West Side youths stand trial for mischief at barracks
Six West Side youths aged seven to fifteen faced a malicious mischief case for entering the Har racks and damaging property. Edward Toole John Graham Frank McDonald Thomas Watkins Henry Allen and Willie Greher were fined 1.50 each after Patrolman James Saul detained Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Capwell
Salvation Army
West Side
Edward Toole
John Graham
Frank McDonald
Thomas Watkins
Henry Allen
Willie Greher
James Saul
Graham
John
Mrs Starie Leaves Husband After Marriage Ends
Miss Stina Keys married John Starle seven months ago and the couple moved from Seventh Street to Lugurne Street. On Friday she disappeared leaving John with seven dollars after paying rent and shop bills, and he suspects she fled to Yonkers New York. a warrant has been issued for her arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stina Keys
John Starle
Seventh Street
Lugerne Street
Funeral for Mrs. Hizabeth Beddoe Held at Lafayette Street Residence
Funeral services for the late Mrs. HElizabeth Beddoe were held yesterday afternoon at the family residence on Lafayette Street. A large number of friends attended as services were described as simple in character. The wish of the deceased and family guided the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hizabeth Beddoe
Lafayette Street
Snooze Jones Wins Two Races at Northfield Meet
Walter Jones of North Hyde Park Avenue, known as Snooze, represented Bloomsburg State Normal at the Northfield International YMCA meet. He won the Potato race heat and the Sack race, and was barred from the half mile by sudden illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Walter Jones
North Hyde Park Avenue
Snooze
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Young Men's Christian Association
Local residents embark on travels and visits
Miss Martha Davies and Miss Mae Thomas plan a month at Lake Winola. Agnes Williams returns to Peckville after visiting relatives on North Summer avenue. Mrs. Horace Dann visits Lincoln avenue this week. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Warren and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owens return from Lake Whaola. Sarah A. Jones departs for Northfield, Mare. Nelile Williams visits Pittston. Della P. Evans travels to Nashville to visit sister Mrs Owen James. Mrs. William Watkins leaves for Berry West Virginia with forecasts of carrier visits. John H. Reynolds moves to Mt Gretna as chief barber of the Third brigade. Robert Armstrong returns from Elmira. M. G. Dimmick visits friends at Uniondale. Mrs. Stewart Beisecker and children head to Mt Pocono for a month. Lizzie Moses returns from Washburn street trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Davies
South Main Avenue
Mae Thomas
Luverne Street
Lake Winola
Agnes Williams
Peckville
Isaac Williams
North Summer Avenue
Horace Dann
Waverly
N. Y
W. R K. Castner
Lincoln Avenue
P. H. Warren
Richard Owens
Lake Whaola
Sarah A. Jones
Huampton Street
Northfield
Mare
Nelile Williams
North Sumner Avenue
Pittston
Della P. Evans
South Hyde Park Avenue
Nashville
Tennessee
Owen James
Plymouth Congregational Church
William Watkins
Deckerscourt
Berry
West Virginia
John H. Reynolds
South Mainavenue
Moes
Mt. Gretna
Third Brigade
Robert Armstrong
Jackson Street
Elmira
M. G. Dimmick
Uniondale
Stewart Beisecker
North Bromley Avenue
Yueater Day
Mt. Pocono
Lizzie Moses
Washburn Street
Midsummer shirt waists offered at season end prices
The store promotes current season waists divided into five lots with unusually low prices. They claim the garments use high quality finish and patterns, contrasting with cheaper seconds on the market that lack craftsmanship and regular quality.
Lot 2 and 3 Sale Still Tempts With Value Lines
Lot 2 Sic and 00 goods offered at 69 cents sale price. Lot 3 features 41.25 white valets, a fine line for 1.25, and two quality walsts at 1.35 and 1.00. Great favorites with quality buyers, old figures praised.
Local Businesses Advertised On Streetfront
Notary services by B. G. Morgan & Son at 114 Jackson Street offer real estate and exchange services with monthly settlements. Harriet J. Davis Florist advertises cut flowers and funeral designs at 14 South Main Avenue. Second Hand Furniture buys and sells items, with J. C. King selling stock at 701 to 709 West Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Morgan & Son
Real
Foreign Exchange
Ocean Ticket
Jackson Street
Mus Grave's Drug Store
Harriet J. Davis
South Main Avenue
J.C. King
Lackawanhe Avenue
Opening Tripp Farm Registration Day
A notice to register names for a $20.00 in gold prize at Opening Tripp Farm on Saturday the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp Farm
Lake Ariel Fourth of July concert and local notices
Music by the Citizens' band accompanied the Lake Ariel grand concert. Miss Nellie Blakesley of Jermyn visits town. F W Simpson and daughter Ahra of Olyphant spent the Fourth with Mrs A H Keisling. Mira Kate Keen of Peckville and Mise Verdie Morgan of Lake Tollewilde visited A H Feisling. The Providence Castle hosts an installation of officers by the Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain. Thomas Jefferson Lodge officers were installed by Thomas George. A social program followed with solos recitations and instrumental selections. James Alexandavish was arrested for assault on James Ramain. bail set. Mrs John Jones of Green Ridge returns from Nanticoke. Lt Spellman arrests Burns Riskowsky and Shamlonis for disturbance on Grove street. bail $200 for hearing tomorrow. Thanks sent to friends and neighbors for aid during illness and after death of husband. Miss Mamie Casey born to Mr and Mrs Michael Walsh. Prof J R Hughes spoke at Welsh Baptist church. Mr and Mrs P Miller host Nineveh, N Y visitors. Infant son of William Moran dies. funeral held privately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Band
Lake Ariel
Nellie Blakesley
Jermyn
F. W. Simpson
Ahra
Olyphant
A. H. Keisling
Short Avenue
Mira Kate Keen
Peckville
Mise Verdie Morgan
Lake Tollewilde
A. H. Feisling
Providence Castle
Ancient Order Knights of the Mystle
Thomas Jefferson Lodge
American True Ivorites
Thomas George
Thomas KH. Owens
Edwin Smith
David J. Jones
David Gravelle
William T. Sharpless
Inside Guardian
William Bowen
Outside Guardian
William J. Evans
Alfred Parry
Fidler
Grove Street
George Brown
Robert K. Pritchard
Council bill seeks advance salary for Victor Burschel
At Tuesday evening's meeting Victor Burschel asked for six months salary for services. Wentzel signed, Harper refused saying it could not be drawn as Burschel had not served long enough. Clerk said claim without precedent and three months was already due. Burschel tore up the bill. Dunmore council and Colonial council referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenine
Victor Burschel
Andurgens
Wentzel
Harper
Bursehel
Iim
Burechel
Dunmore Council
Order of United American Mechanics
The
Colonial Council
Summer Resort Advertisements in the Tribune
Readers are invited to review the Tribune’s summer resort ads listing destinations, rates, and contact details. The notices highlight options for beaches, mountain retreats, and family packages with brief price ranges and booking information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Daughters of America plan excursion to Marvey's Lake
The Daughters of America will run an excursion to Marvey's Lake on Saturday July 17. A programme of games and amusements is planned. Refreshments will be served by Hanley. William Hahn of Drinker Street broke his leg yesterday morning in a rock fall. The Mollette sisters host Miss Lizzie Brady at Drinker Street. St Marks schoolchildren without excursion tickets may obtain them at the depot this morning. Miss Gertrude Goldstein visits Miss Eva Woodward. Mrs William Rees returning from Shenandoah visit. The disappearance of High Constable McSweeney causes concern and police await information. The borough jail has been renovated and oil burners replace electric lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Marvey's Lake
Hanley
William Hahn
Drinker Street
Mertle
Hina Mollette
North End
Lizzie Brady
St. Mark's Church
Gertrude Goldstein
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eva Woodward
Quincey Avenue
William Rees
Shenandoah
William Jeffrey
Jefferson Avenue
McSweeney
Local residents host small party on East Market Street
Miss Pauline Shook entertained intimate friends at her East Market Street home Monday evening. Guests included Mae Benedict Minnie Peck Pearl Treverton May Seward Lillie Brooks Pearl Lidstone Mable Neeld Lillian Safford Ethel Clark Albert and Wesley Kellow Dwight Safford Willie Edgar Ronald Clark Clayton Safford Mr and Mrs Stackhouse and daughters Grace and Hesele of Marion Street spent weekend in Olyphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Shook
East Market Street
Mae Benedict
Minnie Peck
Pearl Treverton
May Seward
Lillie Brooks
Pearl Lidstone
Mable Neeld
Lillian Safford
Ethel Clark
Albert
Wesley Kellow
Dwight Safford
Willie Edgar
Ronald Clark
Clayton Safford
Stackhouse
Grace and
Hesele
Marion Street
Olyphant
Fred. H. Dunn
Boulevard Avenue
Equinunk
Perry Gorton
Delaware Street
Binghamton
N. Y
William Allen
Edna
Capouse Avenue
Mont- Tose. Co
T. Bellamy
Prompton
Jean Burke
Carbondale
Green Ridge
Ella Cobb
Millie Schutz
Kate Storm
Honesdale
Ridges
St. Paul's Church
Sanderson's Park
Hal Craver
Brooklyn
Susquehanna County
Charles Faats
Streator
Dunning
Mra
TH. Reynolds
Sanderson Avenue
Ladies’ Ald Society
Asbury Church
Stone Masons' Union Meeting Set in Lucas Grove
The Stone Masons' Union No. 32 will meet in Lucas Grove on July 11. Good music and refreshments of all kinds will be on hand including button holes. Crystal Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Stone Masons’ Union
Lucas Grove
Local social notes and political figures named in Lackawanna events
Miss Clara Swingle visitors in South Canaan with sister Mrs. Fitch on Main street. O Connell Council Young Men's Institute meets this evening. Miss Susan Eagan visits relatives in Jermyn. Thomas Connolly of Gilmore avenue is listed as dangerously ill. Lydon and Kelly families seek South district Lackawanna township delegates for the next Democratic county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Swingle
South Canaan
Charles Fitch
Main Street
O'Connell Council
Young Men's Institute
Susan Eagan
Jermyn
Thomas Connolly
Gilmore Avenue
Michael Lydon
John Kelly, Jr
John Lydon
Lackawanna Township
Obituary Notices From Chinchilla and Cedar Avenue
John McTigue supervisor on John Reagan’s farm near Chinchilla Wied died Tuesday. He is survived by a New York brother. Funeral from John Reagan’s Brick Avenue home this afternoon. Miss Mary Coggins 17 died Tuesday evening at 100 after a short illness. Interment at Minooka Catholic cemetery this afternoon at 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McTigue
John Reagan
Chinchilla
Wied
New York
Brickavere
Mary Coggins
Hannah Coggins
Cedar Avenue
Minooka Catholic Cemetery
Brothers' quarrel ends in fatal stabbing in Medford
Charles Lemon lay gravely wounded from seven stab wounds inflicted by his brother Henry Lemon during a quarrel over a woman. Henry fled into the woods after the attack, allegedly swearing he would not be taken alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Charles Lemon
Henry
Henry Lemon
Keeper's Brave Daughter Rescues Diver and Captain
Victoria July 7. While sailing the yacht Flora off Victoria harbor on July 4 Diver McHardy and the wrecking steamer Whitelaw captain were thrown into the water by a capsizing yacht. Miss Lea daughter of the light keeper saw the peril and lowered the lighthouse boat. She rowed through heavy seas to reach them and drag them into her boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Flora
Victoria Harbor
McHardy
Whitelaw
Miss Lea
Miss Sea Granted Medal Hope for Humane Society Honor
A year after Miss Sea departed the lighthouse to rescue four men, an application has been filed seeking the Humane Society medal in her behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Humane Society
Electrified whiskey advances in new refining method
New Haven officials report tests on whisky using an electrical refining process. A 200 volt current passes through aerosol mist, removing fuseoff impurities without reducing proof, yielding a mellowed spirit. Inventor Orrin W. Swift of 135 St John Street leads the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Internal Revenue Office
Orrin W. Swift
St. John Street
Mother's Vain Sparch
The remains of Mrs. Margaret Rowan were interred in the Catholic cemetery at Piedmont after being brought from Lewis County. She recalled a Baltimore living, where her daughter, then a child, was taken to a hospital and lost to her. Authorities believe the daughter may still be near Washington or Philadelphia. Relatives plan an exhaustive search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
W. Va
Margaret Rowan
Lewis County
Washington
Philadelphia
Father Murder Suicide Attempt In Los Angeles
W P Person once in the Santa Fe freight department tried to kill his five year old daughter then himself. He alarmed the child with the idea of seeing her mother and had her drink carbolic acid while he took prussic acid. The girl was hospitalized and survived despite throat burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
W. P. Person
Santa Fe Railway
Second leg found afloat in East River near Ninety Dimithi Street
A woman's leg in a black stocking with a red garter was found floating in the East River at Ninety Dimithi Street on July 1. Yesterday another female leg, similarly attired, was recovered near the Narrows and handed to Fort Hemton police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East River
Ninety- Dimithi Street
Ani
Norrows
Fort Hemton
Remarried Millionaire Joseph D. Lucas Weds Divorced Wife
St. Louis news reports that Joseph D. Lucas, a millionaire, has married his divorced wife Mrs. Fannie McLaren Lucas. The couple previously wed many years ago to Miss Fannie McLaren, daughter of Colonel Robert L. McLaren, before separating. The revival of their marriage surprised fashionable society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Joseph D. Lucas
Fannie McLaren Lucas
Mr. Lucas
Fannie
Robert L. McLaren
Nixcom Rouse Name Causes Divorce Bid
Mrs. Mary Co. Rouse seeks a divorce from Arthur N. Rouse in Kansas City circuit court over alleged non support. She cites her husband’s unendurable whims and claims their child bears the name Nixcom Rouse, asking custody of the child as part of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Mary Co. Rouse
Arthur N. Rouse
Nixcom Rouse
Detroit Brewers to Merge Amid Capitalist Syndicate
Twenty six Detroit breweries plan to sell out to a syndicate led by English capitalists. Cash and stock and bonds will be exchanged, with most brewers signed. The consolidation would raise beer prices from five to eight dollars per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Mystic Cure Endorsed by Pittsburgh Dealer
T J Blackmore of Haller and Blackmore in Pittsburgh reports purchasing a bottle of Mystic Cure that ended his rheumatism in twenty four hours after nine months of illness. He consulted five physicians with little relief and now recommends the medicine sold by Carl Loreng, druggist, Al Lackawanna Ave, Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Blackmore
Haller & Blackmore
Pittsburgh
Carl Loreng
al Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
Local Medical and Legal Ads Listing Doctors and Attorneys
A compact page lists doctors with offices and hours including Dr Kay Dr Bateson Dr Frey Dr Shepherd Dr Gates and Dr Freas plus the law firm Watson Diehl Hall Kemmerer Attorneys and Barrings Msweeney with office locations in city buildings and street addresses. Also notes Interstate Secret Service Agency and Commonwealth Building tenancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson, Diehl, Hall & Kemmerer
Traders’ National Bank
Ier
Barring & Msweeney
Commonwealth Building
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Also Mentioned on This Page
City
F. Matthews
Boranton Street
John T. Williamen
John T. Morgan
William D. Morris
E. Z. Davis
Joseph Reynolds
Joseph Cbd
Lioyd
Margaret Moses
Charles Loucks and Son
Sharon, Comm
Delaware and Hudson
Freeman
Carling
Shaffer
Wrigley
Futtin
Thomas Phillips
Wiliam Phillips
William Marsh
John Lewis
John Davies
Harry Decker
W. J. Tracy
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Lake Arml
Roberts
North Main
Rose
FE. A. Fitzsimmons
Hampton Street
E. Y. Harrison
Meare Hall
Main Avenue
James Hughes
Kimberley
South Africa
Africa
Scranton Street Baptist Church
At & O'elovlk
Globe Warehouse
West Side Business Directory
Providence
Dunmore
South Side
Patal
Occon
Maryland
Rouse
Detroit Brewers
Boston
Lucy W. Snow
Addah
Accra
Wold
Charles Priva
Castoria
Neeoe
Ifte
Drexel
Baldwin’s Dry
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Seronion
Clyptons
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Kay
Penn Ave
Mary A. Shepherd
Adams Avenue
A. Trapold
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Beranton
Eenae
W. EB
Allen
North
Washington Avenue
Anna Law
Wyoming Ave
Co. L. Freas
W. G. Rook
Lindenstreet
Lawyern
Frank E. Boyle
Burr Building
Edward W. Thayer
Commonwealth Bldg
Jessup
Law
Patterson & Wilcox
National Bank
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Frank T. Okell
Rroom
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Board of Trade
Samuel W. Edgar
L. A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, Pa
C. A. Pitcher
Crunion
Wispruce
D. B. Replogle
Mears Building
F. Killiam
Pied Wyoming Avenue
Jas
J. H. Hamilton
Commonwealth
Percival J. Tien
Edward H. Davis
Ell
Walter
Lewis 1
Hancock
Spruce St
Cor, Wash
Ave
Frederick J. 1L. Brown
Price Building
T. S. Lackey & Son, Architects
F. cL. M'Graw
H. F. Reynolds
P. O
Main Ave
C. C. Laubach
Welcomp
Snover
Lacka, Ave
Dresamaker
Jos. Kuettel
Lackawanna Avenue
School OF the Lackawanna
Seranton Pa
Thoroughs
Catalogic At
Quest
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Miss Worcester
Adame Avenue
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
Seadmen and Nurserymen
Kreen House
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
P, Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
BAUER
B.J. Hauer
Hulbert
Megarger Brothers
Prin
Rens Tay EN State
Acranton
Frank P. Brown & CO
Weat Lackawanna Are
Thomas Aubrey
Willams Huiling
Poitomnce
Rex
Thibune Publishing CO
Linotype
Dr. Peal
Pubraendina
Nolut
Bentacynbers
Addres
Mapicime Co
Uiereland
John H. Phelps
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