Wedding at the Hitehings home unites Davis and Mise Martha
The marriage of Mise Martha Hitchings and David D. Davis took place last evening in the parlor of Mrs Martha Hitchings 232 Decker's Court. Rev. Thomas DeGruchy officiated with a ceremony of 45 dollars. Attendants included Barah Davis and William Hitchings. Flower girls Lissie Evane and Vada Jones. A reception followed and guests included numerous relatives. Interment will be at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery with pallbearers and flower bearers named.
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Martha Hitehings
Mise Martha
Martha Hitchings
Decker's Court
David D. Davis
Thomas DeGrachy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Misa Barah Davis
William Hitchings
Lissie Evane
Vada Jones
Eleazar Morgans
John H. Hitchhings
Thomas Jones
Jacob Jones
Elizabeth Jones
Perry Clarke
John 8. Harris
J. B. Powers
Rey
Thomas DeGruchy
Annie Jones
Jemina Roderick
Lizzie
Margerne Morgan
Norma
Helen Harris
C. Davis
May Thomas
Anna Wiliams
Jessie Young
Edith Daniel
Sarah Davis
Messrs
Roy Williams
William L. Davis
Reese Lewis
Robert Owens
Eddie Watkins
Thomas J. Watkins
William G. Thomas
John C. Richards
Charles Holly
Elmer Davis
George Nicholla
William J. David
Milton Griffiths
Evan Willams
Harry Evans
I. BP. McNally
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Charles Canavan
William May
Thomas Larkin
William Gilroy
Michael McCann
Austin Duffy
George Myer
Fred Hartnell
Dodge mine Accidental fund picnic at Sloan park
The Dodge mine Accidental fund held a daylong picnic in Sloan park yesterday with a large dance platform, Lawrence's band playing, and dancing crowds. Refreshments were served and about 800 people attended, boosting the fund’s treasury on pay day.
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Dodge Mine Accidental Fund
Sloan Park
Lawrence
Funeral for John Flynn Held at North Ninth Street Home
The funeral for the late John Flynn took place yesterday at 9 o'clock from his residence on North Ninth Street. Services were held at St Patrick's Church.
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John Flynn
North Ninth Street
St. Patrick's
Distinguished Welsh Architect Aneurin Jones Visits Scranton
William Price Jr hosts Aneurin Jones of Brooklyn N Y a noted Welsh critic and architect who once lived in West Scranton. Jones designed Delmonico restaurant fan and submitted plans for the Lackawanna County courthouse and other public buildings. He has written poems and a leading Welsh textbook preface reflecting his literary stature. The visitors praise Scranton progress since his last visit years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Price, Jr
South Main Avenue
Aneurin Jones
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jones
West Scranton
Washington
Delmoniceo's
Lackawanna County Court House
Local residents marked by visits and hospitality in Sunbury area
Mrs. William Lever of Lafayette street is in Sunbury due to a sister's illness. Others host or visit relatives in Sunbury, Philadelphia, Kingston, Atlantic City, Lake Ariel, Bhawonese Lake, Ocean Grove, and nearby places, with multiple households noted as entertaining or traveling.
Timely dress material sale on August 34
An August sale offers dress materials for separate skirts, emphasizing August September wear. The notice ties tariff impacts to imports of wool and urges patrons to buy as prices won’t be repeated while duties apply.
One Offering Storm Serges Fine Imported Goods
A buyer notes selection of fine imported wares from renowned French and English traders. Colors offered include navy and black with emphasis on woolen goods during a period of low prices.
West Side Business Directory entry highlights services
Notary public G. Morgan & Son offer notarization real estate foreign exchange and ocean tickets with prompt monthly settlements at 114 Jackson Street near Musgrave's drug store Harriet J Davis Florist lists cut flowers and funeral designs at 14 South Main Avenue Second hand furniture buyers offer cash for used items including stock of J C King at 701 to 79 West Lackawanna Avenue
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West Side
G. Morgan & Son
Notaries Public
Foreign Exchange
Ocean Ticket
Jackson Street
Musgrave's
Harriet J. Davis
Sooth Main Avenue
J. C. King
West LackaWwinhsa Avenue
Scranton Notes and Local Weekend Events
Miss E Grace Laurent returns from East Stroudsburg Normal Chautauqua while guests visit in Scranton. Various locals travel to Boston and Halletead to visit relatives. The funeral of John Burke is planned for 2 PM at Pike Street with interment in Hyde Park cemetery. A public fighting arrest reports Rudger and Kearney fined 5 each by Alderman Roberts after a melee near the Palestine hotel. Charges and bail set for Peter Foy, Dominick Lavinsky, and George Kemasky in separate cases. An upcoming Farview excursion by Marquette council and North Scranton Young Men's Institute includes a rocksmen race with prizes of 25, 15 and 10.
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E. Grace Laurent
East Stroudsburg
Katley Hienheardt
Taylor
Ella Thomas
Church Avenue
Stephen O'Boyle
Warren Street
Boston
Mass
Merrick
Annie Bell
West Market Street
Kate Haggerty
Halletead
Barah Browne
New York City
Thomas McAndrew
Wales Street
John R. Orgill
Margaret Avenue
Shamokin
Sons of
Palestine Hotel
Perry
Alderman Roberts
Rudger
Kearney
Michael Cusick
Peter Foy
Foy
Dominick Lavinsky
George Kemasky
Lavinsky
Kemasky
Fidler
Kenrosky
Farview
Marquette Council
Young Men’s Institute
North
Scranton
Anone
Rocksmen
Pennsylvania
Polish Saint Stanislaus Church Pays Contractor for Building Work
South Scranton reports payment to contractor Harvick in the sum of 10 70 for church construction. A Democratic county convention delegate candidate is Fred Burkley of 17 Crown Avenue. Marriage at St Johns Church unites Bridget Christy and Thomas Smith with witnesses Mary Kennedy and Robert Hamm. Wedding supper hosted at bride’s parents on Brook Street. Notables include Kate Downing and Marie Boland visiting, Dr. and Mrs. Walsh at Atlantic City, August Schneider serenaded by Ringgold band for his birthday, Patrick Cusick funeral at St. Johns, Willum Salusman and Minnie Zeah wed at Hickory Street Presbyterian Church.
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Saint Stanislaus Church
Harvick
Fred Burkley
Crown Avenue
St. John's Church
Melley
Bridget Christy
Thomas Smith
Mary Kennedy
Jermyn
Robert Hamm
Brook Street
Kate Downing
Locust Street
Carbondale
Marie Boland
Pittston Avenue
Misa Rose Markey
Wilkes-Barre
J. J. Walsh
Atlantic City
August Schneider
Ringgold
Schneider
Patrick Cusick
Minooka
Willum Salusman
North End
Minnie Zeah
Maple Street
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Mr. Schmidt
Misa
Epworth League reports and community notes from Cedar Avenue area
The Epworth League at Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church heard reports from the Toronto convention delegates. A male quartet performed, and William Roberts and William Lush shared trip impressions. In other items, Charles Sauer faced $300 bail on a chicken theft charge, while several residents vacationed at Lake Winola and others returned from Breezpoint New Jersey.
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Kate Burns
John Zeeh
Francis
Gecar Helregle
Cedar Avenue
Dunmore Cemetery
Epworth League of the
Cedar Avene Methodial Episcopal Church
League
Toronto
William
Ralph Roberts
William Lush
Jacob Berghauser
Charles Sauer
Alderman Storr
John Gordon
Stone Avenue
Lake Ariel
Ligsle Clifford
Maggie Walker
Nellie Smith
Orchard Street
Nora Haggerty
Lake Winola
Allen Ellis and Family
Cherry Street
Breespoint
N. J
Notable Local Social Notes and Funeral Arrangements
Charles Brown visits his father on Green Ridge Street for a few days. Mrs. Thomas Sly sr returns to Honesdale after visiting relatives in town. Miss Maud Savage leaves for Atlantic City as guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Spencer. The funeral of Charles Ford, son of Mr. Charles Ford on Drinker Street, was held at 1 30 pm and interment followed at Hawley. Scranton Stove Works to run its second annual excursion to Lake Ariel Saturday. Amusements planned all day. Fred Hartnell heads to New York to meet a relative bound for England. Mrs. E C Smith and Mrs. Florence Dean of Union NY visit Mrs. G W Allen on West Drinker Street. Mrs. Forbes of Honesdale visits friends in town. Miss Stanton returns home after visiting her brother John Stanton. Miss Maggie Hall and several others cartied on friends in town. George Evans of Carbondale was in the city last evening.
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Charles Brown
Green Ridge Street
Thomas Sly, Sr
Honesdale
Maud Savage
Atlantic City
H. M. Spencer
Charles
Charles Ford
Drinker Street
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Hawley
Bowkley
Pittston
Bachman
Bouth Blakely Street
Scranton Stove Works
Lake Ariel
Fred Hartnell
New York
England
E. C. Smith
Florence Dean
Union
N. Y
G. W. GB. Allen
West Drinker Street
Forbes
Stanton
John Stanton
Blakely Street
Maggie Hall
Joseph Hall
Priceburg
Hodgson
William Hodgson
Providence
George Evans
Carbondale
Undertaker Cleared in Infant Death Case
A coroner's jury found Undertaker John Sweeney not to blame for the death of 17 month old Edward Adam Vopps who died from embalming fluid in Throop. Testimony included Sweeney, the father John Yopps, and Dr. Baker of Jermany. The jury concluded Sweeney cautioned the parents and exonerated him. Jurors named: Cosgrove Frable Evans McDonald Gallagher Cusick.
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Edward Adam Vopps
Throop
Longstreet
John Sweeney
Undertaker Sweeney
John Yopps
Dr. Baker
Jermyn
Yopps
Sweeney
Conductor Poust Hurt In Moosic Car Collision
J Poust conductor on the Pitts ton line of the Scranton Railway was struck by a passing car while stepping on the open side of his car near Moosic. He recovered briefly then suffered a severe concussion and was taken home in a semi unconscious state. His condition improved but remains serious as he heals and will miss several days of work.
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J. P. Poust
Pittston
Scranton Railway
Moosic
Poust
Powust
Central City
North Garfield Avenue
Scranton Keystone City Quick Facts and Amenities
Scranton, touted as the Third City of the Keystone State, features a $1,000,000 City and County Hall, a new post office, multiple cemeteries and crematories, 1,200 acres city area, a population over 106,000, three theaters and several public halls, 40 schools, two hotels, three hospitals and infirmaries, and two asylums. It boasts pure water, unlimited electric power, a $250,000 Board of Trade Building, factories, parks, miles of electric street railways and asphalted routes, state armories, trolley lines to neighboring towns, electric street lighting, and the claim of the world’s cheapest coal and largest coal supply. The city hosts three flour mills, three national banks with substantial capital and surplus, savings banks, a transit company, libraries, colleges, clubs, and societies. Coal shipments reach 6,000,000 tons. property valuations are cited at $20,000,000 for assessed and $100,000,000 for real property. public debt is under $900,000.
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Keystone State
Board of Trade
Peckville
Olyphant
Throap
Taylor
Pirston
United States
Capital
Surplin
Has & Savings Banks
Surpline
Tritet Company
Masonic Temple
Askesrad
Obituary notices for Patrick Jordan and several county residents
Patrick Jordan born in Ireland in 1878 died at his home 408 Linden street after years of illness. He led in Olyphant and later ran the St. Cloud hotel in Scranton with his son P. P. Jordan, and served as county treasurer for the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Also reported are the deaths of Mrs. Elisha H. Griffin of Providence Road and infant deaths in Avoca, along with funeral plans and surviving relatives. Colonel Harry Laycock of Wyoming died after recent illness.
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Patrick Jordan
Linden Street
Mr. Jordan
Ireland
Olyphant
Scranton
Blakely Township
Carbondale
Jordan
Rendham
T. J. Jordan
Alderman Millar's Court
P. P. Jordan
St. Cloud Hotel
John Bh. Jordan
Law Department
University of Pennsylvania
S J. Peter's Cathedral
James F. Jordan
J. W. Malone
J. J. J. Feeley
M. E. Loftus
Olyphant Catholic Cemetery
Elisha H. Griffin
Providence Road
Medical and legal directory items in Scranton listing physicians and attorneys
A crowded professional directory lists DR. KAY at 206 Penn Ave 1-5 and 9 p.m. hours, DR. BATESON on Washington Ave, DR. FREY moving to Jewell Building 95 Spruce St, MARY A. SHEPHERD M D OP Hath, A TRAPOLD specialist in Diseases of Women at Wyoming Ave Spruce St Scranton office hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. DR. W. B. ALLEN 512 North Washington Ave DR. ANNA LAW 908 Wyoming Ave office 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. DR. L. M. Gates Board of Trade Building hours 9 to 11 a.m. 2 to 4 p.m. 7 to 8 p.m. DR. G C Li Freas rupture specialist. DR. S. W. Lamormaux Adams Ave residence Mulberry. VETERINARY ROOK 124 Linden Street Scranton. ROYLE attorney Burr Building. Ed Thayer Attorney Commonwealth Building. Jeffreys Ruddy and Warren Knapp attorneys. Numerous other attorneys and architects listed with offices on Spruce Street Lackawanna Avenue and Wyoming Avenue. The Tribune Publishing Co. provides type and composition services.
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Pr. A. Trapold
Corher Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Scranton
Miner James Needham Admitted After Powder Explosion
James Needham a miner at Nanti coke was admitted to Mason Taylor hospital yesterday with serious burns to the head and face from a powder explosion. The hospital physician states he will recover.
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James Needham
Nanticoke
Mason Taylor
Needham
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