Suburban Elections and Local Excursions Highlight Civic Life
Attorney David J. Davis was elected second lieutenant over Harry F. Carling by a 3 to 1 margin, with Corporal Edwards and Corporal Dony marking the votes. The article also notes a YMCA Young Men’s Institute excursion to Lake Ariel, detailing the train schedule, committee members, and social activities. Additional items report the home wedding of Phillip Carling to Sadie Duffy with Niagara Falls and New York City as aims, the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Pitchford, and the deaths of Annie Hughes’s 16-year-old daughter with scheduled funerals.
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David J. Davis
Harry F. Carling
Fred W. Mason
John P. Edwards
Davis
George Dony
Darling
W. Thayer
Edwards
Dony
St. Brenden
Young Men's Institute
Lake Ariel
Erie and
Wyoming Station
Charles Canavan
Patrick Duffy
Timothy McCoy
R. D. Jennings
Thomas Hurst
James Cusick
P. Mac Manama
P. F. Calpin
Thomas Larkin
A. Nealon
John McCabe
P. Mullaney
Thomas Fleming
Patrick Grady
John Durkin
Thomas McGraw
William Haggerty
Michael Coleman
Michael Culkin
H. D. Johnson
Thomas McAndrew
Thomas Welsh
M. P. Cawley
James Hart
William McGuire
James Burnett
F. McDonough
W. Gurrell
Misses J. Carroll
Lillian Gaffney
Maggie Murphy
Kate McCoy
Mary Hart
Delia Davis
Margaret Gilroy
Mary Brown
Mary Brady
Nellie Quinnan
Nellie Coleman
Mame Gibney
Ligsie Stanton
Annie Burnett
Mary Flaherty
Kate Canavan
T. F. Carroll
M. J. Fitz Gibbons
J. H. Brown
J. J. Durkin
Phillip Carling
Lower
Lafayette Street
Mr. Carling
Legion
Sadie Duffy
Pacupac
Hawley
Niagara Falls
New York City
West Side
Hyde Park Wins High Honors in Republican Parade Display
All honors due to Hyde Park for its splendid representation in that night's Republican parade. The West Side Wheelmen made a strong showing and were given the right of way in the parade. Captain Charles Bertine led his men. The two West Side Republican clubs were conspicuous with natty caps and the Central club lanterns forming a bright display.
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Hyde Park
West Side
Charles Bertine
League
Funeral Services Held For Mrs. Thomas H. Jones
Fitting rites were held yesterday at the late home on Lafayette street for Mrs. Thomas H. Jones. Rev. D. P. Jones of the Tabernacle Congregation conducted the services.
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Thomas H. Jones
Lafayette Street
D. P. Jones
The
Tabernacle Congrega
Adventist Tent Reerected After Storm Near Esnon
The Adventist tent between Esnon and Elm street, blown down yesterday, has been set up again and services resume Tuesday night. The canvas is new and strong. Organizers aim to make the tent more comfortable than before the storm. Sermons on The Millennum and The Second Coming of Christ continue this week as announced.
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Esnon
Elm Street
Canvasa
Local social and fraternal notices in Winfield area
Winfield Fellows and the Misses Nel lie and Lois Fellows of Tenth street visit Lake Otsego New York. Mrs Frank Mills of North Rebecca avenue hosts Mrs G Smith of Ashley. Mrs Neathermay of Penn Yan visits son Albert Kresge of Bromley avenue. Enterprise lodge No 21 Loyal Knights installs officers Reese Griffiths William Deacon Joseph Oliver David M Jones Evan R Jones W A Phillips John T James David J Jones Lot Ludwig Thomas J Jones W A Phillips. Keystone lodge to install officers tonight. Taille Evans returns from Lansford. Camp 933 Patriotic Order Sons of America holds public installation in Mears hall with District President David J Davis inviting all members. An interesting programme will be rendered. A new baseball club plays this afternoon on the central grounds with reporters requested at 4 o'clock: Jones Noakes Tierney Burns Thayer Edwards Jeremiah Jamieson Decker Owen and G A Williams.
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Winfield Fellows
Nellie and
Lois Fellows
Tenth Street
Lake Otsego
N. Y
Frank Mills
North Rebecca Avenue
G. Smith
Ashley
Neathermay
Penn Yan
Albert Kresge
Bromley Avenue
Enterprise Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
Reese G. Griffiths
William Deacon
Joseph Oliver
David M. Jones
Evan R. Jones
W. A. Phillips
John T. James
David J. Jones
Lot Ludwig
Thomas J. Jones
Ryler
National Grand Lodge
Keystone Lodge
Taille Evans
Lansford
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Mears’ Hall
David J. Davis
Patriotic Order of True America
Jones
Noakes
Tierney
Burns
Thayer
Edwards
Jeremiah
Jamieson
Decker
Owen
G. A. Williama
West Side Business Directory Listing Glazed with Errors
Fragmented ad list shows a florist Har ricavis Phototourather cabinet photos offered at 1.49 and a second hand furniture buyer J. C. King with cash for anything. Entries reference Main Avenue and Jack street.
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J. C. King
Fire Extinguisher Explodes Wounding Nearby Worker
Edwin E. Everhart was slightly injured testing a fire extinguisher near the Meara building yesterday morning. The device exploded and water sprayed as high as the sixth door, causing a bruised wrist with no serious harm.
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Edwin E. Everhart
Meara
Everhard
Mia
Funeral for Albert Armbrunt Draws Large Local Attendance
The remains of Albert G. Armbrunt were laid to rest yesterday at North Washington Avenue Cemetery after a service at the German Methodist Episcopal church. Pallbearers and flower bearers are named, and the family expresses gratitude for the sympathy shown. Separately, Mathew Damal, a boy employed at Ferdinand Hagen's Planing Mill, suffered a painful head bruise when he fell from a delivery wagon on Pittston avenue. doctors Wehliau and Gates treated him.
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Albert G. Armbrunt
Cedar Avenue
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Adams Avenue
Vine Street
Philip Haendiges
Mr. Burbeck
Prospect Avenue
North
Washington Avenue Cemetery
William Haendiges
Silas Walter
George Kaestner
August Getz
Philip Schroeder
Frank Shine
Charles Glace
William Neugling
Jacob Groreman
Christian Woelhrle
Herman Ernst
Mathew Damal
Willow Street
Ferdinand Hagen
Alder Street
Pittston Avenue
Picnic site options for St John parish on August 22
Three locations Nay Aug park Artesian Well grove and a Connell Park grove are under review for the St John parish picnic on Saturday August 22. Rev J A Moffitt favors the Connell Park area while committees will be formed next week to arrange details. Mud puddles along Elim Street highlight sewer work needs. Frank Harper aged seven of 913 Pittston avenue has not returned home since 11 PM yesterday.
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St. John's Parish
Connell Park
J. A. Moffitt
Elim Street
Frank Harper
Pittston Avenue
Heat takes toll as road knight collapses on Oak Street
Frank Green, a knight of the road, fell ill from heat while riding a wagon on Oak Street. He was moved to a sidewalk, recovered enough to ride a streetcar to the central city. A libel case between Mrs. Annie Wilson and Mrs. Susannah Wilson was tried before Alderman Roberts and settled on sound advice.
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Frank Green
Knappen
Oak Street
Green
Annie Wilson
Susannah Wilson
Alderman Roberts
Ferdinand Street
James Brace
Willam Brace
William Street
Lake Winola
Jenkin Williams
Marvine Avenue
Will Sall
Wales
Teutonic
Patrick Gilgallon
Stanton Street
John Elias
Welsh Congregational Church
West Market Street
Peter Biehle
Fenner & Chappel
North End
McKinley Club
Warren Stevens
Myrtle
Ross Avenue
Clifford
Wellie Stevens
Carbondale
Residents Notice for Green Ridge and Surroundings
Local notices list residents traveling and visiting relatives in Honesdale Bradford county and Bradford county. Names include John Tamblyn Miss Emma Brundage and Miss Mary Davie with brief travels to Canada New York Thompson and Bradford county surroundings.
Dunmore Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Brooklyn guest John Ackerman visits his uncle J W. Harper is seriously ill at home on South Blakely. Miss Annie Golden spends summer at Lake Ariel. Miss Lizzie Stewart also vacationing there. A large group of town bicyclists joined a Scranton parade. John Simpson returns from Wayne County fishing trip. Inez Ivey heads to Mount Pocono for vacation. M E Vegiard residence on Monroe nearing completion. Margaret Scholla visits brother R Scholla on Swarts Street. Daniel Fitzgerald calls on friends. Thomas Parfrey promoted to driver boss at Gypsey Grove colliery. Drugeist Ludwigs horse recovers after minor injury. Phillip Hensley plans pool match in Wilkes-Barre against J B Ainsley. Matches likely next week. 300 points. Hensley gives Ainsley 25 of 200. $100 side wager.
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John Ackerman
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. W. Frank Harper
South Blakely Street
Annie Golden
Chestnut Street
Lake Ariel
Scranton
John Simpson
Wayne County
Misa Inez Ivey
Schumacher Avenue
Mount Pocono
M. E. Vegiard
Monroe Avenue
Lizzie Stewart
Margaret Scholla
San Francisco
R. Scholla
Swarts Street
Daniel Fitzgerald
Thomas Parfrey
Gypsey Grove
Drugeist Ludwig
Ainsley
Breckenridge Presses U S Demands Over Russian Consuls
Washington reports reveal Breckenridge, U S minister to Russia, protested Russian consular passport refusals to Jewish Americans. Olney approved the briefing. Russians insist on punishing naturalized citizens abroad. Breckenridge warns Russians naturalized in the U S to avoid Russia.
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Washington, D. C
Breckenridge
Russia
United States
State Department
Olney
Lebanon
Robbery at St Joseph's Hospital Nets Talented Couple Fortunes
Philadelphia July 14 A large theft at St Joseph's hospital targets Mrs. and Mrs Oscar Moore patients with Mrs Moore ill from pneumonia and Mr Moore post bladder operation Their trunk held about 26000 in securities 6000 in cash and 1600 in jewelry The nurse William H Thompson linked to the crime fled and police search spreads via telegraphed description
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Oscar Moore
Philadelphia
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
Thompson
Great Suns Council opens in Harrisburg with 200 delegates
Harrisburg July 14 The Great Suns Council of the Degree of Pocahontas of Pennsylvania Improved Order of Red Men met at the City Grays armory. About 200 delegates attended as Mayor Patterson and H L Calder delivered welcomes. Reported 75 active councils and 6546 members statewide with growth.
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Harrisburg
Great Suns
Investment Promoters List for English Capital Seekers
A London prospectus offers a list of 260 promoters with addresses who have invested over £100,000,000 in foreign ventures in six years and £18,000,000 in seven months of 189%. Price is $25 by postal order to the London and Universal Bureau of Investors. Sir Edward C. Robb, Hon. Walter C. Pepys, Captain Arthur Stiffe named as directors.
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London and Universal Bureau of Investors
Cheapside
London
B. C
Edward C. Robb
Walter C. Pepys
Arthur
Market Decline Dampens Wall Street Amid Gold Talk
Weak and feverish trading sees Industrials slide amid talk of heavy gold shipments and potential new bond actions. Distress reverberates through copper and leather. sugar and coal stocks falter as markets close lower on spot concerns and foreign selling.
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New York
Chicago
London
Burlington and Quincy
Jersey Central
Cleveland, Lorain and
Wheeling
Laclede Gas
Inois Steel
Bay State Gas
Minnesota Iron
Wheeling and Lake Erie
William Lizn
William Lizn Allen & CO
A. P. Campbell
Grain and metal markets trade in quiet New York session
July 14 market notes show firmer yet unsettled tone across grains and metals. Wheat futures hold steady with July to December options positioned higher. corn and oats display dull yet firmer spots with slight advances noted. beef prices stay quiet and firm across western steam and city markets.
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Philadelphia
South
Ohio
Chic
Delaware & Hud
Electric Souls
Nash Oaeees
M. EK
Texas, Pr
Manhattan
Nat
Peer
N. J
N. Y
Central Censenes
N.Y LB
West
Union
Aly
SM Am
Rubber U
Lesther
Chicago Board OF Trade
Ing
New York
Mic
S.c
Wibc
Ugiet
Continent
Bouth
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Market Report
Chicago and Buffalo markets show receipts in cattle hogs and sheep with a weak to steady trend. Cattle prices range from light to select with fat cows and veals noted. hogs show good to choice values and packer demand. sheep and lambs steady with a mix of ewes and culls.
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Coe
Buffalo
Oil Market Quotation From Oi City July 14
Oil option in Oi City quoted at 110 credit balances today. Market activity centers on crude futures and related derivatives with traders watching shifts in supply expectations and currency factors.
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Oi City
Curious and depressing financial plank of the Chicago convention
The majority plank deemed an achromatic and depressing plan that would end private contract freedom, extinguish national bank currency, extend endless government note circulation, and destroy American credit at home and abroad. It would degrade American labor to silver standard levels and benefit silver mine owners and debtors.
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