Campbell arrest over pigeon theft case ends in search
John Campbell of Grant avenue faces a theft case from William Auspough of North Garfield avenue. A hearing before Alderman Mialr sent the matter to court. Campbell was absent and the sheriff was ordered to arrest him. The bond was forfeited if he could not be found as officers sought the elder Campbell who lies ill. A younger Campbell swore out an arrest warrant for his brother as officials move to compel attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
Grant Avenue
William Auspough
Garfield Avenue
Atdervyian
Campbell
Thomas Campbell
Thomas Campbell, Jr
Blaly
Jobn
John Jones
Volunteers of America Welcome Supper At Armory
More than 400 tickets sold at a Welcome supper for Captain and Mrs. S. W. Johns at the Armory of Post 2 Volunteers of America. The meal, prepared by West Side donors, cost only 28 cents for milk, with profits at least $40. Waitresses included Hattie Brooks and Gertie Young among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post 2
Volunteers of America
West Side
W. Johns
Hattie Brooks
Gertie Young
Sloring
William Willlons
F.jd. Capwell
Kate Lewis
William Young
Airs. Jarvis
William Jones
James Morris
John Price
Dpd. Price
Jamies Lewis
Funeral of Martin Gurrell Attended by Many at Van Buren
The funeral of the late Martin Gurrell from his life presidency on Van Buren avenue was largely attended. Floral offerings adorned the coffin and pallbearers included M Madden T Tigur M Skelley Tot Culkin Josenl Correll and M Lee. Interment followed at Hede Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gurrell
van Buren Anyeniwe
M. Madden
T. Tigur
M. Skelley
Tot Culkin
Josenl Correll
M. Lee
Hede Park Catholic Cemetery
West Side Wheelmen Seek New Clubrooms on Main
The West Side Wheelmen plan to relocate from their current second floor sab house on South Main avenue to better quarters. They aim to rent a building on Jackson street beside the hospital to improve space and access for their bicycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Hospital
Hospital Association Meeting Highlights Emergency Patient Access
Saturday evening's Hospital association meeting disclosed that patients in emergencies can be admitted directly to the hospital without prior orders from physicians or directors. The secretary was tasked with public clarification through the Times Says proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hospital Association
Birthday celebration for Miss Jessie Owen in Taylor
Mr and Mrs W G Owen of Oak Street Taylor entertained friends in honor of their daughter Miss Jessie Owen. Pastor Rev Thomas de Gruchy and wife attended. Walter Prince and Peter Price from Taylor performed on clarinet and piano. Luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Owen
W. G. Owen
Oak Street
Taylor
Hev
Thomas de Gruchy
Jackin Bireet Maguist
Walter Prince
Peter Price
Lectures and local notices on West Side civic events
Professor George Howell will lecture Wednesday evening before the Wear side conclave of Heptasophs at Robert Morris hall on the subject Worse. Rev D J MacGouldrick will speak tomorrow to St Brenden council Young Men s Institute. Agron James, formerly of Montana, starts market cutting works on Bellevue Heights. Judge H M Edwards elected director of West Side Hospital association. Elite class social at Mears hall Feb 10 expected to draw West Side youth. Mr and Mrs Philip Williams hosted guests last Thursday. Flowers offered by Palmer McDonalds 54 Price. SF William G B Prosser of North Hyde
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howell
Robert Morris Hall
D. J. MacGouldrick
St. Brenden Council
Young Men's Institute
Agron James
Montana
Bellevue Heights
West
H. M. Edwards
West Side Hospital Association
D. M. Jones
Mears Hall
West Side
Philip Williams
Lafayette Street
Palmer & McDonalds
Pruce
William GB. Prosser
North Hyde
Drug Clerk's Good Eye Prevents Suicide Attempt
A despondent Syracuse man, C. W. Moseley, attempted self harm with chloroform after buying it at a Phelps drug store. Clerk Frank Beavers alerted staff, leading to Moseley's restraint and police custody at Westminster. He has a history of heavy drinking and recent distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallion
Frank Beavers
Phelps’ Pharoieg
Beavers
Con
Lohmann's
Westminster Beavers
Merk
McBride
Syracuse
Moseley
Ridgeway
Sin
W. J. Fulton
Miss Galland to perform four plays at Academy of Music
Bertha Galland former city resident will appear at the Academy of Music next Monday with a carefully selected company. She will present Romeo and Juliet The School for Scandal Macbeth Leah the Pioneer with music and dance numbers. Her costumes, designed from London Paris fashions, are historically accurate and of rich material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Galland
Academy of Music
Romeo
Juliet
Beau- Gol
Gialland
Lendyn
Parle
Irving
Boretha Galland
George Edgar
H Clifton
Cyril Young
Leon Hall
John de Gow
Strong
Miss Galland
Otis Galland
Lady Teazle
Macbeth
Miss Gailand
Leah
Day and Night Scholars Debate On Africa Question
Day and night students from the east dining area met in the No. 27 school lecture room on Friday evening February 5 for a lively debate. The day school team argued Africa’s potential to surpass North America in civilization and defeated the night school group after a well prepared exchange of cello points. Both sides claimed greater knowledge of the dark continent from the contest. The debating pairings occur biweekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
North
Republican candidate for justice of peace praised in Dunmore politics
Abner A. Krotger, Republican candidate for justice of the peace, hailed in Dunmore as straight and manly with unquestioned qualifications. The piece notes his unanimous nomination by Republicans and predicts the election outcome as a foregone conclusion. The article also lists local officials and social events including a masquerade ball by the Electric Engine company and a birthday celebration on Spencer avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner A. Krotger
Justice of the Peace
Dunmore
Guth
Mine Poreman
James Wilson
Spencer Avenue
Tire
Georges
Marla Webber
Flora Bruning
Lizzie Brady
Emma Washburn
Rose Bernhardt
Annie Mead
Floorence Spencer
Blanche Harper
Lauran Brady
Margeryden
Mabel Blickens
Myrtle Burns
Esther Colter
Jennie Blickens
Lizzie Mead
Minnie Henning
Rose Farrell
Anna Schroeder
Lizzie Bankhert
Stylla Monahan
Ida Bruning
Margaret Stewart
Grace Harvey
Martha Wilson
Lingle Stewart
Indgar Jones
William Perrys
Ernest Pinch
Thorns Hughes
Ted Jones
Trase Farrell
Cwnee
Pennsylvania Coal Company
James Thompson
Clay Avenue
Pittston
Migs Irace Berlew
Frank Bingham
Cherry Street
Harry Tregear
Blissely Street
Loyal Temperance Legion
Boyle's Hall
R. L. GH
Baltimere, Md
E. J. Waughton
Family to Attend Funeral of Mrs. Hines in Bradford
The family will travel to Bradford to attend the funeral of Mrs. Hines, sister of Signa, with arrangements noted by Palmer and McLonaid at 644 Spruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie
Mrs. Hines
Bradford
Choice Cut
Palmer & Mclionaids
Spruce
North End Stars Defeat Pinerook Crescents In Close Basketball
Crowds packed Providence armory as the North End Stars edged the Pinerook Crescents 2 to 0 in a fast hour five minute game. McKinskite led the Stars with a key basket and 8 Davis starred defensively. Scranton Regimental set for a showdown next Thursday. Funeral plans announced for Joseph Webb at his daughter’s Hollister avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Stars
Pinerook Crescents
Crescenta
McKinskite
Stars
Davis
Scranton Regimental
North End
Harmory
Scranton
North Enda
Pittston
Nanticoke
Joseph Webb
Tribune
Willan Wells
Hollister Avenue
Chinchilla
Mise Magrie Thornton
West Market Street
Wilkes-Carte
Independent Hose Company
Mutherin Hall
Nureka Baseball Club
O'Donnell
David Evans
Summit Avenue
Anna Twiss
Race Street
Daniel Urns
Arthur Street
John Nealon
Buffalo
Injuries and social notices from a small town ledger
Little Mary Mooney injured last Friday while sliding near Kelly's quarry on Birney avenue remains in recovery at home on Pittston avenue. She fell from a sheet leading over a rocky precipice, suffering a broken bone, severe scalp lacerations, and many stitches. Also noted are visits, society meetings, and upcoming events including a Germania Hall ball and a marriage announcement for George Moser and Carrie Stahler on the South Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mooney
Pittston Avenue
Kelly's Quarry
Birney Avenue
Mary
Clearwater
Wilcox
J.by
Pear Street
Thoms Flandaghan
Port Jervis
Murphy and Company Oldthing Firm
New York City
Andrew Best
Carrie Stahler
South Side
St. Mary's
Girls Strike At Freeman Factory Over Wages
Seventy five girls employed at the Freeman overall factory on Linden Street went on strike Saturday noon to protest a proposed wage cut in the bib department where twelve workers are employed. The firm has advertised for fifty new hands. Only a dozen girls, long in the employ of the concern, remained at work yesterday. Those who struck stayed away from the building and no interference was attempted with those continuing to work. Much of the factorys unfinished work has been sent to the Binghamton plant where 204 girls are employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Overall
Linden Street
Bib
Binghamton
Examination for permanent certificates scheduled at central school
An examination for permanent certificates will be held on Blakely Saturday, February 20, at the central school building reached by the Peckville street car line. Leave the car at Academy street or Mott Haven hotel. Notify C. A. Kenyon at once if taking subjects beyond the common branches. committee meets next Saturday to arrange the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely
Peck- Ville
Academy Street
Mott Haven Hotel
C. A. Kenyon
See'y
Olyphant
Company store to stage talent night at Excelsior Hall
The Lackawanny Tron nd Coal company store workers host an entertainment and social at Excelsior Hall on Wyoming Avenue tonight. The feature is a drama written by clerk M J Murphy and produced by a cast of company store employees directed by Joseph KE Hannelly George Harvey and M J Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanny Tronnd Coal Company
Excelsior Hall
Wyoming Avenue
M. J. Murphy
Josph KE. Hannelly
George Harvey
To Cure a Cold in One Day
An advertisement touts laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising cure in one day with a refund offer. Drugstores urge purchase at 25 cents and guarantee satisfaction or money back.
Thurlow Homeopathic Institute Promises Free Doctor Service
The Thurlow Medical Institute at 88 Spruce Street Scranton advertises free physician services with paid homeopathic remedies. It claims cures for teething ailments asthma dyspepsia kidney disease piles lumbago neuralgia and female disorders. The institute reports thousands of testimonials and offers free bedside prescriptions by postal card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurlow
Scranton
Thurlow Medical Institute
Obituary notices from Avoca to Pottsville column
A string of obituaries details the deaths of Harry Nehone of Avorn at the family home on Parker Street after illness, Mrs. Michael McHine of Olyphant, Mrs. Boland of Carbondale, Mrs. Geary of Beranton, John Davis of Plymouth, Mrs. Harriet Alter of Plymouth, John Baab of Wilkes-Barre, Mrs. Geary and Lewis Garrigues of Pottsville. Surviving relatives, funeral times, and burial places are listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nehone
Avorn
Puarker Street
Ape
William
G. Summons
Avoca
Mra. Whyte
Dundaff
John and
Mathew
Michigan
Sons of St. George
Aelock
Primitive Methodist Church
Langeliive Cemetery
Harriet A. Alter
Plymouth
Fecensid
Alfred A. Hazlett
Alina Hess
Shickshinny
John Baab
Wilkes-Barre
Inauguration Excursion Trains to Washington
Lehish Valley Railroad offers low cost excursion trips to Washington for the McKinley inauguration. Travel through Pennsylvania mountains to view scenery dubbed the Switzerland of America, with advertised train accommodations and schedules from local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Washington
Lehish
United States
Pennsylvania
Switzerland of America
Mystic Cure Promises Rapid Rheumatism Relief
A dubious patent remedy claims to cure rheumatism and neuralgia in one to three days. It asserts quick systemic action and immediate disappearance of the illness after the first dose. Sold by Carl Lorena at 1S Lackawanna Avenue, Berauton, a local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lorena
Lackawanna Avenue
Berauton
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West Side Department
Park Avenue
Prudential Insurance Company
Llaundry
SK. Ki. Lord
Roberts
North Maine
Thomas J. Bevan
Wetlland Street
North Math Avenue
Parent Hill
KE. ¥. Harrison
Mears Hill
Malin Avenue
Harriet J. Davis
Flortst
Houth Malin
Morgan's Pharmacy
N. Matn Avenue
J.C. King
W. Joflns
Martin Gurrell Burted
Hurgess
Dan Powell
Loulanile
William BE. Correll
C. 8. Weber
William MecCulloch
M. K. Kellum
Jerry Meleak
Street
Charge Jackson
Harry Winters
H. B. Muhanid
Jikellee
A. A. Krotger
Green Ridge
Ahner A
Kr&tarr
Jueliow of the Peace
Bowman
Moscow
A. G. Brant
Cipouse Avenue
George Snyder
Penn Avenue
Mra
Samuel Found
Prompton
C.T. Bellamy
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Luther Smith
New York Street
FM. Loomis
Scranton High School
Tt. Hand
Beranton
North Park
Epworth
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Bessie Stackhouse
W. HL Lanyon
C. O
Treverton
W. A. Treverton
Annie Davies
Mary Jones
Siege Leonard
Hattie Micharils
Allee Thomas
Cassie Edwards
Jane Jean
Aginie Hazelton
Mary Hagelton
Mary Bmlder
Carrie Morton
Kate Iwi Hen
Hewele Stanton
Stella Hiceins
Annie Burns
Julia Burns
Joe Lloyd
Robert Richards
Evan Phillips
Archie Corain
Bob Lihoud
David Lewis
Tom McClecky
W. Hickman
Clarence Higging
John Aiken
John Menning
Robert Morton
Joe Miles
Levarn Stanton
John Roberts
Providence
South Side News
Freeman
Entertainment and Social
Michael McHinle
Hudson Street
Olyphint
Thomas
John P McHale
Olyphaint
Mise Mary J. Mobiale
Thomas Holand
Carbondale
Boland
York
England
Frank
Nellie Andreaddle
O'Cl
St. Mase's Cemetery
John Davis
Salvation Army
That Place
Lewis P. Garrigues
Pottsville
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Modsic Powder CO
Modsic and
Rughdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Electrica Patterson
Posu
Repauno Chemical Co
Ent
Joh Ke
Sener
Mise
Floy
Crowell
Une
Armitage & Fitzpatrick
Tmackreruily
Sala
Humbers
Chase & Farrar
Patroniza
Soraaton Abbeah i
Lackawanna Lubricating CO
Capouse
Yan LI
Washburn
Crosby
Pacific Coast
St. John’s
New Foundland
Ireland
Hoyt
Digby Bell
Laura Joyce Bell
Victor Herbert
Arthur Voogtin
Prices—Gallery
Orseennee Circle
Partor Nies
Davis’ Theater
AL. Reeves
Big Burlesque Co
Vauderville
Nevarsky
Scrant
Belf
On, PA
Addess Business Manager
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes
Dr. Peal
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