West Scranton Station House to Undergo Sanitary Improvements
Department of Public Health acts after noting unsanitary conditions at the Jackson Street police station. Inspectors prescribe upgrades including piping and a cleaner living area for tenants. Work planned after official notice and cost estimates are set for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Department of Public Health
Eeelio
Hulldine
Houtiig
Chieti
Nepal
Provisional Officers Named in Local Installation
The ceremony installed officers of Wish feten cain, Neis, Hatrietic Onder Fone of Ameri. Theta district president HT, John Miller assisting as president. Listed roles include first vice president HC Bilinpeel, recording secretary Frewiet Meseeker, treasurer JG Funders, and other key posts held by Lewie Piffin and Henry Wiblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wish Feten
Frewiet
Meseeker
Tianeial Sm Reiage I
WJ Mieken
Chauier
JG Funders
Conduntor
Lewie Piffin
Frank Miller
Henry Wiblers
Horse race report on North Main Avenue at the Speedway
A racing report notes an afternoon event on North Main Avenue near the Speedway featuring runner Brunine Scott and Weeks among the notable horses. The second take effort by the participants is highlighted in this Western day afternoon setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Mai
Brunine Scott
Weeks
Race for the Black Mare Entered by Jack Lloyd
Jack Lloyd entered his black mare and won a majority of the five heats. The half mile race featured time keeper Charlee Deckernick and judge Henry Judson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore
Jack” Lloyd
Jack
Tun
Charlee Deckernick
Henry Judson
Mrs James Taylor nearly poisons self with oxalic acid
Mrs James Taylor of 25 Eynon street swallowed oxalic acid mistaken for soda to relieve a sore, fell ill but not seriously. Dr Williams treated her and she recovered. This follows a similar incident in West Beranton within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Taylor
Taylor
M A. Williame
Weet Beranton
Troubled Patient and Brawl at West Side Hospital
Billy Driscoll of Old Forge has caused ongoing trouble since his July 4 admission for a compound leg fracture. Hospital officials report he is among the hardest patients to manage. Horace Cosser of Sepanton Street was injured in a quarrel with a fellow, receiving treatment at the West Side hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Driscoll
Old Forge
West Side Hospital
Horace Cosser
Sepanton Street
Metrict Deputy Grand Chancellor installs lodge officers
Deputy Grand Chancellor David B. Byvans of the Rights of Pythias installed the officers of Electricity Lodge No. 15 in the ornate hall that evening. Edward Roberts served as Chancellor Commander with Pred Diehl as vice chancellor, Merman Thomas prelate, Willan J. Thomas master at arms, Louie Christ master of exchequer, Willon Christ keeper of records and seal. Henry Kline inside guard, John Neiper outside guard, Edmund Shomnus master of work Exlwhard Thomas as trustees. an after-session followed the installation with all present in high spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Byvans
Rights of
Pythias
Electricity Lodge
Theorite Hall
Edward Robents
Pred Diehl
Merman Thomas
Willan J. Thomas
Louie Christ
Willon Christ
Henry Kline
John Neiper
Edmund Sho
Two Funerals Held for Infant Joseph Morgan and Mrs Richards
Funeral services were held yesterday for infant Joseph Morgan of Price Street and Sherman Avenue with interment at a local cemetery. In a separate service for the late Mrs Richards, attendees gathered for the Commeteny ceremony before interment.
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Joseph
Michiel Mrogan
Price Street
Sherman Avenium
Joseph Richards
Striking Bargains For Saturday Shoppers
Retail note highlights special Saturday deals. Offers include P. Ke Stocks with colored ties,Plain White Negligee Shirts for gentlemen and ladies, Plain White Waists with sailor collars, and ladies corsets priced at 1.25 or 0.75 in limited quantities.
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P. Ke
Funeral held at family residence on Corbett Avenue
Rev. D Dol Hopkins of the First Welsh Baptist church officiated the service yesterday afternoon at the family residence on Corbett Avenue. Interment was made in the Washburn Street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett Avenue
Rev
D. Dol. Hopkins
First Welsh Baptist Church
Washburn Street
Kingston Foreman James F H Lewis Hurt at Work
James FH Lewis of Kingston an inside foreman at Woodward mines was injured yesterday at work. Word reached relatives his mother Mrs Janet Lewis of West Locust street and his sister Miss Jane Lewis of New York are visiting to learn the extent of his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FH Lewis
Kingston
Hampton Street
Woodward Mines
Janet Lewis
Weat Locust Street
Jane Lewis
New York
Local items mix routine notices and brief incidents
Notices cover personnel changes at a Glenburn railroad unit and a Lackawanna major project, plus prize won at a church picnic in Tay lor. Community happenings include school construction, visits by residents to relatives, church events, a lodge meeting, an outdoor outing plan, and a hospital heat incident. Deaths and arraignments near Scranton are noted with standard local detail.
Local Society Notices From Green Ridge Community
Green Ridge Me page lists social items and meeting invitations. Members of the Young Men's Society and Baptist circle are urged to attend elections and events with neighbors and club members invited to the gathering tomorrow evening.
Obituary of Wharl of Bove from Okelreeth Tinmoere
Wharl of Bove, of Okelreeth Tinmoere, dies yesterday morning while sitting on a drale in his park. He had felt unwell days earlier and his wife tried to rouse him without success. He was about 72 years old and survived by a wife and four children. The death was announced by Maury Allenin. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at Aove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bove
Okelreeth
Tinmoere
Deen
Serine
Maury &Lenin
Coponer Mroboria
Notitio
Aove
Kemp's Balm Offered as Guaranteed Cure
Fragmentary ad copy touts Kemp's Balm as a remedy beyond medicine for tiredness and weariness. It claims the medicine cures with a positive guarantee and promises noticeable effects after one dose, urging readers to buy from druggists.
North Scranton A Splendid Programme At Church Parlor
A Junior League closing exercises at the Providence Methodist Episcopal church featured a well arranged program with local musicians and soloists. Prizes were awarded for recitations and Bible passages, and the Sunday school orchestra debuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League OF M. E. Church
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
John Jay
Helen Decker
Elizabeth Cowles
Prigen
Muete Coccieweenee Eee
Solio Opelleatra Mharigg
Edith Armetrong
Firtt
Patna
Eliubeth Cowles
Teonthotie
Kerpnet
Seuveturs
Opehwetia
Ida Dishing
Jeannette Minne
George Our
Gertrude Newberry
Alice Munn
Wagon Run Injures Henry Davis on North Main Avenue
Henry Davis of 2603 North Main avenue was seriously injured last evening at 6 by a wagon owned and driven by John Green of Marvine Street. Youlie Davis hung on the wagon and fell beneath the wheels near Throop street, suffering deep gashes and possible loss of sight. He was removed to his home for medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Davis
North Main Avenue
Ty John Green
Marvine Street
Youlie Davis
Mr. Green
Throop
Boy 12 Breaks Arm Fleeing Conductor on Streetcar
Green envgo, aged 12, broke his arm last Wednesday afternoon while getting off a street car en route to Peckville. The conductor attempted to stop him as he fled, slipping and falling, injuring his arm in two places. He was taken home on Manorville Avenue where medical aid was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Envgo Green
Peckville
Young Green
Ieen
Mearville Avenue
Metcal
Fire damages house on West Market Street injuring none
Early morning fire at 11 West Market Street owned by Michael Heales began with a lamp explosion in the sitting room. The occupants escaped as flames spread to carpet and draperies before Libertes Excelsior and Cumberland companies controlled the blaze. damage about 100 dollars with partial insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Heales
West Market Street
Box 45
Liberties
Excelsior
Cumberlands
Local Society Bake Sale and Community Meetings Noted
Lat evening the Providence Urehytuiwn chun held a bake sale at Lake Gy with many attending and cake enjoyed. North Moin avas visitors Mane, Helen, Ruth from North Moin, in Wivileor SN. Willa Rolls and Arenle Mitgan attended a function in Ninevil No VL. St. Muew's fall community held a weekly meeting at St. Maris hall Mov AV. Hewi pregoh in Welsh morning and Birliguels Wanneengie in tie owns. A preparatory service will be held this evening at Welsh Providence church with Rev Dr Gailit preaching. The suri will begin at Taroo'clock. The garments of Hie Leds Suprer will be celebrated Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadie Ald Society
the Providetios Urehytuiwn Chun
Ubio Mane
Helen Sadie
Sieter
Ruth
North Moinava
Visi Triemle
Wivileor
Willa Rolls
Pilea Steret
Ninevil
St. Muew’s
St. Maris Hall
Itus
Vie
Gailit
Taroo
South Scranton Notes Memorial Funeral Report
The female of Agirs Dhanareld daughter of Mr Anil Mees Miotwal Motinailene conmatched to their final resting place at Canledwal cemetery Friday morning. The funeral from the family residence on Stone Avenue drew large attendance of relatives and friends. A floral offering spoken of the high esteem in which the deceased was held. At one o'clock the funeral cortège moved to St Peter's Cathedral for a requiem mass. The pallbearers were Phillie Dares Mu Loney Joseph Boland John Gavin Michael Terry and Thome Garver. The flower-bearers were Lacy Philbin Stella Monion Lillie Muloney and Stella Tierney. Members of Malte, WIL meet in regular session this evening at Sa'clock in Martha's Hall. Albert G. Hoffman of Troop I Fourteenth regular cavalry on furlough. William Cook spending time at the Pan-American exposition. Miss Alice Kathleen Violet Dona Hor of Wilkes-Barre visiting Mix Frank bows on Eden Avenue. "With kind of monument you will for your nun" said the widow. "I don’t want nothing but something solid," he folded him down.
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Anil Mees
St. Peter's Cathedral
Doh
Phillie
Dares Muloney
Josep Boland
John Gavin
Michael Termy
Amd Thome Garver
Lacy Philbin
Stella Momion
Lillie Muloney
Stella Tierney
Fienora Gren
Enients
Malte
Wil
Martha's Hall
Albert G. Hoffman
Wiliam Cook
Alice
Kathleen
Violet Donahor
Viswting Mix
Frank Bows
Eden Avenue
Hearing of Winans Hull Court Drama Highlights Flight
A dramatic hearing in a theft case ends with Justice Smith urging detention while Hull is remanded. Hull, escorted by Sheriff Armbruster, rushes toward jail amid reporters, while Hulls mother collapses in distress. Hull protests hunger as family seeks counsel funding, with local lawmen expanding investigative duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Porehoof
Arminsters
Mull
Bay
Waugh
Grand Jury
Sheri
Armbruster
Choir recital and social events in town noted
Margaret Berry Dunmore was nominated for a civic post amid a recital by Stier Frama Moneeld’s pupils including Vida Honset of Taylor. The program featured recitations by Marhon Hwarts and Ethel Lhollonhwr with a length of community entertainments and announcements of upcoming graduations and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stier
Mies
Vida Honset
Taylor
Miee
Ditia Allen
Timen Pie
Furt
Mleuws Powell
Mars Morrie
Dolle Welter
Miedes Curwings
Ethel Litehenham
Katherine Koon
Mabel Holstein
Grave Lativenta
Malbel
Arh Brady
Hee Conway
Mastepe Vrit
Dotn Firith
Marhon Hwarts
Ethel Lhollonhwr
Brachiin Company
Werner
Minkewoot
Tulley
Columbia County
Colonial Youthd
Meuahiers
Amelia
Veward Sowitz
Chahaleve
Leynighi
Valles
Aldwinete
Nay
Ite Coliienies
Mary Ressler
Tatefiord
Ite
Mises Brotigun
Bim Street
William and Marie discuss weed bed cleaning scene
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows William proposing to weed and tidy a weed bed with Marie. The dialogue notes the task as simpler and practical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Marie
Chicago Tribune
Prohibition tenure meeting planned for Monday
The Hatmere Prohibition tenure will hold an open meeting Monday evening. Participants include Myon, Price, May vad, and Ali, with a program yet to be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stine
Mhilddolphin
Hatmere
Myon
BO Athemee
Brookstroyit
Airis
Mies Avi Price
Tastar
Kiev
New Castle
World journos fight over plate printing tragic tale
In a crowded debate at Park Row the press war rages about a contested plate for a major issue. Editors like Ringler explain print ethics while others decry political influence and market pressures shaping newspaper fate. Washington Star
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West
Scranton
Knights of Pythiae
Wo Jenkins
Yome
Globe Warehouse
General News
James Gertity
Telegraph
Jenkins Drug Store
Glenburn
Lackawinna Railroad Company
William Neuffer
Lackawatha Avenue
St. John’s
Weber
Mulherin & Judge
Bontember
John Dawes
North Sumner Avenue
Davit. Evans
Hackensack
John Fryant
Wuelburn Street
Ald Sa. Etye
First Baptist Church
Harold
Myrile
North Sumner Avene
Chinohiile
Nubert Morris Lode
Sverites
Glet
Lake Lodere
Hampton Street Mo
Medea Abd O
Joseth Becker
Tivision Street
Dollar Club
Jetn Morgan
Wrest Boranton
Oocupation
Pittsburg
John WW Roberts
Bhane
Chipiuse
Eye
Inlance
Teasure
J. Hayden Oliver
Grace Proud
Thomas Loftus
Filmore Avenue
Pittebure
Walter Ellis
Layfayette Street
Moscow
Mintie
Margaret McKnight
Sadie Brown
Tlagerne Street
Hilryeys Lake
E.R. Parker
Lake Winola
Misa Maule Harris
Hagleton
Mmimet Ellis
Lafayette Street
Viola
Caleb Means
Decker’s Coast
Atelock
John Rengen
Thirteenth Street
Alderman Davies
Mra McTierney
Luserne Street
Green Ridge
Gardier
CP Tence
Hitler
Waalinti Avenue
BT P. Club Vast de
Clive
Freie
Wetmore
North
Michael Healey
Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
South Scranton
Atlanta
Winans Hull
Oime
Court House
Stone
Dorset Bothet Wim
Haward Newry
Cirhondyke
Dissriot
Atkinson
Waeyue
Dunmore
Nottinghams
Kelim
Bagdad
Pennsylvania
Williams & M’anusty
Washington Ave
George
Willium
Gould
Marea
Howell Meric
Mr. Ringler
Tad Omar
Washington Star
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