Funeral of James Glynn and North Scranton observances
Requiem Mass for James Glynn was celebrated at Ibholy Rosary Church. Three men were arrested on charges of conduct ivg spank eassess Fender Probe ably saved a boy’s life. Ange Campbell, a miner, was seriously injured at Marvin mine after igniting a fuse and returning toward the blast. He was taken home. Dr Beaty could not determine if injuries are fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibholy Rosary Church
Moen
Fender
Ange Campbell
Marvin
Marion Street
Dr. Beatey
Lila
Funeral for James Glynn in large Hyde Park burial
The funeral for James Glynn who died Monday night began at his Burnett street home and proceeded to Holy Rosary church for a high mass celebrated by Rev. J J O'Toole with assistants. Pallbearers were Patrick Cavanaugh Jeremiah Fitesimmons William Gallagher P McCabe Peter Noone and Stephen Connor. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Glynn
Euch
Anchol
Burnett Street
Holy Rosary Church
Golemn
Mars
Regulum
J. J. O'Toole
N. J. McManus
P. J. Laynett
Patrick Cavanaugh
Jeremiah Fitesimmons
William 4. Gallagher
P. McCabe
Peter Noone
Stephen Connor
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Youth Struck by Streetcar Fender In Scranton
In Scranton an inbound Peckville car struck a youth who stood in the path as Motorman Pay approached the square. The impact threw the boy into the scoop. he was taken to a standstill and removed uninjured except for a gash on the forehead. He refused to give his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Peckville
Proprieties of Speak-Easies Arraigned in First Ward
John Neary Thomas Hoban and Michael Durkin alleged proprietors of speak-easies in the First ward were arraigned before Alderman Fidler last evening. Constable Seth Smith made arrests on complaint of TH Co Maloney. The defendants pleaded not guilty through attorney Michael Waleh and were held in 2400 bail each for court appearance. Willam Hopkins returned yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neary
Thomas Hoban
Michael Durkin
Speak-Easies
Fidler
Seth Smith
TH. Co
Local Notices and Upcoming Events in Wilkes Barre Area
Community notices report visits from Buffalo and New York residents to local relatives, theater plans for a February 11 benefit at Marys Hall, and religious services led by Rev J A Evans and others. It also notes church confirmations, ordinations, baptisms, and society meetings at Welsh Baptist and other local churches.
Dunmore Social Notes and Local Appointments
Mr and Mrs F J Mongan of Putte Mont are visiting in town. Thomas Logan is at his home on Drinker Street. The Ladies Temperance Society will serve supper at Temperance Hall in February. Thomas Harrington of Chestnut Street visits friends in Syacuse. Miss Sadie Dawson of Jefferson Street stays with relatives in Whith Binnon. Rev R R Bilein of the First Christian Church Dunmore preaches at the Dunmore Christian Church. George Conteste at his East Drinker Street home. Guild of Saint Agnes entertainment well attended. thanks offered to the public for support. Dr George Frown left for Rowland to visit relatives. Republican Club to meet at Neptune Hose House No 1 this evening. all members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Mongan
Putte, Mont
Mes
Thomas Logan
Tier Home
Ladies’ Temperance Society
Temperanes
Thomas Harrington
Chestnut Stress
Sytucuee
Sadie Dawson
Jefftoreon
Whith Binnon
Biilein
Petor
Fitet Christin Echuteh
Beranton
Ing
Dunmore Christin Enureh
George Conteste
East Drinker Street
Guild of St. Agnes
Mund
George Frown
Republian Club
Neptune Hose House
Dr Agnew’s Ointment Promises Quick Relief
Advertised remedy claims to heal stubborn skin conditions with instant soothing after first use. It asserts relief from itching and burning within a day and says piles are cured in three to six nights. Sold by Matthews Brothers.
Funeral of John Williams Attended by Many in West Scranton
Pickhwickians held an interesting meeting at the home of William T. Burall. Christian Endeavor social occurred at the residence of Mr and Mrs John H Mobertas. Albert Royal four years old of North Garfield avenue suffered a near fatal skull fracture after a coast down Garfield avenue ended in collision with a heavy wagon at Jackson street. He was unconscious briefly but regained consciousness and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Pickhwickians
William T. Burall
Christian Endeavor
John H. Mobertas
Albert
William Royal
Garfield Avenue
Ind
Jackson Street
Price Street
Dackson Street
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
South Washington Avenue
Roaring Brook
Tribune
Central Park Garden
Thomas P. O'Malley
Second Street
Frank Yacur
Poland
Catharine Kempe
Jacob Klein
Mary Weilrich
Adam Weirich
Bominikirk Mahon
South Wyoming Avenue
Joseph Schultz
Charles Kullman
J. N. Willard
Funeral Held For John Williams at 108 Tenth Street
The funeral for John Williams was conducted yesterday afternoon from his residence at 108 Tenth Street. A large crowd viewed the casket and attended the services before the procession to Washburn Street cemetery. Rev. David Jones and Rev. J. Ll. Sweet officiated with a quartet, and Hyde Park Lodge No. 530 Masons provided burial rites. pallbearers and flower-beavers were drawn from lodge members and local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Tenth Street
Washburn Street
David Jones
First Welsh Congregational Church
J. Ll. Sweet
Simpson Methodist Church
Hyde Park Lodge
J. B. Sweet
Lodge
William BR. Williams
William ©. Williama
Richard Nicholls
BG Morgans
Clem Marsh
Evan J. Davis
Flower-Beavers
George Oberdorfer
Otto Eshleman
MH. D. Jones
Db. J. Davis
Pick Wickians Hold Bi Weekly Meeting On Early American Literature
The Pick Wickians met last evening at 1504 Price Street hosted by William T. Burall. C. H. Ball presided as chairman as members discussed the impact of early American literature on Revolutionary era history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pick
Wickians
William T. Burall
Price Street
C. H. Ball
W. T. Burall
America
Mary Daniels
Hartford Wits
Hall Caine
Mise Mabel ‘Yost
Ethel Peck
Christians En deaver Society Social at Roberts Home
Members of the Christian Endeavor society of Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church gathered at 25 North Hyde Park Avenue last evening for an entertainment and social. Rev. L R Foster presided. Mrs L Be Foster sang. Miss Francis Budd played a piano duet. Light refreshments were served by Mrs John H Roberts. funds from the socials go to the society treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeaver Society
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
John H. Roberts
North Hyde Park Avenue
L. R. Foster
M. A
L. Be Foster
Francis Budd
Literary Circle Reorganized At St Peters Toung Mons Society
The Literary circle of St. Peter's Toung Mons society is reorganized after a hiatus. Officers include President William P. Quinn and Vice President Patrick Keegan with a meeting set for Thursday Feb 10 at St. Peter's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
Dominick Curran
James Connolly
Mesers
John McLane
M. F. Gerrity
M.T. McDonough
John Gallagher
M. J. O'Toole
W. P.O’ Donnell
John Loughlin
Holy Cros Church
Toxvay
William Quinn
Thomas Cummings
James MecDonoigh
Lawrence Hewitt
Lther Solo
Henry Krause
John Sheridan
William McDonough
John R. McLean
John F. McDonough
M. A. Collins
M. J
Debaters Present Negative Side With Advocates
Patrick McLean O'Toole and William McDonough will present the case for the negative side, outlining the advantages of maintaining the current stance and questioning the merits of change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Toole
Patrick McLean
William McDonough
Local Families Collect News of Births and Visits
Mrs Griffiths on Price Street welcomed a boy in their home. Frances Jones and Cassie Bowen of Boring Brook visit Hyde Park area friends. George Hoffman and family entertain Widener of Belvidere New Jersey. Numerous relatives guesting across the city including Kresge and Budd family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH. Griffiths
Price Street
Frances Jones
Cassie Bowen
Boring Brook
George Hoffman
Hyde Park Avenue
Sterme
South Main Avenue
Coleman
Binghamton
F. W. Trumbower
Beranton Street
Richard R. Jones
Lafayette Street
Hayden Ashley
Georgianna Twining
Mauch Chunk
Isaac Daniel
North Main Avenue
Hiness
George PF. Thirwall
Thirteenth Street
Il. R. Boater
Sumner Avenue
Francis Budd
Albany, N. Y
Polo match challenge and community notices in Scranton
The Electric City Wheelmen's Polo club accepts a challenge from the Anthracite Wheelmen's Polo club of North Scranton for Friday evening February 4 at Company H's armory. Henry J McKnight infant son of Mr and Mrs George McKnight is interred at Washburn Street cemetery after a private funeral. The West Side Republican league met last evening at South Main Avenue with President James Leyshon and several committees appointed. The First Welsh Congregational church choir, led by Chorister William John Davies, prepares the cantata David the Shepherd Boy to be performed Thursday March 17 at the church. A Monday evening event in Mears' hall features performances by Washburn Street Bible school youths and an electromotiscop exhibit with Niagara Falls and the Black Diwend express, plus vocal music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Michael Malloy
Buffalo
N. Y
Charlotte Carnanduce
Osterhout
Wilkes- Barre
Mame McNish
Plack Street
Avecn
Edward Townsend
Keystone Dramatic Club
In &J. Mary's Hall
John McTinle
G. W Divs
Weet Market Street
Derrick
Wilkes-Barre
Evangeeliet Wilken
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
William Myers
New York
Mixes Eya Connally
North Main Avenue
J. A. Evans
West Market Street
Kinieht
Philadelania
James KR. Hughes
Viret Welsh Baptist Church
Stev
W. R Davie
Walsh
George Davis
Juin Youre Peepte's Society
Lene Willams
Mra
W. Ti. Owens
Electric City Wheelmen's Polo Club
North Scranton
Company H
Henry J
George McKnight
South Ninth Street
Washbury Street
West Side Republican League
J. C. Davies
South Main Avenue
James Leyshon
Leyshon
William Pent Morgan
Richard MM. William
William J. eThomas
John HM. Williams
George B. Carson
A. B. Eynon
7. Z. Roberts
Alfred Twining
Simon Thomas
John Walker
M. H. Morgan
John T. James
William H. Parry
William Bunn
H. P. Decker
C. F E. Olver
William R. Lewis
H. L. Taylor
John R. Edwards
Elias E. Evans
First Welsh Congregational Church
William John Davies
David
West Side Business Directory Entry
Second hand furniture cash for anything to sell including furniture stores and tools. Call to view stock of J. C. King at West Lock evalina avenue Mrs Fenton clairvoyant and prenologist 412 North Main avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
J. C. King
West Lock
Evalina Avenue
Fenton
North Main Avenue
Ladies of Hullstead Lodge Visit Mrs Merritt Gurlner
A score of ladies from Mrs W. FP Hullstead lodge No 86 visited Mrs Merritt Gurlner on Dixon Avenue yesterday afternoon. The gathering featured a warm welcome and a delightful exchange of gifts with numerous attendees listed among the presenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hullstead Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Merritt Gurlner
Dickxon Avenue
Kurls Seeley
G A. Carr
Lincoln’s odd visitor asks to meet the president elect
A tall countryman from Karenos visited Lincoln in his Springfield office after the election and asked to see him. He explained he was returning to Indiana with his wife and three children to show them the president elect. Lincoln identified a nearby tree and, after the man departed, noted there was no other in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Springield
Karenos
Inidianna
Mr. Lincoln
United States
Ftalie
Downturn Tales From Moston Streets Debunked
A dubious tale from downtown Moston claims streets were cow jubs and warns pedestrians to keep bearings. A stranger recounts getting lost after asking a police officer for directions, while a veteran disputes the tale as a century old yarn.
South Scranton Happenings at St John Hall Program
The South Side Tourist Club hosted an excellent entertainment in St John Hall with acts from the W. A. Juniors and local performers. A river flood dispute with the Central Railroad of New Jersey sees settlements for nine trespass suits while a large audience enjoyed music and a phonograph exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Tourist Club
St. John's
Pittston Avenue
Willow Street
South Side Tourist Club Hosts St John’s Hall Evening
The South Side Tourist club entertained many friends at St John’s hall with an elegant programme. Janes Stelly presided as Forest band provided overture. Performers included Thomas Handley, William Gilroy, James O’Rourke, Kelly, Philbin, Anna McGuinness, Kate Rafter, Agnes Coyne, Mamie Cook, Ket rick, Thomas Walsh, Catherine and James Craig, Elder, Steinbach and Tennis quartet. The night ended with dancing to Forest band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
St. John’s Hall
Janes Stelly
Forest Band
Thomas Handley
William Gilroy
James O'Rourke
Kelly and
Philbin
Heart
Anna McGuinness
Kate Rafter
Agnes Coyne
Mamie Cook
John Ketrick
Thomas Walsh
Catherine
James Cralg
Messrs
Elder
Steinbach
Birthday Celebration at Haase Residence Delights Local Guests
Last Monday evening near South Wyoming avenue, friends gathered for Augustus A. Haase's nineteenth birthday in a lively party. The Bennett Banner Advertising campaign staged a notable minitainment program directed by J. B. Herrington. The event opened with a chorus of forty voices led by J. O. P. Murry, performing a rendition of the nation’s anthem Amelia. James F. Whelan followed with a rendition of On the Banks of the Wabash and an illustrated, engaging program completed the gala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
Augustus A. Haase
Cmaming
J. BR. Herrington
J. O P. Murry
Amelia
James F. Whelan
Juniors Social for South Scranton YWCA
The Juniors of the South Scranton YWCA held a pleasant afternoon social at the association rooms. Miss Marie Clearwater directed the event with Miss Marie Goddard assisting. About forty children enjoyed songs by Minnie Keen, Carrie Pyle, Edith and May Milligan, plus duets. Invitations were extended by Louise Jones Mildred Turner Elizabeth Kelper Dora Kiefer and Josephine Fadden. The program included games and refreshments to close the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Scranton
Young Women's Christian Association
Marie Clearwater
Dassatant
Marie Goddard
Minnie Keen
Carrie Pyle
Loiie Jones
Mildred Turner
Elizabeth Kelper
Dora Kiefer
Josephine Fadden
Edith
May Milligan
Evening of entertainment at St Pauls church features Edison scene
A Young People society program at St Pauls evangelical church drew three attendance with Rev Haas in charge. The evening showcased solos duets recitations and instrumental selections. The Edison animation scene was the highlight concluding the program.
Fibroid Tumor Healed By Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
A woman recounts a fibroid tumor in her womb and severe menstrual bleeding. After doctors failed to help, she tried Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound on a recommendation, and her flow normalized. A follow up exam showed the tumor had passed and the ache disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Westdale
Mass
Minooka Miner Injury and Local Notices
Thomas Davis of Taylor, a carpenter at Greenwood mine shops, suffered a severe hand wound while using a steam saw. The Greenwood mine accident association will meet at Fuss Hold's hall to arrange the funeral for Sylvester Moore who died at Lackawanna hospital. Edward Graham plans a trip to New Bern North Carolina to accompany Minton Engineer Joseph Addison overseeing coal work there. St Joseph's Society met for its regular monthly session and elected officers. A petition circulates among Sons district taxpayers to move polling price to a more central booth location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Davis
Taylor
Greenwood
Davis
Greenwood Mine Acidental Association
Fusshold's Hall
Graham
Minton
Joseph Addison
St. Joseph's Society
Sons
Alaska traveler offered free passage by Nickel Plate agent
A description states a handsome man from Alaska receives free travel along with complete details on routes supplies and costs as arranged by F. J. Moore general agent Nickel Plate Road 2 Exchange Street Buffalo New York and other terms not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
F. J. Moore
Nickel Plate Road
Exchange Street
Buffalo
N. Y, Os
Local Scranton Listings Include Doctors and Lawyers
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous professionals in Scranton Pa including doctors such as L Freas and M D Shepherd along with specialists in diseases of women and rupture treatment. Attorneys across Commonwealth and Board of Trade buildings are noted with offices on Washington Avenue and Spruce Street. Also present are a veterinary service on Linden Street and a music outfit Bauer’s Orchestra.
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North
Angus Campbell
Marvine
NUS OF News
Willam Hopkins
Dunmore
Globe Warehouse
Eers
Atore
West Scranton
Albert Royal
Christian Endeavor Social
Green Ridge
Moston
Stringer
Pollowman
Felix LE Brun
hGemuine Ee
Wm. G. Clark
Washington Ave
Penn, Ave
N. J
Ture
Edgar Allen Poe
The
T. J. Handley
Lucy
Crolly
Hed Rove
Ann
FL Crolly
Edison
Phonograph
Fred Jones
Fred Gate
Karl Held
Julia O'Brien
Kathe Ennis
Lisie
Annie Gaughan
Nellie
Annie Murray
Minnie
Allen
Kathryn Conroy
Nora McCann
Susan Crotty
Emma
Margaret Hans
Liesie Healy
Mesare
J. A. Mulroney
J. F Harrington
Daniel P. Murray
Dennis F. Crolly
Andrew Riley
James Graham
James Haskins
Frederick Petry
Anthony Fell
Thomas P. Norton
William L. Crodly
Rachael 4. Whelan
William Gable
Percy Jones
William Purcell
A. A. Haas
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Young People's’ Society
F. FE. Co. Haas
Richard O'Donnell
Michael Connelly
Prospect Avenue
Edna Jenkins
Philadelphia
No. 10
Margaret Gibbs
John Rief
John Heillg
Frank Daumbacker
Peter Rosar
Phillips’ Hall
Cedar Avenue
Alder Street
Joseph P. Cramer
Guth
Ton Serial Partor
E. A. Herbster
Kate Levert
Cherry Street
Pittston
Cedar Avenues
Dunning
Anna
George Lanning
Twentieth Ward
M. Denes Place
Carrie
Henry
Alma Hener
Feneral
Primitive Social Club
Germania Hall
D O'Clork
George Larmning
Kremer-Verein
Frank Moeller
BD. A. Lombard
Kiondike
Castoria
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. ©, L, Frey
Hank
Mary A Shepherd
M. D
Homleophthiat
Adams Avenue
Pr. A. Tratold
Spruce Street
Ottice Howe
W. E. Allen
Bf North Washington Avenue
L. Freas
Lelephane
WA Bourke
W. Lamorbaus
Fospitil
Linden Street
Baver
Misic
R. J. Bauer
Vondoctor
Mulbert
Musie
Megargee
Washington Avenue
Prank P. Brown & CO
Thomas Avwabrey
Willams
Post Office
Rex
Tribune Publishing CO
D. B. Replogle
Real Eate Security
Mears Building
Washington &Ve Dhue
James IL. Torrey
Hkcome
Commonwealth Building
Frank
Hoyle
Bure Building
Jessup
Alfred Hand
Willlam , Hand
Frank T. Okell
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Frwome
Olf
Board of Trade
B. F. Krillam
Commonwealth Side
J. H. Hamilton
Attorney- Gata i Commonwealth Bidg
Edward W. Thayer
Koome Wand
Joseph Jeffreys
7 and & Durr
L.A. Watres
Luockiwouneave
R. Pitcher
Commonwealth
Scranton, Pa
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders’ National Bank
A.W. Bertholf
Ally
Bpruce Bi
School OF the Lackawanna
Iurke
Barring & Msweeney, Commonwealth Building
Interetate Secret Sereview Agency
Percival J. Morris
Edward H. Davis
Beninton
BE. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Cor. Wash. Ave
Frederick L. Brown
Price
T. Lacey & Son, Architects
Ipdanera National Bank
Lyman
N. Washington Avenua
PR. F. & Mgraw
H. F. Reynolds
OFP. P
PR. CC
Lautach
Wyoming Ave
Snover
Lacka. Wanns Avenue
Kuettel
Leeds
Gn. Clark & CO
Suidmen
Nusuer
the Elk Cafe
Avenue
Scranton House
Vino Mock
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