Suburban Notices and Listings With LocalDeaths
Local notices include a funeral for the late Peter Roberts of Hazleton and the burial of Evan, child of Mr. and Mrs. John Watkins of North Main Avenue. Community ads list plumbers, photographers, grocers, and holiday specials on wines, bicycles, and furniture. Andrew K. Muir of Girard College visits grandparents on North Rebecca Avenue for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jams
George Nichols
J Lloyd
Winifred Harris
John Thomas
Lewis Pa
Bert Owen
Daniel Phi
Edward Collins
J. Thomas
Janie Daniels
Peter Roberts
Hazleton
Eviin
John Watkins
North Main Avenue
Andrew KR. Muir
Girard College
Philadelphia
North Rebecca Avenue
Christmas observances across West Side churches
West Side churches prepare special Christmas programs with choirs led by Prof. William Jones At Bimpton M E and St David's Episcopal plans feature Mendelssohn hymns and Christmas carols St Patrick's mass schedules and Haydn Evans program highlight the day An evening Welsh church entertainment and Sunday school events at First Welsh Baptist and Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Church are listed Also noted are sunrise youth meetings at Jackson Street Baptist and local family travel plans and a local death notice
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West Side
William D. Griffiths
North Main Avenue
R. J. Hughes
South Main Avenue
John H. Reynold
Fairchild
South
Malin Avenue
Jackson Street
Harriet J. Davis
W. J. Steenback
West Side Bank
Starner
Revere
F. W. Mason & Co
South Main
J. C. King
James F. Beats
Cedar Avenue
Bimpgon M. E
William Jones
St. David's Episcopal Church
M. H. Mill
Ob Berry
Ira
Johnson
Sullivan
Feeney
Ward Netus
Gullmant
Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church
George Howell
Evan Miles
Bellevue
J. T. Morrin
First Welsh Baptist Church
Benjamin Hughes
Morris Thomas
Santa Claus
First Congregational Church
D. D. Evans
William Reese
G. W. Powell
Lizzie Jenkins
Ruth Davies
Edith Woudger
Stella Evans
Ora Davies
Thomas Thomas
Mary Evans
Lily Reese
Ruth Thomas
Jeph Phelps
Sarah Davies
Stellavies
Maggie May Davies
Gladys Humphreys
Edna Evans
Blodwin Davide
Allis Griffiths
Carrie Seymour
Maggie Davies
Randolph Davies
Chester Davies
Martha Williams
Gladys Jones
Amelia Davies
Hellen Long
Jackson Street Baptist Church
BG. T. St Bet
Christian Worker
Ill Peese
Community Events Highlight Borough Holiday Spotlight
Mrs McFarland of South Blakely street visits her parents in Hawley. The Independent and A D Spencer Hose companies host a grand fair at Mantey’s hall promising a premier local affair. Marriage of David Decker and Maud Jackson noted at Drinker street home. Cantata How We Waited for Santa Claus performed at Presbyterian church with Mable Christ guiding the choir. Methodist Sunday school Christmas exercises set for Christian church on Tripp avenue tonight.
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New York
Rene
Blakey Street
Professor Hooeer
Strandsure
David Decker
Maud Jackson
Pe Uler
Abs. Decker
Presbyterian Church
Santa Claus
Misa Mable Christ
Christhan Church
Tripp Avenue
Dead and Live Parties and Political Death
The article contrasts Cleveland World and Scranton Tribune takes on the deadness of the Democratic party. It argues dead parties persist in obstruction and can still influence politics, while new ideas can revive a live party or fail to take hold. The piece cites historical shifts like Know-nothings and Republicans as context and includes a short, unrelated vignette about a man and art in Paris.
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Cleveland World
Scranton Tribune
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Deail Whig
Republican Party
Wharat
Thomas J
Helen H
Michigan
Woman Injured From Fall on Irving Avenue Hip Fracture
Mrs. Mary McNulty of 1916 Irving Avenue, about 60, tripped on a parlor carpet and fractured her hip. Dr J A Manley attended. recovery expected but lengthy due to age. Many other notices follow including funerals, births, club events, and social updates from Scranton area.
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Mary McNulty
Irving Avenue
Duel at the Idlers Club Ends in Tone and Threats
The Idlers Club on Curson Street London becomes a stage for a heated argument between the Count and Major over a boast of riding a cow. A planned duel is arranged with seconds and a venue, drawing club intrigue and wagers as Rogers from a local paper encounters a mysterious figure.
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Idlera’ Club
Cursitor Street
London
Rascal
Worm
Tam
Poltroon
House
Boaster
Ulster
Rogers
Daily Standard
Standard
Duel Plot Unfolds Over Newspaper Report
In this tale a Chicago club, the Idlers, plans a duel between two members after the Daily Standard leaks advance details. Police and officials intervene, forcing apologies and a settlement as the Count and Major reconcile with dignified restraint and a late luncheon.
Wasn't He Put Out When You Told Him He Couldn't Have a Kiss
A brief comic remark captures a playful exchange about boundaries and consent between two speakers, reflecting a casual social moment. The quote highlights humor in a everyday interaction rather than a formal event.
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Puck
Prescription remedy praised by Wilkes Barre doctor
A medicine prepared by Dr. Alexander Malley is advertised for lung and throat ailments. It is claimed to relieve coughs and bronchitis, avert pneumonia, and help prevent consumption with timely action. The tonic has reportedly sold thousands of bottles in the past year and is marketed as essential for every household.
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Alexander Malley
Wilkes Barre Pa
Gift Rings for Two Dollars at Woodward Jewelry
A man asks for a gift ring with love messages at a Woodward avenue jewelry store. The clerk confirms a plain ring option around two dollars and considers suitable items for his girlfriend. The brief scene centers on choosing a small keepsake with affectionate messaging.
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Woodward Avenue
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Newton Conger
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Benjamin Vaughan
Edward Burke
William Burke
Bridget Jennings
Gilleaple's
Harmory Mulley
Triple
Clarke Store
Welsh Baptist Dhrch
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George Davis
Ll. H. McKachen
Mount St. Mary's
Ak Street
Rendham
Delaware and Hudgon
Moosic
E. J. Fallon
Old Forge
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Martin Kearney
Fig Street
St. John's
E. J. Melley
Peter Murray
William de- Long
Katé Murray
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Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Michael One Nze
Prospect Avenue
Lingle Durkin
St. Trerie’s Ladies
Ella F. Donahoe
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Lisgie Joyce
Ella McTighe
James H. Dempsey
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Academy OF Music
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