Barouche Overturned Injuring Two Women in Dunmore
A horse driven barouche overturned on South Plakely Street in Dunmore borough injuring two women occupants, Misses Haven and Hagen, after they were thrown against an electric post near Keystone brewery. They were treated at home and then moved to their Willaim Street residence. drivers Kerrigan and Sheath escaped with minor bruises.
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Borwnton
Venterdas
Plakely Street
Warovche Ndt
Hajuriing
Miseee EN
Macelo Hagen
Keystone
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Cherry Street
Haven
Pigeon Thieves Break Into Barn of East Drinker Resident
Youthful thieves entered Harry M. Spencer's barn on East Drinker Street Sunday night and stole several prized birds. Spencer, present during the intrusion, chose to permit the act and set a demand for the birds to be returned, with the culprits unnamed to allow voluntary restitution.
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Harry M. Spencer
East Drinker Street
Mr. Spencer
Firemen’s Benefit Draws Large Attendance
A well attended firemen’s benefit last night featured Nath Matthews and Witt performing popular songs and sketches. Guests responded to several acts as plans were announced for tonight’s event titled Guests Night hosted by the Kael Hose Wompans at Pittston UME RD Phe company and Jermyn Colombe Chemical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Artisns
Cottine
Matthews
Witt
Kael Hose
Oor Pittston Ume RD Phe Company
Jermyn Colombe Chemical
Christmas Exercises at Methodist Meleco Church
The Sun-Hay school held a Christmas program at the Methodist Meleco church with voluntary music, recitations, songs, and addresses by students led by Superint endent Daniel Powell. Children received gifts from Santa Claus after a decorative display and a small house scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiat Melecopal
Sun- Hay School
Crean
Ruby Yost
Jesus
Come” School
A. J. van Left
Daniel Powell
Zion
Echool
Chathexk Seige
Lillian Webber
Edith Kyrrium
Bessie Ehrhardt
Elsie Powell
Loulva Lats
Mia
Charles Shaffer
J. W. Pinewell
Belinda Tver
Dolly Town
Rena Spencer
Marguerite Swarta
Sone
All Hall
Vreula Barnard
Virghin Saunders
Christie Horn
Bethlehem
Bethlehem,” Grace Graves, Bertha Mush, Minnie Welsber, Lydia Fehrhard
Heavenly Babe
Eva Miller
Cora Kramer
Bessie Powell
Jane Simpson
Mmmm Swarts
Kate Richards
Kethel Cummings
Hope Pinnel
Jane Cummings
Ethel Lechtenham
S Ong
Dells
Santa Inne Ie Caling
Britain
Wes Trene Burns
Santa Claus
Santa Chrus
Christens Concert and Drill Draw Local Crowds
The Presbyterian Sunday school scholars planned a Christmastide program at St Mark's House of Worship with a 25 cent admission. An Independent lodge company asks members to attend in full dress for a 10 o'clock drill this afternoon. The Odd Fellows hall hosted the first annual ball last night with music by an orchestra and several local couples attending.
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Presbyterian
Etpuselin
Tonio
Ri Mark
Holseopmel
Odd Fellows' Hall
Oorel Otta
James Webber
William Webber
Awoco
John Welber
Harper Street
Yeatorday
West Scranton Christmas Day Entertainments Across Churches
Michael Gormley of South Seventh Street fractured his ankle after a fall on North Main Avenue. Funeral plans for Mrs. D Holmes are announced from North Sumner Avenue. Christmas observances filled churches with cantatas, solos, recitations, and gifts as Sunday schools and Epworth Leagues hosted ornamented programs and dances for families and friends.
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Michael Gormley
South Seventh Street
North Main Avenue
D. Holmes
North Sumner Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Hospital Remembered Receives Local Donations on New Year
West Scranton community, including Tateorice decorations and Dr Hawker, honored West Side hospital with donations from the Simpson Methodist church groups and local residents. Gifts ranged from wreaths and cakes to meat, poultry, and pickles, reflecting New Year’s annual gift day. The staff and board express appreciation for the thoughtful tokens from Went Sverantoniane and others.
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West Side Hospital
Physicians and Board of Management
Sverantoniane
Hawker
Tavier
Epworth Leagie
Simpson Methodist Church
Women's Home Missionary Society
Granny Troberts
Jackson Straet
West Scranton
Italian School Opens at Washburn Street Church
Two years ago an Italian school started at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church under the vestry and Misses Peck and Harris. Tonight the school members present an entertainment with Ermina Carlucci soprano, Marion Hutchinson piano, Mrs Jones, Mrs Beeton Williams, Signor G. Moreno piccolo. free will offering for school work. refreshments after.
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Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Peck
Harris
the Tribune
Sehhool
Mises Ermina Carlucci
Marion Hutchinson
BR. Jones
Beeton Williams
Signor G. Moreno
Man Injured In Street Accident Near Clarke Brothers Store
A man on North Main Avenue near Clarke Brothers store was injured about 9:40 PM. Patrolman Thomas found him dying and he claimed leg injuries from being run down, though passersby said he slipped and fell. He suffered a right ankle fracture and was taken home.
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Michael Gormley
South Seventh Street
North Main Avenue
Clarke Brothers
Patrolinin Thomas
B. G. Breddoe
Mr. Gormley
Funeral for Mrs. David Holmes Draws Large Attendance
Large crowd attends yesterday funeral for the late Mrs. David Holmes. Remains taken from 18 North Sumner Avenue to St. David Church for brief service by Rev. McHernry. Choir rendered hymns. interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. Pallbearers listed: Vestry men Fraser Bunnell Evans Marehand.
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David Holmes
North Sumner Avenue
St. David's Episcopal Church
RE. Ow. McHernry
Washburn Street
Fraser
Bunnell, Evans
Marehand
Visiting relatives and locals in Wilkes-Barre area
New Jersey resident New, J. A. Urawn visits relatives while Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Evans from North Filmore avenue spend yesterday in Wilkes-Barre. W Tt Hughes formerly with The Tribune now of the Hartford conn. Times visits his family on North Hyde Park avenue. Mrs. 1D. J. Davis wife of Lieutenant Dr. Davis of Company F and son are ill at home. Tessie Powderly of the Weer Fide hospital staff spent Sunday in Carbondale. Frederick Jones of the New York area visits his parents on Hickaun street.
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New
J. A. Urawn
New Jerseys
Myron J. Evans
North Filmore Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
W. Tt. Hughes
the Tribune
Hartford Conn. Times
North Hyde Park Avenue
J. Davis
Crescents Defeat North Timed State In Low-Scoring Bout
The Crescents beat North Timed State 4 to 2 in a busketball game played yesterday afternoon. The Crescents’ balanced play stood out. They challenge North End State for 100 dollars with the loser paying all expenses, the match to be held January 1 at the Scranton armory. J. J. Millar is manager.
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Crescents
North End
Scranton
J. J. Millar
Dance of the Afternoon War of the Ordinary Kind
South Scranton hosts a large crowd at Natter's Hall for a two section dance and a later Tribe’s outing. Miss Nellie Curran supplied music while a committee led by Louie Schwehase organized the event.
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Natter’s Hall
Howe Company
Cay
Nellie Curran
Louie Sehwhase
Frible
Harry Kelley
Christan Storr
Robert O'Donnell
Patrick Feeney
John May
Jacob Hafner
Louis Kneller
Brown to be arraigned over Alder street stabbing charge
Patrick Brown of Keyser Valley faces arraignment before Alderman Ruddy for attempting to kill after an argument at Brown’s home. John Brink of Cherry street, Brown’s brother in law, supplied the arrest details and is charged with aggravated assault for striking Brown to protect his wife from a knife attack. A warrant for Brink’s arrest was issued by Alderman Lentes.
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Patrick Brown
Keyser Valley
Alder Street
Alderiman
John Brink
Cherry Street
Brown
Mra. Brink
Alderman Lentes
Brink
Christmas exercises at Hickory Street church
The German branch of the Sunday school at Hickory Street Presbyterian held Christmas programs yesterday afternoon and evening. Rev W A Nord assisted. two large gift trees provided candy and two oranges to each child. Special music directed by Prof Schmidt and Frederick William Terpew. Tomorrow the English branch will assemble for a similar event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnday Gehuel
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
W. A. Nord
Ueuil
Schmidt
Frederick William Terpew
FL. Terppe
Carpenter Injured In Elevator Accident At Wholesale House
Jacob Robinson of River Street a Spruks Brothers carpenter was severely injured yesterday while workers modified an elevator at the Wholesale house on Lackawanna Avenue. His foot slipped between the elevator and the wall as it neared the second floor. He stopped the car and summoned aid. he was extricated with severe bruises and a physician attended the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Robinson
River Street
Spruks Brothers
David Spruks
Lackawanna Avenue
Robinson
St John's Church Fair Gathers Large Crowd Tonight
At St John's church fair on Fig street the church hall likely hosts a bigger gathering than last night. The large room was again taxed by leading residents as an excellent entertainment drew many items of value from sale rooms.
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St. John's Church
Fig Street
Fifteenth Annual Scranton Athletic Club Ball Planned
The fifteenth annual ball for members and friends of the Scranton Athletic Club will be held at Ger Mania Ball on February 20. Committee of arrangements includes Andrew J. Best Marris Aliver Willian Klein Joseph Rosar Fred Ross Chas Deising William Smith and John J. Berghauser. Dr PD A Webb has opened offices in the former Dr Reeser rooms at Cedar avenue and Birch street. The funeral of Mrs Albert Piedling mater is set for today at 2 pm from her Pittston avenue home with Rev W A North officiating. Interment will be at Pittston avenue Cemetery. Miss Kate Briar Lena and Lingie Rosar were guests of Mrs J Z Korn yesterday. County Commissioner John Demuth and family visited Wilkes-Barre to see Emma Demuth at Mallin krodt convent.
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The
Scranton Athletic Club
Germania
Andrew J. Best
Marris Aliver
Willian Klein
Joseph Rosar
Fred Ross
Chas, Deising
William Smith
John J. Berghauser
PD. A. Webb
Dr. Reeser
Cedar Avenue
Birch Street
Webb
Lackawanna Hospital
Albert Piedlingmater
Price
Pittston Avenue
W. A. North
Kate Briar
Hickory Street
Lena
Lingie Rosar
J. Z. Korn
Pittston
John Demuth
Wilkes-Barre
Local social notes and festival bulletin
A clerk at the South Side pharmacy was a visitor yesterday. Peter Robling Jr. of Cedar Avenue is confined to his room with grip. Miss Tillie Sohne of Birch Street is recovering from an extended illness. William Gescheidle of Hazleton spent yesterday with his parents on Irving Avenue. The Junger Maennerchor Christmas festival is at Germania hall tonight. Jacob Schunk of Pittston Avenue is able to be about after a severe illness. Mr and Mrs Frank OBrien of Croton, N. Y., returned from visiting the latter's parents on Crown Avenue. Hardin Norris, clerk of R Shoemaker drugstore in Perry, Til, reports a man asked for a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy, purchased for croup fears. Matthews Bros. are the wholesale and retail agents.
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Bach
Simpson Methodist Church
Santa Claus
Knickerbocker
Dave
Mra
J. B. Sweet
Mra. Thomas Heels
Misa Nell Follows
Wellington Hagerman
Willis Sweet
A. B. Bynon
Uncle Fom
Main Avenue
Sundays School
David Jones
Miswes Ruth Thomas
Edith Woodyat
Gwladye FH
Jones
Phoebe Thomas
Lizzie Morgan
Lillian Morgan
Rachel Williams
Jemima Morgan
Verna Phillips
Sarah Davies
Gwladys L. Jones
Ray Watkins
Margaret Culffiths
Amy Davies
Mary L. James
Blo
Banta Chine
EF. A. Cruttenden
Hampton Street
Epworth League
Prextwood
A. L. Ramer
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Bellevue
Tabernaclay Congregational
Meare’ Hall
John McNamara
John RR. Jones
John McNimann
Patrick Delmer
Marl Browning
John Langan
Walter Delmer
William Williams
John Cummings
Benjamin Thomas
Michael Cogging
John Devers
William B. Morgan
Alfred Moxes
St. Leo's Battalion
St. David's Hall
Atrs
Agnes Malou
South Side
Peter Robling
Cedar Avenue
Tillie Sohne
Birch Street
William Geacheidle
Hazleton
Gescheidle
Irving Avenue
Junger Maennerchor
Germania Hall
Jacob Schunk
Pittston Avenue
Frank O'Brien
Croton
James Murray
Crown Avenue
Hardin Norris
R. Shoemaker
Perry, Til
Chamberlain
Drugonists
Matthews Bros
The
Crystal Literary and Dramatic Club
Michael Strogof
Armory
John J. Moran
Michael Strogoff
PF. J. McGinn
DD. J. Kofins
B.A. Kelly
Nellie Kelly
Nadie Teodor
Anna Roach
Maria Strowoff
Miss Newry
Presbyterian Church
H. H. MecKeehan
Nellie
Willie Richmond
Myre
A. A. Voteburg
A. Reynold
Alabama
Clarence Steels
Mr. Herbert
Fr. G. Morgan
Miss Farnham
North Main Avenue Baptist Churen
W. Ci. Watkins
William (Happell
Frank Richards
Binghamton
Holna Avenue
Misa Nellie Tutth
O'Mara
Jevers
William Kambeck
Church Avenue
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Dr.Bull
Lohdieu
Hribtmab
Globe Warehouse
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Mis. D. Holmes
Fourth Ward Mission School
Sherman Avenue
Ite
James W. Peters
Fourteenth Street
Mary Jane Evans
Rebecca Avenue
Washington Camp
Patriotie Order Bons of America
Masonic Hall
Nay Ang Council
United American Mechanics
Karl Delbert
Ave. H. V. Smith
SH North Bromley Avenue
Moscow
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Presidency
Woonock
Young Women's Christian Association
South Scranton
Country Dance OF the Century Hose Company
Natter's Hall
Hickory Street Presbyterian
Qolist
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
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Atlantic Refining CO
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Academy OF Music
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He Mes
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Feran
Hans
Nina Motive
Maine
Continent
Lielitive
DeveY's
Recelon Nhce
Burlesquers
Rice & Barton's
Rose Hill’s
Moosic Powder CO
Scranton, PA
Moosic
Hushdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder
Safety Muse
Repauno Chemical Co
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St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Metro
William Taylor
Westminster Hotel
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Irving Plain
I. D. Crawford
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University Place
Seatac
Geranten
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H. Co. Sanderson
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