Enterprise Lodge Officers Installed By West Scranton Group
Past Master Thomas Jefferson Reynolds installed new officers of Enterprise Lodge, Loyal Knights of America, amid regular session. Separate installation of Loyal Knights followed. Multiple mining accidents reported. several workers injured, one child narrowly escaped drowning.
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Thomas Jefferson Reynolds
Enterprise Lodge
Loyal Knights of Amerith
Binghamton
St. Patrick’s Church
Child injured by cloth rod in store accident
Ray Williams, son of merchant John Williams, sustained broken legs yesterday afternoon after a rod of cloth toppled in his father's store striking his right leg. He was playing inside the shop when the accident occurred.
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Ray
John Williams
Milk theft suspects nabbed in Pricecourt area trap
David Griffiths of Pricecourt George Shen of Fellows street John Mort of Luserne street and Michael Furry of Hampton street were arrested yesterday for stealing milk. Mort was caught by Milkman Pitasinmone and taken to West Side station. others were detained by Patrolman Thomsia Jones after a trap set by Mr Fitzeimmons for missing milk customers.
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David Griffiths
Pricecourt
George Shen
Fellows Street
John Mort
Luserne Street
Michael Furry
Hampton Street
Young Mort
Netty
Pitasinmone
West Side
Thomsia Jones
Geome
Fitzeimmons
Merts
Fiteeimimons
Mertz
Hearing Held After War Rants Sworn In Short Deed
Names of his companions and war rants were sworn. A hearing will be held in the morning and another was held in the evening before Alderman John. Each was fined three dollars, Barry paid his fine. The rest spent the night behind the bar.
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John
Barry
St Patrick’s church fair reopens in parochial school basement
The fair and festival at St Patrick's Church reopened last evening in the parochial school basement on South Sumner Avenue. The space was decorated in American colors and featured sale and raffle of valuable items. A safe contest between Father Mathew's and St Brenden's Young Men's Institutes drew attention. A ten dollar gold piece drawing will be held, and a weeklong program with a refreshment booth offering ice cream and cake was planned.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Sumner Avenue
Father Mathew's
St. Brenden's Young Men's Institute
St Cecelia society to hold annual trolley ride
The St Cecelia's Total Abstinence and Benevolent society and gentlemen friends plan a Thursday trolley ride weather permitting. Cars depart at 7:40 from Main Avenue and Jackson Street, then gather at St Leo's battalion quarters on North Main Avenue for a bountiful repast. The society's regular monthly meeting, led by President Mrs Lasher, will be held tonight.
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St. Cecelia
Tresident
Lasher
Salvation Army District Sees Adjutant Yates Depart
Salvation Army headquarters on Prive atheel gathered friends to bid farewell to Adjutant Yates and family who leave tomorrow for Tan connie. Junior members were in charge as an entertaining program opened with a social time. Tea and cake were served and proceeds funded Yates moving expenses. Captain and Mrs. Cramshaw appointed in charge and begin duties Sunday.
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The
Salvation 2
Yates
Tanconnie
Bellevue pair wed during Melbourne Slope excursion
Frank Pry of Landis street and Misa Martha Pue of Archbald street were married Saturday in Binghamton by a justice of the peace. The Bellevue couple, well known locally, planned to reside at the bride's parents' home after the ceremony and receive congratulations from many friends. Mr. Pry works for the Bellevue mine.
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Frank Pry
Landis Street
Misa Martha Pue
Archbald Street
Binghamton
N. Y
Bellevue
Pry
Bellevue Imine
Funeral and church notices from a Scranton area column
A long column records multiple social and religious notices including burials at Washburn Street Cemetery, infant burial at Frankfurt Street Cemetery, and funeral references. It mentions Mrs Mire Ovcar Marke, Miss Belle Snyder hosting a tea, and various church groups meeting such as Simpson Methodist Episcopal, Belleview Baptist missionary efforts, and St David’s Roman Catholic activities.
Brotherhood of St Paul Society Grows Through Fall Season
The Brotherhood of St Paul, a society organized by Dr W. B. Simpen for men of his church, has expanded and strengthened its activities this autumn season.
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Brotherhood of
Chaotic OCR Fragment Headlines From A Distant Newspaper
garbled notices describe funeral for Miss Emerloh and a Digicom street address. mentions patriotic event at Meharene hall and a Green Tiree trip. includes fragmented names such as May Sider and Nellie Gardner with unclear dates and places.
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Augadt
Riltha Pllealwth
William Emerloh
Digicom Stinet
Plone
Civir Teridenno
Fone
America
Masetle Hall
Meharene
Punt Avenue
Vielding Frie
Geiedley
Wasiie County
Chybogtule
Gerim
Green Tiree
Porcett
Wil
Weite
Bulee
Nellie Gardner
Roystons Gs Academy
Fu Voryvilles
Unclaimed Letters At Dunmore Post Office List
The U set of letters remaining unclaimed at the Dunmore post office for the period ending July 7 1000 are as follows. Names include Jacob Brown 12 Monroe avenue Pred Adkins 258 Pine street W Adams 539 Mills street Mrs A Gindthe Chas Doyle 660 Drinker street W Evanta J Fowler 18 Apple street James Hopewell Church street Charles Kelk Mills and Smith streets Carrie Kelvore Mary Manning 317 Monroe avenue M McHale Sir Bidbwin Merriman Monroe avenue Mrs Vina Payne Mrs Smith corner Adams avenue and Marion street Mrs Swoble Mrs Irene Stearns William Travia 221 Drinker Street 407 Electric avenue Forelmn Mrs Latham Salvatore Amenda a George Danko Vladyslaw Zarvewski Gliovanelli Piecinno
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Dunmore
M. K. Bishop
Jacob Brown
Monroe Avenue
Pred Adkins
Pine Street
W. Adams
Mills Street
Charles Kelk
George Danko
Vladyslaw Zarvewski
Gliovanelli Piecinno
Brief Notes From Division No Mi Community Group
Ancient Order of Ilitwinians notes on literacy prep for ex cushion to Lake Ariel scheduled for Tueelay Ave 31. Editor H. Th. Woodward of Dunmore Methodist, printing office proprietor, plans weekly Peckville readers and furniture shipment. Three youths passed provisional exams. Yost siblings and Lester Yost from North Blakely Street listed among examinees. Stephen Harrington of Troy visits. Myrtle and Mella Watrous vacationing in the countryside.
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Lake Ariel
Tueelay
IH. Th. Woodward
Dunmore Methodist
Jolie
Trippaves
Peck
Woolward Will Mart & Weekly Payers
Peckville
Mow Hyatt
Mies Ftuhy Yost
Oscar Yost
Lester Yost
North
Blakely Street
Yea Tenday
Lake Coto
Stephen Harringion
Troy
Myrtle
Mella Watrous
Obituary notices from Galway area with multiple infant deaths
Obituary notices report the deaths of Little Lena Heeman daughter of Charts Klean of Galway street Duomor died yesterday morning. Also listed are Mory OMe and William Beckett infant sons with funeral plans and Cathedral Cemetery interments. John A Costello infant son of P W Costello is mourned with details of service at the Cathedral Cemetery.
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Lena Heeman
Charts Klean
Galway Street
Duomor
Mies Mory Ome
Mire
Michael
Nei
Theeitt Street
Hely Mosary
Elarush
Gett Tery
William Jomph Beckett
William Jorkett
Prize Cup For Scranton Junger Maennerchor
Fred Herbst of the Brooklyn Quartette Club organized a collection to buy a handsome prize cup for the Scranton Junger Maennerchor after their success at the National Saengerfest. The cup, valued at 50 dollars, bears engravings noting the award and benefactor. Camp 430, Pp. O. & of A officers were installed, and other news notes accompany the item.
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Fred Herbst
Brooklyn Quartette Club
Junger Maennerschor
Brooklyn and
Hoboken
Prine
Scranton
Junger Maennerchor
Brooklyn Quartette
Io Ao
Maecnnercher
Wagon Collision Damages Milk Loss In Scranton Daily
A Scranton Dairy delivery wagon driven by a Polish worker named Boleski became entangled in a fence at Willow street and Preset avenue yesterday. The fence was broken and the wagon tongue and wheels smashed, causing the milk to be lost. John remarked he did not care about the damages to the wagon or fence but disliked the loss of the milk. Damages totaled about one dollar.
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Scranton Dairy Company
Boleski
Willow Street
John
New Woman Tales and Medical Claims From Dr Hartman
Letters from Clara Matemer of Chicago and Dr Rachel A Magaw of Springfield praise Peruna and a home treatment by Dr Hartman. The piece argues the rise of a new woman and urges sending name address symptoms duration and prior treatment to receive a month's directions. It notes medicines are available locally and offers a free Health and Beauty book from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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Clara Matemer
Florence Crittenden Anchorage Mission
Chicago
Chestnut Street
Rachel A. Magaw
Jefferson Street
Springfield
O., Aage
Dr. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Woelkers Appears in a New Role
Confided from Piste 44, a worn agreement to keep closed if the Prosecution against him was suspended. Last Sunday, union agents posted sentries at rear doors to steer customers and test admittance with a password. Number Three gained entrance to the bar room through an inner door.
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Union
Oakford Court
Harry Courtright
Gentleman Jack
Camp 400 Install New Officers on Pittston Avenue
The Camp 400 Patriot the Order Song of Amoerlea installed new officers led by District President George Lutz at their Pittston avenue hall. New candidate Frank Klielscratt began service. speeches by retiring officer Philip Dipprey, vice-president William Tannler and ex-State President A W Colhoun followed a smoker.
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Amoerlea
Pittston Avenue
Frnk Klielnscratt
George Lutz
John Doentner
Philip Dipprey
William Tannler
Fred Devising
George Levert
Fred Kreilick
Peter Hahn
Frei Sehwenk
Dipprey
Tannler
A. W. Colhoun
Hibernians Division No 23 Elects Officers for Year
The officers elected include President A J Mulderiy, vice president P F McNamara, treasurer Maurice Duggan, recording secretary Thomas J Rafter, financial secretary T P McGuire, sergeant at arms James Murray, sentinel John J Nealla. They will be installed July 27 with a smoker to follow.
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Sant Lodge
Theophiline Bowen
Wlor-Presi Dent
Deme
Eoan
J. Evans
Samuels
Thomas Cotsen
Stewie
David J. Davie
W. Lewis
W. Tavis
J. Samueln
William Lewis
Jorge Iy
Tao Ofdock Sharp
Evan L. Evang
Thirteenth Street
Pusat
Thomas Jefferson Weynelds
America
Jenkins’ Drug
Ancient Order of Hibernians
A. J. Mulderiy
P. F. McNamara
Maurice Duggan
Thomas J. Rafter
TP. McGuire
James Murray
John J. Nealla
Address orders to J. T. Yurkey in Cedar Avenue listing
Orders directed to J. T. Yurkey at 1014 Cedar Ave in the central city area near Tryde Park with a contact phone 0033. The fragment notes geographic points and an address but lacks full context or additional actions.
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South Side
Tral City
Central
Tryde Park
J. T. Yurkey
Cedar Ave
Sudden Death Of South Scranton Man While Repairing Tub
Vernikkey a seventy year old resident of South Scranton, not a cooper by trade, collapsed and died of heart failure yesterday afternoon while repairing a tub at Cayuga Street and Brick Avenue in North Scranton. The North Scranton police were notified and Coroner J. J. Roberts was informed. The body was taken to Undertaker O'Donnell's establishment.
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Vernikkey
South Scranton
Pirties Ving
Cayuga E
O'Donnell
Werniskey Wis
Cantata at Welsh Congregational church spriteful North Scranton event
The Sunday school will present a cantata in the Auditorium with a large choir and a cast including Gwen Price May Evans Sadie Owens Cassie Evans Alwen Bowen Besale Lewis Gwen Powell Kay Bivans Lily Coles Martha Price Viola Williams Mary Williams Florence Jones Phoebe Evans Harriet Evans Ice cream will follow. Multiple local social mentions include a Mine Workers event and various residents visiting in Scranton area. The article notes funeral plans for Mrs James Otier and several community notices.
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Welsh Congregational Church
Gwen Price
Mingle Thomas
Evil Fairies
May Evans
Sadie Owens
Cassie Evans
Alwen Bowen
Besale Lewis
Good Fairies
Gwen Powell
Kay Bivans
Lily Coles
Martha Price
Viola Willams
Mary Williams
Florence Jones
Happy Furry
Stay Price
Angela
Phoebe Evans
Harriet Evans
Li Waterman
Foned Street
Rere
Emilisi
Waterman
McKeehan
Art Mire Tamblerton
Winkie
Mra Ttrurdiyro
0Vo Palmer
Mra. Swarts
Mra Llood
Nelle Brundage
Antde Brundi
James Otier
West Market Street
Cathertral
Farrell
Market Street
M. W. Vatuterstios
Scranton
Mir Jones
Tiwreday
Mies
Georgie AL Cur
Mev
Alhire
Pelands Amd
North Scranton
O'malley’s
Wwlek
Atlantic City
Geestel
Aml
Prttal
Iotatinlon
Anil Mew
Dard Beaune
New Castle
Jane William
Wayne
Suit Against Scranton Railway Over Bellevue Injury
Eugene F. Carroll and his wife Thidge Carrell of Bellevue begin proceedings to recover 10000 from Scranton Railway for injuries to Mrs. Carroll as a passenger on a Bellevue Brone avenue car on August 7 of last year. The declaration, filed by attorney Joseph Ovden, alleges Mrs. Carroll boarded on Lackawanna avenue in front of the Delaware and Hudson station with a child in her arms when the car suddenly started throwing her against a seat injuring her side.
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Eugene F. Carroll
Thidge
Delaware and Hudson
Monument Stone Shipped for Soldier SUITORS Monument
Harris on Granite Company of New York replies to Livingston County officials about the soldier memorial. Stone will be shipped a carload a day, with flatcars expected in about a week and full delivery in twenty to twenty one days. Work begins on arrival, pillars strengthened, unveiling planned for fall.
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Harrson Granite Company
Harrison Granite Cy
New Yorkity
W. G. Daniels
Eleth County
Harrison Granite Company
Election of officers in Company K Thirteenth Regiment
The members of Company K met in the armory and elected first and second lieutenants. Lieutenant Colonel Stillwell presided. Second Lieutenant O Connel became first lieutenant after Stewart Boott resigned. Janae Brown, previously quartermaster sergeant, was elected second lieutenant. O Vonnell and Brown hosted soldiers at Hunley's afterward.
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Stillwell
O'Connel
Stewart Boott
Janae Brown
O'Vonnell
Brown
Hunley's
Park Board to Consider Boulevard Right of Way Sale
The park committee, city engineer, and city solicitor will meet Wednesday at 2 PM to review the Boulevard company's bid to sell its Nay Aug park right of way to the city for 17500. A decision on the petition to revoke the Boulevard company's license will be issued today.
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Park Committee of Select Conncil
Boulevard Company
Nay Aug Park
Boulevard
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