West Scranton Heptalophs Elect Officers on Lincoln Birthday
West Side conclave No. 211 Improved Order of Heptasophs installed new officers led by Past Archon W J Morgan and Archon Charles T R Hill at Livorite hall. District Deputy Supreme Archon William Corleges presided as Hon. T Jefferson Reynolds gave Lincoln's Birthday oration. Reynolds praised Lincoln balancing north and south and noted freedom and humanity.
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West Side
Lvorite Hall
William Corlegs
Lincoln
T. Jefferson Heynolds
House of Representatives
Vig
A. Parsons
William Corless
Toger Evang
Ald
Daniels
D. Ss. Beemer
Willam
Scott
P. J. Ruane
A. Howell
W. T H. Coons
Jteger Evans
Reynolds
South
North
Memory of Lincoln Strongest Tender Cattle Metaphor
Fragmentary line extols memory of Lincoln as strongest tender bond among hearts, claiming it unites states beneath a national flag. No further context or verifiable details available.
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Lincoln
Plymouth church stocking social delights members list
Members of Plymouth Congregational Church held a stocking social in the lecture room with admission priced at twice as many pennies as the stocking size. Souvenir stockings were handed out and many returned containing money. Entertainment included vocal renditions and oratorical efforts led by chairman David G. Hughes.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
David G. Hughes
Mdna D. Evans
Misa Elois Thermas
Mary Owens
Mariam Evans
David Hughes
Thomas Roberts
David Owens
John Morgan
Abraham Lincoln
Lent Inaugurated Across Four Local Churches
Lent began with services at St. Patrick's St. Lucie's St. John's and St. David's churches. Cables blessed and distributed in St. Patrick's with sermons and benefactions. Stations of the cross planned for tomorrow. St. Lucie's and St. John's held services by Rev. Father Brocco and Rev. FP A. Friecker. Regular Lent services set for 640 700 and 800 a m. St. David's Episcopal held holy communion at 8 a m litany and penitential office at 10:30 a m and worship at 7 p.m with song and Bible study.
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St. Patrick's
St. Lucie's
St. John’s
St. David's
St. Lucie’s
St. John's
Father Brocco
A. Friecker
St. David's Episcopal Church
Semon
Programme at Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church
The text outlines a Friday evening performance at the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church in South Jain Avenue. It lists acts including impersonation and mimicry, a Ladies' Choir, recitation, a duet, and ventriloquism by performers such as Gertie Proc, Thomas Alrams, David Jenning, and Charles A. Hartley.
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South Jain Avenue
BOD Cccceeesers
Casseqesersessense
Tina
Abvoris Rochulion Co
Diet
Moekil
Mies
Pitnes
Charles A. Thurttoy
Ato
Weeoleet Ciomis
Thomas Alrams
David Jenning
Charles A. Hartley
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Coelmvill Jopklta Qhorua
F.l
Held on a Serious Charge Foreman Haggerty Faces Trial
Foreman Charles Haggerty of Broadhead Construction company is held on a serious charge awaiting trial. Local authorities report investigation details and potential implications for ongoing projects and industry safety standards.
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Charles Haggerty
The
Broadhead Construction Company
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Cure For Piles
A letter from Mia Hinkley of Indianapolis describes a doctor recommending an $800 operation for piles and says she cured them with Pyramid Pile Cure using a 50 cent box. The ad claims it never fails and offers a free mail order book on piles. Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Mich.
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Mia
Explosion at Greenville injures man. arson charge filed
In Greenville PA last Saturday a blast injured Thomas McConville of South Sumner Avenue seriously. The man in charge, named Haggerty, is jailed charged with manslaughter and held responsible for one death and ten injuries. Haggerty says he gave warning before the blast. McConville’s injuries are not as severe as first reported and he is expected to recover.
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Greenville
Thomas McConville
Sumner Avenue
Haggerty
McConville
Couple from Scranton Tie The Knot In Welsh Independent Church
William Mills of Keyser Valley and Miss Helen Haford of Fellows' Patel wed at North Scranton's Welsh Independent Church parsonage. Rev Mrs Reese officiated with attendants Thomas Ordyn and Miss Elizabeth Ellen Davies. Reception followed at John Ord home on Quay Avenue.
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William Mills
Keyser Valley
Helen Haford
Fellows’ Patel
Welsh Independent Church
North Scranton
Reese
Thomas Ordyn
Elizabeth Ellen Davies
Quay Avenue
John Ord
South Scranton Electorate Weighs Baltus Record For Ward
Social and reception tonight at Y W C A rooms. School Controller Peter Neula seeks reelection on the Republican ticket, praising four years on the Eleventh ward board for educational work. Baltus is noted as injured after coasting on Hickory Street when he ran into a wagon on Cedar Avenue.
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Board of
School Control
Carl Baltus
Hickory Street
Cedar Avenue
Peter Neula
Influence grows as term progresses in Eleventh ward
The article lauds an office holder for continued influence and a strong second term, praising his quiet hard working leadership and noting plans for a new building in the Second district of the Eleventh ward to replace outdated facilities.
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Hia
Accidental Coasting Injury News from Hickory Street
Carl Baltus, son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Baltus of Hickory street, was injured while coasting near home on Hickory street. A wagon struck the front wheel as he descended Cedar avenue, causing scalp wounds and a severe left forearm injury. He was taken to Alderman Lentes’s home for care and Dr Kolb attended him.
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Carl
Jacob Bultus
Hickory Street
Cedar Avenue
Baltus
Lentes
Kolb
Scranton Athletic Club Meet and Local Events
A regular Scranton Athletic Club session is planned for this evening. Mrs. Peter Hiltz lies seriously ill at her Cedar Avenue home. The Defenders face the state champions in a basketball game at St John's hall tonight. A kindergarten mothers' meeting occurred in the Young Women's Christian Association rooms yesterday afternoon. John and Olena Litto filed charges with Alderman Lentes against Joe and Steven Kotrich and John Lipplack for aggravated assault and threats. Tipplarto was discharged while the Kotrich brothers await court under $000 bail. A social and reception program is planned at the YWCA on Cedar Avenue with a featured recitation titled The Heartsease.
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Scranton Athletic Club
Peter Hiltz
Cedar Avenue
St. John's Hall
Schley
Young Women's Christian Association
John
Olena Litto
Lentes
Joe
Steven Kotrich
John Lipplack
Tipplarto
Brothers Kotrich
Young Women’s Christian Association
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsements In Scranton Area
Read this testimonial from Mrs. Margaret Moses of Hyde Park praising Dean's Kidney Pills for years of back and kidney pain that left her unable to work. She credits relief to the pills after a neighbor recommended them, urging others with kidney trouble to try the remedy. Sold by Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo NY, 50 cents per box.
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Dean
Scranton
Margaret Moses
Washburn Street
Hyde Park
Ain Dean
Jenkins
Foster-Milburn Co
Builelo
United States
Deat's
Young elocutionist Miss Cora Youngs hosts Lyceum reception
Miss Cora Youngs, noted elocutionist, gave a fine impression at the Iurdia homes and will host an Ameigo gathering at the Lyceum with refreshments afterward and a clever musical program to follow.
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Cora. Youngs
Iurdia
Lyceum
Various Local News and Events From Wilkes-Barre
Local injuries after a roof fell on Patrick McManiamon in Oak street. Mulley team wins bowling contest 1,548 to 1,066. North Emplee club hosts a fundraiser on Feb 20 to cover Allentown trip costs. Baby boy arrives to Owen Loftus on Leggett street. John Sherwin visits Wilkes-Barre from Dunk street. Mrs. Daniel Thomas recovers from injuries. Free school vaccination planned Saturday. Albert Lloyd moved to Moses Taylor Hospital for surgery. Third regiment of Philadelphia to play North End Stars tonight. Stars previously defeated Philadelphians. Miss Fannie Wilson returns home to Wilkes-Barre. George Mulley home welcomes newborn. Young People's Society reception at North Main Avenue Baptist church. Benefit for widow of Lewis Thomas draws large attendance at Puritan Congregational Church. Martin McNamara recovering from Von Storen nine injuries. John Lynett returns to St Mary’s Baltimore after vacation. Em A White sent home on Green street. Michael Grogan of Avoca visits. North End State defeats Sanderson Hill Stars 11 to 4. Providence Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets at 1:00 p.m. at 2510 North Main Avenue with Mrs. John McDonald.
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Patrick McManiamon
Oak Street
Coyugna
Mulley
North Emplee Club
Allentown
Owen Loftus
Leggett’s Street
John Sherwin
Dunk Street
Wilkes-Barre
Daniel Thomas
Putnam Street
Albert Lloyd
Wayne Avenue
Moses ‘Taylor Hospital
Third Regiment
Philadelphia
North End Stars
Fannie Wilson
George Mulley
Weston Plaice
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Lewis Thomas
Puritan Congregational Church
Martin McNamara
West Market Street
von Storen
John Lynett
St. Mary's Vermiary
Baltimore
Em. A. White
Green Street
Michael Grogan
Avoca
North End
Sanderson Hill
Providence Women's Christian Temperance Union
John McDonald
North Main Avenue
Obituary notices from Scranton residents reported
Obituaries list Mrs Mary Morgans of Church Avenue who died at 3 am yesterday, leaving husband William Morgans and two children. funeral at 2 pm Friday from the home with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. Also noted are Miss Nettie B D Clary of Montrose who died last night at 12, age 20, a International Correspondence Schools teacher. John Lilly, Luzerne Street resident, died after illness. infant child of May and Myre Harry Spears, died yesterday at 1700 Price Street. funeral plans to be announced.
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Mary Morgans
William Morgans
Church Avenue
Nettie
Clary
Montrose
James Butcher
Sooth Sumner Avenue
International Correspondence Schools
James Clary
James
Chivy
John Lilly
Luzerne Street
John McHugh
Margaret
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
May
Myre
Harry Spears
Hugh Williams
Price Street
Funeral of Mrs Bridget Devine Ahead of Requiem Mass
The funeral for Mrs. Bridget Devine will be held from her daughter Catherine Murton's home on Mineral Street at 4 40 o clock this morning. A high mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Peter's Cathedral, with interment at Dunmere Catholic Cemetery.
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Bridget Devine
Catherine Murton
Mineral Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Dunmere Catholic Cemetery
Scranton Ward Totals and City Assessments Listed
Public notices list ward roll figures for Twentieth Twenty-Second etc and city department items. Entries reference tax assessments for church property and street paving costs, with totals and references to the Police Bureau and Water Supply Co.
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Gtorge
Dunmore Doings Thomas Henwood Candidate Biography
Thomas Henwood, Republican candidate for poor director, was born in Jermyn in 180. He worked in mines there until 1890, became station agent for the Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad, stayed until 1899, then started a mercantile business at Dunmore Corners in the Frost building at Chestnut and Drinker streets. He is described as fully qualified and accessible to assist residents.
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Thomas Henwood
Jermyn
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Dunmore Corners
Frost Building
Chestnut and Drinker Streets
Henwood
Revival Meetings At Tripo Avenue Church Begin Strong
Revival services opened at Tripo Avenue Christian Church with a full house last night. Organizers report strong attendance and expect continued gatherings through the week.
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Tripo Avenue Christian Church
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by North Star Reader
Mrs J A Moore of North Star Michigan commends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best for coughs colds and croup in her family. She says she has used it for years and that she has full confidence in the remedy. Sold by all druggists.
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Mre
J. A. Moore
North Star
Mich
Weighty track themed sermon on holiness and worship
The speaker urges keeping man on the track of holiness through prayer and Bible study. Mr. Wright delivers a pleasing address while the theme compares man to a locomotive and emphasizes divine guidance.
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Sion
Brook street worker injured in wagon accident
William Cumming of Brook street suffered a broken arm when he was thrown from his wagon yesterday. He was taken to Lackawanna hospital for treatment and later returned home. The Presbyterian church Young Ladies mission circle meeting was postponed to Monday night. Martin Gibbons traveled to Harrisburg for a state school directors convention. Mr and Mrs E W Bishop and Miss Ruby Yost are visiting Georgetown. Horn-To Mv and Myre. David Patterson of Green Ridge street and Son is mentioned.
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Weber
Eynon Street
Margaret ‘Thredfall
van Buren Avenue
Hev
Thomas de Gruchy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
West Side Central Republican Club
Patriotic Order of America
Electric Camp
Washington Hall
Thomas McHugh
Jackson
Brennan
George
Martin Quinn
Laffayette Street
Luckawannk Hospital
Jessie Puff
North Lincoln Avenue
Robert
Ki. I. Post
Chestnut Street
Eliszabeth Grinder
New York City
Merrifield Street
Augusta Polhimus
North Sumper Avenue
David Thomas
Decker's Court
William Cumming
Brook Street
PP Matthews & Sons
Lackawanna Hospital
Young Ladies* Mission Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
Martin Gibbons
Harrisburg
E. W. Bishop
Ruby Yost
Georgetown
Horn
Myre
David Patterson
Green Ridge Street
Lecture in Guernsey Hall Promoted by Local Camp
A February Miessay evening program in Guernsey hall under the Modern Woodmen of America will feature a welcome by National Lecturer FE Whelan from Madison, Wisconsin. George Howell will chair and Recorder W L Connell will give the opening address. State Deputy John F Harris of Heading is expected to attend and speak.
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Miessay
Guernsey Hall
Modern Wooden of American
FE. Whelan
Madison
Sehools
George Howell
W. L. Connell
John F. Harris
Heading
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West
A. Corless
W. J. Morgan
T. Jefferson Reynolds
Plymouth
Evan Evans
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
South Malin Avenue
Entertainment and Social
UU Uwe
Adriane
Veilings
Milo Armures
Oliva
Etamines
Prunellas Lansdownes
Globe Warehouse
Game Nu Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Valentine Socral
Epworth League
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Simpson Methodist Pisconal Church
Electric City Wheelmen
Club Heass
First Baptist Church
Robert Carson
South Main Avenue
Holy Name Society
Keystone Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
General News
Wendell Phillipa
Jackson Street
International Textbook Company
Benjamin Bella
Shickshinny
Margaret Belles
Edward Morse
Jackson S Street
Third Naonal Bank
Igane ‘Tague
West Nicholson
P. W. Tague
Viola Evans
North Bromley Avenue
Old Telephone Exchange
Edward O’ Boyle
North Garfield Avenue
Pittston
Peter Neals
Wari
Onty
Drpierces
Weanoren
Woodlawn Park
Twentieth Ward
Pitt Ward
Fifth Ward
Kenanton
Eeveresarensenne
Secanton Lanniber Comipny
Straiton
Straiton Supply and Machinery
Furvan
Firedames
Doyle
Maloney
Uid Manufacturiig Co
Gilhool
Eailer
Nalin
Pitestnsettce Gecccyesiens
Spring Brook
W. Memei
Williams Directory Co
Ao Consolidated
Thobindin
Oltyy
Oat
Ballentine
Treader
Cuty Sea
Gag and Water Co
Cc TV
General City Printing and
Etailinery
Tngutance
Eddie
Dunmore Doings
Thomas Len Woo
Ofte of Poor Dinewtoy
Chamberlain
David Kennedy
H. Stroud
Canastota
N. Y
Bright
Rondout
M. W. Thauilew
Robert Mantell
Hamlet
York State
New York
Davil Higgins
Georgia Waldron
Academy of
Lusic
A. J. Daly
M. Reis
Lessee
Monlaw
MHS
Tom Thumb
Haron Magi
Nieht Pela
Marks Brothers Dramatic and Vaudeville Company
May A. Bell
Star Theatre
Alf. G. Herringtos
FERRY
Bohemians
Guernsey
Modern Woodmen of America
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