West Scranton Mine Workers Meet in St. David’s Hall
The United Mine Workers of West Scranton held a large meeting at St. David’s Hall on North Main. Speakers included Martin Flaherty of the Central Labor Union and Frederick Milwher from Ohio urging unity to boost miners’ leverage.
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United Mine Workers of
West Scranton
Twivid’s
North Main
Martin D. Flaherty
Central Labor Union
Flaherty
Frederick Milwher
Ohio
Mr. Flaherty
John J. Dempsey
Miss Margaret McAleon Hostess At North Seventh Street Party
Miss Margaret McAleon of North Seventh street entertained many friends last evening with dancing as the feature. The hostesses served dainty refreshments assisted by her sister. Guests included May McGann Josephine Kane Gertrude Burkehouse Myrtle Dorsey May Sweeney Anna McNulty Margaret Greene Nelle Nealon Mabel Dow e Floss Hughes Nellie Gibbons and others.
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Margaret MceAloon
North Seventh Street
Miss McAleon
May McGann
Josepine Kane
Gertrude Burkehouse
Myrtle Dorsey
May Sweeney
Anna McNulty
Margaret Greene
Nelle Nealon
Mabel Dowe
Flose Hughes
W. F. Haggerty
Nellie Gibbons
Har
Wedding Bells Link Gothier Titman Couples
Father Weldon at St John’s Ger man Catholic church officiated the 5 pm Wednesday ceremony joining William Gothier and Myrtle Titman. Best man Charles Gothier and bridesmaid Terie Titman attended. reception followed at the bride’s Jackson Street home. A second ceremony united Margaret Miles and John F Miles at Falls Pa with Rev T B Warneck officiating. couple to start housekeeping on Everett Avenue in a newly furnished home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McAjoon
North Seventh Street
Gwenllian Vaughan
St. John's
William Gothier
Miss Titman
Father Weldon
Bt. John's
South Main Avenue
Rebecca Avennue
Mise Myrtle Titman
Jackson
Jackson S Treet
Lester
Falls
T. B. Warneck
Mill City
Margaret
John JF. Miles
North Bromley Avenue
Social at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church prize winners
The Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church held a social in the church parlor. Prizes were awarded for selling the most tickets and for raising the most money for the church treasury. Annie Evans won a set of Longfellow poems. Gertha Roberts received an elegant umbrella.
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Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Sumner Avenue Fresbyterian
Persson
Annie Evans
Longfellow
Gertha Roberts
Miss Francis Race to Speak at First Baptist Services
Miss Francis Race of Bucknell University will address both morning and evening services to discuss missionary work. She tours the state churches with numerous weekly services. All other events proceed as usual with BV P.O. meeting at Ivarlie hall at 6 30 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended.
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Francis Race
Bucknell University
Miss Race
BV. P.O. Meeeting
Ivarlie Hall
BD. P. Plu
Rock Street
A. Ruppert
Madame A. Ruppert
A. Pareerts
East 14Th Street
New York
Mme. A. Ruppert
Boranton
Community meeting aims to attract large attendance
A notice states the topic will be discussed and a large turnout is encouraged. Organizers invite residents and stakeholders to participate, highlighting the importance of broad attendance for meaningful input.
Funeral Services for Williams and Others Held
Yesterday afternoon services were held for the young son of Mr and Mrs John T Williams with Rev P Jones officiating and burial in Washburn street cemetery. Also yesterday a funeral for Gwen Ian Viawehin was held at the family residence with Rev David Jones in charge and interment in Washburn street cemetery. The late William Bow will be buried tomorrow afternoon from his South Main avenue home with interment in Washburn street cemetery. Services for the late John Moyle will take place at 2 30 tomorrow from the Wright court home and burial in Washburn street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Williams
P. Jones
Widehburn Street
Gwenian Viawehin
David Jones
Washburn Street
William Bowmin
South Main Avenue
John Moyle
Wright Court
William Gaines
Heatnut Street
Columbia Chemical Company
Moses Taylor Sisters' Lodge
Laurel Hillark
Franklin Engine Company
Sons of America
Camp Seaston
Frank Hazard
Linden V. Decker
Harry T. Hradehaw
Camp New 1S
James Robinson
Foy's Hall
M. J. McGovern
South Seventh Street
Philip Albright
George Albright
North Bromley Avenue
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Local residents listed with travel and illness notes
A long list of individuals from Washburn Street to South Main Avenue are noted for travels to New York City Atlantic City Lake Idlew Hil WilkesBarre and Harvey Lake along with recoveries from injuries and visits to relatives and friends Read also notice about a Tribune Education Contest on page four
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura van Viiet
Washburn Street
New York City
Isabella Barrett
Tenth Street
A. L. Hyble
Robinson Street
Atlantic City
Patrick Carden
Chestnut Street
Athietic City
Llewellyn Tuvin
Eynon Street
Lake Idlew Hil
Margaret Corey
Etta Stark
Clarke Brothers’ Department Store
Mary Durkin
Lafayette Street
Pittston
Lydia Smith
Milases Dougherty
Moscow
Mary Morgans
Pursome
John Delmer
Bnyder Avenue
Matie McAloon
Seventh Street
Charles Lasher
Ninth Street
Like Winola
Mae M. Evans
South Rebecca Avenues
Seymour Jones
Jackson Street
Lake Winola
Heasle Davis
North Hyie Park Avenue
Hae
Crystal Lake
Uniondale
Florence Freeman
South Malin Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Father Welden
South Main Avenue
Otto Metz
South Beranton Mill
Herbert Armour
Mellevue Strict
Bellevue
David Reese
Plymouth
William Reese
Acker Avenue
Mises Taylor Hospital
Mise Bertha Powell
North Garfield Avenue
Harvey's Lake
Edovwnd Thomas
Corbett Avenue
William Griffiths
Powells Host Daughter Elsie at Heat Affected Gathering
Mr and Mrs Daniel Powell hosted a party at their home for daughter Elsie though heat drove guests to the lawn for entertainment. Musicians and singers performed with refreshments served late. Attendees included Anna Henwood Huby Yost Bertha Tens Flora Dony Lucy Ellis Fannie Smith Sara Hughes Jessa Wirt Marion Kenny Grace Engle Eva Hess Victoria Watkin Jessie Winters William Zelgter John Wirt Glen Herring Joseph Henry Thomas Hughes Wil ter Neimeyer George Ellis Richard Webber William Young Henry Dover W Parry Oluthant Harry Stevens Albert Edwards Dayton Ellis and more from Jermyn Olythant and surrounding families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Powell
Elsie
Anna Henwood
Huby Yost
Bertha Tens
Flora Dony
Lucy Ellis
Fannie Smith
Miss Phelps
Sara Hughes
Jessa Wirt
Marion Kenny
Grace Engle
Passes and discipline mark Thirteenth regiment departure day
Soldiers parade through Ninth Street while camp passes are enforced at Mt Gretna park and Lebanon station. Thirteenth regiment members seek passes to visit the town, with eight companies hard pressed to secure four sets of fours. Hospital health praised as Major Fulton notes exceptional camp conditions despite other regiments. Governor Stone and division officials photograph the corps as battalion drill sets speed records. Company E elects Edward S. Welsch as second lieutenant after Dr Many resigns for China service.
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Ninth's
Mt Gretna Park
Lebanon
Thirteenth
Fulton
Tribune
Governor Stone
Davis
Honesdale
Edward
Coini
Carp
Finnegan
Connell
Priluy Niente
Torchwoker
Iris
Howpital
Bopital Worps
Urigaide
Hanley
Erin
Caplin
Sinha
Whitie
Captain Gilman
Korte
Sinhoynet
Orien
Peisay
Presbyterian service led by Rev Gibons post vacation return
Rev William F Gibbons returns from vacation to lead the morning service at the Presbyterian church with the text Lost Ideals. The evening service is by the Christian Endeavor society with Z D Dabney preaching both services. Sunday school at 9:30 includes topics Forgiveness and The Fools of the Table with welcoming atmosphere.
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Presbyterian Church
William F. Gibbons
Christian Endeavor Society
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
Sundeyv School
Z. D. Dabney
Oelock
Accidents at Johnsons mines injure two men
Two men were badly hurt at Johnsons mines yesterday. John Mentol, a driver, was pinned against a prop when a loaded-trip car jumped the track and rendered him unconscious. He was taken to his South Side home by ambulance. Michael Colligan, handling a mule, was kicked in the face by the animal and suffered gashes but walked home to Sport Hill.
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Johnson's
John Mentol
Mentol
Michael Colligan
Heat Overcomes Clerk in Local Store
Frank Blickens, a clerk at Jonas Long's Sons, collapsed from heat yesterday afternoon on an upper floor. A fellow worker found him unconscious and a cab took him to the Feix Change Hotel, where Dr. Stanton attends him in critical condition.
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Frank Blickens
Jonas Long
Blickens
Ald
Feixchange Hotel
Dr. Stanton
Local Ads Offer Coal and Onions for South Side
Classified item lists Pea Coal priced at $1.25 a ton delivered to South Side with central mite and central Hyde Park adjustments. Also notes onions to 4.0 and mentions Sharkey at 34 Cedar Avenue. Phony O83.
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South Side
Central Mite
Hyde Park
Sharkey
Cedar Avenue
Deaths and notices from South Scranton area
News of the death of Mrs. Louisa Krebs at 319 West Highteenth Street New York formerly Mrs. Louisa Thorn of Nep tune Place. Funeral Sunday at 3 pm Hickory Street Baptist church burial Pittston Avenue Cemetery. John Purcell seeks arrest of Alex Sekosky for assault and battery with bail set at $200. Fair weather and Lake Ariel host Sayquoit silk mill crowd on shore at season’s peak. Albert Mendel injured in Johnson mines moved home for care. Surprise party for Miss Gwennie Vaughn at Miss Selina Parson’s lawn with songs dance cake walk. Tax collector John I Schwenker announces tax collection times at 7 Willow Street and 111 Lackawanna Avenue.
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Louisa Krebs
West Highteenth Street
New York
Louisa Thorn
Neptune Place
Krebs
Hickory Street
Church
Pittston Avenue
John Purcell
Prospect Avenue
Albert Mendel
Johnson Mines
South
Washington Avenue
J. J. Walsh
Gwennie Vaughn
Wales
Selina Parson
P. J. Feeney
Harry Kelley
Miss & Parson
Henry Helm
Edward Keller
John W. Hartman
Jacob Keller
Belina Parson
G. Vaughn
M. Reidenbach
K. Heing
M. Heing
KR. Kraft
T. Kraft
D. Morgans
M. Koeller
Sidney Parson
J. Feeney
Robert O'Donnell
George Hartman
J. A. Miller, Jr
Frank Dambacher
August Kiesel
George Rich
Edward Knetler
Alfred Hartman
William Koeller
Night at the hospital camp ends in disorder and injuries
The article describes a chaotic night with soldiers from Company 1 at Mt Gretna stationing near tents and corridors. Corporals Finnegan Connell Torchworker and Private Hanley are mentioned amid chaotic events, with evidence of injuries, discipline issues, and an inquiry by Governor Site into the incident.
Soldiers of a Civil War era camp note varied feats and leave details
The report lists Private Fred Gaylord of Company EK setting a broil arm reach record of twenty feet on Thursday night and Private Walter Swift excelling in a print finishing. It notes band members departing camp for a concert, promotions, new barber shop appearances, and several privates enjoying leave or activities around Lebanon and Tivlinme while awaiting marching home.
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Nel
Fred Gaylord
Walter Swift
Thatelock
Spetelal
Oceon
Tinier
Millex
Tlartnell
Theen
Uridgeman
Ranchmann
Wahlers
Moore
Tighe
Fisher
Winleyn
Revtirn Watts
Cotenet 1
A. Wotees
Olevedt
Rauel Offoet
Harter Lewin Hinsland
Lebanon
James Woyle
Tureid J
Tivlinme
Brink
Willmart
White Chin
Hurtz
Lake
Conawage
Fremine Stower
Tieutenant Welnigel
Memipany
Lelanon
Residents frequent Atlantic City trips and local notices
Green Ridge residents Mies Louise Moffatt and Miss Annie Healey depart for Atlantic City while T. tt Hughes plans a Sunday visit there. Families Emery Montgomery New man Fort tham J. G. Williams J. K. Johler and others travel, host, or relocate. Local road work deepens gutters and a CT tea is hosted on Sanderson Avenue.
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Mies Louise Moffatt
Atlantic City
T. Tt Hughes
F. H. Emery
Saratoga
Montgomery
Monsey Avenue
D. J. Newman
Walter Forttham
Capoose Avenue
Williamaport
J. G. Williams
Lonesdale Street
Narrowsburg
North Park
Nora Cadden
Marlon Street
International School of Correspondence
Lake Ariel
Thomas Barrowman
Washington Avenue
Jersey
Sarah Fordham
Capouse Avenue
Coxtown Lake
Preston Township
Richard Robinson
New York
Weat Point
Mise Annie Healey
Sanderson Avenue
Nathan Vidaver
New York City
J. K. Johler
M. R. Kays
Obituary for Juha Flostmmonm and Infant Child
Juha Flostmmonm of 122 Mulberry street died yesterday morning from heat illness after a long shift with the Delaware Lawhawanne and Western Hallrowd company. He was young, survived by mother, two brothers Jeremiah and Janes, and sister Mrs Conners. Funeral Monday morning at Mt. Meier's cathedral with a 10 o'clock requiem and interment in the Cattutral county. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Thomas Perkin of 1074 Luverne Street also died yesterday, with funeral at 2:20 this afternoon and interment in the Cattutral county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juha Flostmmonm
Delawars
Lawhawanne and Western Hallrowd Company
Pasci
Jeremiah
Janes
Mra Conners
Mt. Meier
Amc
Cinian
Wayne
The
Delaware, Luvhowanna and
Western Mutual Aid Aeeiolution
Ad Mire
Thomas Perkin
Luverne Strovt
Beecham Pills Featured Among Advertising Copy
A scattered ad copy promotes Beecham’s Pills and a souvenir on Paris and the Exposition. It mentions a twenty-part illustrated view book priced cheaply and notes a “Conservatory Premises Offer” on page 7. The item blends commercial promotion with travel imagery.
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ST. David's Hall
Flaherty, Dilcher and
Dempsey
Jenkins
First Baptist Church Services
Globe Warehouse
General News
Grainc
All Gayeers
Lic
Dunmore Borough
Elsie Powell
Dan Powell
Johnson Mine
Gobin
Welsch
South Scranton
Willow Street
Lackawanna Avenue
John I. Schwenker
MT. Gretna
Bittenbender & CO
Franklin Avenue
Green Ridge
Paris
Beecham
Pilsner
V. Ninth Street
Suranton, PA
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Addrees Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
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