Requiem Mass for Pattick Finnerty in St Marys Church
A large crowd attended the requiem at St Marys Church for Pattick Finnerty of Bunker Hill killed early Monday by a Delaware Lackawanna and Western train. The ceremony was led by Rev M S Donlan with several clergy assisting and a lengthy funeral oration followed. Burial took place in St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Pattick Finnerty
Bunker Hilt
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Donlan
M. A. Millian
Deacom
B. JL Meller
South Scranton
Father Donlan
Michael Medule
Michael Golden
J. Metlugh
James McThmnedl
Tonerry
Z. Barrett
John Wardell
Henry Wolter
M. O'Malley
A. A. Nealom
Storm damages North Tuikely Street home and church event
Lightning struck the residence of AL Smith on North Tuikely Street damaging roof and chimney. The Howes occupants were frightened but unharmed. Michael Moraga known as hip Wie ortatened before Murex Yowell and fined for drunken behavior. The Ladies Mission Society of the DudS ber Street Wipther church will hold a tea at the home of Mr and Mrs OC W. Tostert on Bim Street to raise funds for church needs. Bishop placed an office sign over entrance to The Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL. Smith
Tuikely Street
Howes
Michael Moraga
Murex
Janes Motirall
Mire
W. Tostert
Bim Street
Biship
Aonent Office
Boston
Manners and Names Highlight Local Scene
Mr as Myre Walter Tunker of Wivde Park spent the evening at the scene of Schaot Mirevtor Henry Web ber corner of Harper and Apple streets. Richard Dowie of Weer Tittston has returned home after spending a work day away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As Myre
Walter Tunker
Wivde Park
Schaot
Local Remedy Prices at Main Avenue Arcade
Listing of Paine s Celery Compound 78 cents Pinkham s Compound Joe Pierce s Golden Medical Dis 75 cents Mellon's Food 38 and 55 cents at Store on Main Avenue.
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Paine
Pinkham
Joe Pierce
Golden Medical
Mellon
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted For Health
An advertisement claims dizziness signals stomach and liver issues and urges faithful use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to balance the system. It promises stronger digestion and warns to avoid substitutes with a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
Local residents on brief visits and trips reported
Misses Anna Jones and Suliie Hede jin return to Wilkes-Barre after a short Relatives visit on Mlakely street. Mr and Mrs Thomas Murray and son Patrick of Apple street leave for a Lake Winola vacation with cousin Ralph Ridgeway of Pull trees. Mike Birns of Hagerstown Md is visiting relatives on Center street. Mrs William Young of Kinglewood N J visits her parents on Hast Drinker Street. Mikset LiNie and Lievie Fitepatrick of Tlckely spend the day at their aunt’s Spring street home. Howard Turner visits Mr and Mrs Jexve Saunders on Boyle street Proxprct Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Jones
Suliie Hedejin
Wilkes-Barre
Mlakely Street
Thomas Murray
Patrick
Apple Street
Lake Winola
Ralph Ridgeway
Pull
Mike
Race Birns
Hagerstown
Center Street
William Young
Kinglewood
N. J
William Webber
Hast Drinker Street
Mikset LiNie
Lievie Fitepatrick
Tlckely
Spring Street
Hioward Turner
Jexve Saunders
Boyle Street
Proxprct Park
Storm Hits Church and Neighborhood Floods Reported
Severe storm causes damage across the Methonjet church roof and flooding on Capouse Monsey and Sanderson avenues. Local residents visit Carbondale, Ashbury Park, and Windfall lake for outings while several residents travel or return home.
Reckoning Up Gains And Hewing Out Losses
Storekeeping reveals many small remnants and oddments not worth detailing on stock sheets. As inventory time arrives, we calculate gains and losses by trimming items that do not merit full entry.
Bargain Week Offers Deep Store Discounts Across Departments
The advertisement touts large savings during a yearly inventory sale with tempting morsels in every department. It urges shoppers to profit from the event and visit counters and tables for special values this week.
West Scranton Evening Dispatch: Wagon Collapse Injures Visitor
Mrs. Jacob B. Snyder of 1271 Washburn Street was injured when a wagon broke down while returning from a Tanferdevila picnic. Center bolt failure threw occupants out. Mrs. Snyder, 75, will stay in Lehigh for about three weeks for treatment. Her escort included Mr. and Mrs. Sutter and Mrs. Mary Halden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob B. Snyder
Washburn Street
Charles Sutter
Lehigh
Snyder
Sutter
Mary Halden
Tanferevilla
Warrant Sworn for Forcible Entry at Luzerne Street Shop
A warrant issued before Alderman Moesen led to the arrest of James Lewis and Thomas Asley on forcible entry charges at George Chestnut's Luzerne Street shop. Lewis remained at large. Asley was fined 2 dollars and costs. Constable John Lance arrested them after the pair had been warned to stay away but refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moésen
James Lewis
Thomas Asley
George Chestnut
Luzerne Street
Lewis
Bwen
Asley
John Lance
Ann Nichols
Robert M. Edwards
John
Pinerock
John H. Powell
W. R. Lewis
William Reeling
Sebastian Diehl
Pieler
Andrew McNulty
John Davis
North Main Avenue
McNulty
Fire damages Davies drug store during storm
In a storm yesterday afternoon fire broke out in Davies drug store when wiring ignited wallpaper near a fixture. Philip Davies, a clerk, threw a bottle at the flames but it failed to break. Charles Hammer of T KE Price barber shop brought another extinguisher and helped, quickly dousing the fire a third time. Insurance covers the damage, which is not expected to be large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies
Philip Davies
Charles Hammer
T. KE. Price
Second famous buge kiss captured at Bateman home
The second kiss incident in buge was captured alive at 816 Hampton Street the morning of July 4 after spending the night in the children’s sleeping apartment. The bug, mistaken for a moth, was later exhibited at Naumanian’s meat market 144 Hampton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bateman
Hampton Street
Mr. Bateman
Naumian
Clergyman Unites Edward W. Morgan and Margaret Reese
Rev D P Jones of Tabernacle Congregational church performs 7 am marriage at the parsonage on South Hyde Park Avenue for Edward W Morgan of Tenth Street and Miss Margaret Reese of Fifteenth Street. The couple depart for New York and Washington and plan to reside on Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Bouth Hyde Park Avenue
Edward W. Morgan
Tenth Street
Margaret Reese
Fifteenth Street
John W. Jones
Frink Street
Jessie M. Morgan
Mill City
Mill City Methodist Episcopal Church
W. KR. Cochrane
Rumor of Succe ssion at Briggs Colliery Superintendent Post
Rumor says John Von Bergen may replace William Penn Morgan as Briggs colliery superintendent. The Washburn Street Presbyterian Bertha La Monte Mission board plans a Nay Aug park picnic in the afternoon and evening. Evan Evans on Tenth Street injured his hand in a firecracker blast. A residence on Hampton Street owned by Charles Schaeffer burned Tuesday evening. Louis Mbinarick, a driver, is involved in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John von Bergen
William Penn Morgan
Briggs
Bertha la Monte Mission Board
Washburn Street
Portraits with Endorsements of Monarchs and Clergy
A notice offering a book of portraits with endorsements of emperors empresses princes cardinals archbishops and other items. Request readers to mention this paper and mail prepaid to MARIANI & O 2 West 4th Street New York City.
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Mariani
New York City
Bellevue mine accident leaves worker injured
A Bellevue mine worker was injured yesterday when his thumb and index finger on his right hand were crushed between two ears. The Washburn Street Presbyterian church plans a Lake Ariel excursion on July. A child of Mr and Mrs Robert J Lance of 44 Derker's Court was reported lost yesterday at 11 AM. The funeral for the late Francis Carlton will be held this afternoon at the home of J Ix Travis, 617 Linden Street.
Local residents plan short trips and visits
Miss Mamie Finnerty of Lock Haven visits her parents on South Bev enth atrent. Mrs. George P Friant and daughter Hazel of North Main avenue left yesterday for a short stay at Atlantic City. A Forest Dershimer is visiting and fishing at New Milford Susquehanna county. John Edwards of New York visits his parents on Tilevue street. Miss Caroline Brill of West Lacka Wanna avenue entertains Mrs Gangwear of Wilkes Barre. Miss Elien Jones daughter of Richard EF Jones janitor of Welsh Baptist church leaves this morning for New York to visit her sister Mia Thomas H Jackson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Finnerty
Lock Haven
South Beventh Atrent
George P. Friant
Hazel
North Main Avenue
Atlantic City
A. Forest Dershimer
New Milford
Susquehanna County
John Edwards
New York
Tilevue Street
Caroline Brill
West Lacka- Wanna Avenue
Gangwear
Wilkes-Barre
Elien Jones
Richard EF. Jones
The
Welsh Baptist Church
Mia
Thomas H. Jackson
Escaped Death After Plunge on Steep Incline
Alfred Jones of Wayne Avenue survived a fatal incident at Storrs mines when a mule hauling cars broke loose on a steep incline. A driver was killed while the mule dragged cars toward Jones, who escaped with minor injuries.
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Alfred Jones
Cars
Storrs
Wayne Avenue
Il Matiow
Jones
Cate
Funeral services for James H. Hicks held at sister’s home
Funeral services over the remains of James H. Hicks were held at the home of his sister Mrs Wy Benjamin on North Main avenue. Rev William Edgar, pastor of Providence Methodist Episcopal church, officiated at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Pallbearers named: W. C. McDonnell, Henry Kammerling, E. W. Gharer, Frank Norton, L. L. Benjamin, William Benjamin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Hicks
Mra
Benjamin
North Main Avenue
Willam Edgar
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
W. C. McDonnell
Henry Kammerling
E. W. Gharer
Frank Norton
L. L. Benjamin
William Benjamin
Eurekas Lose to Honesdale in Two Games
On Tuesday the Eurekas traveled to Honesdale and fell 6-2 in the first game judged by umpire Spencer. Honesdale claimed the second game by forfeit after the Eurekas left for their train, with Spencer again umpiring both contests.
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Eurekas
Honesdale
Gallagher
Burns
Spencer
Dociarong
Ladies' Ald Society Hosts Ice Cream Social
The Ladies' Ald society of the Welsh Congregational church on West Market Street held a Tuesday evening ice cream social which was described as a successful and well conducted affair. Rev. W. H. Russell of Morris Hunl will preach next Sunday at the East Market Street Primitive Methodist church.
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Geit
Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park for $1.25
Pen Coal delivers to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders sent to C. B. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 6683.
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South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Funeral of Mrs Katharine Lindsay in South Scranton
The funeral for the late Mrs Katharine Lindsay was held from Kellerman Court yesterday afternoon. Friends, relatives and neighbors filled the house for hours before the service at St. John’s Church conducted by Rev. Father Fleming. The body was later taken to Cathedral Cemetery for interment in the family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Lindsay
Kellerman Court
St. John's Church
Father Fleming
Funeral Rites Held for Jacob Porchers in Scranton
From his late home on South Washington avenue the funeral of Jacob Porchers was held yesterday afternoon. An immense concourse attended with services at the home and the Hickory Street German Presbyterian church conducted by Rev. W A Nordt. Remains laid to rest in Fittston avenue cemetery. Germania Beneficial Society attended in a body and chose pall bearers from its ranks.
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South
Washington Avenue
Jacob Porchers
Hickory Street
W. A. Nordt
Nordt Jay
Fittston Avenue
Germania Beneficial] Society
Mary Walsh
Pittston Avenue
Genet Street
St. John's Church
Father Fleming
Cathedral
Nellie Keeler
Cedar Avenue
Lite Falls
Powder explosion burns Miss Gadley in Crown Avenue
Miss Josephine Gadley aged fifteen on Crown Avenue suffered severe head and facial burns after placing a Vehted match to a package of explosive powder whose contents she did not know. Dr. John J Waleh attended and warned the injuries will mark disfigurement. Annie Nich of Hamm Court fractured a elbow from a porch fall. Dr J J Watesh attends. Electric City council Royal Arcanum to meet at Storrs Hall tonight with A G Hewitt representing the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Gadley
Crown Avenue
John J, Waleh
Annie Nich
Hamm ¢Ourt
Tiealay
John J
Watesh
Electric City Council
Royal Arcanum
Storrs’ Hall
A. G. Hewitt
Meeting of Grand Council Styles Pittsburg Report
The report from the grand council meeting in Pittsburg was promised as an engaging account. The Jun gner Maennerchor excursion committee will hold a special session at Hotel Best tonight and perform tomorrow night to promote a Lake Ariel outing next Monday. Century lodge of Knights of Honor met at Storrs hall electing three new members. Mrs Loulme Bodenstein of Philadelphia visits Cedar avenue with her daughter Mrs G A Miller. Frank Darling of New York replaces Charles Kellar as foreman at the M Robinson brewery. Miss Amelia Fasecur of Honesdale visits local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Junger Maennerchor
Hotel Best
Maennerchor
Lake Ariel
Century Lodge
Knights of Honor
Storrs’ Hall
Loulme Bodenstein
Philadelphia
G. A. Miller
Cedar Avenue
Frank Darling
New York City
Charles Kellar
M. Robinson
Mise Amelia Fasecur
Honesdale
Gold Rush Froth Hits Dawson as Steamship Brings Dust
A Seattle dispatch reports gold dust pouring into Dawson after the Humfeldt carries passengers from Seattle. A 20 horse pack train from Elorado Creek carried 20 pounds each, with eleven horses bearing dust from one claim. Total value around 1 million dollars. Another Dawson party arrived on the Dirigo with 16 pounds. Local totals on the vessel near 150 thousand dollars. Other notes tell of near-starvation searches toward Copper River and Porcupine River miners reaching Dawson. A copper ledge site with outcroppings was found about twenty miles above Wort Belkirk at Williams Point.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Dawson
Humfeldt
Elorado Creek
Dirigo
Joseph Putrau
Henry Berry
Topekaa
Dinige
Richard Emmons
J. Gosham
Orin W. Jackson
Copper River
Porcupine River
Heredel Island
Arctic Ocean
Wort Belkirk
Williams Point
White Capppers Hanged for Murder in Beylerville
Pleas Winn and Cattlett Lipton the White cappers were hanged at Beylerville for the four year old murder of an elderly couple in Chattanooga. Each man confessed saying they were hired by Bob Catt lett and that Mrs Lipton the murderer’s wife was involved. five Lipton children were present at the scaffold.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Winn
Cattlett Lipton
Beylerville
Old Man Whaley
Bob Cattlett
Lipton
Lutheran Ministerium Board Reviews Church Appropriations
The Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania and adjacent states met in Philadelphia for a quarterly session presided by Rev. M. Horine. The board approved funds for multiple churches including St. Luke's Allentown 104 Sawndsbury 0 East Bangor 75 Summit Hill 50 Lansford 15 1 Marke Scranton 40 Bayre 810 Great Bend 0 St. Pauls Scranton 200 Gouldsburo 31 Wilkes-Barre 10 Noxon 125 Wangleton 12 Christ church Scranton 145 Carbondale 175 Reading and Werneville 125 St. Pauls Reading and Mission at Mohnsville 150 Tower City 50 Port.
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Philadelphia
Board of Missions of the
Lutheran Ministerium of
Pensylvania
M. ©. Horine
St. Luke's Church
Allentown
Sawndsbury
East Bangor
Summit Hill
Lansford
St. Paul's
Scranton
Gouldsburo
Wilkes-Barre
Noxon
Wangleton
Christchurch
Carbondale
Reading
Wernesville
Mission
Mohnsville
Tower City
Port
Fragmentary Local Figures and Miscellaneous Totals
Fragmented OCR lists numbers and place names including Carbon three months Quaknice Dine Grove Breelton Strasburg Mt. Joy 3100 Shamoe kin Richfehl Jersey Shore Sunbury Williamsport and Slavonic missions scattered through the regions with amounts such as 25 100 150 2000 3100 25 900 5.00 812 159 and 50.
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Carbon
Quaknice
Dine Grove
Breelton
Strasburg
Mt. Joy
Shamoekin
Richfehl
Jersey Shore
Sunbury
Williamsport
Yellow fever progress reports from Cuba and United States
Cable reports 100 cases and deaths at Santiago de Cuba with camps split and a new fever hospital near Benito. Ten new cases and seven deaths in Santiago, all but one are soldiers. Surgeon General Wyman says no yellow fever in the United States and reports may lag.
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Santiago
Washington
Gene Eral Sternberg
O'Trellly
Havans
Harvard
Clenendin
Manzanilla
Santiago de Cuba
Benito
E. Caney
United
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
New Laws for Porto Rico Drafted by Commission
Washington July 5 The insular commission, ruling by presidential order, works on a threepart code to replace Spanish statutes in Porto Rico. The plan envisions military adoption with presidential approval, bypassing Congress, to modernize governance ahead of potential state or territorial status discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Insulior Commission
Porta Ries
Wis
Porto Rico
Congress
Honors for Gomez Stir unrest in Cuba call to fund home
A Cuban party district congress resolved to oppose any temporary withdrawal of General Maximo Gomez. A commission will tour Cuba to collect funds to build him a home and provide him money for life, a decision described as universally popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Clohe
Cuban Nations Party
Gene Eral Maximo Gomes
Cuba
Gomes
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C. W. Bogert
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Horns Hotel
Dicksin Avenue
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J. Ben Dimmick
Charlo Found
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Mre. Burdick
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Stella Wedellan
Lanesboro
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J. M. Hornbaker
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Davies’ Drug
General News
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Aly
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Young Men's Institute
Marquette Corncil
St. Mary's Hall
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Jennie Phillips
High Works Cornet Band
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Marvine Mine
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Wales Street
T. J. McNamara
West Market Street
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John Murphy
Walen Street
William Birtley
MiUneis
Miller Fahringer
Ferdinand Street
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United States
Gomez
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