Vacationing Residents and Visitors Fare Lake Area
Local residents and visitors list for summer trips and vacations. Names include James J. O Malley in Philadelphia, Mite Seamon near Borunton friends, Robert Schiltz and George Price camping at Lake Henry, Mrs Teese Davia of Honedale heading to Butte City, Louis G Schaute and sons on a mining trip to Bent Candan Nev, K Beardsley resting in Afton NY, John T Bort in Stroudsburg at Hotel Jermyn, Mrs Edward Benson and children heading to Long Branch, and city officials Howell and Bartley planning weeks at Long Pond. John Gibbons also travels to Atlantic City.
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Misers McGuire
Monroe Avenue
Lake Winola
Mite Seamon
Halleteod
Borunton Friends
James J. O'Malley
Philadelphia
Fenal
Robert Schiltz
George Price
Petersburg
Lake Henry
P.O. O'tara
Whomire Avenue
Mise May Carney
Philadelpha
Teese Davia
Honedale Wired
Tusday
Butte City
Mont
Matta
Louis G. Schaute
Jermyn
Edward Benson
Dine Street
Harold
Misa Lilian
Long Branch
Explosion Investigated After Bank Apartments Suspected
Building investigators conclude the blast likely originated in the bank apartments rather than the cellar. Gas spread upward through sealed first floor spaces causing injuries to Miss Haefey and John Conley while Watchman Worlkers was less harmed. Debris removal to begin after surrounding walls are torn down. a faulty cellar pipe soldering alleged as a possible cause.
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Jackson
Bank
Miss Haefey
John Conley
Worlkers
Walla
Hehmning
Drummer Evangelist to Speak at Madisonville Church Tonight
Anti-Saloon League meeting schedule prepared by the Rev. W H Williams and Rev W L H Williams lists the Drummer Evangelist delivering his Last Romp with the Tiger tonight at o clock in the Christian church in Madisonville. The program includes Sunday services across multiple Methodist Episcopal, African Methodist Episcopal, Baptist, Presbyterian and Republican churches in towns such as Jonesdale, Rowanede, Bean Lake, Way inert, Montdale, Walle ville, Coranton, Pockville, Waverly, Carbondale, Philadelphia and more with varied times in August and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L H. Williams
Wil
O'Ulock
Christian Church
Madisonville
Jonesdale
Mehodiet Episcopal Church
Rowanede
Mehodiat Episcopal Church
Laviawaxen
Aneust
Bean Lake
Anewet
Mehdidiet Episecopal Church
Way Inert
Anewel
Beranten
Mehodiat Episcopal
Somorr Avenue
Vreehyerian
Jackson Street
Methetist Church
Walleville
Melodiat Episcopal Ehureh
Montdale
Avie
Wayne County Baptist Seeoolation
Alka
Methodiat Episopal
Ehurely Sonh Canaan
Auust -Coranton
IAG
A. m
Hampton Steel Methodiat Episcopal Ehurel
Bept
Nicholeon
Preshyterian Church
Pockville
Waverly
Rapiist
Ronday
Carbondale Suday
Philadelphia
Old Sol Keeps Burning Up Scranton Heat Wave
The article chronicles a sweltering Scranton day with temperatures near 95 in the shade and around 110 in direct sun. It notes a low of 68 and a July-like heat surge, with brief rain doing little to ease the oppressive conditions and residents suffering the heavy air and fatigue.
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Lacckhwaonna Avenue
Sol
Married at Pitts ton St Johns Church
Patrick Crane of Dunmore married Miss Mary McHale daughter of Mr and Mrs John McHale of Carroll street Pitts ton at St Johns Cathedral The ceremony was performed by Very Rev Eugene Garvey A reception followed at the bride's home and the couple will reside in Dunmore Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Crane relatives from Dunmore Jermyn Philadelphia and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Crane
Dunmore
Mary McHale
John McHale
Carroll Street
Pittston
St. John's Catholi Church
Eugene Garvey
Mise
Mary Mc Hale
Michael McDonnell
Mrs. Crane
Henry Heyer
Ruth Hull
Mary Wagenhuret
John Manley
William
Agatha
Andrew
Mary
Michael Crane
Peter
Annie Me
James
Kate Finnerty
Martin
Patrick
Anna McHale
Celia* Hora
Celia Murray
Anna McGuire
Jermyn
Mrs. Hendricks
Philadelphia
Matthew Farrel
Two Women Arrested For Drunken Street Conduct
Ada Wailpon and Thomas Thomas were arrested early yesterday on street walking charges and appeared before Mayor Moir. Both were committed to the county jail for fifteen days after failing to post fines. Katie McDonald and Mary Jones were arrested on Spruce Street for drinking from a pint whiskey bottle and were taken to police headquarters. McDonald paid a $5 fine while the companion remained in jail.
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Ada Wailpon
Thomas Thomas
Seal
Moir
Pollen Court
Afteendam
Katie McDonald
Mary Jones
Spruce
Karios
Center Sffect
McDonald
Yeaterday
Educational Contest Details From The Tribune
Read the full description of The Tribune's Educational Contest on the fourth page. Steam Heating and Plumbing P. F. & M.T. Howley at 201 Wyoming Ave appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F
M.T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
the Tribune
The
Tribune
Lawyer hints of conspiracy in Peter Stipp merry-go-round dispute
In Mayor Moir's court, Attorney Scrage alleged a prosecutorial conspiracy to shield Peter Stipp's park ride from outside competition. The hearing kept focus on the Robinson nuisance near Nay Aug Park as residents seek to curb the Sunday disturbances and ongoing appeals.
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Moir
Peter Stipp
Nay Aug Park
John F. Scrage
Hiuchinson
W. 4
Trand
Tribune
Mr. Borage
Mr. Stipy
Mr. Scrage
Stohinson
Herage
Scrage
Robinson
Scragg
Yesterigg
Stephen Jones
J. Hurlburt
L. & Richard
Peter Sulpp
Robinson Place
Drew
Do Not Think Do Not Think Canned Meats Bargains
Low prices on canned meats with large supply. Deviled Meats 10c regular 20c. Lunch Tongue 25c. Corned Beef 15c and 25c. Compressed Ham 25c worth 45c. Ox Tongue 750 size. Herring 18c worth 25c. Soused Mackerel 11?50. Boneless French Sardines 25c. Sardines halves 19c quarters 12c.
Fugitives Still At Liberty Hard to Trace
The escaped prisoners James Fisher and Louis Zelinsky remain at large as night falls. Warden Simpson heads the search using standard methods, aided by Sheriff Pryor, with deputies patrolling the countryside and a nationwide alert issued with prints and a reward offer.
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James Fisher
Louis Zelinsky
Simpxson
Sheriff Pryor
Davis Named Chairman of County Republican Committee
David J. Davis was elected chairman of the county committee at a meeting in the Commonwealth building. Assistant City Solicitor Davis will succeed Voxburg. Major Eugene D. Fellows was elected secretary and F. L. Wormaser treasurer. Davis is active in West Scranton politics and serves as battalion adjutant of the Thirteenth regiment at Mt. Gretna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FR. Lewis
Commonwealth Building
David J. Davis
Voxburg
Eugene D. Fellows
F. L.wormaser
Davis
Realdes
West Scranton
Thirteenth Regiment
Mt. Gretna
Scranton Market Maintains Strong Food Supply in Heat
Food Inspector Widmayer reports milk quality excellent for the season after stopping certain suppliers. Fish stock remains problematic amid heat but overall meat and dairy give a robust supply. Meat stocks are adequate with minimal waste this week despite challenges in fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearbhy
Widmayer
Results of Examination for Law Students
The examining board announced the results of recent law student examinations. Final passers include W. N. Leach of Chinchilla in John F. Scrage's office Walter Lyd dell Hil of Clark's Summit registered with Dunn Dunn Fred E Scott of Montrose tutored by J W Carpenter and B E Watson of Scranton who studied with Rey nolds Bedford. Those who passed in course are BR W Archbald Jr James F Bell Charles A Belin L F Bower Fred M Evans Harry F Hydman Charles E Horn Frank J Stocker Worthington Scranton W J Torrey Charles E B Connell C H Welles Jr Arthur E Young. Final passers will apply for admission in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Harris
J. W. Oakford
J. W. Carpenter
W. N. Leach
Chinchilla
John F. Scrage
Walter Lyddell Hil
Clark's Summit
Dunn & Dunn
Fred £. Scott
Montrose
B. E E. Watson
Scranton
Homeopathic Society of Pennsylvania to Convene in Wilkes-Barre
Homeopathists of the State assemble in Wilkes-Barre during the last week of September for the convention of the Homeopathic Society of Pennsylvania. About 200 physicians are expected to attend and extensive preparations for their entertainment are under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Homeopathic Society of Pennsylvania
Funeral of Brother George W Schinger At Penn Avenue Baptist
Funeral services for Brother George W Schinger will be held Thursday August 6 at 1 pm from Penn Avenue Baptist Church. Peter Williamson Lodge No 4 F and A M will conduct the service and all members are urged to attend. Sister lodges invited. Body will be at the church earlier in the day. Beeshams Pillas mention appears unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Schinger
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Peter Williamson
Ba. D. m
Scranton Forms First Life Saving Corps Exhibition Highlights
The William Connell Hose Company’s life saving corps gave an exhibition at remodeled quarters. Captain Sterling Simrell led training with ladders belts nets and a water belt system. Chief Zizleman praised the initiative, noting citywide value and future public demonstrations.
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William Connell Hose Company
Sterling Simrell
John McGraw
David Burke
John Fink
William Redily
Walter Quick
John Connell
Ernest Simrell
Simrell
Firemen praise life saving exhibit and volunteer corps
A newspaper note recalls an exhibition showing dash spirit and energy of firemen and volunteers. It asserts public spirit and predicts growing expertise, urging more corps like this to enhance the fire department's value and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Companion
Common Council Night Session Debates Bridge Safety Upgrades
The Common Council meets in regular session to pass ordinances and a resolution by Councillor Wengel. It calls for repairing holes on the West Lacka Wilna avenue bridge and erecting covers over the Central Mall road tracks to curb smoke and prevent runaway incidents and accidents.
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Counc
Wengel
Lacka- Wilna Avenue
Central Mallroad
New Jersey
Excursion to Atlantic City by D L W and PRR
The M. M. 7 plans an Atlantic City excursion on August 11 leaving D L W depot Kingston at 1 45 p m Scranton 2 00 pm. Tickets cost 5 00 for adults and half fare for children with ten day return validity. Baggage allowance includes 10 pounds free. No car changes.
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Atlantic City
Kingston
Scranton
Faure
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Washington Ave
DR. Taylor
Wyoming Avenue
Sanderson Avenue
Ackawanna
Aundry
Fe’ Penn Avenue
A. A. Warman
Howell
Charles A. Bartley
Long Pond
John Gibbons
Twentieth Ward
William Connell Howe Company
Delaware
Coursen's
W. H. Williams
Pititston
Miss McHale
Kemp’s
MR. Scragg
Western
E. G
Coursen
E. D. Fellows
F. L. Wormser
Dizgy
Beesham
First Life Saving Corps
Cownell Hose Company
Laddeig
Zizleman
Meare
Board of Trade
Washington Avenue
Common Council
Lackawanna Avenue Bridge
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lackawanna Ave
Savings Department
United States Depository
John T. Torcher
Wyoming
Spruce St
Mason & Hamlin
L. B Powell & CO
College
International College of Music
L. W. Carr
Burr Building
Elrerdt
Alo Pa Motthiy Musicale
Milne
Inuio Ae
Attinn
Adame Avenue
Heller
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakenouse—Green Ridge
Conrad
Aumuet
Mears Building
Pierce’s Market
W.H. Pierce
Penn Ava
Lackawanna Ava
the Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and
Willie Barre
Ceneral Office
Scranton, Pa
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