Local residents travel and visitors noted across several towns
Personal notices list Attorney John M L Bonner departing Philadelphia and many residents visiting relatives in Harrisburg Brooklyn Atlantic City Scranton and Wilkes Barre. Names include Dr Floyd Frederick Mrs Vardoe Mr and Mrs Fox and others with plans for visits and two week Adirondacks trip and Paris Exposition jubilee touring clergy listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ML Bonner
Philadelphia
Mra
Bob
Parker
Lake Winela
Frank Wandling
Harrieburg
Keller
Emily Will
Benore
Brooklyn
Cantrel
Lackawanna
New York
Mre Kline
Mire
Sweeney
Minghamton
Mies Alert
Weoming Avenue
Floyd Frederick
Light Street
Mise Kitith Jone
Monroe Avenue
Mine Vardoe
Manietan
Sewcomb
Adirondacks
Desperate riverbank baby found near West Pittston
A four week old girl lay asleep on the river bank at West Pittston Tuesday evening found by Mrs. Hiram Peken. She cared for the infant and notified police who investigate the deserted child case. The article also notes P. J. Casey winning a bicycle at O’Hara’s Cigar store on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pittston
Hiram Peken
Mr. Peken
Mra. Peken
P. J. Casey
O'Hara
Paul Revere Faces Multiple Liquor Law Charges in Court
Constable Josph F. Woelkers held on $1000 bail to answer for aiding violators of liquor laws and assault after a June 2 incident in Prospect Avenue. Jordan and Connolly were discharged on liquor sale without a license at 1991 Pittston Avenue. Roche held on liquor sales at 1702 Cedar Avenue. Witnesses testified to purchases and a general saloon operation. defense urged dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere
Robert Wilson
Men's Union
Jordan & Connolly
Josph F. Woelkers
Kasson
Tribune
Wilson
F. W. Dodge
Wilton
Scrage
Woelkers
Men‘s Union
South Scranton
F. C. Beers
M. J. Donahoe
Fred Dodge
Arthur Keene
James Reid
Roche
Jordan
Connolly
Aurse
Collins
Deere
Quirmer
Pittaton Avenue
Ruche
Heere
F. J. Lundy
Cedar Avenue
G. Boland
Wilson, Reid
Keene
Property owners face liquor violation interpretation
The court noted evidence did not prove ownership links to the place but attorney Reeve argued it sufficed to show individuals served intoxicants by gift sale or otherwise to convict under the license law. The aldermen accepted this interpretation as proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gkround
Reeve
Min
Two Buildings Destroyed by Fire in Dunmore
Two north of Delaware street between Monroe and Quincy avenues were consumed early morning. One a frame store dwelling owned by John L. Hull, the other a barn leased by H N Patrick and owned by George Carpenter. Fire began in the vacant hull and spread to the barn with hay and minor contents burned. neighbors saw flames from Monroe avenue. Incendiary theory noted. authorities could not reach owners for statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Street
Monroe and
Quincy Avenues
Dunmore
John L. Hull
George Carpenter
Wilkes-Barre
H. N. Patrick
Monroe Avenue
Neptune
Johnsan
Hull
Edward Palmer
Beranton
Funeral of Mrs J J Grier in Scranton
The funeral for Mrs. James J. Grier wife of Third Ward Common Councilman James J. Grier was held from her West Market Street home at 9:40 am. A solemn high mass of requiem followed at Holy Rosary Church conducted by Rev. J W Moylan with deacon Rev James Malonw and sub-deacon Rev J J O'Toole. The service included church choir selections and hymns. Many officials and council members attended, with numerous floral tributes and pallbearers named Peters Kearney Michael Kane William Cusick John Cusick John Neary and James Reilly. Flowers were carried by Patrick Tigue and John Padden of Carbondale. Beecham's Pills noted for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Grier
Third Ward
West Market Street
North Scranton
Holy Rosary Church
J. W. Moylan
James Malonw
J. J. O'Toole
Peter Kearney
Michael Kane
William Cusick
John Cusick
John Neary
James Reilly
Patrick Tigue
John Padden
Carbondale
Improvements at Nayaug Park reshape southern end
The Southerly end of Nay Aug Park undergoes a $16,000 upgrade with a new stone wall terraces and promenades around a central mall and bandstand. A swimming pool and artificial lake are planned, with grading, drainage, and a bear den relocation, to be finished in about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meenagerie
Brooks
Elmhurst
Arthur Avenue
Peter Stipp
MetCann
Edgerton
Falls
Hera
W. W. Scranton
Commiselonera
Wrooks
Brocka & Co
United States
Charming wedding links Detroit consul and local couple
Misa Erminia Carlucel daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlo Carlucel of 495 Sixth street married Pietro Carrdiello Italian consul at Detroit in St Lucey church on Chestnut street. The ceremony featured Mererbeer's wedding march and a reception at the bride's home with a serenade from the Lawrence band. The couple depart for a wedding tour before making Detroit their home. Mrs Carrdiello is praised for charm and grace while Mr Carrdiello is noted for his abilities as consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lucey
Chestnut Street
Misa
Erminia Carlucel
Carlo Carlucel
Sixth Street
Pietro Carrdiello
Detroit
Mich
Mererbeer
Little Tower
Angelina de Martino
Grace Cullabres
Jennie Cassese
T. Tisear
Trallan
Rudolph Huth
Dominick Landro
A. Cerrutti
Lawrence Band
New York
Carrdiello
Mr. Carrdiello
Woman Claims Brutal Injuries and Court Proof Requested
A woman testified she suffered severe bruising and breast injuries, asking for ocular proof in open court. Alderman Millar avoided eye contact as constables prepared to intervene. A warrant followed for Funny Marble, and Shy received a hearing with fines. Steam Heating and Plumbing. P. F. & M. Howley, 231 Wyoming Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millar
Alderman Kelly
Funny Marble
Shy
L. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Fortunate Mrs Haglett Receives Estate Funds
Attorney John F. Scragg returned from Mauch Chunk with 226 000 of the Steere estate for his client Mrs. Berah Hagsett Hagsett Hagsett of Mulberry Street, a sister of the decedent. This portion comes from stocks and securities sold by the administrator. Mrs Hagsett has received about 100 000 so far and expects nearly as much more as the estate settles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Scragg
Mauch Chunk
Steere
Mra
Biarah Hewlett
Mulberry Street
Mra. Haglett
Beating Over Rivalry Ends With Fine
Fannie Marble of Oakford court and Mamie Howell of Raymond court appeared before Alderman Millar after a quarrel over a male acquaintance led to a street fight last Saturday night. Marble was struck by a brick and Howell was fined ten dollars. The defendant then claimed Marble had assaulted her, altering the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Marble
Oakford Court
Millar
Mamie Howell
Raymond Court
Howell
Funny Marble
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Arnold
N. Washington Ave
Stona
Lewis, Ruddy, Davies & Murphy
DR. Taylor
Hotel
Jermyn
Sanderson Avenue
Ackawanna
Penn Avenue
A. B, Warman
Robert Walker
Division
Atewet
Green
Chenange
Frank O Manriewn
Renetta Carpenter
Ora
Inez
Mich Ko Monts
Cseurt Atevet
Hae
Foster
John Welah
Second Street
Culek
Annie Duanell
Halle Corcoran
Hallroad Avenue
Sun
John Th
Madigan
Lake Conn
Frank Teach
Davghter
Vale
Candee
Mr. Faweld
Holan
Priente
Father Ineckie
Wilkes Harre
J. O'Malley
Kilgvton
Quimnan
Mittstion
PH Lavelle
West Berantan
Walter Gorman
Minovlia
MF. Fleming
South Seraanya
Agent Wilson
Kemp’s
Mariani
Mariani Wine
Driggista
Mariani & Co
W. Dith St
Gratia
J. J. Grier
Beecham
Georgia
Coursen
Nayaug Park
Nay Ang Park
Park Committee
Select Council
Park Commissioners
General City Occila
John E. Roche
Thoms C. Melvin
D. W. Vaughan
John J. Schneider
Park Commission
A. P. Redford
J. A. Scranton
Pr. J. McCann
A. A. Vosburg
Joseph A. Phillips
Third National Bank of Scranton
Bonda
Banking House
Treash
Wm. Connell, Alfred Hand
Thos. H. Watkins
WM. Connell
Henry Belin Jr
Geo
Catlin
J. Benj. Dimmick
James Archbald
Luther Keller
J. J. Connell
Wenny Belin, JR
Vic
Peck
Cuehier
Erminia Carlucet
ATHE
BANK
United States Depository
Jno
T. Porter
Irest
W. W. Watton
VicosPront
F. L. Phillipa
Caster
Cor
Spruce St
Hazlett
Steers
Mason & Hamlin
Alderman Millar
Powell & CO
Washington Ave
Handley’s
Spruce Street
the Square
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank
Warkehouse
Green Ridge
Lackawanna Avé
IT Ruggists
Atlantic
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
Clearingdale
Foote & Fuller
Mears
Pierce’s Market
W.H. Pierce
Peon Ave
Lickawanns Ave
The
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and
Wilkes Barraba
General Office
Scranton, Pa
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