Manager Cahill Dies After Christmas Illness
The Scranton baseball manager Thomas Cahill died early Christmas morning at his Penn Avenue boarding house after a month of illness from lung hemorrhages and pneumonia. He was 25, a Fall River native who had played for Holy Cross, University of Pennsylvania, New Haven, Louisville, and Troy before managing Scranton. He is survived by his father, sister, brother, and two sisters, with interment planned in Fall River after embalming and transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grim Reaper
Thomas Cahill
Scranton
Dre. O'Malley
Gunster
Cahill
Fall River
Mass
Nellie
O'Malley
Jordan
Boston
Father O'Reilly
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Cluseleal
Holy Cross
University of Pennsylvania
New Haven
Louisville
Our City
Troy
Cusick
Skating at the Driving Park and local sales notes
Skating at the Driving Park is offered this afternoon and tonight weather permitting with electric lights and hot lunch counter. Rentals available for a large number of skates and there is a variety of sleds wagons and carriages. PRATT'S BOOK STORE notes sale of the $40,000 School House on Columbia avenue and remaining lots offered at low prices. Arthur Prothingham advertises office theater lobby brush and comb services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes’ Autocrat
Peloubets
New Store
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Electrle Nehta
Pratt's
Columbia Avenue
Arthur Prothingham
Christmas Visits and Local Obituary in Scranton Area
Miss Ella Keubler visits in town while Mr. and Mrs. Cole and son spend Christmas in Honesdale. Christmas services are held across churches and Epworth league aids needy families. Reuben Mowery dies suddenly at 67 after years with Spencer Coal. funeral arrangements to be announced. Mowery lived on Binkely Street and served in the Civil War era. survived by a widow and five children including Albert, William, Charles, and daughters Mrs. Edwards of Dunmore and Mrs. Rex of Omaha.
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Ella Keubler
Mauch Chunk
Samuel Cole
Harry
Brook Street
Honesdale
Percey Cole
Dudley Street Baytit
Edward Gagel
New Haven
Charles Hatzell
Reuben Mowery
Binkely Street
Spencer Coal Company
Mr. Mowery
Peter Sawyer
Winters
Dunmore Lodge of
Odd Fellows
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Norton’s
Snow
The
Weston Mil Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Mir’s
German Rupture Cure CO
Lim
Washington Avenue
Gwilym A. Williams
Republican
Taylor
A. T. Walsh
Pittston
Fred Reynolds
North Main Avenue
Cora H. Phillips
John H. Phillips
North Park
Charles H. Ayton
Harvard University
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Gould Pens
Penella
Fpratt's Book Store
Fred Hetzel
M. Hetgel
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
Dr. Lutz
Normandy
Music Hall
Richard F, Lindsay
Oxford, International, Bagster and Holman's Bibles
Pratt's Book Store
Tribune
Pratt’s
Leckacenne Ave
Pall River
Mr. Cahill
Milo
Rhea
Academy of Music
Mercy Merrick
Magdalene
Ford Hight
Isabel Waldron
Hart
Sermens
Marie Prescott
Margaret Mather
Chadncey de
Drim-na-cor
Wexford
Ireland
Ife
Emerald Isle
Mr. Olcott
Maurice Cronin
Ufe
New York
Tenderloin
Davie’ Theater
Woonsocket Call
Joe Ott
Academy
Franklin W. Lee
Mr. Ott
Phil
Matt Ott
May Jordan
James F. McDonald
Joe Harrington
James B. Watkins
Dorothy Gray
Ott
Davis
Haskell
Sapolio
Penn Clothing and Shoe House
Penn Avenue
S. L. Gallen
Complete Outfitters
Dunmore
Daby
Castoria
Custoria
Aly
Rexford Jewelr
Lackawanna Ave
China Hall
Chank Ee K
Yen Ank
Spruce St
Black
Oxford
Wyoming Ave
Millinery Department
E. M. Hetzel
Lacka. Ave
C. M. Florey
Franklin Ave
Fiee
Franklin Avenue
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