Personal Attendee Notices From a Busy City Week
A jumble of social notices lists residents visiting relatives and returning from trips. Names include Helen Mogtberamt visiting mountain regions, Nellie Reckhow of Great Biel, Luke Sheridan family plans, Dawes and Higden at Throopa street, and Kale Whiwla. Several families go to Cayuga taleave and vacation details show Lake therdan cottages. A few dignitaries and guests are noted at hotels in New York and Asbury Park with society events and graduations mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiveard M. Atteeteor
Helen Mogtberamt Steter
Deiferson Avenue
J. Th. Ehisentmyy
Nellie Reckhow
Great Biel
Mra
Cagwell
Anil Familly
Wyerhig Avenue
Luke Sheridan
Weer Ao
Ghides
Fettorevn
Zanesville
Hota Albert
New York
OW. Torbet
M. P. Carter
B.S Ruhinnen
Lois
Hunter
University of Tetinavliania
Meri
Wright
Woman Charged With Unlicensed Sale on Bridge Street
Mrs. Jennie Duffy faced trial for selling shjuor without a license at her Bridge Street establishment. She delayed reaching the courthouse until the prior Saturday, claiming a misrouted witness, with Judge Widwards accepting the explanation. Bond set at $500 for her release with Martin Clark as surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Duffy
Bridge Street
Sno’clark
Weat Blde
Snees
West Lackawanna Avenue
Widwards
West Side
Carter Stops Judge In Thirteenth At Greenwood A C
Brooklyn welterweight Kid Carter stopped Scranton’s Jim Judge in the thirteenth round at the Greenwood Athletic Club after Judge's corner threw in the sponge. The bout was set for twenty rounds at 150 pounds with a prior meeting at the club where Judge scored a fifth‑round knockout on Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid’ Carter
Brooklyn
Jim Judge
Scranton
Greenwood A. C
Saya
New York Sun
Central Labor Union Holds Monthly Meeting in Scranton
The Central Labor union met in Carpenters hall with 49 affiliations reported. Officials elected for the next term include M. K. Flaherty as president, P. W. Tolan sergeant at arms, and P. G. Moran secretary. A unanimous resolution urged delegates to support boycotted products and discourage hotelkeepers from handling them.
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Central Labor Union
Carpenters’ Hall
C. Moran
Associated Press
Chicago
Building Trades’ Council
Hottle
Scranton
Omecers
M. K. Flaherty
Daniel Coleman
P. G. Moran
Georges Gothie
Moma
Devine Jacobs
Salley
Mesara
Utoolhan
Farrell
Buchey
Fish Commission figures vie with politics in Pennsylvania
Washington visitor John C. La Gorce recalls Pennsylvania fish outcomes and funding. He notes output for the year and the absence of salary for most commissioners while praising state and federal cooperation on the Delaware River shad fishery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
the Fish Commission
Pennsylvania
John C. la Gorce
Washington, D. C
E. M. Tewksbury
lHion
FB. Stilwell
Scranton
Pennsylvania Filet Commission
Higgs
Washington Post
Flee Commission
Fish Commission
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvanian Commission
Pennsylvania Commission
United States Fish Commission
Delaware River
Appointment of Rev Goffey as Vicar General in Scranton Diocese
At a recent retreat Bishop Hoban announced Rev T S Goffey of Carbondale appointed Vicar General, joining Very Rev Eugene A Garvey of Pittston as the other Vicar General. Goffey previously served 12 years as a resident priest at St Peter's Cathedral and since 1880 as rector of St. Rone Church Carbondale. The ordination for the year is planned for late month with four candidates awaiting ordination: John O'Donnell Wilkes-Barre Eugene Burroughs Williamsport Thomas O'Malley Dunmore and Patrick Boland Archbald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Hoban
T. S. Goffey
Carbondale
Iovese
Eugene A. Garvey
Pittaton
Hfe
Father Coffey
St Peter's Cathedral
Rone Chyureh
Heban
John O'Donnell
Wilkes- Barre
Eugene Burroughs
Williamsport
Thomas O'Malley
Dunmore
Patrick Boland
Archbald
Newsboys Picnic Committee Formed for July 26 Event
A meeting of the committee in charge of the newsboys picnic was held at the Lackawanna News company office. A general committee from focal payers and newsdealers was named to canvass merchants and others for contributions. Many voluntary offers have been received and contributions may be sent to treasurer Thomas J. Fleming of the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna News Company
Otopthe
Thomas J. Fleming
the Times
Convention of Catholic Women Benevolent League Holds Meeting
A state convention of the Catholic Women's Benevolent League convenes this afternoon at St Thomas College Hall to elect a representative to the supreme council. All chancellors from the thirty state councils will attend as delegates. session starts at 4 pm and a reception follows in Guernsey hall. Century council No 11 in the city is noted as the largest in the state and among the nation. An active committee led by Mrs Frank MacDowall, Bridget O Malley, Mrs Culkin, Mrs Koche, and Miss McNamitra prepared today’s arrangements.
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Catholic Women's Benevolent League
S J. Thomas’ College Hall
Supreme Counc
Guernsey Hall
Century Council
Frank MacDowall
Bridget O'Malley
Culkin
Koche
McNamitra
Excursion to Lake Ariel Offers Special Arrangements
The city’s largest holiday trip departs from Erie and Wyoming Valley depot hourly for Lake Ariel. Highlights include a high wire act by Wil Davidson a renowned wire balancer and Lawrence’s orchestra providing concert and dancing music. Refreshments on grounds and a grand fireworks display.
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Wil Davidson
Lawrence
Bool
Erie
Wyoming Valley Depot
July Fourth Excursion And Picnic Plans From St Brendan
St Brendan council 43 M I organizes a Fourth of July excursion to Montrose with Rev A T Broderick to host a monster picnic. Lawrence band to play and Pauls Pioneer corps to offer drill and games. Train routes listed from Kingston via D L W depot with fares of 1.25 dollars for adults and reduced for children. Conrad the hatter offers Fourth of July furnishings open late Monday and Tuesday nights.
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St. Brendan Council
Montrose
A.T. Broderick
Lawrence Band
Paul's Pioneer Corps
Kingston
Saim
Fane
Scranton
A. m
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
The
Hatter
Lickiwannd Avenue
Campaign Declaration for Ninth Ward Common Council Seat
Peter N. Haan announces candidacy for the unexpired Ninth ward term subject to Crawford county rules. Address 802 Jefferson avenue Smoke The Pocono Se. cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
Peter N. Haan
Jafferson Avenue
Fresh Produce Prices At Coursen’s Market
Coursen offers Fancy New Potatoes at 75 cents per bushel and Old Potatoes at 40 cents per bushel. Fresh vegetables include currants cherries strawberries raspberries Georgia peaches Florida watermelons and Rock Ford cantaloupes.
Marian Wine Promises Health and Vitality for All
An old advert promotes Marian Wine as a universal tonic to boost brain power, strengthen muscles, improve blood flow, aid ear health, and promote longevity. It claims benefits for overwork, weakness, and age while warning of counterfeit forms and malaria claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ieee
Tribute to J M Tewksbury Former Scranton Councilman
The article lauds J M Tewksbury former Ninth Ward councilman praised for conscientious service and steadfast independence. It notes his resignation to join Lackawanna Iron and Steel and mentions his replacement prospects and colleagues' high regard. The piece also touches on family telegraph service in the Civil War and a wartime volunteer, Mrs La Gorce.
Bauer's Band Concert Tonight Before City Hall
Bauer's Band will perform tonight in front of City Hall with a programme including March, Ranuela, and The Fortune Teller. Selections like Popular Rhythms and Star Spangled Banner will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Ranuela
Seleothin
Fortune Toller ccc
Herbert Promo
Saevevereensorsnseostithiot
Spangiod Panne
Syeeee Varnlercaiok
Mountain Park July 4 Fest Promises Dancing and Prizes
Lake Lodore grounds host July 4 amusements with a $50 gold prize coupon for excursionists. Cres events of Carbondale face Scranton South Side on the athletic field. A grand 640 by 126 foot two story dance pavilion, seashell sounding board, and a fleet of row boats and naptha launches feature the outing at Mountain Park near Wilkes-Barre. Flower of Lackawanna lodge plans eight thousand attendees with music by Bauer's orchestra and Anthracite Glee Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lodore
Cres
Carbondale
South Side
Scranton
Manmoth
Bauer
Anthracite Glee Club
Flower of Lackawanna Lodge
Beranton
Mountain Park
Fragile OCR Snippet on Cough Syrup and Remedies
Disjointed text cites a soothing syrup used for children and mothers with claims to ease pain wind colic and diarrhea. Reading is unclear with many garbled names and phrases, but references a product marketed as a remedy and soothing measure.
Turnpike Company to Begin Repairs Amid Condemnation Fight
Abington Turnpike plans immediate repair of the city road within limits using 150 tons of stone, despite city promises. The firm argues the contract is legal and condemnations may proceed. street committee will assess costs, while officials cite Supreme Court validation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington Turnpike Company
Steels
Jimita
Supreme Court of
Newton
Abington
Ttiw
Vosburg
Fourth at Lake Winola Celebration Preparations
Proprietor Moore of Hotel Clifton Lake Winola is making extensive arrangements for the July 4 celebration. In the morning there will be a con-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Clifton
Lake Winola
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