Local residents visit friends and travel around the region
Various locals including Miss Mary DeGraws Miss Bertha Thomas and Miss Jeanie Dolan visit friends in towns like Mayferd Scranton and Jermyn while many others travel to Boston New York City Harrisburg and Asbury Park for leisure and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary DeGraws
Mayferd
Adams Avenue
Astbury Park
Kate Heble
Hazleton
Mary T. Mogran
Frenda
Bethlehem
McKeehan
Jones Street
Harrisburg
A. L. Frink
Bessie Harrington
Dalton
Rose Bechtold
Ninth Street
Wyoming
T. J. Hillary
Boonton
N. J
Levis
West Market Street
Darle
Mary
Katie Burns
Carbondale
Marie Bell
West Side
Willam ¢. Brand
Sullivan County
N. Y
Nellie Tighe
Nellie Major
New York City
George Howell
Jacob Teets
Lackawanna Avenue
Oxford Furmae
Theodore Bauerle
J. Stanley Smith
Lake Ariel
Harles Whittemore
Jefferson Avenue
Boston
Joseph P. Jordan
Parsons
Pittston
Annie L. Murray
South Wyoming Avenue
Asbury Park
Lakewood
R. B. Urban
Warren & Knapp
Joan P. Connolly
Connolly & Wallace's
Shelley
Trenton
J. A. McHugh
Cathedral
Philadelphia
Mina Kathryn N Curry
Missey Mame
Martha Murphy
Dunmore
Atlantic City
Jonnloee
Phelps Street
Mame Roche
Third Street
Lucy Connolly
Gaara
Charles
Bishop Folly and Millar Hold Off on Discontinuing Suits
Alderman Millar pressed Bishop to halt legal actions and cease attacks in the Sunday News but Bishop fled to find a lawyer and has not returned. Police search for the defendant on charges of maintaining a bawdy house with additional warrants for contempt of court and intimidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Millar
Thomas J. Jordan
Commonwealth
Alice Sarr
Bryant
Annie Anthony
Rail workers clash and railroad lore headline a busy period
The Central Railroad of New Jersey employees invite Delaware and Hudson workers to a ball game. The era notes a booming railroad fever from Binghamton to Williamsport and mentions school drills at Coxton yard. It also records officials from Delaware and Hudson touring the region and a summary of historic fast trains and speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weestern
W. Sweet
Binghamton
Williamsport
Erie
Coxton Yard
Lehigh Valley Company
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Olyphant
C. R. Manville
New York Central
Great Britain
London
Fdinburgh
New York Central and Hudson Railroad
Empire State Express
New York
Buffalo
Washington
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jarrett
Pittsburg
Unionific
Ts of
Pythias
Com Re Ville Ras
Local Social News and Church Activities Highlight South Side
Mrs J B Huber and son Dawson visit William Huber at Delaware Street corner. Mrs Edward Gagel and daughter Anna visit New Haven relatives. Several locals return from trips, meetings, and visits. the Epworth league meets. Evangelist Schleveren conducts a large tent meeting. A special council meeting is planned and St Johns church wedding set for tomorrow afternoon. The South Side mill and William Connell Co mines operations are affected by a St Joseph’s excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber
Dawson
Philadelphia
William Huber
Delaware Street
Quincy Avenue
Edward Gagel
Anna
New Haven
Eva Montgomery
Church Street
Sarah Alberta Warner
Nanticoke
G. S. Maloney
Weat Drinker Street
L. R. Fowler
Florence
Cherry Street
Nantucket
Frank Mace
George Nye
Lake Ariel
Louise Masters
Miu Street
New York City
Walter Smith
Harry Winters
Samuel Snyiter
Madisonville
James McDonough
Howard Bone
Salem
Mr. Slingman
Wilkes- Barre
G. W. Fritz
Blakely Street
Harry W. Luce
Scranton
Presbyterian Church
Ands
Henry Krause
Brook Street
Elmhurst
Clara Hess
Hemlock Hollow
Wayne County
Edith Wert
North Blakely Street
Lake Winola
Edith
Lottie Ripley
Monroe Avenue
Seneca Lake
Lizale Enxsterline
Wilkea- Barre
Epworth League
Christian Church
Tripp Avenue
Frank Blickens
Chestnut Street
Crystal Lake
Gedney Jenks
Scott Watrous
Ash Street
Little England
Colorado
Orrin Bidwell
Frank Jones
Quick
Apple Street
Evangeliat Schleveren
Cedar Avenue
God
South Side
Michael Kelley
Minooka
Annie Dalley
Crown Avenue
St. John's Church
William Connell & Co
St. Joseph's Congregation
Farview
Athertons to attend Republican state convention in Harrisburg
B. B. Atherton Howard Roderick and J. L. Atherton leave for Harrisburg for the Republican state convention. Two car loads from the North End enjoyed a trolley ride last evening. Miss Minnie Moras goes to Presto Park for a few days. Fred Fritz of Henwood's drug store spent Sunday at Lake Ariel. Providence conclave I O H improved order meets tonight over Fenner Chappell's store. all members urged to attend. Miss Bush of Factoryville visited North End friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Atherton
Howard Roderick
J. L. Atherton
Harrisburg
North End
Minnie Moras
Presto Park
Fred Fritz
Henwood
Lake Ariel
Providence
Fenner
Clerk Denies Marriage License to Pittston Couple
Clerk of the Courts John H. Thomas refused a license for Simon Sakofsky and Margaret Kline after determining Sakofsky was 27 and Kline 16 without parental consent. The pair, from Pittston, had eloped to wed secretly against the girl’s guardians. The court noted state law does not provision for elopement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Simon Sakofsky
Margaret Kline
Pittston
John H. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Simon
Sime
Moraford's Acid Phosphate Use Promoted for Nerve Relief
An undated note recommends Moraford's Acid Phosphate as a remedy to invigorate nerves, improve mood, and aid tired workers. The brief suggests mental fatigue relief and general well being, implying therapeutic value for everyday stress.
Heirship Claim Sparks Irish Millionaire Tale in Scranton
A letter from Ireland to Joseph McNamara of 918 Scranton street claims a bachelor uncle died leaving an estate near 60 000 pounds. McNamara and his wife anticipate a possible share and may travel to Ireland if proven true. They note the uncle was a roving seaman who settled in Acranton after years abroad and left farms and diamonds in Ireland, with two sisters as other heirs. The letter’s authenticity remains uncertain as they await official replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Ireland
Joseph McNamara
Scranton Street
Atlantic Ocean
Stranton Street
Oxford
Lrowland
Africa
United States
Fla Alsters
Hiim
Emerald Isle
MelNamara
Belfast
Asiatic
Australia
Acranton
John Gallagher
Mi«nooka
E. Grewer
Philadelphia
India
Bie Eam
Rectan
Ole Pyetom
Pena Ice
Geener
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College
Oadelphia
Spruce Street
Scranton
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Cosmopolitan Monthly
Scribners’ Monthly
Forum Monthly
Demorest Monthly
Harper's Monthly
Bachelor of Arts Monthly
Pall Mall
Bon Ton
Art la Mode
the Seasons
Butterick’s
Standard
Cassier's Magazine
Niagara
Electrical Review
Electrical World
Electrical Engineering
Engineering News
Literary Workshop
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
ED Bishop
Neshaminy Falls
Langhorne
McLeod
Reading
William M. Singerty
Singerty
Camden and
Atlantic Road
Moraford
M'Namara
Hauer
Bauer
Central Park Garden
Rada
la Hes
Swayne
Bwayne
FORD
Macn Machnes
Sunyon
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Schank & Koehler
J.D. Williams & Brd. Ave
Scranton Tribune
William S. Millar
Gas and Water Co
Wyoming Ave
Center ST
M. Om. Senco
Lackawanga Agenda
James & Kelly
Spruce ST
Scranton Training School
Scranton, PA
Katharine H. Clark
Reading, Mass
Tribune
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N. Wes
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Ul Very
Erodomicol
Canadian Pacific
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Canada
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Minneapolis
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E. V. Skinner
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Pierce’s Market
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