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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1901

Page

6

West Scranton Good Fellows Assembly Chooses W Davis

Morgans Hall hosted a Royal Society of Good Fellows assembly with 32 initiates. Officers elected included Frank Tinkler and W W Devine with titles for secretary treasurer and lieutenant colonel, followed by a long list of named officers and duties.

Spreme Tonuty Herter Averitt William Lites Royal Society of Good Fellows Morgans’ Hall Choken Tindler W.W. Devise Jetrietot Tieok Sevitars Tremerer Stover Tinateut Gene Wee Me Wo Anderson Prelite Dredemn Luther Thom Stevens Gene Tres Bengal Moane Arthur Stivers Anne Pendamin Evita Pheophiodis Pittlips Orgie Inf Jarelt Pavis Meduival Heen Tari Thne Paiophioid Arcane

Elinor Kile Momdiy in Expiration of Engine Boiler

A damaged report notes an engine boiler failure at Throop leading to a requiem at St Patrick's Church. The ceremony was led by Theo and a local address Bloedy At the (utheria) semenors, with a list of mourners including Johe Thommas and Keny Jones among others.

James I Leckowa Elinor Momdiy Throop St. Tatrick’s Theo Utheria Brotherhood of Tac Motive Johe Thommas Hyron Slate Keny Jones Tinie Washes Churk Mitchell Martin Delaney

Arrest Warrant Challenge in North Bromley Case

Yesterday Jatin Beene from North Bromley avenue faced a warrant for arrest after he allegedly chased and restrained a man near Pettohone street. At last evening’s hearing the prosecutor failed to prove the accusation against the young man despite statements from Alderitun Moses.

Jatin Bromley Avenue Soho Pettohone Street Alderitun Moses

Judge Warns Keene After Unfounded Warrant

The court notes there was no case and no discharge of the defendant. It admonishes Mr. Keene to be more careful and ensure his case is solid before swearing out a warrant.

Miss Elizabeth Bennett’s Purse Missing in Butte City

Miss Elizabeth Bennett of Butte City Montana visiting Mr and Mrs Robert Harrix at 1211 Hampton Street. She rode the Durvel car from Penn Avenue to Hyde Park about 1215 PM and left the car at Hampton Street, losing her purse with cash receipts and valuables. A reward is offered for the return to 211 Hampton Street.

Elizabeth Bennett Butte City Montana Robert Harrix Hampton Street Bennett Central City Penn Avenue Hyde Park

Hampton Simpeon and Presbyterian excursion to Harvey’s Lake

A union trip involving Hampton Simpeon and Presbyterian churches drew about 500 people to Harvey’s Lake yesterday with fourteen collections. The First Welch Congregational and the West Market Street churches announce a joint excursion to Take Lodore on Thursday August 31 with preparations and facilities in place for a large crowd.

Hampton, Simpeon Harvey's Lake Weat Market Street Lodore Thesday

Modern West Side Bank Building Under Construction

The new P. OOS. of AL building by Allspaugh Bros. rises on the West Side, designed by Architect Jiartmany. It features two large display windows, a double door entry to a vestibule, Washington Tall marble, winding stairs, and flexible rooms across four floors including offices, reception, bathrooms, and storage, all finished in yellow pine and to be heated by stone.

P. Oos Beling Allspaugh Tros Jiartmany Lottom Washington Lot 38 Spindle Top Heights Manhattan Gushers Beatty No. 2 Beatty No Heywood No Hoge-Swarne Heywood 01 Company The International Exchange Bank Fl Paso Firet National Bank of Beaumont Citizens’ National Bank of Rosenberg Bank of Galveston

Augustus Foster Returns From Lake Henry Camping Trip

Augustus Foster of Mumpton Street, long an expert fisherman, has returned home after camping at Lake Henry for several days.

Augustus Foster Mumpton Street Lake Henry Mr. Foster

Remarkable sale grips entire Main Center Aisle

The description notes the whole Main Center Aisle is devoted to a single exceptional sale and every purchase is bundled together in one extensive grouping.

Fisherman Shares Five Pound Six Ounce Lake Frio Catfish

Mr. Foster brings home a large Lake Frio catfish weighing five pounds six ounces and measuring twenty three inches. He promises an engaging retelling of the catch to his friends.

Oriole Camping Club Heads to Harvey's Lake Camp

Arch Moses David Thomas Martin Early John Williame Thomas Thomas and Join Thomas left yesterday morning for a two week camp at Harvey's lake. The group will be known as the Oriole Camping club.

Arch Moses David Thomas Martin Early John Williame Thomas Thomas Thomas Harvey's Lake Oriole Camping Club

Community Notices and Local Errands Highlight Week

Residents on Rock Street and South Main avenue return from outings to Pan American Ocean Grove and Lake Winola. The Ladies’ Aid meets at Mrs Bryant’s home while Tabernacle church plans Nay Ave park service. West Side Driving Club departs for Speedway tees and Robert Morelia lodge holds an officer election.

William PD. Morgan Rock Street HK. J. Evans South Main Avenue Mies Pearl Hersey New York City Misses Fanning Hampton Street Jackson Street Fillmore Avyonue Acker Rathiste Harriet Lake Winola James Haywood Cigara Cho T. Palins William Johns Albert Lows Rimmer North Main Avenue Ladles’ Aid Society First Baptist Church Mis Jon Bryant Washburn Mullin Streets Tabernacle Congregational Church Nay Ave Park Missex Evans Ocean Grove Charles J. Oliver Roger Evans Wendell Ethel Niagara Park Canada John Cialisko Thomas Lake Sheridan Jennie Jones West Locust Street Rochester Montis Mabel Hancock Keynon Atrnet Levehon Nvins Aswell Court Slehtly Kidiapuneed Mame Monahan Shenandoul Stratford Avenue Harry Thives South Redwoun Avenue William Wright Mars Covington John Willaims North Maine West Side Tvs Horning O'Eclick Robert Morelia Lodge

Remains of Ghores Welnes Lain In Minnehke Cemetery

The remains of Ghores Welnes were consigned to funeral watch at Minnehke cemetery yesterday afternoon. The bereaved home on Pig street hosted honors before the funeral. The pink casket was viewed by many mourners as veterans and workers attended. Rev W A North of Hickory Street Presbyterian conducted services at the house and preached a funeral homily. Pall bearers included members of the Sons of Veterans and the Iron Workers.

Minnehke Pig Street Teicha Iran Workere W. A. North Hickory Street Presbwiertin Hieserman Salve Chick Counory Sona of Veterninme Ren Workers Martha Jerman Clark Joseph Wigtey Summit Avenue North Scrvanton W. N. Clark Clark Lime Mit Elias Edwards Forest Chis T. Guyne Cayuga Street Joseph Wigley

One-Month-Old Dies. Funeral Set at Forest Hill

The one month old child of Mr and Mire Henry Sivder of Moltke Avenue died Tuesday. Funeral planned this afternoon at 2 oclock with interment in Forest Hill Cemetery. Archie and Warrie Fenne of Wilbur Street left for a few weeks at Mount Pocono. Scranton Saengerbund outing to Baldner Park on Sunday August 4. Mrs Within Kornacher and children back from Lake Ariel. Modern Woodmen of America to meet this evening at Hartman's Hall. Attorney Thomas Handley left yesterday for Pan-American Great Lakes and Canada.

Mire Henry Sivder Moltke Avenue Forest Hill Archie Warrie Fenne Wilbur Flreet Mare Mount Poconea Scranton Saengerbund Baldner's Park Within Kornacher Lake Ariel Lackawanna

Fatal Injuries Crushed by Engine at Lackawanna Pit

William Watkins of Wilkes-Barre employed at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western round house suffered fatal injuries Thursday afternoon when engine No 26 collapsed its supports in the pit. He died Friday night at Moses Taylor hospital after his legs were crushed. He lived with his mother at 2 Olive Street and was unmarried.

William Watkins Lackawanna Wilkes-Barre Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company Round House Moses Taylor Hospital Watkins Olive Street

Scranton Reader Highlights Kidney Pills Testimonial

A Scranton reader echoes a testimonial from Hyde Park praising Douri's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Sarah Farrell credits the remedy with restoring health after six years of kidney trouble and weakness. The ad notes pills sell for 10 cents per box, with Matthews Bros. Drug Store and Foster Mitchell Co. as agents.

Scranton Papera Options Daily Maine Montana Sarah Farrell Price Street Hyde Park Auye Douri Down Matthews Bros Trice Fosters Mithburn Buffalo UnitedStates

Cave-in opens thirty five foot hole in North Scranton street area

A cave-in at the Lergett's Creek Diamond vein under abandoned workings near Pond and Depot streets created a 35 foot diameter hole. It started at 10 20 am and settled to 4 30 pm, likely due to weakened supports from pillar robbing, breaching nearby property and sewer mains by Thomas Deaele's fence line.

Pond Street Depot Street North Scranton Lergett's Creek North Main Avenue Providence Depot Delaware and Hudson Nallroad Company Kivity Way Thomas Deaele

Local notices and social events report from Legertia Street

Residents return from Kingston visit and Lake Winola trip. Mary Lewis head of Sunday school plans a lawn social and ice cream festival at Mrs. Conwell home on North Main Avenue. Alderman Myers hears disorderly conduct cases involving the Bushwells and O Haras. Court Street Methodist Episcopal church hosts ice cream and cake social Friday night.

Squire Nicholas O'Hara Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church

Community notices and social events at Green Ridge

Residents plan visits and travels in Freeland and nearby towns along the upper Delaware. Local families from Melcvt and Sanderson avenues prepare August trips and summer gatherings, with ice cream social and literary entertainment at Green Ridge, featuring Misses Hull and Proine and Professor Walkinshaw in Cheriet’s church program.

Mike Drvianla Philling Freeland Melcvt Mhifesor Willian Solin Marlostildet Delaware River Rowton Wnd Hwow Taylor and Children Capoist Avenue Naragane Netthier Curry Duneon Avenue Mr. Brady Honesdale Florence Mable Goodwin New York City Green Ridge Grane Ward Motiney, Avenue Gren Ridge Mim Co Cane Mee Williams Bond Mies Ladies’ Aid Society Cheriet's Church Retory Cirwen Ridge Street Washington Avenue Profesor Walkinshaw Hull Proine Puree Tickota

Buffalo Telegram Report of Fatality Message

Western Union telegram received reports a death near Buffalo involving Mrs. Eilis but messengers could not locate her at the time. Message details indicate a fatal accident and a call for allocating time for Mrs. Eilis to respond.

Woeatern Union Huffalo BN. Vue Mra Eilis Borantom Wilie Buffalo Anweer Bheaty William ¢ Butler Cuprayen Western Union Dunngrenal

Dunmore Miners Walk Out Over Driver Pay Shortage

Murray's mines halt operations after a union meeting last night to air grievances over alleged pay shortfalls for drivers Melily and Manley. drivers Nat the toatter Wan arid and the boy returned to work, but the two workers were dismissed after the meeting. Mine Foreman Gibbons was unavailable for comment.

Murray Melily Manley Nat Tien Oye Gibbons Tribune

Local Notes On Town Residents And Events

Mee Whitman of Moosic visits friends in town. John Hrink of the Exchange hotel plans a summer at Me Mood caring for guests. Clarence dacheon of Drinker Street attends Were. Mrs Hiram Blackmore of Wardetioet attended. Siard Mee and William Tobinson suffer from cholera infantum. Harry Ney led a prayer meeting at the Presbyterian church. The fire at Nae was repaired and is now in working order.

Whitman Moosic John Hrink Exchange Hotel Sumer Guetta Mia Clarence Dacheon Ateset Hiram Blackmore Wardetioet Siard William Tobinson Harry Ney Fereloe Wolkita

Local Notices from Pittston and Surrounding Areas

Park Place and Court Street residents publish social updates from Pittston. Bertha Ettstrop plans visiting friends in Strowdsnhring while Bertha Preston visits her sister in Contercort. Mike Noble Tuttle heads to Nini for a department-store event. Wren and companions return from Curwindite for Mrs Wren’s benefit. Arlee Sidler and wife return from a three week Hyde Park visit.

Hey CL Lyn Court Street Pittston Wromnie Misa Bertha Ettstrop Miamond Avenue Stirowdshring Mise Bertha Preston Contercort Mo. Ruddy Laniastre Mike Noble Tuttle Diarid

Obituary Fragments From Scranton Slate

Obituary notices report the death of John T. McDonough at his mother's home from heart trouble aged young. He leaves his mother and siblings and was a respected newspaper man with ties to St Peter's and Knights of Columbus. Funeral plans to be arranged by St Peter's elegy service. Also notices for Mrs Martha Jerman Clark and Honora Kelly with funeral details and family connections. William Hughes dies suddenly at home. Margaret Graham, eight, dies. multiple services and interments listed for local cemeteries.

John T. McDonough Catherine McDonough Fourth Avenue Tie Iie Sarah Kate Bina McDonough Peter William McDonough South Scraton Limes St. Peter's William Hughes Lugerne WM. Hughes Mr. Hughes Mire Margaret J. Davies Margaret Helen Mra.ui Taylor Richard Davies G. Thomas Carbondale

Man Hurt After Terrific Fall in Lackawanna Strike Incident

J R Heave of Washburn Street with the Lackawanna Telephone company sustained a serious injury after a severe fall from a pole Monday. Reports say he wavered and was observed bleeding and in distress for a short period yesterday before aid arrived.

J. R. Heave Washburn Street Lackawanna Telephone Company Iine Ierry

Jonas Long's Sons Store News August Feature

August is welcomed as a forerunner of fall with The Big Store expanding as a daily trading center. The store pledges constant readiness to serve with the best offerings across all days and urges daily attention to August news.

Carpet and Rug Deals for Fall Bargains in Store

The store advertises carpets rugs and mattings with low season prices. It lists 35¢ 30¢ grade mattings, remnant pieces up to 20 yards, Wilton and Beauvais rugs from 2.98 and 2.60, Rex and Smyrna mats. fall goods arrival prompts big reductions on short lengths and discontinued assortments. Also promotes trunks suit cases and hand bags with special prices and optional name embossing service.

Wilton Beauvais Rex Smyrna

Notable Illness Leaves Speaker in Shock

The speaker described a first shock that caused imbalance and a fall. He then entered a stupor and had not regained alertness at the time of writing.

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