West Scranton City Union C E Meeting Highlights
The West Scranton city union of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor holds a soul savers meeting at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church with representatives from city churches. Topics include every Christian should be a soul-saver, Bible knowledge, prayer, evangelistic work, and a decision service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Union of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Boul-Savers
Belfagard Arrested After Bellevue Skirmish Over Death Threats
Charles Bollagard was arrested at the instance of Frank Magren for felonious wounding and threatening to shoot Magren. He appeared before Alderman John last evening and posted bail of 500 dollars. The men quarreled in Bellevue on Sunday night with Magren claiming Bollagard tried to kill him and Bollagard insisting Magren was struck by a beer bottle, not a fatal blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bollagard
Frank Magren
John
Bellevue
Magren
Vellagara
Bellagard
St. John’s Hall
Tom Rennie
Dennis Crowley
Nellie Crowley
M. Armaby
Hannah Callahan
Wiliam Lovern
Myron Rittenhouse
Little Davis
Eleven Friends
Tom Mann
Jane Kelly
Nellie Lavelle
Sarah Dolan
Young Men's Institute
Pharimicy Hall
Phil Sheridan
Columbus
Alven
Michael McNicholis
Oliver Quinhan
Lenites
Durkin
John Farrell
Rock Street
South Works
Leichinoff
AM Morte Bers
St. John's Hull
Frank Geowrie
Washington Avenue
Moir
Gearns
Glen Mills Reformatory
Philadelphia
Boranton
Deposits for West Side public school pupils recorded
The West Side bank yesterday received deposits for pupils of public schools Noe. 18 and 19. Names include Prof. D Owens and several students such as Martha Watkins and Biliza Lewis with amounts ranging from 60 cents to 100 dollars.
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West Side Bank
Noe
Prof
D. Owens
Mise Martha Watkins
Biliza Lewis
Mike Alice Evans
Forth Weilley
Misa Ehina D. Evans
S'ts
Nellie Richards
Clam Filipe
Misa
Unclear Names and Totals From Fragmented List
A damaged OCR list shows multiple personal names with small monetary amounts and percentages. Totals read as 20.18 and 470, with varied currencies and incomplete spellings, making precise attribution difficult.
West Side Tte Publican Club Considers Dues Increase
The West Side Tte publican club held a meeting last night to discuss raising member dues. A proposition was introduced and will be acted upon at the next gathering amid concerns the club lacks sufficient funds for current expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttepublican Club
Child Fractures Leg After Slipping on Icy Lucerne Street
Herman Schoen Jr aged 1 son of Mr and Mrs Herman Schoen of 1727 Lucerne street fractured his leg after slipping on an icy sidewalk near his home Sunday evening. The flooded sidewalk in that area has long caused nuisance and the city may be pressed for damages and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Sehoen
Herman Schoen
Lucerne
Lucerne Siveet
Aome
Barbers Union Plans Mass Meeting At Economy Hall
The West Side Barbers' union No. 2b met last evening and initiated several new members. They resolved to press state shopkeepers who stay open on Sundays and to attend tonight's mass meeting in Economy Hall at 27 Wyoming Avenue at 8 30. W E Klapoteky of Cleveland will address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers’ Union
West Side
Economy Hall
Wyoming Avenue
W. E. Klapoteky
Journeymen Barbers’ Internatonal Union of America
Cleveland
Barn Fire on North Main Avenue Destroys No Property
An early morning alarm reported a fire in a rear barn on Is North Main avenue owned by Mrs James Cowper. Fire companies arrived promptly and extinguished the flames with no serious damage reported.
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Hex 3
Is North Main Avenue
James Cowper
Three Local Youths Enlist in United States Marine Service
Thomas Towling from Feranten street along with Tivan Jones of Bellevue harbor and Marty Greenwood son of District Chief Engineer Greenwood have enlisted in the United States Marine Service. They plan to depart soon for a naval station in Philadelphia to begin military careers. Their families and community anticipate their success.
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Thomas Towling
Caguchmuh
Howell's
Feranten Street
Tivan Jones
Bellevue
Marty Greenwood
Greenwood
United States Marine Service
Phildelphia
Twele Fam
Dowling
Ambition and Resolve Shape a Handful of Naval Hopes
The speakers discuss lofty aims among seafaring figures as they pursue berth assignments and future promotions. Tom Sharkey is cited as a flamboyant foil while Jones seeks endurance in service and Greenwood eyes eventual admiral rank, reflecting career ambitions in a disciplined era.
Pleasant surprise party at Schoen home on Lingerne street
A party honoring their nephew Paul Gans was held Saturday evening at Mr and Mrs Paul Schoen's home. Guests from Moosic and nearby areas enjoyed music, refreshments, and socializing before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schoen
Lingerne Street
Paul Gans
Miehes Rite I'feiter
Liggle Scholl
Annie Schott
Ron Schaefer
Marie Burechell
Nettie Relinauer
Yettie Nauman
Bertha Mavers
German class and activities schedule announced
Evening meeting times listed for German class at S o'clock and cooking lessons starting Saturday at 3 15 p m. A new division of the book is planned and space is limited to twelve girls with a ten cent monthly entry. Thursday Pinte class grows more interesting and a two cent social is planned Thursday evening at seven o'clock.
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Coure
Elise
T.fc
wWelock
Funeral notices from North Filmore and Washburn cemeteries
Multiple funeral announcements list services for Daniel and Mrs. Miter beth William and other locals. Readings note interment at Washburn Street Cemetery and services at North Filmore Avenue home and St Marrick's church.
Local incidents and social notes blur Frlday scene in Scranton
A fragmentary Scranton page describes a carriage mishap at Att Pleasant shaft and a minor stoppage. It notes a coal mine crew awaiting mild measures, a church gathering on Chestnut Street, and postponement of a children’s program due to illness and absenteeism. Additional items report a drunken arrest, pneumonia cases, a wedding announcement, and a forthcoming passion play at Jackson Street Baptist church.
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Mt. Pleaant
Mersure
St. Lane
Holy Word
West Scranton
James Hanon
Old Porgs
Thomas Koturpoy
Chestnut Etriek
Nealle
Wella Bore
Mary Britton
Rowling
George B. Reynolds
Nori Weineverne
Yosteway
John Rabiteh
Balaner
Mere
Willian Charles
Prioa Street
Tel. Wardell
Chicasga
Joseph W. Davie
Burntfoor Avenue
Herbert Moane
Lafayette Street
Misa Margaree Phillips
Prion Street
Jackson Street
Awe
Iaptisi
North Hysol Fark Avenue
Tieaheto
Lecture in Peckville Chapel by W J Ford
Green Ridge announces a lecture by W J Ford at Peckville Capital Church this evening titled “Choice and the Pharaoh’s Contrast.” Readings include Miss Ethel Youngs who has three tie chest of Miss Grice Patrick of Mounton. New 27 school event noted.
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Buv
W. J. Ford
Delives
Peckville
Bubjeet
Tropp
Mere
Vlaghwig
Diwhten
Joseph Moore
A Sensible Man Weohlogee Ketip’s Balsam Tale
A garbled local item mentions Weohlogee Ketip and a sealed case involving curative claims. Names Cobb Aina Bromhroy Grom ul oll Tiroat Laing Thultis appear in a fragmented tale about healing and life, with unclear outcomes and scattered observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Aina
Bromhroy
Pyramid Pile Cure Praised After Ten-Year Test
A promotional piece extols the Pyramid Pile Cure as a durable remedy tested over years. It cites patient James Dresden, a lumberman in Northern Michigan, who reports relief after trying the treatment and endorses its suppository form for convenient use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dresden
Michigan
Manietes
Pyramid Ile
Fef
Mleure
United
Local Notices and Visits Among Area Residents
Members of Green Midgelodee and A M attend services. interment planned at Pere Hill. W. Peck family hosts in West Pittston and Roeselawn. W. O. W. Patterson visits Green Ridge. Northeastern Pennsylvania Day Service head A G Thomason critically ill in North Park. Robert A. Simreth confine at home. Willa D. Gireen departs for Los Angeles for spring with Toe family. Nettletons also travel to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Midgelodee
A. M
eMber
Pere Hill Cemetery
Wood. Peck
West Pitt#ion
Pecks Marent
W. A. Peck
Roeselawn
J. Williams
Willams
Nettleton
Californiia
Funeral services for Mrs Hoffner held in South Scranton
The funeral of Mrs Hoffner was held yesterday afternoon from the residence of Mr and Mrs Fred Murseh on Pittston Avenue. Rev W A North of the Hilekary Street Hierman Presbyterian church conducted the services. Interment followed at the Pittston Ave cemetery with pallbearers named George Nehr George Hartman William Zang William Hammon and flower bearer Jacob Kresster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LB. Sweet
Styay
Eydeeopat Ehuied
Robert Hatton Yeeterlay
Howe
Filmore Avenue
Washburn Stpest
Daniel
Mere
Thomas
South Main Avenue
Or & Welock
Washburn Street
Miterbeth Williama
Oie Houge
St. Marrick’s
Cate
Hoffner
Fred Murseh
Pittston Avenue
W. A. North
Hilekary Street
Hierman Presbyterian Church
Pittston Ave
George Nehr
George Hartman
William Zang
William Hammon
Jacob Kresster
Oriental base ball club social and town notes in St Johns hall
An entertainment and social event by the Oriental base ball team in St Johns hall drew a large audience with piano and vocal solos, recitations, comic songs, and a ensemble program. Local notices report arrests, fines, barber meetings, injuries, and club activities across town.
Miss Mary Lynett Leaves For Home In Carbondale
After a week of visiting friends, Miss Mary Lynett departs for home in Carbondale. M Z Nealon of Orchard Street remains confined to his home with a grip illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lynett
Carbondale
M. Z. Nealon
Orchard Street
Arrival and departure list ships and routes from Hamburg to New York
In a terse wire report from New York dated January 2, ships arrived and sailed with scattered ports listed. Graf Wailderano arrived from Hamburg via Southampton and Liverpool, proceeding to New York. Furst Bb reportedly sailed for Naples from Gibraltar and New York, with subsequent movements toward Genoa and other destinations.
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New York
Graf Wailderano
Hamburg
Cue
Liverpont
Aim
Southampton
Liverpool
Arived
Vuleria
Naploe
Furst Bb
Inavek
Gibraltar
Arive
Naples
Genoa
North Scranton Social Notes Include Party and Accidents
North Scranton reports a surprise party for Margaret Jones on Reese Street with many attendees and refreshments. Also noted are illness recoveries of Kate Ratchford and Maggie MetCormick, a truck breakdown at Bull’s Head causing delays, a trolley car accident delaying passengers, indoor baseball at the Auditorium, and a miners union resolution on funeral day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien Margaret Jones
Reese Street
Margaret Jones
Margaret Bray
Maggie Jakes
Mary Willams
Ligzie Emmett
Anna Reees
Tattle Price
Lydii
Reese
Jonnie Lee
Beasle Evang
Mary Tvans
Catherine Jones
Martha Powell
Jonicia White
Iigzie Jones
Amma Jones
Ida Campbell
Martha Jones
Lottie Bray
Charlotte Jakes
Moesere
Harry Swarts
Richard Gray
Hubert Dixon
Willina Rahr
Thomas Davis
William Beddoe
Ivan Jones
Elwood Thomas
Charles Trambley
James Jones
Joseph Morgan
Wesley Jones
George Emanuel
Charles Baker
Tallie Gabriel
George Simmons
Harvey Sherman
Morgan Willams
Jomce Evans
Benjamin Jones
Garfield Jones
Farward Edwards
Thomas Jones
Davis
John Mackey
Henwood
Kate Ratchford
Mogaio MetCormick
Ont Atreet
Mn Viewey
Pittston
Cay Neaol
Bull's Head
Tenge Evans
Deacon Street
Incal Union No
Mine Workers of America
D. Coleman
M. Morris
Funeral notices and minor injuries in Scranton area
The baby's remains were laid to rest Sunday at the 1711 Stone Avenue home with Rev. Witke officiating. Interment followed in Worst Ti semeotery. Local events include the Scranton Saengerrunde planning a grand ball at Athletic hall. Residents John Pour and Mrs Wilde are variously reported as injured or ill. Home-bound services for Eliza beth Bolin and John Helly are noted with church funerals and cemetery burials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Herminn
Stone Avenue
Witke
Cedar Avenue
Jacob Wilde
Crown Avenue
John Kouvik
Meadow Avenue
Elizabeth Bolin
Elmstrest
St. Paul's Church
Prospect Avenue
Obituary notices for Mrs Mortand pascal and John Evans in Scranton
Obituary notices report Mrs Thomas Mortand pascal of Fit Weat Market Street dying after long illness, with survivors including relatives in or near Borenton. Also noted is the death of John T Evans on Wayne Avenue after a weeklong illness, survived by his wife and children in North Scranton, with funeral arrangements and church services at Welsh Congregational Church and interment in Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mortand Pascal
Market Street
Ma Murtah Ja
Nequillaues
North
Scranton
Borenton
John T. Evans
Wigne Avenue
Evans
Providenne
Ehund
Thomas
Henry
William
Colin
David
Paul
Crus
Margaret
Willan View
Forest Hill
John Vsatia
Wayne Avenue
Tioe
Mim
North Scranton
North Seranton
Welch Congregational Church
Forest
Obituary notices list multiple deaths and funeral plans
A jumble of obituaries lists several individuals with funeral details. Names include Martin Waist, Joseph Hole, and others. services noted at St. Pauls Church, Cathedral Cemetery, and local cemeteries. Funeral times vary with Tuesday and weekday services and interment at local cemeteries.
Democrats Nominate Slate At Dunmore Convention
Democrats met at Temperance hall to nominate candidates for local offices. Victor Burschell chaired the session. Nominees included August Waller for treasurer Michael McDonprell for street commissioner Anthony Ferguson for justice of the peace W F Cronin for auditor Thomas Doudican and William McAlheter for council Martin Gibbons and John Plan nolly for school directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Hall
Burgess Victor Burschell
August Waller
Michael McDonprell
Justice of the Peace
Anthony Ferguson
W. F. Cronin
Thomas Doudican
William McAlheter
Martin Gibbons
John Plannolly
Revival services and political caucuses in Dunmore
Evangeliat Dunnett preached on The Value of a Soul at the Methodist Episcopal church last evening with men only services to follow tonight. Republicans hold caucuses in Waller's hall for ward officers in the Third district and in the Fifth district to nominate ward officials. The Neprimne Fire company hosts a social in its hall from 7 to 2. The revival continues tonight at Tripn Avenue Congregational church under Rev. Minybb. General Tarector T. P. Letchworth is ill at Chestnut Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeliat Dunnett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dunnett
Sila
St. Vincent de Maul Society
Manley's Hall
Alex Bryden
Dudley Street
George Thiveht
North Blake
Ty Street
Tall
Prd
Waller's Hall
Republicana
Neprimne Fire Company
Tripn Avenue
Mev
Minybb
Uapiteim
Maptlan
Neliher
T. P. Letchworth Ie
Chestnut Street
Dunmore
At & Wclock
Wahler'’s
Postal Company Promotes Him to Higher Office
R. J. Little, long the focal manager of the Postal Telegraph company, received word of promotion to a more important office after a year in his current post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Company
R. J. Little
Postal Telegraph Company
Rochester
Niagara Alls
Little Hue
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Your Savers
North Main Avenue
Republican Club
Father Mathew
Dufour
Nellie Kelley
Mire Sarah McDonald
Tiliza Price
Mira Mary Harrie
Misa Leer
Mies Mureroy
Mies Nichols
Mise Beamish
Mies Morgan
Mise Trutton
Miss Davie
Milas Fivang
Republican Club Meeting
Local Barbers’ Union
Will
Marines
Newolf
Evant
Globe Warehouse
Tom Sharkey
Jones
Ftnom J
Ours
Fers
Treverton
Green Ridge
South Scranton
Vreas
Thomas Murtagh
John Evans
Michael Finnerty
Pianerty
Lene Ag
Sundas
Fisher
Ave Childment
Kitty
Mies
Daln
James
Aadai
St. Patrick's Oluioh
Steemeng Iy Cathedral
John Thomas
Felon “Thomias
Ravin
Mui
Charly
Atdia
Torbert
Tinka
Markia Mergaauy
Hell Weiliemtiy Aieginne
Dovlock
Avwell Court
Wool Dura
Lackawanna Avenue
Venice
Endo
Donas Long
Jonas Long's
Jonas Long
Dunmore Doings
MR. Little
Ly UN Theatre
Byrne
Byrne Brothers
Avery Dyttormitiee
PHOS
Ooo
Peis& Hulgunder Harry A, Brown
Leen
Adl Otis Werk
Jack Hoeffler
Hemertoure
U4 Ranch King
Woman In Black
Matinoe
Toonlig
Nori
Olson
Frank Gewns
Glenn Mills
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