West Side Camp No 6t Officers Installed and Banquet
Camp No. 6t Patriotic Order of America held a regular meeting with routine business, installed officers led by District President Mrs Randolph Jones, and followed with a banquet hosted by Mrs Birt dred, Mrs Lou Grast, Mrs Agnew John, and Mrs Mary Bhmlervan. Seven four-member teams will start a gaming series Tuesday evening with a small prize for the top team. Additional notes cover K of K Literary society activities at South Rebecca avenue with light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order of America
Bo Btdred
Lou Grast
Agnew John
Mary Bhmlervan
Thomas Sweet
A. T. Widdleman
Biddleman
Robert Raat
Alfpal D
Cowie
Bimoker
Edwin G. Peters
Samuel G. Lewis
Keesle Breckstein
Loretta Fahey
Lilie Biome
HW. Healpert
M. Cohen
J. A. Cohen
Mie
Thomas Anthony
South Rebeccs Avenue
K. of K. Literary and Debating Society
Ladies Auxiliary Event at Cooperative Bell Hall
An old social gathering notes an Auxiliary group event with multiple attendees and speakers. Names such as James and Leona are listed among participants, with remarks about refreshments and a group entertainment segment.
Bientric City Wheelmen Plan Roller Ski Polo Match
The regular monthly meeting at the club home on Jack eon etre et Fresident Frank Depue presidad enrolled one new member Cheeriys W. Cowell. A challenge from Anthracus Wheelmes of North Scranton was accepted and a team will be organized to compete in a roller polo match. A midro contest will be set soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bientric City Wheelmen
Frank Depue
Birthday party honors Mrs. Jones with lamp gift
Mrs. Thomas Jones of Division street held a birthday gathering Monday with games, singing, and a generous supper. She received a beautiful lamp as a gift amid a large group of attendees including Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Richards, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
Division Street
Jones
Doin Lloyd
Rense Anthony
John Richards
Gwen James
Aldia Davies
Margaret Jones
Kate Price
Huth Beaven
J. 5. Jones
Reese B. Davies
John F. Jones
George W. Powell
Thomas Col‘ine
Frank Brondnage
John Seogers
John Francik
John BE. Joney
William Morris
George Jones
Edwin Bowen
Robert Roberta
Henry Evang
John &. Davies
Willian T. Williams
William
SW. Harris
Henry Browning
David Xvane
Willian Death
Steven Bowen
Henry Davies
St Leo's Literary Circle Met In Regular Session
Members gathered in St. Leo's Battalion rooms Nath Main avenue for a routine meeting. No program was carried out, with next meeting set for March 24 to debate if George Washington was a greater man than Benjamin Franklin. A general discussion on the Cuban reform movement followed. Officers for three months were elected: President Durrell Regan, Vice President Patrick O'Toole, Secretary Treasurer P L McAndrew, and Directors T J Tilrey Richard Cadican Daniel Kelly Paul Buckley Thomas Thorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leo's
Nath Main Avenue
George Washington
Benjamin Pranklin
Cuba
Wen
Durell Regan
Patrick O'Toole
Treasuer
PLI
Tenth anniversary wedlock marked by a social
The tenth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Max Blume was celebrated with a supper and social at the Holmes residence 205 North Math avenue. Guests included Mr and Mrs Caplan Mr and Mrs Silverman Mr and Mrs Harris Mr and Mrs Josephs and several others from Buffalo New York and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Blume
Mhumes
Nort Math Avenue
JM. Caplan
Ja. Silverman
Harris
Mes. Josephs
M. J. Coshen
Blanket sale offers bulk white blankets at low prices
The ad touts 60 pairs of white blankets with weight and body, offered at 75 cents sale price. It includes 175 pairs of Mixtra Wide and Heavy white blankets with borders at 85 cents sale price. Also 25 pairs of white California blankets described as beautiful with a choice at 10 dollars for quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Nish
Local residents and visitors noted in brief
Alderman Owen D. John returns from Spring Brook on a short visit. EF W Clarke of Clarke Brow is in New York City. Harry Mason of Mynon Street spent yesterday in Pittston. Mrs J G Sanders of West Rim Street returns from Mahaney City. Augie Gray of North Malin Avenue resumes studies at Philadelphia Dental College. Mr Evan B Williams left to resume studies at Mariton College Ohio. Miss Hertha Harmon of Stroudsburg returns from visit with Prof and Mrs James B P Hughes. Mr and Mrs BE Grimiths attend Morgan Bowen funeral at Bring Brook. George W Engle of L C and N Co reviews and accepts position with Delaware and Hudson Co. He will move family here. David Williams of North Sumner Avenue recovers from an attack. Albert Thomas of South Decker’s Court is seriously ill. Mrs John Bel of North Sumner Avenue is in serious condition after fall on the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen D. John
Spring Brook
EF. W. Clarke
Clarke Brow
New York City
Harry Mason
Mynon Street
Pittston
J. G. Sanders
West Rim Street
Mahaney City
Augie Gray
North Malin Avenue
Philadelphia Dental College
Evan B. Williams
Mariotin College
Ohio
Hertha Harmon
Stroudsburg
James BP
Hughes
Washburn Street
Delaware and Hudson Company
Avid Willams
North Sumner Avenue
Gumes
Albert Thomas
South Decker
John Bel
Nine pupils promoted to public school in Grammar A
A list notes nine pupils from pub lic echo No 18 promoted Monday by Professor John T tones to public school No M in Grammar A grade. Local news covers funeral attendances, choir meetings, lodge installations, and charity events among Scranton residents.
North Scranton News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Mire Sarah Lee secures arrest warrant for Lawrence Suffely over a field defraud case. Bail set after hearing. Local social notes include visitors from Pittston and Niagara University. Church service announced at North Main Avenue Baptist Church. A barn of community notices mentions a grams of art exhibition by the Ladies Aid at the Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lee
Lawrence Suffely
Mise Ellen Gillespie
Pitteton
Patrick McNish
Mary Street
John Lynott
Niagara University
James O'Connor
Wilkes-Barre
Ali
Michael Hughes
Stephen Middleton
West Ridge
Columbia Athletic Club
West Market Street
Stephen O'Boyle
St. Michael's College
Toronto
Canada
Hrangells
Clara
Boyd
North Main Avenue
Ehurch
Angel Blackmoroe
Bernard Davis
Roberto
Mattburner
Blackmore
William Davis
Brick Avenue
la Grippe
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Repiscopal Church
The Homeliest Man in Scranton Offers Free Kemp’s Balsam
An advertisement invites readers to call on any dealer to obtain a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. The remedy is claimed to cure and relieve chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption, priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Welsh Baptist Hesitation sessions to continue in First Welsh Church
Large crowd attends events as sessions of the Welsh Baptist Association proceed in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties. Home Mission committee meets at 1:30 PM while Rev Charles Jones reads a paper on Religious Consolation at 4 PM. Evening sermons by Rev J M Lloyd and Rev W D Thomas follow. Prosecutor Frank Goldinsky accuses Mrs Znisky of perjury. Alderman Fidler holds her on bail after last night’s trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rma
Welsh Baptist Hesociation
Coun Lon
Lackawanna
Lizerne
Home Mission Committee
Charles Jones
Nanticoke
J. M. Lloyd
Taylor
Hnelieh
W. D. Thomas
Pitteten
Frank Goldinsky
Mrs. Znisky
Alderman Fidler
Melee and Mine Injuries Highlight South Scranton News
Anthony Tuffy was jailed on $200 bail after drunkenness and assault charges. Peter Drake was badly injured by a roof fall at Meadow Brook mine. A boy named Peter Kuhner was hurt coasting on Willow street. A sleigh collision threw another rider, Dr. Manley attends. Columbia comel officers were installed by M F Donohoe. Mothers' meeting and Bible class activities announced at local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Tuffy
Robling
Manley
Columbia Comel
Young Men's Institute
M. FP. Donohoe
John GB. O'Malley
John Kerrick
Andrew Merrick
Joseph Melvin
John Gavin
Thomas Folan
James Kennedy
Patrick Moran
Jame Coyne
John Haggerty
M. F. Doance
Patrick F. Lannan
James Dalley
William Reap
Martin Wade
Langan
Philadelphia
William Daniels
Breck Street
Young Women's Christian Association
Cedar Avenue
Association Rooms
Local residents visit and relocate across towns
Miss Alicia McHale spent Sunday with friends in Avoca. John Williame and family moved their household goods to a new home on Washington avenue. Miss Kathryne Naley visits from Montrose. Horace Ackerman and son Charles visited Pittston. Miss Hattie Eldrid stayed with Mrs. Filmore on Monroe avenue. Walter Hetts and sister Minnie visit grandparents in the Ridge in Elmira transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia McHale
Avoca
David James
Olyphant
Marie Maloney
Monsey Avenue
George Pearl
Moosic
Paul Brown
Capoure Avenue
George Frishie
Maplewood
John Williame
Dela Ware Street
Washington Avenue
Kathryne Naley
Montrose
Horace Ackerman
Charles
Pittston
Hattie Eldrid
Plymouth
Filmore
Monroe Avenue
Walter Hetts
Minnie
Elmira
N. Y
Ridge
Local social and community notes from the era
The report covers a dance class social at Od Fellows hall with poor attendance, music by Miss Rearden, and various locals returning from trips to Nadian Hall Wayne county Monduras Mansfield Normal school. It mentions the Cranton Railway completing cable work to Sport Hill, a bicycle accident injuring Michael Dempsey, church sermons and upcoming Christian meetings led by F W Pearsall, renewed interest in new life, and workers resuming at Blove works after three weeks idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Espanella
Od! Fellows
Miss Rearden
McNulty
Nadian Hall
Wayne County
A. J. Dougherty
Monduras
Fcranton Railway Company
Sport Hill
Michael Dempsey
Monroe Avenue
Mary Kelley
Mansfield Normal School
Elmer Space
New York City
Blove Works
Uat
Vince Megargel
Moscow
Local Board Plans Afternoon Meeting and Salary Updates
The township school board will meet this afternoon as teachers are slated to receive their monthly salaries. A social note reports Misa Sadie Rebels of Olyphant visiting Minooka friends, and Miva Mary Philbin of Stafford Street wed John Loftus of Waverly at 11 yesterday morning with Rev. Carmody officiating. The couple hosted relatives at the bride’s home before departing for New York. A political note cites growing Democratic tensions as a third ticket forms and gains strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Sadie Rebels
Olyphant
Minooka Friends
Miva Mary Philbin
Patrick Philbin
Stafford Street
John Loftus
Waverly
Father Carmody
Misa Mary Gallagher
Drs. Loftue
New York
Judge and Ryan Box for 144 Pounds in New York Bout
Tommy Ryan of Philadelphia and Jimmy Judge of this city fought to a close result in New York yesterday. They will box twenty rounds for a decision at 144 pounds in February under the American Sporting club. Referee Pat Murphy from this city was named, with a side bet reportedly paying the winner all proceeds. Judge trains in Nanticoke with Bobby Dobbs as both seek gains from the forthcoming matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Ryan
Philadelphia
Jimmy Judge
New York City
American Sporting Club
Pat Murphy
Judge
Nanticoke
Bobby Dobbs
Dobbs
Jack Fox
Palace Sporting Club
Trenton
New Jersey
Jack Skelly
Brooklyn
Paddy Sheehan
Jack Livingston
John O'Brien
Livingston
John Dunleavy
West Side
Double wedding at Alderman Howe’s office
William M Clark and Stella May King from the city sought a license. Father Clark objected he was underage but the alderman approved. The Clark couple wed with William F P Lillyphant and Hattie Williams at the same time. Miss King’s brother attended with a friend. It was Howe’s first double marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Clark
John T. Howe
Stella May King
Mr. Clark
Daniel Elise Weds Miss Maggie Jones in Springbrook
Daniel Elise and Miss Maggie Jones of Springbrook secured a marriage license and were married by Alderman John T. Howe before sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Howe
Daniel Elise
Maggie Jones
Springbrook
John T. Howe
Obituary for Dunda Addyman Keeler in Binghamton
Mrs. Dunda Addyman Keeler died December 4 in Binghamton at age thirty eight. She leaves husband Charles, a son Addison, her mother Mrs. A. M. Reynolds, two brothers Stephen and John, and sister Mrs. John Hill. she was active in the First Presbyterian church and the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor. Also noted are the deaths of John Barr, age seven, and Bridget Jennings of Providence with funeral details and Catholic cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Dunda Addyman Keeler
Hawley Street
Binghamton
N. Y
Charles Keeler
Addison
Mra. A. M. Reynolida
Stephen E
John
Boronton
John Hill
Kaneas
Keeler
Honesdale
First Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Society of Christan Endeavor
Fast Market Street
Scranton
Drucilla Graham
Providence Methodisl Church
Bridget Jennings
Providence
Patrick Jennings
Clover Street
North End
Patrick
Julia MacLauchlin
Patrick Lavelle
Mre
Michael Kearney
Holy Rorary Church
Hyde Mats Catholic Cemetery
The Nancy Hanks Not a Real Comedy at Lyceum
The Lyceum hosted The Nancy Hanks with Frank Tannenill Jr and Marie Jansen. Critics call it a farce not a comedy and note Mr Tanthehill’s authorship and poor casting. Harry Hercoller and Jansen provided most of the entertainment while The Rising Generation promises a crowded Lyceum tonight. Eloy Wanted to close at the Academy this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hanks
Frank Tannenill, Jr
Marie Janven
Lyceum
Nancy Tanks
Tanthehill
Mins Jansen
Harry Herceforr
Billy Bory
Needige
Heartsease at Lyceum Stars Henry Miller in Romantic Drama
Henry Miller returns to the Lyceum for a second time this season in the past century drama Heartsease. The star’s performance is greeted with extraordinary applause and curtain calls, signaling a triumph that pleases Miller and manager Charles Frohman. The cast includes Arthur Elliot Leela Allen Prince Lloyd Thomas A Hall Henry Molten Frank Heamhleh James A Leahy R Lacey Bri J Mottler Margaret Dale Maud Menford Josephine Levett Laura Clement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Lyceum
Mr. Miller
Mr. Miller Hans Ahone
Charles Frohman
Theartsense
Besides the Star
Arthur Elliot
Leela Allen
Prince Lloyd
Thomas A. Hall
Henry Molten
Frank Heamleh
James A. Leahy
R. Lacey
Bri. J. Mottler
Mirgaret Dale
Miss Maud Menford
Mia Josephine Levett
Misa Laura Clement
Bon Ton Burlesquers Bring Unique Shows to Music Hall
Hon Ton Burlesquers perform Thursday through Saturday at Music Hall featuring twenty young women and a clever comedy segment. Two bright burlesque acts, Cachelore Matrimonial Bureau and Vassar Girls in Camp, showcase the troupe’s versatility and originality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon Ton
Music Hall
Bon Ton
Cachelore
Vassar Girla
Largest bloodhound with Uncle Tom's Cabin company
The text notes a 94 pound bloodhound costing $1.00 accompanying Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Lyceum. It will be shown Saturday in matinee and evening under G. P. Stetson with high order specialties. The play is described as the best dramatization locally, with praise for the cast and production quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Lyceum
G. P. Stetson
Dr Avuews Liver Pills Advertised in 19th Century Copy
Ruby coats and cinnamon flavor promote Dr Avuews Liver Pills as household favorites. Claims imply impurities are eliminated, nerves toned, blood purified, complexion bright, headaches vanish and health improves. Package offers 40 doses for 10 cents through Matthews Brower?ls, 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avuew
Matthews Brow
To Mothers of Large Families Appeal to Mrs Pinkham
Mrs Pinkham offers free advice to women especially mothers of large families. A Chicago testimonial from Mrs A Bunt, mother of twelve, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with curing a severe bearing down weakness that kept her from walking.
Local suit filed by John Traganits against Lackawannah County
John Traganits of the Flats sues the county before Alderman W. S. Millar seeking 42.75 for services as a special officer and commonwealth servant. County records show the county owes Traganitz over 200 for an advance on his claim. Millar reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Traganits
Lackawannah
W. 8. Millar
Commonwealth
Millar Yeaterday
C. H. Soper
Traganita
Charles P. O'Malley
Tranganitz
Alderman Millar
Fire destroys part of Garnell factory on Providence Road
The Max Garnell factory at 1426 Providence Road was nearly destroyed by a fire at 4:45 yesterday morning. Damage ran to several hundred dollars and was covered by insurance. The cause of the fire remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear and Cigarette
Max Garnell
Providence Road
Nervous Troubles Explored by Extracts Book
A Washington Chemical Co. publication in Washington discusses nervous troubles and remedies, presenting extracts as guidance. The pamphlet outlines causes, symptoms, and suggested treatments for common nervous ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ON Chemical Co
Washington
Scranton Directory of Doctors Lawyers and Businesses
A dense listing of practitioners and firms in Scranton including doctors Dr Kay Dr Bateson Dr Frey Dr Freas and others along with lawyers led by RepLOGLE Willard Ward and Knapp and numerous offices at Wyoming Avenue Spruce Street Lackawanna Avenue and Board of Trade building plus firms like Bauer's Orchestra Megarged Brothers and Jos. Kuettel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Trapold
Wyoming aVenue
Spruce Street
Scranton
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City
Laree
Nuy
Ion Hiteresting
James
Ferini Peititse
Aiyrtie Mi
Leona Miter
Dessus
Atherton
Globe Warehouse
Public Echo
John T. Tones
West Scranton
Morgan Bowen
D. P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Baptist Young People's Unien
First Welsh Bapitat
Mise Miriam Jones
John M. Edwards
First Welsh Congregational Church
W. John Davies
David
Margaret
Fred Sher Win
Frink Street
Edward Howell
Wardhurnt Street
Richard Protheros
Protheroe
Jackson Street
Mon Jay
John &. Warris
Edward Watking
Mattie Thomas
Willam L. Davia
Keystone Lodge
Knights of America
John E. Evans
Weat Side Board of Trade
Hell
Patagonia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Evan's Hall
Joseph P. Phillips
No. 35
Loyal Knights of America
Furnitura
J. A. King
West Lock
Ewanns Avenue
Fenton
North Scranton
South
Green Ridge
Dunmore
Ryan
Clark
John Barr
William Barr
Smith Place
Forest Hill Cemetery
Nancy Hawke
Charles E. Blaney
Eloy
Academy of Music
Castoria
Mrs. Pinkham
John Traganitz
Starling
Pennsylvania
Mercereau & Connel
Wyoming
Physicians and Surgeons
C. L. Frey
Scranton Savings Bank
Mary A. Shepherd
M. D
Adams Avenue
W. E. Allen
North Washington Avenue
IL. M. Gates
Board of Trade Am Nee
Co. L._ FREAS
G. Rook
Isurgon
Girden Street
Lephonoe
Bauer'sa Orchestra
J. Bauer
Hulbert's Muale
Megarged Brothers
Beranton
VBI Bi
LNG
Aere Coreniad
Ure
Lackawanna Bene
Aubrey
Arcountant
Avdior
Willfare
Vow toMece
Tes
Tye Tribune Publishing CO
Orthashington Avenue
D. BH
Replogle
Meare Building
Bpruce Street
Willard
Warren & Knapp
Al-Law
Republican Building
Branton
Watson, Dieml, Hall & Kemmerer
at-Laiw
Traders’ National Bank
Third Moor
James H. Torrey
Commonwealth Building
Frank E. Boyle
Burr
Jessup
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Commonswealth
Frank T. Okell
Coal Exchange
Tamer YY
Oakford
Olé
Board of Trade
E. F. Killam
Jas. J. HW. Hamilton
Scranon
Edward W. Thayer
Attorne
Joseph Jeffreys
Burr Building
L. A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
Beranton, Pa
Pitcher
Bcranton
Atterson & Wilcox
Traders’ P National Bank
Comegys
A. W. Bertholf
Spruce
School OF the Lackawanna
Oper
Bend
Thomas M. Dunn
Buell
A. M
Barring & Msweeney
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Percival J. Morris
Edward EL. Davis
BL. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St. Cor. Wash. Ave
Frederick J. Brown
Price Huilding
T. I. Lacey & Son, Architects
Dentista
I. C. Lyman
F. Ll. Mgraw
H. F. Reynolds
P. D
C. C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Jos
Leeds
G. RB. Clark & CO
Green House
Franklin Avenue
Ziboler
Ranton
Victor
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