Fish theft arrests after midnight cutter pursuit
Philip Harris and John Howley were arrested at 8 am on suspicion of stealing a box of fish found in a cutter near a saloon after a pursuit across Seventh Street Lackawanna avenue and Lafayette Street. The box belonged to Gilmore & Co. two whips and loose fish were recovered. Howley held on $300 bond, Harris on $300 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Harris
John Howley
Williams
Mart
Raul
Seventh Street
Lackawaling Avenue
O'Chick
Lackawalns Avenue
Sixth Street
Uy Schnell’s Court
Seventh, Street
Mut Agin
Cutter
Lafayette Street
Main Avenue
Harris
Hawley
Howley
Hall
A. G. Glimore & Co
Alterman
Blair John Celgie
Weet Lackiwanna Avenue
Gilmore
Lackawanna Avenue
J. Roberts
Roberts
Missionary Leader Nottrott Preaches in Three Lutheran Churches
Rev Dr Nottrott in America on vacation tours serves as president of Kohl mission authorities. Kohl mission in Bengal under Berlin based societies supports 21 missionaries, 184 catechists, 85 teachers across 142 towns with 169 churches and about 40000 members. He prepared a Kohl dialect grammar and translated the New Testament, with Old Testament in progress, to be published by the Bible Society. He will discuss the Kohls their language beliefs and customs and a history of Lutheran mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottrott
Kohl Mission
Feld
St. Peter's
Randolph
Atom
Chilet Churel
Lisse Bistur
Holy Trinity
Miller
Nowvtroatt
America
Bengal
East India
Chicasner Missionary Societies
Berlin
Nuttratt
Kohls
British and Foreign Bible Society
Hela
Eadhings
Funeral of Alexander Lo Tie Held At Daughter's Home
Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs Henry Huerus 522 North Lincoln avenue for the late Alexander Lo Tie. The procession proceeded to the Delaware Lackawanna and Western train at 1 pm for Kinehilla where interment occurred with pallbearers George Hutchinton J W Decker John Flowey and Mr Knapp. The remains of Richard T wards who died from injuries sustained in the Bellevue mine were laid to rest yesterday afternoon in the Fort Wil cemetery following services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Lo Tie
Henry Huerus
North
Lincoln Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna
Bellevue
Fort Wil
Church gathering on Thirteenth Street described
At the family home on Thirteenth Street Hey D P L Jones of the Tabernacle Congressional church conducted the Olsegules. Pull-seaters listed as Reese Bryant Henry Thomas A Saye ere Benjamin Morgan David Hopkins and Thomas Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Street
Hey
D PL Jones
Tabernacle Congressional Church
Olsegules
Puill-Seaters
Reese Bryant
Henry Thomas
A Sayeere
Benjamin Morgan
David Hopkins
Thomas Jenkins
Sixtieth birthday celebration for Mrs L W Florey
The birth date anniversary was celebrated in a tight merry style at the home of her daughter Mrs William Miller on Jackson street. Relatives and friends attended a prelims event with lively activities and refreshments. Present were Mr and Mrs A J Vorhis and Sadie Vorh. Mra M Florey and children Grace and Eugene. Mr and Mrs J R Kime and children Walter Arthur Edna Mildred. Mr and Mrs William Miller and Harold Howard Roberts. Mr and Mrs KR Thompson and Harry Warren Charles Warren Erma Warren Neil Warren. and Mr and Mrs Theorge Friant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Florey
Grace and
Mugene
J. R. Kime
Walter
Arthur
Edna
Mildred
Wiliam Miller
Harold
Howard and
Roberts
KR. Thompson
Harry Warren
Charles Warren
Erma Wartren
Niel Warren
Theorge Friant
Primitive Methodist Shurch
Charles Prosser
Demipster
D. M. Kinter
Christian Church
Anna Like
N.S. W
Descon Street
Mises Nelvie Thorns
Anna Luke
Mattie Huntsman
Nellie Thomas
Grace Saxton
Susie Fisher
Nelle Thomas
Grice Saxton
Ligale Davis
Flo Swartz
Mattie Ellenwood
Barriman
Anna Barriman
Harry Danvers
David Smith
Wiliam Hans
Frank Richards
David Willame
Joseph Williams
Thomas Lewis
Howell Gabriel
William Thomas
Jesse Shiffer
Charles Thomas
Willian Thomas
Wayne Avenue
Annie Twiss
Race Street
Daniel Burns
Arthur Street
North Main Avenue Baptist
W. G. Walking
Lizzie Jones
W. HL. Williams
Oak Street
Luke Evans
Martin Cavamuurh
Welter Avenue
Fire damages house at corner Sumner and Wash Worth streets
A fire broke out near box 6n at Sumner avenue and Wash Worth street, damaging a wooden frame building. By the time Franklin and Columbia companies arrived, the blaze had been extinguished, with the cause linked to a forgotten spark on a woolen joist. Mrs. William Ens and family reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Avenue
Wash- Worth Street
Wooden -Blake
Fourteenth Street
Franklin and Columbia
William
Ens
Horse and cutter stolen near Lagerne street De Peinberg
Dr W Peinberg reports his horse Nellie attached to a new cutter was stolen last evening about six minutes after he and a companion left it tied to a post. The loss occurred while he was at Lagerne street professional call. Police later recovered the outfit in Keyser valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peinberg
Oliveleman
Codlon Lagerne
de. Peinberg
Keyser Valley
Bellevue Republican lab to hold special Monday meeting
A special meeting of the Bellevue Republican club will be held Monday to transact business of much importance. Officers include president W. H H. Dagger and secretary B. J. Willams. William Harrison leaves for England for several months of travel. A farewell party was hosted for him at Sidney Markwick’s home. Local ads note Palmer & McDonalds flowers, Roberts department store, Crystal Laundry, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Republican Lab
W. H H. Dagger
B. J. Willams
William Harrison
England
Sidney Markwick
Palmer & McDonalds
Jackson Street
Roberts
North
Maine
Wi. A. Paine
Harrisburg
Associated Boards of Health of
Loyal Board
Poster
Taylor Presbyterian Church
E. Y. Harrison
Mears Hall
Main Avenue
Obituary notices from Wyoming Valley area deaths
Obituaries report deaths from Continental mine injuries in Wilkes-Barre area. Other notices include Lysander Day of Bridgewater township age 73, Hugh M. C. Durland formerly of Northmoreland, and Mrs Elizabeth Brodrick wife of Wilkes-Barre mayor. Additional tributes list Mrs Decker of Daylor and Mrs James Wikes of Plymouth among the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Brodrick
Thomas Brodrick
Miyor
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Wyoming News Roundup with Local Appointments and Illnesses
A. W. Gay returned from Harrisburg yesterday. Willem Durland came back Thursday after visiting friends at New Columbus. Mrs. Freeman Austin is ill. Miss Belle Robinson has improved after two weeks of illness. Mint Linuke MacGroarty from Wilkes Barre and Kila Hanahan from Plains join guests of Miss Sadie Hoffman. Marie Brady and Marie Pilani of Pittston visit Miss Sadie Hoffman. Mikes Mime Morse of Bebastanool visits Miss Rowe Ward. P J Cawley and Patrick English of Scranton were guests of John Manley Monday night. William Baldwin enjoyed a ride behind the mountain yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Gay
Harrisburg
Yeatenday
Willem Durland
New Columbus
West Street Chapel
Freeman Austin
Belle Robinson
Mint Linuke MacGroarty
Wilkes- Barre
Kila Hanahan
Plains
Marie Brady
Marie Pilani
Pitteton
Mise Sadie Hoffman
Mikes Mime
Portrait of David H Reese Republican nominee for ward one
The Tribune profiles 36 year old David H Reese a longtime resident of the ward and Merthyr native with fifteen years in local politics. His prospects for election are described as bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
David H. Reese
Common Council
Reese
Ths Place
Merthyr
Heo
Dunmore Political Candidates and Upcoming Community Event
Dunmore Republicans list candidates including Burgese Dan Powell treasurer Louis Engle and others. The Electric Engine company plans a second meeting at Wolbers hall on Wednesday evening February 17 with Guths band. A social by Mrs Van Plouten Sunday school class is at George Kenney’s home on Pryiday evening. A program includes Plato duet by Alice Correll Mae Simpson instrumental duet by Powell recitation Marguerite Swarts imperial quartet Slegle Cotter Hallock and kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Engine Company
Wolbers Hall
Guth
van, Plouten
George Kenney
Butler Street
Pryiday
Plato
Alice Correll
Mae Simpson
Migsea
Isie Powell
Marguerite Swarts
Imperial
W. Slegle
W. Cotter
Fh Hallock
Evening Entertainment at Local School Program
The program featured solo performances by Miss Ruby Vort and Miss Annie Young with recitations by Mia Ruby Yout and others. The event included a vocal solo by Louive Luis and selections by the Hires quartet as residents invited the public to attend and enjoy the evening. Mrs. William Taylor of Adame Avenue was noted as suffering a duty related illness during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Milner
Ruby Vort
Annie Young
Reneing
Frank Binghert
Girace
Bish Powell
Louive Luis
Marlon Keaiey
Mia
Ruby Yout
Hihel Litéhenham
Clusa
William Taylor
Adame Avenue
Alder Ruth Howe Aide Samuel and Morrie Miller Held for Hearing
South Side News reports Samuel and Morrie Miller held on bail after warrants sworn by Michael Babbet allege an assault on his wife. The piece notes local social events, births, visits, and political tensions with references to a third ticket scheme and party outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearbig
Alderruth
Keogh Wins Shooting Match at Rendham Hotel
C. J. Keogh defeated Edward Applenap by two thirds in a shooting match held yesterday afternoon at Keogh’s hotel Rendham. Also noted are church services at Calvary Baptist, a Taylor Reds baseball game in Providence, and local business and railway updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keogh
Rendham
C. J. Keogh
Edward Applenap
CN. T. Beogh
Taylor Reds
North End
Pennsylvania
Harmony
Providence
Reds
Lynn
Hayes
Davis
G. Morris
J. Morris
Powell
Shields
Harris
Anthony Schultise
Scranton
Archbald
Decker
To Cure a Cold in One Day Adverts Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement promises a cure for colds in a day using taxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Drug stores refund the purchase price if the remedy fails, priced at 25 cents.
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West Side Department
Phillip Harris
Jones
Law
Marker
Gurrell
Hart
Blair
Lizgie Kauffman
Fovernons
Hirrisburg
Mary Hackett
Stroudsburg
Sadie Coleman
Miss Smith
Late Home
Honesdale
Uth Coons
Lanstoril
Smith
Emily McNulty
William Hawley
Smith House
Coleman
Will
Wong
Morse
West Side
Harriet J. Davis
Florist
South Main Avenue
Morgan's Pharmacy
N. Main Avenue
Phyatoluis
David Thomas
New York City
Wyo H. Petcher
Wyoming Valley
Wilkhee
Bure
Lysander
Day
Alvin Day
Wyomang County Democrat
Bridgewater Township
Susquehanna County
Paltauit
Hige County
Ming
Hugh M.C. Durland
Northmoreland Township
Wyonliw County
Mr. Moreland
Uve
James Wikes
Plymouth
Troy
Christian
James
John
Milea
George God Kath
Mymouth
Frank
Ook
Wyoming
Common
Davidh
Chicago
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Wast
Dunmore
Burgese
Dan Powell
Louis Engle
W. FE. Correcl
Councilhnen
C. H. Weber
William McCulloch
Jeny McPeek
Moses K. Kellum
George Jackson
Harry Winters
FF. M. Marshall
A. A. Krotzer
Academy OF Music
Waite
Davis’ Theater
Bruns
Nina Novelty and Vaudeville Company
Paris
Itqown
Modsic and
Rugehdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chemical Co
THE
Frothingham
the Summers
Waorner& Rela
Monoger
John L. Kerr
O'Brien
Rocky Gorge
Age
Snc
Agc
Wilton Lackaye
Marie Wainwright
C. W. Couldock Forrest Robinson
Bryan Douglas
Joaph Allen
AU. Franklyn
Alien Evans
Caroline Hampton
Othera
Dor. Belgraff
Diagram
Powell's Music Store
Kathrin Hilke
Mary Louise Clary
J. Henry McKinley
Carl E, Dufft
South Side News
Nicholas Carlovits
Glendale
Greenwood Coal Company
Politiead
Taylor
Baltimore
Washington
J. W. Ritchie & CO
Market St
Newark
N. J
Fulton St
Morris J. Davidow
Rt Ubuep, Erne
Protector Opairoft
Lintheron
Hack View
Luzerne
Conrad
Atlantic
Cranton Station
Dupont
Wapwallopen Mills
Luzerne County
Wilmington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Thin National Bank Building
Chichester
NEW York Hotels
Blm, Bation
Verital -Fry
Lotel
Times
Winltare
Everett
Echopran
Westminster Hotel
Col
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
Geo. Murray
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Pacific Coast
St. John’s
New Foundland
Ireland
SCRAN
On, PA
Tribune
Dickson Manufacturing CO
John H. Phelps
Phai Spruce Street
Peal Medicine CO
Cleveland
Jist
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