Suburban Notes On Church Lawn Social and Local Happenings
Weart Side Wheelmen and guests enjoyed a smoker at St. Mark's Lutheran on Fourteenth Street with a lively bike race and a grand refreshment spread led by Frank Depew Guy Relph and Walter Tilson. The week’s social roundup includes weddings planned by quartette and a Welsh Calvinistic church picnic at Round Woods plus attendees at Bald Mount and Atlantic City mentions and a Dodge Mine Accidental fund movement to Mountain Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Frank Depew
Guy Relph
Walter Tilson
Dan Trainor
Sam Mettragken
Ben Evans
Charles Hertine
Gig Relph
David Owens
Herbert Warner
Frank H. Jones
Ed. Smith
Will Bunn
Llewellyn Jones
Tom Marsh
Jacob Peiffer
John Edinger
Bert Byvnon
Will Reynolds
Ed. Vokes
Bret Vokes
Harriso W. Dunn
Fourteenth Street
Lange
Calvinistic Church
Round Woods
Arthur Brenore
Atlantic City
David J. Davis
Bertha Jenking
Bald Mount
Thomas Lowry
Charles Hartley
New York City
Franklin Breece
Jennie Lowry
Amy Howell
Lou Fellows
Nell Fellows
George Lowry
Harold Gibbs
Arkansas
H. K. Jones
Esdras Howell
Harry Sweet
Winfield Fellows
Joan Howell
Walter Jones
Horatio
John B. Davis
Bellevue Street
Washburn Street
McKinley-Hobart Glee Club
John Llewellyn
William Evans
Gomer Reese
David Davis
William Jones
David Lawrence
North Hyde Park Avenue
Misa Lena Thell
Jackson Street
Misa Aliee Deppon
Price Street
M. Walsh
BE. Cusick
Lafayette Street
Dodge Mine Accidental Fund
Mountain Park
Ebenezer Jones
Lincoln Avenue
Bloomsburg Normal School
Douglass Ward
Bert Fellows
Lake Winola
Rumors on Captain Fellows Exit and Gold Watch Claim
Several newspapers published erroneous reports that Captain B D Fellows deserted from Company F and received a gold watch at a Tuesday drill. Both claims are untimely though rumors persist he may leave the company. Entertainment news notes the Junior Epworth league event at Simpson M E Church last night featuring Bes sie Bonner Dollie Thomas Mattie Iis hing Florence Crawford Myrtle Hunl iet Lucy Long Frank Wills Arthur Reese Paul Burris Elliot Acker. The closing tableau was Searching for Happiness with posers including Carrl Karr Grace Snow Emma Ella Dina Lewis Gertie Florey Margaret Highes Grace Daniels Jessie Florey Cream and others. refreshments were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Fellows
Epworth League
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Bessie Bonner
Dollie Thomas
Mattie Iishing
Florence Crawford
Myrtle Hunliet
Lucy Long
Frank Wills
Arthur Reese
Paul Burris
Elliot Acker
Misses Carrl Karr
Grace Snow
Emma Ella
Dina Lewis
Gertie Florey
Margaret Highes
Grace Daniels
Jessie Florey
Albany Patch Police Court and Community Notes
Alderman George F Kelbhow presided at police court yesterday. Thomas Williams and Thomas Timothy were intoxicated and fined. Williams discharged with a warning. John Jones released after intoxication and assault on his mother. The Kelley crowd sent to county jail except Mrs Flatney discharged and Mrs Fallon fined four dollars. Ben Johnson and another held overnight after interference with officers. News notes report the West Side Central Republican League meeting and various local visits and events including a sacred singing service at Plymouth Congregational church and a planned August wedding for Daniel B Hughes and Miriam Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Kelbhow
Thomas Williams
Thomas Timothy
John Jones
Kelley's Patch
West Side Central Republican League
Bert Eynon
Lake Winola
W. R. Hughes
North Bromley Avenue
Elmira
Thomas FE. Jones
Roland Avenue
Atlantic City
John Thomas
North Main Avenue
W. B. Owen
Taylor
Plymouth Congregational Church
Daniel B. Hughes
Columbian Quartette
Local Businesses Advertise Flowers Photos and Furniture
Harriet J Davis, florist at 101 South Main Avenue offers cut flowers and funeral destana. Starner's Photo Parlors at 101 and 103 South Main Avenue advertises cabinet photos at 1.40 per dozen. J C King at 1024 and 1023 Jackson Street buys second hand furniture, stores, tools and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet J. Davis
South Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Starner
J. C. King
Local notes from Drinker Street to Athuithe City
Mrs Christopher Mofflit returns from a few weeks in Athuithe City. Pennsylvanian Coal company plans to lay the mines today. Mrs Emma Gladwie and Lie Slinpcon visit Elim Street on their bicycle. Miss Nettle Mears visits her grandmother Mrs W Young. Residents express complaint over water supply. A social gathering honors Mrs Lottie Farber with many young friends. Nearby residents return from vacations in Pond Hawley. Pillsbury Flour mills boast a capacity of 17500 barrels daily.
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Christopher Mofflit
Drinker Street
Athuithe City
Willim Wilson
Philadelphia
Pennaylvani Coal Company
Musea
Emma Gladwie
Lie Slinpcon
Elimstrret
Misa Nettle Mears
Cranton
le Visibiy
Mirs. W
Lottie Farber
Riggs Street
Mieeee Malvinw
Rena Donaldson
New York City
Lille Judge
Etta
Hattie Foster
Ella Cole
Florence Weber
Sadie Foster
Gertie Farber
Charles Litton
Steven Richards
Hyaginth Altamiri
Frank Bogart
John Luton
Blaine
Earle Altemeeve
George Altamiri
Vandyke Pinkney
Willam Webber
James Black
Gerry Foster
Charlie Farber
Merry
Mia
W. D. Decker
Lucy
Mary
Cherry Street
Me Pond
Hawley
Fannie Vickera
Two Arrests Reported by Alderman Millar
Andrew Horisk, 298 South Washington avenue, jailed on 00 bail after allegedly beating a prosecutor, then threatening with an axe. Special Officer Jack Tierney arrested him. liquor blamed. A second arrest involved Nicholas Sossong for keeping a cross dog. case postponed for more testimony. Also note the death of Michael F. Dolan, 55, track master at South steel mill, with funeral plans set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Horisk
Washington Avenue
Millar
George Phillips
Horiski
Jack Tierney
Malcolm Byars
Nicholas Sossong
Prospect Avenue
Elm Street
Walter Clifford
Sossong
Michael F. Dolan
Kellerman Court
South Steel Mill
Branch 85
C. Mo TR A
Branch 4
Mount Morris
N.Y
St. John’s Church
Hyde Park Cemetery
Street Car Collision Near Minooka Breaker
An hour before noon yesterday a street car collided with coal cars near the Minooka grade where the track intersects the Bunae railroad to the National breaker. No injuries occurred and the crash was blamed on loose car brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minooka
Bunee
Natonal
Local Society Notes and Musical Event Highlights
Miss Maggele Lewis and James Hartshorn were married last evening at the bride’s home by Rev. Charles Prosser. The Mozart Glee club hosted a pleasant lawn party at Haas avenue with games, music, and notable vocal performances by Harry Danvers and the club. Various residents and visitors are noted, including Frank Steele, Alice Green, and Nellie Griggs, with community activities listed such as a Primitive Methodists rally and corner stone ceremonies. The Chicago Platform and Globe-Democrat reference closes the section with political remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggele Lewis
Leggett's Street
James Hartshorn
Green Ridge
Charles Prosser
Miss Lewis
Alice Hartshorn
Thomas Lewis
Mozart Glee Club
Flu
Alma Clancy
Haas Avenue
Harry Danvers
Mr. Danvers
Glee Club
Nellie Freas
Mame Moyer
Nelle Tuttle
Grace Saxon
Edith Miller
Mattie Huntsman
Flo
Alma Chiney
Frank Richards
Edwin Evans
Thomas Evans
Tee Wyn
Bach
Alvin Morgan
John Jones
Arthur Smith
David Williams
William Evans
Lester Losey
Frank Fteele
Honesdale Glass Works
Alice Green
Dunmore
Nellie Griggs
Wyoming
Brisbin Accidental Fund
Richard Roberts
Ferdinand Street
New Jersey
Cecil Davis
Warren Street
Church Corner Stone
Holder
Sureth
Junior Wesley League
Timothy White
Market Street
Jean Akeman
East Market Street
Mary Gorman
Marie Duffy
Kelser Avenue
Lizzie Coyle
Carbondale
North End
James Golden
St. Michael's College
Toronto
Canada
Edith Evans
G. E. West
North Main Avenue
Elizabeth Scott
Nay Aug Avenue
Fragmentary Political Rhetoric Abbreviated for Publication
A garbled passage rails against national banks and credit, favors repudiation and silver, and mocks established order. The fragmented text also references panic, bankruptcy, and profiteering, with slogans supporting “state's fight” and victors’ spoils.
End of the World Prophet in French Parish Book
The Philadelphia Press reviews a newly issued French book by Abbe Dupin claiming imminent apocalypse between September 19 and 21, 1896, with prophecies of wars plagues and the reign of antichrist. The author asserts Catholic sanction and cites scripture La Salette as support. Critics compare Dupin to other failed prophets, noting the author’s dubious authority and failed predictions.
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Vichy
France
Abbe Dupin
Dion
la Salette
Antichrist
Christ
Baxter
Swegland
Franch Abbey
Hook
Rome
Degenerate Theory Used as Excuse for Brutal Crimes
A Chicago Post discussion questions labeling violent crime as degenerate rather than criminal. A dialogue disputes whether a murderer should be called a criminal, concluding the act marks degenerate behavior. Includes an advertisement for a rheumatism cure and a livestock market report with mixed prices and receipts.
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The
Chicago Post
Buffalo Cattle and Sheep Market Report
Buffalo market news reports quiet cattle trading with prices for cattle veals calves and mixed stock listed in varied ranges. Sheep and lamb markets show native lambs at five dollars with cull and common sheep prices and export sheep values noted, while Canada lambs and market credits are mentioned.
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Chicago
Thion Stock
Western Rangers
Canada
Kill It! The Game and Its Grim Toll
A brief, grim note on race and power contrasting public spectacle with the cost of action. The piece reflects on the thrill of competition versus the deadly impact of violence, urging contemplation beyond the game.
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Atlanta Constitution
Wall Street Review Stocks Flutter Amid Bear Dominance
New York Aug 6 stocks were active yet weak with 245108 shares traded as bear-led selling weighed on markets. Western stocks fell on crop damage reports while Louisville and Nashville weakened on July traffic concerns. Major losses hit Burlington and Quincy and Manhattan among others as a late rally by bear-linked brokers cooled to a feverish close.
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New York
London
Loulaville
Nashville
Th Cotton Exchange
Burlington
Sugar
Chicago Gas
Northwest
St. Paul
Rock Island
Lackawanna
Ilinois Central
Louieville
Manhattan
New York Central
New Jersey Central
Pacific Mall
Southern Railway
Omaha
Leather
Tlinois Steel
Stock Exchange
Minnesota
Ale Len & CO
Spruce Street
Grain and provisions markets show little change in New York
Wheat and oats hold steady while corn remains firm yet dull. oats and rye futures move little with spot prices steady to unchanged. Provisions and butter stay quiet and steady as lard and refined products edge lower or hold near last quotes amid mixed regional offerings.
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Philadelphia
New York
Aug. T
Ipilae
Meeline
Aviotet
Mlec
Chicago
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News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
West Side Business Directory
Pillsbury Flour Mills
TRE
South Side News
Mary Stringer
Avenue 10
Mary Brady
Genet Street
Frank PP. Brady
Providence
Globe-Democrat
National Government
Supreme Court
From
Philadelphia Press
Eefence
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
OW City
Ave
Wall Street Review
Ing. Am
Taboos Co
Ches
Ohio
Mil & St. P
Levks Shore
Eve HS
Taconite
Nish
Wey Ais M. K
Texas
Pri
Simy
N.Y Central
N. Y
Wil
Waltiweh Press
Western Union
Cess
Wits
Board OF Trade
Sceranton Board of Trade Exchange
Nam
Beranton Lace Curtain Co
Oun
National Boring & Drill G Co
First National Bank
Aereneaee
Beranton
Ane Elmburat Boulevard Co
Eee
Scranton Savings Bank
Honta Plate Glass
Beranton Car Replacer Co
Scranton Packing Co
Weston Mill Co
Lackawanna Iron & Steel Co
Third National Bank
Oeneee
Seranton Traction Co
Scranton Glass Co
Von
Scranton Pass
People's Street Railway
Cccccee
Noue
Scranton & Pittston ‘True Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
City of Scranton St. Imp
Borough of Winton
Mt. Vernon Coal
Pacific Coast
St. John's
New Foundland
Fagin
Ireland
Portland
Sue
Richards Lumber CO
Commonwealth Building
Tron and Steel
Bittenbender
Asuote
Aeitas
Ajaco
Ajaco Aay 4 Agdong
Yosia
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
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