Interchurch Prayer Meeting At Plymouth Church
The first weekly meeting of Washburn Street Presbyterian Simpawon Methodist Scranton Street Baptist and Plymouth Congregational churches was held last evening at Plymouth. Rev. A. O. Moffatt led the service and preached on Humiliation and Thanks. Rev. Bell of the home church led a brief service, with a sermon on confession and thanksgiving themes. Several pastors attended though Rev. Matthews was absent. The next gathering will be at Scranton Street Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street
Revo SF. Matthews
Bistress
Scranton Street Baptist
J. Sweet
Stupenou
Rumor of attempted self harm by Mrs Jeremiah unfounded
Report claimed Mrs Jeremiah on Lafayette Street attempted death by own hand last night. Dr P F O Tl ruled no laudanum use after examination and treatment with permanganate of potash. Mrs Jeremiah recovered, with personal stress linked to in law W E Wright and past marital troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah
Lafayette Street
W. A. Welelit
Wibteniih
Laudumiim
Simas
Dyall
Dy Hall
Steve
Fall
Mya. Jeremiah
Ladies’ Hospital Linen Benefit Meeting At West Side
A group of ladies gathered at the hospital to hold a social for the linen department. Matron Smith presided. Attendees included Mrs. Theargeids, Mrs. S, W. Luce, Mrs. Samuel Reynolds, Mrs. Bahlemian, Miss Belly Hates, and Miss Jennie Shimmen. The West Side board of trade is credited by Mr. Twining of the Times for enabling the hospital, with persistent urging of Mr. Farr, to secure the sponsor support. Albert Davies of Bynon Street is urged to organize preliminary concert plans for the benefit event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eewine Lee
Simith
Mra. Theargeids
W. Luce
West Side Board of Trade
Farr
Twining
Tribune News
Hyate
West Side Hospital
Albert Davies
Bynon Street
Remarkable escape from mine shaft injury near Wilkes-Barre
Ivor Davis of North Main avenir slipped thirty feet into a shaft during work with a carpenter gang near the Diamond mine extension. He broke two ribs but survived with minor injuries after medical care. age about 38, residing in Mrs Moves boarding house on North Hyde Park avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivor Davis
North Main Avenir
Wilkes-Barre
Davie
Bertnss
Lorton
Dr PLC
Davis
Moves
Hyde Park Avenue
Charles St James Suffered Injury In Peculiar Saturday Incident
Charles St James a Delaware and Hudson train conductor was injured Saturday afternoon in a wrestling match at Central Station. His antagonist threw him to the floor and dislocated his right shoulder and broke a clavicle. He is resting at home at Tenth and Waimpton streets with a swollen shoulder. He is married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles St. James
Delaware and Hudson
Central Station
Aly
James
Tenth
Waimpton Streeen
Mr Moser Refuses to Accept Ronen-Year Dispute
A terse note states Mr Moser refused to accept the Ronen matter for another year, indicating ongoing dispute or unresolved agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moser
Squeeze at the Continental Farm Sparks Unrest
Reported disturbance at the Continental Thine area shows workers enraged and praying near damaged works on Stowers farm. One dwelling remains undamaged in a rural locality. no confirmation of full dam has occurred yet.
Local notes from a morning of oddities and events
Wil Pluston, milk wagon driver for AL Turner, injured but at home on North Hyde Park Avenue amid peculiar mishaps. Crystal Laundry agents contest a teaching method with a LiL toy and Christina candies worth 220. West Side Central Republican club proposes a friendly game with the Wet Side League. no reply yet. Maranret, daughter of Rey and Mrs J Sweet, ill with diphtheria. Dr Floyd Harrison notes care. Washburn Street Presbyterian church to hold annual meeting with reports and trustee elections. Stinson Method Episcopal church trustees meet. Palmer Mcdonalds showcases flowers and signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Pluston
AL Turner
North Hyde Park Avenue
Crystal Laundry
Ae Frank Hagen
Berry, Wisner & Lohman
New York City
Simpson
Mplacopil
Central Republican Club
Maranret
Rey
J. Sweet
North Main Avenue
Floy. Harrison
Mearshall
Main Avenue
Washburn Street
Cholee
Palmer & Mcdonalds
Trustees
Episcopal Church
Local residents and visitors noted in brief notices
Charles J Watkins of New York City returns after visiting his marorite on Pafayetta street. Wallace Moger of Lafayette street spent New Year’s Day at Stroideburg. Miss Mary A Watkins and Miss Jennie Wile lime visited friends at Clark’s Summit. TPennerty of Buffalo plans to attend a funeral in Wilkes-Barre. Davidhowens leaves for school today. Miss Jemima d Janes recovers from illness. Mrs William Jones and children of Wilkes-Barre visit Scott family on South Main avenue. Kate Willing is confined at home with illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Watkins
New York City
Pafayetta Street
Wallace Moger
Laffayette Street
Stroideburg
Clirk'’s Summit
South Maln Avenue
Kate Willing
Acatemy Street
Iillness
West Side Business Directory listing local merchants
Harriet J. Davis Florist offers cut flowers and funeral designs on South Main near Jackson. Morgan's Pharmacy on North avenue provides pure drugs and chemicals, prescriptions, stationery, and Christ ia presents. Second hand furniture buy sell cash from J King at 701 to 709 West Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Harriet J. Davis
South Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Morgan's
North Avenue
Christias
Call Ando
Waood
King
Lackgwanna Avenue
City Hall Corner Stone Tribute to Erection Backers
A stone cutter works on the northwest corner of the city hall where a new tribute will list well known men involved in the building. The council passed a resolution to rename the structure City Hall, removing the old municipal building title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
City Hall
Munteipad
Romance of Coon Hollow at Academy of Music
A melodrama titled Romance of Coon Hollow played to a top heavy audience at the Academy of Music last night. The cast including Jan Danvers delivered competent performances with realistic dances and scenes such as a cotton press and a Mississippi River steamer interlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Coon Hollow
Jan Danvers
Callaban
BUNCO MEN CAUGHT IN FIRM FRAUD SCHEME
Boned man McKay and his partner were arrested by Postoffice Inspector Geriin of Philadelphia for fraudulent use of the mail. McKay was nabbed in Wilkes-Barre and the other in New York City. They advertised as Revgetone Milling Co and offered a new Hourne cheat at $2 a barrel. Mail forwards and victims did not receive goods. arrests followed U S warrants issued here and in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Postoffice
Geriin
Pailadelphia
Mickay
Wilcken-Barre
New York City
Revgetone Milling Company
Scranton Post
Ctypiet
United States
Family in Devine area suffers serious injuries after stove incident
The McAnidrew family of Devine near Gipad describes a near fatal accident as Mr Peter McAntrew awoke early Sunday to a stove fire. His wife Miss Ligzie and daughter were overcome, while son and others assisted in reviving them. Officers of the Ancient Order of Bern will be installed at Pyarmney hall. Local church projects and social visits noted. mass gathereings planned for St. Prange Navier, St John's, and other community events announced. Funeral arrangements listed for Mary Louies Swarts with services on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McAnidrew
Devine Asense
McAntrew
Howe
O'Malley
Order of Bernans
A. J. Mullerig
Tuttlok Waleh
Marcus Cahalin
Edward McGuire
Wiltom Diatible
Nmlett
Pyarmney
Uiggie Medoermatt
Inttston
Minses Kelley
Trying Avenue
William McDonald
James Robertson
Carbondale
August Lanne
John Setnelder
Priderick Toth
Wilkes-Bated
Locust Street
Michalowek's
Chiuveh Funk
John Cringe
St. Prange Navier Vallege
New York
Holly Tedson
St John's
Kist's
Palmer & McDonalds
Barnes
Funeral notices and local incidents from Mary Street area
The funeral of Michiel McNish was held at Holy Rosary Church with interment at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. A street accident near North Mary Avenue damaged a car fender as horses spooked. no serious injuries. An entertainment and lecture titled Why of Lett We Church was planned at the Christian church with an autograph session and 10 cent admission. Multiple local updates include births, visits, and residents returning to school or work in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michiel McNish
Mary Street
Holy Rosary Church
Thi
Gilagher
Hichard Malvey
Anthony Neary
Edward Gallovtier
John Kynett
Jin Bpiyan
Hyde Mark Catholic
Stathe
Annie Kenrey
Miia Kutle Sultry
Willhamn
Mib
Henry Jones
Belok Avenue
Feland
North Mary Avenue
Escarrest
Rome
Philip Duval
Thomas Langan
Pathadelphia
Withinas
Mirc
Mra
Walde Stevens
Ross Avenue
de Baby Son
George Howells
Northurberland
Heine
Chenjamin Tobinken
Oak Street
Mita Bessie Wilson
Wilkes-Harre
David Wy ‘Thoms
Kyl Thomas
Wave Avenue
Iis
Lewisburg
Phacknell University
Mize Sadie Coleman
Harry
Mra. O. H. Jenkins
Woet Aldoket Street
Green Ridge Community Notes and Local Elections
L. W. Teckinson and Luther visited friends in Hones Tie. Mrs. Fiitcroft hosts her sister from Paterson New Jersey. A Washington National Building and Loan branch opened on Vie Ridge with officers elected including President David Deatrich and Secretary A E Kiefer. The association notes a loan total over 23,000. Residents from Omaha Nebraska moved to Capouse Avenue. John Welker and Henry Priefer returned to Honondale. Ashbury Methodist Episcopal Sunday School elected officers led by Superintendent 32 S Tate and Treasurer W Osenbeh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Brown
Jersey City
W. J. Lawreace
Delaware Street
Washington National Huallding and Loan Association
Vie Ridge
Joavid Deatrich
A. E. Kiefer
Ly W. Beck
J. J. Blokus
Jacob Johler
Tf, Tuin
A. G. Carry
Yyshiek
J. Hy
Stowers
Mre
Rece
Omaha
Neha
VL Capouse Aventix
Miss Grege
The
High Sola
John Welker
Henry Priefer
Honondale
Green Rhdke
Cincera
Aebury Methodist Episconal
Tate
W. Peek
Treasirer
W. Osenbeh
Senntary
We R. Kellaw
W. HE. Juongan
Clover
Orkantat
Ita LA Stone
Worarhan
Bae Tenant
Distant
By. A. Ernolds
Funeral notices and local obituaries in Dunmore area
The issue lists several funeral and church notices for local residents. It notes the funeral of Join Dietrich Kohl on Sunday at 2 PM with interment at Dunmore cemetery, sharing details of his death by appendicitis and surviving family Arthur Louis and George. Other items mention prayers, school superintendent N T Mastersboe, the public house reopening, and various local society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich Kohl
Delaware Strait
Dunmore
Arthur
Louis
George
Serantuy
Presbyterian Church
N. T. Matserboe
Stroudsburg
Neldaye
G. W. Jones
Teroakeatreet
Crown Lodge
Oyder Bons
St Cworge
Yellows Hall
Lug
Daniw
Mins
Ligale Webbar
Mie
Willan Webber
Moglewood
N. J
Mary McClure
Boris Sent to Jail in Allege Morit Case
Anthony Paris appeared before Alderman Howe as the case proceeded in Morndave's court. The defendant faced charges including aggravated assault and unlawful restraint. Bond set at 100 dollars with stated penalties totaling 1400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Paris
Aldermian
Howes
Morndave’ Trine
I. C. Yeomans
Howe
Wanamaker Letter Praises Detectives in Pennsylvania Case
Postmaster General Wanamaker endorses a letter from Samuel Sears of Bloomsburg praising Captain Purring and deputy detective Hurting for their fidelity in pursuing the author of letters and circulars that targeted Rev. John Donahue. Sears’ communication thanks Wanamaker and requests file placement with Marshaling papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnaemuel
van Valkenburg Hie
T Ie Banning & Meesiweerey
Mostmanter
Dob Winwaaker
Samuel W. Sears
Central
Pennnssieinia Methodist
Marshal Barrhig
John Denahue
Deville
Pingoto A Successul Levee, Secu
HL. Sutherland
Tod Wes
Wanamaker
Samuel Sears
Washington
Bon
Murot
Bloomsburg
Th. Burriig
Pennsylvania
John Doniwhue
Reed
Earl Toe
Purring
A. Walter
Thatking
Marinating
Stynedln Wanamaker
Train collision kills Mrs. Gicks near Archibald crossing
Mrs Gicks died after being struck by a Delaware and Hudson train about three weeks earlier near Archibald crossing. In Lackawanna hospital her son, jailed for murdering his wife two years ago, awaits trial. Coroner Longstreet held a post mortem finding a fractured skull, broken rib, and multiple injuries. An inquest was postponed to hear the train crew as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gicks
Archibald Crossing
Lackawanna Hospital
Longstreet
Ale
Mean Junk at Daviss Theater Features Lester and Williams
The Mayer Davis theater presented Mean Junk with Lester and Williams as the titular figures to a large audience yesterday. A young man performed Take Me Back to Home and Mother on a corner. several other features impressed. The sketch by Mokena and Hughes drew praise for refined humor as twelve people performed. The show runs for two more days of Chit week with afternoon and evening performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Williame
Dvis’ Theater
Spabe Magre
Saketch
Mokena
Hughes
Phey Et
Old Waverly Resident Mrs Mahoney Dies at Home
Mrs Jeremiah Mahoney of Waverly died Sunday at age 80 after more than four decades as a Waverly resident. Survived by J A Stone of this city Alo Mahoney of Waverly Mrs W Treaser of Taylor and Ellen Mahoney of Waverly. Funeral service conducted by Rev Mather Parrell Nicholson at the deceased home with interment in Alekory Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Mahoney
Waverly
J. A. Stone
Alo. Mahoney
JW. Treaser
Taylor
Mise
Ellen Mahoney
Mather Parrell
Nicholson
T He Deceweed
Alekory Cirove
Petitioners Seek Leniency From Wyipwer Officials
Readable fragments show petitioners asking authorities for leniency in a matter involving the Wyipwer community. Details are limited but imply appeals or clemency actions directed at local officials.
County Officers Reorganized After Fall Election
The county officials met at noon and reorganized the board selecting Giles Roherty as chairman. C F Warner was reappointed chief clerk with Rotathan and Wircham as assistants while Swirts and Kiefer held janitor duties and other posts were filled. The office will remain open daily with staff duties defined and no work terminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Autores Choten
W. Roberts
Gilen Huberts
John Death
Giles Roherty
C.F. Warner
Ehief
Rotathan
Wircham
AL Ainapp
Sidieitor
Id. Swirts
Modi
A. Kiefer
Bredda
Ward Aid
Wy Ctello
Boposquier
John PL Rink
Spruks
Nenn
Fleeting Mir
Kiefer
Castella
Bonner Signing Talks Reported By Scranton Team
Manager Sandy Griffin says talks with Second Hageman Bonder occurred in Wilkes Barre after Bonner’s release by Brdtkiyy two weeks ago. Bonner’s future remains unsettled with no contract signed yet though discussions included potential terms. Griffin would not reveal outcomes, and Bonner traveled home to Fayetteville New York after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Griffin
Scranton
Tall Clit
Wilkes Barre
Hageman Bonder
Bonners
Brdtkiyy
Gritino
Serantanner
Fawetteville, N.Y
School Board Schedule For Three Committee Sessions This Week
Three school board committees plan meetings this week. Insurance discussion is set for tomorrow night, teachers on Thursday night, and ballots Friday night. The main item is Montiatier Davis proposal to consolidate all fire insurance on hatlines and create a fire fund to back bonds.
Death of Mary A. Lesh, 14, reported in Milwaukee
Miss Mary A. Lesh aged 14 and a half died yesterday at her home on Albright Avenue. The funeral is set for Thursday at 10 in the morning with interment to be in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Lesh
Albright Fvenne
Milwaukee
South Side Faces North Prd Second Team in January Treffen
The South Side basketball squad challenges North Prd second string for a January 23 game. The reply credits Prank Sweet as the contact and notes St. John’s or Scranton as possible opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
North Prd
Suid of
St. John's
Scranton
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
An old advertisement touts a medicine called Mystic Cure that allegedly cures rheumatism and neuralgia in one to three days. It claims dramatic, immediate relief and notes the supplier as Carl Loreng, a druggist at 18 Lackawanna Avenue in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Loreng
Lackawanna Avenue
Drigsiat
Scranton
To Cure No Cold in One Day Beecham's Pills Ad
An old advertisement promises a fast cure for colds using laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a refund offer if the remedy fails and cites a price of 5 cents. The copy hails Beecham's Beecham's as the king of pills.
Toure Travel Periods Across Cities with Rates
The note lists three day periods covering travels from New York to Philadelphia and Philadelphia to New York, dated December 29 86 and March 1 April tall May 13 1807. It mentions rates excluding transportation and two recommendations for the best hotels, with a quoted fare of 11 from Fihtladelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Jacksonville
New York
Philadelphia
Palmdelphia
Jon
St Meboi
Uye
Hisire
FIM
Fihtladelphia
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West Side Department
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mere. Jones Jeremiah
Vatelotio Cadet Sons of America
Ed Maser
News IN Notes
W. Colborn
Eta
Conmad
Walter Aachittot
Academy of Wusic
BUNCO
South Side News
Thoma Youngs
Minkely Street
Juline G. Done
John Momitt
Chyamboriin
John Teed
Joly Carter
Jett Johnen
Dunmire
Mary Louies
Rank ‘Tatt Pelli Swarts
Syed En Abe
Providence
Green Ridge
L. W. Teckinson
Luther
Honestie
Tot. Fiitcroft
Capoise Avenue
Paterson
N. 1
Boris
Attorness
Beale
W. OW. Baylor
Jc. Yearmans
FP. Yenman
H. (. Powell
AL BP
Rush
Willis Sturdeviant
Wallace Mair
Dorks
Gefaudlt
Vad
Anthony Bot
IAI
ME and
Jack
Davis’ Theater
lHouse
Maiie Conrad
Maasie Conrad
Forest City
M.puttle
Jermyn
Clemions
Archbald
Wyipwer Walle
Frank Bonner
Griffin
King of Pills
Beecham
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
California
Philadelpha
New Ogleans
Pittsburg
Old Point Comfort
Ricmond
Aynth
George W. Hoyd
Broad Street Station
E. Robinson's Sond
Chicaco
Masiile Temple Real Garden
Chicago
Gae
Frothingham Sonale Mere Reling
Rossow
Star Specialty CO
Thi Wrontest
Valeville
Rossow Brothers
Carl
Hi Voara
Comediaoe
Lynch & Jewell
Tom Virtin
Almout and
Dumont
Scared Sisters
Freres Couture
Leavitt Ao Novella
Thomas AH. Davis
Wm. T. Keog i
the Mississippi
Sunny
South
Lester & Williams
Ike
Pt Veryhager
Night
Jacob Litt
Dupont
Wapwallopen Milla
Luzerne County
Wilmington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming Districtu
Wyoming Avenue
Third National Bank Building
Thos, Ford
Pittston
John B. Smith & Son
Plymouth
BEW
Mulligan
Repauno Chemical Gomapany
Golo
Pacific Coast
St. John’s
Newfoundland
England
Ireland
Perlatiyers & Plour
Nevarska
Tor Galks
Bittenbender & CO
Iomana Steel
Belf
Tribune
Moder
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Nton and
WILKE
Dr. Peal
Peel
Wusat
Pusat Musicians Co
Cleveland
John H. Phelps
Tcr
Waoeming Avenue
Spruce Street
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