West Scranton Timothy D Hayes for Assemblyman
A Democratic convention in Golden's Hall Bellevue named Timothy J D Hayes of North Scranton as unopposed assembly candidate for the First Legislative District. John M Vasey was re elected chairman and James J Flynn secretary. Resolutions backed labor causes and repeal of related laws, with committees appointed and adjournment taken after a brief session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden's Hall
Bellevue
John M. Casey
James J. Flynn
Charles Miller
Timothy PD
North Scranton
Golien's Hall
Pellewue
John M. Vasey
Chaiirman
James J. Flyon
Norkers
Wmitimo
Freely Puree
Mirleilien
J. Johneon
Elailioman
Patrick Goble
Melel
Barttey Crotentinhedanion
Metarthy
Donny Salivan
Thomas Fort
wand—Fiest
Liggiide O'Mahen
Community Church and Union Meetings in Ivorite
This afternoon teachers and echolars of the Industrial school meet in Ivorite hall. Sabbath and Baptist Young People's union gatherings occur at Plymouth Congregational and Rock Street home meetings with large attendance and notable business. The Welsh Baptist church offers morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivorite Hall
Plymouth Congregational Church
Baptist Ying People’s Union
Ivorite
Welsh Baptist
Rock Street
Baptist Young People's Union
Miller Arrested After Beer Glass Assault in North Filmore
Charles Miller of 2 8 North Filmore avenue was arrested for assaulting Stephen Mojeske of 102 Blairvenue with a beer glass. Miller was committed to county jail to await Mojeske’s injuries outcome. Mojeske received thirty stitches. the pair had quarrelled after drinking at Joseph Polhemus’ house where Miller boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chairles Miller
North Filmore Avenue
Stephen Mojeske
Blairvenue
Alderman Davies
Moleske
Joseph Polhemus
North Filmore Wyvenue
Miller
Community Outings and Local Incidents in Nay Aug Park
Activities at Nay Aug park include a Kerman Avenue Mission Sunday school picnic with a large turnout and four cars used for transport. Plymouth Congregational church and Sunday school plan their annual outing and basketball event at Nay Aug park. A minor injury occurs when a prop falls on Morris Watkins in the Diamond district. AldermanKellew sends John O Malley to court for assault and battery. Sebastian Klein hosts a surprise 25th wedding anniversary party with many guests. Elizabeth McCormick hosts a wneth party for several youths. David Jones becomes Clarke Brothers shoe department manager, replacing James Martin. John W. Trittenhouse elected delegate to the Retail Merchants convention in Pittsburgh with George F. Eynon as alternate. Local union No 121 held a meeting as Hazleton convention reports arrived. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Richarde is interred at Washburn Street Cemetery. Earl Taylor and Nellie Armitage wed at the Sheldon parsonage and plan a Susquehanna county tour. Two youths receive horse whipping by a street car conductor on North Main avenue after obstructing a street car. John Bigvink is arrested for attempted criminal assault on Matilde Johneson, age 9, at Henry Court order, with the incident tied to a dinner delivery to West Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Gwen Davis
Archialil Street
Nay Aug Park
Kerman Avenue
Plymouth Congregational Church
Subday
Morris ‘Tr. Watkins
North Filmore Avenue
Rey~nolis
Lackawanna Corneil
Reyal Arvinum
Kellew
John O'Malley
Jackson Street
Mary O'Malley
Sebastian Klein
Luzerne Street
Occanflon
Elizabeth McCormick
Lafayette Street
Tehnelt
David Jones
Clark, Hutchinson & Company
Toston
James Martin
Clarke Brothers
John W. Trittenhouse
North Main Avenue
Retail Merchants’ Association
Pittsburg
George F. Eynon
Walled Mine Workers of America
St. Peter's Hall
Pennsylvania
John Nicholson
John Bigvink
Riehard Aswell
Whhiame
Collins
Matilde
Miner Jotneon
Hennesry Court
Brink
West Mountain
Misses Dive at Lake Winola Report
Misses Marie Phillips and Ethel Portay dive at Lake Winola while Fidney Hughes of North Main Ave watches. The fragment hints at a local leisure scene or a water activity report from a community page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Phillips
Ethel Portey
Lake Winola
Fidney Hughes
North Main Ave
Local residents listed on summer travels and visits
A flood of short notices lists Arthur Stover and others visiting Doylestown Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Prof David Gwene plans Wyo ming camp. many residents travel to Lake Winola, Fall River, Hudson River sights, and Block Island. Several return from Atlantic City and Asbury Park. others plan short trips or host relatives.
North Scranton Church Hosts Farewell to Pastor Veeading
The North Main Avenue Baptist church held a reception for retiring pastor Rev. G. Veeading and his family with trustees and many friends in attendance. Grace Lintott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lintott, will be buried at Dunmore cemetery after services at 2:30 PM. Rev. Veeading will preach tomorrow at both morning and evening services. Several local residents and guests are noted in brief social updates across North Scranton including farewells, travels to England, and visits to various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
G. Veeading
Reading
Grace Lintott
Llamnerrow
Wren
Thomas Sanders
England
Hargrove
Parker Street
Nallie M. Pearee
Nay Aug Avenue
Hae
Talten
Lanta &. Clark
Church Avenue
Lake Arle
Honesdale
Trrod Kellog
Oak Street
Bar Rockaway
West Point
New York
Charles O'Foyle
Philadelphia
Mise Nellie Pickett
Newport
Ft. T
Iillitter
John Harrington
New York City
Muar- Vine Avenue
Carl Zeigler
North Main Avenue
Acean Grove
Local residents plan visits and trips this week
Miss Nettle Lawrence visits Delaware street in New Jet while Mrs M and family plus Mrs Joseph Von Bergan head to Crystal Lake for a week at Fern Hall. Miss Mabel Fordham returns from Capouse avenue and prepares for Coxtown Pond in Warne county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle Lawrence
Delaware Street
New Jet
Bem
Kays
Joseph von Bergan
Saunderton Avenue
Yeaterday
Crystal Lake
Fern Hall
Mabel Fordham
Capouse Avenue
Waston
Coxtown Pond
Warne County
Nellie Reynolds
Sanderson Avenue
Melon Lansing
North Park
Coaxtown Pond
Louise Connolly
Wayne County
G. M. Keyes
M. ©. Carr
Dickson Avenue
Morence
Mich
Mary Davidson
Washington Avenue
Chase
Philadelphia
Alex Lindsay
Rochester
Robert Lindsay
Monsey Avenue
Elisabeth Robinson
Stroudabure
Handley Executors Meet on Bank Building Replacement
John T. Richards Hon L A Watres and Hon Henry W Palmer executors of the Handley estate met in General Palmer's office in Wilkes-Barre to discuss replacement after the Merchants and Mechanics bank building wrecking caused by the August 4 explosion. Richards said nothing definite was done but replacement will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
John T. Richards
L. A. Watres
Henry W. Palmer
Handley Estate
Huckster Fends Off Three As Robbers in South Scranton
Cedar Avenue huckster Fred Boyer warded off three men attempting to rob him near Mattes Street and the Delaware Lackawanna and Western yard by wielding a iron bar. He fought back as two assailants crept up from behind, the trio fleeing after thwarted attack. About $80 was with him. authorities issue warrants for Mrs. Kate Burke and Thomas Riley. Other notes list residents visiting Crystal Lake and Bar Creek from Providence road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue
Mattes Court
Kate Burke
Thomas Riley
William Connell Hose Company
Fred Boyer
Central City
Mattes Street
Delaware, Lackawannea and Western Yard
Hoyer
Boyer
Tie
Mattes
Warrant Issued for Larceny Suspects in Shoes Case
Michael Anes of Stone Avenue had a warrant issued for the arrest of Mia Burke Kate Burke and Thomas Riley on larceny charges involving a quantity of shoes. They are to have a hearing today. In other news the William Connell Hose and Lackawanna Knitting Mills plan an annual Lake Ariel excursion with many tickets sold. A Junger Maennerchor meeting in Germania hall featured picnic planning and a saengerfest. The Century Hose of Pittston Avenue heads to Dickson City for an annual picnic hosted by Joseph T. Dickson Hose. Drum corps from Camp 440 and Camp 430 P O S of A prepared music and a Lebanon trip for the state camp week ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Anes
Stone Avenue
Mia
Kate Burke
Thomas Riley
William Connell Hose Company
Lackawanna Knitting Mills
Lake Ariel
Junger Maennerchor
Germania Hall
Central Park Garden
Pennsylvania
Century Hose Company
Pittaton Avenue
Dickson City
Local visitors and vacations noted across cities and lakes
A list of residents and visitors from New York City to Fir Street, Clark's Summit, Pittston Avenue and Cedar Avenue are described taking trips to Lake Underwood Lake Winnola Mt Cobb Lake Sheridan and Lake Ariel. Several individuals depart for home or vacations with family observations included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mulligan
New York City
Patrick O'Hoyle
Fir Street
F. A. Weichel
Emma Pontius
Mya
August Schimoff
Lake Underwood
Frank During
Springfield
Mase
M. Robinson
Ida Eekel
Clark's Summit
Minnie Schank
Cedar
Walter
Thomas Meyer
Lula
Arthur Nebr
Henry Motsehiman
Mise Ida Hagey
Lake Sheridan
Local people visiting relatives and friends this month
Mrs F B Hodgkise and Mrs Brooks and husband of Brooklyn are spending two weeks with Mrs Brooks' parents Mr and Mrs W R Ackerson of Wood Street. Miss Bertha Preston of Court Street visits her sister Mrs Fred Ruddy of Lancaster Pa for a few weeks. She will visit friends in Pittsburgh before returning. Miss Frances Guyer of Short Avenue spends ten days at Danville. Arena Jenkins and family of Blair Avenue visit friends in Carbondale and Waymart. Miss Caroline Van Bergen of West Street also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. BE. Hodgkise
Brooks and Gon
Brooklyn
Brooks
W. R. Ackerson
Woodstreeat
Bertha Preston
Court Street
Fred Ruddy
Lancaster
Pittesbore
Frances Guyer
Short Avenue
Danville
Arena Jenkins and
Blair Avenue
Carbondale
Waymiart
Caroline van Bergen
West
Masters Kraugeles Wedding in Jersey City Aug
Spencer Masters son of James Masters assistant superintendent of breakers at Pennsylvania Cowl company marries Miss Nellie Krugeles of Jersey City in Jersey City on Aug. John Grady a respected local resident dies at his Port WU home yesterday morning at 48. Funeral for Grady set for Sunday at 3 p.m. at St. Marys cemetery. James Golden funeral from Oak street home at 3 p.m. today. Dunmore Presbyterian services at 10 a.m. and 7 20 p.m. Rev Adolph Shultz of Pulaski Pa will preach in morning service. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Masters
Nellie Krugeles
Jersey City
Masters
James ©. Masters
Pennsylvania Cowl Company
John Grady
St. Mary's Cemetery
James Golden
Oak Street
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
W.F. Gibbons
Adolph
Minooka Plans. James Powell Heads to Pittsburg Convention
Mr James Powell will leave Monday for Pittsburg to attend the annual convention of the Pennsylvania jurisdiction of the Young Men's Institute. The Minooka band met at McDonough hall to arrange attendance at the home company picnic. The Minooka Hare company has all arrangements completed for a picnic at the Atersian Well Grove on Monday. The committee has secured donations from Scranton merchants for prizes in contests with fifty cents to enter. every attendee will win a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Powell
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Young Men's Institute
Minooka Band
McDonough's Hall
Home Company
Atersian Well Grove
Scranton
Long at Liberty in Dunmore Slaying Case and Exposition Notes
Long remains at large after the shooting of Patrolman James Golden of Dunmore. Sightings at Great Bend Lake Ariel and Stroudsburg prompt searches. officials suspect hiding among friends. Habeas corpus petition filed for Frank Long, hearing set. Dunmore officials invited to funeral services for Officer Golden. Inquest planned for Monday evening. Paris Exposition 1900 previews tout grandeur with Paris View Company promoting photographic views and the Exposition Illustrated souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Long
James Golden
Dunmore
Binghamton
Great Bend
Parlor City
Lake Ariel
McGrail
Lone
Stroudsburg
Great Pond
Long
Frank
Edwards
Taylor & Lewis
Golden
Paris
America
Remarkable Cure Claims For Diarrhea Remedy
During Civil War and late Spanish American War diarrhoea plagued the army, often becoming chronic. David Taylor of Wind Ridge Greene County Pennsylvania credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with rapid relief. Sold by all druggists and Matthew Brothers as wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
David Taylor
Wind Ridge
Greene County
Matthew Brothera
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Gurrell
M. J. Gibbons
Jenkins
S. Main Avenue
Globe Warehouse
First Baptist Church
Mojeske
Gertrude Miller
Edith Richards
Division Street
Helen Morgans
Fall River
W. A. Phillips
H. L. Taylor
John Bradley
Humphrey
Atlantic City
John O'Brien
Green Ridge
Handley Executors
South Scranton
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Colur Avenue
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Park Place
Em-Ess Fuller
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Howley
Wyoming Avenue
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Stroudsburg State Normal
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Bile, M
Keystone Academy
United States
Elkanah Hulley, A. M
Factoryville, Pa
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Bener Ray Effects
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A. Ruppert
Madame A. Ruppert
Moeach
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East 14Th Street
Crauton B
Jonas Long
Academy OF PiUusic
Hurgunder & Rbis
Lessees
H.R. Browns
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Leke Winold
Orchetra
J. W. Moore
Ocean Grove, N. J. the Arlington
Lendina Betel
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