West Scranton Loitering on South Main Sparks Police Action
Police on South Main avenue deter loitering as a patrolman disperses youths who return to the area. A girl was arrested and processed at the station with others to be called before Lieut. Willis. parents and guardians are warned as an order from the ex Director of Public Safety aims to curb the behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Avenue
Beranton
Wiehbuen
Hart
Soni
Facker
Willis
Teother
Famille
Publie Safety
Girie
Johering
Pelle
Directly traced to their being allowed to form the atreete
The fragment notes a causal link to the permission for forming the atreete with unclear context and no clearly named individuals, places, or events. Further readable details are insufficient to establish a definite action or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atreete
Local arrests mark row in Price Street quarrel
Mrs Kate Trice of Price Street was arraigned on assault and battery charges after neighbor Frank Hazletine had her arrested. Hazletine also had Mrs Brown of 19 Price Street arrested for mining tools, but evidence was lacking. Willie Reese of Morrincourt faced Alderman Davies for pointing a blank cartridge pistol at Winnie Ackerman, who claimed disfigurement. the case was dismissed. Elizabeth Pinder of Price Street had Charles Tugend arrested for assault and battery and threats, held on bond. The persistent quarrel produced mixed outcomes as evidences were deemed unsatisfactory and earlier actions were part of a long dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Trice
Price Street
Frank Hazletine
John
Hazletine
Brown
Willie Reese
Morrincourt
Alderman Davies
Winnie Ackerman
Elizabeth Pinder
Price
Charles Tugend
David Mughea
Ivy
Mindy
eVning
Distelete Deputy Linney Plans West Scranton Fraternal Assembly
Royal Society of Gowd Fellowe announces an upcoming assembly in West Scranton on July 24 with a growing enrollment list. The fraternal benevolent group, started in Providence, Rhode Island, aims to aid members in need and foster fraternal fellowship, allowing women in separate branches. The central city assembly is set to gather at Guernsey Hall in the evening for a smoker event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Linney
Royal Society of Gowd Fellowe
Order
West Scranton
Providence
Roo
Sion
Family excursion ends with rushed nine mile drive to catch train
Sumuer Jones and William Smith of Jackson Street dairy toured Take Lodore with two young women from Dunmore. After missing the last train they rented a team and carriage at Walmart and enjoyed a nine mile drive to Carbondale, reaching Pioneer City in time to grab the final Scranton train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumuer Jones
William Smith
Jackson Street
Lodore
Mrave
Dunmore
Scranton
Walmart
Carbondale
Pioneer City
Arabians Celebrate as Noise Complaint Emerges
A disturbance at Mer nessy Court drew neighbors awake early yesterday after a report to Talentennne Williams. Police found a crowd of Arabians gathered on the second floor of the building, causing sleep disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talentennne Williams
Mernessy Court
Houtenant
Farewell song and beer toast in a house visit
A group sang a farewell to a departing countryman while seated on the floor around a central beer pall. They toasted him with drinks and showed profuse thanks to an officer who entered the house and spoke politely. One man offered a drink to the lieutenant, who declined as a temperance advocate.
St Patrick Church Choir Hosts City Picnic at North Main Ave
The St Patrick Catholic church choir plans a three day country picnic on July 17 18 and 19 on the lawn in front of Frank J Johnson's place on North Mebet avenue. Proceeds go to St Patrick's parish with a promised welcoming reception and an interesting programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Frank J. Johnson
North Mebeut Avenue
Enterprise Lodge No 21 Keystones of America Prosperous
The Enterprise lodge No 21 of the Loyal Order of Moose shows a prosperous condition with only two lodges in the region, Keystone being the other. Annual report details include 1) members in good standing, 14 relieved, 63 weeks benefits paid, total sick and funeral benefits 420.50 dollars, 11,505 dollars invested at 6 percent interest, and a reunion planned at Harvey’s Lake on Tuesday August 1 with five tickets for each member and one for the widow of a deceased member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finkness
Enterprise Lodge
Lage al Keights of America
Onder
Enterprise
Keystone
Weat Serantom
Harvey’s Lake
Explosion interrupts Lincoln Heights excavation
Residents on porches at Lincoln Heights heard an explosion as workers tunneling for a cellar struck a hidden hole. The blast caused Mary to fall from her chair but no serious injuries were reported. Investigators say the intended collapse did not occur and the event ended with minor damage and no casualties.
Fence Erected On Berantan Street To Obstruct Neighbor View
Carpenters build a forty five foot high fence on John Flannery’s property on Berantan Street to block the view from neighboring houses. Neighbors described as boisterous foreigners provoked the action and extreme measures were deemed necessary, leading to the fence decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flannery
Bllon Berantan Street
Witheh
Flannery
Ladies Ald Society Special Meeting At Mrs Bryant Home
The Ladies Ald society will hold a special business meeting tonight at Mrs John Bryants home at the corner of Wiehturn and Mullein streets Russ Hessoof Diyportaie will be noted when and the presence of every member is required. Last evening the regular preaver morning of Mie eltpreh wee held. The resular monthly busines meet ing of the Haptint Young People's unien wes held tier the prayer sir vice, Much business of importance Whe Lrinsiieted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Society
John Bryant
Wiehturn
Mullein
Unien
Local notices weave through Wilkes Barre summer plans
Residents on South Main and nearby streets report visits, travel, and home projects. Mrs Ashelman recovers at home while Mere Lever builds a new house on Taffayette. James Bailey tours Montrose. Joseph Riehants funeral set for Corbett avenue. St Johns church installs a pipe organ. Knights of Pythias elects officers. Park picnics, summer trips to Lake Winola, and a Nay Aug park gathering fill the week as Elieet coneters receive floral honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PL Ashelman
Tock Street
Mere, Lever
Taffayette Street
Hoscar Pateh
South Brantley Avenue
Goodwin
Trock Street
James 4
Bailey
Montrose
Mr. Daniels
South Main Avenue
Hareves’s Lake
First Baptist Church
Pelace
Lillie Moore
Reawk Street
Binghamton
M, FE. Worden
Joseph Riehants
Corbett Avenue
Washburn Elieet
Electrichy Lodge
Knights of Pythias
St. Mark's Lutherath Church
Nay Aug Park
Harry May
Luxerne
Community notices and church events listed for Scranton area
Miss Gwennie Roberts visits at Dr and Mrs H Jenkins home. Jackson Street Baptist church and Penn Avenue Baptist church join a Lake Leclere excursion today leaving Delaware and Hudson station at 9 o'clock. Infant child of Mr and Mrs M Alney dies and will be buried at Washburn Street cemetery tomorrow. Sloan Mine Accidental fund meets in D D Evans hall Saturday evening. Hampton Mine fund held a well attended excursion to Lake Lodore yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Streets
Gwennie Roberts
Swetland Street
and Mite
H. Jenkins
North Scranton
Jackson Street Haptiet Church
Lake Leclere
Penn Avenue Haptiet Church
Aimerman
Delaware and Hudson
O'Clock
Ann
Funeral Rites For Mrs Frances Callery In Minooka
Yesterday morning the late Mrs Frances Callery was laid to rest in Minooka Catholic cemetery after services at the Bailey Avenue residence and a requiem mass at St Joseph's Church. Father Canavan officiated. pallbearers included C G Boland C C Boland John O'Donnell James Downey John L E O Malley and Michael O Malley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Callery
Minooka Catholic
Bailey Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Father Canavan
G. Boland
CC. T. Boland
John O'Donnell
James Downey
John LE. O'Malley
Michael O'Malley
Hickory Street church outing set for July lake trip
Sunday school children from Hickory Street Presbyterian plan a July 16 outing to Lake Lodore with pastor Nev Norvit and a committee including Charles Scheuch John Freuchtel August Kraft Alis Linn and Misses Louise Norris Kathe Levert organizing activities. Also notes Patrick Ruane vacationing at Port Morris and Church of Penet outing at Nov Aug park. Knights of Pythias officers elected for term and hotel gatherings announced. Henry Muskell and others named. Fred Fwertzer leaves Slocum Street for Pittston for a new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Lake Lodore
Nev. Norvit
Charles Scheuch
John Freuchtel
August Kraft
Alis. Linn
Aliss Anna Fist
Louise Norris
Kathe Levert
Patrick Ruane
Port Morris
NX. d
Church of Penet
Sorantom Athletic Club
Alder Street
St. Aloysius Temperines Society
Pharmacy Hall
Henry Avnbeust
South Scranton
Exhoeqtien
A. Sehoffter
KF. Mowe
Aloise Rudler
GS. Graychrnski
Frank Kiefer
Gram Lodge
Frank Wiefer
James Bird
Pythian Relief
Burens
Hest
Pen Conl $1.50 a Ton Del to South Side and Hyde Park
Delivery rate of $1.50 per ton offered for Pen Conl to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders to J. T. Sharkey at 14 Cedar avenue. Phone 6653.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
J. T. Sharkey
Cedar Avenue
Local Socials and Church Notices Highlight Dunmore Script
Dunmore social season features Ladies Aid coffee and young adult focus at the Presbyterian church chapel. The Women’s Christian Temperance union plans a program at the Sunday school in the Methodist Episcopal network.
Funeral services for Dunmere residents held this afternoon
The funeral of Frank McDonald of TH Ades avenue Dunmere occurs this afternoon with interment at Dunmere cemetery. A second service for the young son of Mr and Mrs Langan of Birch Street is set for 2 PM with interment at Br Marys cemetery Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McDonald
TH Ades Avenue
Dunmere
Mere
James Langan
Birch Street
Br. Mary's
Dunmore
Gomez 18 Grateful Realizes U S Sympathy for Cuba
President Gomez thanks a Cuban delegation and others aboard the Deguanes steamer for cordial Havana greetings. The party was met by Culham representatives at the pier who handed him a token of friendship. He pledged that the United States will continue to support Cuba and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxima
Tte Son
Alevanter
Cuba
North Scranton Veteran Returns From Two Years Army Service
Price Lloyd arrives home after more than two years with the United States Army in the Philippine Islands. He sailed from Brooklyn November 4, 1899, served in Manila Bay and Pasig River campaigns, saw action near Doneol, and traveled over 10,000 miles. A reception is planned at his home for family and friends.
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United States
Roeturna
China
Wilkes-Barre
Camp Meade
United States Volunteers
Manila
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Thomas
Cape St. Vincent
Portugal
Gibralter
Tunis
Cape Bon
Malta
Sta
Reyps
Lioyd Says
Sues Canal
Porte
Doneol
Aliso
Remnain
Philippines
Mir
Liond
Lidoyd
Manila Bay
Leta
Local Community Groups Plan Events and Cleanups
The North End Glee club invites Ivy to a rehearsal at 644 o clock Thursday as part of Frante's entertainment. Providence Presbyterian Ladies Aid cleaned the parsonage grounds with refreshments served afterward. Miss Mary Walch visits from Binghamton. Ice cream social planned at Mintey Ness by Class No. 12. Father Wiltzy's meeting added two new members. The Kevolentine Literary and Library Society hosts a dance at the Awiiterim tonight. Montrose guest Enagene Thomas visits North Main street. Provddegis Kyoth Lowcue Juniors close the week with a program at M B E church. New Sunday school orchestra to debut. John Jay of the L awrenes will attend. Admission: relief offering at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Glee Club
Ivy
Frante
Mes
Marti Gerrits ml
Lowisa
Camden
Ladies Aid Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
J. K. Smith
Hiwa
Mary Waleh
Binghamton
Thomas Maloney
New York City
ML. Maloney
Weet Market Street
Tila
Mintey Ness
Auspioce
First Christian Church
Father Wiltzys
Kevetone
Enagene Thomas
Montrose
Nori
Provddegis Kyoth Lowcue
M. BE. Oharet
John Jay
Laowrenes Han
Eile
Fine Persian Lawn Blouse Style Suit Priced at 8.98
An $8.98 suit described as blouse style, neatly trimmed with white insertion. Made from fine Persian lawn with irregular stripe patterns.
Sailor style blue lawn jacket with braid trim
Describes a blue lawn jacket in sailor style with three collars and serpentine braid trim on edges and skirt. Also notes a Linen Lawn blouse style with blue woven polka dots and diagonal stripes on the yoke. price references appear garbled.
Railroad Time Tables December Schedule Details
Time table excerpt lists numerous daily rail departures and arrivals from Scranton to Philadelphia Hoboken and New York, with connections to Northumberland Kingston Kingston Stratton and other towns. It notes milk accommodations and various departure times for the Tri Elect December schedule across multiple lines and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New R
Philidelphia
Senate
Sita
Tuwm
Pea
Rorantie
Northumberland
Miymouth
Kingston
Pisawatih
Kington
Lean Serantan
Thesam
Buvlers in New York Out of Liberty Street
Travel notices list routes from New York to Newark Philadelphia Bethlehem Wilkes Barre and other points. Through tickets available to all points at reduced rates via the general passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buvlers
New York
Liberty Street
BN. St
Aml
Tors Wise Scranton
Newark
Eliiutient
Philatelphta
Reihlehem
White Haven
Asa
Wetown
Potiaville
Ail Pointe Rast
M. Rort
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Excerpt Details
The fragment outlines a Lehigh Valley Railroad schedule noting routes toward Scranton Philadelphia and New York via Delaware and Hudson and other lines. It mentions stops such as Williamsport Wilkes Barre and Pottsville with connections to Reading and intermediate stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Edinadelphia
Pottsville
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Pottaville
Hazleton
Fire Railroad Wyoming Division Report
Fragmented OCR text references a fire railroad issue in Wyoming division and various garbled names and times. The readable portion mentions a timeline around four times and a dated 2002 entry, with no clear event, location, or outcome.
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Huyler
G.W. Jenkins
Assembly of Good Fellows
Seorevasesers
Globe Warehouse
Kemp
Alain
Francis Callery
Thie Cline
Atinalwl
Marina Gander
Ste
Blakelyntrent
Andrew Oliver
Mallufelpia
Charles Oliver
Green Midge Strewt
Hert Shafer
Timers Depot
Bele Railreel
Telaware
Larkawanne and
Weetenn
Mis
AL Ware Aed
Mise Shargaret Brydow
Micraon Frierele
Sheward More
Furmigelayy
Bs, Thorne
The
Temple
Ual Anif Iron Company
Clinton Breden
Blakely Street
Polly
Prime Bank
Mary
Varity
Wilhesitaree
Nyay & Stibeit
Lee
Aerohem
Monee
Greenwood
Joanie Lavering
Gomez
T'rees
North
Price Lloyd
Green Ridge
Adda
Lena
Sid Sweedt
Eabward
Righant
Mate Kiley Weigditetet
Feiler
Newe York
Stibe
Ahal
Jonas Long's
Oxford
Eleneea
Jonas Long
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Tri Elect
Ontario and Western
Somlas
Media Tran
Curkona
Cerentale
Lravn Rede
Aniecplate
Culisiu
Cuthendale
Traine
Fate Matton
Tam
Hiss
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Philadetyyts ii
Biel
DD. & HL
Kesyinese
Pan
White Oliven
Satin
Vig Db
Bk Ek
Jud
Rapom Pullman
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes Barra
York
Ion
Pointe
Fang
Allens
Wille
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