McANULTY: Execution Issued Against Pinnell in Durmore
An execution was issued against John W. Pinnell of Durmore Saturday by John Shafter for 2676 dollars. Street car employees plan a pickn for the bereft of their new accident fund at Laurel Hillark on Sept 34. Miss Ella Jane Sidler and Edward Bush of Danville Pa were married Saturday by Rev Richard Hierms at no home 520 Pine Street. Mayor Bailey in police court yesterday fined a man ten dollars. George Rich acted indecently in Nay Aug park and was arrested by Officer McManama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Pinnell
Durmore
John Shafter
Laurel Hillark
Ella Jane Sidler
Edward Bush
Danville
Richard Hierms
Pine Street
Bailey
George Rich
Nay Aug Park
McManama
Hospital Unpleasantness Over a Drunken Fall
A caller reports a man unconscious after a bicycle fall at 1030 Capouse Avenue. Dr. Newbury questions witnesses. a bystander later reports the man was drunk and was found sitting on a curb smoking a cigarette, then recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Hospital
Yeu
Capouse Avenue
Newbury
Dr. Newbury
Court asked to appoint receiver for Canavan and Stokes coal firm
Petition filed by P W Stokes seeks court intervention to wind up the Canavan and Stokes partnership over the Canavan tract mine near Nay Aug Falls. The partners quarrel over settlement after a May mine fire and the decision to rebuild. The firm owns the mine, machinery, and fixtures, plus a $300 book claim, with Stokes opposing rebuilding due to doubts about remaining marketable coal. John Canavan is the other partner. attorney is T P Hoban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canavan & Stokes
Canavan
Nay Aug Falls
P. W. Stokes
T. P. Hoban
John 2. Canavan
Stokes
Rev Nichols of Binghamton Preaches Two Sermons
Rev Dr Nichols of Binghamton preached two sermons at the Second Presbyterian Church. His talk on the Magdalene scene in John 8 explored Jesus writing on the ground and mercy over judgment, urging reform and compassion. He warned against public shaming and urged reading sin with humility, not vengeance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Parson Nichols
Hinghamton
Second Presbyterian Church
Temple
John Vill
Jesus
Saaviour
Christ
Jesus Christ
Call to moral self-examination and social duty
A sermon urges humility and self-critique about helping the poor and reforming vice. It questions our moral superiority and asks how much we contribute to harsh conditions, insisting true reform requires personal responsibility and higher virtue. It ends with a biblical image of judgment separating goats and sheep.
Clergy Roundup of Services at Local Churches
Various pastors conducted morning and evening services across multiple churches. Notable mentions include Rev. H. W. Luce at Rescue Mission, Rev. F. Von Krug at First Presbyterian, and Rev. J. Madison Hare at Penn Avenue Baptist. Some churches had no evening service and others featured bilingual or special musical provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Luce
Rescue Mission
F. von Krug
Church of the Good Shepherd
Green Ridge
W. W. Wilson
Freeport
N. Y
Elm Park Church
Fred M. Davenport
Yonkers
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
J. Madison Hare
Burlington
N. J
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Providence Methodist Church
R. Bulgin
Providence Christian Church
D. K. Freeman
Huntington, Pa
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
A. Wallace
St. Paul, Minn
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jackson Street Baptist Church
D. H. Willams
Edward Howell
Thomas de Gruchy
Rhode Island
J. M. Chance
Newton Croft
Coyne hotel to rise on Penn avenue site
A new Coyne hotel is planned on the site of P H Coyne’s present hostelry with an eight story iron and stone structure. Mulherin and Judge will begin about mid September, spanning to Sweet's market and the ten foot reservation. It will offer eighty eight rooms with twenty six baths and both American and European plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Coyne
Mulherin & Judge
Sweet's Market
Penn Avenue
Penn and Lackawanna Avenues
Tron
Hired team from Nealla’s stable causes street commotion
A frightened horse team from Liveryman Nealla’s stable toppled an anchor stone and unseated a horse on Lackawanna Avenue. The pair fought and damaged harness as a large crowd gathered. The turnout’s hirees remained calm during the incident and later the team was taken in charge by Nealis’ employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nealla
Lackawanna Avenue
Nealis
Junior Republican club meeting in Scranton
In pursuance of a resolution adopted by the Junior Republican club there will be a meeting at the Central Republican club rooms Price building Washington avenue on Tuesday evening September 1 to elect officers for the ensuing year and transact other business. Members urged to attend. Wm. KE Decker secretary Geo. W. Marshall Jr president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Republican Club
Central Republican Club
Price Building
Washington Avenue
Wm. Ke, Decker
Geo. W. Marshall, Jr
Tragic Swing Fall At Nay Aug Park
A 19 year old, James Kane of Prospect avenue, fell twenty feet from a moving swing at Nay Aug Park yesterday afternoon. He struck the ground hard, crushing his nasal bone and suffering a deep chin gash. He remained unconscious for over four hours before ambulance arrival. Police searched for his companion, Charles Judge, who disappeared after the accident. Kane’s surgery and prognosis were uncertain but his nose was fractured and facial injuries may scar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Aug Park
James Kane
Prospect Avenue
Kane
Lackawanna Hospital
Charles Judge
Judge
Hisheleht
Park
MoeManama
Central Police Station
R. Newberry
Russell W. Chidsay
Elizabeth Kane
Newbury
Man With Knife Revolver Conflicts End in Arrest
An enraged man armed with a knife and revolver caused a disturbance after his mother drew on his account at Connell Meadow Brook store. Anthony Lynch and William Moore tried to calm him but were fired at. Special Messenger Joseph Moore finally quieted him, and Patrolmen Roland and Schmidt arrested him. The revolver and several cartridges were taken. the man worked at Connell and Company's mines and had an account at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Lynch
William Moore
Special
Cmeer
Joseph Moore
Roland
Schmidt
Gibbon
Connell Meadow Brook
Gibbons
Connell and Company
Local shop celebrates 22 years in business and offers wide goods
An advertorial note states the business has operated at the same location for twenty two years and invites the public to patronize services in awnings tents flags and society decorations. It also advertises J. Fuhrman & Bro tailor made suits overcoats by John Rosa at 307 Spruce street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fuhrman & Bro
Tallor
John Rosa
Spruce Street
Oppenheimer Comedians Open AT DAVIS THEATER Today
Davis theater opens its eighth season with Oppenheimer's Comedians featuring Gracie Emmett Eileen Aloretta and Victor Harvey among the cast. The bill today and tomorrow includes Love and Pride or Caste with free matinee admission for ladies and tickets available for evening and matinee performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’ Theatre
Oppenheimer
Gracie Emmett
Beacon Lights
New York
Eileen Aloretta
Victor Harvey
Jack Fowler
Harry Lyons
Isabella
Gibbons Rampage Evidence in Prospect Avenue Incident
Richard Gibbons and his widowed mother lived on Prospect avenue. Last Saturday evening he acted violently smashing windows and driving his mother from the house while wielding a revolver, turning a peaceful citizen into a menacing figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gibbons
Prospect Avenue
Mr. Gibbons
Hostler Kelly Dead After Livery Barn Accident
James Kelly a stableman at King's Livery on West Lackawanna Avenue died at Lackawanna Hospital after being found injured in the barn early Saturday. He fell while ascending a ladder leaving a head wound and died at 10 o clock that day. Kelly, 50, had recently arrived from Ireland and a tramp who slept in the day loft Friday night was questioned with no suspicions found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kelly
King’s Livery
West Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Tribune
Kelly
Mr. King
Lowry
Pennypacker
Ireland
Price of Electric Light Reduced by Suburban Company
Suburban Electric Light Company announces a rate cut to five eighths of a cent per lamp hour for incandescent lights within city limits starting Sept 1. Discounts of ten to twenty percent apply if the bill is paid by the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburban Electric Light Company
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City Notes
Melon
DR. Nichols
Binghamton
the Christ Spirit
Professor Seeley
THE
COYNE
Junior Republican Club
Craina
Haviland
China
Alt
Wyoming Avenue
Davis’ Theater
Hostler Kelly
Mano
King's Livery Stable
the Rexford CO
Lackawanna Ave
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming
Chicago Post
Hood
Mason's
J. Wi. Ladwig
Snow
Weston Mill CO
Sarcon, Olyphon, Carbondale
Jersey
Pierce Penn Ave
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