West Scranton M rs Gormans Sudden Death and Pictures
Mary Gorman aged about 44 years was found dead at noon in the rear of 202 North Ninth Street after a week of illness and refused a doctor. Coroner to hold inquest. cause of death olephgelism. Moving pictures at Simpson M E Church and notable performances by Ackland Hoyle and Mr Howe draw audiences.
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Nealis Court
Simpson M. E. Church
Willie Green
Mary Gorman
Pollor
North Ninth Street
W. 4
War Dyke
Wittites
T Tehkanenn
Roberts
Wilkes-Barre
James Fmart
South Africa
China
Major Wilson
Lt Ie
Ackland Hoyle
Hubert
Sicily
Boyle
Howe
Weert
Serane
Moving picture exhibit at Simpson Methodist Church
The Leman HH Howe company staged a moving picture show at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church last evening. The clear film display drew a large audience and featured Europe scenes from the Paris exposition, praised for its sharp images and lack of typical exhibit nerves.
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Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Leman HH. Howe
Scranton
Europe
Paris
William Green in Al leyman Kellow court dispute
William Green of W22 Roberts court faced a warrant in Al leyman Kellow court for assault and battery. He waived a hearing and posted bond for his appearance, after which family ties were noted. Green, known as Willie, had previously married Benjamin Thomas’s sister and later separated.
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William Green
Roberts Court
Alleyman Kellow
Benjamin Thomas
Bromiley Avenue
Green
Thomas
Willie
Ox Green
Vaccinations at the West Side Hospital Draw Large Turnout
An army of parents and children queued for free vaccinations at the West Side hospital yesterday. From noon until late, 121 arms were inoculated while many more were turned away due to limited physician attention. Officials aimed to aid the poor, with hours set from 12 to 4 and again 6 to 8, as Dr. J W Houser and staff worked to assist applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Hospital
J. W. Houser
AM. J. Williams
Tribune
Extra Quality and Wool Blanket Sale Prices
A ten day sale offers discounts on California and wool blankets, bath robes, and eiderdown comforts. Prices drop from ten cents to several dollars, with significant reductions on white California blankets, pure wool blankets, and eiderdown silk coverings. Those seeking lower prices may request comparable items.
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California
The Tribune Reader Describes General Coverage Habit
A reader explains how The Tribune shaped his understanding of current events and the paper’s role in daily life. He notes reliance on local reports, editorials, and weather updates to guide decisions and stay informed.
Funeral services for local residents held yesterday
Multiple funerals were conducted yesterday for John Jones Charles Lewis and Thomas Phillips. Rev. Hugh Davies and Rev. J B Sweet presided. Interments occurred at Washburn Street Cemetery Walton and Fynon Street residences were noted. Pallbearers included John R Richards David Powell J O Evans William Richards Morgan Lake Calvin Coons Warner Frank Sutton John Decker Addison Chase James Martin William Koons Milward Maley Charles Reed and William Arnold.
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Hugh Davies
South Main Avenue
J. BR. Sweet
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Calvin Coons
Mr. Warner
Frank Sutton
John Decker
Addison Chase
James Martin
Walton
Ontario and Western
Thomas Phillips
Fynon Street
D. BP. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Washburn Street
Willam Arnold
William Koons
Milward Maley
Charles Reed
Local Notes Highlight Weddings Parties and Meetings
William Phillips and Alas Mary Haines wed yesterday at the Tabernacle Congregational church with Rev D P Jones officiating. A surprise party honored W Haydn Evans at his South Sumner home. Oxford mine workers were paid off amid rumors of future use of new hands. Washburn Street churches held well attended services. The Tenn Stone Co store closed and transfers moved goods to Puller stores on Main and Price. Baritone Hiarty BK. Jones confined to home by illness. Several residents visited or returned from trips. A Sunday school reports enrollment 44 with 1,62( attendance 400 per Sabbath and receipts totaling 518?G leads to a treasury balance of 278. In town visits include Goodrich of Sharon and Miss Jonnie Jones of Plymouth. Union of barbers held a meeting and enrolled new members. Patriotic Order of Ameri caners planned community dinner at Tyrone Hall. Funeral for Mr and Mrs Dunn's infant at Archbald Street home with Cathedral cemetery interment. Columbia Hose Company met to discuss business. Lou J Teachamp known as The Laughing Philosopher to lecture at Plymouth Congregational Church next Monday on The Sunny Side of Life. Proceeds fund the building fund. Specialty mentions for women’s health in Dr Treverion’s office.
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William Phillips
Mary Haines
D. P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
W. Haydn Evans
South Sumner Avenue
Oxford
Jinset
Washburn Street Presbyterian
Hayopten Street
Tenn Stone Company
Washburn Street
Puller
Main Avenue
Price Street
Hiarty BK. Jones
Anna Theley
Danville
W. Grant Kellen
Edwards Court
Howe Kvane
Portland
Titman
Jackson Street
Jessie Nawuiin
North Care Tell! Avenue
Tobyiunna
Stroudebure
Washburn Street Presbyterian Bun
Archbald Street
Cathedral
Columbia Hose Company
Lou J. Teachamp
Plymouth
Church
Theuilding Fund
Funeral of Mrs Mary Edgar Draws North Scranton Group
Large attendance from North Scranton and nearby communities for the funeral at Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church. The Providence church Ladies’ Aid sent a wreath and flowers, and Rev A Cure served as pallbearer. Church trustees expressed sympathy, while residents and relatives were noted in the day’s updates. Local residents mentioned include Walter Kwalls, Mrs William Moore, Mrs Butler Pierce, Mrs Roderick Powell, Miss Hattie Owens, Dr W A Peck, John Healy, George E Atherton, Miss Catherine Lynett, PJ Flanagan, and others. A one day rummage sale was announced to be held at the Osterhout.
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Methodist Church
Mary Edgar
William Edger
Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church
Cary
Ladies’ Aid Society
Providence Church
Epworth League & Cacket
Ch A. Cure
Dadies’ Aid Society
Walter Kwalls
Keenville
Conn
William Moore
West Market Street
Butler Pierce
Carbondale
Charles Zeigler
North Main Avenue
Roderick Powell
Samuel Davis
Hattie Owens
Brick Avenue
W. A. Peck
John Healy
West Market Sffeet
Pyramid Pile Cure Credited With Lasting Relief
A Pittsburg man claims three boxes of Pyramid Pile Cure cured his piles after months of sleepless nights. The ad touts the remedy as safe, effective, affordable, and widely available through druggists, urging readers to consult the Pyramid Drug Co for a booklet on piles.
Winter clothing sale by Providence Presbyterian Aid Society
The Aid Society of Providence Presbyterian church plans a winter clothing rummage with lower prices than any prior sale in the city. Ruth Cousins seven month old funeral held at North Main Avenue with interment in Dun nare Cemetery. Various local religious and civic notices follow, including meetings at Young Women's Christian Association, and visits by Druggist G. W. Davis and Alderman Myers in Harrisburg.
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Wlock
Aid Society
Providence Presbyterian Shurch
Ruth
William Cousins
North Main Avenue
Dunnare Cemetery
Young Women's Christian Association
Misa Phoebe Smith
Providence Presbyterian
George Mahy
Young Men's Christian Association
Tr. Guild
International Union
Leonard's Hall
George E. Atherton
Montrose
G. W. Davis
Alderman Myers
Harriaburg
Installation of Washington Camp Officers in Hartman's Hall
District President Henry C. Hartman installed Washington Camp Patriotic Order Sons of America officers at Hartman’s Hall on Pittston Avenue. New officers include President F. P. Haas, Vice President Henry Viesing, Recording Secretary Fred Gunter, Financial Secretary John Nearher Jr, Master of Form Thomas F. Kraft, Conductor Petes W. Haas, Outer Guard Fred Viesing, Trustees John Scholl J. F. P. Schwenk and Robert H. Biter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Hartman
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Hartman's Hall
Pittston Avenue
F. P. Haas
Henry ©. Viesing
Fred Gunter
John Nearher, Jr
Thomas F. Kraft
Petes W. Haas
Fred Viesing
John Scholl
J. F P. Schwenk
Robert H. Biter
Columbia council in C Y M I installs officers
At a meeting of the Columbia council Young Men’s Institute in a Pharmacy hall last evening, officers for the year were installed including Chaplain Kev ER D. Matley, President M. J. McHugh, Vice President FL PL Brady, and others. The young son of Patrick Moore injured his leg by a stick while playing. Dr. Walsh treated the wound. Funeral services for Mrs. Wilhelmina Bebank are set for 2 PM at the family residence 2 Willow Street with interment at Pittston Avenue. The Patriotic council Junior Order United American Mechanics meets tonight.
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Columbia Council
Young Men's Institute
Kev
ER. D. Matley
M. J. McHugh
FL PL Brady
Thomas Folan
James Vaughan
M. J. Rafferty
Corersponding
Thomas Sullivan
John EB. O'Malley
Moverial
Maurice Dugan
Inside Sentinel
James Folan
Outside Sentinel
Michael Riley
Murns
George Burns
William Paniels
John Ward
James Barrett
Frank
Patrick Moore
Walsh
Wilhelmina Bebank
Willow Street
Pittston Avenue
Patriotic Council
United American Mechanics
Irony and Illness Aboard City Streets
John Chrvey of Irving avenue suffers from pneumonia sores. George Hamm of the United States marine corps visits Elm street home. William Phillip leaves for Muskeegan Michigan. Constable Joseph Moore of Cherry Street is seriously ill with pneumonia. Andrew Schap of Irving avenue to Dr Thompson Private hospital for an operation. Charles Leuthold of Cedar avenue confined at home with grip. A long python escaped from Perth Zoo and swallowed two macaw beaks in the orangutan cage.
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John Chrvey
Irving Avenue
Laree
George Hamm
United States Marine Corps
Elm Street
William Phillip
Muskeegan
Mich
Joseph Moore
Cherry Street
Andrew Schap
Funeral in Dunmore Methodist Church
The funeral of Mrs. William Edgar was held at the Methodist church with Rev. Austin Griffin presiding and Rev. George E. Forsythe preaching from Revelation 1 1 no more sea. Clergymen from several towns attended and a double quartet provided music as pallbearers and floral offerings accompanied the service. Burial followed in Dunmore cemetery.
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William Edgar
Yesetrday
Austin Griffin
Wyoming
A. J. van Cleft
Dunmore Church
George EF. Forayvile
Owego
Muele
George Simpson
Elsie Powell
Anna Powell
Jennie Eden
Mesers
J. W. Pinnell
William Luts
Garfield
Mare
Dunmore
W. G. Simpson
C. M. Burdam
Oo Th Severson
R. J. Austin
F. W. Young
J. Vi Newell
CC. BR. Henry
J. Madison
I M. Furey
R. Haughton
Drummer Evangelist Delivers Farewell Sermon in Scranton
Rev W H Williams, known as the Drummer Evangelist, preached his farewell sermon at the Methodist church in Scranton, urging Christians to speak one language the language of Canaan and to avoid temptations such as whiskey and dances. He praised the local press for covering reform efforts and thanked the Scranton press for its reports.
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W. H. Williams
Methodist Church
Canaan
Heaven
Hell
God
Grace
Jordan of Death
Scranton
Sheldon
Religious Daily
Kieetrie
Revival Services at Tripp Avenue Church
Rev Cobb preached on What Shall I Do to Be Saved from Acts 16 chapter stressing unity of intellect and emotion in conversion. He cited faith repentance and obedience as essential and two confessors joined Christ at the altar. Tonight the topic is The Gospel Is the Power of God Unto Salvation.
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Tripp Avenue Christian Church
Mr. Cobb
Dlove
Christ
God
Miss Rose Palmer to Speak on China Experiences
Miss Rose Palmer recently returned from China will address the Women's Missionary society at a Thursday meeting with Mrs W Derker of Cherry Street. The Women’s Guild of St Marks Church hosts a cruller and coffee social Thursday evening at Mrs Carl Nouveau’s Tudley Street home inviting the public.
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Rose Palmer
China
Women's Missionary Society
Mre W, Dd, Derker
Cherry Street
Women's Guild of
St. Marks Church
Carl Nouffer
Tudley Street
Ingtl
Young Men's Institute Elects Officers and Socializes
The article notes officers elected by the Young Men's Institute were installed last night and the group spent the rest of the evening socially with cigars and music by Wahler's orchestra. A temperance lecture by Rev J J Curran drew a large audience in Washington hall. Master Norman Markle remains home recovering from a broken arm. Prof William Jones, music instructor, is confined at home with eight teeth?
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Nue
Welock
Young Men's Institute
Wahler
J. J. Curran
Wilkes-Barre
Delver
Washington Hall
Norman Markle
William Jones
Grove Street
Obituary notices from a late 19th or early 20th century local paper
A string of obituary notices from Greenfeld and nearby towns reports deaths at local hospitals and homes. It lists Merrett Lowry of Greenfeld, Delmer L. Poote, and multiple other relatives, with funeral details, locations, and family ties across Alder Street Tavlow and nearby cemeteries.
Story of Dumas A French Trip to the Chateau Visit
The fragment describes a journey to a palace connected with a historical event. The narration mentions Kelprond Dantes and Abbe Varia and hints at a ruse or capture involving a relic or bone. Additional voices reference Luman and an abbey, though details remain unclear.
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London News
Tumiou
Othe Abbey
Paria
Luman
Cleveland and Whitney in Tammany Politics
The article profiles William Whitney, noting his late start in business at forty five and his enduring political life in New York. It contrasts Whitney’s tactics with Grover Cleveland’s, highlighting Whitney’s influence with Richard Croker and implying potential friction between Whitney and Tammany Hall. The piece hints at Whitney’s strategic methods and public suspicion of his plays.
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William Whitney
Washington
New York
Richard Croker
Prophet of
Tammany
Whitney
Cleveland
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Union Painless Dentists
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Weat Side
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Delmer L. Poote
Adama Avenue
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