West Side Lectures Highlight Language and Youth Talks
Two lectures opened the West Side conclave with Georgi Howell speaking on language philosophy before the Order of Heptasophe and Rev MacGoldrick addressing the Young Men's Institute council. The program included multiple musical pieces and readings led by William Gilroy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgi Howell
West Side
de MacQhidnick
St. Brenden
Young Men's Institute
Tiowell
Laneguage
Father MacGoldrick
Leo Crossin
Edward Walsh
Thomas McHugh
Mre
ML FP. Wymlat
William Gilroy
Multiple Funerals Held In City As Community Mourns
The remains of Thomas J. Devan were interred yesterday afternoon at the Protestant Cemetery. Services were conducted at 2 o clock at the home of his partner on North Main Avenue by Rev. D F Jones and Rev J P Moffatt. Pallbearers included Wil Williams and others. floral testimonials abounded. The funeral of John W. Burnett was held from his Academy Street home with obsequies by Rev O T Sweet, followed by burial in Corryville New York. Pallbearers listed include J A Stewart and others. The funeral of Mrs Charles N. Fox was well attended at her North Main Avenue home and burial occurred in Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Devan
Porcet Wi
O'Cloock
Thomas Devan
Swetland Street
North Main Avenue
D. F. Jones
Tabertinels Congregational Church
Jd. P. Moffatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Wil Williams
Hichard Davis
Willan Thomas
Mileworth Davis
Billy Thomas
Albert Rose Kelley
William Brooks
George Bui
Tnedettaker Frice
John WH. Burnett
Academy Street
TD. Sweet
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Ontari Snd Western Railroad
Correvile
N. Y
J. A. Stewart
Jammer
George Schnellman
Arthur Garrison
Thomes Goock
W. HH
William Richards
Ruichard
Hiehwids
Miya
Silas Tease
Joseph U- Vis
Winiim “Lewih
Richard Richards
D. Jones
Washburn Street
Lodge group donates to West Side hospital effort
A committee from Lodge No 1 Bons of St George toured West Side hospital and pledged a donation for maintenance. West Side conclave Order of Hep tasophis contributed $0 toward the hospital. Clarke Bros employer K M Clanks chairs the committee with James J Shea and HW MM Bimford as treasurer, aiming to hand over 440 to the hospital association next Saturday night for room furnishings named in honor of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge No. 1
Bons of
St. George
West Side Hospital
Loonwitthee
West Side Conclave
Order of Heptasophis
Clarke Bros
K. M. Clanks
James J. Shea
HW. MM. Bimford
Social Evening by Martha Washington Chapter at Eaton Home
Martha Washington chapter Eastern Star lodge hosts an 8 pm social at the home of Mr and Mrs James Eaton 6 Tenth Street. All Masons and families invited admission ten cents program includes organ preludes solos glee club numbers recitations and instrumental selections by listed performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Btar Lodge
James Eaton
Tenth Street
Willikin Jones
Harry Wrighey
Marry Edwards
Isaac Price
Harry Acker
Annie Jones
Ella Goodshall
Birthday Party For Miss Elizabeth Jones At North Slyde Park
A Monday afternoon birthday gathering honored Miss Elizabeth Jones at North Slyde Park Avenue. Mrs Jones and Mr Jones hosted with Grace Acker helping serve. Attendees included Florence Crawford Marion Hall Teertha Williams Stella Morgan Martha Hughes Ruth Reese Norma Ones Ruth Williams Maud Parry Lisle Parry Ruth Williams Pearl Jenkins Clara Watkins Lizzie Williams Nora McAnulty Nelda Hughes Helen Roberts Mary L Davis John Hughes George Thomas Tay Davis Fildie Jones Cheater Thomas Harry Witking Willie Sweet Willie Brownlie Charley Newton Wille Eyhon Lennie Weed George Pughes Stewart Lewis John Costlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
1. D. Jones
North Slyde Park Avenue
Grace Acker
Plorence Crawford
Marion Hall
Teertha Williams
Stella Morgan
Martha Hughes
Ruth Reese
Norma Ones
Ruth HH. Williams
Maud Parry
Liszle Parry
Ruth Williams
Pearl Jenkins
Clara Watkins
Lizzle Williams
Nora McA
Fire escape added to Masonic building on North Main
William H. Booth, who left Hyde Park twenty five years ago for South America, is visiting to hire friends on this side while a fire escape is placed on the Masonic building at North Main avenue. Milas Hertha Snow of 500th Main avenue is visiting in Philadelphia. Miss Jessie Smith of Meridian Street is mentioned in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue
William H. Booth
Hyde Park
South America
Milas Hertha Snow
500Th Main Avenue
Philadelphia
Jessie Smith
Meridian Street
Entertaining Friends and Local Notices From Wilkes Barre Area
Entertaining friends from Newark to New York involves Blain on the citizens ticket for reelection with distributed cards. A Bellevue Welch Calvinist Methodist choir competed at a Robert Morrie festival while Margaret Jenkins of New York led volunteers. Miss Jansting captains a Volunteer army. Hyde Park girl is stationed downtown. The meeting drew good attendance as George Fareldld shows feverish rheumatic pain. Watkins Williams returns to Bloomsburg State Normal. Miss Jemima Jones from North Hyde Park Avenue recovers. Miss Allen Green visits from Binghamton. Palmer and McDonald advertise designs. Catherine Hagerty of Eynon Street visits Binghamton. Miss Prattlevans leaves Lafayette Street for a visit. Conkling hosts Wampton Street Methodist services nightly at 7.40. Spencer and White visit Hampin Street parsonage. Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Easterly travel to Mauch Chunk for an aunt’s eighty-fifth birthday. T. B. Harrison of Central Mears Hall. Mr. and Mrs. T. Cares attend William Husted funeral in Corning. Husted once worked for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western. Mrs. William V. Griffiths visits friends at Plymouth, latest styles at Roberts 126 North Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.Y
Metropolis
George Falrendld
Watkin Williams
Richard HH. Williams
Academy Effect
Bloomsburg State Normal
Echool
Younes Williams
Palmer & McDonalds
Spruce
Catherine Hagerty
Eynon Street
Binghamton
Jemima Jones
North Hye Park Avenue
Allen Green
West Side
Maggie George
Parsons
W. F. Sprodts
Prattlevans
Lafayette Street
Conkling
Wampton Street Methodist Church
Spencer and White
Thompson
Hampin Street
Robert Evans
George Easterly
North Sumner Avenue
Mauch Chunk
West Side Business Directory Items Listed
West Side directory notes WARHLET J DAVIS Florist cuts flowers and funeral designs. MORGAN S PHARMACY 101 N MAIN AVENUE prescriptions carefully prepared. A Mie assortment of trukses stationery wallpaper and picture moulding. SECOND HAND FURNITURE cash for anything you have to sell. Call and see stock of .U King 7 to TW West Lack aWONK WVOnUe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhlet
DAVIS
South Mainavenue
Jackson Street
Morgan's Pharmacy
N. Mainavenue
King
Suburban Socials and Local Meetings Highlight South Side
Community events fill the South Side with gatherings at the Young Women's Christian Association rooms and Germania hall. Contest results announce Lily Pontius winning a ring, Emma Alogier as runner up, and $3 collected for the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec
South Side
Young Women's Christian Association
Cedar N Avenue
Thimble Club
Gospel
Conrad Peil
Aliatelals
Mies
Lily Pontius
Germania Band
Schimpit
Beine Mise
Emma Alogier
Garpenter
Workinamiun
Thomas Hughes
Prospect Avenue
Mies Carroll
St. Johns Church
James Connell Todge
Order of of Fellows
Frevhnan
Crystal Landry
Scranton Athletic Clu
Germany
John RR. Sayre
New England
Arnold A. Langmore
New York City
Palmer & McDonald’s
Local Borough Candidates and Election Urgency in Dunmore
The Dunmore borough election sparks activity among Republicans as they rally around a slate including Burgess Dan Powell treasurer Laula Engle and others. Voters are urged to turnout next Tuesday to defend a cleaner borough government while noting sidewalk hazards on Blakely Street and personal notices of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Dan Powell
Treagurer
Laula Engle
William BE. Correll
C. 8
Weber
William McCulloch
M. K. Kellum
Jerry McPeek
George Jackson
Auuwors
Harry Winters
Hy BF. Marshall
A. A. Krotger
Welsh Congregational choir hosts birthday surprise in Providence
The Welsh Congregational choir celebrated Mr. David LD Lewis of Putnam Street turning thirty four with a surprise party at his home. Guests included multiple families and local residents. Philip Thomas Joshua Johns and Mrs. David Lewis performed solos while games and refreshments followed the gathering. The event supported by local lodges Kan or Kodak groups is noted alongside other city happenings. The report also mentions a benefit concert, shipping of a flag note, and burial of a local infant, with brief updates on several residents and a late basketball matchup for the city title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David LD. Lewis
Putnam Street
Philip Thomas
Joshua Johns
David Lewis
Mere Evan Price
Joshua Johnie
William Evans
Thomas M. Jones
John Lievd
Robert Williams
Wiliam Lewin
John Hobbs
Thomas J. Evans
Jonah Lewis
Evan J. Jews
Beth Johns
Wilkey-Harre
Thomas James
Wiliam Richards
Evan Gabriel
David Jones
Daniel Price
William 7. Davis
Thomas T. Davis
Timothy Jones
Marya. Price
Anna Price
Fliza Jones
Mize Margaret Service
Mary Finne
Mary J. Davis
Cecil Davis
William 4. Jones
Harmory
Brand Surveys
Canadlant Lodge
Ivorites
Ponoka Lodge
Kuilehtis
Pything
Thin Becton
Misa Beatrice Andrews
Mulherin's Hill
Ambrose Mulley
Jamain Tetumbs
Thomas Phillips
Summit Avenue
Benjamin Holimoan
Oak Street
Florida
Aira
John Watkins
Market Street
Quilte
Martin Cavanaugh
Hyde Mark Catholic
North End
Herantol
Comany
Armory
Local notes and social updates from Green Ridge
Mrs Frank Guard remains ill at her home on Housevand, as Curven travels to Northumberland to be with his mother nearing death. Hebekah lodge prepares for the Lady Washington tea on the 7th, with Bunnell inviting friends from Clifford. Mr and Mrs Benson host Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Beam in Susquehanna, J B Miller of Scranton Beef Co. in Chicago on business, Rev Mr Delmar of Mahoning County noted in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Guard
Curven
Hate Cash Lore
Northumberland County
Hebekah Lodge
Order of
Od Fellows
Bunnell
Cliford
Benson
Marion Street
Nathaniel Beam
Susquehanna
J. 3 Miller
Scranton Beef Company
Chicago
Delmar
Mahoning County
Evangelical Series Held by Primitive Methods on Market Street
A brief notice reports evangelical services held by the Primitive Methods on Fast Market Street in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghiuych
Fast Market Street
Evening notes from regional events and meetings
The report lists a funeral at For est Home cemetery in Taylor for a Mr. D W V Reutecie Interet, indicates Greenwood collieries idle until Monday, and mentions the Cora Van Tassel company of entertainers at Temperance Hall with Aetna following. Also notes a new figure received by Kermins from S J Fuhrman and a postponed O Connell council YM I meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrz
DWV Reutecie
Forest Home
Taylor
Greenwood Collieries
Cora van Tassel Company
Temperance Hall
Aetna
Mmi
Kermins
S. J. Fuhrman
Scranton
O'Connell Council
Young Men's Institute
Clifford Arrested in Wilkes-Barre Conspiracy Trial
In Wilkes-Barre on February 10, the Gedtee Weapons fraud case against Scranton men A. L. Spencer and Thomas Aubrey continued. Prosecution rested. defense portrayed Milair as ringleader. Aubrey’s testimony questioned his role and finances. Detective Clifford testified, then was arrested for perjury as court adjourned with Judge Bennett set to rule next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
A. L. Spencer
Thomas Aubrey
Scranton
Moe. Palmer
Palmer
Milatr
Messrs
Spencer
Aubrey
Milair
Phoenix Contract Company
Secetary
Joneth
Muir
Mrr. Koons
Fell Aubrey
Koons
Bennett
Shurtleff
Mercantile
Poald Spencer
Delot
Milal
Walik and Spikes
Secrantonians
John R. Davis
Mr. Palmer
Milah
W. Clifford
W. F. Clifford
Jermyn
Delaware and Hudson
Wyoming Avenue
Dime Bank
Clifford
John T. Lenahan
Lenohin
Vex
Fund Imprevzion
Eviewer
New York
Luzerne
Hennett
Will Boom Business How the Dissolution of the Steel Pool Affects Orders
The dissolution of the steel rail pool dominated iron and steel discussions. Luther Bent, head of the executive committee of the Pennsylvania Steel Company, said the price break first boosted business with orders nearing 200,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pel
Luther Bent
Hulkin
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Steel contract split amid eastern company talks
On Friday last the 20 rate steel order was distributed among the Pennsylvania Bicyle company Tackawanna Cambria and Pettiehem concerns. The concrete Mr Ment believes the deal would not have been signed before June unless the event occurred. When asked if the contract might exceed the $10 basis Mr Pent ensil said that would depend on the latitude given to the Illinois Steel consortium and if it fails to adjust matters further steps may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Bicel Company
Tackawanna, Cambria and
Pettiehem
Contcrete
Mrr
Ment Belleved
Cett
Pentensil
Sinois Steel Company
Adiuet
Fater
Pennsylvania Officials After President Roberts Death
At a Philadelphia meeting of the Pennsylvania Railroad board several key changes were made following President Roberts death. John P. Green was promoted to first vice president, Chares Park to second vice president, and M Prevost to general manager. Joseph Hutchingen became general manager of transportation, William Joyce moved to freight traffic, Samuel Kem named first assistant to the president, and T Post Lethwaite and William Patton assigned to the president's staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Repilar
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Roberts
John P. Green
First View
Chores BE. Park
Second View
M. Prevost
UAT
Dent
Joseph PL Hutchingen
William HH. Joyce
Samuel Kem
Firet
T. Postlethwaite
William A. Patton
Sightseeing Excursion to McKinley Inauguration From Lehigh Valley
The Lehigh Valley abroad offers a low cost excursion to Washington for the McKinley inauguration. Pass through Pennsylvania mountains with views described as Switzerland of America while enjoying train travel and heated accommodations. Inquire with ticket agents for schedule and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Washington
Lehigh Valley
United States
Pennsylvania
Switzerland
America
Constitutional Amendment Advances Women’s Suffrage Rights
The legislative committee on constitutional monuments votes to report an amendment to strike the word male from the constitution, granting women full rights to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toston
Pel
Jurislitive Committee On Constitutional Monuments
Situations Wanted Notices Mixed in Local Tribune
A garbled collection of help wanted notices from a Tribune page lists multiple requests. Items include a young man seeking fireman or pumpman roles, a energetic stenographer, a housekeeper, a graduate seeking bookkeeping or office work, a butcher, a tempered grocery clerk, a superintendent or foreman in brickwork, a young man seeking fireman work, a middle aged lady offering nursing engagements, and an American widow seeking a working housekeeper position. Addresses and references are included for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Place
Addrusa
Tribune of
Lles
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Side Department
D. J. Mac. Goldrick
George Howell
West Side Business Directory
Dew Glan Erych Willams
Firat
North Find
Hampton and
Twelfth Street
Hahowtsis
Williams
Jocal Welshien
Rhymney
South Wiles
Pitteton
Willams
North Mind
Hannah Rowland
Thve Fons
Avid
William
Talison
Aniron
Gonjer
Thes Daughters
Mra
James ‘Wist
Joseph HM. Terrett
Aghley
Dewwsed
Minesdowny
Ireland
New Jersey
Tle
Aele
John Torrett
Central Puallround
Joseph Terrett
Maury
Kathe Terrett
Sarah Callender
Trenseant A. Mose
Luxenne County
Yineumonia
George
Charles Callender
Pleasant Till
Wilson Callender
Carbondale
Mary Ives
Emily Newark
Alter
Samuel Snyder
Mire. Keller
Plymouth
Thomas
Sorhill
West Market Street
Aleck Collins
Hyde Mark Catholic Cemetery
Theob Fink
Allentown
Ifty
Dunmore
Blakely Street
Dr. Winters
Keystone Brewing Company
Cownell
H. L. Fréease
Blikely Street
Dianna Capwell
Cherry Street
William Rees
Clay Avenue
Minvie Folkersley
Th North End
William Jeffrey
William Dexter
Bloom Street
Nesa
Edward Murphy Wnd
Martin Crane
Monrose Avenue
Africa
Bones Drug Store
Providence
Green Ridge
Minoora
Trace Mik
Floy
Crowell
Vete & Firepatrick
Sali
Davis’ Theater
Lincoln
Carter
Sir
Lincoln J. Carter
Moosic and Rughdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chemical Co
Miss Bertha Calland
Leah
Vparter
Orchestra
G.cc
Kds Sudio’ Place
Tribune
Tribune Office
Williamsport Commercial College
O.C. M
Icity
A& Butehor
Geattoy
Ike
Aleagiva Wenda
Tribune Oles
Ike Waghiourn
Eryan
AL Ylours
Meas
Pacific Coast
St. John’s
New Foundland
England
Scotland
HOYTS
Digby Bell
Laura Joyce Bell
Victor Herbert
Arthur Voortin
Callery
Anc Balcony, Inc
Orchestra Circle
Fred
Rider
Violetta
Nobis
May Adams
Leweh
Carroll
Sam
Collins
Pitzgerald
Kelly
Matnee
Nevarsity
Gelf
On, PA
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
Sfulkk
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilkes-Garre
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
J. R. Wood
S. M. Prevost
THE
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Anton and PA
Scranto
Dr. Peal
Puan Mepiving Co
John H. Phelps
Spruce Street
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