Funeral notices and local obsequies in suburb paper
Funeral services for Ellen Embery were held at St Patrick's with Rev Father McNally officiating and multiple lodge pallbearers. Burial followed at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. A second funeral for a Polish child was noted, with interment at an Evans court home. Community mourners, carriages, flowers, and uniformed groups accompanied the processions. Nearby society items list florists, photographers, and second hand furniture ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Embery
St Patricks Church
Father McNally
Patrick Graham
John S. Kelley
Frank Grady
Finnerty
Charles Gerry
John Selbey
Hyde Park Catholic
Thirteenth Regiment
Washburn Street
Cortese
Iorge
Uniformed Hawk
Knights of Pythias
Cory
Pointers’ Association
Patriotic Order, Sons of Armerica
Railroad Lodge
Knigits of Pythias
M. F. Wymbs
Dn Evans Court
Seven Canine Boarders Raise Roofs at West Side Station
Police report seven noisy dogs boarded at the West Side station last night. Constables Hurshell and Timothy Jones investigated seven attempts to lift cell roofs. Alder man Blair Cyclone Kate and the Flatley family were counted among the seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Kelley's Patch
Hurshell
Timothy Jones
Alderman Blair
Cyclone Kate
Flatley
Midnight Burglary Suspect Brought Before Alder Man
A man named Antonio Piquinaro was brought before Alder man Millar after a midnight entry at Nicholas Perro’s West Lackawanna Avenue home. He was sent to the county jail following a hearing. Local groups announce events including a Mountain Park excursion by the Dodge Mine Accidental Fund and several social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Perro
Lacka- Wann Avenue
Antonio Piquinaro
Piquinaro
Millar
County Jalil
Father Whitty Glee Club Concert and Town News
The Father Whitty Glee club performed last evening at St. Marys Hall with a diverse program including vocal solos by Edward Kelly Catharine Crise Charles Connolly a duet by Mary McHale and James Finnerty recitations by Miss Kate Marrin and Misa Mamie Coyne and many more items. The report also notes the marriage of James Glynn and Miss Hagins at Holy Rosary church with a reception at the bride's home and local social details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Whitty Glee Club
St. Mary's Hall
Edward Kelly
Catharine Crise
Charles Connolly
Mary McHale
James Finnerty
Kate Marrin
Joehia John
Morgan
John Maloney
Sarah Finnerty
Cora Griffin
Harry Drinker
Sis
John Wrighter
Misa Mamie Coyne
Wilhelma Griffin
John Hayes
John Simpson
Molly 80 Bright
Charles Melvin
John Barrington
Nora Cadden
George Gavigan
Sam Newton
Thomas Morris
the Key
John Murray
Trish Reel
John Gallagher
Joseph Murphy
John J. Boland
Trish
James Davitt
Inves
Joseph Kelly
Marie Frowonski
Billy Lamont
Kotehupy
Father Whitty Glee
Ieie Haggins
Senewa Street
W. P. O'Donnell
Holy Rosary Church
Welock
Thomas Glynn
Misa Annie Gynn
Glynn
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Bennett Street
Leonard
Magele Williams
Parker Street
Storr
Charles Davis
William Street
Lake Winola
David Evang
Wayne Avenue
William Bowen
Margaret Avenue
Arthur Atherton
Wilkes-Barre
Cecil Davis
Warren Street
Sarsaparilla Candy Concoctions Promised as Blood Purifier
An advertisement touts liquid Sarsaparilla flavoured candies with extra blood and nerve remedies. It claims to purify and build blood and nerve strength, curing nervous disorders and hysteria. Sold by Carl Lorenz at 418 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton priced 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Aruggist
Scranton
Lackawanna Mills Suspend Work Amid Slump in Orders
Work has stopped in all departments of the Lackawanna Knitting Mills with about 400 workers, mainly young women, idled due to a lack of orders. A month’s resume is hoped, while foremen note the presidential election may delay trade. Funeral held for William Carpenter killed in the old rolling mill yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Knitting Mills
William Carpenter
Rolling Mill
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Pittston Avenue
Scranton Faengerrunde
John Malis
Wiliam Bhauschmann
Charles Pell
John Wissuk
J. Schwenker
Nathan Jacobse
Finnnch
John Grein
Catharine Deinkle
Hickory Street Presbyterian
William A. Nordt
Philllipena Greiner
A. Winchel
Crooisman
Dr. Quinn
Parsons
Brook Street
Ice Prom Social At Baptist Church Lawn Tonight
The young ladies of the BR Y PL 1 of the Baptist church plan an ice prom social on the church lawn with Wakefield's orchestra. If weather fails, it will be moved to Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Y
The
Baptist Church
Wakefield
Dunmore
Green Ridge
Boyle's Hall
Frank Guard
Boulevard Avenue
Jones
Monsey Avenue
Ashbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Reyneald
Thomas Fittcroft
New Jersey
Luther Teck
Capoose Avenue
Honesdale
Local Social Notes and Church Schedule Update
Clay avenue residents Benjamin Jeffrey and William Rees visit Shenandoah for a few days while Mrs. William Dolphin and Miss Kate Dolphin of New York are guests of their parents. St Mark's Episcopal Church alters Sunday services to Holy Communion at 1 with 10 30 omitted and evening prayer at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Jeffrey
William Rees
Clay Avenue
Shenandoah
William Dolphin
Kate Dolphin
New York
John Dolphin
Chestnut Street
Michael Hendrick
Jermyn
Maggie Hunt
Fall River
Mass
Bridget Hunt
Monroe Avenue
Eva
Nellie Flynn
Carbondale
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
L. Kellam
Hawley
M. Kellam
Grove Street
Alice Green
North End
M. B. O'Heera
Olyphant
M. Murray
Chauncey Decker
Frost Building
Drinker Street
David Monroe
Brook Street
Washington
Roy Pierce
Providence
Locals Plan Hyde Park, West Side Nine Contest
John McMurray of New York visits friends on Main Street. Miss Celia Mahoney returns from Avoca. Rev. R. T. Jones, pastor of First Presbyterian Philadelphia, visited Greenwood and returned home. Locals will travel to Hyde Park Friday to face the West Side Athletic Club in a baseball game. Michael Joyce of Minooka issues a sprint challenge to Joseph Geneke, 100 yards for a £50 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McMurray
New York
Main Street
Amy Rawson
Greenwood
East Orange
N. J
R. T. Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Market Street
Philadelphia
Hyde Park
West Side Athletic Club
Celia Mahoney
Avoca
Michael Joyce
Minooka
Taylor
Joseph Geneke
Bryan and Sewall Club Formed in City Democratic Meet
Democrats convened at the Sunday Free Press office to organize the first Bryan and Sewall club in the city. Rich ard J. Beamish opened the meeting. C. G. Roland named temporary chair and Dr. Reedy temporary secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Free Press
Bryan and Sewall
Camp Aten
Richard J. Beamish
C. G.roland
Bryan and Sewall Club
Messrs
Boland and
Reedy
Messra
Beamish
Durke Atad Taylor
Boland
Merrifield
Col. Fitzsimmons
Comerry
Newcomb
Nathan Vidaver
Mr. Boland
Mr. Vidaver
Spruce Street
Tribune
Vidaver
Bailey
Roland
Widever
New York
J. G. Bailey
R. J. Eamish
D. J. Reedy
T. J. Jennings
FR. J. Murray
W. W. Baylor
D. L. Replogle
P. W. Gallagher
C. Comegys
L. P. Wedeman
M. J. Cadden
H. H. Beidleman
Joseph O'Brien
P. J. Nealis
Marian Sweeney
E. F. Blewitt
J. Honan
Xaverian Brothers Assist St Thomas College Faculty
Rev Father MacGoldrick to be aided by Xaverian Brothers with three teachers this year. Brother Angelus to direct studies and bring twenty years of teaching experience from Lowell Baltimore Mt Louisville and Norfolk. Latin and Creek taught, Linelish branches and discipline under Brothers, typing and stenography programs added. Classes resume September 10 with applications Sept 1-10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xaverian Brothers
Father MacGolrick
St. Thomas
Father MacGoldrick
The
Carroll Station
Maryland
O'Hara
Brother Alexus
Brother Angelus
Father Macfiodrick
Lowell
Mass
Baltimore
Louieville
Norfolk
MacGoldrick
Wrothers
Clark Starving Patient In Lexington Hospital
Lewis George Clark, named as the prototype of George Harris in Uncle Tom's Cabin, collapsed from heat while seeking food in Lexington Kentucky. He was rushed to a hospital in critical condition after weeks of bread and water scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lewis George Clark
George Harris
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Uncle Toms Cabin
Clark
Market News From Oi) City August First
Market report from Oi) City notes today’s option at 104 with quoted credit balances.
Markets and Stocks Report From New York and Philadelphia
Stocks today were dull with professional traders on the bull side aided by London orders and higher cables. Sugar led gains while Burlington and Quincy fell on dividend fears. overall closes showed fractional changes amid liquidity concerns and rising money rates. In Philadelphia provisions and commodities markets were steady with mixed grain futures and active cattle and hog receipts at the Union Stock Yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Manhattan
Burlington and Quincey
Bears
Boker
Sterling Exchange
Stock Exchange
Hurlington and Quincy
Sugar
St. Paul
Rover Island
Minnesota Tron
William Linn
Ale Len & CO
Vlock
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News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
Herbert Slate
Sickler's Pond
Joseph Carden
Hooks
West Side Business Directory
Harriet J. Davis
South Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Starner
J. C. King
Jackson Strewt
Seven Sons and Sirens
Dodge Mine Accidental Fund
Mountain Park
Woman's Guild of
St. Marks
Thomas BE
Heynolds
South Sumner Avenue
Lake Carey
T. F. Mullen
Mabel
North Sumner Avenue
Brooklyn
Rockaway Head
J.C. Engle
Ri. Evans
Wyoming
FB. Cawley
Nora Kealy
Smith Street
Maggie Price
North Hyde Park Avenue
Seashore
J. W. Kealy
Pleasant Mount
Kittle Healy
Far Rockaway Beach
John J. Nealon
Luzerne Street
Europe
John S. James
Katie Gregory
Minnie Morley
Annie Evans
Julia Thomas
Mary Brace
Mary Davis
Misa Harriet Good
TRE
Quare
South Side News
Williamsport
James Holmes
J. J. O'Donnell
Francis J. Clarke
M. F. Crane
St. Mary's Church
Will Kelley
Belinda Dempsey
Lizzie Murphy
J. F. Mitchell
J. F. McLoughlin
M. H. Higgins
John Hartnett
P. H. Durkin
P. H. Kearney
Bartley Curran
John Curran
Church
Grove
Scramon
Luzerne County
Avora
J. J. Curran
Joseph J. McCabe
P. J. Golden
ST. Thomas’ College
Want
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Alyan O
Chicago
Mixei Western
White State
Ealee
State
Weatern Dairy
Elina
Union Stock Yards
Cattl
Enlves
Texans
Western Rangers
High- Lowe
Ing Am
Tobauces Co We
Re'g
BiNy
Chicago Gas
MIL & Bt
R. I
Blowtrie
Lake Shore
Louse, & Nash
Texas
Manhatan
Cordage
J. Central
Central
West i
Omaha
Southern R. R
Southern
Tenn & Tron
Texan Pacific
Wabash
Western Union
Chicago Board OF Trade
Scranton Lace Curtain Co
First National Bank
Third National Bank
Eestbeden
Throop Novelty
Scranton Traction Co
Enna
Scranton Glass Co
Oeene
Scranton Pass
Raestvesen
People's Street Railway
Ave
E. Scranton & Pittston Trae. Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
Township School
City of Scranton St Imp
Borough of Winton
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Aes
Scranton Axle Works
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo, RY
William S Millar
Wyoming Ave
Center ST
Beas Ls
Igg
Chicheater
Marc
Dickestera
Petere Mal Rieal
James Moir
Mas
Mis
Entonside
Firet National Ree Bank
Moriaing
Gaventsan
Cali
Mnloney Owl and Manufacturing
Eridian Street
M. W. Collins
BNGF
Soo
Pacific Coast
St. John’s
Newfoundland
England
Ireland
Eoerland
Ion and Steel
Bittewbewder
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