City Notes Pay Days and Local Incidents
A string of brief notices covers workers at Pilde Crook and Glyphant mines getting paid. a night inspection for Company T of the Phiricenth regiment. a gathering at Colonel Ripple’s hall. Thomas Walsh injured by falling rock and hospitalized. a boy bitten by a dog on Jefferson Avenue. Evangelist Newell and wife leading a Rescue Mission service. Ada Ken needy and Will Miller fined for an arrest related to Tehilne on Linden bridge. John Burke burned by escaping steam at South mill. Michael Faden nearly suffocated by gas in a burning dump. Baptist Young People’s Union convention details with travel options. Richard Littie of Scrantonian arrested for assault and battery, released on own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Littie
The
Scrantonian
Rasault and Battery
Charlea Woethers
South Scrantant
Little
Millar
Nils
Pear
Odlkers
pMvce
Scranton Witnesses Testified in Langstaf Election Case
In the Langstaf election contest arbitration room, Scranton witnesses from wards one and two testified yesterday. Names include Thomae Malley Sam Sloan John Huggins William Laughney Stephen Murphy Michael Walsh Thomas Culkin Jaren Clark Hartley Lee T W Gallagher William Higgins and others.
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Scranton
Langstaf
Firat
Thomae
Firet
Sam Sloan
John Huggins
William Laughney
Stephen Murphy
Michael Walsh
Thomas Culkin
Jaren Clark
Hartley Lee
T. VY. Gallagher
William Higgins
John Newcom
Tom Logan
FP. C. Loran
Frank Kelly
John Cummings
Owen Lee
Edward Cawley
Patrick Culkin
Edward Hamrick
Haugh Logan
Eadward Barrick
Michael Gronan
P. F. Clark
John J. Roach
Summer Rally of Baptist Young People's Union Held Today
The summer rally of the Abington association Baptist Young People's Union takes place at Jackson Street Baptist Church. President is Tr. ft. G. Bedoe. Afternoon program includes devotional exercises, address of welcome by Rev. Thomas de Gruchy, papers by Rev. & F. Mathews and Ed. L. Williams, and multiple discussions. Evening service led by Rev. W. G. Watkins, Northeastern Pennsylvania district secretary, with songs and announcements of the Richmond convention.
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Baptist Young People's Union
The
Abington Association
Jackson Street
Ft. G. Bedoe
Mathews
Thomas de Gruchy
Homer PD Penge
Penn Avenue
W. Evans
Calvity Church
Taylor
W.G. Watkins
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
S J. Arthur
Northeastern PennsyTeanks
Richmond
W. HI
Bowell
Election for officers of Company D on July 17
Lieutenant Colonel Mattes orders an election to fill captain first lieutenant and second lieutenant positions in Company D Thirteenth Regiment Infantry National Guard of Pennsylvania Lebanon July 4 80% fin eClection to be held in Scranton at 7 o'clock to fill vacancies caused by resignations and discharges. Shilwell will conduct the election and report results through the headquarters.
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Thirteenth Regiment Infantry
Scranton
Third Trigade
National Good of Pennsylvania
Lebanon
Thirteenth Xcegiment
Instantey
N.og
Sei
Thomas E. Gitinawn
William W. Treelie
Arthur i
Shilwell
Charsi Mattes
L. T. Mattos
Metdn
Onlinanece
Nial
Mt Gr Bulley
Chittenden
Sinlerson
Bchrooder
Sermaton Railway Company
Mulberry Street
Franklin Avenue
Wert
Connert
Fropoeml Sterwinnet
Minnavenue
Providence Road
Carbon Street
Penn Avenue
O'Boyle
Dale
Morere
Kearhey
James
Melvin
Wagner
Shea
McCain
Schraeder O'Poyte
Cove
O'Moeyte
Mer
Finn
Sanderson Ave
Hue
Whelia
Wyomine
Pine
Myrite
Vine Street
Two Men Discharged for Fraud Charges at Alderman Court
Two men were discharged after facing charges of obtaining goods by feeble pretense. Joseph Reesig was accused of procuring goods valued at 245.05 and Priemefede ar restel was said to be involved. John Paul faced a similar charge of taking goods valued at 205 and showing them to a friend. The alderman found the evidence insufficient and discharged both defendants.
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Aldermin Howe
Philip Weisberger
Concert by Bauver's Band at Lake Ariel
Lake Ariel hosts a Sunday concert with Bauver's Band presenting an extensive programme. The list includes overtures and selections such as Reeves Overture Apollo, American Fantasias, Brian Boru, Hunting for Lack, Caprickloso, and a horn and cornet duet Meister.
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Havers
Lake Ariel
Reeves
Eckeaeeene Herold
Stephen Poster
Pobani
Meister Muet
Brian Boru
Edwards Overture
Lack
Suppe Caprickloso
Pucener
Alexander
City Liability Mounts Over South Side Sewer Costs
At a select council meeting the city faced liability for the South Side sewer and Fifth Ward section C costs after discovering no liens were filed within sixty days. Debates over contractor actions and committee referrals followed as officials sought legal waivers and potential remedies while denoting limited votes on mayoral nominations.
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South Side
Fifth Ward
Select Council
Thomas
A. A. Vosburg
Schieider
Dan Brox
Hellers
Oieelty
City committee adopts measures amid halted repairs and warnings
The committee's recommendation was adopted while reports showed no money for projects. Ordinances considered include auxiliary fire alarm, hydrants, street repairs, sewer connections, and park expenditures. Several measures to widen roads, map river encroachments, and tax adjustments were referred or debated as bids for materials were opened.
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Ordihanes
William Connell Company
Vity
Phineney
Franklin
Niagara Howe
Garfield Avenue
Lackawanna
Tron
Poylar Street
Finn
Dickson Avenue
Morkel
Thomae
Inane
Scioanton Coal Company
Parrk
Adepreail
St Luke's Summer Home Opens at Mt Pocono Resort
St Luke's summer home near Mt Pocono opened yesterday with Mr and Mrs The Demon hosting fourteen visitors for a ten day retreat. The Episcopal church sent leaders from Philadelphia to oversee the site, and attendance is expected to grow as the season progresses.
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Mt. Pocono
St. Lukes
Mire
Episcopal Church
Philadeiyyhin
Headless Body Mystery Prompts Theories in Wilkes-Darmre Case
Despite numerous theories and clues, investigators still lack a solid lead on the Wilkes-Darmre headless body discovery. Speculation abounds about the scene and possible suspects, but nothing concrete has emerged.
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Wilkes- Horre
Wilkes-Darmre
Feigls
Miners Stand Firm After Unproductive Talks With Lehigh Coal Officials
A miners committee met Lehigh Coal officials in Wilkes‑Barre area talks that yielded no agreement. The company defended its purchase of the safety mine equipment to reduce accidents and ensure blasting crews, while the strikers held a secret mass meeting led by organizer James, pledging to hold out until demands are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Coal Company
James
Wilkes-Thrme
Officials Coming for Delaware Lacka-Wuna Western Tour
A large party of Delaware Lackawanna and Western officials will tour local properties today. The visit includes Caldwell general traffic manager E G Russell and H A Hixon superintendent ofheidens cond Wulidings. They will be joined by A Kappalo general freight agent and J M Daly superintendent of transportation, with others touring divisions to acquaint the new officials with the road and its local operations.
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Delaware
Caldwell
E.G. Russell
Morris and Merex du
New York
J. M. Daly
Tranaportation
Fitzgibbon
Motive Power and Machinery Department
Kidnapping Charge Stirs Scranton Courthouse Scene
Mrs. Kate Monahan accuses sister-in-law Mrs. Ann Molnigin of kidnapping her 16 year old son Dominick from Treland. The Twentieth ward residents faced arraignment in Scranton as a shout interrupted the session with news the boy had skipped. A constable pursues the youth while the case delays to a later date.
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Kate Milahaon
Ann Molnigin
Twentieth Ward
South Scranton
Monahan
Dominick
Treland
Allerman
Poameone
Lackawanna Engineers Weigh Federation Amid Union Talks
Prolonged recall discussions at Lackawanna s general committee in the city center on uniting all orders into a single system. Engineers claim no federal representation yet and say federation would require subordinate bodies to act and national officers approval before any action by the committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Federal
Died in the Comet at Phillipsburg
William Shields, general coal agent for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western at Washington New Jersey, collapsed and died aboard the Comet in Phillipsburg yesterday afternoon. He was well known to railroad men in the area.
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William Shields
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Washington, N. J
Phillipsburg
N. J
Captain May Leads Purchase of Marion Coal Mine
A party of Soransten ryers led by Captain W A May bought the Marion Coal colliery in Schuylkill County. Plans include extensive improvements and full operation of the plant. Our testimonial notes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy relieved a baby's colic and cholera infantum after other efforts failed.
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Soransten Ryer
W. A. May
Marion
St. Air Schuylkill County
Ite
Chamberlain
Lawdeowuls Town
Matthew Bores
Whilesale
Petal Ogre
New Catholic Church to be Laid at Pleasant Mount
The cover stone of the new Catholic church at Pleasant Mount, Wayne County, will be laid Sunday July 23 at 10 50 a m Rev J A Healey formerly of West Scranton will be rector A special train will depart the city at 9 0 that morning over the Ontario and Western railroad.
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Phvnevant Mount
Wayie County
J. A. Healey
West Scranton
Ontario and Western Railroad
Fireman Narrow Escape On Gransy Island Breaker Line
Frank Lennon a Gransy Island breaker fireman near Olyphant escaped serious harm when the spreading of rails tossed him from an engine car during a Thursday incident. He was riding with engineer John Villain when the rail spread caused the scare and collapse.
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Frank Lennon
Simul
Gransy Island
Olyphant
Ene
John Villaine
Grain-O-maize Healthful Table Beverage Claim
A vintage ad touts Grain-O-maize as a nourishing drink from pure grain. It promises energy and strength, urging readers to follow directions to prepare delicious healthful beverage for all ages.
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Weiter
Coffe
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