West Scranton Couple Wed After Court Discharge
Mrs. Gavagan of West Lackawanna avenue had an Arab peddler named Sarah Unice arrested for assault on her child. Alderman Kellow discharged the defendant after hearing of a long quarrel and lack of evidence. The bride wore lace over white silk and ribbons. the couple plan to live in Taylor after a wedding trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls and the Thousand Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
Taylor
Miss Lizzie James Lawn Party Comes to Jackson Street
A large group gathered Thursday evening at Miss Lizzie James’s home on Jackson Street for a lawn party. The lawn was decorated with mugs and Japanese lanterns. the Village Bell quartet performed several selections and refreshments were served late. Attendees included many Misses and Messrs among local residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie James
Jackson Street
Village Bell Quartette
Dorothy Lynn
Jennie Davies
Sarah Williams
Basther Davies
May Lewis
Margaret Black
Catherine Curran
Abigail Curran
Liggile James
Catherine Sweeney
Elizabeth Jenkins
Margaret Lynn
Virginia Parry
Arrest at Oxford breaker ends with gunfire
Yesterday afternoon Officer Bradshaw arrested a drunk man at the Oxford breaker. He discharged a revolver several times before arrest, causing public excitement as locals feared trouble at the mine. The man was jailed and fined at last night’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradshaw
Oxford
James S Englis Weds Ada A Ed Wards at Home
James S Englis of Taylor and Ada A Ed Wards of Flansom township were married at the bride’s home on Thursday evening at 8 o’clock by Rev. Edward Howells. The bride was supported by sister Mrs. Sarah Ed wards while the groom’s brother John served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamess. Englis
Taylor
Ada A. Ed Wards
Flansom Township
Edward Howells
North Sumner Avenue
Sarah Edwards
John
Local Notes and Social Updates From West Side Community
Mia Davis underwent minor surgery at West Side hospital Thursday afternoon and is reported to be recovering well. Mrs T Owen Charles and children have returned home from Lake Ariel. The Three Friends will dance at Meat's hall this evening. Fred Gray and others enjoyed a vacation at Atlantic City, sparking wedding rumors. Local families host visitors, choir meetings, and church anniversary celebrations are announced. Officer David Davis arrested a couple behind E Robinson’s brewery. Anna Williams summers in Jermyn. West Side pavements flushed. Hopkins return from wedding tour then move to Pottsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
North Sumner Avenue
West Side Hospital
Burns
Willams
North End
T. Owen Charles
West Park
Lake Ariel
Meat's
Fred Gray
Eynon Street
Temperance
Red Men's Hall
First Baptist Church
Picaic
Nay Aug Park
German Presbyterian Church
Chestnut Street
Abell Parry
Rhyl
Wales
Atlantic
First Welsh Baptist Church
South Main Avenue
Parry
United Mine Workers
Jayne's Hall
David Davis
E. Robinson
Linden Street
Anna Williams
Hyde Park Avenue
Jermyn
West Side
Thomas Hopkins
Ellen Canavan
Pottsville
North Scranton
Sons of Rest
Sons of Ham
Ham
Fred White
Core
John Howarth
Weat Market Street
James Horan
Cathedral
W. C. Honeywell
Putnam Street
Lake Winola
Dora Davis
West Market Street
Harvey's
Nellie Thomas
Spencer Thomas
Reese Street
Montreal
Irvin Westcott
Church Avenue
J. T. Atherton
Nellie Frost
Mollie Clark
Brick Avenue
Anna Golden
Oak Street
New York City
C. F. Crossman
Throop Street
William Hubbard
Ashley
George Berry
Carbondale
Maplewood
Wade Finn
North Main Avenue
Crystal Lake
Gertrude and
Grace Powell
Samuel Davis
Misses Mills
Sadie Jones
Leggett's Street
Harvey's Lake
George W. Davis
Ida Ward
Diamond Avenue
Janet A. Williams
Herbert Jones
Wayne Avenue
Lulu Dolan
Lake Sheridan
Thamas Thomas
Edna Avyenue
Martin Jennings
Bennett Street
North Scranton Bowling Match Highlights Local Rivalry
A crowded North Scranton alley saw the Sons of Rest lose three straight to the Sons of Ham in a top local bowling clash. Fred White led scoring with high average of 200 and high game of 240 amid a week of growing interest.
South Scranton Notes on Local Society and Events
Active preparations by the Junger Maennerchor and WIIL for a clam bake at Baldner's park near Mountain Lake fill the schedule with music, speeches, and visiting guests. Prominent figures seek invitations while Henry Henry and others prepare to enter Democratic conventions. Funeral services for Mrs. Coggins are set at 9 this morning, with interment in Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junger Maennerchor
Society
WIIL
Baldner's Park
Mountain Lake
Henry Henry
Joseph Conrad
Charles Sontag
William i Stein
Hansen
Wilken- Barre Concordia Singing Society
Schley
Mra. Coggins
Beech Street
St. John's Church
Cathedral Cemetery
Grant Conmandery
Knights of Malta
Hartman's Hall
Henry Ludwig
Elise
Mr. Cobb
Church of Peace
Prospect Avenue
Graf's Grove
4% Old and Well Tried Remedy For Children
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup is advertised as a universal teething remedy for children. The ad claims it calms pain and soothes the child, easing the mother’s worry with a priced bottle.
Social event for students with refreshments provided
A notice describes a gathering for young people with refreshments and a committee of teachers to attend to their needs. The fragment mentions a pleasant time and organized supervision by educators.
Local Notes on Visits Sales and Church Services
News items report visits by Mrs. Joseph P. Gibbons in New York City and others staying at Lake Ariel and Atlantic City, plus Miss Grace Stone visiting Fordham Street kin. A sermon will be delivered at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church with I. F. Bower and Clarence Benjamin, and a wheel theft from 1772 Sanderson avenue prompts possible prosecution. Green Ridge cash stores advertise daily specials and an extra delivery boy is sought at 1440 Capouse avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Gibbons
New York City
von Storch Avenue
William Hendrickson
Green Ridge Street
Lake Ariel
Elsie Thomas
Sanderson Avenue
Gettysburg
Harriet Price
Fordham Street
Hudson River
John Hollern
Marion Street
Atlantic City
James Lewesley
Wyoming Avenue
Wilkes- Barre
M. Hand
Penn Avenue
Grace Stone
Oneonta
N. Y
Misa Fannie Wilson
Lia Plume
Judge
Mra
J. C. Newcomb
I. F. Bower
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarence Benjamin
Green Ridge Cash
Elgin Butter
Capouse Avenue
New
Local bank in sight as town plans charter and stock drive
A meeting in Masonic hall united borough leaders in backing a new bank with an estimated capital of 50 000. Committees will secure a charter and subscriptions while reports note a thriving Tennis club corn roast on Dudley street with dancing, orchestra, and a musicians quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Dudley Street
Susie Hollow
Clyde Hartwell
Kansas City
John Perks
Elva Brady
Retta Spence
Alpha Knapp
Sadie Spettigue
Malinda Jackson
Clara Williams
May Griffiths
Jennie Brady
Adelaide Jones
Florence Spencer
Ellen Cole
Serviees
Epworth League
L. A. Lindermuth
Akron
Moosic
Presbyterian Church
Oriental Court
United American Mechanics
International Correspondence Schoola
Poisoning Case Hints At Vinegar Contamination
The article describes a family poisoning believed caused by a poison scattered around the house and possibly mixed with vinegar. Physicians call the case peculiar. Vinegar analysis is planned to detect poison traces.
Obituaries in Green Ridge and Minooka Communities
Mrs Elizabeth Duffy 75 dies at 648 Clay Avenue survived by A F Duffy and Mrs Jaumee O Hara services at St Peters Cathedral interment Plymouth Frank Wisnosky 40 dies leaves widow and six children funeral at 9 Monday at St Marys Catholic Annie Singin 16 dies Minooka funeral from residence Sunday interment Minooka Cemetery Mrs John Duffy West Market Street dies after illness of pneumonia funeral notice later infant child of Mr and Mrs Bartley Judge Old Forge dies yesterday funeral private at Pittston evening burial omitted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Duffy
A. F. Duffy
Clay Avenue
Anthony Duffy
Jaumee O'Hara
Green Ridge
St. Peter's Cathedral
Plymouth
Frank Wisnosky
Roxencourt
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Annie Singin
John Singin
Minooka
Minooka Cemetery
John Duffy
West Market Street
Bartley Judge
Old Forge
Pittston
Funeral notices for Quinnan Coggins and McCawley
The funeral of T. J. Quinnan of Taffayette street will be from St Patrick's church at 9 this morning with interment in Cathedral cemetery. The remains of Rev. P. H. Mc Cawley of Rolfe Ilona arrive today for family home view and funeral at St Peter's cathedral with burial in Cathedral. Patrick Coggins of Fig street funeral this morning at 8 from St John's church and interment in Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Quinnan
Taffayette Street
St. Patrick's Church
Cathedral
P. H. McCawley
Rolfe
Ilona
Delaware, Lackawanna
Jefferson Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Patrick Coggins
Fig Street
St. John's Crch
City Council approves multiple ordinances and resolutions
The Recorder approved an ordinance establishing the alley grade south of Green Place and a batch of tax exonerations. Resolutions include moving a Williams factory electric light to Twenty first Street and Sadie Place, adding two hydrants in the Twentieth ward, repairing East Market Street, pricing a telephoning at Engine House No. 2, creating a cross walk on Academy Street, and notifying W Thompson to open a water course through his land with legal steps if he refuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder Council
Lavelle
Green Place
Williams Factory
Washburn Street
Twenty-first Street
Sadie Place
W. Thompson
North Main Avenue
Providence Road
Fishered Ruffian Case Ends In Alderman Court
William Fisher known as a cake-walker had A Friedenberg arrested for larceny by ballee after Fisher’s wife pawned a coat for $2. Friedenberg demanded $2 fee to redeem. Fisher refused overcharge. In Ruddy’s court the matter settled with Friedenberg paying costs and accepting lawful interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fisher
A. Friedenberg
Penn Avenue
Ballee
Ruddy
Fisher
Friedenberg
Poor Board Grants Relief Amid Hearings and Requests
At yesterday afternoon's poor board meeting many relief applications were heard and most were approved. An elderly man named Patrick Healey asked the board to compel his sons to support him. the board said it lacked power but suggested arrest through court. Mary Feeney sought temporary admission to Hillside Home with a baby, saying she is ill and unabethed by relatives. she was admitted and the board planned action against John Raymond, believed to be at Reading, for her troubles. A number of bills were approved and the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor Board
Patrick Healey
Hillaide
Mary Feeney
Washington Avenue
John Raymond
Reading
Contributions Acknowledged for Summer Home Fund
The Treasurer of the Men s Guild at St Luke s Church records cash donations for the Cresco summer home project. Names include Mrs C B Woolworth Mr George L Dickson Mr David Brown Miss Milgu C Dimmick and others with varied amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Church
Cresco
Woolworth
David Brown
Milgu C. Dimmick
Princess Viroqua J E Her Expert Testimony on BE ham's Compound
Princess Viroqua a renowned physician and lecturer with twenty five years in the United States writes to Mrs Pinkham about BE ham's Vegetable Compound. The article touts her international fame and professional eloquence and mentions her family and affiliations in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevers
Ham
Viroqta
Oronynteckhar
John B. Finch
Independent
Order of Forresters of the World
Toronto
Can
Viroqua
United States
Pera West
Mrs Dunn Seeks Divorce From Hatters to Broker in New York
Mrs Dunn through attorney T P Duffy yesterday filed for divorce from her husband once a prominent hatter and gents furnishings seller in the city now in the New York brokerage trade. Cruel and barbarous treatment cited as grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Dunn
T. P. Duffy
New York
Fence dispute heard over trespass on Marion Street
Dora M. Wideman sues Dr. William Aledineevey and wife in arbitration over a fence encroachment claim. Wideman asserts the McGreeveys’ fence intrudes three feet on her Marion Street property in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora M. Wideman
William Aledineevey
Test of Fire Apparatus at Water Tower Site
A test of the Harte Yowering company's water tower will be held at 2 oclock this afternoon on Eighth avenue and Wear Lindow street. Recorder Connell and Director of Public Safety F L Wormser, along with several council members, will observe the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harte 'Yowering Company
Eighth Avenue
Localized list of names and terms from an OCR segment
An OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and fragments such as TJOsoph WURMAN Carrie M. vans Bon o Booralush Hydniss Minooka Masiorau Bilorna Antonio D'Agostino D'Angelo Beranton Guiseppina D'Angelo Beranton ChALice 3 BM Blakely and related garbled terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tjosoph Wurman
Vosccceneenernee
Banton
Carrie M. Vans
Bono Booralush Hydniss
Minooka Masiorau
Bilorna Spastacratisterss
Alinoolan
Antonio D'Agostino
Beranton
Guiseppina D'Angelo
Beranton Chalice
KOUEE
Sis Reseryns
Blakely
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Scranton
Kellow
Englis-Edwards
Dufour
Geo. W. Jenkins
Main Ave
General News
Jace
Howe
Mennen
Feastman
Globe Warehouse
South Scranton
Dunmore
Raglan
Princess Viroqua, J.E
Oronyatekhar
The
Lydia E. Pinkham
Princess Viroqua, M. D
Dr. P. Urroqua
Lansing
Mich
America
Dr. Virogus
National City Bank of
Lynn
Pree
Scranton Central Labor Union
Erie Depot
Zac
Mrs. Dunn
Court House
Joseph Murphy
Palm Street
South
M. J. Donohue
Joseph Bennett
Michael Bennett
Cranberry Lake
Firemen’s Relief Association OF Scranton
S A.m. Sharp
Dean Smith
Yale Medical School
New York Times
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