It Was a Mule in the Cayuga That Did the Kicking
John Henry Jr. of Warren Street was kicked in the thigh by a mule at Cayuga mines yesterday. The blow ruptured an artery causing heavy bleeding and leg swelling. he was removed home by conveyance for treatment. Mr and Mrs Robert Linney of Dickson City hosted a gathering for their son Albert. Death of Michael Reap from sunstroke noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Linney
Dickson City
Albert
Michael Reap
John Henry, Jr
Warren Street
Cayuga Mines
Henry
Donne
Linney Ten Year Birthday Party in Dickson City
Mr and Mrs Robert Linney of Dickson City entertained Albert Linney and a group of friends for his tenth birthday Monday afternoon Games and fun followed by refreshments prepared by Mrs Linney and Mrs Deagle were enjoyed by attendees Pervilla Deagle Addie Deagle Ethel Bright Maud Bright Lulu Richmond Ruth McGinley Eva Linney Elizabeth Broadbent Willie Bright Wallace Richmond Ernest Deagle Clement Bright Rufus Herman Arthur Harrison Milton Broadbent Elmer Broadbent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Linney
Dickson City
Albert
Linney
Deagle
Pervilla Deagle
Addie Deagle
Ethel Bright
Maud Bright
Lulu Richmond
Ruth McGinley
Eva Linney
Elizabeth Broadben
Sunstroke and death at a local outing and heat incident
Peter Reap age six or seven suffered sunstroke while swimming on Friday and died Monday evening after showing signs of improvement. Interment will be in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Henry Davis of Lackawanna Street fainted from heat while watching flagpole work at the high school grounds but recovered after cold water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Michael Reap
West Market Street
Orlock
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Henry Davis
Lackawanna Hospital
Mr. Davis
Charles Street
P. R. E. C. Juvenile Club Holds Initial Session
The P. RE. C. social club of Scranton met for its first session Monday at the North Main avenue clubhouse. A variety of amusements were enjoyed and refreshments served. Attending members included Miss Grace Atherton Miss Ellen Roderick Miss Gertrude Guild and Miss Bertha Lewis of Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. RE. C
Scranton
North Main Avenue
Grace Atherton
Ellen Roderick
Gertrude Guild
Bertha Lewis
Wilkes-Barre
Notable Names in McLean Obituary Lineup
A list of individuals including Fred Mosers Atherton Clarence Mac Allster Carl Anderson M Keith and Charles Roderick appears in the notice. The fragment suggests a social, memorial, or organizational roll with multiple named persons.
Padden Arrested After Scuffle at Loftus Hotel Doors
John Padden stood at the rear door of Loftus hotel on West Market Street with a large stone in hand awaiting vengeance when Patrolman May arrested him after a struggle. The officer beat Padden with a blow that subdued him. Alderman Roberts imposed an eight dollar fine, paid yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Padden
Loftus’ Hotel
West Market Street
Padden
Roberts
Local notices and social events fill town this week
Court Robin Hood Foresters to hold an important session this evening. Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church will present An Evening with Our Heroes of the Present War. Mrs. Walker confined at home. Private David Uvaits and Musician Llewelyn Morgans arrived home on seven day furlough. William Morgan from Pontardawe Wales visits David J. Jones before headed to Cleveland for tin plate work. Philip Thomas, noted baritone, leaves for New York then old country visit. Joseph Irwin of New York visits friends here. Mrs. John J. Mullen hosts Misses Toban, McGuire, Flynn and Mrs. Josephine Cawley of Pittston. Mrs. Lawrence Moran returns from Ontario. Rev. Peter Martin of South Carolina visits his father. Frank J. Sweeney leaves for Omaha on visit to brother. Misses Kathe and Mame Clark visiting relatives in Jermyn. Miss Kate Harrington visiting Archbald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Hood
Foresters of
America
Epworth League Society
Methodist Apiecopal Church
Mre. Walker
Theodore Street
David Uvaits
Llewiyn Morgans
Ager Yestoring
William Morgan
Pontardawe
South Wales
David J. Jones
Wayne Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Philip Thomas
New York
Old Country
Joseph Irwin
New York City
John J. Mullen
West Market Street
Kate Toban
Anna McGuire
Locust Gap
Marie Flynn
Josephine Cawley
Pittston
Annie Loftus
Maine
Lawrence Moran
Ontario
Canada
Peter Martin
South Carolina
Michael Martin
Keyser Avenue
Frank J. Sweeney
Wilbur Street
Omaha
Nebraska
Misees Kathe
Mame Clark
William Street
Jermyn
Kate Harrington
Marvite Avenue
Archbald
Minooka Township Auditors Reach School Board Settlement
Minooka township auditors met last evening and settled the controversy with the school board by signing the report. A J Meehan of Jermyn representing Hugh Cawley Hardware and Plumbing was in town yesterday. Thintel Sullivan and daughters Anna and Nellie were guests here yesterday. Mrs John Loftus of Waverly spent yesterday with her parents on Stafford street. Charles B Meekins of Wilkes Barre was the guest of W Gallagher that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Meehan
Jermyn
Hugh Cawley Hardware and Plumbing Company
Thintel Sullivan
Anna
Nellie
John Loftus
Waverly
Stafford Street
West Scranton Weddings Tie Couples at St Patrick and Holy Cross
Miss Rowe La Andrew married Marti F Kearney at Holy Cross Church in a turquoise blue travelling gown as Miss Sabina Cooney wed James Bolton at St Patrick s Church with Miss Durkin playing the wedding march. Bridget McGinty and James Needham also wed at St Patrick s with reception at the Taylor residence. The events drew many friends and relatives and plans include greetings in Atlantic City and a New York wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose — McAndrew
Martin F. Kearney
Sabina Cooney
James Bolton
St. Patrick's Church
McGinty- Needham
Onaries Kovack
Evan J. Evans
Price Street
Rowe la
James Mu Andrew
Fourth Street
Marti F. Kearney
Green Ridge
Holy Cross Church
Marie Sheerin
Mary Regan
Kearney
W. P. O'Donnell
Miss Regan
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Sabina
Ellen Cooney
Twenty-fourth Street
Jammer Bolton
Saizerne Street
Velwk
Durkin
Mary Quinn
Luzerne Street
Philip Salmon Arted
A. T. Broterick
Thomas Taylor
South Everett Avenue
New York City
LW South Everett Avenue
Funeral for Mrs. Mary C Sullivan Held at St Patricks
The funeral for the late Mrs. Mary C Sullivan was held yesterday from 123 Eynon Street. The service featured a solemn high mass at St Patrick's Church at 9 30 attended by Rev A T Broderick, Rev J A O'Reilly, and Rev Fredrick Fricker. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery. Flower bearers were Daniel Sullivan, David Hugres, and Thomas Sheridan. Pallbearers included D J Jones, Thomas Davis, John McCarty, John Coleman, Edward Sullivan, and Thomas Gleason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Sullivan
Eynon Street
St. Patrick's Church
A. T. Broderick
J. A. O'Reilly
Fredrick Fricker
St. John's
Daniel Sullivan
David Hugres
Thomas Sheridan
D. J. Jones
Thomas Davis
John McCarty
John Coleman
Edward Sullivan
Thomas Gleason
Lincoln Literary Club Elects Officers At Regular Meeting
At a Lincoln Literary club regular meeting hosted at Thomas James’s home on South Rebecca Avenue, new officers were elected. Thomas James is president with Charles Wagstaff as vice president, John M. Davis recording secretary, David Lewis financial secretary, and Walter L. Lloyd treasurer. The group met for a social hour, with performances by Harry Smith and the club quartet. The next meeting will be held every other Monday at members’ residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Literary Club
Thomas James
South Rebecca Avenue
Harry Smith
Thomas Thomas
Thomas Griffiths
Cuba
David Lewis
John Davis
Charles Wagstaff
John M. Davis
Walter L. Lloyd
West Scranton Visitors Tour Mt Pleas ant Mine
A large party from West Scranton toured the Mt Pleas ant mine workings last Tuesday evening led by T J Gilbride. The visit honored Misses Margaret Carey of Boston and Margaret Larkin of Philadelphia who toured with friends and left with anthracite souvenirs. Photographs were taken by Henry Kraust as the group explored the mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
M. Connerton
A. Heffron
M. Ferguson
M. Diskin
A. Reiley
L. Moffit
Duffy
L. Cooligan
Devine
Mary
Katie Carey
A. Kelley
T. J. Gilbride
Alderman
J. W. Miller
Messrs
J. Roach
H. Schuster
M. Murphy
G. FP. Ferguson
F. Carroll
P. F. Roach
P Lennon
J. F. Murray
D. Mannie
J. H and
T. F. McNulty
Miner Charles Kovack Dies After Mine Roof Fall
Charles Kovack a laborer at the Continental mines was struck by a roof fall yesterday morning just before noon and died before fellow workers could rescue him. His back was broken and internal injuries caused fatal hemorrhages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kovack
Continental Mines
Hostetters Herald Twin Hend Maida of Vigor
Readable fragments describe Hostetters in relation to twin Hend Maida and vigor. The exact facts are unclear but imply a feature or notice about the Hostetters and the named individuals in a local context.
Miner’s Narrow Escape After Incident Near Keyser Avenue
Remains of a 24 year old miner, Kovack, were prepared for burial after a fatal incident near Keyser Avenue. He was taken to a boarding house in P Briggs Row for processing. a similar close call narrowly avoided another tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Briggs Row
Keyser Avenue
Kovack
Frantic Lugurne Street Man Causes Scene Near Police Station
Frank McGinty of Lugurne street created a wild scene yesterday morning dancing a “Raehan tee” in the nude as a warrant issued by Dominick Needham prompted his frenzy. He broke cuffs, was restrained by two citizens and Patrolman King Peters, and taken to the West Side station to answer to the alderman. He cited weeks of drinking and a recent family marriage as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meflinty
Lugerne Street
West Scranton
Raehantee
Dean
King Peters
McGinty
West Side
Dominick Needham
Needham
Dominick
James Needham
West Scranton Outing at Nay Ang Park
A large party from West Scranton enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Nay Ang Park with several young ladies from the central city. The group shared a 6 o'clock luncheon served by the ladies before escort companions joined them in the evening. The returning party to Asbury Park will include Mrs William Davis and Mrs Comer Price along with Jennie Davies Nettle Ellas Margaret Davies and Martha Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
Nay Ang Park
Central City
Gertrude Lloyd
Mattie
Anna Davies
Anna Morgan
Wilkes- Barre
Marnie Thompson
Stroudsburg
Bertha Wettlin
Mary Harris
Jennie Price
Ethel Rinker
Weat Scranton
Victoria Stanton
Evans held on assault charges with threats at city court
Evan J. Evans of Price street was held on 600 bail to answer assault and battery and threats before Alderman John. The hearing followed a complaint by his wife and stepdaughter Miss Winifred Jones. Mrs Evans showed injuries on her forefinger and thumb as evidence of alleged brutality including a bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan J. Evans
Price Street
John
Winifred Jones
Pensioners office for certificates and local funeral notices
Notice lists G Morgan notary at 223 South Main avenue to prepare pension certificates this week. Funeral arrangements include Mrs John MacColligan at 410 Twenty third street with requiem at St Patrick's Church and burial at Cathedral cemetery. Also notes infant graves, local business moves, society outing, and a rain-postponed ice cream social at St Mark's Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Morgan
South Main Avenue
Mra
John MacColligan
Twenty Third Street
St. Patrick'’s Church
Robert
George Connery
Morris Court
Cathedral Cemetery
George Beagle
Keyser Avenue
Beagle Brothers
Keystone Gas Ince
Desocent Light Company of
Philadelphia
Spruce Street
Ladies of the Ladies Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the
Washburn Street
Nay Aug Park
Houser’s Grove
Water's
Star Orchestra
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Agnes
John Moftz
Ninth and
Luzerne Streets
J. Gi. Nicholson
Jackson Street
Sherman Avenue
W. T. Davies
Fourteenth Street
John T. Davies
Pookskill-on-the-Hudson
Company 1
A. E. Vohrs
Tribune
Porto
Happenings of South Scranton and a Cathedral Wedding
The episode reports a court arraignment for James Byrne and John Tuffy on arson burglary and larceny charges, with testimony summarized against them. It also covers a wedding at St Peter's Cathedral where Miss Margaret Lahey married Mr Thomas Boyle with Rev. J A O Reilly officiating and notes their reception and immediate post ceremony plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. O'Reilly
St. Peter's
James Byrne
John Tuffey
Donovan
Kane
Margaret Lahey
Thos. Boyle
St.eters
Marion Canavan
Peter Lahey
Rendham
Michird Lahey
Hickory Street
Mr. Boyle
Delaware, Lackawanna
Burglary and Arson Arrests In Local Case
James Byrne and John Tuffey were arrested on warrants issued by Alderman Donovan. They face burglary and arson charges with larceny alleged at a Stone Avenue saloon. Constable Moran presented them for hearing. Prosecution by William Corbett. Bail set at 500 for burglary and 800 for larceny. arson bail not set. Byrne bailed on burglary and larceny. arson bail to be set in court. Corbett previously had Tuffey arrested for a separate break in at his saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Byrne
John Tuffey
Donovan
John CC. Moran
William Corbett
Stone Avenue
Messitt
de Vane
Corbetts Anloon
Tuffey
Byrne
Corbett
Fire alarm and blaze at 637 Alder street
Firefighters respond to box 61 at 9 15 pm to a lamp explosion in Emil Maxion’s dwelling 637 Alder street oiling the room and causing flames. A bucket brigade quells the fire with no serious damage. Kane rescued from smoke and recovering. wife reportedly visiting. Various local notices follow in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Maxion
Alder Street
James Jane
Kwellar
Kane
John Horne
John Loftus
Archbald
Keenan
Prospect Avenue
Margaret Carey
Boston
Mass
Mary Carey
South Irving Avenue
Kate May
Ella Ward
Lake Artel
John Bechloff
Cedar Avenue
Germany
Fred Heusner
Lake Ayilel
Green Ridge Social Notes Include Local Travels And Visits
Attorney Anthony Bauman of Capouse Avenue left on a business trip to North Carolina. Teal and family of Capouse Avenue spend the summer at Elmhurst. Grace Nolan of Adams Avenue returns from two weeks at Clark's Summit. Mrs Pithuy of Elmira visits Mrs F. S. Press of Delaware Street. Fowler of Carbondale visits Mrs Warner of Monsey Avenue. Hawley of Clark's Green visits Mrs Ottinger of Capouse Avenue. Dewitt Hessler of Paterson New Jersey returns home from Green Ridge Street. Mrs Finch of Capouse Avenue spends a few days in Great Bend. Ensign of Honesdale is mentioned in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Bauman
Capouse Avenue
North Carolina
Teal
Elmhurst
Grace Nolan
Adams Avenue
Clark's Summit
Pithuy
Elmira
F. 8S. Press
Delaware Street
Fowler
Carbondale
Warner
Monsey Avenue
Hawley
Clark's Green
Ottinger
Dewitt Hessler
Paterson
N. J
Green Ridgetreet
Finch
Capoose Avenue
Great Bend
Miss Ensign
Honesdale
Social News Notes From Local Homes
Guests and residents move through the week as Mrs Minor Carr hosts visitors from Sickson avenue and Green Ridge Street. Mrs Price returns home after visiting Mrs Baylor on Delaware street. Mr and Mrs L W Peck spend a few days in Honesdale on Capouse avenue. Corporal C B Geary ends a seven day furlough and returns to camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor Carr
Sickson Avenue
Mr. Pratt
Green Ridge Street
Elmira
Price
New Haven
Baylor
Delaware Street
L. W. Peck
Capouse Avenue
Honesdale
C. 8. Geary
Epworth League Social Delayed and Local Happenings
Miss Lottie Fisher on Rigg street hosted tea for friends including Elsie Decker Hattie Foster Hather Foster Gertrude Farber Anna Neil and Lottie Luton plus Mr Reese of Pittston The Epworth league lawn social at Henry Spencer home was postponed to Friday night Mr and Mrs James Wilson of Spencer street welcome a baby boy Nora Gillespie Greenville who had stayed five months with Mrs James Robinson Webster avenue returns home John Webb Drinker street visits Tunkhannock M J Murray Jefferson avenue is ill Ida Webber Drinker street had a surprise party last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Fisher
Rigg Street
Elsie Decker
Hattie
Hather Foster
Gertrude Farber
Anna Neil
Lottie Luton
Mr. Reese
Pittston
Epworth League
Henry Spencer
James Wilson
Spencer Street
Nora Gillespie
Greenville
James Robinson
Webster Avenue
John Webb
Drinker Street
Tunkhannock
M. J. Murray
Jefferson Avenue
Ida Webber
Infant of Mr and Mrs Emmet Dies at Home
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. William Emmet died yesterday afternoon at their North Filmore Avenue home after a brief illness. The funeral is this afternoon from the residence, with interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Emmet
Filmore Avenue
Cathedral Cemetery
Donnelly Resigns as Lehigh Valley Superintendent
James Donnelly, superintendent of the Lehigh Valley division and Easton and Amboy division, announces resignation effective Sept 1. He joined LV in 1852, served as engineer, conductor, and since 1893 oversaw both Easton Amboy and Lehigh divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donnelly
Lehigh Valley Division
Easton and Amboy
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tribune
Lehigh Valley
Donnelly
Lehigh Valley Company
Engineer Corps
Lehigh
Lamp Explodes in Kirkwood Building Rooms at 42 Penn
A lamp exploded last evening in rooms occupied by Mrs Atherton in the Kirkwood building at 42 Penn avenue. A fire alarm came from box 15 Mulberry street corner but neighbors fought the flames before firemen arrived. A collision occurred between the Hook and Ladder truck and a trolley at Lackawanna and Penn during response, with two cars blocking the dispatchers office leaving little space for the truck. No one was hurt and the cars held drivers in the dispatchers office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Atherton
Kirkwood
Penn Avenue
Mulberry Street
Lackawanna and
Penn Avenues
Franklin Avenue
Peckville Man Die in Mine Accident at Lackawanna Hospital
Charlton White of Peckville died at the Lackawanna hospital after injuries from a Blue Ridge mine derailment. He was 41 and survived by his wife and three children. Interment will be in Union Cemetery, Peckville, with funeral held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton White
Peckville
Blue Ridge
Lackawanna Hospital
Dr. Webb
Union Cemetery
White
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North Scranton
Torn Henry, JR
Children's Party
Charles B. Meekins
W. Gallagher
Globe Warehouse
Storm Serges
Serges
Worth
S&c
India
Victoria
Coontey-Bolton
M'Ginty-Needham
Bridget McGinty
South Grant Avenue
D. A. Dunne
Lincoln Club
Laboror
the Bitters
Hendmaida
Vigor
Ritter ER
South Scranton
Miss Lahey
Thomas O'Boyle
Dunmore
Spruce
Pheurel Hill
Bauer
SALE
Standard Shoe Store
Lackawanna Ave
Ceylon
Lipton
Morgan
Scranton, Pa
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