West Scranton Torpedo Explodes Damaging People
An improvised torpedo placed by youths exploded on a street car track near Eynon street and South Main avenue injuring a man identified as Stenty Kobloth. He was treated at a drug store and later removed home. Several toys exploded as cars passed, and the event disrupted funerals of John Moyles and Augustus Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hughes
Aswell Court
John Moyles
Augustus Bowman
Atlantic City
Stenty Kobloth
Eynon Street
O'Clonke
South Main Avenue
Rdl Reid
Todiss
Burglar Ransacks Aswell Court Home Steals Clothes and Cash
A Wurgler entered San wel tt Hughes home in Aswell court on Saturday evening and stole a wall of clothing and 84 dollars. The money was hidden in the house and taken after the clothes were moved. Hughes had left a watch and money on a stand. both were missing when he returned. Lieutenant Williams investigates to solve the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanwel Tt
Hughes
Aswell Court
Scranton man and Ford arrested for streetcar stoning
Frank Regan of Scranton street and Michie Ford of McNicholas court were arrested late Saturday by Patrolman David Davis for stoning a street car at Scranton and Seventh Street. They resisted arrest and caused trouble. In pollen court yesterday Roman was fined $5 and Ford held for a further hearing today, when the car conductor will testify against Jinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Regan
Scranton Street
Michie Ford
McNicholas Court
David Davis
Scranton and
Seventh Street
Pollen Court
Roman
Ford
Residents take upscale sightseeing trip around New York
Mr and Mrs George L Jones of 22 South Main Avenue Ralph B Collins of 420 South Main Avenue Mr and Mrs John J James of Landis Street and Mrs Edith Van Mustick of Tagelet enjoy the sights in and around New York before visiting Ovonan Orove Anvury Kirk Janet Branch and a Hudson excursion Also Thomas St Janet and a wife and John J Davis of Bellevue Street joined St Brenden's council excursion to Atlantic City on Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgel. Jones
Main Avenue
Ralph B. Collins
Maln Avenue
John J. James
Landis Street
Mirs Edith van Mustick
Tagelet
New York
Ovonan Orove
Anvury Kirk
Janet Branch
Hudson
Bellevue Street
Atlantic City
St. Brenden's
Excursion to Athintle City Attracts Large Crowd
Under St Teerden's council and Yous Men's Institute auspices, over a thousand attended the Satundary trip with twelve train cars. West Scranton residents joined the low NJ Central Railroad fare to Ocean Grove Ashbury Park and Long Branch for a pleasant, uneventful outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athintle City
Satundary
St. Teerden's
Yous Men's Institute
West Scranton
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Ocean Grove
Ashbury Park
Long Bronch
Mohontda Chemical Punh Meeting Noted In Local Notice
A special meeting of the Ranter Young Propiets union of the Pint Baptier inet will be held at Hook street on Wednesday evening. The Franklin frgine company Wipeek tenuker Towasipitiae and other groups are listed as organizers with Rev. A Vo Biner to preach at the event. The notice references local addresses and a cathedral venue for afternoon activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acretuhir
Mohontda Chemical
Wipeek Tenuker Towasipitiae
Cieews
Green Social
Mtr
Ranter Young Propiets Union
Hook Street
Wyalibiien
Draperies and Curtains Now Ready for Inspection
Real Twentieth Century draperies and upholsteries announce arrivals for fall and winter. Lines are nearly complete with gaps filling as deliveries arrive from manufacturers at home and abroad.
Novel Display of Textile Arts at Globe Warehouse in Scranton
Quality and elegance blend in a Scranton exhibit showcasing new textile arts. The collection follows the Globe Warehouse model, offering broad variety and unique attractions not found in nearby galleries or shops, drawing buyers with its inducements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
A Dress Rehearsal Fabrics and Lace Curtain Trends
The article catalogues upholstery fabrics and lace curtain varieties in new shades and novelty weaves. It highlights velours, cotton damasks, brocales, silk warps, and Roman Stripes, with fringes and cords, plus Brussels lace, Irish points, Swiss embroideries, and a range of bagdad and oriental effects. It notes domestic and imported pieces and calls attention to innovations in yard goods for panels and curtains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdads
Funeral notices and community events reported
The obituary notices list Mrs Ann Grady’s funeral at her residence on Wort Lackawanna avenue and burial in the Catholic cemetery. Other items include a baptismal ceremony at St Mathwick's, a meeting at Slinpeti Merchidiot Pplithopol, and several infant burials and memorial services across local churches and missions.
Local residents plan Atlantic City trips and visits
County detective Leyton and numerous residents from South Hineinoye and nearby towns embark on extended trips to Atlantic City, Lake Winola, Niagara Malls, and Wilmington. The column lists travelers and destinations including Verdh pbert, North Mute Aventis, and others, noting vacations and gatherings with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Tetective Leyton and Family
South
Hineinoye
Atlante City
Mise Mare Stanton
Verdh Pbert
Lela Migked
OM. Hk. Plylite
Aldgie Ative
Athintic City
Misa Qarbella Parrett
Atteet
New Yowk City
Mey
Ming Dehin TS Dee
North Mute Aventis
Atlantic City
David Moo
South Tacotn
William
Roth Moltaventn
Adare City
George Wolineer
Corte Street
Andaa Chater
Dheieion
Teave Thierre
Abel
Ashore Park
Tod Mire
David Naess and Son
Kilwa
Walter Etrvet
Lake Wind
Stemart Mivdoker
Nath Trolley Wii
Niagara Malls
Biach
South Main
Avonnie
Rebayl- Wall
Philaduptita
Jelin Muchliek Anil Sin
Dhiwhd
Citas
Mises
Ethel
Mele
Pittston
Viali
Wid Mis
Hatton Ad
Wiedestrat
Atlaethecite
Mire
Gietivston
Iehtiersd
Berthia and
Huth
Bout
Malin Avery
Vienom
Athintic Gite
Philadelphia
Trier
Estine Reiinger
Sient
Suvie Motehew
Lon
Miet Stetly Allwit
Natl Thomlet Avenue
Siawner
Nod
Louise
Shima Avenue
Montrose
Redilew
Garield Evento
Eeashors
John Porelt
Lew Tabor
Waallirti
Cathering Peloe
Atlanticity
Miers
Mieriha Rolly
Esnonetovet
Cathering Jays Mips
Academy, Stroot
Kore
Festen
Dr Podenking
Jackson Strort
Willy
Obituary notices from city mourn many residents
Mee Barsh Bigiin died Friday morning at her home 129 Gordon Street age 60. Survived by Patrick Walsh, Kellyord Holler, Martey Hughes, and Michael Walsh. Funeral will be at St Peter's Cathedral with burial in Cathedral cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Thorne Davies and Mary Paton. services and interments announced, with community condolences offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barsh Bigiin
Patrick Walsh
Mra Kelyord Floller
Martey Hughes
California
Mehiael Waleh
Neeweiniyg
Pequloma
St Peter's Cathedral
Endorsement by Scranton Citizen for Down's Kidney Pills
William Morris, a Scranton resident and partner in Morris Brow, testifies that Down's Kidney Pills cured his back and shoulder pain for a year. He urges others with similar complaints to use the remedy, sold at 10 cents by Foster Milburn Co, sole U.S. agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
William Morris
Lackawanna Avenue
Morris Brow
Down
Fostere Milburn Clo
Muffalo
United States
Donn's
Thomas Rowley Funeral Held After Von Storch Incident
The funeral of Thomas Rowley, killed in the Von Storch incident, was held the next afternoon. Services were held at his home and then at Holy Apostolic Church with a high mass of requiem by Father Moylan. Pallbearers included Patrick Mullen, Michael Costello, Thomas Saltry, John Moran, Michael Rook, and James Saltry. Interment was at Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rowley
Life
Holy Stosary Church
Father Moylan
Terbury
Patrick Mullen
Michael Costello
Thome Saltry
John Moran
Michael Rook
James Saltry
Cathedral Cemetery
Fridiydk Socials and Travels Mentioned in Local Notes
A jumble of social events and travel updates fills the column. Guests from Warrenstewt, Danvers, and New York visit, attend parties, and depart for Mars vers Jal. Several names and towns appear with travel mentions to Atlantic City and Philadelphia, amid church and school notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom the Birtley
Mars
Miet
Curborwilte
Mise Blanche Hallstead
Pearl Smith
New York City
Wiest
Mex
Hollstoi
Oakstront
George Kolfer
Providence Gan and Water Company
Bs Ouloving Witscaoation
Canada
Alice Osterhiut
Oak Street
Miet Rumell
Carbontale
Attia V. Mullin
Sebrutary
Youngs Wienen
Swiich
Philadelphia
Neon
Conwarth
New Vekalte
Sly
Ly Saulle
Eltamh
Train leaves Wyoming Valley rally amid scattered delays
An early Wyoming Valley rally derailed normal service as trains faced scattered delays and detours. Officials advised passengers to expect longer travel times and plan alternate routes through the region.
Fragmented Dialect Dialogue in Chicago Port Scene
A garbled postscript of a Chicago Port scene shows an elderly narrator and a young bidder debating a task described as a "Hirt" while the crowd shows unease. The dialogue hints at a misheard plea about a preferred outcome and a promised explanation to be understood later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartilor
Chicago
Fragmentary line hints at a punishing teaching moment
A garbled excerpt suggests a teacher or speaker chiding someone over skill or method. The odd phrasing hints at linguistic distortion or OCR error, with a possible focus on instruction and misunderstanding. No clear names, places, or events are recoverable.
From a Biocyclist's Point of View
A garbled early text fragment describes a biocyclist's perspective with cryptic lines about travel from Santiago and a venti card along a path, mentioning terms like Chiro Keetlig Moet in a distorted historical voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Funeral Notices from South Scranton Services Held
The funerals of Miss Elizabeth Steinbach Mrs Anna Fischen and Mrs Louies Krobe were held in South Scranton. Services were at 2 pm with Rev J Schmidt at Hickory Street Baptist Church and interment at Pittston Avenue cemetery. Pallbearers were Sidney Parson Mert Grutmian William Hinder Peter Smith John Hartman and August Kiecel. Flower bearers included Albert Withe Fred Wiesel William Smith and William Timlockle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Steinbach
Anna Fischen
Phillips
Louies Krobe
New York
Hickory Street
J. Schmidt
Pittston Avenue
Sidney Parson
Mert Grutmian
William Hinder
Peter Smith
John Hartman
August Kiecel
Albert Withe
Fred Wiesel
William Smith
William Tmlockle
Miss Elizabeth Steinbinek Funeral at St Marys
Afternoon service held at St Marys Church on Tvers street for Miss Elizabeth Steinbinek of Loenwet street who died at Moses Taylor hospital from burns suffered while building a fire. Large cortege to Ne cemetery. sodality members joined mourners with floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Steinbinek
Loenwet Street
Moses ‘Taylor Hospital
Burns
St. Mars’s Church
Tver Street
Botor Christ
Ne, & Cemetery
Wits
the Sodality
Funeral Service for Mrs Anna Fisch Held in Pittston
The funeral for Mrs Anna Fisch of Pittston Avenue began at 10 o'clock Saturday morning from the family home. A requiem Mass was sung at St Marys Church by Rev George Blopper followed by a eulogistic address by Rev Christ. The cortege proceeded to Nom 5S Cemetery for burial. Pallbearers were John Domuth Frank Greinbe John Theelwild and Michael Kraemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Anna Fisch
Pittston Avenue
St. Mary's Church
River Street
Cheorge Blopper
Christ
Nom 5S Cemetery
John Domuth
Frank Greinbe
John Theelwild
Michael Kraemer
Sixth Birthday Party For Miss Stefin Phalitius
A sixth birthday celebration was hosted by Mr and Mrs PHIMps at their Wilewenth home on Friday afternoon. Children enjoyed games and play on the lawn with guests including Otteten Wach and several Philips relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stefin Phalitius
Coamelsman
Wilewenth
Mar
Mee Phimps
Mother Otteten- Wach
Chinne Trudenlach
Praneea Philips
Carrie Tillip
Local Trailway Compound and City Meeting Reports
A Seruien Trailway company site near coder avenue faces entry and betar conditions under consideration at a council meeting. Cardinal Mangere and others advised a rebad election while a concert, a Mayors relief, and a garden party followed. Victims include a meningitis death and numerous social notices detailing visitors and gatherings across Cedar avenue and related streets.
Pea Coal Delivered at $1.25 Per Ton
A terse notice states pea coal sold at 1 1/4 dollars per ton delivered to customers along routes including Houth Ride Central elise and Mole Park with orders from WT Sharkey and Colar avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea Coal
Houth Ride
Central Elise
Mole Park
Adidness
Sharkey
Tinh Colar Avenue
Soldiers for the Orient Pass Through on Special Train
The Seventh Met artillery officers, horses, and ordnance, fresh from the Antilles, on a hurried Lackawanna special bound for San Francisco. Two Pullman cars, six horses, and two express cars led the train. Remaining ordnance and men move to New York for handling and are due here Wednesday night or Thursday. the command is expected to embark from San Francisco for the China theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antilles
San Francisco
New York
Ching
Opposed to Anarchy Rally At Scranton Memorial Service
A large gathering in Scranton heard speakers denounce anarchism as a crime and threat to law and order. Congressmen Connell and Mayor Moir urged firm action, with Italian community leaders and local bands participating, followed by a parade and multiple memorial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Moir
Similh Jines
Villonie
Mel
Fieve Brothers
Dunmore Doings at Saturday Schoolboard Meeting
Mr Spencer chaired the Dunmore schoolboard session as reports from committees emerged. Miller of No 4 aerieal said concreting the basement was let to fire Menara. Webber of No 6 said the building is in deplorable condition and may be torn down. Hinge gerty of No W school reported a faulty drain and steps to repair. Heating bids for No 14 in No 1 school came from Dunmore Lumber Co and contractors Thomas Hughes and War of this place and Maloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Miller
No. 4 Aerieal
Menara
Thornton
Kind
Webber
No. 6
Actieal
Hingegerty
Dunmore Lumber Company
Thomas Hughes
Warof
Maloney
No. 1
Howeerty
John Gibbons
No. 13
Mer Webber
Motlan
Short News Notes From Local Churches
Oten File, a student, preached at the Merhadist Epliinpapl church yesterday morning. The Pomerlvanly Coal company will be gall torlags. The Ladies Mil eyelet of Tadley Street Baptist church will seve foe cream and duke in the church garden Wednesday evening. The annual escurion at St. Mark's Pariah church will be run to Lake Ariel today. The Twentieth Coptney Dering elee will olive their openilig eee in Washington hall Pup 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oten
Tadley Street Baptist Church
St. Mark's Pariah Church
Lake Ariel
Washington Hall
Pup
Local Birth Announcements and Illness Reports
A stream of notices from Scranton to Albany reports the arrival of a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Derham of Selmontady and updates on several families with health concerns including diphtheria among children and adults. Names include Miles Frele Meanie of Paterno and Hobart Dorshym of Clay Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Frele Meanie
Paterno
Mongan
Lake Winnla
Scranton
Allaeny
Wolevibpiet
John Derham
Selmontady
Hobart Dorshym
Clayavec
William Waleh
William Waleh, of Qipay Crewe
Willian McGraw
Avg
Agnes Metale
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Henry Koblath
Kalehta of
Pythias
Peckville
Wasburn Street Cemetery
J.C. Sweet
Stapton Methodist Episcopal
Hynon Street
Kev
Dr. Jones
Tabornace
Offelated
Thomas Dennon
John W. Jones
Moxes Morgan
Wlw
Jones
David Crimbs
Evan Davis
Morrin Davin
Thomas Jaies
William Jones
Sted Dash Piavies
Bherldan Lodge
Jenkins
S. Main Avenue
Aswel Court
Bellevue
General News
Nottingham
Globe Warehouse
Merning
Pripuwsa Deatelee Lodge
Daughters of Ft. George
Sinter
Mathwick
Veuna Penpile
Peneylvania
Hervey
Jolie
Snornle
Mivrnienn
Mervey
Lake Thie
Leo
Ann Grady
Rouen
Wort Lackawanna Avenue
Misa Froneia Hace
Byecknell Univerity
Westenday
Sanborn
Tescue Mission
We Adair
Othe Maltrond Vering Menta Christian Oemciation
A 0 Stowrt
Hare
Chieef
Min Andrew Tutne
Var Dienavert
Cathedital Venetory
Cohid
Mey Aml
Totin Wit Nai
Qaelaon Street
Mir
Metre Titedria
Sayder Avenue
Bie Tenment
Mt. Cartel Omminherys
Didemon
Mies
Matthew Walsh
State
Ellie Infantum
St. Peter's Cemetery
Janos Grounte
Thinina
the Tribune
Owen Welin
Dunmore
Elekinne
Dr. Garvey
Moran
Thorne Diavia
Hendhiam
Mary
William Pate
Bathiviay
John CL
Bhorm Street
Dence
North Scranton
Holy Rosary Church
Green Ridge
Wyoming Valley
Sola O'vlnek
Definition
South Scranton
Louisa Krebs
Miss Steinbach
Fisch
Seruien
Alome Coder
Wicker
Thoeh
Aints
Anil Wan
Cardinal Mangere Sium
Mike Ulvine
Stoutier
Helke
Lywerts
Miro Guthettis
Couch
Girth Pile
Victor
Syne
Coder Aon
Dial
Syetlitit
Mae
Williim Seliewer
Cedar Wey
Giorge Tit
Raoph Kean
Curivon
Aelanhe Chinegat
Batelpy
Athens
Meningiti
Cedar Avenue
Niagara Pally
Hoteelmann
Willow
Atreut
Mluovelamd
Adan Priehter
Muglaweil
Willi Hoetyher
Progieetannie
Hie Homme
Mie
Read Kerlin
Eliatinowr
Ageninlillie Wikweewoeke
Laky Arlo
Mira Nellie Camphel
Mies Beewle
Urnpe Bell
Westville
Pettis
Miss Hee Bervig
Klin Trait
Mra Jdagee Stildaueleter
Mai
Oly
Mistula Conlin
Wichitetan Avenue
Miee Alicodong
Coieavon
Lake Uneerwond
Ag Ihr
Mies Kate Winst
THE
Borpen
Conornseo Mix Co
Rnon Biles
Zenda
You
Cushman Bros, Co., Distributors
Hudson St
N.Y
Timbe
Lackawanna County
Carlicelli
Dimon
Ld Berge
Larkana
Ariel Herter
Mehael Migelo
Marlfavell
Binyter
Ruth
Crinney
Connelis
Tralhin
Diumbert
Callin
Anthony
Dunmore Doings
the Hunt
Builders Hardware
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell Building
Mount Pleasant
Lele
N. J
Arlington
UW. HL
Millar
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