Funeral of John Prynn Held in M. E. Church
The funeral for John Prynn occurred yesterday afternoon at the M E Church with Rev. J B Cook delivering the sermon. Pallbearers included John Mason and Michael Muldoon among others, and Odd Fellows from Rush Brook lodges attended in a body. Other items note a mining accident at Edgerton colliery with Pascal Cuda killed and Tony Reitz injured, plus local social, church, and council news and upcoming events.
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John Prynn
M. BE
J. B. Cook
John Mason
Michael Muldoon
Alonzo Whitley
Johnson Bennett, Jr
Thomas M. Griffiths
William Langman
Will Smallacomb
Iush
Edgerton
Pascal Cuda
Tony Reitz
Carbondale
I. S. Graves
Kate Simmers
Harry Simpers
Havre de Grace
Peter Simmers
Third Street
M. EB. Church
Orioles
Alumni Park
Elizabeth Davis
Second Street
John W. Jones
Fourth Street
Wales
Warner
W. Williams
Clifford
C. D
Edward Carbonvale Killed by Silk Mill Belting Accident
Edward Carbondale, 14, son of Wil Vein Sete of Cemetery Street, died yesterday afternoon at Klotz Brothers silk mill after his belt became caught in a rapidly revolving pulley. An inquest found he interfered with running belting and died from his own negligence, while jurors noted the mill as a model of safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Wil- Vein Sete
Cemetery Street
Klotz Brothers
Corser Jioberts
Igeryman Jones
W. J. Hamilton
J. F. Boylan
W. D. Evans
A. L. Wight
Robert McHale
John Harte
Local notes and visits fill a quiet week
Rev. Jessie Hungate led a Berean Baptist prayer meeting. John Byrne and James Riley enjoy an outing in New York state. Mrs Porter Smith of Ninth Avenue travels to Howley to visit friends. Mrs M R Kays of Green Ridge and Mrs J B Van Bergen of this city plan a seashore week. J J O Neill of J G B Shannon & Co. takes a two week vacation in Ohio. Miss Mary Gallagher buys Sawyer's millinery. Edward Bronson visits Sidney New York. Miss Millie Gibbs visits White Mills. News of Prof Peters in Paterson with expected return to open school Monday. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Watkins stay at Crystal Lake. James Creegan of Hazleton visits his mother on Woodlawn Avenue. Contractor John Hanen begins removing the steeple of St. Rose's church. Paul Bedner of Cannan Street dies at home. no physician called and Coroner Roberts to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Hungate
Berean
John Byrne
James Riley
New York State
Porter Smith
Ninth Avenue
Howley
M. R. Kays
Green Ridge
J. B. van Bergen
J. J. O'Neill
J. GB. Shannon & Company
Ohio
Mary Gallagher
Sawyer's
Edward Bronsons
Sidney
N. Y
Millie Gibbs
White Mills
Peters
Paterson
Benjamin Watkins
Crystal
James Creegan
Hazleton
Woodlawn Avenue
John Hanen
Bt. Rose
Paul Bedner
Cannan Street
Roberts
Local Court Clears Off Fourth Festivities
Burgess Sampxon held a brief court session for Fourth of July disturbances. Hymen faced charges for firing a cannon at night and was fined four dollars after warnings. William Burchard and Kr. H. McNai were jailed for drunken and disorderly conduct, with an additional twenty four hours to be served. Sheriff Gregory and others accompanied the group to Meshoppen.
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Burgess Sampxon
Hymen
Resi Dents
Bridge Street
William Burchard
Kr. H. McNai
W. N. Shaw
A. G. Gregory
H. W. Bardwell
L. B. Meade
Meshoppen
Base Ball Contest and Rifle Shoot Reports
The Nonpareils beat the Old Forge Blues 15 to 9 on the Blues grounds Tuesday morning. The William Tell Rifle Club held its annual Fourth of July shoot with top prizes awarded to Ulrich Horger, Albert Neagh, John Horger, Casper Shields, Casper Farber, and John Shields. Several local residents and visitors noted in activity, including Miss Edith Powell and Mrs. Thompson hosting relatives, while Richard J. Davis was struck in the eye by a stone fragment.
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Old Forge
Blues
William Tell Rifle Club
Ulrich Horger
Albert Neagh
Rendham
John Horger
Taylor
Casper Shields
Casper Farber
Scranton
John Shields
James Sanders
Binghamton
Miss Laten
Mauch Chunk
Flossie Rundle
Nicholson
Misa Jane Jones
West Minooka
Mahanoy City
Richard J. Davis
Malin Street
Main Street
Davis
J. B. Thompson
Peckyville
Evans
Mainreet
Edith Powell
Plymouth
John G. Price
Union Street
Frank Taylor
Harrisburg
Radio Gangwer
Hattle Soine
Centermoreland
Hichard Willams
Bloomsburg Adopts New Start as Mills Resume
Bloomsburg Normal school rests vacation with Williams family on Main street. Arch bald colliery pays wages. Taylor silk mill on Cooper street resumes after a three day suspension. Cough remedy praised by W B Cooper of El Rio Cal for children. Mat thew Brow wholesales and retails acts.
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Bloomsburg Normal School
M. M. Williams
Main Street
Archbald
Taylor Silk Mill
Cooper Street
W. BR. Cooper
el Rio
Cal
Matthew Brow
Fourthof July Socials and Local Visitors Noted
Names of residents and guests mark Fourth of July events in Scranton and surrounding areas. Mrs. James Haxton suffers paralysis, Dr. Knedler attends. Lake Ariel gatherings and Lake Plenty outings noted. new ice cream parlor opens on Main Street. sermons by Rev. B O Nea1 occur.
Avoca Borough Eyes Higher Levies And Debt Settlement
Taxpayers face a new eight mill levy for borough and for light and tax, the highest yet. A court decree compels marshaling the debt unless the Brown judgment is paid by August 1. The council authorizes a $451.23 note to satisfy a record judgment from 1804 and pays gutter work on Vine street and a large electric bill. Funeral details for Arthur H. Murphy, Mass at St Mary’s, pallbearers named, interment at St Mary’s cemetery. Residents visit kin in Scranton and Pittston. local notices extend to social events and local parties.
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Avoca
Court of Common Pleas
C. F. Bohan
Thaddeus Healey
Pittston
Vine Street
Standard Electric Light Company
Tyne
Arthur H. Murphy
Familly
Main Street
Scranton
At &T. Mary's Church
M. F. Crane
Misa Mary Burns
Sarsfield Literary Society
Emerald Beneficial Society
Langcliffe Association Fund
John McKeon
Patrick Doran
Patrick McNulty
John O'Malley
John Reap
Thomas Miller
St. Mary's Cemetery
John Earley
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Reward Notice
One hundred dollar reward offered for catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. F J Cheney & Co endorsed by West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin of Toledo. Internal remedy claim with testimonials and free booklet. Price per bottle and distribution by druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Rev William Swift to Preach at First Presbyterian Beranton
Clergy appointment announced for next Sunday at the First Presbyterian church in Beranton with Rev William H W Swift to occupy the pulpit. Also notes local business closures and community updates including court janitor appointment and bank dividend declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HW. Swift
First Presbyterian Church
Beranton
T. 4. Clark & Company
Fatal Mine Accident on Delaware and Hudson Island
A fatal accident occurred when Joseph Vaughan and his laborer Matt Snapish loosened a large rock in a mine chamber. A roof section collapsed injuring Snapish and killing Vaughan, with both men suffering injuries from the incident yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divdie
Delaware and Hudson Girassy Island
Joseph Vaughan
Matt Snapish
Miner Killed in Collapse at Olyphant Work Site
A mining accident near Olyphant killed Snapish instantly and badly injured Joseph Vaughan who was then rushed to Lackawanna hospital. Snapish’s body was moved to his home in Olyphant as Constable William Gayne celebrated recovering his Jersey cow during a roadside stop near Wapwallop en.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snapish
Joseph Vaughan
Lackawanna Hospital
Olyphant
J. Ly. Grover
Wapwallopen
William Gayne
Pockville
Local visits noted in New Milford news
Miss Iona Ford of Binghamton visits Down and Scranton friends. Miss Genevievens of Carbondale visits town relatives. Miss Znaw Metonnell stays with Harford friends. Miss Hachel Drundage spends vacation with Wilkee-turre relatives. Miss Netlie Hayden of Clellander college spends summer in New Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Ford
Binghamton
Iy Down
Dr. Snyder
Scranton
Misa Genevievens
Carbondale
Mixa Znaw Metonnell
Harford
Hachel Drundage
Wilkee-turre
Netlie Hayden
Clellander College
New Milfid
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State Bar Association
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Minneapolis
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Raguls Eale Medical
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