West Scranton Small Boy Bitten by Dog
A boy in Lincoln Heights was bitten by a street dog in broad daylight. Dr De Willink Towlond Davies attended the injury, but doctors say the wound is not serious. Local events note a lawn social at Miss Helen M Fowler’s home and funeral plans for James McLaughlin, the miner killed at Oxford Shaft, with community reactions and notices about officers’ safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLaughlin
Oxford Shaft—Lawn
Helen M. Fowler
John Burke
A. 0. H. Elected
Bonentio
Lincoln Heights
John Dunn
de Willink Towlond Davies
Wilmowatte
Arrest of John Burke Over Battery Case In Dis Price Street
Mary Jane Shaw of Dis Price street reports that John Burke of 15 Price street was arrested on a charge of weewuio and battery with intent to injure. Mrs Fhew and Karl Paalkner recount that Burke came to their home on the Sith Ay of dle, threatened Shaw’s son Karl, allegedly choked him and prevented him from leaving. Hearing held before Alderman Kel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Shaw
Price Street
John Burke
Wii
Karl Paalkner
Karl
Uren
Kel
Defendant Held on $200 Bail on Each Charge
A court detained the defendant in custody with bail set at $200 on each charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low
Funeral for miner James McLaughlin at St. Patrick’s Church
Yesterday morning at 9 o clock the funeral of James McLaughlin, killed last Sunday by a fall in the Oxford shaft, was held from his home to St Patrick's church for a high mass of requiem. Pall bearers were former friends Patrick Rogan Andrew Conner Peter Malonney John Moran Michael Olden and Thomas Conners. Flower bearers included Anthony Mitchell James Hinnegan John Judge and others. The display of flowers from Local No. 1715 United Mine Workers and several former companions reflected the esteem in which he was held. Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLaughlin
Oxford
St. Matrick’'s Church
Patrick Rogan
Andrew Conner
Peter Malonney
John Moran
Michael (Olden
Thoniae Conners
Anthony Mitchell
James Hi
Fung
Local social notes and church events from town life
The column lists residents and their comings and goings including Mrs Parker buying the Mears homestead, Mrs Duggan and Ada enjoying American plans, and several lodge officers elected by Division No. 1 AOH. It notes trips to Buffalo and Canada, summering at Lake Idlewild, and a lawn social at the First Welch Baptist church. The Reynolds condition and First Baptist church business are briefly mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey TP Diovis
Davie
Bor. Parker
Washburn Street
Mears
von Booth Main Avenue
Abe
Dugcan
Ada
South Mainavenue
Ancient Order of Hibernians
T. P. McHate
August McHates
John Lavelle
Jehan P Crowley
Patrick Lynn
M.oe Jennings
John Shaughnevey
John Carrol
Thomas Regn
Thelock
Slocum Lodge
Order of
Oda
Will Treet
William T. Martes
Lackowana Avenue
Rebecca Avenue
Mise Alive Coons
Sumner Avenue
Canada
Mise Michel Lewis
Fifteenth Street
Mise Novia Nichole
Lafayette Street
Lake Idlewise
Firet Welch Baptist Church
Jaes A. Evans
Hyde Park Avenue
Reynolds
First Baptist Church
Meeting Note From Last Evening in Youngstown
Last evening after the regular prayer meeting Mrs. Anna Leyshon and Mrs. Mawd Jones were visiting in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Leyshon
Mies Mawd Jones
Youngstown
Fire destroys two story frame building in North Scranton
Mathew Sherwood's dwelling and confectionery business near the Great Bridge was nearly burned to ash yesterday before 3 am. Fire companies from General Phinney Niagara Liberty and Excel Station kept flames from spreading. Sherwood, nearly suffocated, was rescued but could not save his belongings. he reentered to save papers and cash. Insurance covered about one thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Sherwool
Hidge Street Bridge
Hox 66
General Phinney, Niagara, Liberty
Excelsior
Sherwood
Edie
Sone
Revival Meetings At First Welsh Baptist Church
Nightly revival services at the First Welsh Baptist Church on West Market Street show strong attendance and spiritual power. Many have professed faith and some seek baptism, as Rev. W Davies, the new pastor, begins his sermon with earnest energy. A cordial invitation is extended for all to attend the meetings at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Welsh Baptist Church
West Market Strewt
Arrest of Spencer King in North Scranton
Spencer King living on Clearview Street near North Sumner Avenue was arrested at 1 oclock yesterday morning by Acting Lieutenant Hockenberg and Officer Rose of the North Scranton police. He allegedly abused and threatened his wife, forcing them from their home into the yard. The wife testified to police for his arrest, a warrant was issued, and Magistrate Piller fined King ten dollars which he paid. He was held in jail to await further police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer King
Clearview Street
Sumner Avenue
Hockenberg
Rose
North Scranton
Wn Haverite
Ape Poole
Piller
Two Men Hospitalized After Knife Fight in Street Disorder
Frank Etrune and Joe Kanowski escaped a drunken brawl on Nay Aug Avenue when a knife fight broke out. Officers Hockenberry and a patrol stopped the melee. both men were cut and needed surgeons. They paid $10 fines after Magistrate Fidler heard the case. Zemetis received a separate knife injury but refused to name his assailant and paid a $310 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Etrune
Joe Kanowski
Nay Augavente
Joe Zemetis
4Zemytis
Fidler
du Peilee Court
Welsh Congregational Churches Plan Park Excursion
Next Tuesday August 1 the Welsh Congregational churches of West Park Street and South Main Avenue hold a jet excursion to Parke Joothore. The day features two song contests for different age groups and races including Egg race and Wheelbarrow race. Adult tickets cost 75 cents. Trains depart Delaware and Hudson station at 6 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Mar Kal Street
South Main Avenue
Parke Joothore
Delaware and Hudson Station
Funeral notices and social updates from a small town
The obituary column records the funeral of Matthew Connelly held on Leggett Street with Episcopal rites and Forest Hill cemetery interment. It also notes the funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Bowle, services led by Reverend Dr. W. L. Shipeson, interment at Forest Hill, and various local social visits and travels including Lake Wolar and Atlantic City trips. The body of Walter Tripp, delayed in California due to Southern Pacific strikes, is en route via Undertaker Jones. In New Mexico, Mikes Anfilo Reese travels to Buffalo for the Pan American with Miss Annie Reese and Nina Miller listed among travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Connelly
Leggett Street
Bo J. Haughtom Oo
Bert Stevens Sach
Francis
North Main Avenue
Lake Witola
Walter Tripp
California
Undertaker Jones
Southern Pacific
New Mexico
Mikes Anfilo Reese
Oak Street
Buffalo
Misa Annie Reese
Plymouth
Nina Miller
Green
August Furniture Sale Brings Wide Reductions
Businesses promote August as a cleaning out month and buyers see the harvest of bargains. The great August Sale of Furniture now underway offers substantial reductions across nearly every line, with merchandise to suit thrifty shoppers planning seasonal purchases.
Crystal Glass Jelly Glasses with Covers Dozen Lot
Unclear fragment references crystal glass jelly glasses with firmly fitting covers offered by a seller. Mentions a dozen quantity and a brand or descriptor China and Glassware Crystal Glass EEOS. No clear person or organization identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevor
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Street Residents
Street residents report several guests and visits. Lisgie Por from Elmira stayed for weeks with Mr and Mrs EEJ Carpenter. Kate Robinson from Wilkes Barre returned home after a week with Margaret Gillespie of Durkin Street.
Disorderly youths arraigned after Pittston Avenue incident
James Burns of Pittston Avenue Joseph Keegan and James Murphy of Stone Avenue and Patrick Travelle were arraigned before Police Magistrate Storr for disorderly conduct. The four shouted names at passersby and harassed people on Monday night near Pittston Avenue and Kim Street. Burns and Murphy were fined two dollars each, paid, and discharged with a warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burns
Pittston Avenue
Joseph Keegan
James Murphy
Stone Avenue
Patrick Travelle
Funeral Services for Minnie Gard Held at Home
Services for Minnie Gard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gard of Moltke Avenue, were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock at the family home by Rev. Father Straub of St Mary's German Catholic Church. Interment followed in the Twentieth Ward Cemetery with many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Peter Gard
Moltke Avenue
Father Straub
St. Mary's
Twentieth Ward
Local church and club meetings and vacations announced
The St Aloysius St Patricks and St Irenes societies plan a meeting at Pharmacy hall this evening for important business. Mrs Emma Dempsey and children along with John D Quinn enjoy a Harvey's Lake vacation. Philip Hamm returns from two months in New York. J Paul church members host a fall ball September 14 to 28. Boranten Athletic Club holds a regular monthly meeting tonight at Alder street rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysius
St. Patrick's
St. Irene’s
Pharmacy Hall
Emma Dempsey
John D. Quinn
Harvey's Lake
Philip Hamm
Maple Street
New York
Charles Hamm
Pittston Avenue
J. Paul's Church
Membre
Boranten Athletic Club
Alder Street
Burgess Refuses Warrant Signatures and Borough Pole Count
The Dunmore council discussed the stone crusher on Gulden pict, with Burgess Bursehell refusing to sign warrants for work done. The pole count shows 1.50 leaf deforestation. electric light costs total 75.50. John Kristoe, a No 1 colliery miner, was badly injured by a roof fall and rushed to Lackawanna hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Baracher
John Kristoe
Coonnell
Mesris
McAllister
Paustian Ward
Brogan
Sloe
Burgers
Wathlers
Andere
Ernichera
Bournees
Scranton Railway Company
Fallow
Delaware Street
Monroe Avenue
Collinge
Drinker Streets
Brook Street
Tripp Avenue
Green
Hlakely
Knight
Populus
Brook Bridge
Local residents named in scattered social notes
Kingston and surrounding areas feature a stream of social visits and guest appearances. Names include Mrs Christopher Keller of Electric Avenue visiting Stroudsboro friends, Miss Julia Blahop with Milena in New York, Miss Honma Ot of Newport News as guest of Anna Branning, and Nell, former pastor of the Baptist church, visiting town friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carelins Wilkon
Kingston
Penhitives
Hay Avenue
Christopher Keller
Electric Avenue
Stroudsboro
Mary Keeeler
Mikees Bromeon
Martha Th. Filer
Lay Avinnue
Heen
Mapai
Wet Pitleton
Oscar Yort
Winkely Street
Lew. A. BL OY Nell
The
Baptist Etirellere
Friends
Wardlow family visit with Green Rego friends noted
Mrs. Alexander Wardlow and the Mixees Agnes and Edith Wardlow of Wilkes-Harre were seen yesterday with Green Rego friends James Hex of Sanderson Avenue and Karl Hughes of Dickson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Wardlow
Agnes
Edith Wardlow
Wilkes-Harre
Green Rego
James Hex
Sanderson Avenue
Karl Hughes
Dickson Avenue
Green Ridge gathering notes visits and school talk
Yesterday at Green Ridge Presbyterian church a party hosted guests including Mrs W W Patterson of Philadelphia and Miss Anna May Richards of the Wes Side. Miss Winters, head of Mr Meyers school for girls at Cumberland Gap Tennessee, spoke on the work there at the prayer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allandeley
W. W. Patterson
Philadelphia
Anna May Richarda
Misa Jennie Okell
Monroe Avesnue
Hiner
Charlese S. Muir
Misvea Gereteude Cuil
Jean Mitchell
Isabelle Jones
Tsubella Okell
Ransom
Griffin
Gerhard Pod Mesers
Galld
Mutt
Fuller
Fish
Taylor
Evans
Gualick
Roy
Trelph Gillespie
Cikell
Hen PL Vibert
Meridien
Conn
Arthur Bridgen
Delaware Street
Miss Winters
Meyers
Cumberland Cap
Tenn
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
What the Exposition Proves
The fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled historical note or editorial about complex themes and人物 names obscured by errors. It suggests a critical discussion of individuals connected to a fictional or symbolic exposition, with unclear references to wheat and governance.
Song of the Streets by Elias Lieberman
A reflective piece titled Song of the Streets explores life on city sidewalks. It contrasts bustling crowds and street romance with poverty and social neglect, observing both charm and hardship in urban daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Strong Lake
Gila
Lee
Stueta
Elias Lieberman
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West
Scranton
Lawn Social
G. W. Jenkins
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton News
Keimp
Jonas Long's
Chiffonieres
Eeeee
Carlsbad
Mason's Fruit Jars
Soc i
South Scranton
Storr
Minnie Gard
Dunmore Doings
Burgest Paschell
Fire Department
Ueevasieer
Funance Committee
Puupere
Miner
Erle Company
Green Ridge
Willie HE Pages
Wourholl
Ingenwitw
Fener
Demypeenangs
Song OF the Streets
Pollington
Wade
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