West Scranton Crime and Public Meetings on Independence Day
The report lists public attractions donated to St Patrick's Orphanage and notes officers of Ripple Division Sons of Temperance installed. It records an accusation of theft against S H Adams for items stolen from a Lincoln Heights house and cites a legal battle involving Alderman Kelly. It mentions a complex fraud and theft case between Copack and Savage with multiple charges and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Orphanage
Ripple Division
Sons of Temperance
S. H. Adams
Lincoln Heights
Theft Report From 228 Pittston Avenue
SH Adis reported to Lieutenant Wiianis Jast Wikht that a tool set was stolen from a work site in Litcom THeightix. The missing items include a plane, drill bit, two chisels, a compass, screwdriver, and car senters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adis
Pittston Avenue
Wiianis Jast
Litcom
Fourth of July plans spark a lake outing debate
Community readers debate holiday plans with scattered notes on a lake gathering and a political stance. The fragment hints at local spots and summer recreation, but details are unclear and some phrases are garbled.
Mountain Park trip with Britons group and lake lore sports
A large crowd plans a seaside excursion to Mountain Park with the Ancient Order of Britons. A Living Will will be run at 8 15, 1am, 1 10 and pm while lake lore rides offer additional entertainment. Transportation routes include the Delaware Lackawanna and Western to Paetoryville and Gardens bus line and Lehigh Valley to Falls station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eusieat
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Paetoryville
May and June Donations to St Patrick's Orphanage
The board of directors acknowledges donations from numerous individuals and local businesses during May and June. Names include Mrs McElhenny Pitteton Patrick Cavanaugh Mrs Donahoe Mrs James Carlin George McCarthy Miss McCarthy Mours Hoogen Mrs Thomas Kane Heese Bakery Miss Mary Canavan Mrs J J O Roste John Diskin Miss Mijagle Diskin Mt J Kelly Mrs Michael Meharry Adams Bakery Miss Mary E Keefe William Hanley caterer St Laws Hospital M D Reilly George Keller Mrs W O Stelen Clarke Brown William Fowler Miss Ira Murphy Mr Peenes No 10 School William Holland WHELAN Secretary.
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St. Patrick's Orphanage
Mre. McElhenny
Pitteton
Patrick Cavanaugh
Mra. Donahoe
James Carlin
George FL Mctarthy
Mies Ihn McCaurthy
Mours
Ripple Daughters Lodge Officers Named At Morgan Hall
The following officers of Ripple Ditenm, No. 45, Sons of Temporvnue were named at a Monday evening meeting in Morgan's Hall. Worthy president Carfield Jones, worthy assistant Provid B H. Willan, recording scribe Arthur Hoffman, first worderal scribe Isaac Davies, YY. P. W. Joehin Eline, assistant recording scribe Theo Jones, treasurer John W. Thomas, chaplain Thomas Roberts, conductor Beattie Morgan, inside sentinel don P. Williams, outside sentinel Arthur Thomas, trustee Geo. R. Davie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple Ditmen
Sons of Temporvnue
Morgan's Hall
Carfield Jones
Provid
H. Willan
Arthur Hoffman
Tsaac Davies
P. W
Joehin Eline
Theo Jones
John W.thomas
Thomas Roberts
Beattice Morgan
Inelde Eentine
Don P. Willams
Outside Sentinel
Arthur Thomas
Ieo
BR. Davie
Dinamond Mine Workers Meeting And Dance Tonight
Dinamond Forks Local No 218 of the United Mine Workers of America holds a meeting at Jayne's hall this evening. A ball and waste contest offers a prize of 1 dollar. The Keystone club of Mittston will attend the dance at St David hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uinted Mine Workers of America
Jayne's Hall
Rysta) Olil
David Hall
Keystone Club
Mittston
Local notables and travel notes from Reck and Lafayette streets
Mr and Mrs A M Kotnstamin of Reck street welcome a new arrival at their home. Mrs James Jeremiah of Lafayette street left for New York to visit her daughter Mrs Wright. Wallace Mower of Lafayette street spent last evening with relatives in Nicholson. Mrs Robert J Williams and daughter Florence of Lafayette street returned from Buffalo. Rev B P Moffat and Rev W B Al join will exchange pulpits next Sunday. The annual excursion of the various groups continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Kotnstamin
Reck Street
James Jeremiah
Lafayette Street
Mes. W
Wright
New York City
Wallace © Mower
Nicholson
Robert J. Williams
Florence
Buffalo
PF. Moffat
Rev
BK. AL
Local notes and gatherings fill Scranton scene
Long list of community events and casual notices in Scranton includes Baptist Young People unions plans to Glen Oneko on Anmuat M, a stove worker starting his own business, family visits and travels to Mt. Pleasant and New York, church meetings at First Baptist and St. John's German Catholic church, school graduates from Bloomsburg State Normal, and various local engagements and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Glen Oneko
Anmuat M
Central Railroad
New Jersey
James Finnerty
Sixteenth Street
Scrinton
Atove Andente
Arthur
Mra
George Choame
North Bromley Avenue
Mise Mariam Perry
Whammpton Street
Mt. Pavton
James Edwards
Kingston
Division Street
Mise Lelin Mahon
Third Street
Look Haven Normal School
Bernard Kummer
Lincoln Avenue
Wos
First Bapit Church
Chirence Daviow
Missea Stella Murray
Milzabeth Williams
Weat Scranton
Bloomsburg State Normal School
George Fiehler
Anna
North Sumner Avenue
Tamaqua
Mise May Sulliyvan
West Taieha- Sarnia Avenue
Viedting
New York
J. W. Mittenhouse
North Main Avenue
Hazleton
Weber's Grove
Taylor
J. J. Tellivers
North Neboven Avenue
Ileriburn
Romaina
Benjamin Huhes
Lntiee
Hampton Street
D. D. Hopkins
Washburn
Wieo Vounel
W. FL Crook
North Hyede Park Avenue
America
Teunion
Ft. D
Hell
Walter Jones
Hhiomneburg State Normal Sahour
Res
David Jones
South Lincoln Avenue
Lake Winoli
Mire
J. Moberts Ated Son
Newton
South Main Avernue
Gk Williams
Diugster
Margaret
Treok Street
Middle Granville
N.Y
Mistes
Anna Boucher
Thayones
Jackson
Jackson Etmet
Wall
Feawe Tinhay
Witch Falls
Feathernotle
Wooddate Cottage
Ib MN
Pur Yon City
North Scranton Funeral for Mrs Theodelles
The funeral of Mrs Theodelles, who died at Magee Hospital of neuralgia, was held in Scranton with services at North Main Avenue Baptist Church. The Welsh Congregational and North Main Avenue Baptist members attended, and pallbearers included Howell Clark and Fred Phillips. The service proceeded to Whehbirn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Theodelles
Magee Taster Hospital
wWeelowk
North Main Avenue
Meg
Tos Jones
Tinal Etiaieli
Vad Mey
Tilhow Chirk
Pred Phillips
Benjamin Juanes
Jol Tyiivors
Whehbirn Street
Local Social News and Meeting at Leonam's Hall
The sociol Ald society of the Providence Methodiet Moisveyarlehinreh will Hold Tew Seok and evening, July 4, at the parsonage. Yicomie Powell of Bumanit avenue visits in Factoryville. Miss Gioorgiana Clark of Church avenue summers with relatives in Leon township. Louisa Tawks of Miatimeoras Pike County stays with Miemph Mas. Murray Kennedy of Church avenue and William Davis of Wayne avenue return from Yale and a two months trip. The Barbers union of the city section met in Leonam's hall last evening with broad attendance and counsel topics for South Side central city and Hyde Park. Address orders to J. T. Sharkey 1914 Cedar avenue. Phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Society
The
Providence Methodiet Moisveyarlehinreh
Yicomie Powell
Factoryville
Gioorgiana Clark
Church Avenue
Leon Township
Louisa Tawks
Miatimeoras
Pike Eonty
Murray Kennedy
William Davis
Wayne Avenue
New Haven
Yale College
Willian Tale
Muinorow
Barbers’ Union
Leonam’s
Denelit
Funeral of local resident held at St Mary's church
Yesterday morning at 11 o'clock all Hat Wee mortal of the late don Atlew was laid to rest in the Twentieth ward cemetery. The bereaved home on Birch street was crowded with friends and relatives before the funeral. A brief sermon at St Mary's chapel by Rev Peter Christ offered consolation to the parents. After services the procession moved to the cemetery with pallbearers from St Peter's choir. The funeral of Mrs Anna Blue was mentioned next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Street
Schmidt
Church of Peace
Piliaton Avenue
John Estes
Joseph Kramer
Adam Killian
Peter Clay
Henry
Wilkes-Barre
Theombere
Cornel No
Nnto American Mechanics
Renin Ecewion
Garden
Scranton Choral Union
Old Church
Hickory Street
A. J. Rattle
Brooklyn
N.Y
Julian Hamm
Rowe Hamm
Pittston Avenue
Don Atlew
Birch Street
Lowlowk
Br. Mary's
Peter Christ
Bi. Peter's Coctery
Anna Blue
The Homliest Man in Scranton Offers Free Trial Bottles
An advertisement in Scranton invites readers to visit any drugstore and receive a free trial bottle of Komp'n Malem for the throat and lungs. It claims to cure chronic coughs and lung ailments and guarantees relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Oowell
Independence Hose Company July Fourth Celebration
Dunmore residents prepare for a large Independence Day event by the Independent Hose Company at Keystone Hall and Burdens with a first class orchestra. A forty piece Roma Band will give an open air concert at Keysions Park. Prof Rodney of New York engaged to lead the band for a memorable music day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Hall
Independents’ Plante
Keysions Park
Rodney
New York City
Latcka Wan
Epworth Teague Club Evening Includes Piano Solos
The Epworth Teague held a monthly meeting with entertainment and cream cake afterwards. Emma Rote performed a difficult piano piece while Ruby Yost and Kile Powell gave refined royal solos. Miis Mihiel Ljtehe sang The Whistling Regiment. Kathrine Schweltger's tune was to be played this afternoon at her father's home. Fire safety and hydrant tests were noted as part of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Teague
Emma Rote
Ruby Yost
Kile Powell
Mies Mihiel Ljtehee
League
Hewoh
W. Chadwick
Katherine Schweltger
Wonrad Schweltzer
Otro
Elack
Hennes Redway
Item
Aetiermaein
Frank Saucon
Bone
Wert
Neptune Hose Company
Green Ridge church society schedules afternoon meetings
The Woeman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of Green Ridge Presbyterian church will meet this afternoon in the lecture room. The Woman's Missionary society of the Artis Methodist Episcopal church changes its meeting to an afternoon session. Lena Johler of Sanderson Avenue plans a visit to New York, while Mary Wells of Bronker Street returns from a short trip. North Park resident Van Allen Thomason heads to Buffalo for the Western day. The young ladies who served in Green Ridge Presbyterian church last evening are praised for a neat sum raised for missionary purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woeman
Pforeten Missionary Society of the
Green Ridge
Talweloek
Lena Johler
Sanderson Ave
New Yort
Mary Wells
Bronker
Oat Pivawant Mount
van Allen Thomason
North Park
Buffalin
N.Y
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Obituary notices in Panthore and nearby towns
Patrick Jidward a former Panthore resident dies in New York Monday night remains will be brought here today funeral at 4 from John Monley residence Kart Drinker street Deceased left borough about year ago survived by three children two sisters and one brother employed as a street car conductor in New York Mrs Joan Cawley of 117 Brook street dies after illness heat prostration aged 45 funeral Thursday morning at St John s church John Lavelle of 108 Promece avenue dies Sunday aged 41 survived by two daughters two sisters and one brother funeral 9 oclock from St John s church burial in Cathedral cemetery
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Patrick Jidward
Panthore
New York
Scranton
John Monley
Kart Drinker Street
Hela
Helen
Francia
Richard
John Manley
Michael Mantos
Oliver
Wee Vel
Joan Cawley
Brook Street
Holy Rosary
Sacred Heart
St. John's Church
Mamie
John
T. John's Church
John C. Lavelle
Prompec Avenue
Heo
Mra. Pot. McCann
Anni Lavelle
Peter Walsh
Margaret Carey
Michael Lavelle
Moosic
Cathedral
Pool Tournament Draw Sparks Scranton Club Interest
The Scranton bicycle club hosts a pool tourney with twenty four entries split into four groups. Competitors will shoot one hundred balls each as prizes attract interest from J W Duenbury and W Owyer amid a lively audience of enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rbat Iinterest
Meyer
Scranton Fyeycle Clu
Clut
Qunoroum Jevere
J. W. Dueenbury
Wh. Owyer
Fist
Furiow
Base Ball News From A North Atlantic Circuit
Ray the Lafayette captain is in the Atlantic City outfield as heavy hitting. Philadelphia AL team struggles to field and hit, with Mills, Seybold, Crowe and Lows noted for power. Hoboken defeats New York while Selbach, Hayden and Milligan feature for various clubs. Albany slugfest sees Cortland, Rudderham and Millerick in a high scoring clash. Winters, Burhan and Crolius shine in minor league action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Lafayette
Atlantic City
Thildelphia
Baltimore
Methaw
Washington
Anmivet
Lajaie
Seybold
Crowe
Cross
Billy Coughlin
Weshingtton
Milligan
Philadelphia
Tiabull
New York
Pittsburg
Hoboken
Eore
Faulkner
al Selbach
Chicago
Ranula
Hayden
University of
Orion
Wagner
Albany
Cortland
New York League
Rudderham
Millerick
Borwnton
Hill
Cooper
Honern
Jimmie Dean
Amiout
Mutethewson
Pactaryville
Youngeter
Frank and
Winters
Gettyeburg
Harper
St. Louis
Matthewson
Crolius
Teaston
Bov
Walter Burhan
Scranton
Brockton
New England
Young Winters
Gettysburg Collegian
Baltmore
United Buffalo Wheelmen Formed Amid City Bicycle Rally
Bicycling leaders met in Buffalo to organize the city's wheelmen into a federation named the United Buffalo Wheelmen. H. H. M. B. of Detroit answered the call, with officers elected including C. Lee Abell as president and Louis Debs as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Anmericon Wheelmen
Buffalo
Mi, H. MH
Brarle
Detroit
Cot
Omeli
Lee Abell
Laura Delo
Runeie
Ile
AL AW
Lava
United Buffalo Wheelmen
Louis Debs
HH. L. Baer
Shoes by Jonas Longs Sons Offer three stylish Oxford Ties
A local advert promotes Jonas Longs Sons Shoes with two or three styles showcased. It highlights Oxford Ties for men in Velour Calf Patent Leather and Vici Kid, noting modern toe and heel shapes and quality construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Long
Oxford
Millinery Sale Offers Hats at Wide Prices
Ready to wear hats in great variety priced from $1.60 to $4.08. Ladies sails at 19c to 75c and 68c. Children’s flat hats trimmed with flowers rosettes and velvet ribbon $1.50. Children’s flat hats with wreath on rosette 39c. Flowers reduced to 25c to 39c quality now following.
Velvet Belt Styles Rise In Belt Line Fashion
Velvet belts stand out as nearly new in the belt line. They are crafted from fine black velvet with black satin lining. Buckles show oxidized silver. A second style mirrors the same plan using cheaper fabric.
Wheelmen Gather for Buffalo Meet and Exhibition Exposition
Officials led by UPresident Karte and M M Belding Jr announce a Buffalo Wheelmen gathering tied to N A W races and an exposition. Prominent clubs attend, funding is raised with a $50 gold gift, and stars from Europe and America plan sprint and paced races. Cooper dominates the talk as a top earner in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karte
M. M. Belding, Jr
Vonsil
New York State
IL. A. W
Provident Earle
United States
Canada
Buffalo
A. W
Belding
Abell
United Buffalo Wheelmen
Loo Entertainment Committee
Alee
Te. Ao Wy
Lewane
Edouarnd
Uslore
Barnes Racing
America
Pierce
Caldwell
Baltimore
Ewarths
Prince-Fallawns
Revere Reael
Mixs
Sydney Jenkines
Kille Me Duttie
Qasvoyne and Jenkins
Tidets
Columbia Racing
Lucien Tiregnet
Cleveland Dicine
Anerlany Riewife Company
Hoxton
Sy Ell
New England
New Haven
Martfont
Indianapolis
Cvert
Tom Hay
Newby Oval
Indianapollo Ieo
Weosler
Four day athletic meets with trotting pace events and shooting tournaments
Yesterday's program featured free fast pace trot events and two two and eight measures in Terre Haute Indiana while a Northwest shooting tournament opened at Pendleton Oregon with nearly a hundred crack shots. The Central New York Golf League opens today at Mima Country Club with Pean championship contests and the Pan American exposition hosts high level track events for the all around championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imany
Terre Haute
Ind
Mitnele
Marion
Lowfinsport
Tadienapelle
Evaneville
Lafayette
Pacific Northwest
Pevington
Ore
Multhomahuns
Wallington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Aone
Albany Country Club
Otsego Golf Club
Wanako Golf Club
Trenton
Saduqueds Golf Club
Syracuse
Jefferson Country
Promt
Jackson
Mich
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North Scranton
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Hyde Park
J. T. Sharkey
Cedar Avenue
South Scranton
Dunmore
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Detroit Tele
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