West Side News Briefs Highlight Local Arrests and Events
Italian Yuske fined 85 for an incident at the station house. Warrant issued for Spokany on charges of entering Antonio Monyeto’s Scranton Street home and insulting him. Lieutenant Williams lists officers for the month. note on quiet police period. Miss Lizgle Evans and Daniel Colan wed with Rev. D. P. Jones officiating. reception follows at home on Tenth Street. A Dodge mine visit, social gatherings, church activities, and school officer elections noted. Several residents ill or recovering. funeral arrangements announced. John T. Watkins to study acting in London in January.
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Lowry
John H
Thomas D. Parry
Matthewz
Tom Jones
Lewis
West Side
Williame
James Ord
Filmore Avenue
Lizgle Evans
Jermyn
Daniel Colan
D. P. Jones
Tabernacle Church
Emma Gannon
Olan
Tenth Street
Legion of Friends
Frederick Colony
Ninth Street
Utica
James P. Durkin
Peckwille
First Welsh Baptist Church
Richard Nichols
Company F
Michael Nauman
North Lincoln
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
George L. Peck
Co. W. Lull
Simpson Methodial Episcopal Church
Charles E. Sweet
W. R. Dawen
Davies’ Pharmacy
Philadelphia
Audrey Daniels
Carbondale
Eynon Street
Mears’ Hall
Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society
Hyde Park Avenue
Ellen Daniels
Main Street
Taylor
Annie Connor
Tunkhannock
Celia Connor
Lincoln Avenue
King & Cleary
Shenandoah
North End Notices and Local Updates
Herbert Watkins died at his Wales street home after illness. Gerrices to be buried at his home tomorrow at 1 PM. Howell Evans of William Street is seriously ill. Bertha Cole of Gariler avenue is seriously ill. William J. Thomas seeks constable job in the second ward and suffered eye injuries in an Aug 1 mine accident. Primitive Methodist fair features Giant Scripture Cake December 3 to 7 at East Market Street lecture room. Barnes of Wear street ill with pearlet fever. Harmory Company baseball game ends 5 to 7 for Sears See indoor team.
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Herbert
Thomas R. Watkins
Wales Street
Mr. Watkins
Ipess
Gerrices
Howell Evans
William Street
Trilby
Bertha Cole
Gariler Avenue
William J
Swayne's Ointment Promoted For Skin Cure
An ad claims Swayne's Ointment cures all skin diseases by applying to eruptions and itching. It promises relief from all eruptions and a clear, white, healthy skin, asserting superior restorative powers over other remedies.
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Swayne
Poetic Fragments On Love And Turns Of Phrase
Fragmentary verse lines expressing questions about where to buy a lady a pair for adornment. The text blends archaic spelling with playful phonetics and incomplete phrases.
Local notes spell out a Fort Schuyler shooting incident
A New York clipping reports Anthony Connelly, 23, a private in the U S Army at Fort Schuyler, was shot by James Black while attempting to enter the Huntington homestead at Throggs Neck. Connelly is a hospital prisoner pending possible imprisonment after recovery. The item also notes a death in Lackawanna hospital, illness alerts for Mathias Bugino, street opening plans, and several local social and church notices.
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New York
Anthony Connelly
United States Army
Fort Schuyler
Collis P. Huntington
Throgg’s Neck
James Black
Connelly
Black
The Merry World at Frothingham Hears Mixed Reviews
Canary and Lederer present The Merry World a three act revue with song dance and burlesque at Frothingham House to a three quarter full audience. Amellia Summerville earns praise for Trilby impersonation with strong dance and costumes while David Warfield's dialect sketches and La Petite Adelaide’s dancing are noted as highlights.
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Canary & Lederer
Frothingham
Amellia Summerville
David Warfield
Miss Summerville
Svengall
Lover in Trouble Breach of Promise Court Fight Looms
A. M. Anderson, foreman at Gaus planing mill, pledged to wed Amanda Sendgren of Chicago and Alfreda Vettergren of this city. Last Wednesday evening was set for the ceremony. Sendgren withdrew in favor of Vettergren, who is now Mrs. Anderson. Sendgren has returned to Chicago and notified Anderson she will sue for breach of promise.
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St. Louis
M. Anderson
Gaus
Amanda Sendgren
Chicago
Alfreda Vettergren
Miss Sendgren
Miss Vettergren
Anderson
Misa Sendgren
Three Arrests Made in Train Wreck Investigation
Syracuse detectives and Sheriff Hissinger with a railroad posse hunted near last night’s wreck site. Two strangers were arrested around dawn and an Italian known as Mike was picked up later. Mike answered questions with a vacant stare and is believed to hold a key clue to the case.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Hissinger
Gortland
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Mike
Comparison of the Men A Clash With Pennsylvania Eleven
A detailed pregame comparison of Scranton Bicycle Club and the unbeaten Pennsylvania Varsity football rear guards centers and tackles. It weighs Cleveland vs Bull at center Connery vs Stannard Woodruff vs Zang and other matchups. Scranton aims to offset size with technique and wedge interference.
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Pennsylvania
Scranton Bicycle Club
Scranton
Giants
Lou G. Cleveland
Alfred Bull
Wilkes-Warre
Cleveland
Wilkes-Barreau
Bull
Connery
Zang
Stanchard and
Woodruff
Stannard
Gilbride
Aalcycle
Wagonhurst
Allen
Farrar
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Agin
Boyle
Dickson
Decker
Owens
Scranton Gna
Brewer
Dunlop
Harvard
Gelbert
Minds
Brooke
Posner
U. P
Thayer
Foster
Noakes
Williams
Walsh
Cornell
Bondage to Backache ends for Miss Young after Dean's Kidney Pills
A representative visited 392 Alexander Street to learn how Miss Alice Young found relief from chronic back and kidney pain. She described lifelong suffering worsened by cold and exertion, and credited Dean's Kidney Pills with freeing her from pain after following the directions.
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Alexander Street
Alice Young
Dean
Miss Young
Supreme Court Programme for Next Year Sets Monthly Sessions
The Supreme Court schedule lists January sessions in Philadelphia and county hearings through May across counties such as Lehigh Montgomery Chester Delaware Bucks Schuylkill Lebanon Lackawanna Wayne Pike Wyoming Berks Montour Northampton Carbon Monroe Franklin Bradford Lycoming Clinton Cameron Sullivan Susquehanna and more. Latest argument dates extend into May with additional Philadelphia and regional sessions.
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Montgomery
Chester
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Schuylkill and
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Lackawanna
Wayne, Pike and Wyoming
Berks and Montour
Northampton
Carbon
Monroe
Franklin
Bradford
Lycoming
Clinton
Cameron
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Luzerne
Columbia
Blair
Center
Clearfield
Huntingdon
Crawford, Erie
Cumberland
Warren
McKean
Tioga
Potter and Elk
Bedford
Fayette
Union
Snyder
Lancaster
York
Bradford, Lycoming
Bullivan
Crawford
Erie
Northumberland
Juniata
Mifflin
Perry
Bones of a Giant Found in Mercer County Dig
Sharon Pa December 2 The community discusses the discovery of human bones twice the size of a large man unearthed at an Indian burial site in Big Bend Mercer county. The jaw suggests a weight of at least 450 pounds with a nearly intact skeleton and a large textile blanket fragment along with flints and polished wedge stones and beads.
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Sharon
C. Davis
Big Bend
Mercer County
Camphor Prices to Rise Under London Syndicate
New York reports forecast of camphor rising to 1 a pound as London controlled syndicate, led by Colonel North, moves to curb Formosa supplies. Prices jumped from 39 to about 60 cents per pound amid Chinese Japanese war disruptions and stockpiled camphor valued at 1.6 million dollars.
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London
New York
Formosa
North
Ceiling Collapse Injures Pupils at Paterson School
A ceiling fell at Public School No. 3 on Main Street Paterson N J shortly after 11 this morning causing one girl seriously injured and at least a dozen others hurt including Bella Craig ten Archie Graham nine and Ida Hartsburg with scalp injuries and head cuts while a panic swept the building.
Love Led to Death by Own Action in West Chester
George Majerum, an eight year old from East Whiteland township, attempted suicide after being jilted by his sweetheart. He fired two bullets into his head in his yard and was expected to recover.
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West Chester
George Majerum
East Whiteland Township
Majerum
Rail rails from England bid on San Joaquin line
New York dispatch reports Grinwold & Gillett of No 6 Broadway arranged 10,000 tons of steel rails from Liverpool for the San Joaquin railroad in California. They note this is the first such England order for U S use in over a decade and blame the Wilson tariff for undermining American steel makers.
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The
Tribune
Grinwold & Gillett
No. 6
Broadway
Charles Cammell & Co
Sheffield
England
Liverpool
San Joaquin
California
Griswold & Gillett
Stuttgart and
Arkanas
Pine Bluff and Eastern
Centralia and Chester
Cammell & Co
Merlen
Griswold
United States
San Francisco
New Orleans
Gelveston
A. R. Whitney
Carnegie Mills
Tennessee
Ohio
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Congress
Bicycle Makers Abandon Racing Teams for Cheaper Pro Fees
The Cycle Board of Trade letters show four large firms opting out of cycling teams next year. Manufacturers will still pay some professional riders based on prize winnings, but will not maintain their own stable. The shift signals a move toward privatized hires and away from Class B roster stability. Also noted are local notices about a dinner at Bim Park church and a correction request from Jonathan Atherton regarding his Thanksgiving party notes.
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Cycle Board of Trade
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief
An old article extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and nervous disorders tied to constitutional fatigue. It cites Mrs William Hoover of Bellville Ohio who found relief after trying three doctors and using the remedy as directed.
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Maine
Cael Mall
Otto
Wyliam Hoovar
Bellville, Richland Co
Ohio
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