Days events in North Scranton report two mine accidents
North Scranton notes two mine incidents with drivers James Golden and Andrew Thompson seriously hurt. Also covered are a birthday party for William, and an indefinite Cayuga mine closing notice along with a detailed spring inspection of Company H Thirteenth regiment, led by Major Millar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Golden
Dickson
Andrew Thompson
von Storch
Jenkine
William
Cayuga
Company H
Jorge Throng
W. S. Millar
Dougherty
Wilkes-Barre
C. Mattes
Whitney
Honesdale
PF. L. Mattes
Smith
Wells Corwin
John L. Hut
Leutenant
J. W. Benjamin
Thomas Parry
Peter Saltry
G. C. Rogers
Charles L. Cutler
James Loveloss
Miner Injured In Dickson Mine Accident
Jammer Golden, a driver at the Dickson mine, slipped while running alongside cars and had a leg fracture. He was extricated and sent home on Brick Avenue for treatment. Andrew Thompson, at the Von Store breaker, was severely injured in a collision at the incline and is considered seriously hurt by the physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jammer Golden
Dickson
Brick Avenue
Andrew Thompson
Thompeon
Dr and Mrs Jenkins Host Young Guests on Willie's Sixth Birthday
Dr and Mrs DH Jenkins entertained many young people Thursday afternoon at their home on North Main Avenue in honor of their son Willie’s sixth birthday. Names include Owennie Roberts, Michel Thomas, Beatrice Cirson, Oree Woll, Mellen Decker, Margaret Decker, Annie Morris, Esther Beaumont, Elisabeth Peaument, Dudley Griffin, Percy Tastor, Vanney Stoll, Trussell Morgan, Roy Reles, Willie M. Thomas, Keith Andersen, Stanley Depew, Frang Cristian, Arthur Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DH Jenkins
Orth Main Avenue
Willie
Owennie Roberts
Michel ‘Thotws
Lole Heese
Beatrice Cirson
Oree Woll
Mellen Decker
Margaret Decker
Annie Morris
Truth Amdt
Esther Beaumont
Elisabeth Peaument
Lovie Chappell
Dudley Griffin
Percy Tastor
Van
Cayuga Mine Cleared Shifts City Chronicle
A fragment notes a Cayuga mine clearance event at year ordar day, with an official or police presence at the head of the Cayuga shaft. Details are limited and guidance unclear beyond the partial phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayuga
Mine to Shut Indefinitely Thrusts Region into Unemployment
The mine will cease operations for an indefinite period impacting a large number of workers. Authorities cite uncertain market conditions as the cause while praising the mine as one of the region’s best.
Local Church and Funeral Notices Highlight Weekend
Obituaries and services mark the community this weekend with funeral for William R. Owens at North Main Avenue Baptist Church and services for Jane McGowan at Holy Rosary. Rev. Watkins and Rev. Davies preach at multiple venues while Welsh Baptist and Tremont churches plan sermons and youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Morrin
Wayne Avenue
William R. Owens
Brick Avenue
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
W. G. Watkins
Reva
Jones
W. S. Davis
John A. Evans
Washburn Street
Emily Yost
Pimira
Mrs. Brown
Albright Avenue
Janes McGowan
Leggetts Creek
Thoom Avenue
Oak Street
Holy Rosary Church
Hyde Park Catholic
Margaret Maria
West Mercaret Street
Grace Laurent
No. 25
George Warhington
Harry Simpson
Hazleton
Maggie McArdall
Nay Aug Avenue
George Smith
Alderman Roberts
Carlardlawn Lodge
O’click
Osterhout's Hall
William R. Owene
Albert Grier
Muslin Underwear Sale For Ten Days In City
Hundreds of women flock to a ten day sale as regular prices are reduced. The annual event claims genuine savings, with stock identical to the regular line and aimed at the medium and better class trade. Officials emphasize quality and integrity of the sale.
Style sale offers best muslins and gowns at reduced prices
Made from best standard Muslins and trimmed in the latest style, these garments promise satisfaction at the highest priced lines. The sale features a large choice of styles including gowns, powns, slips, and more plus baby and children’s items in this famous department now reduced.
Evening services and sermons at local churches
The schedule lists a Bunciay school at 2 p m with Thomas Jehu as superintendent. Evana preaches at the Welsh Presbyterian church on Wayne avenue in the evening. A V Bower preaches at the First Christian church in morning and evening services tomorrow, with the sermon titled A Great Question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunciay School
Thomas Jehu
Evana
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Wayne Avenue
A. V. Bower
First Christian Church
Ice Clings to Sidewalks Cause Several Accidents
West Side residents report dangerous ice from yesterday’s storm with Mrs. Joseph P. Phillips, wife of the city’s engineer, injured after a fall on icy steps and Mrs. Marie Parry, 16, suffering cuts and broken teeth after slipping on the same slick walk. A physician treated both, with Phillips in shock and contusions and Parry nursing facial wounds and a scalp injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Phillipa
Phillips
Swetland Street
Charles Parry
South Main Avenue
Parry
Mears’ Hall
Ten Foot
Patriotic entertainment at Beranton Street Baptist Church
A Washington's Birthday program at Beranton Street Baptist Church features a twenty voice chorus in ye old time costumes, solos, tableaux, and a Dickson Banjo Club performance. Selections include Indian Massacre, Birth of the American Flag, George and Martha Washington, and a flag drill by twenty four children. Refreshments and a social follow the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton Street
Washington
Alice Williams
Jung Walters
George and Marth
Galdess of Liberty
Dickson Banjo Club
Wm. Penn
Wm. Penn and Indiansi* Hanjo Bojo Greacessscdernes «Drom Clark Prugaen
Dickson Banjolus
Tabblewax
Pleasant anniversary party for Mrs Morgan at North Rebecca
A large gathering celebrated Mrs. Morgans thirtieeighth birthday at North Rebecca avenue with dancing music by Prof Howells and performances by Edgar and Steven Boston and the K of K quartette. A testmaster, refreshments, and thanks to many friends followed a merry evening of Wet Secan ton residents. detallist listings of attendees and a separate surprise party for Miss Gertrude James were reported with similar entertainment and travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Rebecca Avenue
Prof. Howells
Washburn Street
Edgar
Steven Boston
K. of
K. Quartette
Thomas Davis
Boston Williamen
Lot Ladwig
J. Hitens
J. Hopkins
Sara Brady
Margaret Stewart
Harriet Jones
Margaret Williams
Thomas Boston
Gus Eynon
Bert James
Henry Morgan
Luther Thomas
John Thomas
Charlies Cadwgan
Woodlawn Park
Benjamin Phillime
Phillips
Comet
David Reese
Thomas Miles
Cenjamin Phillips
Mre
Willam Bruning
John Niller
James Leyshon
William Bruning
Charlies Sanker
Thomas Leyshon
and Mire
William V. Griffiths
Arthur Leyshon
Thomas Jones
G. Phillips
Dattenbery
George Fields
John T. Watkins
Elizabeth Lloyd
Cora Phillips
Robert Dickson
William Shiffer
Gertrude James
Fourteenth Street
Ada Gleason
Dora Smith
Jessie Reed
Mary Stanford
Calorie Davis
Minnie Gleason
Katie Jones
Hannah James
Ethel Davis
Lizale J. Griffiths
Maggie Lewis
Edith Jones
Annie Gleason
Millie James
Jennie Gleason
Tillie James
Louise James
Leah Reese
Gertie James
Amelia James
Masters Frank Gaul
Fred Gleason
Harry Williame
Everett Delong
Kevan Griffiths
John Jones
James McHale
William Thirlwell
Wiliam Scott
Arthur Scott
Archie Reese
Howard
Woman's Blues And Pinkham's Remedy Ad
An 1890s style notice portrays the blues as a disease of female generation and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. Bennett of Westphalia Kansas and urges distressed women to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lyon Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Pinkham
Lyon
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Local Figures Named in Event Guests and Hosts
The list includes Geason, Harry Harris, Ivor Jones, Bert Lewis, Thomas James, Archileans Evans, Thomas R. Evans and George Morton. Refreshments were served by Mr. Anna Scott, Mrs. Emma Cranton and Mrs. Eliza Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geason
Harry Harris
Ivor Jones
Bert Lewis
Thomas James
Archileans Evans
Thomas R. Evans
George Morton
Anna Scott
Emma Craneton
Eliza Evans
Entertainment at Simpson church and oyster supper notices
Tuesday evening February 22 a lecture room program at Simpson Methodist church offers first class selections by local talent with ice cream after. Admission 15 cents adults 10 cents children funds go to the library. Also on Washington's birthday the Ladies Aid Society of Jackson Street Baptist serves oyster supper 4 to 7:50 p.m. and 8 to 9 p.m. a stere opticon lecture on Christ in Art follows with free admission for oyster supper tickets and 10 cent lecture admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Church
Alfred Twirling
Washington
Jackson Street
Holman Hunt
Correggio
Wedding names draw party to Philadelphia trip
Mrs BE OU Wert Mrs Luther Hopkins and Miss Edith Wert depart today for Philadelphia to attend the wedding of Miss Lettie McCullough on Tuesday night Feb 22. The Knights of Malta plan a Feb 26 initiation for 35 new members followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE Ou, Wert
Luther Hopkins
Edith Wert
Philadelphia
Lettie McCullough
Mae Watkins
Stella Knorr
New York Street
Forest City
Carpenters
Smith Brothers
Allie Correll
South Blakely Street
New York State
Mary Bellis
Avoca
John Miller
Knights of Malta
Henry Murray
Mra. Jones
North End
Harry Krause
Blakely Street
Steven Smith
Charles Hollow
John Hollow
John Youngs
Fred
Harper
Archon
B, Crawford
H. Mall
James A, Harrington
T. B. McClintock
Thomas Quinn
Frank Debew
John Hebner
Dennia McDade
Keystone Hall
James Monahan
Noah
Mra
E. J. Houghton
Pottsville
St. Stephen's Commandery
Minooka Club Social and Entertainment Planned at St Josephs Hall
Minooka Base Ball club to stage annual social at St Josephs hall Monday evening with a first class programme. Local musicians form a notable ensemble while acts include vocal solos recitations and comic numbers by known performers. Pageant showcases include blackface specialties and acrobatic features by Collins and Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Hall
Minooka Base Ball Club
Greenwood No. 1
Quinn
Father Mathew Hall
Reardon
Misa Lisle Cooke
L. F. Ketrick
Messrs
Thomas Evans
John T. Kielington
Misa May Cooke
James Murmy
Meeers
Sullivan
Lynch
Collins
Campbell
Happenings of South Scranton In Chaotic Week
Democratic Twentieth Ward election jullification at Callery's Arcade. Cedar Avenue notes recall friends and a string of mishaps: John Reap injured in the Hutton Millee incident. Albert Wonech fell on ice and broke a mand. Cornelius Ruddy was bitten by a small dog on Cedar Avenue. Ruddy later hunted the dog with a Colt revolver and a club, ending the canine’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callery
Meennn
Cedar Avenues
John Reap
Hutton
Albert Wonech
Cornelius Ruddy
Cedar Avenue
Mr. Ruddy
Ruddy
Two ACL Candidates Receive Ward Victory Celebration
Two successful candidates for acr were honored as councilmen-elect T. J. Coyne and M. J. Cusick of the Twentieth ward. About 250 constituents formed a procession to Callery's arcade with Forest Band and banners. Coyne spoke. Cusick was unable to attend but was serenaded by the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acr
T. J. Coyne
M. J. Cusick
Callery
James Keilly
Clara
Coyne
Cusick
Social Evening At ISTE Cellar Avenue Residence
The Misses Mame and Sarah Heenan entertained at their ISTE Cellar Avenue residence Thursday evening. About twenty five couples attended a jolly party with recitations vocal and instrumental solos. James F. Judge gathered several groups for flashlight fun. Four refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame
Sarah Heenan
Iste Cellar Avenue
Ther
James F. Judge
Injuries Reported At Hutton Mill And Local Fall
John Reap, about eighteen, injured at Hutton mill Thursday afternoon. Fingers of his right hand injured in the machine, with possible amputation. He was taken home on Birney avenue for dressing. Alvert Wunsch, eleven, of 518 Birch street, has a broken wrist from a fall on Beach street Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reap
Hutton Mill
Jad
Birney Avenue
Alvert Wunsch
Anna Wunech
Birch Street
Lee
Beach Street
Kolb
Burglary Report At Palm And Cedar Avenues Residence
Yesterday early, unknown intruders entered the Walsh home at the Palm and Cedar avenues corner while the couple were away visiting a neighbor. On return, Mr. and Mrs. Walsh found the rooms disordered and signs of hurried entry. Jewelry was among the items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Walsh
Palm and
Cedar Avenues
Walsh
Healthful stimulant for bodily organs cited in cold
The text notes that dead tissue in the grate must be expelled by skin bowels kidneys and lungs. A cold checks these organs and without a healthful stimulant a slight sickness can become serious.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted For Ailments
An 19th century advertisement urges use of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a preventive and remedy for grip bronchitis pneumonia and other winter illnesses. It claims it prevents congestion aids appetite and supports recovery during coughing fever and shortness of breath. Sold by druggists and grocers.
Thief Lapses Suspected After Missing Money In Upper Room
Mr. Waleh suspects an intruder knew the residents were away and failed to seize valuables due to lack of time. Proberby and likely tramps frequent the area, with possible connection to the entrance observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waleh
Scranton Social Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events
Residents share visits from Pittston avenue and Archbald with Philadelphia and New York, while the Scranton Athletic club plans a masquerade dance at Germain Hall. The South Scranton Young Women’s Christian Association meets, and church services across Cedar Avenue, Hickory Street, and Cedar Avenue Methodist host sermons and concerts for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Joyce
Pittston Avenue
Pittston
Fred Miller
Philadelphia
Kitty McCann
Cherry Street
Archbald
Harry Klauminger
Mere. C. PL van Dyke
Hobart
N. Y
Mary
Nora Joyce
Mire
John Lynch
New York City
A. McCabe
Smaks
Scranton Athletic Club
Germiain Ai Hall
Clu
South Scranton
Young Women's Christian Association
South Berantan Brave
Young Women's Christia Association
Cedar Ayvenue
Minne Faust
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
W. A. North
A. J. Colborn
Hoir
Cedar Avenue Methodist Church
Keystone Kindling Wood and Carpet Cleaning Co Notice
The Keystone Kindling Wood and Carpet Cleaning Co announces delivery of kindling wood by the barrel from seasoned hardwood and grate wood at affordable prices. Try a barrel for instant use. orders for carpet cleaning accepted after March 1 at Deckeners Pharmacy 107 N Mato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Keystone Kindling Wood and Carpet Cleaning CO
Iider
Deckenrs Pharmacy
N. Mato
Medical and legal notices listing Scranton area professionals
A dense roster of physicians surgeons and attorneys with office addresses in Scranton Pennsylvania. Names include Dr Kay Dr Frey Dr Freas Dr LaMoreaix and others plus law firms Patterson Wilcox Jessup Jessup Megargee Brothers printers and Tribune Publishing Co. with multiple downtown offices and hours.
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Scranton
W. S. Miller
Company Hi
Young Promle
Cayuga Mine
North Main Avenue
Watkins
Throop
George Davies
First Welsh Baptist Church
J. A. Evans
West Market Street
Taptiet
Globe Warehouse
Ivtec
Lee, Fife
Hill
Saseanenslitthe
Veneers
Peices
Easeneeo BC
West Side News
Norma Willams
Tadicmun
Druggista
Dunmore
Callery's
Heenan
Duffy’s
Mall
Wm. G. Clark
Washington Ave
Penn, Ave
Scranton
Mansfield State Normal
Irty
Etudente
E S. H, Albro
Mansfield, Pa
Neni
Jiekins
PIR Rchs
Adana
Green Ridge Lumber CO
RKERS
N. Main Caventii
Dickson Avenue
Mare Ist
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
New York
Grace Church
Denia
Taylor and Son
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
Leo. Murray
WASHINGTON CHEMICAL @a
Wasiiogtom, IU
Miiples
Hale Falie
Cunk ,Semedy CO
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Physicians and Surgeons
A. L. Frey
Scranton Savings Bank
Bidg
Wyoming Avenue
Mary A Shepherd
Opathiot
Adama Avenue
Bornce Street
W. &. Allen
North
Washington Avenue
J. M. Gates
Tod P.m
Madison Avenue
Cc, L_ FREAS
W. L.amoreaix
Adama
Mulberry
W. Grook
Linden Street
Baver
FR. J. Bauer
Hulbert
Megargee Brothers
Largehouse
Wallahington Avenue
Frank P. Brown & CO
West Lackawanna Ave
School OF the Lackawanna
Courkes
Apiala Uc
James M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
B. Replogle
Eal Weelaty Security
Dure
Spruce Street
Willard
Warren & Knasp
Watson, Diehl, Hall & Eee Eik
Trader” National Bank
James MH. Torrey
Hoomd
I Commonwealth
Frank FE. Boyle
Bure Billig
Rou 1
Jessup
Commonwealth Building
Alfred Hald
William J. Hand
Reomea
Frank TY. Orrell
Law
Coal Exchange
Ames W. Oakford
Board of Trade Building
ER. F. Killam
Comonwealth Bldg
Jas
I. H. Hamilton
Berani
Edward Ww
Thayer
Joseph Jeffreys
Tandy Burr Building
L. A. Watrer
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, Pa
BR Pitcher
Bersnon, Pa
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders Keey Bank
Comegys
A. W. Bertholf
Atty
Bpruce Bt
the Tribune Publishing CO
Barring & M'Swheney
Common Wealth Building
Interstate Secret
Percival J. Morius
Edward H. Davis
Roun
Boranton
Bh. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, J
Spruce St. Cor, Waeh.ave
Scragton
Frederick Lb
Brown, Architest
Rice Building
T. Lacey & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
DR. I. & Lyman
Washington Aven
DPR
H. F. Reynolds
P. O
C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
C. Snover
Lacka- Wonta Avenue
Jos
Lacka. Wanna Avenue
Leeds
Etore
Green House
Go. & Clark & CO
Beedmen
Zibglen
Proprie
Buranton
D. A
Victor Koc
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