Weston Mill Co. D Simpson Depart for New Tod City
Local brief lists several visitors and travelers including D Simpson of Weston Mill Co departing for New Tod City. Names Mentioned include H B Jadwin Carbondale Ida Watrous Dunmore Blakely Nicholson and others visiting or traveling to Bath Lackawanna Lackawanna and Lake Ariel. ministers and theater staff noted with plans to travel or perform soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Simpson
New Tod City
H. B. Jadwin
Carbondale
Mr Casey the Inventor Arrested for Wife Beating
James H Casey noted as a street car fender inventor was arrested early yesterday on a charge of wife beating and locked in the West Side station. Mrs Casey, with a scalp wound, told Lieutenant Williams her husband struck her with a crutch. Casey was arrested at his South Main Avenue home and committed to jail in default of 500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Casey
West Side
Two Accidents at Linden Street Bridge Reported
Two accidents occurred yesterday at the Linden street bridge. A water carrier fell twenty feet with a barrel but landed on a pile of iron and escaped serious injury. a fulde wire broke and a derrick pole toppled, cutting the worker’s head. An ice shanty suffered minor damage as the bridge progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Linden Street Bridge
Erie and Wyoming Trains for Sheridan Monument Excursion
Officials announce Fourth of July service on the Erie and Wyoming railroad for Lake Arie. The Sheridan Monument excursion train schedule lists outbound departures from 6.05 am to 2.16 pm and return times from 12.20 pm to 9 pm. A good time and plenty to eat. L. A. W. Nations Meet at Asbury Park. The League of American Wheelmen events at Asbury Park July 6 to 13 offer a fare and a third round trip via Central Railroad of New Jersey with single trip tickets to Asbury from July 4 to 18 and a certificate from the agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie and Wyoming
Erie and Wyoming Railroad
Lake Arie
Sheridan
Ariel
L. A. W. Nations
Asbury Park
League of American Wheelmen
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Asbury
Independence Day Observances Across South Side Parade
Moltke castle No 268 and allied groups plan a 2.20 pm parade from Cedar Avenue to Willow Street and Prospect Avenue to Beech Street for a flag raising at No 87 School on Moltke Avenue. Grand Marshal Henry Mohr leads. John Gray delivers the presentation. various clubs and degreed orders participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Moltke Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
No. ST School
Cedar Avenue
Willow Street
Howse
Board of Control
Moltke Avenue
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Willow
River Streets
Prospect Avenue
Beech
Maple Streets
Mr. Mohr
Henry Mohr
John Woelkers
Henry Weber
Beech Street
Meadow Avenue
Maple Street
No. 37 School
John Gray
Phillipe
George B. Carson
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Freliigrath Lodge
Hamgart
Scranton Athletic Club
Arbeiter Verein
Germania Unterstutzungs Verein
Scranton Saengerrunde
Columbia Quartette
West Side Band
Krieger Verein
Auguste Castle
Knights of Golden Eagle
Prayer meeting and local council actions in Pittston
Prayer meeting at Presbyterian church tonight at 7 45 with Dr. Harry Beyea as guest. Council session discussed Greenville bridge repair and water drainage on Grove street and Wil ham Streets. Fire hydrant conditions on Butler street prompted street grading and gutter work. The council formed into a committee of the whole to study Pittston Kingston fire alarm systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Harry Beyea
Philadelphia
Henry Beyea
Smith Street
Leonard
Willam Redding
Dudley Street
Fred Ehrgood
United States Navy
L. R. Fowler
Cherry Street
Mohawk
N. Y
William Brunning
Allen's
Lake Winola
Maloney
Haggerty
Welsh
Payton
Ward
McAllister
Greenville
Mr. Walsh
Grove Street
Wil- Ham Streets
Messrs. Walsh
Butler Street
Burke
Chestnut Streets
Apple and
Pittston
Kingston
The Auraphone Co Addresses Deaf Access Request
A brief note from The Auraphone Company notes a customer appeal for assistive devices. The notice lists a contact address at 718 Betseoninss eae Square and references a service related to deaf users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auraphone CO
Fire alarm bid discussed by committee
A short committee session followed by extended debate resulted in a motion to have the secretary contact Gaynord Company of Louisville Ky about their alarm system. The president will be notified to call a meeting once an answer is received. Traction Company reported tracks would be planked and switches moved soon. Street commissioners June expenditures totaled 959 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamewell
Gaynord Company
Louieville
Traction
Local Notables and Community Notices Highlight July Activities
Residents from Bennett and Ranne streets visit Chin Chilla and inspect Mrs. Carr in Dickson avenue. Cayuga breaker worker Charles Reese survives a horse accident on Main avenue. Glenn family photo, vacation at Griffin's drug store, Mt Pleasant trip for July 4, and OMalley heals after railroad injuries. Church groups announce lawn social and Wesley league officers. services begin July 7 with the topic What Has Christianity Done for Our Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Anna Glenn
Benett Street
Anna Corless
Ranne Street
Chinchilla
Lizzle Tillon
Honesdale
Minor Carr
Dickson Avenue
Daisy Stevens
Wilkes-Barre
C. H. Scharar
Charles Reese
North Main Avenue
Cayuga
Reese
Main Avenue
Galt
John Glenn
Delaware, Lackawana and Waglern Railroad
Gorge Cooper
GriMn
F.C. Frits
D. M. Kinter
Mt. Measant
P. A. O'Malley
Cusick Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Binghamton
Binghamton Hospital
Atlantic City
Thomas Gwynne
Puritan Congregational Church
Primitive Methodist Church
Wesley League
Preshtynt
George Browther
Thomas Indian
Bella Wrightson
8. Powell
David Jones
Bella Fid
Building Permits Issued In June by City Inspector
A June list records numerous building permits issued by Inspector John Nelson. The entries name the owners and project types including single dwellings, extensions, double dwellings, and a boiler house with an estimated total cost of 63 000 dollars. Locations span wards from First to Twentieth, with streets such as Columbia Avenue Throop Street Green Street Penn Avenue and Prospect Avenue among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
Louis Conrad
Columbia Avenue
First Ward
John Vipend
Throop Street
John Vipond
Albert Simms
North Main Avenue
T. D. Lewis
Second Ward
Timothy Moon
Green Street
Green Street, Second Ward
F. D. Bevan
Main Avenue
Fourth Ward
David B. Evans
Swetland Street
Mary Calpin
Fourth Street
Sloth Ward
Thomas Jilkins
Penn Avenue
Eighth Ward
Mia
Hannah Moses
Lackawanna Avenue
Ninth Ward
R. W. Palmer
Beichter Street
Tenth Ward
F. W. Sanborn
Thirteenth Ward
Michael Larkin
Fourteenth Ward
John W. Reersons
Meridian Street
Fifteenth Ward
Joseph Ansley & Ben
Fifth Ward
Thomas May
Jackson Street
Fifth
H. Belden
Harrison Avenue
William Hrobson
Pittston Avenue
Joseph Ainsley, Jr
North Malin Avenue
Henry Lee
Charles Street
Matt McDonald
Prospect Avenue
FL McDonald
Martin Gaughan
Irving Avenue
Peter Welch
Breck Street
Mary Boland
Edward Williams
Larch Street
Patrick Golden
Hampton Street
Steve Gavin
Stone Avenue
John J. Ruane
Blair Avenue
J. Bour and
G. Remps
Cedar Avenue
John Feeney
Maple Street
H. H. Barachel
Elm Street
G. Kimbele
Ira BD. Newton
Rebecca Avenue
Michael O'Boyle
James Murray
Beach Street
Nineteenth
T. A. Ruddy
Monroe Avenue
About Company D What the Philadelphia Inquirer Has to Say
The Philadelphia Inquirer lauds Company D of the Pennsylvania National Guard Scranton unit as the best outside Philadelphia. Its four consecutive commanders were mining engineers from Hillside Coal and Iron Scranton. May, Barnard, Tremont Stokes led the unit, with ingile as First Sergeant, all tied to the same coal company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania National Guard
Scranton
Ita
Hillside Coal and Iron Company of
Erie Railroad Coal Department Corporation
Hines
W. A. May
Montrose Barnard
National Guard
May
Tremont Stokes
Ingile
Moosic Rail Crossing to Go Under Grade at Spring Street
Judge Gunster approves at grade crossing for Scranton and Pittston Traction at Moosic station while ordering the Spring Street crossing tunneled. Street car officials favor safety, planning a tunnel to avoid a dangerous curve and fast trains. Construction on the Taylor extension advances toward Rendham and Duryea with renders and track patches laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosic Station
Jessup Road
Taylor Extension
Gunster
Supreme Court
Moosic
Movovte
Putston
Luzerne
Traction Company
Luzerne County
William Street
Pittston
Scranton
Lehigh Valley
Water Street
Amerman
Coal Exchange
Jessup
Scranton Traction Company
Throopborough
Lackawanna Avenue
Olyphant
Aifh
Rendham
Taylor
Duryea
Railroad notes and local games headline Maine trip and mine payments
Secretary Pearsall and Engineer John Rt Troch depart today for a trip through Maine. The Delaware Lackawanna and Western will pay today at Oxford Dodge Bloan and Hampton mines. The Railroad Young Men's Christian Association baseball club lost to School No 9 by 10 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearsall
John Rt. Troch
Maine
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weertern
Oxford, Dodge, Bloan
Hampton
Railroad Young Men's Christian Associlation
Mr Jones Profes ses as Lay Brother in Good Shepherd
Frank O. Jones of this city made his profession as a member of the Brotherhood of the Good Shepherd in a St Luke's Episcopal Church ceremony led by Rt. Rev N Bullson bishop of central Pennsylvania with Rev Rogers Israel and Rev M H MIN assisting. Nine adults were confirmed and holy communion followed. Jones, a Jeray Central Railroad employee, founded the brotherhood whose vows last three years and are subject to the bishop's approval. he will labor in this vicinity for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Good Shepherd
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Frank O. Jones
Brotherhood of the Good Shepherd
Rullson
Central Pennsylvania
Rogers Israel
St. Luke's
M.H. Min
St. David's
Mr. Jones
Jeracy Central Railroad Company
Good Shepherd
Hood
Episcopal Church
Jones
Three Divorces Granted on Desertion Grounds
Three divorces were granted in court yesterday on desertion as the ground. Walter Lewis obtained an absolute divorce from Mary Ann Lewis, married April 2, 18xx, after years together and her desertion. Rees J. Thomas was granted divorce from Ann Thomas, married Sept 12, 18xx, with similar desertion. Mary Franck Morris was divorced from George Nathan Morris. he joined deserters and remains away. Hotel licenses were transferred in Scranton Archbald and Dickson City. A Bezek case record was copied for pardons due July 16. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertisement promotes health and pure blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lewis
Mary Ann Lewis
Mary Franck Morris
George Nathan Morris
Morris
Wallsville
Lackawanna County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton's Bulletin
Norton’s
Snow
Sao Ie Ie
The
Weston Mill Co
Ida Watrous
Dunmore
Philphia
Do. Blakely
Nicholson
Ea Howe
Great Bend
Iss
Guy
Factoryville
W. G. Parkee
T. H. Watkins
Europe
Louisia Brown
Frank Dando
Massison
John “Yelher
Massillon
Hawley
Warren GO. Partridge
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Buffalo
R. H. Minnis
Frothingham
Toledo
Valentine
MR. Casey
Inventor
News OF
Dusmore
John Mankey
Boston
Electric City Council
Royal Arcanum
Freehan’s Hall
Frank Butler
Dover
N. J
Meadow Brook
George Pyle
South Washington Avenue
John George Miller
St. Mary's German Catholic Church
Twentieth Ward
John J. Gordon
Truth
Thomas A. Donahoe
North End
Keown
Railroad Notes
Rogers
Rexfordss
Lackawanha Avenue
Pratts
Lackawanga Avenue
John J. Morris
John L. Lunney
John D. Edwards
Archbald
John Bosovitz
Ludwig Billake
Dickson City
Simon Kupst
Sylvester Jankowski
Bezek
Bann
Board of Pardons
Tribune
Pillabury
Atlantic
Jewett
Davis-Chambers
Pahnestock
Armstrong & McKelvy
Cooas
National Led Co
National Lead CO
New York
Boymer-Bauman
Scranton Training School
Scranton, PA
Katharine Hl, Clark
Reading, Mass
Weichel & Millar
China Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Oxfords
Spruce Street
James & Kelly
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
ODD Fellows
Mawona
P. O
AML
Tae Taisuee
Todp
Green Ridge Sanitarium
Marion &T
Green Ridge
A. E. Jordan
Sikcattar Afareed
Gupertmanvent
ATEST
Martin& Delany
Manhattan Beach
Williams & Bro
Lackarve
Ns and
Priter Amor CO
Toc'p. C
U.S
Bexter
Gia
Fevenal St
Messrs
Curtis & Wheeler
Oxford
Agkawanna Store Association
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
John L Hangi
FFICE
Cae
Ste
Aa Ski
Morgan & Walt
Norton's
Lackawanna Ave
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