Disturbance by Sunny Italy crowd on Dundaff street
About twenty men from Sunny Italy caused a row in the Delaware and Hudson yard on Dundaff street Sunday evening. Officer Wills attempted to arrest ringleaders Florena Genadiero and Salvatora Farrella, faced a volley of stones, then fired several shots. Special Officers Blair and Nearey captured the ringleaders and locked them in the city jail. Warrants were issued for Jerome Scalzo Peter Astorina and George Flore of Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills
Italy
Dundaff Street
Delaware and Hudson Yard
Blair
Nearey
Florena Genadiero
Salvatora Farrella
Ptieon
Ball at Anthracite Park a City Scranton Baseball Game
This afternoon at 2 o'clock a baseball game will be played at Anthracite Park between teams led by John J. Simpson of this city and Edward Jermyn of Scranton. Captains resolved a local talent dispute with the exhibition. Admission is free for ladies. gentlemen pay 25 cents. grandstand seating is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracite Park
John J. Simpson
Edward Jermyn
Scranton
Simpson
Jermyn
Beate
Death of Two Children on Belmont Street
The 15 month old son of Mr and Mrs Lyman Rhell of Grove street died Saturday from cholera infantum. Funeral was held Sunday at 3 pm with large attendance and Maplewood cemetery interment. Percival Lane Starks aged three months, of Belmont street, died yesterday morning from general debility. Funeral planned for this afternoon with Maplewood cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Rhell
Grove Street
Maplewood Cemetery
Percival Lane-Starks
Belmont Street
Carbondale Press Club Goods Sold at Public Vendue
Constable Hartman conducted a public sale of the Carbondale Press club goods yesterday afternoon. Only two articles were offered, a handsome upright piano and a small stand, both bought by John W. Shannon for a total of 57 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Press Club
Hartman
John W. Shannon
Train derails after cow strike near Dickson station
A southbound Delaware and Hudson train led by Conductor Kellow from this city struck a cow near Dickson station this morning. The collision derailed several cars and blocked the track for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Kellow
Dickson Station
Local Socials Include Gatherings at Crystal Lake and Scranton
Edward Kelly James J Gorman Andrew Hoban and John J Powderly visited Crystal Lake Sunday Miles Florence Murray of Pike Street visits friends in Scranton Patrick Malone at his home on Eighth Avenue Mise Julia Delaney of Waymart visiting friends in this city Miss Mary McCann of Sand Street visiting friends in Scranton Maurice Geary of Patterson New Jersey guest of Joseph MacGarry of Terrace Street Joseph Gilhool and M F Horan spent yesterday at Elk Hill Misses Cella and Sadie Gilmartin of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kelly
James J. Gorman
Andrew Hoban
John J. Powderly
Crystal Lake
Miles Florence Murray
Pike Street
Scranton
Patrick Malone
Eighth Avenue
Mise Julia Delaney
Waymart
Mary McCann
Sand Street
Maurice Geary
Patterson
N. J
Joseph MacGarry
Terrace Street
Joseph Gilhool
M. F. Horan
Elk Hill
Misses Cella
Sadie Gilmartin
Local social notes from Honesdale and area gatherings
Visitors include Mr and Mrs Walter Henwood of Honesdale and William Townsend of Scranton visiting relatives and uncles. Ladies groups meet at Mrs Charles Knapp and Grand Army of the Republic circle holds August meeting with new members and visitors. Peach social announced by Woman’s Christian Temperance union. pastor M J Watkins granted three week vacation. families move plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Henwood
Honesdale
William Townsend
Scranton
M. V. Townsend
Highland Street
Ladies’ Air Society
First Baptist Church
Charles Knapp
Malin Street
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Sarah Rice
N. E. Rice
BE. Rice
J. N. Rice
John B. Miller
BR. P. Lindley
Walter Reynolds
M. D. Roach
R. H. Holgate
Sargent George Fell Circle
Waverly
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Frances Lewis
Montrose
Hartford
L. D. Kemmer
Philadelphia
Mountain Park
M. J. Watkins
Mabel Reynolds
Rose Johnson
Lathrop
Charles Clark
Amity Base Ball Club vs Actives Scranton Meet at Silk Mill
On Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock the Amity Base Ball club of Honesdale will meet the Actives of Scranton on the Silk Mill grounds for supremacy. A close and exciting game is expected. In the evening a ball will be held at Central theater with tickets at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity
Honesdale
Scranton
Silk Mill
Central Theater
H. J.menner
Slater
Mary Menner
Easton
William L. Cronwell
New York
Otto L. Schneller
Honesdale Shoe Company
Thomas E. Deen
Danville
Local fruit and confectionery store opens on Main Street
V Bongall of Binghamton opens a branch fruit and confectionery store beside the Water company office on Main Street. Master Claude B Simmons, son of L Simmons, visits friends at Franklin, Pa. At a Republican caucus in the lock-up on Saturday evening Richard Barber and Eugene Wilmot were elected delegates to the county convention at Montrose on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Bongall
Binghamton
Water Company
Claude B. Simmons
L. @. Simmons
Franklin
Richard Barber
Eugene Wilmot
Montrose
Tuesaday
American Kidney Cure Delivers Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by the Men Great Both American Kidney Cure. The remedy promises prompt relief from pain in the bladder back and urinary passages in both men and women. It eases water retention and pain during urination almost immediately, as claimed by Bold men Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Montrose Neighbors Note Local Ball Game Plans
The Montrose Republican hints at a midmonth game between the home nine and Tunkhannock club while local notices cover a range of issues from dog ordinances to a temperance lecture and a picnic at Blakalee's grove. A purse of community events includes a Lake Carey cottage party, a Lake Winola outing, and notes on residents visiting relatives and recovering from injuries.
Town Notes Include Visitors And Local Events
William Dortlinger and C. Dortlinger visited town on Saturday. Joseph Bruner from Sidney, New York came to see his ill sister in law Mrs Henry Hittinger. Miss Orpha Osborn from Arlington Pa visits Miss Tillie Rollison. Floyd Bishop injured by a horse. Miss Orra Rollison visiting with Gus Hensel. Sheriff Murphy of Honesdale in town. Frank Debow from Scranton in town. The Speers family hosting visitors from Brooklyn. Electric belt company hosting free concert evenings on Cole lot. Erle Railroad laid new sidewalk near Degnan Crossing. Mr and Mrs Thomas Ruddy and Miss Sarah Ruddy of Scranton visiting. Miss Annie Nallin to spend two weeks in Scranton. Funeral of Harry Lynn set for Tuesday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ason
Harry Hiller
Sixth Avenue
Thomas Gilhool
Brooklyn Street
William Kinback
Kinback
Dunmore
Mires Isabella Stanton
Park Street
Green Ridge
Mountain Park
Henry Frank
William Atkinson
Delaware and Hudson
William Bates
T. C. Robinson
Atkinson
John Hyland
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bernard Mullady
South Main Street
William Piel
Honesdale
Morris & Spaeth
Newton Lake
Henry Hilbrand
Cranton
Nicholas Peters
J. J. McGuire
Pittston
J. O’hearn
Main Street
William Dortlinger
New York City
C. Dortlinger
White Mills
Joseph Bruner
Sidney
N. Y
Henry Hittinger
Orpha Osborn
Arlington
Tillie Rollison
Otto Pope
Port Jervis
L. Hensel
Floyd Bishop
Schlager Bros
Misa Orra Rollison
Notch
Pike County
Gus Hensel
Port Jervia
Sheriff Murphy
Frank Debow
Scranton
A. E. Speers
Gertrude Speers
Thompson
Ernet Carter
Speers
Electric Belt Company
Cole
Wayne County
Erle Railroad Company
Degnan's Crossing
Local Notes On Travel Visits Funerals And Preaching
Harry Conners and David Morgan Jr of Winton left Friday on bicycles for a ten day visit to Asbury Park. Mrs Mark Sherwood of Jermyn visited at the home of her brother Joseph Bickler last Sunday. Henry Chapman preached in the Methodist church here last Sunday morning. The pastor Rev H C Simpkins officiated at the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church at Scranton. The funeral of the late George Hoeart was held from his residence at Winton last Sunday afternoon. He had suffered a year with consumption of the bowels and leaves a wife and four children. He was a member of Mary Lee lodge 124 Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lewisburg Ala. Harper s of this place took charge of remains. The funeral services were conducted by Episcopal minister Rev Mr Owtee Seek ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Conners
David Morgan, Jr
Winton
Asbury Park
Mark Sherwood
Jermyn
Joseph Bickler
Henry Chapman
C. Simpkins
Simpson Methodial Episcopal Church
Scranton
George Hoe
Alabama
Mary Lee Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Lewisburg
Ala
Harper 'S
Episcopal
Owtee
Local notes and social round up in Community Ledger
The column records baptisms at Gravel Lake and visits among families in Bingham Clark Bound Brook Elmira Carbondale and Scranton. It notes a Third district primary with 126 votes and delegates split 87 for Willard 38 for Quayle with unpledged status. Attendees include Mrs. Rawson Miss Cora Decker and Masons from Lodge 30L attending M B Bliss funeral in Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ame
Bingham Clark
J. C
Luella Frace
Elizabeth Frace
Imogene Akerley
Wendall McClay
Mies Fle Clark
May Bennett
Bound Brook
N. J
Ebnira
N. Y
H. N. Mott
Emma Coon
Carbondale
Charles Wilson
Elmira
Willard
Quayries
Rawson
Duryea
Lizzie
Frank Phillips
Cora Decker
Scranton
Frace
M. W. Bliss, Sr
Waverly
G. D. Couch
la Mont
L. Datesman
Martin Dymond
Moosic
Local social notes and visits across Wyoming Valley
A string of regionally named residents and visitors are listed with brief movements. Names include James J. Connolly John Troy Mrs J R Wagner Rev G N Makely Rev J J McCabe M J Kelley Miss Marie Murphy Miss Kate Mullen Miss Nellie Burns Thomas O’Brien J Monrissy and others. Mentions school board and borough council meeting this evening plus a trustees meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Connolly
Scranton
John Troy
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas A. Dunn
Nettle Druffner
Tillie Martin
Pittston
Campbell's Ledge
G. N. Makely
Kingston
Weasley
J. J. McCabe
St. Mary's Church
This Place
M. J. Kelley
St. John’s Church
Erle
Mia
M. J. Lawler
Marie Murphy
Archbald
Sara Fadden
Kate Mullen
Nellie Boylan
Nellie Burns
Mary Burns
Jermyn
Thomas O'Brien
West Avoca
Mayfield
J. J.monrissy
Wilkes- Barre
North Avoca
J. R. Wagner
Chenango Bridge
Ocean Grove
Lehman
Board of
Methodist Episcopal Church
Knoll Visitors and Local Transfers Noted in town
Mr and Mrs Knoll from Buffalo New York are visiting at local parents. W D Almey former captain of Company G buys stake in the Republican now Taylor Alney. Selden Munger Scranton notable spends Sunday with father on Lake avenue. Lewis Riley family of Philadelphia staying weeks at Hoselman cottage. Dr Klimer of Binghamton drove through with tandem team and sulky, drawing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surry
Magnetism cures chronic illness says Dr Smith group
The article reports magnetism and electricity as cures for chronic diseases, highlighting Mrs Groate who suffered for eight years from throat strictures and could not swallow solids. After magnetic treatments at 60 Linden Street she recovered. consultations are offered daily with some limited hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Smith
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Carbondale News
Hood
Reed
Alice Wharater
Fanigocan
J. Scott Inglis
Lachawanma Ave
U.S. Gov't
Montrose Republican
W. M. Wood
New York Lake Region
Garden Village
West Pittston
Triton Entertainment
Lake Carey
Susquehanna County Odd Fellows
Blakalee’s Grove
Springville
G. C. Miller
Mame Shook
Rena van Meter
Sarah Hoadley
Robert Little
Martin Kelfer
J. D. Clark
Lewis Cottage
Lake Winola
Northrop
Hastings
Northmoreland Township
L. G. Shafer
Chicago
J. W. Denison
Prospect Cemetery
Charles Kennedy
J. P. Hollister
Alex Frazier
Matthew Harlow
Thomas Pope
David Hughes
Arthur Demming
John Pay
Grassy Island
Hawley
Peckville
Clark's
AVOCA
Lackawanna Ave
Cassimore
Washburn-Crosby Co
Washburn-Crosby Co Co
Washburn-Crosby
Kerr, Liebecker & CR
Clothing House
Empire Dry Goods CO
Vie Pa
Iaoe
Turkey
Leckawansa Aven
Dickson Manufacturing
Wilkes-Garre
Wyoming Avenue
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