Florence Crittenton rummage sale planned for fall
City notes report the Florence Crittenton Home board will hold a rummage sale in early fall. Other items note a funeral service at 832 Franklin Avenue this evening, a found purse with a key and coins, and various arrests including larceny and disorderly conduct. Also listed are outings for Soldiers Orphans and a Trinity College exam arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crittenton
Spriicer
Taura
Mia
Laulee Kintner
Franklin Avenue
Cable supply arrangements for Lackawanna Telephone
M L Hommel of Philadelphia representing Standard Underground Cable of Pittsburg arranges to supply cable for the Lackawanna Telephone company. The cable is one and three quarter inches thick and contains two hundred wires. Conduits are laid and manufacture will be hastened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Hommel
Philadelphia
Standard Underground Cable Company
Pittsburg
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Concert at Nay Aug Park Afternoon Program
A concert at Nay Aug Park is set for 3 o clock this afternoon featuring Bauer's bann. The program includes March Houta Overture Schubert Suppe Selection Brion Horn Edward Medley Grand Stand and Honor the Brave Rollimon Selection Corona de Dergerac.modern dance and a finale titled Dancing With Ma Maby and a Bong and Dance sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Nay Aug Park
Houta
Schubert
Brion Horn
Rollimon Belection
Corona de Dergerac
Herbert Modiey
Thebiler
Ma Maby
Anthony
Police arrest and release of local suspects after alleged abuse
James Bower of North Washington avenue was arrested by Special Officer Rougerman on complaint by his wife for beating her and causing trouble. Darney Mulholland was arrested on Lackawanna avenue by Patrolmen Perry and Hart for intoxication and false claims of being a comedian before Mayor Moir discharged him from custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bower
North Washington Avenue
Rougerman
Vas
Darney Mulholland
Lackawanna Avenue
Perry and
Hart
Harney
Lawrence
Moir
Mulholland
Speedway Hotel and Rifle Range Operating Hours
Open all year the Speedway Hotel offers patronage on the mountain and a rifle range. Carrlanes depart Mears building corner at 6 15 PM 5 20 PM 6 16 PM and 7 30 PM 12 00 AM. Chicken and waffles served every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday dinner. parties possible with advance order.
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Carrlanes
Mears Building
Speedway
Cafe Offers Set Mealtimes and Large Party Arrangements
Breakfast served 6 to 9 a m lunch 1 to 2 30 p m dinner 6 to 6 p m lunch available all day Im Cafe arrangements for large parties by phone 4674
Seventh Annual Clam Bake By Loco Engineers at Lake Poyntelle
The George W Wet division No 448 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers hosts its seventh annual clam bake at Lake Poyntelle tomorrow. Ward Edwards of New York City will direct the event with special train service arranged for New York New Jersey delegates. Preparations include 1000 pounds of chicken 100000 clams twenty barrels of sweet potatoes and 1600 blue fish transported by a dedicated refrigerator car. A New York Ontario and Western train departs at 8 A M and another from Scranton at 10 40 A M for excursionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wet Division
Brotherhood of Locomotive Pingineers
Lake Poyntelle
Ward Edwards
New York City
New York State
New Jerery Brothers
New York, Ontario and Western
At & A. Im
Scranton
Man Arraigned After Brutal Attack On Wife
John Dempsey of 17 Capouse avenue was arrested after beating his wife with an iron stove rake last night. Mrs Dempsey sustained head cuts and bruises and was treated at Lackawanna hospital. Dempsey, about 45, will face police court after neighbors forced entry with officers McCulligan and Potter at the Dempsey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dempsey
Capouse Avenue
Central
Fire at A W Bunnell dry goods store sparks burglary theory
Fire at 114 South Main Avenue damaged the A W Bunnell store with about 500 in losses insured. Proponent suspects burglars after finding bolts removed and money drawer displaced, though police found doors intact during a 11 oclock patrol. Firefighters used chemicals to extinguish the blaze. In two years earlier a similar incident occurred at the same home store. Tenants above are Mr and Mrs Joan Lewla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Goods and Nation
A. W. Bunnell
South Main Avenue
West Scranton
Bunnell
Jones
Burghare
Joan Lewla
Prince of Wales Gifted Jeweled Pig Mystery
London society ponders why the Prince of Wales gave Lady Randolph Churchill a jeweled pig as a wedding present. The pig, diamonded and intricate, was attached to the gift amid a rumored playful reminder of a private incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lindon Society
Prince of Wales
Cornwallis West
Randolph Churchill
Prince of Walter
Randolph Mherchill
Cornwallia West
Contractor Henry Guannert's near-death shock in Richmond
Henry Guannert a 36 year old contractor was struck on the head by a forty pound hammer at the Richmond locomotive works. He remained unconscious until Friday when doctors declared him dead though friends prepared his burial. He then revived briefly before dying this morning in a dramatic turn of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Henry Guannert
Richmond Locomotive Works
Ganzest
Canceus
Wyoming Avenue Nears Opening After Court Delays
Viewers appointed to assess benefits and damages for Wyoming avenue between Pine and Phelps Streets have finished their report and will file by September 1. Court confirmation required by September 30, enabling grading and opening to begin. cost estimated under $2,000, with minimal damages assessed. Colliery Engineer printing plant postponed to spring. land acquisitions by Lackawanna Iron and Coal for plant site and adjacent homes.
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Wyoming Avenue
Pine
Phelpa Street
Lavelle
Larne
Ume
Joint Public Buildings Committee of Councils
Thammoeth
Phelps
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
Ash
Poplar
C. P. Matthews
Samuel Hines
W. Torrey
Bellevue men arraigned on assault and attempted rape charge
Michael Judge and BE Finnerty from Bellevue were arraigned before Justice Griffiths in Taylor on assault and battery and attempted rape charges involving Mrs. Mary Dempkso. Finnerty held on $1,000 bail. Judge committed to county jail. Witnesses described a violent attack near the Delaware Lackawanna and Western tracks on August 2, with the couple assaulted and the victim left unconscious. Both men deny the accusations, claiming mistaken identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Judge
BE. L. Finnerty
Bellevue
Justice of the Peace
Griffiths
Taylor
Mary Derapkso
Finnerty
Dempkso
Court Street
North
Scranton
Stephen Dyer
Lackawanna
Reunion of Fifty-Second Regiment Veterans in Scranton
The thirteenth reunion of the Survivors of the Fifty-second Pennsylvania Volunteers will be held in Scranton on Thursday September 11. The day includes a forenoon reception at Griffin Post rooms Lackawanna avenue a 2 pm business meeting with officers and reports a 6 pm banquet and 7 30 pm camp fire at the Connell building with veterans and allied junior groups invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-second Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Griffin Post Rooms
Lacka Wanna Avenue
Game Place
Buslnest
Connell Building
Veterans and Allied Junior Organizations of
Scranton
New York Doctor Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
A New York physician recommends Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to his patient suffering from womb flooding and pain. Testimonies from women in New York City and Clare County Michigan claim relief after following Mrs Pinkham's guidance and using the product. Over a million women reportedly aided by her advice and medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean Mra
Pricean
Atill
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Pinkham
Marim Lemp
New Yonk City
Lydia K. Pinkham
Reunion banquet for Fifty-second veterans and their ladies
Free banquet for members of the Fifty-second and their escorts. The organizing officers include George S. Lennard of Wilkes Barre as president, William McClare of Scranton as first vice president, Williams of Peckville as second vice president, HH. C. Miller of Washington as secretary, and Rev. M D Fuller of Owego as chaplain. Local committee members are Colonel F. H. Ripple, Major J. Th. Fish, William McChive, and S. Et. Mott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Lennard
Wilkes Barre
Willian McClare
Scranton
Willams
Peckville
HH. C. Miller
Washington, D. C
M.D. Fuller
Owego
N. Y
F. H. Ripple
J. Th. Fish
William McChive
S. Et. Mott
MORE SPEAKEASY ARRESTS IN MOIR ERA RETURNS
Mayor Moir back in city leads renewed crackdown on unlicensed tippling houses. Dominick Moran of South Washington Avenue fined 10 dollars after pleading guilty before Alderman Millar. Owen E Moran of West Market Street posted 100 dollars bail for Friday hearing. Mayor Moir says arrests will continue this week as evidence accumulates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moir
Wealera
Millar
Dominick Moran
South Washington Avenue
Owen E. Moran
West Market Street
Owen KE. Moran
Molt
Porto Rican Proclamations Mark Second Anniversary
A Porto Rican view commemorates the second anniversary of American troops landing in Porto Rico. The Republican Party, composed of native Porto Ricans, proclaims liberty, reforms, and self governance including suffrage, uniform currency, local courts, and insular police. Nelson Miles’ pledge is cited and future fusion with American and Porto Rican peoples is anticipated.
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Porto Rico
Republican Party
Bryan
Remler
Alollah
Spain
Courte of Justice
Alv Insular
Executive Council
Ipland
Nelson Miles
Never Known Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Remedy Fails
Rev J M Yingling pastor Cumberland Md recommends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a sure cure when used promptly. Sold by all druggists and Matthew Brothers wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Yingling
Bedford Street Methodist
Cumberland, Md
Chamberlain
Matthew Brothers
Robinson Demands 50 000 Damages In Train Yard Accident
William Robinson of Carbondale sues the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co in U S Circuit Court for 50 000 dollars claiming negligence led to his right leg being burned and crippled by boiling lye in a vat at the Carbondale shops on January 3. He says workers and Belmont street passengers used the yard route and the company failed to guard the vat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilaware and Hudson Canal Company
United States
William Robinson
Carbondale
H. J. Carey
I. H. Birns
Robinson
Inet
Mayfield
Belmont Street
Frank Longo Remanded After Bail Posted in Officer Killing Case
Bail of 5000 posted before Judge Edwards frees Frank Longo on preliminary charge of being an accessory to the killing of Police Officer Golden of Dunmore. Longo allegedly aided his brother Tony by supplying the revolver used in the shooting. He denies the accusation and sought habeas corpus but was ordered held after Judge Edwards found prima facie guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Frank Longo
Belfig
Golden
Dunmore
Vito Gerardi
Salvadore Coppiello
Sabrinzo D'Andrea
Ronaldi Leili
Dominico di Dominica
Tony
Dunmore Woman Seeks Divorce After Three Years of Marriage
Bessie M. Swarts filed for divorce from Stephen W. Swarts in court citing life burdensome conditions and coercion to leave their Dunmore home. The couple wed July 10, 1897 and separated July 27 this year. attorney C. E. Woodruff appears for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie M. Swarts
Dunmore
Stephen W. Swarts
Judge approves 1400 bond for Clifton tax collector Anthony Klotz
Judge Kiwards yesterday set a 1400 bond for Anthony Klotz Clifton tax collector. Charles Gallagher of Mayfield faced detention and nonsupport charges and was released on 200 bail furnished by Alex Tyscko before Clerk Daniely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwards
Anthony Klotz
Clifton, Silva
W. BK. Flower
Charles Gallagher
Mayfield
Alex, Tyscko
Daniely
First "T" rail from Camden and Amboy presented to Carnegie
A Camden and Amboy rail section dating to 1831 is gifted to Andrew Carnegie by Stevens Institute of Technology. The presentation includes a casket with facsimiles of letters and plans, a relief mill scene, portraits of Stevens and Carnegie, and four figures symbolizing a modern engineer. The piece notes Robert L. Stevens's rail design and the challenging early production in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Institute of Technology
Andrew Carnegie
Camden
Amboy Raund
Camden and Amboy
Carnegie Laboratory
Robert L. Stevens
Carnegie
Stevens Institute
T’ Rall
Institute
Henry Morton
South Amboy
Bordentown
Morton
France
Robert L. Btevens
England
Irom
John Guest
Mr. Stevens
Fatal boiler blast claims several lives in Lavigna area
In a boiler explosion in Lavigna Dup ler, Khan Winegurinur, and John McLaughlin died. Olen Ford, nine, and Manna Helker, owner of the mill, were seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olen Ford
H Holler
Mil Torey
Lavigna Dupler
Khan Winegurinur
John McLaughlin
Manna Helker
Death of Geers Hytile of Avondale at Mosea Taylor Hospital
Geers Hytile son of William Kyttle of Avondale died yesterday at Mosea Taylor Hospital where he had been under treatment. The cortege will be shipped home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geers Hytile
William Kyttle
Avondale
Yeutenday
Mosea Taylor Hospital
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