West Scranton Death From Heart Failure at Dolans Hotel
Thomas Lewis a 35 year old clear maker living at 291 Eynon Street collapsed while standing with friends at Daniel Colman's hotel on South Main Avenue now Hampton Street. He died of heart failure after being attended by Dr. D. M. Jones. An inquest was deemed unnecessary. Barrett was arrested at 107 South Seventh Street on a razor charge following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolan
Thoms Lewis
Bursehell Brothers
Daniel Colan
South Main Avenue
Hampton Street
Eynon Street
Hadiden Brothers
Clear Deilers
Olyphint
Clive
John Walliaie
Colmars
Lewis
Frank Jones
D. M. Jones
Stone
Eoy Lewis
Sidlery
Alope
Weet Scranton
Ofiee
Thomas Leyshon
Davie
Marker
Barrett
South Seventh Street
Jackson Street
Eastern Penitentiary
Dunmore
Assault on Constable During Warrant Service
Constable Timothy Jones was assaulted by Patrick Barrett on South Seventh street while serving a warrant for abusing his family and breaking furniture. Barrett struck Jones on the head with a stone before Jones sought medical aid from Dr. Rey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Barrett
South Seventh Street
Timothy Jones
Fifth Ward
Barrett
Jones
Nw Stone
Tilda
Dr. Rey
Ripple division No 45 of Sons of Temperance installs officers
Ripple division No 45 met in Morgan s hall last evening and installed officers for the ensuing term. Conductor Thomas Thomson assistant conductor Lloyd Frutchie chaplain Joshua Milas superintendent of young people s work Thomas Ellas treasurer John D Lewis financial scribe John M Edwards worthy ae scalate Thomas Francis Assistant recording scribe Francis Heerham recording scribe David Fi Williams worthy patriarch Thomas Jones inside sentinel Arthur Thomas past worthy patriarch William G Thomlis outside sentinel Frank Armour trustees Joshua Bilas Thomas Francis. The division will hold another meeting next Monday evening when business of importance will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple
Sons of Temperance
Morgan's Hall
Thomas Thonwis
Lloyd Frutchie
Chaplin
Joshua Milas
Thomas Ellas
John Dpd
Lewis
John M. Edwards
Worthy Aescalate
Thomas Prancis
Francis Heerham
David Fi. Williams
Worthy
Thomas
Weekly school deposits at West Side bank recorded
The usual deposits for Nos. 1 and 1 totaled 21.10 with many names listed. Amounts include 1.50 for Edna Towin and 1.10 for Eliza Lewis among entries. document shows cents and small sums for multiple pupils with a grand total indicating the combined school fund intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Bank
W. Phillips
Mine Nicholls
Conte
Mica Morwin
Miss Kyana
Mike Kellow
Mie Murphy
Scents
Misa Murat
Vetber
Misa Murray
Mii Beamish
Misa Hutton
Mise Davis
Mies Wiel
Entitay
Revival services continue at multiple churches this week
Revival activities proceed at Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev. James Benninger with eight converts. Jackson Street Baptist Church hosts nightly meetings drawing large crowds and prayers. Rev. Davi Spencer also speaks at First Baptist assembly. Simpson Church reports one of best revival nights with topic A Change of Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
James Benninger
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Davi Spencer
Blakely
First Baptist Church
Simpson Church
Humber Man Gives His Heart to God Speaker W W Adair
W W Adair of the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association will speak this evening as a Humber man devotes himself to religious faith at the community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humber
W. W. Adair
The
Railroad Young Men's Christians Association
Marriages and meetings listed for local churches and clubs
Rev Whiting of Bynon Street plans marriage to Mike Clark Thorpe at Thorpe's Western Street home at 4 tomorrow afternoon. Rev James Bennlinger will officiate. Edward Webber and Miss Mary Beecham of Lincoln Heights to wed at Hampton Street Methodist Church Wednesday February 5 at 8 PM. West Side Board of Trade holds adjourned meeting tonight at City Wheelmen club house. President Dylels outlines agenda. Oxford Glee Club ways and means committee to meet tonight. all members expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Bynon Street
Mike Clark Thorpe
Western Street
James Bennlinger
Himpton Street
Edward Webber
Mary Beecham
Lincoln Heights
Hampton Street
James Benninger
West Side Board of Trade
Mee
City Wheelmen’s Club
Dyilels
Severa
Ways and
Oxford Glee Club
Remains of John Williams Buried on Washburn Street
The remains of John Williams died at Mrs. T. T. Jones home on Mynon Street were interred yesterday afternoon in Washburn Street Cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. Patrick Glaney from 2149 Lizerne Street was followed by burial in Cathedral Cemetery after a short service at St. Patrick's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
T. T. Jones
Mynon Street
Washburn Street
Patrick Glaney
Lizerne Street
Cathedral
St. Patrick's Church
Simpson Male quartette delights Oneonta audience
The Simpson Male quartette sang to over a thousand at Rev. J B Sweet's church in Oneonta New York Sunday evening, with members Jones Abrams Wrigley and Acker returning home pleased with the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
J.B. Sweet
Oneonta
N. Y
Messrs. Jones
Abrams
Wrigley
Acker
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bellevue Calvinistic Methodist Church
Thomas Lewis
Colon's Hotel
South Main Avenue
Electric City Wheelmen's Minstrel Company
William Packer
West Scranton
Johnstown
Weshburn Street
James Benninger
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Chlew
William Jarvis
Nicholas Jenkins
William Atkinson
John Clarke
Thomas Avans
Green Ridge News Briefs Include Visits and Obits
Mrs M R Kays of Sanderson Avenue visits Washington DC for two weeks. Marvin Schenck of New York City visits Green Ridge friends. The General Phinney Hose company holds an important meeting tonight. Funeral of Mrs Charles Kurts on New York Street featured a eulogy by Lt Lansing pastor of Green Ridge Presbyterian Church. Pallbearers and flower bearers listed. hymns performed. Out of town attendees named. New Catholic Mutual Beneficiary Association officers installed. Ashbury Church to host Sew Enghind supper January 24. Lend-a-Hand Mission meets at Mrs F L Hitchwock’s home. George Brown’s carriage collision with John Demark’s team ends with injuries to Mrs Demark. both carriages damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Kays
Sanderson Avenue
Washington, D.C
Marvin Schenck
New York City
Green Ridge
General Phinney Hose Company
Charles Kurts
New York Street
Lansing
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
M. T. Jackson
B. T. Jayne
J.7 Stevens
George Wescott
C. P. Slack
H. M. Cole
Arthur Ridgway
Albert Ridgway
Walter Wilson
C. IF. Flemming
Patrick Ruddy
Medinard Welly
John Wright
Ashbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Nw O.pl
Ito
Ie Greenidge Presbyterian Church
FL Ll. Hitchwock
Washington Avenue
George Brown
Central City
Wyoming Avenue
Newstreet
John Demark
Mr. Hroch
Demark
Local Notices and Small Theft Report from Town
Park Place resident William Richmond of Jones street visits New Jersey and New York. Mr. Johnson of Providence road and Tripp Street is jib. W. BR. Ackerson of Wool street is out after a two weeks illness. Thieves entered T. E. Terwilliger’s butcher shop on Court street Sunday and took $6 in money and articles of value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richmond
Jones Street
New Jersey
New York
Mr. Johnson
Providence Road
Tripp Street
W. BR. Ackerson
Wool
T. E. Terwilliger
Court Street
Bunday
Throat and Lung Remedy Adverts in Sensible Language
A vintage ad touts Kenny's Balam as a superior remedy for coughs colds and throat troubles. The proprietor offers a sample and promises relief from croup and related lung ailments with a cheap price and tested efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny
South Scranton Athletic Hall Crowded for Club Ball
The Star Social club marked its eighth anniversary last night with a well attended ball at the Athletic hall on Alder street. Junger Maennercher will perform four numbers on the Liedertafel programme at Wilkes-Barre tonight. Two women were fined for selling liquor without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junger Maennercher
Wilkes-Barre
Star Social Club
Alder Street
Scranton Socials Highlight Grand March and Liedertafel Plans
At nine o clock the grand march drew over 150 couples with smooth flow and no hitches. Mathew Damal led the Sociery and was assisted by a large committee. Miss Lydia Sailer of Cedar Avenue has been invited to sing at Wilkes-Barre Liedertafel tonight, with the Junger Maeinercher attending by chartered car. A South Side delegation will travel, four numbers on the program, promising Scranton’s musical standing. Reduced rates and free concert tickets offered to those joining by 7 p.m. at Schhimoff's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sociery
Mathew Damal
J. J. Mirtz
Peter Phillips, Jr
W. J. Rosar
William Fritch
Johan F. Phillipp
Jacob
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Lydia Sailer
Cedar Avenue
Junger Maeinercher
Society
Miss Sailer
Fred Herman
Schhimoff's Hall
Scranton Musque Ball Planned by Saengerrunde and Brewers
The Scranton Saengerrunde will host its annual musque ball at Athletic Hall on Monday February 10, a key pre Lent social event supervised by Berthold Schodt Gustav Schultz August Hagen Jacob Hess John Schroedel and Je Lawrence Huberstroh. The German Brewers union No 232 AF of L will stage its first anniversary ball at Music Hall on Monday February 3 with committee members Joseph Madlespacher Jr Max Ludwig Joseph Long Charles Kellerman and Jacob Weber. William Fickug a famed Neptune engine No 2 driver and noted musician from the ward is a popular local figure with skilled drum flute and bugling talents and memberships in multiple local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Saengerrunde Society
Athletic Hall
Berthold Schodt
Gustav Schultz
August Hagen
Jacob Hess
John Schroedel
Lawrence Huberstroh
Cierman Brewers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Music Hall
Joseph Madlespacher
Max Ludwig
Joseph Long
Charles Kellerman
Jacob Weber
Two Pittston and Genet women fined for unlicensed liquor sales
Mrs. Margaret Gibbons of Pittston avenue and Mrs. Allen King of Genet street were arrested and fined $50 plus costs after magistrate Christian Storr found sufficient evidence of selling drinks without a license. The Middox brothers of Hollisterville, accused of using short measures, postponed for restitution talks with prosecutors to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gibbons
Pittston Avenue
Allen King
Genet Street
Christian Storr
Brothers Middox
Hollisterville
Leates
Funeral of Mrs O'Donnell Held at St Josephs Church
The funeral for Mrs. O'Donnell of 2402 Pittston Avenue was largely attended yesterday morning at St. Josephs church. Interment followed in Minaoka Cemetery. A well attended and interesting service concluded the rites.
Footwear Clearing Sale Offers Wide Selection at Marked Down Prices
Fit the Feet Woman's Shoes in high grade vid and dongola kid offered at half the original price. Woman's Button and Lace Shoes, kidskin with reinforced soles and new shapes, priced to attract buyers. Men's Shoes in English enamel satin calf and box calf from $1.90 to $3. Muslin and unbleached fabrics also discounted, with bold clearance pricing and brief sale notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Kidskin
Local society notes and meetings announced
The South Side bowling club met at Pittston avenue headquarters. Womet Lodge Knights of Pythias to hold regular session. Orpheus Glee club to meet at M. J. Courle home Tuesday at 8. Twins arrive at Burke home on Stone avenue. Burke praised by Connell Hose company. Division 22 A O H to hold important meeting in St Johns hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
South Side Bowling Club
Pittston Avenue
Womet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Orpheus Glee Club
M. J. Courle
Burke
Stone Avenue
Sprained knee cap injury reported event
A person recently sustained a sprained knee cap. The Dickson colliery saw improved issone. Revival meetings at Providence Methodist Episcopal church drew large, attentive crowds with Secretary Mundy and helpers planning Wednesday services. Several new Lincoln lodge Odd Fellows members admitted. Mrs Ray Smith returned home from visiting friends in Binghamton. Miss Dora McDonough arrived from New York to visit West Market street. J Ruane hospitalized with illness showing improvement. Jack O'Brien arrested on his father’s complaint and sent to county jail for thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson
Issone
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Mundy
City Young Men's Christian Association
Lincoln Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Ray Smith
Oak Street
Binghamton
Dora McDonough
New York
West Market Street
J. Ruane
Fulton Street
Jack O'Brien
Passion Play at St Marys for School Benefit
The Passion Play at Washington Hill under St Marys Church auspices drew a large crowd and will be staged this afternoon to benefit local schoolchildren with admission set at 1 cent. Also noted are upcoming Republican borough primaries on Wednesday January 20 and a convention the next evening at Look, with polls open 4 to 7. Funeral services for Mrs James Cummings of Chestnut Street will be from St Marys Church this morning at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Church
St. Mary's Hall
Fale
St. Mary's Ball
John P. Welly
Dloly Tosary
St. Joseph's
St. Marys
Moses Whitty
Providence Silver Cornet Band
John Bherwins
Mary Gerrhity
Judge Kelly
Williui BP. Lynott
John Mov- Balla
Washington Hill
St. Mary's Church
James Cummings
Chestnut Street
St. Miay’s
Agnes Shaw
Rockhiund
Blackinton
Elm Street
F.C. H. Dreyer
Philadelphia
Chinn Tiliund Intesion
John Allen
Dudles Atrecht
Nay Aug Cowl
Mise Mie Horan
Madixon Avenue
Mise Farntai
Phildelphia
Spencer Simith
Inky
Bualo
Cd, Turry
Pitttston
Lennon
Mlakely Street
Mira
Bwitt
Abn
P. J. Manley
Chestone Street
M& Vorntift
Obituary Notice for Miss Margaret Hvans of West Scranton
Miss Margaret A Hvans formerly of West Scranton died June 19 at the home of her sister in Jersey City. The funeral will be held tomorrow at the parish church and interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. She is survived by two sisters and one brother, Mrs A Smith, Mrs J Clark, and Paul Dymes. Funeral details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Hvans
West Scranton
Ier Woehe
Wolden Walls
Jersey City
Washburn Street
Brethern
A. It Siniih
A. J. Chark
Panet Dtymes
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Wish
G. W. Jenisins
California
FRICE
Globe Warehouse
General News
Park Place
South
Matthew Damas
Star Sorial Club
Fickus
William Fickug
Neptune Engine No
Christian Wickus
Ventriecoy
Musiehin
Pennsylvania
Camp 450
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Junger Maennerebor
Volunteer Tiremen'a Association
Relief Association
Old Neptune Engine Company
Mrs OF News
Jonas Long
Brleé, Et Renan
Wien
Count Hannibal
Weyman
Edna Lyalls
Mary Johnston
Bowles
Orland
Eben Holden
Bacheller
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Glenary
Ralph Connor
David Harum
Westcott
Cavalier
Geo. Cable
Vandyke
St. Elmo
Augusta Evans
Tysbeth
H. Rider Haggard
David Corsen
Goss
Scranton’s
Jonas Long's
North Scranton News
John P. Kelly
Institution of Human Development
North Miain Avenue Baptist Church
EH. Ripnle
HH. MM
Howards
Lidier
North Scrunton Republican
Peichy
North Scranton Glee
Allentown
Privehury Crystals
Twentieth Century
Minooka
Whitch
Edward Wighes
Mualleys Hall
Pherexsa Lynott
Brick Avenue
Yarbandale
Jou Ply McAndrew
Perry
Bate Mra
Lyceum Theatre
M. Neil
Charles Frolinin
William Faversham and
Gerald du Marien
Criteriin Ulsater
Kiitira
Jase
Howard Gould
New York Empire Theater
Cupello Lew Trevor
Rico Silt
Pripi
Pete
Academy of Music
M. Reis
Lecaee
A. J. Daly
Haat
Frankie Carpenter
Grady
Curload
Sonor
Wetlars
Meloud
Weilieedas
Satuday
Mise Brown
Satundas
Trom
Star Theatre
Alf. G. Herrington
San
Mosday
Hamagry Corp
Watson's
Prof
Fl, J. Dwyer
Dan S, McLeod
Malloy
Dow Street
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