North Scranton Day’s Doings Highlights Local Events
A column notes a near escape in the Marvine Mine, the marriage of Daniel Hu Coleman and Mia Mary Ann Unaworthe, and the arrest of George Smith on a serious charge. Mrs. Ruth Michael, widow of David Michael, died suddenly at Daniel Reese’s home on Sprig Street after a brief illness. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 4 PM at the Reese residence with Rev. J. A. Evans officiating. interment in Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvine
Daniel HU
Coleman
Mia
Mary Ann Unaworthe
George Smith
Ruth Michael
David Michael
Daniel Reese
Sprig Street
Noo
Michel
Orlock
J. A. Evans
West Market Street
Welsh Baptist Church
Washburn Street
Miner Hurt In Mine Accident At Vine Yard
William Turns, a driver at the Mar vine mine, was badly hurt yesterday morning while riding a front end of a trip of cars on a slight incline. His foot caught on the road bed and he was thrown beneath the cars. Quick action by fellow workers saved him, and he was carried to his home on Breaker Street with a severe head injury and other cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Turns
Marvine
Berneath
Marriage of Daniel H H Cole man and Mary Ann Uneworth
The couple Daniel HH Cole man and Mary Ann Uneworth were married yesterday afternoon at the Church of the Good Shepherd rectory by the Reverend PF Ballentine. Both are middle aged and well known locally. Evan McGinnis hosted a surprise party that evening at his West Market Street home with many friends gathering for refreshments and merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel HH
Coleman
Mary Ann Uneworth
Thie Price
Huey Colemniwel
Church of the Good Shepherd
Ballentine
Evan McGinnis
Officer George Smith Arrested by First Ward Constable
George Smith a special officer was arrested yesterday by Constable Beth Smith of the First ward at the instance of Mrs Maggie McArdall of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Beth Smith
Maggie McArdall
Nay Ave Avenue Allegation of Criminal Frault Against Alderman Fidier
Nay Ave resident alleges the defendant attempted a criminal fraud against her. Smith entered a ball gift in the sum of OO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Evening with Patriote' at Providence Methodsat Church
Parish literary society held an Evening with Patriotism in the church parlors with readings by society members. Florence Walker and No 25 School pupils presented Washington exercises yesterday afternoon. Funeral notices and local society events fill the day with services and entertainments planned in Forest Hill and East Market Street parishes.
Local Notices From Scranton Area Items
Services at St Mark's church this week include Monday and Wednesday evenings, with various crests and family notices. Miss Terising Perrella and Antonio Muck wed yesterday in Scranton. funerals for Mrs Edward Beyea and Mary Howard held or noted, with interments at local cemeteries.
Annual St Leo's Tourist club ball in Mears hall
About one hundred couples participated in the grand march at the second annual St Leo's Tourist club ball held in Mears hall last evening. Twenty four dances were enjoyed with Miss Fertha McAlpin and P J McAndrew leading the grand march. The event supported the club’s attendance at the Boston MA based national abstinence convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leo's Tourist Club
Mears’ Hall
Misa Marie Sheerin
Cornelius Coleman
P. J. McAndrew
M. J. Hennigen
Patrick O'Toole
D. FP. Healey
P. A H. Buckley
Patrick McAndrew
Henry Eagen
John Connors
Patrick Grainey
Philip McAloon
William Kelly
John Gaughan
Con
Coleman
M. May
James Peenal
Thomas Connors
Robert McNichols
Patrick Cadgan
James Murthy
John Cadgen
T. C. Gilroy
P. J. Gilroy
John Gallagher
M. McDonouh
James Reap
James Cusick
William Grant
Richard Lonergan
William Vanston
Daniel Megan
T. Tierney
M. Flaherty
Fertha McAlpin
School Savings Show Modest Receipts at No 18
Interest shown by the school children in weekly savings remains modest with collections at No 18 School matching prior totals. Teachers reported sums received for yesterday's session including numbers for Professor David Owens Mirth Wath Elizabeth Lewitt Hertha Kelly Nellie Richards Catherine Phillips Nellie Kelly Elizabeth Price Sarah McBonale Mary Harris and others. Exercises for Washington's Birthday were conducted across departments with the children performing creditably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Pault
David Owens
Lewitt
Hertha Kelly
Nellie Richards
Catherine Phillips
Nellie Kelly
Sarah Mcbonale
Mary Harris
Washington
Ye Old Follies Concerte at Plymouth Meeting House
The fifteenth February programme lists Time Beater Jenkin Jabus Kynon and Harpsichordist Heersheba Williama with a full chorus performing songs including Columbia and Auld Lang Syne. Obediah Phillips and Becky Joseph lead youths and families in a town concert with refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Meeting House
Jackson Turnpike
Earlie Candle Lyting
Jenkin Jabus Kynon
Columbia
Eynon
Johnnie Sands
Obediah Phillips
Menne
Womenne
Lone
Jehoshaphat Owens
Cousen
Zachiary Evans
Becky Joseph
Jedediah Cadwean
Peldlar
Adonijah Phillips
Menne Bingera
Bellevue church hosts Washington’s Birthday tea and program
The Bellevue Calvinistic Methodist Church ladies plan a Thursday evening tea from 5 o clock in the church parlors followed by an entertainment for Washington’s Birthday. Elaborate preparations promise exceptional pleasure with a menu of tempting viands and a musical program. Participants wear unique costumes and tableaux will feature the event. Admission is ten cents and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Wallace Exhibits Brahmas At Madison Square Show
George Wallace of Price street returned from the poultry show at Madison Square Garden New York where he displayed four Brahmas and two bantams earning second prize for Brahmas and first prize for bantams He refused a 60 dollar offer from a prominent English breeder hoping to win top honors at the next Brahma exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
Price Street
Madison Square Garden
New York
Wallace
Services for Alice Young Held at Family Residence
The services over the remains of Alice Young, nearly eleven, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Young of 234 Railroad Avenue, were held yesterday afternoon at the family home. Friends expressed sympathy for the bereaved parents after a bright child who was popular with playmates. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. The text notes the remains of Mrs John Quigley later in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Street
Hyde Park Catholic
Benjamin H. Thomas
Alice
John Young
Railroad Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Mra
John Quigley
A Sensible Man Promotes Kemp’s Baleam Remedy
An offer claims Kemp's Baleam and Laings cure coughs colds asthma cronchitis croup and throat lung troubles. The proprietor authorizes druggists to give a sample bottle free to prove merit, priced four pence and ec.
Evening parish entertainments and socials listed
Tonight various churches host patriotic programs, old Folks concerts, youth socials, tea served, and a Camp 313 event at St David's hall. Jackson Street Baptist offers an oyster supper and stereopticon lecture by Rev Thomas de Gruchy on Christ in Art. Admission ten cents. oyster supper free for ticket holders. supper times 5 to 7 and 9 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Plymouth Congregational
Scranton Street Baptist
Chestnut Street German Presbyterian Church
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Jackson Street Baptist Church
St. David's Hall
Washington
Bellevue Calvinistic Methodist Church
Jackson Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thomas de Gruchy
Community Church Events And Local Notices In Keyser Valley
Rev J W Sweet preached at Allla mission in Keyser Valley last evening. The meeting will be in charge of WI Crawford this evening. Funeral arrangements for Peter Kelly of Hillside Home include Bellevue Catholic church service and Hyde Park Catholic cemetery interment. Choir rehearsals at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian are canceled due to weeklong religious meetings. Cantata Jeptha and His Daughter will be reheard a week from tonight. Paseo Petro caused a warrant for Joseph Knapp’s arrest on assault charges. Knapp held for court with Carlucci as bondsman. Epworth league reading course met at J T Rendall’s on Bromley avenue. Surprise party for Henry Keblath on Mynon street. Richard Thomas will perform in a concert at Martin’s Ferry in March. Woodworkers’ union to hold a concert and scholastic event in Meare hall March 21. Hyde Park lodge F and A M held a meeting reviewing five membership petitions and initiated one candidate in F C degree while advancing four to M M degree. Hyde Park Baptist Young People's union to hold Chinese ten tomorrow evening. Ladies Auxiliary of Railroad Department Y M C A enjoyed an evening event. Simpson Social Circle of Methodist Episcopal church met last evening. Plymouth Congregational Church Musical Culture classes rehearsed for tonight’s concert. Washburn Street Presbyterian board met to transact church business.
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J. WW. Sweet
Allla Mission
Keyser Valley
WI Crawford
Peter Kelly
Hillside Home
Bellevue Catholic Church
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Sumner Avenue
Jeptha
Paseo Petro
Alderman Kelly
Joseph Knapp
Frank Carlucci
Forest C
Knapp
Carlucci
Epworth League
J. T. Rendall
Bromley Avenue
Henry Keblath
Mynon Street
Richard Thomas
Liew Herbert
Martin's Ferry
Woodworkers’ Union
Meare’ Hall
Hyde Park Lodge
A. M
F. C
Baptist Young People's Union
First Welsh Baptist Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Railroad Department
Young Men's Christian Association
Simpson Social
Methodist Episcopal Church
Plymouth Congregational Chrch
Board of Trustees
Chi Mpsilon Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Local residents noted in Philadelphia sessions and visits
Judge Ward and son Douglass from North Sumner avenue attend Supreme Court sessions in Philadelphia. Rev J P Moffatt of Washburn Street Presbyterian church suffers throat trouble. Mr and Mrs N C Mayo of Swetland Street called to Cresta Bend by death of Maurice Miller of Washburn Street, visiting Jacksonville, Florida, improving in health. Fred W Welsendue of Hoboken returns to Rail Y M C A duties after a visit with parents. A Mulaskey family on Jackson Street visit Carbondale. Lewis Lanman of North Sumner avenue takes job in New York with Lamson Register Company of Boston. Mr and Mrs WH Howard of Lincoln avenue host Mrs C Howell of South Gibson. Misses Mattie Macker and Alice Moran of Aldenville are guests of Alderman and Mrs John P Kelly of the Eighteenth ward. Lieutenant of Police Thomas W illame confined at home by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Douglass
North Sumner Avenue
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
J.P. Moffatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
N. C. Mayo
Swetland Street
Tribune Publication Note on Letters of Interest
Short letters of interest may be published if accompanied by the writer’s name. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed.
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Tribune
Unlicensed Saloons Question City Law and Licenses
Gi G. W. Welsh of 78 Gibson Street asks who should enforce liquor laws against unlicensed saloons and if licensed innkeepers must have licenses to sell liquor. He questions protection and enforcement and who can report or close illegal saloons.
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Gi. W. Welsh
Gibson Street
City
Happenings of South Scranton at Germania Hall
The Scranton Athletic Club and friends held a large masquerade at Germania hall with elaborate decorations. The procession began at 30 Welock led by John Beheuer. costumes were elaborate and a BA C formation appeared from the gallery. Souvenirs, a satin cushion with committee photos, were given to each lady as masks came off.
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Central Park Hall
Ringgold
Boys’ Friends
Natters Hall
Workingmen's Society
Alder Street
Scranton Athletic Club
Germania Hall
John Beheuer
Scheuer
Keystone Orchestra
McCalle
Koil Bonneis
Ceremonica
James F. Rest
Frank Dam- Lacher
Louis Delging
Adolph Heusner
Jacob Ballus
George Behantz, Jr
Joseph Fueller
John F. Scheuer
Emil Bonn
Charles Kellerman
George Wirth
Peter Neuls
Robert Robinson
Christ Rose
Fred. C. Neals
Peter P. Neals
Charles Heler
Henry Meyers
Henry Schof
Joseph F. Kramer
John B. Chase
Gus Mehren
Edward Reinman
Edward Phillips
Louis Scheuer
Professor Guth
Star
Cedar Avenue Methodist Church Sees Overflow Crowd
Last evening the Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church hosted an entertainment that drew far more attendees than anticipated. The church filled well before the program began, with Pastor J. L. Race serving as chairman and extending a hearty welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue Methodial Episcopal Church
J. L. Race
Musical Recital Delights With Versatile Performances
A lively program featured Professor Jones and his orchestra opening with an overture. Miss Sadie Jones recited The Miner and responded to an encore, followed by the Painter of Saville. The duet O Beetles Sea by Miss Norma Hughes and Marion Jones drew praise. Dr Barry’s Oh How I Love Thee, sung by G T Morgans, scored a hit. Duets by Goddard and Meyers earned applause. Roberta the baritone impressed with two encores. T H Watkins and his quartet sang Good Night nobly, Edward James Jr. received strong appreciation for Bishop’s Beautiful Land on High. Others assisting included Morris Thomas, Joseph Gray, John A James, Miss Prosser, Alder Davis, Luggie Jones and Margaret Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Jones
Sadie Jones
Saville
Norma Hughes
Marion Jones
Dr. Barry
G. T. Morgans
Goddard
Meyers
Will Roberta
T. H. Watkins
Edward James, Jr
Bishop
Joseph Gray
John A James
Mirses Prosser
Alder Davis
Luggie Jones
Margaret Jones
Plucky Alban Alderman Uses Rough Justice on Wife Beater
Thomas McLaughlin of Prospect avenue was arraigned before Alder man Ruddy in the Twentieth ward on assault and battery. The alderman refused bail, stripped him, and gave a severe tongue lash and shaking. He warned the wife beater he would wring his nose if abuse recurred and sent him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Meclauchlin
Prospect Avenue
Ruddy
McLaughlin
Local Youths Celebrated and Officers Hospitalized
Fred Meing Jr of Cedar Avenue turns 12 with a home reception tonight. John McCann of Prospect Avenue regains sight after surgery on a left eye blinded eighteen years. Lt. Peter Zang is dangerously ill at his residence, with physicians in constant attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meing, Jr
Cedar Avenue
John McCann
Prospect Avenue
Tivesor
Peter Zang
Kindling wood and grate wood offered at affordable prices
Prepared to deliver seasoned hard wood kindling by the barrel and wood for grates. Prices within reach for instant life. Order books at Decker's Pharmacy, Jifkiss Meat Market, Pierce's Market, Green Ridge Lumber, Keers Hardware, or at the Factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker's Pharmacy
N. Malaaavenue
Jifkiss
Lacka
HA. Pierce’s Market
Adama
Green Ridge Lumber
Keers Hardware
N. Malina Avenue
Scranton Professionals and Businesses Listing
A long roster of doctors lawyers and merchants in Scranton listing offices at Wyoming Avenue Mulberry and surrounding streets. Includes Dr Kay Dr Le Prey Dr Trapold Dr Allen Dr Gates Dr Freas and others with offices on Wyoming Avenue and nearby avenues. Also mentions Backers Orchestra Megarger Brothers Frank P Brown Co School of the Lackawanna and several law firms and traders firms in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Trapold
Wyoming Avenue
RerUcy
Scranton
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North
William
Burns
Providence Methodsat Episcopal Church Literary Society
Patriote
Banaye
Florence Walker
George Washington
Primitive Methodist Church
East Market Street
Christian Wilhelm
Forest
John Williame
Harry Weatherby
Oak Street
Forest Hill
John Henderson
Arthur Street
Edwin Lewis
Weert Market Street
David Williams
Plymouth
Louis Dessoc
Gordon Avenue
Central New York
North End
Ny HO Armory
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Dunmore
Lanten
St. Mark's Church
Worthestay
Mise Bade Timlin
Jermyn
Misa Budjo Dougherty
Aaron Vian Carpla
Dudlew Street
Terising Perrella
Antonio Muck
Him
Oeclock
Golde Eagh
Tn Scolal
William Harvey
Cherry Street
Edward Beyea
Sandis
Monroe Avenue
Denmore
Mary Howard
East Drinker Street
W. FP. Gibbons
Presbyterian Church
Dunimeare
Globe Warehouse
West Scranton
Plymouth Church
THA and Entertainment
The
Tritone
South Scranton
Cedar Avenue M. E
Muddy
M. E. Church
Felix LE Brun
Fiat
Wim
Clark
Washington Ave
Penn, Ave
Johann Hoff
Castoria
Oa de Lidice
Walter W. Branson
Jonas Long's Sons
Jonas Long
the Keystone Kindling Wood and Carpet Cleaning CO
Dickson Avenue
Mareh
Conrad
Killer & Stetson
Agency
Lacka. Ave
Bool
Woohlington Chemical Co
Washington, D. C
Rile Cook Kmemedy CO
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. le Prey
Scranton Savings Bank
Mary A Shepherd
M. D
Adama Avenue
W. B. Allen
North Washington Avenue
Board of Trade Building
Onmee
Madison Avenue
Ll. Freas
W. Svamoreaux
Adame
Linden Street
Backers Orchestra
J. Bauer
Hulbert
Megarger
Washington Avenue
Prank P. Brown & CO
Whole- Cale
Weet Lackawanna Ave
School OF the Lackawanna
Berunton
Bo College
Opetts Bipieca
W. Bend
Hev
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Ee Db
B. Replogle
Moeurs Building
Spruce Street
Watson, Diehl, Hall & Kemmerer
Traders' National Bank
James H. Torrey
Hoorn
Ld Commonwealth Building
Frank E. Boyle
Gurr
Jessup
at+ Law
Commonweal Building
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Wood
Commonwealth Building
Frank T. Orla
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Frooms
Board of Trade Duildiing
H. FL Killam
Fiw
Commonwealth Bldg
Scranton, Pa
JAS
J. J. Hamilton
Bevan
Howard W. Thayer
Wand i
Joseph Jeffreys
Toad & Bure
R. Pitcher
Sorenton
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ Nathoneat Bank Building
Comigys
A. W. Bertholp
Atty
Tribune Publishing CO
Tarring & Msweeney
Interstate Secret Berevice Agency
Ittt Percival J. Morris
Bhoward H. Davis
BH. L. Walter
Lerwis Hancock
Spruve St
Cor, Wash. Ave
Scranta
Prederick L Brown
Price Huilding
T. J. Lacky & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
DR. I
Lyman
H. PF. Reynolds
P. D
C. C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Shover
Lagionl
C. Bnover
Jos
Kurttal
Rear & Lacka
Wink Avenutw
Beranton
A. KR. Clark & CO. Beedmen and Nurserymen
Kates Jeason P. Wkglh
Scranton House
Victor Koch
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