Homie
Topnieht
Alleelicny
Two Sermons Heard At Pig S Wool Congregational Church
Rev. A. Boyt of Clare Michigan preached two sermons at Pigswult Congregational Church praising Christian talismans and ancient charms while urging a turn from worldliness. The message covered harms of poverty and evil, and stressed moral living over material loss. A. B. Boyden led a solo and Rev. D. Boyt was expected to preach again Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BA. Boyt
Clare
Michiwn
Chom
Gomeines Ain
al Fe Ein
Mre
A. BR. Bynen
Tew
OB. Morels
Wilkes-Barre
Surry
Clergy Deliver Messages Across City Churches
The Rev. Frank James of Minton led morning and evening服务 at Simpson Methodist Episcopal church. Miss Margaret Crawfound led the Epworth League meeting. Rev. SP Matthews preached at First Baptist and later joined Welsh Baptists in evening services. Rev. Thomas Dehruehy of Jackson Street Baptist spoke on The True Meaning of Wealth. Rev. J P Moffatt preached at Washburn Street Presbyterian both services with an offering for the general assembly. Rev. AL Lo Ramer of St Mark's Lutheran gave sermons The One Flock Under the Good Shepherd and The Works of Christ Witnesses Against Trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ev. Frank James
Minton
Simpson Methodist Fipiscopal Church
Margaret Crawfound
Epworth
SP. Matthews
First Baptist Church
Thomas de Hruehy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
J. P. Moffatt
Teon
AL Lo. Ramer
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Christ Witesses
Hopkins Receives Pulpit Call at Welsh Baptist Church
Hopkins of Walter nears formal acceptance after a unanimous church vote following a call extended at the First Welsh Baptist service. He departs for New York tonight and will return home Wednesday before delivering an answer in five weeks. The cantata Cross and Crown was sung last night by united choirs of English and Welsh churches led by Prof. W. W. Evins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey
DD. Hopkins
Walter
Neon
First Welsh Baptist Church
Kiev
Hopkins
New York City
Cross and
Crown
United Choirs
Enelieh
W. W. Evins
Hricadler Miles Delivers Evening Talk on Local Arts
Miles from New York attended the fourteenth anniversary of the local corp of Fulvatlon arts. He spoke at Prine Street doorirks church amid stereopticon views and poems. Rev Thomas de Criehy led the service with a psalm and sermon praising saving work and farm colonies. The church was well attended and the choir sang an anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hricadler Miles
New York
Corpu
Fulvatlon Arts
Dorrirks
Prine Street
Miles
Jucheon Street
Bawilen
Thomas de Criehy
Frante Lever
Funeral services held for Oye Mabe Charles A Rennen
A funeral was conducted yesterday afternoon for Oye Mabe Charles A Rennen at the house on Brier Trent Avenue. Rev. AL Manin officiated at a Mark’s Taitheran chant. Interment followed at Dunner Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oye Mabe
Charles A. Rennen
Brier Trent Art Patent Avenue
Manin
Dunner
Wiliam
Reese
Alerdee Afernoon
Avenue Pde
Sheiuim
Hod Mellawa
Acutdyntal Fiumd
Fragmented battered text hints at medical or drug discussion
An unreadable OCR passage complicates interpretation. It mentions cough, terror, and some unclear terms possibly referencing medicine, dealers, or a public phrase. No clear individuals, organizations, or events can be identified from the legible fragments.
Two Grateful Women Do My Own Work
Wes Daweny of West Winsted Connecticut writes of relief from female weakness and womb displacement after using Mrs. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports improved sleep, energy, no bloating, and resumed daily tasks, thanking the remedy and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Mra
Proewas
Woman Credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy For Relief
Mins Geni Desain of Franklin Neb describes long lasting painful irregular menstruation and womb descent. After trying physicians with no relief she used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and says she feels like a new person and would not part with the medicine. She has recommended it to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Infant Funeral in Washburn Street Cemetery
Attendance noted at the funeral rites for the infant child of Mr and Mrs Ephraim Thomas of South Filmore Avenue. The service was held in the afternoon at 4 o'clock with burial at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street
Ephraim Thomas
South Filmore Avenue
Notable sophil event to be held in Mers hottop Thursday
One of the season s most notable sophil events will take place in Mers hottop Thursday evening. Invitations have been delivered to a number of WH couples, with the expectation that the masqueraders will enjoy one of the jolliest evenings of the year. The fair committee includes Harry W. Decker, Robert B. McKeage, William L. Freeman, Frank Minsfield, Edward W. Thayer, Marence K. Shyyer, Francie Whettling, Curtie A. Andrews and Herbert E. Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mers
Harry W. Decker
Robert B. McKeage
William L. Preeman
Frank Minsfield
Edward W. Thayer
Marence K. Shyyer
Francie Whettling
Curtle A. Andrews
Herbert FE. Thayer
Dunmore Borough Days Doings Highlight Holiday Play
Cast of characters to perform in Mrs. Miller’s home on Sport Hill features students from borough schools. Funds raised aid book purchases for the school, with Professor FH Derman guiding the program including a Retrospection performance and many student roles across months and seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derman
Washington
Bovari
Lucretia Carrell
Mise Michel Swingle
Mitleroy Swingle
Jessie Cw
Mary Kelles
Bessie Thinks
Jock Pret
Mise
Amelia Kane
Eva Horn
Fadie Miller
Mattle Foster
Sitet Bani
Tad Wir
Snow
Chira Moneani
Sloe
Melen Mona
Evening Socials and Illnesses Reported Local Notes
A group gathered at Capone avenue for dancing and socializing with several residents mentioned. Ilnesses include paralysis affecting Olver of Honesdale street and pneumonia placing Mrs Wagstaff of Washington avenue in critical condition. No preaching at Asbury church due to the pastor's conference. Tiny Yates of Erie hosted on Forderson avenue while Minn Lilhen dJurisch visits Lackawasen relatives. Fruit Scraps flavors noted at Manners' Harmacy on Green Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Forderson Avenue Friends
Asbury Church
Manten
Lackawasen
Minn Lilhen dJurisch
Spring Section Begins at Miymouth Presbyterian Church
The spring session of the Loackawane ha Presbytery starts tonight at Miymouth Presbyterian Church. The concluding session will be held Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loackawaneha
Presbyterian Church
Miymouth
Webster Literary and Debating Society Holds Friday Meeting
The Webster Literary and Debating society met Friday evening at Thomas Evans's home on Hawk Street. Heuben Staples was initiated, and a tenur s program was given. William Los sketched leading meters. Thomas Vines recited. General Miles biography was read by Walter Evans. The next meeting is Friday evening April 21 at Dugene HH Fellows's home at South Main Avenue and Washburn Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Literary and Debating Society
Wit
Thomas Evans
Hawk Street
Heuben Staples
William Los
Thomas Vines
Gener
Miles Biogrphy
Walter Evans
Dugene HH
Fellows
South Main Avenue
Washburn Street
Fire destroys home of Mrs Millet on Sport Hill
Fire last night around 4 in the morning consumed the residence of Mrs Millet at Sport Hill. The cause is unknown as she was away at the time visiting Serapion. The alarm was raised but there was no water amp0t. volunteers from the Anthracite Fire Company formed a bucket brigade and helped save neighboring buildings.
Arrests and meetings noted in local notices and misread reports
James Millmoore was brought before a judge after an arrest by Officer Bulger and faced a ten day county jail term. Reports recount other incidents and social club meetings including Co operative Society, Young People's Friendly Circle, Twentieth Century Dancing class, and church events. Local residents from Chestnut Street, Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad workers, and families like Mrs Spencer and Miss Ludwig are mentioned among visitors and returnees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Millmoore
Omlcer Bulger
Durgess Powell
Alwast Millmore
Chestnut Street
Ofcer Bulger
Grey Bidwell
MU Steel
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Bidwell
Co-operative Society, Limited
North
Makely Street
Orlowk
Mark
Dee
Elias
Washington
Fried
Epens
Carbondale
Tou Wood
Eirect
Duryea
Debate at Hipple division Sons of Temperance meeting
A Saturday evening Hipple division meeting debated the resolution That Hattie to score destructive than war. The program included remarks by William Harris John Thomas Thom Edwarde Thomas David Hopkins and William Thivis. The judges ruled for the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Temperance
Hattie
Ratile
William HH. Harris
John W. Thomas
Thom J. Edwarde Thomas Line
David Hopkins
William Thivis
Community notices and funeral services update
The Plymouth church members will meet this evening to discuss appointing a poster. Funeral services are planned for Mrs George Bnow tomorrow at the residence 2 o clock then moved to Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church for additional rites at 8 oclock. Viewing time is at the house. Ladies of fire companies gather at Columbian Hall this evening for next month’s fair planning. The funeral of Mrs John Cawley is today at 12 from 12 Price Street with interment at Catedral Cemetery. The funeral of Mrs David W Davis is tomorrow afternoon at 122 North Rebecca Avenue conducted by Rev Wapkine. Scranton Railway Co reports completion of track relaying on North Main between West Linen and Lafayette, with a call made yesterday. The improvement is very noticeable.
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Plymouth
Oneregationa
George Bnow
North Premisey Avenue
Simpson Methoriiet
Columbian Hoss House
Lnte
John Cawley
Welock
Price Street
Catedral
David W. Davis
North
Rebecca Avenue
Scranton Hallway Company
North Main Avenue
West Linen
Lafayette Streets
Local residents file petition amid street names misread
Fragmentary OCR lists residents and addresses on Tachadm Street and Lackawanna Avenue with scattered names and places as a petition is mentioned. Details are unclear due to garbled text and partial lines.
Forty Fourth Birthday Celebration at Robinson residence
The event marked Mr. Robinson’s forty four years with a quiet gathering at his home at the corner of Washington Avenue and Marion Street. Neighbors and friends including Carl Laren g Victor Koch Peter Zeigler Emil Webbel Dr J Wohlan Frank Thobling and others joined in the elegant spread and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoourrnay
Tielisseon
Howtos
Washington
Neenay and
Marlonalveet
Robinson
Natal
Mr. Robinson
Carl Lareng
Victor Koch
Peter Zeigler
Emil Webbel
J. Wohlan
Frank Thobling
J. Fish
Famit Shimpfl
August Robinson
Conrad Schroeder
David Pehtohard
Willams Craie
Pop. Guneter
Surprise Birthday Party For Mina Tillian Dtwouks
A surprise party was held at Mina Tillian Dtwouks home on Boule vard avenue Saturday evening to celebrate her birthday. The event featured guests including Minnie Peele Pauling Keat and Gov. Onhbe, with guests from nearby towns and several local families attending the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Tillian
Boulevard Avenue
Ghittiee Hdiki
Tatter Petites
Sored
T. W. Fontten
Alhord Kollaw
Weeiey Feliw
Pitph Syewden
Gov. Onhbe
Cleostod
Shifena
Coogee
East Markeb
Ind
Pont Finan
Marlentated
Monysdtals
Pony
Worrleiburg
Ay Bony
Myer
Martha Pattee
Nt Ulma
Capwell
Wromingavon
Adame Avenue
Mire Hoon
Haprett
Lonceberd
Ape the
Genedie
Ale
Mra
WG. Gates
Capo Pron Uo
Alie
Phomeni
Capouny
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North Scranton
Kate
Uneeda
Dufours
George W. Jenkins
Guntral News Notes
Chamberlain
Worcester
W. A. Stroud
Popomake
Matthews
Globe Warehouse
Han
West
Scranton
E. A. Boyl
Michigan
Plymouth Church
D. D. Hopkins
Salvation Army
VRP
THE
Tuner Funerals
Yeatmrmay
Kemp
Pep
Wes
Patrick Daweny
West Winsted, Conn
Mins Geni Desain
Young Propleys
Bali
Dunmore Borough
Green Ridge
Lackawanna Presbytery
Lyceum Theatre
Reis & Burgunder
Lessess
H. & Long
Maneyer
King’s and His
John Philip Sousa
Maude Reese Davies
Dorothy Hoyle
Tne
Artor
WM. H. Crane
Puccorn
WM. H. West
Ant
Soo Prices—S
Katherine Rober
Robby
Watiner
Pik
Hitti
Thovin
Tachadm Street
Hay
Collings & Hittin
Lackawanna Avenue
Cluthfea, Me
Mra Whram SN
Chase Il
Pintetun Wintield & Pellaws
Bunciy
Towth Stitvet
Franck Beavers
South Hyde Mark Avenue
Ariane Ciy
Seeley
Little Egypt
BIG Burlesquers
Rose Svdetl
London
Karina
Munyon
Munger
Farih
Arehat
Phila
Carden Tools
Aes Dees
Washington Ave
Mears Building
Beranten and
Wilkesture
General Office
Albany Dentsts
DR. Hill & Son
Seranton
Beran
Rite
Albany
Fist National Bank
Florey & Brooks
Chio
Court House
Dr. Peal
Peel
Sane Si
Peal Mosigiae Lo
Cleveland
Gale
John H. Phelps
Comproming Avenue
Seruce Stroat
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