Disorderly Conduct Arrests Tie to South Scranton Event
Martin Merrick and a Polander were arrested for disorderly conduct on the funeral of Mrs Mary McGuinness. Junger Maennercher nominates officers for next Friday night. Italian colony members at Alderman Lenter court Saturday. John Langinott arraigned on aggravated negligence and battery charges by Frank and Julian Bonetti. Neighbors involved. defendant allegedly hurled a brick during a quarrel yesterday morning. Laviginotti held on $500 bail on each charge for court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Merrick
Mary McGuinness
Junger Maennercher
Lenter
John Langinott
Frank
Julian Bonetti
Ronett Laviginotti
Funeral of Mrs McQuin ness a solemn community event
The funeral for Mrs Mary McQuin ness was held from her Beech Street home on Saturday morning. Friends and neighbors filled the old homestead then accompanied the pallbearers to St Peters cathedral for a Requiem Mass. Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery with pallbearers James Murray John Reardon James McGrath James McCuinness Edwin Frantz and John Devine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mguinness
Mary McQuinNess
Beech Street
St. Peters’ Cathedral
BP. Z. Gough
James Murray
John Reardon
James McGrath
James McCuinness
Edwin Frantz
John Devine
Nomination Draft For Junger Maen Nerchor Officers
At Friday night’s meeting of the Junger Maen nerchor nominations were made for the officers to be elected next Friday. Each post has a single candidate, so the election will be a formality. The slate includes Gustave Reppert president William Velemer vice president Albert Cathols treasurer Eugene Tanner financial secretary Cor Berghauser recording secretary Otto Robingon Peter Zang jr and Fred Schunk trustee Gustave Behmdit will be director for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junger Maennerchor
Ares Gustave Reppert
William %Elemer
Albert Cathols
Eugene Tanner
Cor
Berghauser
Otto Robingon
Peter Zang
Fred Schunk
Thustess
Preeeetor
Gustave Behmidt
Arrest in Twentieth Ward Sparks Patrolman Effort
The first arrest in weeks by city patrolmen occurred Saturday night when Martin Merrick of the Twentieth Ward was taken into custody. Investigators reported the patrols intensified after the incident, with emphasis on restoring order on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Merrick
Twentieth Ward
George W. Jenkins promotes familiar patent medicines
An old newspaper snippet lists products such as Paine's Celery Compound, Pinkham's Compound, FCC Pierce's Golden Medical Dis, Mellon's Food, and AT- GEORGE W. JENKINS at for sale on Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Pinkham’s
FCC Pierce
Golden Medical
Mellon
Disorderly Pair Detained In City Court Minor Fines
A Pole and a man from Maple Street were led away after being drunk and disorderly on Celar in Venie. Alder man Lentes presided in Alderman Don van's absence at pollen court. Merrick, involved in a fight, was discharged while the Pole faces city treasury charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Street
Celar
Venie
Donvan
Atlantic City
Lentes
Pollen Court
Merrick
Pon
Boland family returns from pleasant visit and local notices
Misses Frances and Kitty Boland and Wit Boland, children of Patrel nin Dominick Boland of Prospect, return from pleasant stay with friends at Carbondale. A Young Women’s Christian Association service on Cedar avenue featured an address by Mrs. Medley and a music program. John Moyes of Cedar avenue recovers from a severe illness. Rev. George J. Stopper, rector of St. Mary’s, returns from vacation with his parents. Mrs. Charles Scheuch of Birch street hosts visitors from New York City. Miss Mary F.E. Burke leaves for Pittsburg and expects to visit Trenton, Ohio. Pastor W. A. North returns from annual vacation in Orange, New Jersey and preached yesterday. Edward Rech of Locust street and Fred Kereel of Birch street return from a tour of New York state. Thomas Burke of Fig street departs for New York City today then Europe, for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Kitty Boland
Wit Boland
Patrelnin Dominick Boland
Prospect Avents
Carbondale
Christian Asseciation
Cedar Avenue
Medley
John Moyes
George J. Stopper
St. Mary's
WiNhimehort
Charles Seheuch
Birch Street
New York City
Mary FE. Burke
Pittstoni Avenue
Pittsburg
Trenton
Ohio
Tey
W. A. North
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Orange
N. J
Edward Rech
Locust Street
Fred Kereel
New York State
Thomas Burke
Fig Street
New Y York City
Europe
Pea Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park
Coal delivery offer lists price at 1.25 per unit and serves central city areas including South Side and central Hyde Park. Orders directed to C. B. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave via phone 6681.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Local Social Notes And Pharmacy Ad Brief
Mrs Selig of Monsey avenue visits Honesville and Mr Rogers of Capouse avenue returns from the Hudson trip. The ad invites customers to Manners Pharmacy at 920 Green Ridge street and touts high quality goods and service. Jake Osenbach visits Avoca and Albert Kellow spends vacation in Pike county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Selig
Monsey Avenue
Honesible
George Rogers
Capouse Avenue
Hudson River
Qgreen Ridge Street
J. FF. Knapp
Cayusa Jake
Pearl Osenbach
Caponse Avenue
Avoca
Albert Kellow
Pike County
Ribbon and Hosiery Special Sale Saturday
Saturday specials list discounted ribbons and hosiery items with limited stock. Includes taffeta ribbons at low prices and 5 inch fancy ribbons, plus lisle thread hose in tan shades and hermsdorf dyed hose, all offered for a short sale window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermsdorf
PIC Cs
Reverend Hymns Against Sunday Sins In West Scranton
The Rev Thomas de Gruchy pastor of Jackson Street Baptist church urged stronger Sabbath observance arguing Sunday is sacred and should be protected from Sunday papers bicycle rides and baseball. He criticized movements toward leisure on Sundays and called for enforcement of Sabbath laws to restore a holy day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas de Gruchy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Bae- Kiel
de Gruchy
Feelig
Baptist Young People's Union
Voung
Facelock
America
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Bare Hall Camper
Jesus Christ
Merle Grouchy
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices
Mrs Mars Fesne of Sloanpatch dies at age 71 after ten months with grip. Survived by husband Nicholas and three daughters Annie Mary Kate. Funeral for Mrs Kimira Evins held at 2:00 pm with Rev A L Ramer at St Mays Lutheran. burial Washburn street cemetery. Georgy Jedora child funeral held. Rev Thomas de Gruchy officiated. burial Washburn street cemetery. Four month old child of David G Williams of 3 Snyder avenue Hellevue died. funeral tomorrow. burial Washburn street cemetery. Martin Hoover known as Crandpa Hoover dies at home on Price street at 70. survived by two daughters Mrs Henry Flynn and Mrs Addison W Chase, and Charles Hoover of Binghamton. funeral to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Fesne
Nicholas Feene
Sloanpatch
Annie
Mary
Kate
Washburn Street
Thomas de Gruchy
Georgy
Jedora
Otto Schnnkert
Everett Avenue
David G. Williams
Snyder Avenue
Hellevue
Mra
Henry Flynn
Addison W. Chase
Charles Hoover
Binghamton
N. Y
Anthracite Camping Club Heads to Lake Ariel for Two Weeks
The Anthracite Camping club departs today for Lake Ariel where they will set camp for a two week stay. Members plan outdoor activities and group trips during the excursion, highlighting club camaraderie and local outdoor pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracite Camping Club
Lake Ariel
Mem
Local Club Excursions And Society Gatherings
The Continental Mine Accidental fund excursion to Purview drew nearly five hundred attendees on Saturday. The Dodge Mine Accidental fund plans its annual trip to Lake Ariel tomorrow. Sunday school at Juck son Street Baptist led by Mrs. John Thomas hosts a lawn festival at Frank Clonton’s residence on Wednesday. The Jackson Street Baptist Pidellan society meets tonight and Baptist Young People union tomorrow evening. The Light Lunch Carping club departs tonight for Owego to camp near Hiawatha island for two weeks, marking their fourth annual outing since formation in 14. Members of the celas include Harry P. Davis Fred Evans Howard Davis Bab Davis Mundy Davis Frank Jones Robert Roberts Robert P. Roberts Will Price John Thomas David Gibbs Richard James John P. Lewis Ivor Lewis Albert Williams Will Robertson Nick Newins and others traveling as chef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Mine Accidental Fund
Purview
Dodge Mine Accidental Fund
Lake Ariel
Juckson Street
Owego
Bsukquehanna River
Hiawatha Island
Celas
Harry P. Davis
Fred, Evans
Howard Davis
Bab Davis
Mundy Davis
Frank Jones
Robert Roberts
Robert P. Roberts
Local residents host and visit friends across several towns
A flood of social visits is reported as residents from Mahaney City Luzerne Elfert North Bromley Avenue and nearby locales host guests and travel to see relatives. The notes mention multiple individuals including Mrs J Fellows Miss Mary Chey and Mrs Mike Jenkins visiting Dalton Bing hamton and New York State with trips to Atlantic City and New Milford among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evins
Mahaney City
Thomas Jenkins
Luzerne
South Main Avenue
Cleveland
May Diile
Eyre Street
Lugerne County
John Davies
North Sumner Avon
Dalton
Mise Margaret Gibbs
Albany
N.Y
Michael Foy
Jackson Street
James McDonnell
Ben Coorge
Mauch Chunk
Mike Lijzegle Jenkins
Carbondale
Warching
Forest City
Thomas Beynon
Rock Street
Atlantic City
Fuller
Eynon Street
New Milford
F. A. Cramer
Scotland Street
New York State
Michael Paliey
North Main Avenue
John Finnagan
Millake
Wayne County
James Hutton
Old New Hampshire
Mee
Truman Dunn
Herrick Denine
Thomas Sweet
Local residents enjoy weekend visits and vacation days
Wilkes-Barre residents spent Sunday with friends on North Bromley Avenue while Patrolman John Thomas, on his annual vacation, returned Saturday from a week in New York and the seashore. Arthur Stover of Keyser Avenue visited Harvey's Lake on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
North Bromley Avenue
John Thomas
New York
Arthur Stover
Keyser Avenue
Harvey's Lake
North Scranton notes on failed burglary at Davis pharmacy
An unsuccessful attempt to burglarize George Davis's North Matin avenue pharmacy occurred early Saturday. Davis, returning from a short affair, heard a rear door pry and summoned the police after arming himself. His mind was later found to be missing and a young man seen at a nearby saloon is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
North Matin Avenue
West Market Street
Davis
Min
Wuek
Querie game at Castle hotel highlights Wear Market avenue
Saturday afternoon a keen querrie match at the Castle hotel on Wear Market street offered a $55 purse. George Simons of Olyphant defeated Joseph Vasey, the opponent Beere, by 41 to 49. A $10 concertina contest between Joseph Green and Charlee Corkwell also concluded with Green winning. Prof. Walwark acted as adjudicator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hotel
Wear Market Street
George Simons
Olyphant
Joseph Vasey
Beere
Joseph Green
Charlee Corkwell
Green
Prof
Walwark
Funeral for Mrs Mary Hingkeerty Held at Holy Roware Church
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Hingkeerty was held yesterday from her daughter Mrs Mary Melvin on West Market Street to Holy Roware Church with Father YToole officiating. Interment followed at Cyothadral cemetery. An evening entertainment is planned at Mnetiah Baptist Church North Main Avenue with a program of music singing recitations and phonographic selections. Wednesday members of West Market Street Welsh Congregational church and Sunday school plan a clmic at Nay Aug park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hingkeerty
Phace
Mary Melvin
West Market Street
Holy Roware Church
Father Ytoole
Cyothadral
Mnetiah Baptist Church
North Main Avenue
Welsh Congregational Church
Nay Aug Park
Local Residents Plan Short Visits and Vacations
Mies Sarah Foy of Avoci returns home after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Herrity of Brick Avenue. F. Davis of Robert Avenue leaves Saturday for a few weeks visit with Chendaly Bt Chase. Misa Marie Decker of Cayuga Street stays at Ashbury Park. Mrs George Calea of Weston Place visits Windsor New York. Mina Hauie Sharkiess leaves Saturday for a month at Lake Winola. Mr and Mrs Loo McCormick of East Benton guest of Mr
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Mies
Sarah Foy
Avoci
Naa
Ars,herrity
Brick wVenue
Eh. F. Davis
Robert Avenue
Chendaly Bt
Chase
Misa Marie Decker
Cayuga Street
Ashbury Park
Mra
George Calea
Weston Place
Windsor
N.Y
Mins Hauie
Lake Winola
Loo McCormick
East Benton
Local residents plan leisure trips and visits around East Denton
McCormick's parents on West Market street travel to East Denton for a few days of fishing. Several locals, including Messrs Harry Danvers William Tyler and David Evans, visit Wilkes-Barre. Others head to Lake Winola Lake Ariel Ocean Grove and Long Branch for vacations or visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Street
WI Lewis
Warren Street
Wilkes-Barre
Hugheton
Tessly Healey
Annie Loftus
Green Street
Lake Ariel
James Gavigan
New Jersey
James Boyd
West Market Street
Couneman David Resse
Robert Avenue
Lake Winds
May Maybe
Ocean Grove
Long Branch
Lizzie Davis
Taylor
Margaret Jehu
Moersre
Rogar Price
Frank Carwaordine
Thomas Phillips
Lake Winola
Bessie Evans
Wayne Avenue
Justus
Mise Belle Harris
Brick Avenue
Peckville
Mire
John O'Brien
Piercer
Mise Lisgle Ford
Minimira
N. Y
Misa Cecilia Gannon
Bloom Avenue
Highlands of Ontario tourism appeal described in ad
North of Toronto Ontario a resort area offers 1000 feet elevation pleasant climate and health vacation amenities. It promotes fine boating bathing fishing hunting hotel accommodations and steam boat service with scenic lakes rivers. Contact F P Dwyer eastern passenger agent Grand Trunk Railway 200 Broadway New York for illustrated publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Ontario
Toronto
Canada
Charme
F. P. Dwyer
Eastern
Grand Trunk Railway System
Dun
Broadway
New York
Yellow fever cases at Weldlers' home show no deaths
Newport News reports no deaths among yellow fever cases at the Weldlers' home today. Authorities believe they have effectively checked the illness with no other existing cases in Micebus. Quarantine restrictions may be lifted next week as the situation improves and removal is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Micebus
Untidy OCR Fragments Prompt Reader Confusion
Fragmentary lines mention a ruler and a law figure with unclear context. The readable items reference a plan or action around tearing something named Tecture, with playful or misheard phrasing. No verified people, places, dates, or events can be established from the readable text.
Plain Ale Feller 'Al Knows Lowly Way
A fragment from the Atluga Journal presents a rustic verse portrait of a simple man named Al, who rejects professions and social climbing. The piece contrasts lawyers dentists merchants and sports men with the idea that Al remains unchanged, true to himself.
Curious Smoke Contests Across History
A survey of historical tobacco challenges describes Oxford in 1722 where a prize of twelve shillings awaited any smoker who inhaled three ounces of tobacco on stage without drinking. It recounts a Thames steamer match lasting twelve hours with a hundred cigars and a silver chalice prize for most smoke in two hours, plus Irish and Lille contests and an American winner burning 160 cigarettes in over six hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
St. Peter's-i
East
London
Chelsea
Ma. m
Centrica
Lille
Wheel and the girl capture hearts, Louisville scene
A fragment notes the appeal of wheels and a girl amid a Louisville setting. The line signals a cultural moment tied to a local commercial page.
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South Scranton
John Langinotti
George W. Jenkins
S Main Avenue
Poet Gala
Mariani & CO
Worth St
Green Ridge
Eeeee
Globe Warehouse
West
Scranton
Ceneral News Notes
Leader Scranton
Wyoming Avenue
Ecw
Nis Pacco le Cais
Clearalce
Usresta Mers Etn Etree
Thomas J. Davies
Thomas Elias
John W. Thomas
Jerikin Reynolds
Thomas J. Edwards
Seth Jones
Thomas Francis
Williaan Davies
John Lew
David Hopkins
North Scranton
G. W. Davis
Quoits
Klondike
Roy Flat
Louleville
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