West Scranton Royal Arcanum Installs Officers
Royal Arcanum of Lackawanna County No. Ns held the installation at Riverite Hall 26 Center Main Avenue. District Deputy A G Hewitt presented a diamond ring to Trust Regent R W Lies, and officers including Reagent K Crittenden vice regent W A Browning and others were installed amid two new membership applications. A smoker followed as a large crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Hewitt
Fbrcethie
Couneil
Royal Arcanum
Lackawanna
Counell No. Ns
Ivverite
Boutin Main Avenue
R. W. Lies
Charles Olver
Taree
K. Crittenden
W. A. Browning
BH. W. Thayer
T. W. Luce
Charbett, Acker
George PF. Fynon
Victor TH. Lauer
Walter 8. Bevan
Thomas Cosgrove
Thomas Roderick
David O
Disputed case in police court ends without trial
The hearing before Alderman John in police court for Marshall & Reter v. George William Johnson was dismissed for insufficient evidence. Only witness Bell Taylor testified but could not recall any disreputable acts. Frank Terie represented defendants. after dismissal Porter loaned Johnson 50 for expenses. a subpoena was issued for Johnson's wife who claimed knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alds
John
Marshall & Reter Ve
George Willian Johnson
Porter
Johnson
Jonson
Unclear Event Noted In Place Leading to Fine
The passage reports a disturbance attempt connected to a named individual, Johnson, who faced a twenty day fine and later pressed charges regarding the location, with the missing person context remaining unresolved.
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs John J Williams and Others
Funeral services for the late Mrs John J Williams were conducted at 280 o'clock yesterday afternoon at 11th North Avenue. Rev Thomas de Gruchy led the rites as mourners filled the house and many offerings accompanied the ceremony. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery. Separate services were held for infants at West Tukckawanna Avenue and for the child of Mr and Mrs K E Kingsbury at Shickshinny with burial in Cathedral Cemetery. Additional infant interment occurred for Pierre Lagabbes at Cathedral Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Williame
Hoes
Ivcrety Avenue
Thomas de Gruchy
Dackwon Street
Gun Bowers
Te Gruchy
Mya
Thomas Miethins
Serviers
West
Tukckawanna
KE. 2D
Kingsbury
South Bromley Avenue
Shickshinny
Mia
Pierre Lagabbe
Thinwers
Thomas Biel
John Jilkey
North Main Avenue
Patrick's Catholic Church
Jame A. Beare
Clark
North Hirde Park Avenue
Washburn Street
Local residents return from trips amid social events
Nevers, A J Tanner and wife arrive home from Lehighton with Ebenezer Williams of J D Williams & Brother. Representative T Jefferson Reynolds and Joseph Reynolds return from Harrisburg to spend Sunday. Assembly dancing class hosts a well attended session at Mears tiall with Miss Nellie Curran and an orchestra. Secretary W W Adair of the Railroad Y M C A spoke at Simpson M E church. Upcoming jar festival for St David's is planned for Monday to Wednesday. West Scranton attends Wide Awake Lodge open meeting in ALO 17 W hall. Mist cocaine incident noted. Young Women's Christian Association to convene Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev
A. J. Tanner
Lincoln Avenue
Lehighton
Slater
Ebenezer Willams
Chestnut Siest
J.D. Willams & Brother
T. Jefferson Reynolds
Joseph Reynolia
Harrisburg
Neltie Curran
W. W. Adair
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
St. David's
Cetury Hose Company
Mra. Morgenbacher
Cedar Avenue
General Grant Commandery
Knights of Malta
Hartman’s Hall
Red Cross
South Side News Company
Knights of St. George
St. Mary's Hall
Hickory Street
Mamie Farshold
Prospect Avenue
Scranton Saengerrunde
Athletic Hall
Young Woman's Christian Association
Mins Amelia Helin
Yunger Maennerchor
Germania Hall
Community groups schedule meetings and fairs at local churches
An important Hampton Street Motto Episcopal church board meeting is set for this evening at 7 90 o clock. The Ply mouth Congregational church Ladies plan a February colonial fair February 20 and 22 with quilts comforts aprons tea jackets sun bonnets and cushions plus refreshments and a 10 cent admission. Silurian lodge No 9 holds a meeting in Means hall after which Modern Woodmen of America initiates several candidates. Mary Stephens hosts a Mashlight party on South Main avenue. Warren returns from singing in Selinsing. Price leaves to start a new business in Green Rigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Street
Elet Episcopal Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Silurian Lodge
No. Fe
Means' Hall
South Main Avenue
Woodmen of America
Rattle Hall
Greenidee
Mary Stephens
Pili Warren
North Lincoln Avenue
Selingrave
Thabert
Surprise party honors Miss Sarah Neary on Water Street
North Scranton notes a surprise party for Miss Sarah Neary with violin and piano selections by Miss Bertha Muetala and Celia McAndrew. Attendees include numerous Misses and Messrs. Neary, Naughton, Gallagher, Walsh, and others. The Providence Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid to hold a social on February 15. The Bible Society union meeting scheduled with Rev John Fox to address world needs for the Word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Neary
Water Street
Bertha Muetala
Celia McAndrewa
Tuneheon Wasa
Thore
Bertha McLain
Katie Davitt
Deli McAndrew
Mumle McCarty
Bridget Cafferty
Anna Cavanaugh
Margaret Gerrity
Nora Mutherin
Katie Gallagher
John McCarthy
Joseph Walsh
Bernard Dugran
FT. Walsh
Michael Il Wride
Martin McLain
Harry Gilbride
John Schofield
Ladies Aid Society
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Maso
North Main Avenue
Dod. Sullivan
Worn Avenue
Ivan Reese
William Street
Thild
Providence Fresbyterian Church
Union Bible Society
John Fox
New York City
General Sarcrévary
The
American Bible Society
Revival Services and Church Notes
Revival services at Tripp Avenue Christian chapel attracted attendees last evening. Rev. Volyb was ill, so the pastor preached on Follow Jesus from Matthew. One confession and two baptisms followed. Mrs. Kelly assisted in music. Sunday schedule includes 10 o clock Sunday school and 11 o clock exegesis. Rev. Cobb to preach Sunday evening if well. Presbyterian notes mention Martin Mandolin club music at a Thursday reception. members include Peter Slegle Arthur Fedite Stewart Space and Mrs. Cook visiting from Staten Island. Presbyterian church reports new hours and topics The New Birth in the morning and The Young People of the New Century in the evening. Methodist Episcopal church plans preaching by Rev. A d Vain Cloft tomorrow morning and evening. strangers welcome and free will offering noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp Avenue Christian Chapel
Volyb
Matthew
Jesus
Kelly
Cobb
Ff le
Peter Slegle
Arthur Fedite
Stewart Space
Cook
Staten Island
John Maliner
Cherry Street
Chamberlain
J. Chamberlain
Crlp
Presbyterian Church
W. F. Clibens
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. d. Vain Cloft
Bente
Local Society Notes and Church Sermon Attendance
A Delaware resident and others attended a youth group event at the High School with several named participants. Green Widas delegation attended St Luke's for a Queen Victoria memorial sermon by Mov Mruticis BR Matern. Participants from Green Ridge and other locals were listed along with a note on an illness and a church service led by Rev. De. Pox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mien Nettle Lawrence
Delaware
CO. Th C
Julia Henwood
Grace Atherton
Dalia Woodruff
Plormnega Now
Thabelle Pemburg
New Irn Gales
Mroy Binner
Widas
Mivet Vloremoe Clark
Martin
Path
Zurflich
Grueter
M. Loviden
BL Cawley
Wagner
Ndl Meer
Vowarnd Walter
Ben Cavertright
Sensible Man Promises Kemp’s Dalewn for Coughs and Lung Ailments
The advert claims Kemp’s Dalewn cures coughs colds arthritis bronchitis croup and lung trouble better than any medicine. The proprietor authorizes a sample bottle to convince buyers of its merit with price noted as five dollars and five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Price
American Bible Society to address youth at Green Ridge church
A union rally at Green Ridge Methodist Episcopal Church for Sunday school and young people ends the Munday school season with Dr Pax as a featured speaker. He will instruct the youth in an engaging manner and later speak at Providence Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bichie Society
Green Ridge
In & Union Bible
Lavkarwonnu Bible
Ein Park
South Scranton Notes Pleasant Surprise Party
Mike Julia Staggerty of 427 im street received a warm surprise from Pittston friends on Thursday night. The gathering featured games and diversions, with late refreshments before departures. Attendants included Cleotie Willis Amelia McLane Colia Clifford Mabel Richards Patrick Kennedy Mabel Thornton George Williams Anna Garrn Mamie Williams Arthur Jones and Chester Willian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Julia Staggerty
Im Street
Pittston
Miss Mugmerty
Howtown
Titome
Cleotie Willis
Amelia McLane
Colia Clifford
Mabel Richards
Patrick Kennedy
Mabel Thornton
George Williams
Anna Garrn
Mamie Williams
Arthur Jones
Chester Willian
Funeral for Mrs. Lynch Follows High Mass at Cathedral
The remains of Mrs. John Lynch were laid to rest in Cathedral cemetery after a morning funeral from the Irving avenue home. A 9 o'clock cortege conveyed mourners to the cathedral for a high mass of requiem with pall-bearers Martin Roche, John Ken, Oney Sweeney, John Reardon, John Metham and Joe Quinnan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lynch
Irving Avenue
Martin Roche
John Ken
Oney Sweeney
John Reardon
John Metham
Joe Quinnan
Obituary for Tionat McDonald Pioneer of Monetown Borough
Tionat McDonald, 72, pioneer resident of Monetown Borough, died at home after a day of illness from pneumonia. He was long employed by the Penneyloannia Coat Company and loved for his community involvement in Donmore and Hawley areas. Survived by wife and many children, funeral arrangements pending, with burial in Mount Freehold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tionat McDnald
Monetowne
Pheumonis
Dream Public
Decsasnt
Baroigh
Eyiratyy
Ireland
Mhwley
Donmoré
Penneyloannia
Alent
Joseph Nreta
Vedas
Adams Asverie
Germany
Delaware, Lackawanna and Wester Company
St. Mary's Catholic
St. Peter’s Benevolent Society
Ami
Dun's Review of Trade Shows Mixed Week for New York Markets
The weekly trade review notes no standout business surge but overall favorable results. Textile prices ease by 10 to 20 percent due to the American Woolen Co. reduction, while iron and steel lines show scarce advances. Wire, oil, and wool demand shift with various contracts and export orders, and a surge in wool sales in the eastern markets appears modest after a quiet period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
L.R. G. Dun & Co
American Woolen Company
Aleer Mills
Bessemer
Texas
Red Goggles For A Bull Reach For Dexter In Bizarre Tale
A bull named Dexter in Stowe township becomes the target of red goggle pranks by local youths. After dawn, Dexter sees the world in red as the entire herd and surroundings appear tinted, driving him to a frenzy and a chaotic rampage before exhaustion ends the spectacle. A reward is offered for the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anrohutz
Stowe Towhehip
Dexter
Bull
Anechig
Fragmented OCR note with unclear names and actions
A garbled OCR pass describes a scene with unspecified people and actions. It mentions payment amounts and a request for a table, but most names and places are unreadable, yielding only a fuzzy sense of a discussion or transaction.
Hyomei the claimed cure for respiratory diseases
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as the only effective germicidal treatment for catarrh bronchitis and consumption arguing common sense supports inhaled air remedies over stomach medicines and sprays. It claims widespread testimonials are bought notes a Washington Vital Statistics trend and promises a five day cure with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Maneovnliy
Innes
Duserau of Vital Statistics
Washington
In Memory of John Marshall Linegeier Pell
Commemorative note honors John Marshall Linegeier Pell detailing his life and military service, noting family ties and community impact in a reverent tribute published by the local newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall, Linegeier
How Envoys Are Received In the United States
A description from the Saturday Evening Post explains envoy arrivals in Washington. The envoy travels in his carriage to the department of state then to the executive mansion with the secretary of state. After brief introductions the envoy reads his address and the president responds. The letter of credence is given to the president and handed to the secretary of state. Humorous and telling anecdotes include John Quincy Adams and Hannibal Hamlin critiquing court ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Envor Goea
Department of State
Executive
Etate
Hom John
W W. Foster
Saturday Evening Post
John Quincey Adame
Hannibal Hamlin
Madrid
Legation
Cold in the Head Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
A historical ad listing Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a remedy for cold symptoms. It promotes relief from congestion and fever with a compact medicinal titled product. The item reflects early 20th century over the counter cautions and branding.
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Scranton
R. W. Luce
Accanumites
Marshall
Dufour
General News
Lic
Redfern
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton
Dunmore
South Scranton
Julia Haggerty
Thomas McDonald
Andrew White
Talia Wiliow
Robinson Street
Conten
I. W. Bannister
Mie
Bannister
Seif
Newark
Ler Lome
Quincy Avenue
Tievowe
Freehold
S, OY
Mita
Joseph Kyretz
Sarah C. Seaman
Sarah
Reamans
Mon
WM. A. Mace
Wudlewatreai
Howe Ir
Dun's Review OF Trade
McInial Kaquiter
Kortell
Sihn Atigedinn
Sutton Luehuguelyde Ley
Lyceun Theatre Nee & Burgunder
Lees
Dory
Robert
Mantel
Ima
M. Tanley
W. A. Trematne
Louis Mann
Clara Oe
Eliza
Oa.l
Nell
Mildred Holland
Wile
Academy OF Music, Rbis & Burounder
Harry A. Brown
Leasees
Jack Hoeffler
Hepcatome Presenting
Hearts of Golf
John Marshall
Franklin and Marshall College
Stalin
Uncle Sam
Nervita
Nervita Medical Co
Glinton and Jackson Sts
Chicago
Ill
McGarrah & Thomas
Lackawanna Avenue
Bcranton
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