Personal notes from Factoryville and Carbondale area
Miss Mame McConnell of Factoryville spent Sunday in the gest of hir aou sin Miss Clara Titus and has returned home. George A Lindsay formerly of Lathrope now of LaCrosse Wisconsin visits his sister Mrs A E Decker at Moses Taylor hospital. Frank Collins of Carbondale, a State Normal student at Btrandsburg, remains critically ill with paetiiosis. Dr Gibbons attended him but could not leave the city until yesterday. While serious, hope for recovery remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame McConnell
Factoryville
Hir Aousin
Clara Titus
George A. Lindsay
Lathrope
LaCroses
Wisconsin
A.E. Decker
Moses ‘Taylor Hospital
Lindsay
Mr. Lindsay
Chicago, St. Paul
Minnesota
Frank Collins
Fof
Carbondale
State Normal School
Btrandsburg
Collins
RB. H. Gibbons
Gibbons
New York Express
Noo
Privatcians
Taylor Borough to be divided into five wards plan reported
Commissioners Miller Lowie and Danning urged court approval of dividing Taylor Borough into five wards. Delong of the Eighth ward was directed to post bond of 2000 to secure his loan on the bond. Various court actions included judge of election for Scott Township and an appeal in a trespass case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ©. Miller
W. R. Lowie
A.B Danning
Taylor
Delong
A. d. Casey
Thomas M. Grosvanor
Scott Township
Cor
FC Johnson
James Owens
Olephant
Eoree
John
Alois
Mary Morgans
Mary Ann Morgans
E. Lirgis Dippre
William Dippre
B. Partridge
David Spencer
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Dippre
Thomas
William Manley
Catharine Langan
Ocean, Md
A. A. Neary
Mary A. Padden
Scranton
Charles Jeffrey
Danmore
Lizkie Woodhon
Thomas Gilbert
Sheia James
Lankawanna
William Race
Mary Daily
Archbald
George 8. Simons
San Antonio
Tex
Nica Myrtle Gaige
Moscow
William Oraen
Minooka
Bridget Gerrity
Hyde Park Society Aids Lodge Plans and Local Events
Enthusiasm rises for organizing the Robert Morris lodge of American Lycurites with meetings set at South Main literary rooms. Prominent speakers include Benjamin Hughes and Thomas Davies while youth Cambro Americans pledge support. Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society reports its largest attendance, with new members welcomed and talks planned by Professor George Kowell on college for young men. An Epworth League event features a debate on nature versus art, a literary program, and a World’s Fair art gallery. A Beers Hall benefit for Mrs. McHale ends with dancing and music by Mrs. Mary Sheeran. about thirty couples attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morris Lodge
South Main Avenua
Benjamin Hughes
DP Tiomes
Henry BP. Davies
Thomas DD Davies
Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society
Walter Evane
Evan Evans
Wallace Meavr
George Geilitha
David Owens
George Kowell
Simpson
Epworth Levene
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
W. G Moser
Frank Gibbs
H. L. Morgan
Will Crawford
Beers Hall
North Main Avenue
Personal and Otherwise in Moosic and Nearby Areas
This snippet lists residents visiting and returning home across Moosic Garfieldavanna Chestnut Street Plymouth and Kingston. It notes Miss Lizais McMurty visiting Miss Mattie Williams, Mr and Mrs Thomas Houser returning from Cowl Dale, and Miss Margaret Edwards as a guest in Plymouth. It mentions Mra Maria Kroger visiting her son M G Krotaer and details mining and church lectures by Rev J A Jenkins and Ray Ds Parke. The West Side Christian Temperance union meets at 2 PM at 212 North Sumner Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizais McMurty
Moosic
Mattie Williams
Garfieldavanna
Thomas Houser
Chestnut Street
Cowl Dale
Schuylkill County
Margaret Edwards
Plymouth
Jackson
M. Reese
Hyde Park Avenue
J. A Jenkins
Kingston
West Side
Mra Maria Kroger
Traverly
M. G Krotaer
Hyde Park
Thomas BR. Willems
Thirteenth Street
Manville Abaft
Moses D. Evans
Forest City
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Evang
Keystone Coal Company
Ray
Ds. Parke
Pittston
Washburn Strait Presbyterian Church
W.G Carr
Rochester
N.Y
S . Foster
Fleetville
N. Z
John Lewis
Huerman House
W. F. O'Brien
Ander Dine Bank
Officers Elected by Green Ridge Benevolent Society
Sunday meeting of the St. Pauls Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society in Green Ridge elected officers including President T. J. Mahon Vice President H. G. Hart Recording Secretary T. W. Earley Financial Secretary Mellody Corresponding Secretary P. J. Lynn City Treasurer Martin Ergunon Sergeant at Arms James Dempaey Marshal James Dempaey Trustees P. J. Lynn P. D. Maton and T. J. Maton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls
P. J. Lynn
P. D. Maton
T. J. Maton
Republican Nomination Deadlines Reminder Notice
DD W Powell chairman reminds Republicans in boroughs and townships that county commissioners will print tickets for municipal divisions. Certificates of nomination must be filed at least eighteen days before election making caucus date essential. caucus to be held by June 81 and certificates due prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DD. W. Powell
Republican County Committee
Powers Protest Protection for State League Clubs
Pat Powers will protest against the National League giving protection to the Pennsylvania State League. Powers of the Dantera league telegraphed Wilkes-Barre club officials he will oppose supporters of state league players allegedly paid last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Dantera League
Wilkes-Birre
National League
Wilkes-Barre Club Advance Money Protest Looms
The Wilkes-Barre club advanced funds and then refused to fulfill contracts, a move President Powers objects to. Powers, a hustler with influence, cannot sway President Vick Young of the National League. The State league will play under the National agreement despite Powers protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Powers Bases
Meeting of the Board of Control Clears Night School Pay
The board met with absent president Langatali and seated T J Jeunioga as chair. Night school payrolls were approved totaling 1456 60 for teachers substitutes janitors and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Langatali
T. J. Jeunioga
Misa Mackey
No. 12
M. Sloate
No. 27
Architeet Williams
Schroeder
Watrons
Hughes
No. 26
Hin
No. 10
Nathaniel Hallstea
Gnanceconmithe
Ag Orlur
United States Furniture Company
Culeago
Amusement Notes At Academy Of Music Tonight
De Bun and Count Casper by Charles T. Ellis headline a benefit for Scranton commercial travelers at the Academy. The performance of A Temperance Town satirizes prohibitory laws, with Hoyt’s latest play drawing from a Vermont counsellor’s sixty year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Bun
Academy
Scranton
Count Casper
Charles T. Ellis
Academy of Music
Chinatown
Hoyt
Vermont
Plumbers’ Annual Ball Set for Turner Hall Next Friday
Scranton Plumbers Local Union No. 0 announces its second annual ball at Turner hall next Friday evening. Master of ceremonies William Kerrigan, with aides J F Kearney and William Puestor ht J Finnerty conducting dances. Floor chair J F Cush leads the floor committee. reception chair T Connor directs a large list of volunteers including Henry Wulsifer and W Cleary among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Plumbers
No. 0
Scranton
William Kerrigan
J. F. Kearney
William Puestor
J. Finnerty
J. F Cush
J P Gavin
F. McDonough
J. Larkin
T. BF. Moran
A. Notz
M J. NcNaily
W. Sullivan
J. Roche
M Netson
D. W. Murray
T. Connor
Henry Wulsifer
W. Cleary
Ei Kelley
R. Sheridan
B. Haggerty
H. May
T. O'Malley
E May
W. Erhardt
T. Laugan
Clerk
T. Nolan
Dublin Dan Connaily opens at Wonderland with Larry and Tuddy
The Dublin Dan Connaily company presented the comedy Larry and Tuddy at Wonderland theater to large crowds. Howarths Hibernica featuring 10 000 square feet of Emerald Isle paintings was shown with the performance, showcasing strong singing dancing and monologues. The troupe, about a dozen performers, offered varied entertainments and fine Livland scenes. Tie Two Dana will be shown Thursday Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderland
Howarth
Dublin Dan Connaily
Wonderland Theater
Larry
Tuddy
Emerald Isle
Dublin Dan
Livland
Fighting Hungarians Fined
Pater Worgan of Lloyd Street told police he and his wife were assaulted at home Sunday night by four men. Officers arrested Joseph Laviskea, William Monaski, Miko Zidoni das and Joseph Idock. In police court the next morning Idock and Laviskea were discharged while Monaski and Zidoni das were fined 25 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater Worgan
Lioyd Streat
Spellman
Lloyd Street
Joe Laviskea
William Monaski
Miko Zidonidas
Joseph Idock
Idock
Laviaks
Michael Zidonidas
Rafferty Arrested After Knife Assault on Pittston Avenue
Michael Rafferty a South Side resident was drinking and disorderly on Pittston avenue Sunday night. He drew a knife and assaulted several persons but harmed none. Sergeant Zang arrested him. Rafferty was fined ten dollars at the hearing and sentenced to thirty days in the county jail in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Rafferty
Pittston Avenue
Rafferty
Zang
Yeatorday
Defau
Best Made Viny Ony Tones from Gautachi & Sons
Gautachi and Sons, Tranufacturery at 1080 Chestnut Street Philadelphia offer wonderful orchestral organs and old music boxes. Prices listed are $5 and $10 for specialty repairs and improvements with new tine components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautachi & Sons
Philadelphia
Trolley Era Expands Across the Northeast Rail Scene
The article lauds electric streetcars as the future of rail transport with lines spreading from Baltimore to Washington and Philadelphia to Lanewater. It notes freight begins on the Wilkes-Barre and Panther Creek route, discusses labor, terminal shifts, and fare competition among Jersey Central and Reading lines, plus local housing moves tied to new operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Lanewater
Lanesatur
Harrinbargg
Bailwick
Carbondale
Nanticoke
Northumberland
Murdaborg
Holm
Forest City
Mantow
Binghamton
Gotham
Wilkes-Barre
Estern
Panther Creek
Metropolia
New Panther Creek
G. M Metzgar
Dallas
Cheawn
Erie
New Jersey Central
Lackawanna
Jersey Central
Ashley
Reading Railroad
Ontario and Western Company
Walldinga
Mayfield Yard
A. Day
Ontario and Western
Tina
John Mulholland
Jermyn
Keystone Council Install Officers in Gala Ceremony
Keystone Council A A S R will install officers at 8 o clock with Illustrious Commander-in-Chief H N Dannell presiding. Banquet follows with toasts to the President, Supreme Council, Sovereign Commander Henry Palmere, Governor Charles Robinson, and other dignitaries. Honors extend to the Memory of departed brothers. continues with benedictions for Lackawanna County Scranton industries and local Masonry bodies. Supplies and phonographs advertised for sale and rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Dannell
Keystone Council
Ilustrious
Henry N. Dannell
Trastrious
Richard B. Brockway
Frederick S. Goifrey
T. Cramer von Storeh
Willimim Maylin
de George E. Hill
United States
Frank M. Wandling
Supreme Council
Hl. N. Datiwell
Henry, Palmere
William J. Welch
Pennsylvania
Charles Robinson
Grand Lodge
General Master of Masons of
Charles W. Rooaler
Richard Th. Brockway
Acquiring Habits and a Major Enyclopaedia Offer
Parents should provide a wide reading range to suit each child. A complete library fosters industry and a love of books at home. The Encyclopaedia Britannia, offered by Timune, features 1800 pages of new maps and supplements in the Edinburg edition. Previously priced at £50 per volume or $195, the offer is now accessible on easy terms before it closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timune
Edinburg
Charles Scribners
Scribauer
New Road In Scott Township Damages Reported
Land damages were listed for Scott township as a new road from the Providence Gas and Water dam to Wetherly’s on the Chinghilla to Carbondale road. Viewers A B Dunning Jr John C Miller and W H Northup filed and the report was confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Dunning, Jr
John C. Miller
W. H. Northup
Scott Township
Providence Gas and Water Company
Wetherly’s
Chinghilla
Carbondale
J. W. Wetherly
M. ©. Miller
BE. Holgate
Thomas
H. M. Emerson
Tamone To Publish Classified Inch Of Leading Interests
A forthcoming Tamone edition will compile and classify banking, manufacturing, professional interests in Bypanton and nearby. It will be bound in book form with photogravure views of public buildings and streets, aiming for wide circulation and supportive input from local business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamone
Bypanton and
Iicinity
Tite Taine
Fifty World’s Fair Pictures Offered For Ten Cents
Fifty pictures of notable buildings and exhibits from the World’s Fair are available at Tuc Tumnus office for 10 cents plus three coupons. The portfolio includes artistic works and souvenirs. Demand has been high and supply exhausted, but thousands are ready for distribution at The Triant office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuc Tumnus
Trinant
Books Rare Bargains For Tim TRrivxe Subscribers
The paper offers subscribers a coming week sale of rare books at about one fourth of the usual price. A large line of bright popular volumes, elegantly bound, will be presented as inducements to secure valuable additions to readers libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Trrivxe
Coupon Offer Reads Discounts On Selected Books
The Tribune informs subscribers that by cutting two coupons they may purchase any book from the above list, under a preventation provision. The notice emphasizes redeeming via presented coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
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Vose & Sons
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J. W. Guernsey
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