McAnulty to pay at Archbald Hyde Park collieries
Delaware Lackawanna and Western company will pay its employees at the Archbald and Hyde Park collieries. The fourth anniversary of Charles Dunn's conversion will be celebrated tonight at the Rescue Mission with public services and refreshments after. In the estate of John Nolan Boranton letters of administration were granted to widow Annie Nolan, and in Patrick J. Lynott's estate Dunmore letters were granted to Kate Lynott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Itis
Archbald
Hyde Park
Martineville
Harper's Weekly
Leslies
Charles Dunn
John Nolan
Boranton
Annie Nolan
Patrick J. Lynott
Dunmore
Kate Lynott
Where is Michael Campbell missing youth inquiry
Police asked to help find Michael Campbell 17 of Copouse avenue. He left home with Albert Hagen on a hiking trip two weeks ago. Hagen returned alone days later, saying they rode a train toward home at Syracuse. Campbell’s mother fears injury or deception and seeks police to resolve the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Campbell
Copouse Avenue
Albert Hagen
Haugen
Campbell
Syracuse
Hagen
Certificates Ready For Entering High School Students
Superintendent George Howell prepared certificates for 46 youths eligible to enter high school this September. They will be divided this morning among graduates from grammar A grades in city preparatory schools. Special Niagara excursion offers low railroad rates from Pennsylvania points with a five day ticket, Lehigh Valley line. One excursion train departs at 1:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howell
Niagara Parts
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania
Niagara Falls
Sevaniga
We Still Operate At The Same Stand For Twenty Two Years
We are still doing business at the same old stand where we have been for twenty two years past and most respectfully solicit the patronage of the public as heretofore in awnings tents flags and all kinds of society goods and decorations by H. J. Fuhrman & Bro.
Two Sermons by Rev. Davenport at Elim Park Church
Rev. Mr. Davenport of Yonkers preached two bright discourses at Elim Park church. Morning text from Philippians 1 21 contrasted living Christ with liberty without organization and urged organization with liberty. The report notes other pastors and services across several local churches and concludes with farewell for Rev. M. H. Mille and movement of Rev. Mills to St. Johnsburg.
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Htev
F. M. Davenport
Yonkers
N. Y
Elim Park Church
Phillippines
Christ
Paul
Matthew
Thermas
Jesus Christ
Christina
Gustavus Adolophus
Sweden
Sermon at Green Ridge Church Draws Many
Rev Dr Chambers of Calvary Presbyterian New York preaches morning and evening from Acts 1 25 urging focus on personal destiny over education and training. Unusually large audience despite vacation month as fourteen male voices from Elm Park and Green Ridge enhance music led by Miss Christine McMillan Kansas City at the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Dr. Chambers
Calvary Presbyterian Church of
New York
Judas
Chambers
Mise Salome Becker
G. F. Whittemore
Elm Park
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Green Ridge
Messia Warnke
Conrad, Caswell, Powell
C. A. Whittemore
F. A. Beidleman
H. H. Beidjeman
Gruener
Roberts
Haverling
Mong
Kilpatrick
Christine McMillan
Kansas City
Convention reports made in Simpson M E Church
International delegates report on the Toronto international convention at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church last evening. The Epworth league event featured talks by Miss May Jones Miss Margaret Crawford and Miss Rachel Jones with music by the choir and quartet led by William Long and Miss Anna Hickes. A telegram from President McKinley was read and a large embossed league pledge was presented for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson M. E
Simpson
Epworth League
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Wis
League
United States
St. Andrew
Clarke
Toronto
Canada
J. B. Sweet
May Jones
Margaret Crawford
McKinley
Anna Hickes
William Long
Rachel Jones
William Stanton
William Allen
Reverend Willam H H Swift Preached at First Presbyterian
Rev Willam H H Swift of Honesdale preached at both morning and evening services at the First Presbyterian church yesterday. Communion was administered at the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam HH. Swift
Honesdale
First Presbyterian Church
Henry Elden Dies of Heart Failure at Weston Mill
Henry Elden 32, night engineer at Weston Mill, collapsed in the engine room from heart failure on Saturday morning after reporting for duty. He was conscious earlier, died en route to Lackawanna hospital. Survived by a wife and six children. Coroner Longstreet censured no inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Elden
Weston Mill
Elden
Iate
Orval Knowack
Biden
Everhart
Lackawanna Hospital
Millar
Stone Avenue
Longstreet
Delong Runs Amuck In City And Ends In Jail
A St Louis man named DeLong caused disturbances in several locations on Saturday. He attempted to take over the Windsor hotel and was ejected. At J D Clark’s cigar store on Penn avenue he demanded tobacco and a pipe, and was restrained by the proprietor. Patrolman Parry arrested him and Mayor Bailey sentenced DeLong to thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLong
St. Louis
Windsor Hotel
J. D. Clark
Penn Avenue
Parry
Boy Jerome J. Scott, 12, Disappears After Leaving Home
Jerome J. Scott left his parents home at 718 Hemlock Street last Thursday with a bicycle and a veil or veillike item. He planned to visit a relative then sell the Buffalo Bill parade route in the city. Police suspect he may have discarded his bicycle and followed the parade. He has dark hair and eyes and wore a brown coat and knee breeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome J. Scott
Hemlock Street
Jerome
Lovers Battle Turns Court Case Over Assault Charge
Thomas Morgan and Nellie Williams once friends grew quarrelsome until Nellie had Morgan arrested for assault and battery. At Alderman Howe on Saturday the true events emerged and Morgan’s warey was secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morgan
Nellie Williams
Nellie
Thomas
Alderman Howe
Morgans
Allrood Posts Bail for Assault Charge at Court
Alderman Howe Saturday saw Benjamin Allrood enter bail of 300 to answer at court on an assault and battery charge filed by Louisa Harmer. The notice also directs no change of cars on the Db. L. & W. and Nickel Plate routes between stations and Cleveland Fort Wayne and Chicago with lowest rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Howe
Benjamin Allrood
Louisa Harmer
Station
Cleveland
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Nickel Plate
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Lebanon Couple Ad
Inlammatory Rheumatism cured in Morton L Hil of Lebanon Ind says his wife suffered in every muscle and joint, was bedridden six weeks with eight doctors, then found relief after MYS TIS CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. she stood and walked in three days, life saved. Bold by Carl Loreng, druggist, 415 Lackiawanna arte nue, Beranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton L. Hil
Lebanon
Ind
Carl Loreng
Lackiawanna Arte Nue
Beranton
Dunmore Girl Drowned In Roaring Brook After Slipping On Wet Rock
Litthe Hannah Blanch nine, daughter of Anthony Blanch of 116 Wicom Street, Dunmore, drowned in Roaring Brook near her grandmother Mrs Ginley’s home while playing with neighbors. She slipped from a wet rock into a four foot deep pool as companions cried for help. efforts at resuscitation by Dr George Brown failed. Coroner Longstreet to investigate. a similar drowning occurred nearby just days earlier.
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Litthe
Hannah Blanch
Dunmore
Roaring Rock
Gage
Blanch
Anthony Blanch
Wicom Street
Ginley
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Bunker Hui
Roaring Brook
Pennsylvania Coal Company
H Ier
J. J. Ginley
George Brown
Moscow Young Man Fatally Injured On Freight Yard Fall
Thomas Moore of Moscow was thrown from a freight train in the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western yard. He suffered a scalp wound and severe back injury. Taken to Moses Taylor hospital, doctors could not yet determine spine damage. paralysis in his legs suggests a serious spinal injury and possible fatal outcome.
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Thomas Moore
Moscow
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Moore
Moses Taylor Hospital
Excursion of the Elks at Lake Ariel Thursday
Elks plan a Lake Ariel excursion with contests including fat man's race, sack race, boys' race, and tug of war. Prizes donated by Connolly & Wallace, A Dunn, J T Cohen, W J Weichel, A Rose and JB Moses. A reception committee is appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ariel
Elks
Connolly & Wallace
A. Dunn
Jin
W. J. Weichel
A. Rose
JB. Moses
Elke excursion draws record crowds this Thursday
TheElke excursion is invariably one of the largest of the year and Thursdays will be no exception. A long list of names including P. P. Smith Hon F. W. Gunster Hon H. M. Edwards Hon M. BE McDonald Hon A. T. Connell Hon John P. Kelly Hon M. F. Sando ex Sheriff Charles Robinson Samuel Sumter 8. Goldsmith ex Sheriff John J. Fahey Joseph Levy FR J. Murray D. J. Reedy August Robinson Dr P. FP. Gunster Dr John O'Malley Livy Richard RK M. Scranton Clarence EK Pryor Albert Zenke Mowes Brown Dy John Burnett Juline Traugott T. C. Melvin John H. Ladwige M. H. Higgins Albert Rose P. O'Malley M. C. Smith John J. Loftus Isaace Brown J RB. Coho John M. Harris M. J. Cadden John Benore Victor Koch C ID. Weeman M. J. Horan John J. Loftus EB 0. Lynett K.P. Mucklow A. M. Renshaw M.C. Smith John Schaefer Simon Lauer Charles Schadt District Attorney John RK Jener Colonel F. J. Filasimmons William Mahon C. J. Welchel J%. Moees John Barnes Frank Silliman Jr Mar vey Long John Reese John J. Brown Emil Weichel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Smith
F. W. Gunster
H. M. Edwards
M. BE
McDonald
A. T. Connell
John P. Kelly
M. F. Sando
Charles Robinson
Samuel Sumter
Refunding Fare Suit Faces Scranton Railway
Attorney Nathan Vidaver sues Scranton Railway to recover twenty cents after a trolley ride Friday night. He paid fares for four, then the car could not move due to flooded Carbon street. Vidaver demanded a refund. conductor refused. The case was heard before Alder man Fuller on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Vidaver
Scranton Railway Company
Central City
Carbon Street
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna Avenue
Vidaver
First Lackawanna bar exam yields four passes four fails
The initial final examination under the new standards for admission to practice in Lackawanna resulted in four passes and four fails. The board, E C Newcomb John M Harris and R A Zimmerman, conducted a rigorous written test. about half failed. Examiners currently receive no pay, though judges may advocate compensation. Some counties already compensate examiners via masters of chancery or similar methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Bar
E. C. Newcomb
John M. Harris
R. A. Zimmerman
New Terminus at Green Ridge Sets Sanderson as End
Cars on the Green Ridge Suburban Line now run only to Sanderson Avenue. Previously service extended about a block and a half west of Sanderson, nearly to the Delaware and Hudson Canal tracks. After the terminus order, tracks west of Sanderson were torn up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Sanderson Avenue
Dela Ware and Hudson Canal Company
Funeral for Joseph Miller Today at St Mary's Church
The funeral for Joseph Miller will be held this morning at 10 o'clock from his home at 308 Penn Avenue. A requiem mass will follow at St Mary's German Catholic Church on South Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Miller
Penn Avenue
St. Mary's German Catholic Church
South Bide
China Mall offers affordable semi vitreous china sets
A local advert promotes toilet sets in the China Mall selection. The copy highlights low prices and new decorative semivitreous china that will not craze. Buyers can choose a complete set with various pieces including a lattice pitcher, small pitcher, brush vine, and covered chamber and cabinet pieces.
Better Selling Facilities Spark August Price Cuts
A growing business announces major upgrades to its store and a determined August price cutting campaign. The plan promises better facilities and prices that cannot be resisted, signaling improved service and stronger retail appeal.
Gold Watches and Jewelry Sale Listed at Deep Discounts
A sale advertisement touts gold filled watches by Keystone and Elgin with 15 year warrantees, prices down from 15 to 17 dollars to 10.90, some as low as 3.90 to move stock. Also offered are solid gold stone rings and 14K gold pens with cases, originally priced around two dollars, now featured in limited weekly sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Deaths and funeral notices from July events in multiple towns
Notices report the July 3 1807 death of Mrs Anna Hunt of Carbondale at her daughter Katharine Fox’s home on South Main Street with Monday funeral and Archhard interment. Also listed is Mery Sweeney of Scranton widow of Michiel Sweenay at 22 Crown Avenue with Monday services and Hyde Park Catholic cemetery burial. A mass at St Peter's cathedral is noted with a 40 o'clock start and Durlal planned in Hyde Park cemetery.
Damask Table Ad Sparks Local Business Sale
A fragmentary OCR notice hints at an upcoming sale of a Damask table or related furniture item priced around 35 cents. Details are unclear but the item appears linked to a local business or auction event.
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Spruce Street
City Notes
Alfred Hagen
Howell
J. Fuhrman & Bro
Eos Plants
Scranton
MR. Davenport
Elm Park Church
Liberty
Welsh Tabernacle Methodist Church
Booth Main Avenue
Hugh Davies
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
J.H. Parker
Pen Arryl
J. P Moffatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
T. M. Furey
Rondham
Hampton Street Methodist Church
WH. C. Hinman
James Hughes
Kimberly
South Africa
Plymouth Congregational Church
A. Ty. Ramer
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Weast Side
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Hughestown
Pittston
People's Prohibition Church
Levi Bird
Gifford Nelson
St. David's Episcopal Church
Mr. Mills
St. Johnsburg
Mills
Boy
Allgood
Denia Crane
South Side
River Street
the Elks
China Mall
Crina Mall
TEX
gOvemEh
Oli
Minges
King's
Ick
Keystone
Elgin Watches
Fountain A
the Rexford Co
Lacka. Ave
Mercereau & Connell’s
Regina Music Boxes
Wyoming
AL Pierge
Penn Ave
Eco Eneene
Batiste
Jaconet
Phoene
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