West Scranton Wedding on Jackson Street
Grace Mabel Yous and Charles Herbert Hall wed at the bride’s Jackson street home with Rev. Moffat officiating. Afterward a reception and a two week wedding tour are planned, with residence at the bride’s mother’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Yous
Jackson Street
Grace Mabel
Charles Herbert Hall
Sgr. Moffat
Washburon Ateeel
Lohengrin
Mise Ann Nenneds
Moffat
Hailehes
Thowe
Issietlal
Sutunni Warnes
Helen Thayer
Poe
Gertrude Connors
Mary Mmowede
Mig
Hall
Modeon
Toren
Jones Brothers Tea Store Employee Valued by Community
A respected employee of Jones Brothers Tea Store in the central city, a leading member of the Knights of Malta and secretary of Woodturn Street Presbyterian Church, is held in high esteem by a large circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Jones Brothers
Knights of Maltan
Woodturn Street Presbyterian Church
Funeral notices and relic deaths in Scranton area churches
A flood of funeral services occurred across Scranton area churches with multiple obituaries. George Bwarta Mary James infant child Arthur Gregory Mrs Samual PHU George Davis and Mrs Davis were interred at Washburn Street cemetery with services in German and English. Burial plans included Apalachin travels and private home services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bwarta
Chestnut
Trwet
New
Schootte
Washburn Street
Peter Roberts
Olyphant
Mary James
Frink Street
Arthus Gregory
Washtourn Street
Samuel Phu
Taylor Hospital
Morgans
Lackawanna
Henryville
North Tromley Avenue
Mre. Davis
Eynon Street
Apalachin
Siodoeck
Marning
Local injuries from fireworks and pistol accident
Mr Richards of Richards Wirth Lewis glothiers on Lacka wanna avenue injured at home while firing a toy email pistol for children. Wilfred Thomas on Eynen street lost two fingers from a large cannon cracker blast. Annie Kramer of Ninth street sustained severe facial injuries from a firecracker explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Richards
Richards, Wirth & Lewis, Glothiers
Lackawanna Avenue
South Mary Avenue
Richards
A& Email Toys
Dr. Roberts
Wilfred Thomas
Eynen Street
Annie Kramer
Nicholas Kramer
Ninth Street
Unconscious Witch Carried to Hall as Doctor Treated Injuries
The Witch was rendered unconscious and carried into the hall where Dr Comerys arrived to treat her injuries. Attires were applied to the tongue and the child's face suffered serious burns. Initial fears of eye injury proved unfounded.
St John’s Church Fourth of July Fund Drive at Taurel Wit Park
Congregation of St John’s church South Scranton held a Fourth of July event at Taurel Wit Park. A gold watch was awarded to contestant Miss Con nora for raising the most money. Other notable contributions came from Miss Mary Ruddy with 144 dollars and Miss Walsh with 8 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
South Scranton
Taurel Wit Park
Connora
Thia Aide
Mary Ruddy
Mise Walsh
Young Jones Injured in Cherry Tree Fall
Harry Jones of Morriscourt, youngest brother of Constable Timothy Jones of the Fifth ward, fell from a cherry tree on Frink Street yesterday afternoon and broke his right arm. He was brought home where Dr Williams set the injured limb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jones
Morriscourt
Timothy Jones
Fifth Ward
Frink Street
Young Jones
Local News Notes From An Unreadable Page
A chaotic set of notes mentions a drawing for an organ for Jere Stanton set for May 14, a baptism and church events, an excursion to Mughaliton canceled by heat, a fatality of a 12 year old boy in Withee Mare, and various society items. Several meetings, including Ladies Nate and West Side Hepatitican, are postponed or adjourned due to heat and warm weather. St Patricks volunteer event at St Leo's Nail is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jere Stanton
Ailievion
Lalo Loibere
Wiiiat Dingen
Limp Methodist Epicopal
Aeliche Olser
Hampton Eteet
Theowraner
Lemme
Catharine O'llara
North Mainarin
Nate
Wiliermiane
Iwhite Hall
Mimo
Elia Shinn
Diane Resencrants
West Pittston
Tne
Eidottle City
Personal Mention Names Visit In New York And Local Guests
Ty the pastor of Simpain Methodist Episcopal church will spend the Sabbath in New York City. Join trien of Twenty-fiont street spent the Fourth at Moniroee. Mieers Morcaret and Agnes Miller of Jolie town SN Vi are the guests of Miss Ruth Car in of Beath Mala avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty, Sweet
Simpain Methodist Episcopal Church
New York City
Trien
Twenty-fiont Street
Moniroee
Mieers Morcaret Ami Agnes Miller
Jolie Town
Mies
Ruth Carin
Beath Mala
North Scranton News Briefs From City and Surroundings
Notices from North Scranton recount a mistaken funeral attendee, local park events during the Fourth of July, and scattered social updates. Names include Mies Mary Mason of S10 Clarles street, and mentions of families in Wyoming avenue, Spruce street, and Willisamet. The Cayuga mine will shut for repairs next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Mary Mason
Clarles Etreet
Wyoming Avenue
Iehusoh
Holheter Avenue
Mike
John Mathes
Coleri
Tequiem
Deacey
Telene
A. P White
Deirey
Nebert Theres
Tisnville
M. Thorn
North
Green Ridge wedding tour returns home with relatives tied to community
Immigrants and locals gather in Green Ridge as newlyweds Mr and Mee Goeree RB Gileon reside with Mr and Mrs George Gilson at 1745 Monseyawehue CE. Several residents travel to Tobyhenta Moumey Avenue for social visits while Martin Tart returns from Cleveland after attending a national convention. Community notices include relief fund offerings, a Wall Street connection, and a Young People’s union rehearsal at Green Wide Baptist church with entertainment planned by Keystomw academy and Factoryville figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
Goeree RB
Gileon
George Gilson
Monseyawehue
Toby
Con
Charles
Tobyhenta
Geone Rear
Aon
Moumey Avenue
Leko Winola
Martin Tart
Brooker Street
Cleveland
Milsen Stathon
Green Wide Baptist Church
Tyneley
Diesele Gantner
Keystomw Academy
Factory Ville
William Oqamerich
Newark, O
Micon
Thrift. Totomy and the Doe Scheme in Ohio State Journal
A cryptic note from Ohio State Journal hints at a scheme to profit from a stated plan. The message mentions coercion and tying up someone for payments, suggesting a coerced, exploitative arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tormy
Ohio State
Unclear OCR Fragment From Michigan Notice
Fragmentary text mentions Buchanan Michigan Genesee Pure Pond Co LeRoy and a child speaking about coffee substitute drinks with unspecified context. Reading is incomplete and no coherent event or publication detail is extractable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Mich
Mayza
Genesee Pure Pond Co
LeRoy
Haring Rovers
Mason Chemical Company Medicines Promoted in Philadelphia Trade
An late 19th century advertisement for Mason Chemical Company markets a range of tonics and tablets claiming to relieve headaches constipation cough and sore throat. The copy touts cures like Liver stimulants and bowel tablets, and promotes a cream for cleansing inflamed skin with bold claims of safety and efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Mason
Nantes
Mason Chemical Company
Archat
Miladelphia
Dunmore Borough Council Debates Fire Company Horses
Four council members attended the Dunmore meeting as reports from committees were heard. The electric light on Walnut and Chestnut streets was moved to the opposite curb and funded by the electric light company. Bills for horses of Neptune Independent and Electric fire companies were reviewed with amounts totaling 45 435 and 405 dollars respectively. A vote to accept the bills passed with McAllister Payton Ward for and McLoughlin against. Burgess Burschell defended the cost and Fire officials expressed friction over upkeep while fire companies gain relief from horse support. June fines totaled 5 dollars as new permanent appointees were named for each fire company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messie
McAllister
Payton
Ward
McLoughlin
Cayal
Walnut
Chestnut Streets
Electrieight Company
Fre
Neptune, Independent and
Electric Fire Companies
Neptune
Independent
Kiesirie Fire Company
Enall
Messrs
MelLoughlin
McDeonnell
Burgess Burschell
Urgess Burschell
Burgess
Independent Fire Company
Albert Williams
Neptune Fire Company
George Seese
Electric Fire Company
Philip Warnes
Health Board Report June Deaths and Contagious Diseases
Trealth Officer P O ll ero submits the board of health report for June. Deaths total 19 with 4 males and 6 females. Causes include diphtheria 2 bronchitis 1 mitral regurgitation 1 nephritis 1 cholera infantum 1 and unknown disease 1. Contagious diseases reported diphtheria 1 scarlet fever 2 measles 1. Two complaints were received and Med.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trealth
O'llero
Board of Health
Local clubs and council to meet with various updates
The Democratic club plans a meeting at Young Men's Temperance Society hall on Chestnut Street. J Ryan of Moran and Ryan will shift to catering, as Mr Moran leaves the firm. Borough school board to convene in special session tomorrow night. Presbyterian Junior Christian Endeavor to stage an entertainment on Tuesday night July 30 with readings music and social. Patrick Coleman leaves for New York City then Ireland to visit parents. Charles Wingard returns from ten months in the west and stays on Green Ridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Young Mo's Temperance, Literary and Beneficial Society
Chestnut Street
J. Ryan
Moran & Ryan
Moran
Borough
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Patrick Coleman
Walnut Street
New York City
Ireland
Charles Wingard
Green Ridge Street
Obituary notices multiple local deaths and services
Obituary item for Mrs Worry P. Grees wife of a school superintendent, detailing death yesterday morning and funeral plans in Green Ridge and Delaware areas. Also notes of Mr Langan and Mr Dougherty with surviving relatives, funeral notices to follow.
Misread Barber Sparked Feud Over Shave
A misidentification led to lingering tension between two individuals once on decent terms. One party refused to apologize, intensifying the dispute and prompting lingering insult and misunderstanding.
Singing groups shine at National Saengerfest in Brooklyn
South Scranton singers acquit themselves well as Einigkett of Philadelphia wins third class. Junger Maennerchor of Scranton earns praise despite inexperience. Finigkelt from Philadelphia ties with Junger Maennerchor for prize in second class. Macmercher prepare for Baltimore twenty national Saenger contest in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einigkeit
Baltimore
John Polanski
Brooklyn
Junger Maennerchor Boys
New York
Maennerchor Boys
Pirst
Einigkett
Philadelphia
Mrohsinn
Junger Madmercher
Ellizabeth
Whcheindbure
Macmercher
Festive Tolander Riot in Scranton Ends Unarrested
John Polaski of Cedar Avenue started the holiday revelry by punching a pane of glass, wounding several as Polanders in Bouth Scranton rang in the celebration. Some were cut or Winged, others escaped, and Polaski was not arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouth Scranton
John Polaski
Cedar Avenue
Polaski
Man Breaks Ankle in Scranton Street Accident
James McDonald of South Scranton sustained a broken ankle after a mishap on Tarmerne Street and Main Avenue Wednesday night. He was taken to Lackawanna Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MccDonald
South Scranton
Lackiawanna Hospital
McDonald
Weat Scranton
Tarmerne Street
Main Avenue
Personal Notes From The Community.
Names and brief movements of local residents appear in a scattered note. Mie Mary Murphy of Pauley etrent is visiting Brooklyn. AL J Mulderig of Pittston Avenue is recovering from a severe attack of pneumonia. Douph Gaumbacher of Chicago visits his mother on Cofar Avenue. Alice Dalton of Pear Street and Maud Dunning of Cedar Avenue recently returned home from a trip with felons Bing Nearittion. Alignant 0 Ruddy left for Ningsta Fally Cleveland and will be gone several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary 2
Murphy
Pauley Etrent
Vie Lune Flere
Mwiroklyn
AL J. Mulderig
Pittston Avenue
Dowph Gaumbacher
Chicago
Cofar Avenue
Alice Dalton
Pear Street
Maud Dunning
Ruddy
Cleveland
Address orders to J. T. Quarkey in central city park area
Orders dispatched to J. T. Quarkey at 1914 Cedar Ave for central city area near Tryde Park with contact via phone 6682.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Tryde Park
J. T. Quarkey
Cedar Ave
Court House News Notes Highlight Family Suit and Trial Dates
The column details a civil suit involving Mary Ann Moran and Patrick F. Moyavanet in Will County, with claims over a house and alleged defective work by a contractor. It notes testimony about damages, a sister’s alleged injury, and representation by attorneys G C O Malley and E O Newnh. Hearings are scheduled for three years ahead in courtroom No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Ian Steinke
Clareroe
J. Boynedsta
Holeree
Uaseley Vestendoy
Patrick F. Moyavanet
Mary Ann Moran
Howe
Mitchin
Jomyh O'Brien
GC. O'Malley
Mune Ani
Court Delays Verdict as Prisoner Requests Extra Time
The prisoner addresses the court with a request to hear all testimony before the judge renders an opinion. The exchange suggests the case will continue as the court considers the next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Jounal
Hamlet Without Play Delights in Gloom Center
In the Chicago Record, a note on Mr. Groote portrays a melancholy figure likened to Hamlet with the play left out, reflecting a somber mood at a Gloom Center event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Groote
Hamlet
Chicago Record
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West
Scranton
Miss Yost and
Charles H
Dr. Moffat
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Charles Swarte
Miss Connors
St. John's Church
Dufour
Globe Warehouse
General News
North Scranton
Green Ridge
Dunmore Doings
Council
Fire Department
Board of Health Report
P. Grees
Gener
PL Grow
Sormonton
Manonsted
O'Elira
Parratent
Gratia
Wien
Elerk
Ford
John Lilivan
Crowt Venir
Reuth Berynton
Ile
Borantom
Mr. Langan
Michel Dougherty
Inhd Meloetquot
Green Ue
Hie Hem
Hie
Meg Patrick Phillips
Matrices FL
Doke J
William E
Maenerchor Boys
James Lane Allen
Jonas Long
Plaid
Lght
Bureau
Mason's
Mack Wrest
TFC
Teves’ Clothing
William Knell
Mycarold
Willing Knell
Mighorystro
Caiteri
Kalb
Goetay Morwell
Brcekk Street
Witbell
Thawe
Mies Marie Schmidt
Marrick Susdor
Mawl Keletaai
Emma Grambe
Kate Angst
August Mehrer
Adl
Bargeard Medea
Daines Haulschet
John Harta
Chriet Rireleter
Ciris
Charles Nae Dirnig
Sirmaten Athletic
Lok
Acrom
Clih
Cellar Avenue
Ladiek
Phillins
Pig Street
Court House News Notes
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