Military Portion of Century Company Meeting in South Scranton
The report notes a gathering in South Scranton where members of the Century Company and Branch 85 of the C M B discussed invitations and nominations. An incident is described with a man named Joln Mapritt from Prospert Hrentip being injured during the South Mint area duties, fractures confirmed to a collarbone, and others sustaining minor injuries during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Company
Branch 85
Republican Vigilance Committees
Nineteenth Ward
Local Fire Company Angled for Fall Parade In September
The group led by Captain O Hore discussed plans for the Dunmore fire department parade on September 2 in Gelshk. Officers Bot Kolly and Mo a Unsick led the meeting seeking support for the annual fair and related preparations for a statewide firemen convention in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naiter
St. Johnie Fair
Dunmore
Gelshk
John BF
Smith
Dinan
Loomis Sah Wiien
Flenry J. Speke
Levie Bromieler
Nay
Kession
Thie City
Local meeting planned at hotel for vigilance council
Fragmentary notes describe a gathering at a hotel on Peek Avenue near We Sotowth to discuss continuing a campaign for a formal plan. The text mentions Republican vigilance councils, four districts, and an ongoing pursuit of organizational aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josep, Krainier
Peek Avenue
Ball’s Coup HSS Relief Elixir for Sale at Low Price
A fragmented ad-like line offers a medicine labeled Ball’s Coup HSS relief with a stated price of 25 cents. The text suggests a child’s remedy and a salesman tone, typical of early 20th century patent medicine listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etuopigonigh
Ball
Hss Rigirelief
Committee Forms to Plan Caucus for Four Districts
The meeting produced a committee of four from each district to organize the caucus. Members named are Frank Mate, Korte Nape, Charles Scheuer and Ferdinand Quick. The panel will meet at the chairman Schoner's call and may convene soon to set the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staie
Frank Mate
Korte Nape
Charles Scheuer
Ferdinand Quick
Schoner
Opening of Saint John's Church Sale Sets Stage
The executive committee reports the sub committees completed duties for the church reopening. Construction tasks are finished and the Tall, Wittoh Wi twite peliire prepares for Saturday night proceedings. Donated items will fund the installation of gifts and permanent features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Lie Traittie
Torey
Deni Leone
Local civic and social meetings report ailing health and plans
A faded notice lists a mothers meeting for Ove Verna and Worners association members, a visit to a private hospital for treatment, and several small gatherings. It mentions the Neptune Engine company session, Christmas festival arrangements, and a cedar avenue community meeting with details on hosts and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers
Ove Verna
Worners
Metlion Association
Yestaurchy
Dareel
Minisse
Cyvan
Cffes
Oeuke
Hurine
Showa Reeker
Cedtramen
Rearer
Lev
John Demuth
Stepiens
Sprake
Peter Kuehney
Kanani
Kerman Heke
Alder Street
Neptune Enaine Company
Een Pins
Schima
Maronerctar
Abram Weltiel
Cedar Avenue
Waterville Postwoman Faces Trial Over Medical Misconduct
In a murky BKRemeter Journal item, a Waterville postal worker is connected to a controversial incident involving a patient and a doctor. The report notes alleged coercion and a mistaken exchange tied to medical services, with unclear dates and motives.
Nata Claus Keeps Holiday Cheer in Local Store
Nata Claus has set up residence in the local shop for the holidays, aiming to please his many followers with gift ideas and festive cheer. The piece highlights a warm, community centered shopping scene during the season.
Holiday Toys Parade Brightens Store Displays
Vast collection of holiday specials now open for inspection. Market visit reveals a wide range of dolls, games, toys and books aimed at every shopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duide
Ste
Holiday goods and attractions entice shoppers this season
The notice promotes seasonal shopping with appealing displays and new ideas. It urges visitors to see the collections in person to fully appreciate the merchandise and warns that popular items may sell out quickly.
Store invites crowd to Christmastide opening
A local notice invites shoppers to the store reopening on Christmas Eve with a welcoming stance. It promises open doors for all, inviting attendance whether buying or not, and asks readers to plan a visit.
Minersville Pair United in West Scranton Nuptials
Miss Anna Rebecca James daughter of Mr and Mrs Mary James of Minersville and John T James of Minersville were married at 8 o clock Friday evening at the bride s residence in West Scranton. Rev High Movie pastor of South Main Avenue performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Scranton and later move to her husband s home. Attendants included Miss Mirtha James and Arthur James. Reception followed with refreshments. the wedding party and guests wore formal attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Roheoa James
Mie
Mary Jace
Byneraie
Mathema
John T. Dunes
Minereville
Avene Weber Catyvanistie
Odir Chinteh
Hoth
Arthur James
Phiatelphia
Pepe
Seopyeay
Mre
Jamey
Jeiese
Minerkvite
Ratunday
Women’s Orchestra Fiadettes Delight Jackson Street Society
A Boston based women’s orchestra called the Fiadettes performed last evening at the Jackson Street Baptist Church. Led by Miss Cobseline Tt, the group received strong praise for their rendition of Zigenweisen and selections from Wagner, with notable solos by Chloe and a brass quintet. The concert, organized by the church’s official board and conducted by Rev. Thorne Thr Crurhy, drew hearty applause and demonstrations of skilled musicianship throughout the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jackson Street
West Scranton
Thorne
Crurhy
Mbeshupe
Mere Cobseline
Ntehelis
Chloe
Solelet
Canen Gooling
Fantie Yeung
Arielle Cunobioghan
Cora Can-ningham
Meth Pave
God Cheard
Nessie
Wow
Hicesio Folaa
Slenders
Thithog
Conclave Officers Elected at Iverite Fall Meeting
Weer ide Conclawe of Hepiasopus held a seventh anniversary gathering on South Molin avenue in Iverite fall. Officers elected for the next year include archon John Davis provost Lewis A Howell prel ite Charles F Hill secretary Stewart Steeecker treasurer J Evans inspector W I Morgan warder HL T Thomas and trustees G W Powell J Archiv Jonce Thomas Lance and others. The event featured phonograph selections by Archie Jones and a Standard quartet, with cigars and refreshments, and a vote of thanks to the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WriMeMnts
D. W. Phil- Vins
Th AL Howell
WL J. Morgan
A. Edwards
DD. W. Williams
Pastarehen
Archon
John Davis
Lewis A. Howell
Prelite
Charles F. Hill
Stewart Steeecker
J. 1. Evans
Kh. de Jones
W. IL Morgan
HL T. Thomas
G. We. Powell
J. Archiv Jonce
Thomas Lance
Huffnle
Roger Mean
Dr Phillips
Hampton Street Methodist program aids church debt
An evening concert at Hampton Street Methodist Church features The Village Quartette and soloists under J H Wowhele to raise funds for church debt. The program lists performances by Faye Lewis, Randolph Jones, Maudi Lewis, Mary Doxtin Williams, and others with additional ensembles and duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Street
J. H. W_owhele
Eduarch
Bone
Villace
Coon Mies
Faye Lewis Batu
Randolph Jo
Dutolutp
Uitur
Mevers
Lice
Hughes
Mary Doxtin-Williams
Rolowde
Maudi
Lewis Dhret
Ailhore
Millery
Inman
Whiting
Die
Dens
Willams
Mike Maw
Payve
Lewis
the Village Quartette Accompatiet
Mike Mevion
Hutehivon
Kidneys And A Charity Concert At Simpson Church
The article discusses kidney health and diseases, then details a charity concert at Simpson Methodist church in David's parish. Miss Mary James and Miss Ethel Dotht win a doll and tel prizes from a doll and bed contest. The concert, directed by Miss Margaret Gibbs, aims to raise funds for church debt with tickets for general admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David's Parish
Mary James
Ethel
Simpson Methodic
Margaret Gibbs
Residents Welcome Visitors From Across The State
Mrs 1 percent CL Green of Archbald Sr e et returns from a visit to New York City. Mrs Willian Simpkins and Miss Higel Devise of Bloomfield Now are guests of the former's parents. Mr and Mrs Charles Watkins of Lafayette street visit Wilkes Barre. Miss Ann Artist of South Everett Avenue is visiting in Wilkes Barre. Misses Sarah Spellman of Honesdale and Marvy Burke of Carbondale return from a visit with Miss Mary Culkin of South Van Buren Avenue. Mr and Mrs William Moyles of Thirteenth Street host Mr and Mrs Edward Moyles of Oly wien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL Green
Archbald Sr’eet
New York City
Willian Simpkins
Higel Devise
Bloomfield
Charles Watkins
Lafayette Street
Ann Artist
South Everett Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Sarah Spellman
Hones- Dale
Marvy Burke
Carbondale
Mary Culkin
van Buren Avenue
William Moyles
Thirteenth Street
Edward Moyles
Olywien
Public safety meeting, church notices and council reports
A schedule notes a public safety incident drill to be arranged for Tuesday afternoon at Dale farm with Lee seven. Thomas Toomey of Keyser Valley Sporting Club is confined at 27 Parkview avenue due to injuries from work. Washburn Street Presbyterian church election of officers was postponed due to low attendance. Inter Council No 45 met at Redmen's hall with many members present and visits from sister councils. Washington camp 178 to vote on nominations. Plymouth Congregational church held its annual chicken supper with proceeds. John J. Jones seeks Third Ward register of voters and Moses James seeks election inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toibe
Lee
Dale Farm
Keyser Valley Sporting Club
Thomas Toomey
Iniaware, Lackawanta and Western Railroad
Parkview Avenue
Wileht
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
John J. Jones
Archbald Street
Lenahan vacancy filled as Lackawanna board meets
Lackawanna township school board filled the office of Daniel O Lenahan after his failure to appear, James Durkin elected to fill the vacancy. John Carey of West Minooka died after brief illness, survived by Patrick a fireman on the U S cruiser Raleigh and four sisters. The Daniel O Connell council of the Young Men’s Institute calls a special meeting for Thursday at 7 90 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Township
Daniel O Lenahan
Dennis O Lenahan
James Durkin
John Carey
West Minooka
Patrick
Raleigh
Dewey
Winifred
Filon
Theresa
Maury
Daniel O'Connell
Young Men's Institute
Fragmentary note on peace proposal and czar aid
A garbled OCR passage mentions a peace proposal with no clear result and hints at the Nibiiat offering to cut dynamite output if the czar provides some aid in return. The text is fragmented and difficult to decode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I'Wek
North Scranton Bride United in Ceremony Amid Fire Scare
At the home on WL Putnam Street last evening Elisabeth Richards and Phindel Jones wed with Rev. David Jones officiating. The ceremony occurred under an evergreen wedding arch followed by a feast before the couple departed for Philadelphia. Guests included numerous local families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jones
Providence
Fire at Fred Gillman Home Probes Near-Catastrophe
A near disaster occurred Tuesday evening at the Ferdinand Street home of Fred Gillman. His son lit a match in a dim room, igniting chenille curtains and a bedspread. The door was shut to contain the flames until the fire department arrived. flames were quickly smothered. Estimated loss reportedly under $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Gilmen
Ferdinand Etreer
Gillman Ware
de Whitmer
Mr. Gillman
Public Meeting on Providence Road Paving
Taxpayers of Ubiea section meet in the Armory Friday evening to decide paving on Providence Road. Main avenue property owners will choose pavement type and frontage. blank petitions will be available to record interest and speed council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubiea
Armory
Providence Road
Main Avenue
Fivery
Aldermanic Cases Report Domestic Dispute and Assault
Mrs. Annico Thompson swore out a war rank before Alderman Roberts yesterday for the arrest of her husband John Thompson charging him with desertion and non support. Thompson was held in 800 Wall Street, which was furnished by W B Christmas. William Holtham committed to jail in default of $200 bail yesterday on the charge of assault and battery preferred by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annico Thompson
Alderman Roberts
Busin
John Thompson
Thompson
W. B. Christmas
William Holtham
Providence Conelive officers elected at regular meeting
At a regular business meeting of the Providence Conelive of Heprasophs officers were elected including provost James Reed and treasurer A. B. Munn. The Republican primaries are set for Saturday in the Second and Third wards, from to pm. The Puritan Congregational church event featured a cake walk with twenty couples. William Davie and Hattie Davis won the cake. The Ladies' Aid society netted 153 at a lace sale. A country dance at St. Mars's hall drew about 400 attendees with festive decorations and notable costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Conelive of
Heprasophs
Arehon
James Reed
Ela. Bichlermian
William Reese
Henry Warden
Esentinel
Wiliam Cannon
A. B. Munn
George Griffins Tnandor
Dr. Atherton
George Gritin
Andrew Smith
J. K. Smith
Grand Ladge
OD Py Miller
Puritan Congregational Church
William Davie
Hattie Davis
Ladies’ Ald Society
Hele Sale
St. Mars’s Hall
Dunmore Fire Scene Highlights Borough Reputation
The fire response by Independent Hose Company arrived within four minutes, showcasing Dunmore as a quick-reaction borough. Community notices include officers elected for Danmore Lodge, a successful Junior Epworth League event, a Gettysburg allegory by Captain James Long, bail outcomes for Patrick Larkin and Charles Griner, and local residents’ visits and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Horn
Mets
Hose Hompapy
Ated
Peth Prestier
Scranton
Dunmore
Green Ridge Street
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mite Denny
Mite van, Cleft
Misa Heesh Powell
Patrick Larkin
Charles Griner
Burgess Powell
Eley
Tallore
Mowe Kellam
Grove Street
New York City
Howard Lessing
Hawley
Neptune Fire Company
Eugene Flynn
Cheetnut Street
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South Scranton
John Barrett
Prospect Avenue
Joln Mapritt
AL Mantes
Dr.Ball
SRS
Bkremeter
Waterville
Piostphon
Globe Warehouse
Nata Claus
Til Christman
West
James
Anna Rebecca James
John T. James
Minersville
The
Fadettes
Jackson Street Baptist Church
West Side
Heptasophs
W. Entertainment
St. Agnes
Kemp
Bright
Hostetter
Orgin
Trumyphal Mitch
Dudley Tuck
Mabel Rennie
Soprang
Eeabe
Bustle Black
Whistling Beachmont
Marvey
Bessie Muro
Messrs Glinder and
White
Harwool
Bertha Williams
Bessie Dieli
Ethel Dewan
Anto ‘Tierney
Susie Girmek
Bertha Carson
Resele Sloat
Phennie Gibbe
Peach Téivia
Reeiiition
Beloeted
Ceed
Griffin Eturlton
Tanielero
Johny
To Witkins
Mise Sunfe
Owen
Misa Mabel Rennie Dutigg
Rennie
Baptiste
Mies Graces Acker
North Scranton
Miss Richards
Handel Jones
William (. Richards
Putnam Street
Mise Elisabeth
Phindel Jones
Wales
Mise
Lizzie Davis
Philadelphia
Washburn Street
William Gwens
and Mire
William Simms
Wid
Walter Jones
John Dagner
Divine Thoms
Furward Morgain
Casper Morgan
W. B. Davis
David Davie
James Powell
George Powell
Beaver
Marcin
Andrew Davis
Mbps
John M. Pevan
Taantel Price
Henry Huchner
Charles Hichards
Willian Davis
Missea Redecendence
Edith Jenking
Magic Roberts
Mary Davis
Anna
Miia
Ada Sweger
Messie
John Dogger
Gomer Lewis
Elis Anthony
N. KM. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Cameron Clemons
NEW York Stock CO
Bill Daily
Washington Irving
Rip van Winkle
Patie
Lyceum Theatre
Reis & Burgunder
Lessees
H. KR. Long
James A. Herne
C. Miner
Chile
Wren
de Wolf Hopper
Sous Opera
Charlatan
John FP. Sousa
Chas
Klein
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Just
Reliable
Luther
Wyoming Avenue
Gaiety Theater
Jermon
Dior
Uou
David Trattel
Guernsey
Jean Howison
Perth
Scotland
T. Swartzkopf
Blue Star Monogram Whiskey
Anhauses Busch
St. Louis
Penn Ave
Col
Linden
Scranton, Pa
Moosic
Rusidale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Hidh Repauno Chemical Co
Exle
Joe Brow
H. C. Sanderson
Peal Medicine CO
Cleveland
Joan Hf
Phelps
Spruce Street
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