Genealogical Record and Polish Priest's Jubilee
A long genealogical volume documents the Cary family history tracing back to 1165 with connections to Cary, Beauford, Spencer, Somerset, and Beale names. mentions arms and crest. Rev. Joseph Dudkiowles, Polish Catholic pastor of Holy Trinity Nanticoke, celebrated his silver priestly jubilee after a storied life in Poland and America, including military service and staunch defense of Sabbath observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Downing
Berantan
W. A. Staples
Adam de Karey
Casile Cary
Somerset
England
Cary
William Cary
Mary Boleyn
Anne
Henry VII
Beauford
Spencer
Bryan
Fulford
Orchard
Holway
Elizabeth
George Cary
Mary Queen
Brots
John Cary
Plymouth Colony
Chelee
Buston
Cary Farm
Helen Stuart Watrous
Downine
Staples
Samuel Curry
Wyoming
Leben
William
Henry V
Robert
Aragon
Joseph Dudkiowles
Holy Trinity
Naticoke
Father Dudkiowles
Bor
Poland
Yourken
Russia
Museli
Dudkiowlen
America
St. Albert's Church
Buffalo
Holy Trinity Church
Nanticoke
Spectacle and society mix in a vivid pageant report
The piece describes a dazzling display of color and light at a garden show with orchids and caladiums, noting a dramatic reaction from an elderly observer. It also profiles Frank W. O Malley of Philadelphia, a Notre Dame student and editor, along with local social and tax office activity, and a dinner hosted by Mrs. Irving McCormack for Maud Lindsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. O'Malley
Philadelphia
Wits
RH. A. O Brien
Vine Street
O'Malley
Notre Dame University
Wilccox-Butte
Tewis
Irving McCormack
Cinynave~ Inte
Dunmore
Mise Maud Lindsey
Wast Orange
Local residents flocked to city on various outings
Towanda’s Rev John Morrison and Miss Agnes Gillorie visited the city yesterday along with Misses Clarke and Miss Minnieo Fritnie. Bernard Nolin and Charles Connell traveled nearby for leisure while others stayed at lakeside retreats in Adirondacks and Lake Winona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrison
Towanda
Agnes Gillorie
Pittaton
Bernie Nolin
Jefferson Avenue
Lake Arie
Minuieo Fritnie
Winoli Tlonse
Lake Winona
Misses Clarke
Pittetun
Edward McGhevern
Wilkes- Barre
Sesterday
Benton
Scranton Bedding Company
Arthur Jones
Yosemite
Yellowstone Park
Mary Wagonhuret
Mircore Mitchell
Lehigh Glen
Laurel Hill Trolley Route Changes During Repairs
Beginning tomorrow outward bound cars on the Laurel Hill line of the Scranton Railway will use a new route while repairs are made. Tracks on Lackawanna avenue between Adams and Ridge and on Jefferson avenue to Spruce street are reconstructed. Outward bound Laural Hill cars will run to Mulberry street and Madison avenue via Petersburg route. inbound cars use the Weil route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Hill
Scranton Railway Company
Upper Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Adams Avenue
Ridge Row
Jefferson Avenue
Spruce Street
Petersburg
Mulberry Street
Madison Avenue
Weuil
Young Man Moore Arrested for Train Ride Theft
A man claiming to be William E B Moore of Newburg North Carolina was arrested by Special Officer Durkin for stealing a ride on a Lackawanna and Western train from Hinghamton to Scranton and Delaware. He told Alderman Millar he had no money and was en route to Streudehure. he was released on promise to leave the city on foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam EB. Moore
Newburg
N. C
Durkin
Hinghamton
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna
Singleton jailed for twenty days after hotel disturbance
John Singleton was ejected from Walsh's hotel on Scranton street Tuesday night. He picked up a large stone to throw at a hotel window but was arrested by Patrolmen Bloat and I. P. Jones. In police court yesterday Singleton was committed to jail for twenty days in default of a five dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John @Singleton
Walsh
Scranton Street
Bloat
I. PF. Jones
Singleton Wes
Central Pennsylvania Telephone delays Selective Signal System hookup
The Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Co announces a temporary connection to the regular long distance party line for residents who contracted for the Selective Signal service view. New subscribers may enroll starting August 1 by visiting the office to contract for the service. Old subscribers may also opt in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Co
Howley Firm Address at 201 Wyoming Avenue
P. F. and M. T. Howley maintain offices at 201 Wyoming Avenue. The brief notice lists their street location and associates in the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Waterworks Tour Highlights Scranton Reservoir
City health officials and other leaders inspected the Bernanten Gate water storage near Gouldsboro as the annual survey of the Lehigh headwaters and Roaring Brook system continued. The plant can pump up to 16 million gallons daily to Roaring Brook and thence Elmhurst, with future plans for additional storage totaling 2.9 billion gallons. Next up the Providence Gas and Water company system inspection follows Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Health
Lehigh
Hoaring Brook
Bernanten Gae and Water Company
Gouldybere
Lehigh River
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton Company
Pr. W. A. Paine
A. BK. Bentley
George 8
Floaring Brook
Sinle
Delaware
Scranton
Gouldshoro Depot
Worthington
Roaring Brook
Elmhurst
Paupaels
Lehich
Flmhurst
Providence Gas and Water Company
Pilger Slanders Suit Filed in Prothonotary Court
Caroline Pilger of Throop sues Frederick C. Pilger for slander alleging he accused her husband of infidelity on July 1 and named himself as the guilty party. Damages sought amount to $1,000. Attorneys O Brien and Kelley represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Pilger
Throop
Prothonotary
Copeland
Frederick C. Pilger
O'Brien & Kelley
Woman Accused of Not Declaring Strike Over Scab Labor
The woman is charged with wrongdoing for failing to declare a strike after being informed that scab labor was used on the project. No work stoppage occurred at the building.
Dunmore Boy Survives Chest Wound From Rifle Mishap
Charles Greever of Jefferson avenue was shot in the chest when a Fiobert rifle discharged over another boy's shoulder. The bullet struck his breastbone and failed to pierce, saving his life. Doctors were called and he feared he could not swim for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiobert
Dunmore
Charles Greever
Jefferson Avenue
Young Greever
Warnet
Priceburg Man Dies of Tetanus After Electric Shock
Adam Duchoski of Priceburg died at Lackawanna hospital at 8 p m after tetanus set in following a Sunday injury. He grasped a live 110 volt wire three weeks earlier and was burned to the bone. The illness, described as very fatal, produced jaw clenching, muscle rigidity, and fatal spasms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Duchoski
Priceburg
Lackawanna Hospital
Lock
Dutchotkhl
Lincoln Street
Johnson
Dovhoskis
McHugh Ordered to Show Cause in Contempt Case
Anthony McHugh of Lugurne Street must appear next Monday in chambers before Judge Archbald to show cause why he would not answer questions posed at a Langstaff Kelley contest hearing. He was profane and evasive, refusing to say if he paid money to anyone at the last election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Holgate
Anthony McHugh
Lugerne Street
Archbald
McHugh
Two Scrantonnians Honored as Sergeants in Volunteer Engineers
William E. Rafter and Patrick Soron of Scranton were appointed sergeants in Company I of the First Regiment of Volunteer Engineers after the unit was mustered in at Camp Townsend Peekskill New York on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regiment of
Volunteer Engineers
Camp Townsend
Peekskill
William E. Rafter
Patrick Soron
Italian girl Mary Balnacura dies after burn injuries
Mary Balnacura succumbed to serious burns suffered Tuesday when her clothing caught fire near a kitchen stove. She died at 4 AM yesterday. The funeral is scheduled for this afternoon with interment at Mount Carmel Cemetery in Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Balnacura
Mount Carmel
Dunmore
Miner Burns from Gas Explosion at Holden Mine
Mark Coyne of Taylor was injured in a gas explosion at the Holden mine on Tuesday. His injuries are serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Coyne
Taylor
Holden
Political Jottings on County Conventions and Candidacies
Prohibitionists plan a September county convention nominating a county ticket and legislative candidates. Democratic chairman F J Fitzsimmons cites calls for the county convention meeting July 4 at 2 pm in the court house. Luzerne Republicans hear L P Halcomb resign as chair and seek the recorder of deeds post. La Crosse county GOP sets August 23 convention in Wilkes-Barre with August 20 primaries. Legislative conventions listed by district across the region. An Easton dispatch notes rising talk of Democratic candidates for Congress in the Eighth district, with four Democrats in the field and Republicans likely to renominate W B Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislature
Senate
F. J. Fitzsimmons
Democratic County Committee
Luzerne
Republican County Committee
Wilkes Marre
L. P. Halcomb
Rcorder of
Deeds
Laigerne
Wilkes-Barre
Hell
Ma Om
Nantcoke
Haxleton
Pittston
Bixth
Aghley
Euston
Carbon
Laind
Barber
Wilkes-Barre Adopts Act for City Government
The Wilkes-Barre council approved an ordinance accepting a state act governing third class cities. Mayor Nichols will sign, after which Wilkes-Barre abandons its long standing special charter thought to hinder progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Council of
Nichols
Non-Union Labor Clash at South Side No 3 School
John A. Price of the Building Trades council says union men must refuse work on the No 3 school foundation on the South Side after the project was declared non union. Non union stone masons are already employed on the foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Price
Building Trades Council
Prica
Examination Board Finishes Mine Foreman Tests in Second District
The Second Anthracite district examination board completed tests for mine foremen and assistant foremen with thirteen questions on ventilation blasts and safety. Results will be announced in about ten days as district exams in Carbondale and Duryea are noted for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Duryea
William Pastmore and ward affiliations listed
The record shows William Pastmore associated with the Fifth ward and F. H. Stone with the Fixth ward, noting aliases or variant spellings for ward designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pastmore
F. H. Stone
Fixth
Man Arraigned on Wife Beating Charge Faces 91000 Bail
James Gallagher of 008 Providence Road was arraigned before Alderman Kasson on a wife beating complaint. The alderman deemed the charge serious and set bail at 91000. A. V. Scanton became Gallagher’s bondsman for his court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasson
James Gallagher
Providence Road
Gallagher
A. V. Scanton
Common Council Tonight Sets Foreign and Franchise Agenda
The common council will hold a regular session this evening. A conference committee on the Lackawanna telephone franchise will be appointed. Action will be taken on the Sanderson resolution opposing the board of control's demand for a copy of city assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Lackawanna
Sanderson
Board of Control
Grand mountain scenery by D&RG tourist trains
The Denver and Rio Grande offers double daily through Pullman sleepers and tourist cars between Denver Salt Lake City Ogden and San Francisco and Los Angeles for transcontinental travelers. Send fifty cents to Hooper in Denver for six alber type Rocky Mountain views mailed on six14 paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Denver
Salt Lake City
Ogden
San Francisco
Los Angeles
H. E. Tupper
Broadway
New York
Rocky Mountain
K. Hooper
G. P
T. A
Colo
Train Nos 6 and 7 promise fast service between New York and Chicago
Advertises lowest rates and super Aiming car service on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western trains, highlighting fast time and elegant equipment for travel between New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Delaware, Lackawanna
Tax Collectors Appointed in Scranton and Carbondale Wards
County commissioners announced appointed tax collectors for Scranton and Carbondale wards. Scranton names include Henry Roberts in the first ward and Fred W. Berge in the twenty first. Carbondale lists H. H. Pierce in the first ward and William Male in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Carbondale
Borouchs
Henry Roberts
John B. Owens
John J. Costelin
David Jenkins
Timothy Jones
Thomas Thoma
Merman Hagen
Fighth
H. F. Poust
W.ich, Cowperthwaite
Rudolph Buensis
Theodore Hessinger
John Albrecchi
H. L. Hallstead
George F. Kellow
W. G. Williams
J. G. Seamans
Joseph Speicher
Charles F. Kloss
Mammoth Stores Summer Ready to Wear Clothing Window Display
Inspect our large window of clothing for boys men and boys. Suits priced at 11.95 9.98 7.98 and 4.98. Garments are made on honor and warranted for wear quality fit and style in all colors and styles.
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Freestae
Mr. Perry
Dewey
Manila
Vose
Briggs
Ludwig
Perry Brothers
Perry Bros
Columbian Detective Agency
Cime Sank Building
Philo
Ke.och, Jr
Beranton House
Scranos
Anna Cushman
Adams St
Philo” Fn FG. CO
Clinton Place
New York City
Huber
C. C
Chas McMullen
The
Traders National Bank Ride
Cut Role Gamer and Supply House
Kemp
Wyoming Avenue
Stewie
Gettyeburg
A. M. Bolern
Tropics
Roles
Hia
Penman
Josephine Heatey
Marie Gilligan
Druinmore
Ainne Waleh
Parsons
John Treasor
Wilkes-Harre
Moore
Singleton
Throop Borough
Pilgers
Fiobert Rifle
M'Hugh
Scrantonians
Volunteer Regiment of Engineers
Wait
Teappe
Will
Fab Buela Bloch Co
Clarke Bros
Price
S.C. Snyder
Motel
Jermyn
Horsford
Naloney OL and Manufacturing Co
Raneous
Japan
Lackawanna Ava
Raynolds
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Tack
Snow
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Kimball
George H.ives
West Market Street
Barbour's Home Credit House
Lackawanna! Ave
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