Tragic Runaway Death Of West Scranton Child
John Harris aged years, son of Mr and Mrs John H Harris of Evans Court West Scranton, died after a street accident on Swetland Street. A team driven by Joseph Griffin struck and knocked him down near 1216 Swetland. He died of skull fracture before reaching home. Coroner Saltry held an inquest with jurors later appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harris
John H. Harris
Evanscourt
Wetland Street
Evans’ Court
David
Thomas
Swetland Street
Joseph Kelly
Joseph Griffin
Peter Reiger
Saltry
Griffin
D. W. Evans
W. Rowland Davies
W. A. Paine
Harris
Buffalo
Donohue Arrested in Scranton Wife Beating Case
A rumor of a shooting at Bulwer Street home proved false when Michael Donohue returned intoxicated, abused his wife, injuring her arm. Neighbors heard screams, and Patrolman Watkins arrested Donohue, who faces a morning hearing at the North Scranton station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Donohue
Bulwer Street
Tribune
Donohue
North Scranton
Watkins
Donahue
Ripple Division elects officers at Monday meeting
At a Ripple Division, Sons of Temperance meeting held Monday evening, officers were elected including Worthy patriarch Joshua Elias and past worthy patriarch Thomas G. Jones. Other roles named: worthy associate G. Griffiths treasurer John D. Lewis financial scribe Thomas Thomas recording scribe Bert Thomas assistant recording scribe Charles Ross chaplain Harry Jenkins conductor Francis Beecham assistant conductor Willie EB Evans inside sentinel D J Williams outside sentinel William W Evans superintendent of Young People's work Gomer Reese organist Thomas Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple
Sons of Temperance
Worthy
Joshua Elias
Thomas G. Jones
G. Griffiths
John D. Lewis
Thomas Thomas
Bert Thomas
Charles Ross
Harry Jenkins
Francis Beecham
Willie EB. Evans
Inside Sentinel
D. J. Williams
Outside Sentinel
William W. Evans
Gomer Reese
Drunk and Disorderly Man Sent to County Jail
Michael O'Brien of Pleasant Street jailed for thirty days in default of a $10 fine after Monday evening arrest for drunken and disorderly conduct. Several youths including Andrew Salinaki Roxey Rose Frank McCarty Joseph McCarty and John Fitch who fled the Car lucci stone yard on Scranton Street after arrest were given a hearing and held for court in bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael O’brien
Pleasant Street
Andrew Salinaki
Roxey Rose
Frank McCarty
Joseph McCarty
John Fitch
Carlucci
Scranton Street
Funeral services for Samuel Coleman at Simpson M E Church
Funeral services for the late Samuel Coleman, who died at Lackawanna Hospital, were held yesterday afternoon at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev. H. C. McDermott. He was buried in Union Cemetery at Peckville. The funeral of Peter Reiger occurred yesterday afternoon from the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Coleman
Lackawanna Hospital
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
H. C. McDermott
D. D
Union Cemetery
Peckville
Peter Reiger
Funeral services and burial held for local resident
Services were conducted at the Chestnut Street German Presbyterian Church and burial followed in the Washburn Street Cemetery for a local resident from North Bromiley Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromiley Avenue
Chestnut Street German Presbyterian Church
Washburn Street
Knights of Malta smoker and social session announced
Washington commandery No. 232 Knights of Malta plans a smoker and social this evening inviting all Maltas. The Central Mine Local Accidental Fund meets at Jayne's hall at 2 pm. The First Welsh Baptist church children's choir rehearses this evening for day exercises. Simpson Methodist Episcopal church holds prayer service then trustees meet. Local No. 213 United Mine Workers of America meets at Jayne's hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Commandery
Knights of Malta
United Mine Workers of America
Jayne
South Main avenue pave to begin today
Contractor M H Dale expects to start laying the concrete for the South Main avenue pave today. The Bt Brenden's council YM I No 24 plans an excursion to Binghamton on Friday July 4, with train at 815 am from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western station. The children's choir of the Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church will repeat the Children's Day programme next Sunday after a rehearsal last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Dale
South Main Avenue
Sons of Cambria
Binghamton
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Local Residents Visit One Another Amid Domestic Travel Notes
Daunting list of visitors and homecomings reported in Danville and Scranton area notices. Families like the Griffiths, Griffiths, and various Jones and Morgan households host relatives from Scranton Philadelphia and New York while others return from trips to Brooklyn Buffalo and the Water Gap.
Last Special Offer for Healing by Doctor Byers
A historical notice promotes Doctor Byers offering cures at a nominal 15 dollar fee until cured, with a full money back guarantee if not fully healed. The ad stresses a scientific approach, claims cell nutrition as the key, and urges applicants to begin treatment before August 1 for an August 1 expiry.
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Byers
Doctor Byers
Free X-Ray Examination by Doctor Byers
Doctor Byers offers a completely free X-Ray examination using a fluoroscopic attachment to locate the cause of ailments with certainty. He will not charge a cent and will advise on a cure. Come and be examined to learn your trouble at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byers
Comet Lodge Officers Installed In South Scranton
In Hartman s hall Comet Lodge No 230 Knights of Pythias installed new officers for the term led by Chancellor commander A Grzgurnski and V C William Zang. District Deputy D B Evans conducted the ceremony. The lodge, instituted 1891, remains strong financially with secretary B F Moore the only officer to serve since founding. John Bittre was seriously injured by a baseball bat. Three couples united in marriage. Funeral of Frank Gallagher noted. Short news notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comet Lodge
John Bittre
Frank Gallagher
Knights of Pythias
Hartman's Hall
A. Grzgurnski
V. C
William Zang
E. R. Holgate
G. J. Schantz
Aloise Rudler
W. A. Schiffler
F. C. Ehrhardt
John Gapp
John Sullivan
D. B. Evans
West Scranton
B. F. Moore
Mrs Kate Miller Reports Relief From Rheumatism
Mrs Kate Miller of 326 Quay Avenue says she suffered darting pains in her right arm and feet and could barely walk due to rheumatism and heart trouble. After Doctor Ayers treatment she is much improved and recommends him to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Miller
Quay Avenue
Ayers
Curing Skin Diseases Prompts Public Testimonial
Mr. Abraham Wiles of St Petersburg Clarion County Pennsylvania reports a two year battle with a troublesome skin disease various doctors failed to cure. He credits a course of treatment with Doctor Byers for relief after trying blood medicines and patent salves without result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Wiles
St. Petersburg
Clarion County
Baéme
Byers
Doctor Byers' Long Medical Career Sketch
Doctor Byers born to Quaker parents pursued medicine in Philadelphia. He graduated from Jefferson Medical College in 1872 and studied at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and several Philadelphia hospitals. He served in eye and ear clinics at Will's Hospital and clinics of J Solis Cohen, later acting as examining physician for fraternal and mutual aid associations in Cincinnati and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Jefferson Medical College of
Philadelphia
Will's Hospital
Prof
J. Solis Cohen
Stomach Trouble Relief Reported by Mrs Jane Splane
Mrs Jane Splane of corner Larch street and Wyoming avenue says she suffered stomach trouble causing bloating distress dizziness and nervousness. After Doctor Byers' treatment she is entirely free of symptoms and recommends the treatment to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Splane
Larch Street
Wyoming Avenue
Ear Disorder Healed by Dr Byers After 14 Years
Wm Sutton of Banksville Pennsylvania says he suffered fourteen years of left ear discharge with hearing loss and constant roaring noises. Dr Byers stopped the discharge restored hearing and freed him from distressing noises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banksville
Fourth of July at Dunmore Methodist Church
The Methodist Episcopal church prepares an old fashioned Fourth of July with afternoon and evening refreshments on the church lawn and a grand fireworks display. The Dudley Street Baptist Ladies Aid meet at 4 pm at Mrs. J Tucker’s home on Taylor avenue with supper and a silver offering. A song recital diagram for H P Dreyer at St Luke's parish house is available at Bones drug store with tickets 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dudley Street Baptist Church
J. Tucker
Taylor Avenue
H. P. Dreyer
St. Luke's
Bones Drug Store
Michael Murray
Lopen
John William Raught
New York
George Raught
Hinkely Street
Charles H. Newing
Beech Lake
Epworth League
Aing
J. D. Bovard
Blakely Street
James Gilbride
Webster Avenue
Newark
Funeral for Frank Gallagher Held at Cathedral
Friends gathered for the funeral of Frank Gallagher who died last Saturday. The service was led by Father O By rne at the cathedral, with interment in Cathedral cemetery. Pallbearers included Michael Newcomb Michael Davitt Patrick Noone Thomas Patten Patrick Clark and John Moran. Undertaker P F Cusick oversaw the arrangements. John Ryan, son of Mr and Mrs John Ryan of Front Street, was buried at Cathedral cemetery yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gallagher
Test
Orchard Street
Father O'Byrne
Michael Newcomb
Michael Davitt
Patrick Noone
Thomas Patten
Patrick Clark
John Moran
P. F. Cusick
John Ryiin
John Ryan
Front Street
Cathedral Cemetery
Installation of local lodge officers in Nettleton hall
Officers of the Green Ridge W C T U section were installed last evening in Nettleton's hall with W A Payne as vice president and G R Anderson recording secretary. Following ceremonies, ice cream and cake were served and the group invites all interested to a meeting at the Evangelical church on Capouse avenue this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettleton’s Hall
W. A. Payne
G. R. Anderson
M. Sloat
KR. C. Wile
C. J. Anderson
IF. Vangorden
M. R R. Robinson
J. J. Beltz
D. W. Brundage
Seth Wells
C. A. Nicholson
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Green Ridge
Evangelical Church
Capouse Avenue
Boy Hit By Bat While Playing Near Home
Johnny Bittre, 1117 Meadow Avenue, was struck on the head by a bat during a nearby ball practice yesterday. The wound required seven stitches after Dr. John J. Walsh treated the deep cut above his eye and stopped the bleeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Bittre
Meadow An Avenue
Littl
Buttre
John J. Walsh
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Historical note claims Mother Gray of New York’s Children’s Home treated children with a remedy now prepared as a powder. Described as pleasant and effective for feverishness constipation headache teething disorders and worm issues in children and advertised by Lion’s substitute agents.
Marital Pledges at Sacred Heart and St Stanislaus Churches
Branislaus Ragoski and Miss Caroline Rumatoski wed at Sacred Heart on Prospect Avenue with Rev Father Scankavich officiating and a city drive afterward. Soon after he joined, the same priest joined Alexander Orel and Miss Rogalie Wieckoska in marriage at St Stanislaus on Locust Street, as a couple remained unaccompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branislaus Ragoski
Caroline Rumatoski
Continental
Church of the Sacred Heart
Prospect Avenue
Father Scankavich
Scunkavich
Alexander Orel
Rogalie Wieckoska
Peter Tolyvoda
Bridga Savagesta
Corey Hollow
Father Hudor
St. Btanislaus Church
Locuat Street
Patriotic entertainment planned by Hickory Street church group
Final arrangements by the Young People's society of Hickory Street Presbyterian church for a patriotic entertainment in the parish house tomorrow night. Mid-week services at the church tonight led by Rev. W. A. North, followed by a meeting of the church elders. Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Dougherty on Fig Street. Miss Anna Foy returns from Wilkes-Barre. Jacob G Rosar visiting Charles Dippre in Scranton area. Cornelius Hartman returns home from Paterson. Carrie L Nape to visit Buffalo with Walter Nape family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Edith
Edwin Jenkins
Danville
William ¥. Griffiths
North Sumner Avenue
William Benjamin
Plymouth
Jeanette Lewis
West Locust Street
South Main Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Helen Shepperson
William W. Griffiths
John Magloin
Fourteenth Street
Mamie Quick
Academy Street
Brooklyn
Susquehanna County
EB. 8
Eldridge
W. E. Quick
Anna Morgan
Roy
Thomas H. Jones
Washburn Street
New York
George Hutchinson and Sons
Philadelphia
West Scranton
Pauline Pitcher
Price Street
Gartney
South Carolina
Moses Staples
Stroudsboro
Daniel Herflicker
John Gaughan
George Burge
Evans’ Court
Buffalo
William Ludwig
North Bromley Avenue
David Robertson
North Rebel + avenue
May Kresge
North Hyde Park Avenue
Mill City
LaBar
Stroudsburg
Charles
Charles Bennettt
Mary Evans
Reuben 8. Gillingham
Tenth Street
Cinderella Morse
Lake Vinola
Misa Turner
D. B. Thomas
Jennie Williams
North
Morgan B. Williams
John Griffiths
Hampton Street
Moscow
Mabel Spencer
Jackson Street
Milas Grace Ayres
Beemerville
N. Y
C. J. MacDonnell
Young People's Society
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Thomas Dougherty
Fig Street
Anna Foy
Pittston Avenue
Schley
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Pharmacy Hall
W. A. North
Hubert Murray
South Webster Avenue
Council No
United American Mechanics
Schimpfs Hall
Scranton Baengerrunde Society
Athletic Hall
Jacob G. Rosar
Elmira
Charles Dippre
Alder Street
Cornelius Hartman
Cedar Avenue
Paterson
N. J
Carrie L. Nape
Walter Nape
Stone Avenue
John Scholl
George Vetscovwits
Lloyd Street
Clerks
Haswell
Indians
Pitch
Vandermark
Owens
McCluskie
Benjamin
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Young Women's Christian Association
Maude Chivers
Walter B. Christmas
North Main Avenue
Maplewood
Foreign Missionary Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
Charles Ziegler
North Malin Avenue
North End
Glee Club
Frank Silkman
North Malino Avenue
Dallas
Alworth
Putnam Street
Harford
Carl Alegler
Adirondacks
Bessy Chase
Washington, D. c
School Street
Leland Wright
Parker Street
Chester Wright
Carbondale
M. A. Trunking
New York City
Ki. H. Evans
Providence Road
John Heffron
Great Bend
John Lynott
Thomas Lynott
West Market Street
Madge Graham
Pleasant Mount
Wells
Breaker Street
James Jennings
von Storch Avenue
Pleasant surprise party at Robert FPeatenby home
A pleasant surprise party was held at the home of Robert FPeatenby on Diamond avenue Saturday evening. Games and music were indulged in. A seasonable three refreshments were served. All had a merry time. Those present were Genevieve Skreaky, Jonie Burns, Nisa Neal, Anlee Briggs, Ruth Fitzsimmonas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fpeatenby
Diamond Avenue
Genevieve Skreaky
Onie Burns
Nisa Neal
Anlee Briggs
Ruth Fitssimmonas
Noted Patient Endorses Dr Churchman Byers Treatment
A fragmentary testimonial from a patient named Peterne burg expresses gratitude for relief from persistent bronchial and bronchial tube issues after undergoing treatment by Dr Churchman Byers. The letter claims previous remedies failed and praises Byers as genuine and affordable.
Quaker Doctor Heals Long Standing Bowel Disease
Mrs Barbara Dickson of Parker Street Providence suffered fourteen years of chronic diarrhea with violent bearing down and protruding piles. After first treatment from Dr Byers her pains vanished and bowels move once daily with piles no longer troubling her, prompting praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Dickson
Parker Street
Providence
Mrs M Queenie of Avoca Praises Quaker Doctor
Mrs M Queenie of Avoca describes long back pain that kept her bedridden two months and caused headaches and stomach distress. She credits Dr Byers with relief from all symptoms and recommends his treatment as kind and skilled.
Local Residents Plan Short Visit and Travel
A list of individuals from Court Street in the area spend a few days with friends in Binghamton. The Zurfluhs from Providence Road left Monday for Mauch Chunk to visit Mrs Zurfluh’s parents and will then move on to Butte Montana for their future home. The Morris couple of Philo Street visit Lake Winds and see friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Conrad
Minnie McCusker
Helen King
Evelyn Hammond
Blanche Tripp
Georgie Robbins
Emily Philo
Edna Williams
Emily Archer
Clare Terwilliger
Jeasie Featenby
Helen Featenby
Alice Crasston
Harry Holly
Robert Featenby
Arthur Champlin
Floyd Philo
Bart Comstock
Lewis McCusker
Merle Terwilliger
Harold Freas
Arthur Dean
Charles Bartholomew
Court Street
Binghamton
John Zurfluh
Providence Road
Mauch Chunk
Mra. Zurfluh
Lauer
Butte, Mont
Mrs. Morris
Philo Street
Lake Winds
Local Notes From Moosic and Surrounding Areas
Edna and Stella Le Van spent Sunday with friends in Scranton. Peter Timony of Ilinois is visiting his wife’s parents Mr. and Mrs Raf ferty. Samuel Bassett left Saturday for Bridgeton New Jersey. Hugh Rafferty is camping in Wayne county. A Spring Brook Lumber Co house in the yard ran into the street on Main Street. the wagon was damaged but the horse uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Stella le van
Scranton
Peter Timony
Ilinois
Rafferty
Samuel Bassett
Bridgeton
N. J
Hugh Rafferty
Wayne County
Bpring Brook Lumber Company
Streck
Main Street
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George Daniola
C. J. Kern
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W. Rt. Hughes
Dufont
Geo. W. Jenkins
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Globe Warehouse
Tose
Lobe Warehouse
General News
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Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Pennsylvania Hospital
Blockley Hospital
Knights Templar and
Masonic Mutual Aid Association of
Cincinnati
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of
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Dunmore
Mother Gray
Frank Sawer
Hast Market Street
Fhravel Pond
Modern Woodmen of America
Lake Ariel
Carolyn Paterson
Fleetville
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Mins Jackson
Midd Farnham
Hannan
Mra. A. Hunt
Miss Lees
Philippines
G. W. Hornpater
Garfield Council
Order of United American Me
Park Place
M. H. Fine
Aeed
Peterneburg
Cherippe
Churchman Byers
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