City Notes and Local Events Round Scranton
City notes report EF will receive its pay tonight at Weet Sie armory and the Delaware and Hudson paid yesterday at Marvin and Leggett’s Crook whaffs. A coat and vest were stolen from Randolph Jones on Jackson Street. The Florence medical unit will meet at the mission this morning to adopt new department rules. Fire engineers may announce a meeting. the ordinance for West Lackawanna avenue was delivered to Mayor Hailey for signature. The Lackawanna company paid yesterday at several mines and will pay today at others. Hoban, daughter of Timothy Hoban, 7, died yesterday. funeral 9 this afternoon. Mrs Ellen Emberg’s funeral is Wednesday at 10 from 19 Lafayette Street, Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Knights of Pythias lodge No.42 meet Wednesday at 2 pm for Herbert Bloat’s funeral. The band of tax collector Lewis McCloskey approved by Judge Gunster. Scranton Traction appeals $1,000 Hart case. Marriage licenses issued to Joseph Stopa and Fanny Focha and John Judge Sams and Augusta Searles. An excursion to Delaware Water Gap is planned for Aug 1 with balloon ascent by Prof Thomas Luby. Jack Brasille will join. A warrant, sworn by C. P. O’Malley, seeks A J Stone and others for conspiracy to defraud related to Cohen & Josephson sheriff sale. hearing waived, bonds posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emiloyes
West Lackawanna Avenue
Hailey
Lackawanna Company
Diamond
Manville Mincs
Hampton
Sloan
Bellevue
Dodge
Oxford
Mime Hoban
Timothy Hoban
Keyser Avenue
Ellen Emberg
Lafayette Street
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Railroad Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Wyoming Avenue
Herbert Bloat
W. R. Costner
Lewis McCloskey
Ransom Township
Gunster
Christopher Geiss
N. G. Heed
William Kipple
Scranton Traction
Martin
Grace Hart
John H. Thomas
Joseph Stopa
Jermyn
Fanny Focha
Olyphant
John Judge Sams
Augusta Searles
Carbondale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Car Shops
Delaware Water Gap
Scranton
Water Gap
Thomas Luby
Jack” Brasille
Alderman Howe
C. P. O' Malley
Zeeland Furniture Company of Michigan
A. J. Stone
B. Cohen
Davidson
A. Josepheon
Cohen & Joseson
Penn Avenue
Stone
Wale
Personal notices from various cities and visits
Teaac Brown remains at Lake Carey while Robert Watchorn ex inspector is at the Jermyn. Julius Traugott manages Gersori's millinery and visits Atlantic City. Mrs. W B Duggan Associated Charities agent and Mrs W F Conners with children return from Oswego. Mrs John Reedy and daughters Mame and Fish visit Carbondale. Jennie Norton of Wilkes Barre visits her brother in Bellevue Bol. Oettinger, Al Kramer return from three weeks in Atlantic City. James Mahon of the Free Press office and D J Campbell in Bt City Mastor M J A Toole of the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaac Brown
Lake Carey
Robert Watchorn
Jermyn
Julius Traugott
Gersori
Atlantic City
W. B. Duggan
Associated Charities
W. F. Conners
Oswego
John Reedy
Mame
Fish
Carbondale
Misa Jennie Norton
Wilkes-Barre
Bellevue
Bol
Local residents head to visits and vacations
A crowded list of bylines shows residents and their travel plans from Mount Carmel Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia and Baltimore. Individuals like Missex Netlie Helen O Toole Winifred Melvin and Gertrude Gannon visit relatives or take vacations. others travel to Fall River Newport Lake Ariel and Orange New Jersey. Deputy Sheriff Frank H. Ryan recovers enough to visit the sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missex Netlie
Helen O'Toole
Mount Carmel
North End
Robert Lynett
Gibson Street
St. Louis
Thomas McGourty
Wilkes-Barre
Metourty
Archball Street
Mylea J. JX. Levy
Adams Avenue
Fall River
Newport
Willie TH. Jones
Girard College
Philadelphia
Minnie Smith
Honesdale
Orange
N. J
Mies
Winifred Melvin
Remington Avenue
Bargains Highlighted As Store Crowds Fill Shops
Crowds of customers shopped yesterday for the store’s bargains. The ad promises finest quality goods and prices as low as represented with ongoing sales through the week on ladies items, silks, linens, hosiery, gingham, muslin, and more at the lowest city prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sole
Local Redress Sought Over Tricycle Incident
Mrs Celia Chester obtained a warrant for Nellie O Toyle five year old daughter of John T Boyle of 410 Byron street after Nellie allegedly rode a tricycle on the sidewalk and struck a neighbor, causing injuries. Nellie and her advocates waived a hearing and posted bail with aid from Special Oliver Tierney and Akerman Moses at Alder man Millar's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Chester
Millar
Nelile O' Toyle
John T. Boyle
Byron Street
Tver
O' Boyle
Nellie
Oliver Tierney
Gilficer Tierney
Akerman Moses
Granted Miners Certificates After Monthly Meeting
Miners certificates were granted by Miles Gibbons, William T. Morris, and Willian P. Griffiths at the court house arbitration room on the first Monday of the month. Recipients include Joseph Mattlady Connells mines Richard Davy Johnsons mine Green Ridge Michael Schroeder Mt. Pleasant mine Frank Pollok Dickson shaft Gene Fwlarskie out of works John Cootes Andrew Kowrash Dickson shaft Joseph Verin out of work Joseph Stokwilsz Manville shaft Frank Mulkuske Hampton shaft Jerome Connors James Bolton Central shaft Andrew Potolonis Harrions Peter Hugher Manville Joseph Sla Vitsevski out of work Albert Cosick Dodge George Pheby Johnsons mine Green Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Gibbons
William T. Morris
Willian P. Grifiths
Court House
Joseph Mattlady
Connells Mines
Richard Davy
Johnson's
Green Ridge
Michael Schroeder
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Pollok
Dickson Shaft
Gene Fwlarskie
John Cootes
Andrew Kowrash
Joseph Verin
Joseph Stokwilsz
Manville
Frank Mulkuske
Hampton Shaft
Jerome Connors
James Bolton
Central Shaft
Andrew Potolonis
Harrions
Peter Hugher
Joseph Sla Vitsevski
Albert Cosick
Dodge
George Pheby
Carpenter Falls From Scaffolding At Court House Roof
Yesterday afternoon at 43.30 o clock David Thomas a carpenter slipped from scaffolding on the Court house roof extension. He fell thirty five feet but escaped serious injury. Dr Gunster found no broken bones and Thomas was taken home by buggy to 26 Chestnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
David Thomas
Thomas
Gunster
Chestnut Street
Two Popular Barbers Buy St Charles Hotel Shop
Lewis and Homan, former Hotel Jermyn barbers, purchase the St Charles hotel barber shop and invite friends to visit. The note promises first class work in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and
Homan
Hotel Jermyn
St. Charles Hotel
Cake Walk Draws Scranton Crowds at Laurel Hill Park
Twenty three couples competed in a grand cake walk won by J C Foster and Miss Lizzie Briane. The 22 pound cake, crafted by Fred Basso of Hotel Jermyn, drew large crowds and funded the Hotel Jermyn social club treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Foster
Lizzie Briane
Scranton
Laurel Hill Park
Jermyn Walters
Fiuke
Belles Ambeaux
John F. Banks Thoor Naster
Aod
Millar
James Burke
A. J. Garrett
Wilkes- Harte
George Brown
Mr. Foster
A. Williams
Banke
Fred Basso
Hotel
Jermyn
Vitascope Returns With Meritorious Vaudeville At Frothingham
Vitascope pictures return to Frothingham with a strong vaudeville bill. Last night’s first show drew a decent crowd and earned encores for each number. Seven views were shown with improved attachment between pictures and machine and a sharp, brief variety segment led by Flora and Frank Latona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Vitascope Pictures
Frothingham
Flora
Frank Latona
Attempted Burglary Reported at Radin's Pawnshop
Early yesterday morning an attempted burglary at Radin's pawnshop on Penn avenue led to the arrest of a suspect last night. The would be thief escaped entry as employees found the broken door panel and the suspect was later identified near Penn and Lackawanna avenues. The man, 29, gave the name Thomas Waley and had prior trouble, a $3 fine from a Saturday court with a woman named Bessie Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radin
Penn Avenue
Po Iiee
Davis
Goerlita
Lackawpanna Avenues
Willy
MIM
Avenue
Bessie Walton
Ao Thomas Waleh
North End
Funeral plans for Frank Dugan. coroner views body
Coroner Longstreet visited the home of Frank Dugan at 1221 Cedar Avenue after his Sunday death near Steel Works station on South Washington Avenue. Doctors and officials examined the scene and adjourned to hear witnesses at 11 AM in the coroner's office on Wyoming Avenue. Funeral arrangements will be finalized this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dugan
Cedar Avenue
South
Washington Avenue
Gina South Stent Mills
Lachowannet Dron and Steel Company
Longstreet
Ey Nebul
EL ML Penenypactier
AL J. Winebrake
Havin Raver
Disturbers of Lovers Arrested in Nay Aug Park
Two youths from Dunmore were arrested in Nay Aug park for watching couples in moonlit talk and poetry. They were traced by Park Policeman McManaman who allowed them to approach a bench before taking them to the central station for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore
Nay Aug Park
Wallace
Craig
Central
McManaman
August Death Toll Maintains High Rate
The board of health reports a high August death rate with thirty three deaths last week from all causes. Contagious diseases are numerous but deaths from them are few: seven diphtheria, two typhoid fever, and three varlet fever. One death each from diphtheria typhoid and consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Republican County Convention Opens in Munste Hall
This afternoon at 2 o'clock the Republican county convention will be called to order in Munster hall on Lackawanna avenue by County Chairman John H. Thomas. Indications point to a quiet, harmonious gathering of earnest men who will nominate a ticket that will command broad support from Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munste Hall
Lacckawanna Avenue
John HH. Thomas
Obituary notices from Scranton area and Dunmore
Notices announce funeral arrangements for Ellen Embery of 119 Lafayette St Scranton to be held Wednesday morning. Thomas McDonnell of Dunmore, aged MM years, funeral pending. Mamie Hoban of 17 Keyser Ave Scranton to be buried at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery after a 2 PM funeral tomorrow. Herbert W. Sloat, son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Sloat of Daresville, funeral at 3 PM at 1610 Swetland St with lodge and Knights of Pythias attendance. interment at Ashburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdonnell
Dunmore
Thomas
Patrick McDonnell
Bunker Hill
Hoban
Scranton
Mamie
Timothy Hoban
Keyser Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Sloat
Herbert W. Bloat
Daniel Sloat
Daresville
Mra
Cramer
Swetland Street
Railroad Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Uniformed Bank
Brotherhood of the Painters and Decorators
Patriotic Order Lone of America
Ashburn Street
Deadly Rolling Mill Yard Accident Claims Worker
William Carpenter, 45, of 218 Prospect Avenue, a Lackawanna Iron and Steel carpenter, was killed in the old rolling mill yard near the blast furnace when a locomotive ran over him as he stood on a scale platform. The coroner will empanel a jury. funeral plans set for 2 PM tomorrow. Two boys, Charles Nimbley and Thomas Harris, aged around 9 or 10, later succumbed to arsenic poisoning from rat poison ingested from a molasses paste. Nimbley died Sunday morning, Harris remains gravely ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Avenue
Charles Nimbley
Thomas Harris
Dunmore Borough
Oral School
William Carpenter
Prospect Averiue
Lackawanna Iron @ Steel company
Roaring Brook Bride
Carpenter
Longstreet
G. A. Miller
Cedar A Avenue
Pennsylvania Oval School
Nimbley
Toolook
Ts Oolook
Timris
John P. Nimbley
Jefferson Avenue
Nunmore
Horr
A. A. Harrie
Monroe Avenue
Dunmere
Longetrent
Winters
Dr. Brown
Dunmore
Harris
Kle Ife
Coroner Hearing Adjourned After Autopsy Lunch Contents
The meeting listed A. J. Winebrake Charles Raver George Albig Nicholas Butterman and T. B McClintock. The body was viewed and adjournment was taken until tomorrow evening at 8 at the coroner's office to hear testimony. An autopsy was performed and the stomach removed for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Winebrake
Charles Raver
George Albig
Nicholas Butterman
T. B McClintock
Fire at the Leader extinguished with hand grenades
A blaze at the Leader on Wyoming Avenue began yesterday afternoon among silk umbrellas and gentlemen's furnishings. The cause is unknown. it was put out with hand grenades, causing little damage and avoiding a fire company response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
Indigestion Remedy Praised By Dr Bieber in Phillipsburg
Dr. L. D. Bieber of Phillipsburg New Jersey extols a remedy for indigestion calling it excellent and notes it remains pleasant even when diluted with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. DD. Bieber
Phillipsburg, N. J
Silver Plate Offer Scranton Bargain
An advertisement promotes quadruple plate silverware priced at one dollar for 20 pounds of granulated sugar equivalent value. It claims the goods are the finest sold in Scranton and offered at a price comparable to single plate goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
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Evelands
Emma P. Ewine
Chautauqua Cooking School
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Pierson
Ackawanna
Penn Ave
THE
Aundry
Brussels
City Notes
Weet Sie Armory
Delaware and Hudson
Marvin and Legcett
Randolph Jones
Jackson Street
Florence Micalun
Oslo
Gertrude Gannon
Mulberry Street
Mic
Kathleen McCarthy
White Mills
Lake Ariel
H. W. Kingsbury
White Mountain
Warwick
Walton
Frank H. Ryan
Sheriff's Office
GL. Wentz
Drifton
LG Hardy
New York City
HL. Chalae
Moncow
Sidney Whitlock
Baltimore
Peter Walsh
Faltmere
Archbald
Middleburg
Snyder County
Harold McChuire
Mia
Willian De8borne
Edna
Belvidere
B Sylvius
Elmira
Ann
Scranton Stove Works
Jovial Athletic Club
Wilkes- Barre
West Side Athletic Club
Erie & Wyoming
Mile. Braun
Finley
Paris
Spruce, Street
Beecham
Hotel Jermyn Waiters’ Social Club
MR. Banks
Paterson
Mosely
New York
Smith
Puenks
Thorclock
Walkera
Lianks
Marci
Hates
Moth Ily
Coupiles
Jivan Emery
Porter
Board of Judges
Emory
Foster
Hasbrick
George Carter
John F. Banks
George TH. Hawke
E. F. Hasbruck
W. Wright
Milton Vider
L. Ridgway
HR. D. Petman
D. Rowman
Chester White
E. F. Hall
G. Hi. Banks
J. R. Banks
James Simpson
Harry Logan
Annie Whitney
Nellie Chandler
Florence Beckett
Play Farrar
Rita le Monte
Vitascope
Its Pictures and
Tria
Frank Duggan
Coroner Longstreet
Embery
Ellen Embery
Longerrest
BE. M. Pennypack
Sawyer's
Horsford
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Avanua
Clarke Bros
Berkshire
Shaw
Emerson
Clough & Warren
Waterloo
Malcolm Love
J. Lawrence Stelle
Spruce Street
Ivors & Pond
Sprece St
Opp
Powell’s
Music Store
Bissell
ECKER _& WATKINS
Lockevons Avenue
D. Bolz
Wyoming
P. M’crea & CO
China
Rupprecht
Crystal Palace
Baptist Church
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