West Scranton Resident Dies in Ohio and Interment Planned
Telegram from South Van Buren avenue resident David Jenkins announced the death of his father in law Daniel H. Reese of Youngstown Ohio on Sunday. Interment planned in Washburn Street Cemetery with services at Jenkins home. Also notes a separate incident where Richard Jones fell from a wagon, injured, and was detained at the station house after a snow accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jenkins
van Buren Avenue
Richard Jones
Daniel H. Reese
Youngstown
Ohio
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
Pittston
Youumatown
Thomas Reese
What Happened to Jones
Tichunl Jones, driver for contractor David Nichols, was injured and taken to West Side hospital after a wagon accident near Tripp's crossing. He reportedly fell from the wagon and was struck by a train, with several young men aiding his unconscious transport to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tichunl Jones
David Nichols
Etition
Kerlduds Vida
Walliams
West Side Hospital
Jones
Infant Deaths Reported From Cholera Infantum
Two more deaths of infants were reported yesterday from Cholera Infantum. One child belonged to Mr and Mrs Matthew Farley of Bwetland Street and will be interred this afternoon in Cathedral cemetery. The other infant, child of Mr and Mrs Statley Stragse of 11190 Summit Avenue, will be buried in St. John’s German Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Farley
Bwetland Street
Statley Stragse
Summit Avenue
Cathedral Cemetery
St. John’s
Local residents and visitors noted in daily listings
Miss Lilian Davies returns home from Harveys Lake while River Jones enjoys a vacation at Ashbury Park. Several residents travel to Liberty, New York, Buffalo, and Philadelphia for visits. A Liberty trip, a New York visit, and a Bridgeport errand are listed alongside local concerns including lead poisoning and a woman's relief corps social at 2 North Hyde Park Avenue. The funeral of Mrs Leah Jones is recorded as proceeding from Hampton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Davies
South Malin Avenue
Harvey's Lake
River Jones
Clarke Bros. Meat Market
Ashbury Park
Mary Fitzgibbons
Mary Hurst
Liberty
Michael Larkin
Clarke Bros.’ Clothing Department
Duffalo
Thomne Fleming
Lafayette Street
New York
Thomas MecGra
Patrick Nealon
Luzerne Street
Warne
David Evans
Eynon Street
Samuels
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bowen
Kate Stotter
Elizabeth Scntt
Chestnut Sttes
John E. Reewa
Naitrond Avenue
Bridgeport
Conn
Leah Jones
Hampton Street
Washburn Street
Ladies of the Woman's Relief Corps
Kaya S
Kitfin Port
Grand Army of the Republic
Hyde Park Avenue
Hev
Mr. Jones
Colon Bay
Yearly Styles in Children’s Dresses See Subtle Repeats
There’s another year ahead and fashion for children’s dresses shows only modest shifts with styles not changing drastically from one year to the next. The observation highlights enduring design elements that persist across seasons and years.
Local Notices And Social Losses From Harford And Dover
Wales preacher delivers a rote sermon at Telleyvue Calviniatic Methidiet church. A baby boy named Aauehter born to Joseph A. Meare and his wife. Mrs Gideon Mower visits Lafayette Street in Harford for the Wrigley Tiffany reunion. Mrs M G Kromer and granddaughter Viola Kromer visit Johns town. Miss Jennie Davies and Margaret Jenkins return from Atlintleety. Allee Davis visits Dover as guest. Tiernevy returns from Atlantic City. Jennie Eynon returns from Harveys Lake. Percy Allen and family visit Needham in Grant Avenue. Stenners band shifts rehearsal to Tuesday. Hampton colliery to start. Detective Leyshon and family back from Athletic City. Patrolman Collins enjoys annual vacation.
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North Hromles Avenue
Johnstown
N. WV
Jennie Davies
Hromiley Avenue
Margaret Jerkins
Hampton Street
Atlintleety
Mise Allee Davis
Bromley Avenue
Dover
N. Os
Thomas ‘Tiernevy
Twentieth Siet
Atlantic Ota
Jennie Eynon
South Tromley
Harveys Lake
Percy Allen
Dinghamton
Dante] Needham
Grant Avenue
Stenner
Hampton
Thomas Leyshon
South Lincoln Avenue
Athletic City
Thomas Collins
North End Groups Meet at Market Street Barber Shop
Various local meetings and movements are noted including North End Stars at Gabriel and Richards barber shop on West Market street and North End Republican club gathering at Castle hall West Market street at 7 80.
Local Social Notes From Park Place And Nearby
Park Place and North Main Avenue residents share a weekend at Lake Lalore and gatherings with friends in Tunkhannock. Casual visits include Miss Grace Sickler of Providence Road and John Stansbury, while the Court Street church group plans a cream and cake lawn event at A. R. Driges’ property. W Fr Hoeckenbury on Court Street is recovering after a three week illness.
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Charlotte Gray
North Main Avenue
Grace Sickler
Providence Road
Lake Lalore
Charles A. Hess
New York
Mors
Hess’ Parente
Charlies Gray
John Stansbury
Tunkhannock
J. . Cassese
Bloomebury
Court Street
Diarrhoea Remedy Praised By Civil War Veteran
During the Civil War and the later war with Spain diarrhoea troubled the army and lingered as a chronic complaint. David Taylor of Wind Ridge Greene County Iowa reports quick relief from Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all druggists Matthew Brothers wholesale and retail agents.
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Spain
David Taylor
Wind Ridge
Greene County
Matthew Brothera
Wesley Miller Takes Week with Family in Wilkes-Durre
Wesley Miller of Green Ridge with his wife and young son travels to Wilkes-Durre to spend a week with his mother and sister, according to local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Miller
Green Ridge Treat
Wilkes-Durre
Obituary notices for Viewel Child of Men and Theis Dare
Dintoim resident Viewel Child of Men died Sunday morning at the loom of the purenia on vik sou. Funeral is set for 4 oelouk in the afternoon. The infant of Mr and Mrs Ryan of 431 Stowe Avenue died yesterday. funeral arrangements to be held at the Cathedral cemetery.
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Viewel
Theis Dare
Dintoim
End
Mr Ryan
Stowe Avenue
Fire damages Thoma residence at Olford Park in Germantown
The suburban home of George O C Thoma a leading man of the city suffered a costly fire today with damage estimated at 4000 partly insured. The residence known as Olford Park stands in Germantown and housed valuable paintings and rare articles of vertu.
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Philadelphia
George OC. Thoma
Birthday Party for Miss Anna Linn of Cedar Avenue
In honor of Miss Anna Linn of Cedar avenue a birthday party was held Saturday night at her home. The young lady received many gifts from admiring friends. Attending were Misses Lalo Kibler Helen Kibler Kate Sthlele Martha Behlle Lydia Arnold Laurea Scheuer Selma Hart Grace Lane Ethel Arnol Ruth Luts Anna Linn Ruth Scheuer Charles Luxemberger John Arnel Joseph Schley Will Arnold Charles Luts Robert Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Linn
Cedar Avenue
Lalo Kibler
Helen Kibler
Kate Sthlele
Martha Behlle
Lydia Arnold
Laurea Scheuer
Selma Hart
Grace Lane
Ethel Arnol
Ruth Luts
Stone Avenue
Ruth Scheuer
Charles Luxemberger
John Arnel
Joseph Schley
Will Arnold
Charles Luts
Robert Arnold
Arrest warrants issued for Cadden and Kiefer spouses
Mrs John Cadden obtained a warrant before Alderman Ruddy for her husband John Cadden charging assault and battery and threats to kill. He was arrested and bailed 800. James Carley of River Street faced a warrant for John Kiefer and Mrs Catherine Kiefer for unlawfully taking a stove and selling it without reimbursement. Hearing set for today.
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John Cadden
Alderman Ruddy
Cadden
Alderman Sultry
Providence
James Carley
River Street
John Kiefer
Catherine Kiefer
Iver Street
T Hem
Funeral of Miss Nora Canfield in St Johns church
The funeral for Miss Nora Canfield of Brafford avenue is at 9 o'clock this morning at St Johns church with interment in Cathedral cemetery. The Cedar Avenue Methodist Ladies Aid plans an ice cream cake and melon social in church parlors this evening along with an arranged entertainment and a pleasant time expected.
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Nora Canfield
Brafford Avenue
St. John’s Church
Cathedral
Ladies' Ald Society
Cedar Avenue Methodist Church
Henry Armbrust
Cedar Avenue
Dalton
J. A. Fisch
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Cape May
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Albert Gutheing
William Gutheing
Henry Frichtel
Charla Hoffman
Stone Avenue
Germany
William Kirchoff
Irving Avenue
Wimmers
Kraemer
New York
Edna Klmminger
Nora Wirth
Misses North
Lake Ariel
Elizabeth
Lillian Carlyon
Arland City
Della Ridgeway
Willam
Claude Coon
Pittston Avenue
Honesdale
William Ttorber
Btone Avenue
Henry Collings
Cadar Avenue
Second Regiment
San Francisco
China
Mary O'Hara
South Scranton
Patrick McDonnell
Pittston
St. John's Church
Maury Wallace
Wilkes-Barre
Hannah Boyle
Fig Street
Emma Piering
Carle Nehr
Mia
Adam Wockroth
Mamie
Lillian
Emma Wirth
Catherine Hetrick
Factoryville
Tile and Lotth Munts
Elm Street
Stella Prants
Pea Coal Sold At $1.25 A Ton Delivered
A local coal dealer advertises pea coal at 1.25 dollars per ton delivered to South Ride central city and Hyde Park. Delivery address listed as J. T. Sharky at Mays Coday Avenue with contact by phone 06s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ride
Central City
Central Hyde Park
J. T. Sharky
Mans Coday Avenue
Local Carriage Dealer and Hotel Keeper Dies by Suicide
Allentone reports a carriage dealer and hotel keeper known as Mike HH Ot committed suicide after a period of illness and grief over the death of his favorite daughter, aged eight. He leaves a wife and five children. His tether was found to have also died by self injury the previous year.
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Allentone
Aug
Mike HH
Hin Tether
Murder of Katherine Scharn Shocks New York Society
Coroner reports Katherine Scharn was strangled in her home on Saturday night. Witnesses describe no struggle and place a well dressed young man with her. investigators uncover bloodstains, a chair toppled, and a Bloomingdale’s package linked to an unknown buyer. Police monitor possible links to a previous Cunningham case.
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New York
Thntin
Katherine Seharn
Inspector Mirley
Roy Vinswal
Bloomingddle
Mise Scharn
Mis
Miss Sohurn
Bloomingdale's
Eisenprine
Harley
Eisenprice
Pehawru
Macmly Cunningham
Cunningham
Whence Come Vegetables From the Cincinnati Enquirer
The article traces early European diets and the history of peas beans and cabbage. It notes Henry VII imported bread beans, English soil growing beans well, peas cultivated from early times, and a 2000 to 3000 year old Egyptian pea seed yielding a modern market standard. cabbage seed from the Dutch, with cabbage native to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolle
Europe
Henry VII
Holland
Thute
Great Britain
From wild cabbages to potatoes and turnips a vegetable history
The piece traces how common vegetables such as cabbage celery and onions originated as cultivated forms from wild plants across Britain Ireland and Europe. It credits historic figures and events including Field Marshal Tallard and Marlborough and notes the potato and Swedish turnip as pivotal to British agriculture and food security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beotland
Ireland
Ulster
Great Britain
Tallard
Marlborough
Blenheim
America
Britain
Holland
England
Spain
Mexico
Siberia
Foreigners decapitated amid anti foreigner actions in Shanghai
Report from Shanghai details anti foreigner violence with claims that officials and militias executed foreigners. Names such as Hon Ting, Li Jun, and Wung Lydias appear among alleged victims and conspirators. The text mentions imperial oversight and regional tensions sixty miles west of Polein, but clarity and attribution are uncertain.
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Shanghai
Miliiera
Mehin
Hon Ting
Li Jun
Ani
Wung Lydias
Polein
Tomlin
Fin Tone
Imperial
Fa Shap
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Dive
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S. Main Avenue
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton
North End Stars
Gabriel and Hichards
West Market Street
Company H
North End Republican Club
Castle Hall
W. Davie
Harry Hatton
Margaret Avenue
Pearl Smith
Myra
The
Tribune
Davie
Frank Regan
Margaret Hopkins
Cayuga Street
Morris V. Morris
Lake Winola
Misa Mabel Shepherd
North Matin Avenue
George Mathes
Pristel House
School Street
T. D. Roberts
W. FP. Davies
Memorial Church
Park Place
Green Ridge
Germantown
Pulaski
Athletic Hall
Catharine Kiefer
Pulaski Guards
Alder Street
Pulaski Guard
James
Dori
Scharn
Undertaker
Cincinnati Rnquirer
Clifton
Lance Ceramics
J. W. Moore
Lake Winela
NEW York Hotels
Westminster Hotel
Cor
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Irving Place
LD. Crawford
Wholersale
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Siegel Cooper's
Albert New YO
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Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Belmar
Spring Lake
Sea Girt
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Peneat
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Pato P.m
Sreanben
BS Pl Mk
Tie
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Peyekinga
Ahsan
Zee
Gonde Poeta
CNT Eee Verd
T. Hopking
Janes
Mervite Medical Co
Colmes
McGarrah & Thomas
Lackawanna Ave
Borantop
Peerwna
Beriet Star of Hope
Perina
Ali
Steiken
Health and Beauty
Addreus Proiartean
Fresitienk
Irman Sanitarium
Columbus
Chic
Braunig Dramatic Company
Taeeday
Eoning Mayine
Tdeonty
Stroudsburg State Normal
Wate
Monmelke Corm
Civil Tians
Aires Geo
BIBL
A. M
East Stroudsburg
Keystone Academy
United States
Elkanah Hulley, A. M
Factoryville, Pa
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Sherrick
Duponts
Mit
Repton Chuatoal Company
Coe
Eaplodem
Connell Builiding
Thor
FORD
JON B. Smith & Son
WR Mulliwian
Willies
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Deadwood
M. D
Hot Springs
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Pitteburg
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King St
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