Susquehanna thieves shot during yard brass theft incident
Susquehanna yard workers pursued two thieves stealing brass from a box. A shots were fired by Joseph Maginnis who was in a van, wounding one man who was taken to a hospital. The wounded suspect, part of a gang linked to junk dealers, faces a hearing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Joseph Maginnis
Schairimann
South Street
Binghamtone
Binghamton
Dh. Medway “Maslow
Oakland Congregational Carnet Oon
Willi Tao
Lanesboro
Montrose News Roundup Includes Supper Dance and Accidents
Montrose reports include the Odd Fellows annual supper with a menu by Hotchkiss and a musical program, about eighty present. S. Bruce Chase studied here on Naturality. U S Express agent E M Pope injured at the L and M depot but recovering. Local figures attend events in town and nearby areas.
Forest City council to discuss borough building site
Forest City officials plan a special session Wednesday to choose a location for the proposed borough hall. The council may move from the Dundaff street lot amid opposition and consider purchasing a Main street site. Daughters of Naomi lodge to be instituted in Boranton, 35 names on charter. The Forest City band will hold fundraisers May 2, 8, and 4, as residents enjoy a country ride. County commissioner Tingley was in town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Board of Trade
Dundaff Street
Main Street
Odd Fellows
Daughters of Naomi
Boranton
Frederick Straub
Green Ridge
Thureday
Tingley
Local notices from Springville edges of industry and health
Lathrop and West expand with showcases and stock of baked goods. A O Hendershot visits Philadelphia to see his hospitalized son Willie. Eva Woodhouse has been ill for weeks. Thomas mill repairs include new holler flues. John Underhill adds a tree and a quarry derrick. Stone business grows this year. May 6 sale by O Culver offers wallpaper and borders by the roll at cash prices. Stuart Thiley’s farmhouse near ready for tenant with five workers. J A Strickland’s has two measles cases in the family. Mrs Truman Fike very ill with measles and near death. Town considers proper Fourth of July celebration. farmers shift milk to local station at about two cents per quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
John Underhill
Culver
Stuart Thiley
J. A. Strickland
Truman Fike
Strickland Hill Way
Rip Van Winkle Play to Close Honesdale Season
The opera house program on May 2 features Rip Van Winkle by Thomas Jefferson and company with Thomas Jefferson in the Hip role. Advance seat sales are strong as Crand jury court prepares the May calendar and funeral services are planned for Eugene Dorflinger in White Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wood
St. Louis
S. B. Wood
Third Street
Thomas Jefferson
Opera House
Hip
Joseph Jefferson
Albert W. Blandin
Henry Blandin
Maple Avenue
John Jenkins
Dyberry Avenue
Eugene Dorflinger
White Mills
White Mills Catholic
Honesdale
Crand
Hollisterville Patriot William Hollister Rites and Death
Special to the Servanton Tribune Hollisterville April 23 William A Hollister aged 72 died at his home April 25 after months of illness He was a lifelong resident of the town and funeral services were held at the M P church at 2 PM Interment in Hollisterville cemetery Pallbearers named Six local men Funeral mourners from nearby towns and relatives express deep sympathy Also mentions various ill residents and social notes from the community.
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Sharch
Isk
Hollisterville
J. T. Mott
Philander Moon
Miser Fessenden
D. K. Watrous
John van Sickle
KE. Maddox
A. J. Wets
Hamlinton
J. P. Hollister
Pockville
Ko, Hollister
Beranton
Della Hollister
Hino
A. G. Trollister
John McFaarland
Albert van Gorder
Charles van Gorder
Scranton
George Hamlin
Vina Cioff
Brooklyn
N. Y
F. B. Mitchell
Olyphant
George Fesenden
Rev. & McVey
Homer Fessenden
Howard Moore
John Wilcox
Noxoy
Alton Black
Maplewood
Willian Cook
W. KK. Beek
Local Notices of Visits and Family News Across Town
Moscow residents Grace Hemmier Spaulding and families from Scranton and Hamilton, along with others, are listed visiting relatives and returning from trips in this town. Names include A G Hollister, A J West, Lida and Vida West, Lillian Hawk, Fred Brown, and Maggie Thompson among numerous callers and homecomings.
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Grace
Moscow
Wereenter County
A. G. Hollister
Me. Hemmier
A. C. Spaulding
Tome
Bradford County
Mra
M. d. Mitchell
Tra
Rule
Scranton
Charles A. Wiley
Charles A. Wiley and Son
Malley van Gorier
Kizer
Albert van Gorder
A. J. West
Lida
Vida
Haimlinton
PP. Hollister
Deasie
Leo
Gerald
Peekville
E. E. Holister
Gon
Charles
Lillian Hawk
Floyd
Edna
Dunmore
Daniel 7. Clouse
Meecow
Dr. Mitchell
Maggie Thompson
Jernya
Brooklyn Religious and School Events Highlight Evening
A Brooklyn audience enjoyed readings solos and recitations at a Unitarian YPBCW devotional meeting while no sermon occurred due to the pastor's illness. Rev Floyd led Methodist Episcopal quarterly services. Local students in Brooklyn graded school and junior events received honors and thanks from teachers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Universalist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Floyd
Burton Sage
Waverly
Karl Ainey
Roy Shadduck
Keystone Academy
Brooklyn Graded School
George H. Terry
Ernest King
Philippines
United States Army
Presbyterian Church
Louis Tier
Josie Gere
Mabel Tiffany
Sadie Rosengrant
Jessie Miller
Th Cohen
Lillian Chamberlain
Montrose
Mollie Tracy Weston
Local notices from Tunkhannock April visitors and residents
Tunkhannock records guests and departures including Mrs Esser hosting in Plainfield and Mrs Albert Townsend in Faectoryville. Archie Betts visited from Binghamton, Dr A H Mulholland journeys to Lake Carey, Tracey Phinney family move to Washington, Harry Sickler of Scranton visits, HW S Harding hosts friends, Frank W Wheaton Wilkes-Barre visits, Attorney Kinner attends Mrs Fannie Keeler funeral in Towanda, Pierce Comstock leaves for the West, Sicklers from Binghamton visit Mastaloga with daughter Mrs Ruel Hillings.
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Tunkhannock
Esser
Plainfield
N. J
Albert
Townsend
Faectoryville
Archie Betts
Binghamton
N. Y
A. E. Betts
Second
A. H. Mulholland
Pittston
Lake Carey
Smith Kinner
Fannie Keeler
Towanda
Pierce Comstock
Louis Comstock
Wyoming House
West
Mon- Sami
Sickler
N.Y
Ruel B. Hillings
Mastaloga Street
Township Commissioners Push Rapprochement Amid Borough Fears
Duane Mills takes a job at Jonas Long's Sons in Seran Mr and Mrs Frank Lane visit Scranton on Monday. The Welsh Congregational Church choir of Dunmore plans a grand entertainment Thursday evening at the Brick Church, as announced by local church officials.
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Fo Rappaese
Duane Mills
Jonas Long
Seranton
Frank Lane
Scranton
Welsh Congregational Church
Dunmore
Briek
A Reliable Pile Cure Promoted by Dr Wharton
A Pyramid Pile Cure claim touts safety and convenience, says Physicians prefer it over surgery, and notes no minerals opium or cocaine. It is sold by druggists for 50 cents to one dollar and includes a free booklet on piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Pytuiwid
Marshal Mich
It Will Be One of the Greatest Successes of the Season
A bold forecast cites a standout campaign as a potential season highlight. Key figures and teams are anticipated to deliver exceptional performances, drawing attention from fans and local stakeholders.
Hallstead News Mixed with Local Updates and Sports
Hallstead hosts a school convention with about 200 delegates at the First Baptist church. Great Bend defeated by Chater factory employees in a 4 to 1 baseball game. A new telephone line planned to connect Hallstead with New Milford and other towns. Lee Brothers' circus arrives Thursday with William Gruslin touring. Slater Lamb and Charles Austin sent to Lackawanna division. Effort to stop westbound trains for Binghamton passengers. Miss Ella Du Boles returns home after wintering in New Paris New York. Reed and family back from southern states. Rueben Howard paints his home. Edward Harms, factory shipping clerk, visited Brandt. Melvin Crandall adds to his house. Henry Tulimaedee among three taking industrial bow. Mr. Nolan named general yardmaster, assistant retained. new clerk hired. Thomas Leahy badly burned on engine. Warren Follett injured by steel sliver. Dr Merrel treats. Two new switches to be added at Lackawanna yard end. Mr and Mrs Bert Vogel relocate from Scranton, occupy Barnes house on Main Street.
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Odd Fellowship In
America
Red Jacket Lodge
Scranton
John T. Howe
R. Lilly
Cap
Erainime
May Rink
Bess Spencer
Suydam
Anna Bardsone
Spencer and
Watkins
Beatrice Taylor
Kiva Reynolds
Tlolfaie
Jennie Wail
Christy Matthews
Christy
New York
Ted
Othe Polo Grounds
Blanche Stark
Hite
Nottey
East Lemon
Rk Demperaince
Piret Baptist
D N. Lee
Methodist Episcopal
Theissavn
Chace Belle Carpenter
Mabel Beardsley Lindler
Fun Lucia Reynolds
Willian Folin Miler
Paul Mugene Sint
Envy Daniel Matthewson
Hes
Hitrmen
Jaceyville
Beech
Alford Knssitew
Buffilo
00. Munger
Mil
Pinon
Springville
Tomseria
Prank Burren
Stith Mont
Wilhae J. tHluore
PYM
Osterhrout
Wilbup
Hate
G. , Dodge
Laneshorn
The
Baptist Church
Hallstead
Bridgewater Baptist Association
Ile
William Ives
van Aiken
Ing
Nile Avenue
Miss Blish
Binghamton
Hogan Opera House
Alvin Joslin
I. ER. Thompson
Westfield Avenue
Oakland Side
Charles A. Millar
Alumet
Mieh
Sophia Ifill
Charles Ginnavan
West Main Street
Roy
Edward i. Reilly
Presbyterian Church
McKune Cemetery
Thomas TL. Russell
John V. Leary
Dickson Locomotive Shops
William Epiz
Susquehanna County Sunday Shool Association
Baptist Chorel
Hullstead
Oakland
Charles W. Bootts
Wilkes- Barre
Brushville Baptist Church
Susquehanna County
First Baptist Church
Great Bend Baseball Club
Chair Factory
Great Bend
Chater Factory
New Milford
Lee Brothers’ Circus
Wiliam Gruslin
More
Rueben Howard
Edward Harms
Char
Brandt
Melvin Crandall
Upper Pine Street
Henry Tulimaiedee
Chase Avenue
Nolan
Aleo
Thomas Leahy
Warren Follett
A. F. Merrel
Luckawatina
Bert Vogel
Barnes
Main Street
Theatrical Night At Bycean features Black Patti Singers
A large audience enjoyed a colorful program by the Black Patti company at the Academy of Music. Highlights included solo and ensemble numbers from operas and operettas, a lively park scene, and a varied olio with cake walk and monologue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Hoad
Black Patti
Pitinan
Spring Tonic Promises Nerve and Organ Rejuvenation
An old advertisement promotes Liehty's Celery Nerve Compound as a spring body cleanser. It claims to tone nerves blood kidneys and liver, boosting energy and health, sold by Mat thews Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Brothers
Baseball scores and umpires from Eastern League games
The record lists game venues in Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Pittsburgh and New York with battery pairs and umpires. It notes scores such as Washington 6 Cleveland 3 and Brooklyn 8 Chicago 9 and includes multiple umpire assignments and lineups for each site.
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Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Scranton Tribone
Misa Agnes Collina
Migs B. Connolly
Anthracite Social Club
Special Tao
the Scranton Tribune
Doctor Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Tam
Taki
Bertha Kheler
Benton Street
AL Tlouis
Dr. Pierce
Scranton Tribune
Vrooman Gardiner
Factoryville
S. Bruce Chase
Manstead
Odd Fellows of
Dre. C. Slussey
Hotchkiss
George Dr. Watrous
New York City
E.M. Pope
United States Express Company
Mr. Pope
Tie
M. J. Hannas
Jeremiah Stephens
Nicholson
Hoster
James P. Taylor
Word Denel
Little Meadows
Cireal Bend
Joel
Montrose Few
Village Hall
Kevi A. Warriner
St. Paul's Church
Maker
Friendsville
Register and Recorder
Bruce B. Rouffurmn
Joh Dowle
Tibet
Fligh Street
Will Connell
Inun
Lehigh Valley
South Montrose
Bayes
John G. Wilson
Suyve
Therge Battles
Shipman Place
Mrea
Mumford
Edith Swift
Catasauqua
Servanton Tribune
Oxford
McKay
Iaece Read
Oviends
Walter Burton
Slater Lamb
Charles Austin
Lackawanna
Ella du Boles
Hattle Bache
New Paris
John Rook
Academy
Chaviea Ft. Champlin Company
Academy of Muse
Charles KK
Champlin
Dria
Virginia
South
Tye
Viola Milen
Theater Republic
Palace of the King
Miss Allen
Palace of the
Mrason
Mien Ie
Palace of the Ring
Leven
Jefferson In
Rip van Winkle
Arill
Lynoun
Sie
4 County
Joseph Deflerson
Elton Pemiodal
Fowepl
Liniwell
Thomas Villagh
Deiterson
Tup van Winkie
Atrike Cloves
Peter F. Dailey
Leecuw
Hodge, Podge & Co
Peter Han
Weber & Field
Stellar Lights
Mir
George W. Nobart
Slaty
Sothern
Urceuin Theater
Hamlet
Philadelphia
Rooter
Lotoootohs
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
H. Milwaithe
Ooormoods
Ratterice-Hawley and
Leahy
Hoffer Ane Yeager
Uimpires
Manassau and
Sheridan
Chicago
Owens
Buelow
Patterson
Sullivan
Anpire-Connelly
National League
Pittsburg
Pittaburg
Hatterion Breitenstein
Sudhoff and Schrier
Leever and Connor
Duryea
Maladie
le Botan Aeesvyere
Dineen and Rittridge
McCann
Bieon Aid McGulgo
Colgan
A OM
Minoinnathoo
McPuilden Aid
Peirce
Hughes and Kling
Umalre
Bkovuestat
Montrcal
Providence
T. Syructar
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