Maddened Dog Causes Barroom Chaos on Jackson Street
A supposed mad dog burst into the P. J. Glenn hotel bar on Jackson Street in West Scranton drawing patrons over tables and bottles as they fled for safety. The incident ended with the dog fleeing. no injuries reported. Meanwhile Mrs. Jane McHale and Mrs. John P. Lambert faced larceny charges over a disputed dollar in change, and a gas pipe repair accident on South Main Avenue left workman McDowell rescued after a near fatal trench incident.
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Jackson Street
P. J. Glenn
Ing. McDowell
South Main Avenue
Eynon Street
Porteus
Roberts
Epworth League Social Event at Embury Church
The Epworth League of Embury Methodist Church plans an evening program with songs violin solos recitations and instrumental pieces by the Watkins family and others. Pastor solos and piano numbers feature as members and friends attend this royal style social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Embury Methodist Episcopal Church
Pybyom
eJohn Williams
Stephens
Misa Lottle Jones
BON Caksecckbsecurdaes Viseieias Congregation Acaposs Wei Eis
James Moir
Watkins Family
Little Tones
Amine
Davis
Epworth
Escape Narrowly From Suffocation On Tuesday
William McDowell of 619 Harrison invenue had a near death experience due to suffocation on Tuesday evening. Fire department responders aided him and investigated the incident at his residence. Local authorities have not released further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McDowell
Harrison
Esdras H Lowry Birthday Party
Patrolman and Mrs. Thomas Lowry of South Sumner avenue hosted a large gathering for their son Esdras H Lowry's seventeenth birthday. The evening featured solos, both vocal and instrumental, and a bountiful repast. Attendees included Mattie Davis Grace Doud Ethel Doud Ray Lowry Flossie Pittenger Agnes Mee Hale Florence Carey Celina Phillips Margaret Lowry Charles Peters Charles Pile Arthur Elias M Simpson R Thomas R Warden Oscar Jones L Moody J B Moody George Lowry Thomas Lowry.
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Patrolman
Thomas Lowry
South Sumner Avenue
Esdras H. Lowry
Lowry
Mattie Davis
Grace Doud
Ethel Doud
Ray Lowry
Flossie Pittenger
Agnes Mee- Hale
Florence Carey
Celina Phillips
Margaret Lowry
Messrs
Charles Peters
Charles Pile
Arthur Elias
M. Simpson
R. Thomas
R. Warden
Oscar Jones
L. Moody
J. B. Moody
George Lowry
Ladies Visit at the Sweet Home Hosted by Arthur and Perry Sweet
Mesdames Beddoe Thompson Swal low Asherman Morgan Peters Phillips Marsh Bush and Fowler traveled to Alford Tuesday to be royally entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Perry Sweet as guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sweet of this city. They were warmly welcomed and served an elegant noon dinner followed by further entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Beddoe
Thompson
Swallow
Asherman
Morgan
Peters
Phillips
Marsh, Bush and Fowler
Alford
Perry Sweet
Arthur Sweet
Warrant Issued for Davis in Pineapple Theft Case
Mrs Kaufman of South Keyser Avenue swore out a warrant before Alderman Kello w for the arrest of a boy named Davis on Frink Street. She states the juvenile entered the kitchen and stole pineapples valued at 1 dollar. Bail set at 200 dollars for court appearance after yesterday afternoon hearing.
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Kaufman
South Keyser Avenue
Kellow
Davis
Frink Street
Patrol Called for Vacant House Incident on Linden Street
Patrolmen Hart Morgan and Lowry were dispatched to a vacant house on West Linden Street owned by Mrs. D. M. Jones at 11 30 Tuesday night. Neighbors claimed that men were seen in the dwelling and police began investigation to determine activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart, Morgan and
Lowry
West Linden Street
D. M. Jones
Strikers Detained Then Released After Lodging Complaint
Police found three men at a house after complaints of nightly disturbances. They claimed to be striking workers who had permission from Mrs Jones to sleep there. The magistrate discharged them after hearing their case yesterday morning.
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Ull
Stamp Collectors Ad Offers Thirty Stamps With Dollar Purchase
Advertisement from Meurs and Hagen invites stamp collectors to obtain thirty stamps with a one dollar purchase, published in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meurs & Hagen
Mears & Hagen
Mears & Hugen
Warrantes Issued In Two Domestic Assault Cases
Monday evening George Chestnut swore out a warrant against Michael Uhert for ase fault and battery. The hearing set bail at 200 dollars. Tuesday evening Mrs Chestnut obtained a warrant for her husband on assault and battery drunk and disorderly threats and malice. Constable Lance had him arrested and he was discharged after promising to pay costs and stay away from the home.
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George Chestnut
Moses
Michael Uhert
Watson Avenue
John Lance
Chestnut
Lance
Costa
Great annual clearance sale announcement
Cut prices at our great annual clearance sale. See our advertisement in this paper, Mears and Hagen.
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Mears & Hagen
Green Ridge social notes from Lake Winola to Sayre visits
Green Ridge residents report two week outings with Luther W Peck and family at Lake Winola and Parker Davidson in New York and Boston. Miss Eva Pilling will sing at Green Ridge church next Sunday with her brother Albert Pilling at his home. Various locals visit Carbondale Sayre Stalls Sayre and Asbury Park while others travel to Crystal Lake Lake Winola and Poyntelle.
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Luther W. Peck
Capoose Avenue
Lake Winola
Parker Davidson
New York
Boston
Lizzie Hitchcock
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
G. F. Whittemore
Minnie L. Peck
Prof. Stadler
Kingston Seminary
Eva Pilling
the Reformed Church
Schenectady
N. Y
Green Ridge
Miss Pilling
Albert Pilling
West Elm Street
Dickson Kays
Sanderson Avenue
Carbondale
Mears & Hagen
Jennie
Ada Stirzer
Stalls
Wyoming County
Mabel
Blanch Reynolds
New York Street
Sayre
H. (. Potter
Courbondiale
Misa Grace Ward
Monsey Avenue
Frank Haggard
Dickson Avenue
J. D. Parker
Penn Avenue
Asbury Park
F. M. Stearns
Elsie
Crystal Lake
W. C. Reynolds
Checker Club
D. B. Oakes
Marion Street
Louis Boyle
Meadville
Grace Hinges
Lake Poyntelle
Surprise Party for Miss Mary Flannigan on Hollow Street
A pleasant surprise party was held for Miss Mary Flannigan of Hollow Street on Tuesday evening. Attendees included numerous local friends and out of town guests from Pittston New York City Dunmore Sayre Pa with many family names listed among the attendees. The gathering featured a period of diversions and refreshments late into the night.
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Mary Flannigan
Hollow Street
Lucie Moran
Maud Flannigan
Bridget Roche
David
Nellie Moran
Winnie McCafferty
Bridget Reilly
Mary Fox
Jennie Hennihan
Bridget Brogan
Mary Kennihan
Nora McGuire
Nora Kerrifan
Margaret
Mary Healey
May Duden
Mary Duggan
Mary
Sadie Melvin
Elizabeth McShiffer
Julia McHugh
Winnie Corcoran
Elizabeth Ellegg
Martha Williams
Nellie Duffy
Margaret Cavanaugh
Mary Malley
Mary McAndrew
Catherine Devanney
Catherine Gallagher
Mary Flemming
Pittston
May la Clara
New York City
Kate Ginley
Dunmore
Margaret Judge
Sayre
Outing Club Chooses Chinchilla For Saturday Trip
At the last regular meeting the outing club chose Chinchilla as the next destination. They will depart Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock after a group snapshot. The Children’s Reading club meets this afternoon from 4 to 6 and invites all children to attend. The girls are planning another trolley party, likely heading up the line. Mrs Russell’s annual weekly letter arrived too late for the meeting but is available at the rooms for reading.
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Chinchilla
Children’s Reading Club
Russell
Stamp Collectors Attention Ad in This Pauper
Advertisement directs stamp collectors to view a notice described as an appeal or listing in a local pauper context. The item signals a collectible interest and urges readers to examine the available stamps or related offerings.
Arrest of Drunk and Disorderly William Rich
William Rich of Church avenue was arrested by Patrolman Nothacker for being drunk and disorderly after drinking for a week. He slept at Dr. William Davis on Oak street and was later arraigned on vagrancy, fined ten dollars and sent to county jail for ninety days when unable to pay.
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Hollow Street
William Rich
Church Avenue
Nothacker
Rich
William Davis
Oak Street
Old Remedy Awarded To Mothers Sixty Years In Use
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children is praised as a long trusted female physician in the United States. It has served millions of mothers over six decades and is valued for easing teething pain curing diarrhoea griping and wind colic. A bottle costs twenty five cents.
Local notices and family travels in Wilkes-Barre area
Druggist George W. Davis returns from Lake Winola with wife while Miss Helen Duggan summers at Cold Springa Wayne county. Leggetts Creek No 1680 to meet Archbalds hall at 2 30 pm. Others visit Harford Tobyhanna Tobyhanna and Lake Ariel. guests and travels of Wheeler Paine Mills Reese Montrouxe and more.
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George W. Davis
West Market Street
Lake Winola
Helen Duggan
Cold Springa
Wayne County
Leggetts Creek
Archhbald’s Hall
Harry Palmer
Helen
Margaret Avenue
Harford
Bess Hoffman
Ethel Vipond
Hollister Avenue
Tobyhanna
Oscar Paine
Donald
Throop Street
Lake Ariel
A. G. Wheeler
Olyphant Road
Ira Lewis
William Painter
Forest City
Simon Thomas
Susquehanna County
Dunmore Council Adjourns on Fewer Contract Bid
Only councilmen McAllister Connery and O Boyle attended the special meeting. the group adjourned to tonight hoping to dispose of the contract matter. The Oriental Degree will parade tonight in fanciful dress, with a lake excursion and ball game planned for Saturday in Lake Ariel. Harold Davis and Kenneth Hamsey depart today for a canoeing trip.
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Messrs. McAllister
Connery
O' Boyle
Order
United American Mechanics
Lake Ariel
South Scranton Socials and Church Notices
A busy South Scranton note describes a trolley party and social under Adam Maus and Henry Schwenker with a reception at the Schwenker home. Rev. J. Schmidt travels to Buffalo for a farewell and foreign missions session, with others attending church and youth outings. A clambake, a Fourteen Friends meeting, a funeral, and a small fire with minor damage are listed among Saturday plans and community events.
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Adam Maus
Henry Schwenker
Willow Street
Plitston Avenue
Schwenker
RE. J. Schmidt
Prospect Avenue Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Central Park Garden
Mears & Hagen
Junger Maennerchor
Mountain Lake
Friends
Hotel Best
Patrick Coggins
Beech Street
St. John's Church
Church of Peace
Schley
Scholl
Hickory #theat
Crown Avenue
South Side
Local News Briefs From Susquehanna to Newark
Susquehanna travelers from Linesboro to Pitts ton plan a ten day absence. Mrs P J Reilly and daughter Josephine of Spring street stay with Newark friends. Dr G C Brown returns from ten days with New York state friends. Dr P Carty returns from days with Philadelphia friends. H Hubler visiting Columbia county friends. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs James Welsh of Blakely street. Mrs W Purcell of Drinker street visiting Hawley friends. A son arrives at the home of Mr and Mrs William Wheatcroft of Sherwood avenue.
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Blakely Street
Drinker Street
Hawley
William Wheatcroft
Sherwood Avenue
Drain On Appropriation From Heavy Rainfall
Director John E. Roche warned Tribune readers that ongoing street repairs driven by heavy rainfall may exhaust current appropriations by September. He said no request for council funds will be made despite potential need for extra money if conditions persist.
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Department of Public Works
John E. Roche
All Tribune
Rochevald
Starlight Ranchers honor Miss Florence Nye birthday
Mr and Mrs Ludwig A Lange entertained the Starlight Ranchers and guests at Point Breeze Monday evening for Miss Florence Nye eighteenth birthday. Misses Greeley and Davia sang, the double quartet performed, and refreshments followed. Guests included Marie Creeley Jeanette Davis Bertha Fellows Jessie Carol Bella Feinberg Gyraee Pautylek Ethel Young Florence Feinterg and others.
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Ludwig A. Lange
Starlight Ranchers
Point Breege
Florence Nye
Greeley
Davia
Marie Creeley
Jeanette Davis
Bertha Fellows
Jessie Carol
Bella Feinberg
Gyraee Pautylek
Ethel Young
Plorence Feinterg
Mesers
George Lewis
J. Eewin Weissentilugh
BH. de Los Brink
Francis Smith
Robert Shults
George Snyder
J. Stewart Farries
Fake Collectors at Work Target County Costs
Sheriff reports notices from multiple county areas about unknown individuals attempting to collect costs owed to the county in criminal cases. Officials warn residents to verify claims and contact authorities with any suspicious solicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Office Seeks Delinquents For Double Cost Payment
Investigators say collectors face prosecution for aggressive debt collection. Only the sheriff and deputies may collect criminal costs with a capias, following a transfer from the clerk of courts. Some payers risk a second demand when self appointed collectors are bypassed by the capias process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
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Mad Dog
Jane McHale
Meridian Street
John P. Lambert
Keyser Avenue
Lambert
McHale
Noone
Epworth League Entertainment
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Gale
Geo. W. Jenkins
Main’ Ave
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Taye
General News
German Presbyterian Church
Chestnut Street
George Benore
Frank Benore
Scranton Street
Samuel Stanford
Harry N. Davis
Thomas Williams
John Bowen
William Harris
Harry Phillips
Thomias Morgan
Edward Collins
Harvard
Mears’ Hall
Enterprise Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
Delaware and Hudzoon
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Maud Weatherhog
Elocutionist
Deckercourt
Charles Gibbs
Hampton Street
Mt. Pocono
First Baptist Church
Chalmer Longstreet
Binghamton
Minnie Moser
Summit Hill
William Corless
Rock Street
Nay Aug Park
B. G. Beddoe
Mia
George Alford
Carebondale
Cecilia Jones
Philadelphia
Jennie Lowry
Northscranton
Miss Flannigan
James McShaffer
M. T. Naughton
A. J. Lynch
James Nelson
John McHale
Michael Moran
William Harrington
David Mulcrone
Michael McHugh
Andrew Rock
James Jennings
James McNulty
John Devine
Michael Rock
William Burke
William O'Malley
Thomas Costello
Thomas Cavanaugh
Anthony Timlin
Patrick Reap
Farrel Hopkins
Dennis McGuire
Michael McHale
Peter Gilhooley
Thomas Conway
Walter Smith
Patrick Nelson
William Corcoran
David Owens
Anthony Walsh
J. W. Jackson
Harold Davis
Kenneth Hamsey
South Scranton
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Apes, Pa
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Lake Winola, PA
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J. F. Foulke
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