Hartman Couple Seek Warrant Over Malicious Mischief
West Scranton residents E F Hartman and wife testified before Alder man Kellow seeking arrest of Edward Shruler for malicious mischief to their clothes line and yard goods. After evidence, the pair withdrew the charge as Shruler agreed to pay costs and the case ended. delegates were elected including Evan L Evans and John H Jones with alternates Thomas Wat kins Thomas Hopkins and John James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Hartman
Edward Shruler
Mrs. Catal
E. F. Hartman and
North Ninth Street
Kellow
Shruler
Hartman
Evan L. Evans
John H. Jones
0. K. Jones
Thomas M. Watkins
Thomas Hopkins
John James
Harvard Dancing Club Sets Opening Dance at Marshall
The Harvard Dancing club met last evening and decided to hold the opening dance in Marshall on Tuesday September 2. A committee composed of Samuel H Sanford T J Williams John R Bowen and William Harris will complete arrangements. Officers are President Harry Philips Vice President H L Davis Treasurer D R Morgan and Secretary Edward Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Dancing Club
Mearshall
Samuel H. Sanford
T. J. Williams
John R. Bowen
William Harris
Harry Philips
H. L. Davis
D. R. Morgan
Edward Collins
Woman Suffers Arm Break After Fall at Home
Mrs. Catal of 117 Chestnut Street slipped on cellar stairs and broke her right arm just above the wrist. A family member aided her, Dr. Brennan attended, and she sustained only shock besides the fracture.
Sons of Cambria Republicans Hold Meeting at Co operative Hall
The Sons of Cambria Republican party held a meeting at Co operative hall. Fourteen applications for membership were received and sent to the proper committee. The by laws and constitution were read and passed on first reading. Delegates to the state league convention at Erie on September 17 and 18 were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Cambria Republican Truty
Co-operative Hall
State League of Republican Clubs
Erie
Loyal Crusaders Entertainment at Red Men’s Hall
The programme lists a Saturday evening event by the Loyal Crusaders at Red Men’s hall featuring recitations by Anthony Remiatrks and others, with performances including a Pearl Jonkina Woleh song, violin by Louise Evana, and a ten minute talk by Crusaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders
Red Men's Hall
Chopua Sissionrace
Briekliyers
Cenres
Louise Evana
Thomas Kane Happs
Chopua cc
Pretty church wedding at St Patrick's for Mamie Saul and Thomas Kelly
Yesterday at 11 a.m. Miss Mamie Saul wed Thomas Kelly at St. Patrick's church with Rev. J B Whelan performing the ceremony. Laura Manning of Honesdale attended the bride, Michael Kelly was best man, and Mendelssohn's march opened and Lohengrin closed the nuptial rite. The couple left for Buffalo and Niagara Falls for their honeymoon and will reside at 329 Tenth Street on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Mamie Saul
Thomas Kelly
Miss Johnson
Mendelssohn
J. B. Whelan
Laura Manning
Honesdale
Michael Kelly
Lohengrin
Mrs. Kelly
Charles Mirtz
South Scranton
Elizabeth Lloyd
Margaret Williams
Margaret Avenue
Trey
FR. J. Reese
Puritan Congregational Church
Edith Jones
Marion Zehnder
William Lloyd
Kathe Mertz
John von Bergan
Maid of Onor
North Scranton
North Scranton, Mr
Mrs. Mirtz
Funeral of Mrs Catherine Murphy Held at Holy Cross Church
The funeral for the late Mrs Catherine Murphy, who died Monday at the family home on Railroad Avenue, was held yesterday at Holy Cross church. Rev. Father Carmody officiated a high mass of requiem. The cortege proceeded to Cathedral cemetery for interment. The Last Tribute, The funeral of Mrs Catherine Cole-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Murphy
Railroad Avenue
Holy Cross Church
Pather Carmody
Cathedral Cemetery
Mrs. [Name] Laid To Rest At Cathedral Cemetery
A man from South Van Buren avenue held services yesterday morning at St. Patrick's Church with Rev Father Dunn officiating. After the rites, the deceased was buried in Cathedral Cemetery, honoring a wife and mother who had been an active church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South van Buren Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Dunn
Cathedral Cemetery
Injured Market Employee Treated After Saw Accident
John Jones, worker at James Saville's market on North Main, was badly cut in the hand when a saw slipped while he was sawing a bone. He fainted from blood loss and was taken home where Dr. Roberts treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
James Saville
North Main Avenue
Dr. Roberts
First
Mears & Haven
Garfield Dervis
Fourteenth Street
Susquehanna
First Baptist Church
United Mine Workers
Co-operative Hall
B. G. Morgan
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
James Lavelle
Mamie
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Harry Watkins
Price Street
Nebraska
Thomas E. Evans
South Hyde Park Avenue
Lake Sheridan
Jacob Pfeiffer
Rochester
Obituary Notice for Charles Naaeher at Pittston Avenue Cemetery
The body of Charles Naaeher was interred yesterday at Pittston Avenue Cemetery after services at the house 20 Pittston Avenue and graveside. Rev J C Sehmitt of the Baptist church officiated and praised his life as a citizen and soldier. Pallbearers included Joseph Thlimm John Arnold Jed Miller Fred Mursch Peter Zand and Charles King. William Hammen Sr served as flower beater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Naaeher
Pittston Avenue
Pittston Avenus
Ufe
J. C. Sehmitt
The
Baptist Church
Joseph Thlimm
John Arnold
Jed Miller
Fred Murseh
Peter Zand
Charles King
William Hammen, Sr
Flower Beacher
Sunday School Outing to Heart Lake by North Main Avenue
The North Main Avenue Baptist Church Sunday school plans a day at Heart Lake with a Lackawanna rail fare of 75 cents for adults and 40 cents for children, free transport for pupils under 18, and athletic events including a married versus single men baseball game. The train departs Lackawanna Avenue station at 5.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue
Heart Lake
Lackawanna Railroad
Lackawanna Avenue Station
Fourteen Friends parade to depot for Like Ariel trip
Members of the Fourteen Friends gather at Cedar avenue at 8 am to march to the depot and board a train at 8 30 am for Like Ariel. Local notices report multiple births and visits, plus a court postponement and a miners strike sale advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue
Ariel
G. I. Schwenker
Pittston Avenue
Gladden
Willan Kirchoff
Irving Avenue
New York State
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Round N Club
Thotel Etosrar
Schley
Robert O'Donnell
S02
South
Alderman Leates
Clara Griswold
Rank Donnelly
O'Donnell
Mears & Hagen
Dunmore Socialists and Local Notices Summary
Charles Ufert, a New Jersey born socialist, told a floating crowd last night he faced police limits on a parade and attacked law enforcement. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans a meeting tomorrow at 7 30 pm to organize a Hill developments for a rally at Nay Aug park on August 20. Local residents Ellen Bronson, C B Ablemoaxe, Helen Farrer, H A Dony, Michael McGee, Margaret Duggan, Martha Matthews, and Sadie H Bramer are noted for visits, jobs, or relocations. Mears and Hagen are mentioned in association with the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ufert
New Jersey
Paterson
Law and Order
Women's Christian Temperance Union
O'vlowk
Nay Aug Park
Ellen Bronson
Bim Street
Binghamton
C. B. Ablemoaxe
Brook Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Helen Farrer
Cherry Street
Mt. Pocono
H. A. Dony
Hartford
Conn
F. A. Dony
Church Street
Michael McGee
Chestnut Street
Margaret Duggan
Hot Spring
Marty
Martha Matthews
West Drinker
Lake Arle
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
An old and trusted teething remedy praised as one of the best for children. Claims to relieve tooth eruption pain and cramps, cure diarrhoea and wind colic, with a price of ten cents per bottle.
Keystone club holds annual election of officers
Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club installed officers Tuesday: President Michael Gerrity, secretary and treasurer John McNamaara, manager Thomas Evans. The club reports good standing in membership and finances. Local residents and visitors are noted in the surrounding social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club
Michael Gerrity
John McNamaara
Thomas Evans
Mears & Hagen
Lillian Morris
William Street
Lake Winola
Kiah Davis
Wayne Avenue
Harvey's Lake
Mary Davis
Warren Street
John
West Market Street
Mary Ryan
la Orange
N.Y
St. Mary's Holy Rosary Choir
St. Mary's Hall
Lily Lake
Daniel Jones
James Williams
David Watkins
Thea, McCluskie
Local Social Roundup and Funeral Notices in Green Ridge
Green Ridge residents host visitors from Honey dale Philadelphia and Dickson avenue as several families return from seaside stays. Helen Dunning enters Moses Taylor hospital for appendectomy while Rev. W J Ford attends Mrs Cobb funeral at Green Ridge Baptist church with pallbearers and flower bearers named. Interment follows at Forest Hill. visitors from out of town noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otte ‘Taenbuer
Honeydale
Mra
Willian Osmond
Misa Annie John
Thomas Halley
Dick- Hon Avenue
Philadelphia
G. W. Heasler
Green Ridge Street
Seashore
Mamie Osmond
Dickson Avenue
Harriet Lackey
Central City
C. Taenbuer
Honesdale
Helen Dunning
A. B. Dunning
Monsey Avenue
Moses Taylor Hospital
W. J. Ford
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Mra. Ford
John Harvey
Penn Avenue
W. J. Cobb
Wyoming Avenue
Green Hidge Baptist Church
Brady
H. ‘Tf. Jackson
Thomas Jackson
Charles Nicholson
Bentley Wall
Jay Rovs
James Loftus
Fred Barberra
Wetmore
Mra. Oltinger
Whitman
Messrs
Reynolds
Green Ridge
Dr Agnew's Pills Delightful Dove Sale Announcement
An terse ad notes Dr Agnew's Pills are delightful and lists a 40 dove sale at 10 cents each. It credits sellers Wm G Clark and H C Sanderson.
Obscure Names Appear in Local Paper Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows references to Mr and Mrs Weasley McCown of Honesdale and Robert and Hugene Balialo of Sterling in a local notice. Names appear with imperfect spelling and damaged context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Weasley McCown
Honesdale
Robert and
Hugene Balialo
Sterling
Meare & Hagen
Obituary notices for Curtis Utz Gardner Roche and Stock
Obituaries list Peter Curtis of 1927 Stafford avenue aged 11 with wife and three children, funeral at St Mary s German Catholic tomorrow. Caroline Utz of South Scranton aged 72 with five children. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Henry Gardner died, funeral tomorrow at 3 from 622 Hickory street. Walter Roche aged 5 months, funeral today at 3. Edward Stock Civil War veteran of 1410 Washburn Street died after three weeks illness. survived by wife and daughter Loretta. funeral to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Curtis
Stafford Avenue
Mary
Elizabeth
Ferdinand
St. Mary's
Twentieth Ward
Caroline Utz
South Scranton
St. Mary's Church
No. 5
Henry Gardner
Hickory Street
Pittston Avenue
Walter Roche
Martin Roche
Stone Avenue
Edward Stock
Washburn Street
Germany
New York State
New York Cavalry
Winchester
Cedar Creek
Five Forks
Petersburg
Appomatox
Lee
Scranton
Charlotte Fadden
Oxford
Stock
Loretta
Electric disturbances and food spoilage in historic observation
The article discusses how thunderstorms and atmospheric electricity may cause beer to sour milk to turn and meat to taint. It argues against chemical changes like ozone or nitrous acid being primary, suggesting electrical disruption and induced opposite charges affect food, with effects visible even in clear weather and varying with time of day.
Bartholin murder case key suspect in San Francisco arrest
A man claiming to be Thomas Kelly was jailed in San Francisco on suspicion of being William Bartholin, wanted in Chicago for the Bartholin Mitchell murder. He said he came from Chicago months ago and worked on a sailing vessel. Chicago police pressed for custody as Deputy Coroner Flannagan opened a second inquest into Minnie Mitchell’s death and her relatives asserted the found clothes confirm their belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Thomas Kelly
William Baartholin
Chicago
Minnie Mitchell
Ele
Hunt
Kensington
Bartholin
McCarthy
139Th Street
Flannagan
Bartholin-Mitchell
Madagascar Paper Secret Revealed From Ancient Tribe
The Philadelphia Record notes Madagascan tribes preserve a unique paper made from a native shrub pulp. Each family keeps sheets for traditions and Mohammedan law, using it seldomly for religious texts. A shipwrecked Mohammedan reportedly devised the method in the ninth century to copy the Koran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madagascar
Noise damages upheld against railroad in Boston case
Boston Chief Justice Mason in Superior Court ruled against the Boston Elevated Railroad in a test case over property damages from railway noise. He found that property damage from construction and operation can be recovered and that in this case about half the damage is due to noise. The decision could raise future payments by the railroad, which already total in the millions, and may be appealed to the full Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mason
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
Baker
Elevated Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Coal Jumps Up in Market Report
New York August 20 Coul took another rise in coal prices as market activity increased with buying interest in the commodity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Coul
Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper's
B'wasatay
Otel Albert
Lith ST. & Universitee
Ionaware Rooms
Chinese Sailors Arrive Sighting Korean Steamer Crew
The Gaelic is due in San Francisco with 350 Chinese sailors said to be recruited to staff the new steamship Korea. The Sailors' Union protested immigration law violations and urged transit restrictions. The Treasury Department instructed landing, prompting a second union protest to prevent transshipment to the Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Korea
Sallory’ Union
Stratton
Treasury Department
Washington
Sailors’ Union
Boers Welcomed At Utrecht Visit Former President Kruger
Boers generals Botha DeWet and De la Rey with Dr Leyds and others arrived from The Hague to meet Kruger and discuss the South African situation. Large crowds greeted them at the station and in the streets, singing the Boer national anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utrecht
Botha
DeWet
de la Rey
Leyds
Mesere
Fischer
Wessels
Wolmarans
Relig
Hague
Kruger
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West
Sons of Cambria
Dufour
Geo
W. Jenkins
S. Main Ave
United
Catherine Cole
Globe Warehouse
General News
Charles Naeher
North
Charles Mitte
Elizabeth Liyod
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Keystone Dramatic Clubs
Dunmore
A. D. Buckley
Buffalo
Lancet
SAN Francisco Bartholin
Washington Ave
Griffin's Art Shopp
Washington Avenue
Coun SrTupio
Ett WaAsHiNeron Avenue
Mr. C. L. Griffin
Philadelphia Record
Boston Elevated Railway
Jacobs’ Stock Co
Biddle Brothers
NEW York Hotels
New
Fiieproof
23Rd St
4Th Ave
W. H. Parke
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Iring Place
T. Thompson
Retail Coal Dealers Association
Bie
the Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
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