Local Notables Across Regions Headed Abroad and Home
Colonel Mullin visits Wyoming while Tt. W. Leste arrives from Philadelphia. H. S. Willer and family stay at the sea shore. Carbondale’s C. R Manville was here yesterday. Mayor Connell trips to Shamolin. School Superintendent Phillipa back from Philadelphia and Asbury Park. Henry Tener sailing for Germany on the Lulin. Clergy Rev Pt McManus and Rev W P O Donnell set for Europe on the Ser Vin. New arrivals at the Lodge Preston Park include many families and local names such as Jermyn, Corry, and Curtis Crouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Mullin
Wyoming
Tt. W. Leste
Philadelphia
H.S. Willer
C. R Manville
Carbondale
Connell
Shamolin
Phillipa
Asbury Park
Ienry Tener
South Side
Will Yall
Germany
Lulin
Preston Park
Andick
Burr
George Barrell
GS. Kimball
FP Tranewein
Allot Carbendale
Edward Bryan
Milwaukee
Wis
Misa Paxton
Priseston
Frank Ro Stocker
Jermyn
Mrandora
Stater
Corry
Curtis Crouse
NEW STREET RAILWAY SCHEDULE UPDATE
A late week change to several street car routes includes Duamore Suburban and Green Ridge lines. Cars on Nay Aug start at 6 am, last trip ends at 11 pm, and a new Corners to No 6 shuttle meets Laurel Hill trains. Transfer rules tighten for Suburban riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duamore
Laurel Till
Nay Aug
Franklin Arena
Green Ridge
Ecranton Firms Featured in Buninean Intercate Edition
The TROUNT will publish a carefully compiled list of Ecranton reading wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests. The edition will be bound with views of business blocks streets and portraits of residents. Circulation aims for broad reach and strong advertisement for Bersaton's industries. Representatives from Ti Tamung will call on THOSR WHOKR NaMAG to explain details. Seekers of home views should save notice at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecranton
Buninean Intercate
Trount
Bersaton
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Advertises Universal Cure
An old ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best salve for sores eruptions and skin issues including chapped hands and piles. It promises cures or no pay and notes sales through Matthews Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celta
Matthews Broa
Paving Frontage Plans for Local Streets Move Ahead
The city advances street paving for Jackson Robinson and Ninth streets and West Lackawanna avenue with petitions signed for substantial frontage. West Side merchants press the project, and A M Morse and H D Jones are noted as active in pushing the plan, likely to be introduced at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Robinson
Ninth Streets
Cornella
West Lackawanna Avenue
Ninth Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
West Side Board of Trade
Robinson Street
Jackson Street
A. M. Morse
H. D Jones
Ite
Common Council
Presiant Nealis
Death of Anthony Timlin Funeral Set for Wednesday
Anthony Timlin of Scranton died Sunday at 522 North Sumner Avenue after a two week illness. Born in Mayo Ireland, he came to Scranton 31 years ago and worked in Central mines. He belonged to the Catholic Mutual Benefit Association and Father Mathew Society. Survived by a wife and ten children. Funeral Wednesday at 9 AM with a solemn high mass at St Patrick's Church. Interment Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Timlin
North
Sumner Avenue
Mr. Timlin
County Mayo
Trvland
Scranton
Catholic Mural Benefit Association
Father Mathew Society
Timlin
Central Mines
St Patrick's Church
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Lafayette youth bound over in sling attack case
John Flynn of Lafayette street was arrested on a complaint by Herman Von Zeelan alleging an attack with a sling stone. The case, heard by Alderman Johns, bound Flynn a 16 year old to court in 200 dollars with Join Cawley as bondman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flynn
Lafayette Street
Herman von Zeslan
Flynn
Johns
Tiyan
von Zeelan
Cawley
Gong Alarm Sparks Mine Hope and Crowd Frenzy
A false gong alarm at Central mines circulated rumors of a mine accident. Crowds gathered after engineer William Webber mispulled the gong instead of the bell, causing fears of a cave in and entombment before the truth emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Mines
William Webber
North Bromley Avenue
Webber
Warrant Issued After Violent Incident in Fifth Ward
John J. Morgan of the Fifth Ward had a warrant issued for John P. Thomas of Jackson Street after a brutal assault involving Morgan and his younger brother James Thomas. The dispute included damaging a peculiar vegetable garden along the fence and a member of the Morgan family pulling it out. Thomas was held in 2200 ball to appear at court, with Thomas II Jones as bondsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FP
Thomas
John J. Morgan
Fifth Ward
John P. Thomas
Jackson Street
James Thomas
Morgan
Thomas II Jones
Local social notes and visits across towns
A stream of names and travels fills the page. Residents such as Mise Farah Meredith, Thomas Price, Councilman Simon Thomas, and Mra William D. Jones are noted visiting friends in Plymouth Glen Falla Moncow and Carbondale while others like Miss Delle P. Evans and Miss Chico Acker host guests at homes on North Main and South Main avenues. The item closes with a note on the funeral services of George Haycock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HY North Main Avenuo
James Tinghes
Washburn Street
Pottsville
Mise Farah Meredith
Jackson Street
Plymouth
Haydn Evans
T. Stover
Maplewood
Will Bruning
Himer Stover
Glenborn
Bessie Fraanfelter
South Bromley Avenue
Mount Podone
Lou Jones
North Hyde Park Avenue
Moncow
Bert Davis
East Stroudsburg
Howard Davis
South Hyde Park Avenue
John Buckley
North Main Avenue
Konstant Mount
Wayne County
Elmer Wilson
Carbondale
William Mann
Lizele
Altoons
Chico Acker
South Main Avenue
Delle P. Evans
Glen Falla
Thomas Price
Simon Thomas
T. G. Thomas
Gwylim Wil- Bees
Sheek's Pond
William D. Jones
Wallace and
Ralph
H. D. Jones
Hyde Park Avenue
Thomas Morton
Frink Street
Will Wilsembark
Hagland
George Haycock
Death Notice for 321 North Garfield Avenue
The resident at 321 North Garfield Avenue died yesterday and funeral services are held tonight at 9 p.m. at the deceased’s home. The remains will be transported by the Delaware and Hudson train Wednesday morning to Jesusville for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iate
Garfield Avenue
Pha
Delaware and Hudson Sa.m
Jesuesville
Summer Barn Dance Honoring New York Friends at Paupack
At Emalene Killam’s Paupack summer residence a small gathering hosted a country barn dance last Saturday evening. The rustic decorated barn featured Chinese lanterns and a lovers bower. Scranton attendees included Miss Florence Nd gar, Miss Mame Charlesworth, M. K Edgar, Dre, EM. Green, Dr. Clear water and EL, A. Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paupack
Emalene Killam
New York
Scranton
Florence Ndgar
Mame Charlesworth
M. K Edgar
Dre
EM. Green
Dr. Clearwater
A. Connell
Miner Die In Rock Fall At Jermyn No. 2 Shaft
John Radcliffe of Flate Instantly killed by a rock fall while working at Jermyn No. 2 Shaft in Old Forge yesterday afternoon. He lived at 18 South Wyoming Avenue with a large family. Undertaker G A Miller transported the body to his home. funeral arrangements unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Radcliffe
Wyoming Avenue
Jermyn No. 2
Old Forge
G. A. Miller
North End Worker Killed by Mine Explosion at Leggett Creek
Willem Williams, 40, of Ovk abeut, died in a Leggetts Creek mine blast yesterday. He lit a squib in his chamber then returned with another and the explosion occurred before he could reach safety. He leaves a widow and five children. Funeral from 024 Oak Forest tomorrow at p.m. Interment Washburn Street Cemetery. The family came from South Wales in 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Leggett E Creek
William Williams
Ovk
Leggetts Creek
Williams
Wis
Tate
Oak Firest
Washburn Street
Maeh
South Wales
Prohibition Meeting Draws Crowd at Green Ridge
The Green Ridge Prohibition League room was crowded as J. M. Howell Rev Luther Peck Hyde Park D M Kinter and others spoke. Peck argued prohibitory laws trace to Eden and cited Ancient and modern history. Lathrop thanked the speaker while the league choir under Peter Pensor offered selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Prohibition League
J. M. Howell
Luther Peck
Hyde Park
Alexander the Great
W. W. Lathrop
Spaynkor
Geverall
League
Peter Pensor
North End store handles ads and notices in Wayne area
S S B Robinson and family of North Main avenue head to Lake Winola for summer. Builders are invited to propose plans for a stone arch across Loggetts creek on North Main. Hilda Nyhart, daughter of Stanley Nyhart, is recovering from a serious illness. A false pretenses charge against William Ace was withdrawn. A Volander cow caused garden damage near Legget Creek, and a local dispute over compensation ensued as Carden sought practical remedy rather than sympathy. Allerman Horan has issued a warrant to cover cow feeding costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Drug
Dehn
Wayne Avenue
S&s B. Robinson and Family
North Main Avenue
Lake Winola
Logget's Creek
Hilda Nyhart
Carden
Allerman Horan
Probate and court actions update in Pell township area
The will of Julius Wellner was admitted to probate with letters testamentary granted to Julius Woellner and Charles F. Wagner. Court notices include a county appointment to succeed John Ald Hugh, sale of household effects at Park Place, a debt case against E C Rickur & Co., and an action to restrain Leah Jones from disposing of dining room property. Marriage licenses issued for several couples and a desertion case resulted in a $28 monthly support with bail. Also noted is the registration of Dr. Frederick Hall as a physician and plans for a medical office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Wellner
Tinnmore
Koehler
Julius Woellner
Charles F. Wagner
Richard Llewellyn
Wandling
John Ald Hugh
Pell Township
C.F. Barrowells
Park Place
William Arnout
Leah Jonesavis
Matthew Rogers
Pine Brook
Couric
Rogers
James Roche
Frederick ©. Hall
Abington Township
Medical Chirurgical College of Philadelphia
Pryor
Hall
Medical Council
Lull
Officer Boyer Drunk Causes Pittston Avenue Disturbance
Special Constable Fred Boyer of Cedar avenue, drunk on Pittston Avenue near the German cemetery, forced passers by into the street with his club. Roger Woodward and OC J Roddy confronted him. Boyer struck Roddy, injuring his nose and cheek. He was arrested, fined 0 or thirty days. due to lack of funds he will serve a month in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Pittston Avenue
Ruddy
Boyer
Fred Boyer
Cedar Avenue
Pittaton Avenue
German Cemetery
Roger
J. Roddy
Scranton Express
Roddy
South Side
Oclork
Storr
Finn
Local notables and visitors fill Westytable area listings
A roundup of residents and guests visiting friends and family, including George Baker ex mayor of Abintrose visiting parents in Schimpil’a court, Brntter Jr and family returning from Lake Underwood, Henry Mahoney of Colorado leaving for Denver, and Mrs. Henry Zeigler improving health. Also notes on a funeral, a committee meeting of Electric City council, and social gatherings at Fruchat’s hall with musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanes Harber Abhogy
Westytabl'e Atom
DLW
Doin Brntter, Jr
Tora
Lake Underwood
Henry Mahoney
Colorado
South Side
Denver
Henry F. Zeigler
Cedar Avenue
J. J. Walsh
Alice Mahon
St. John's Church
Athuitic City
Laughren
St. Mary's College, Baltimore
D. Molloy
John Armhurst
Cedar Avents
Waverly
Patriotic Order Sona of America
Prevhan's
Simon Lauer
Fred Reidenbach
Brono Avenue
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Dram Corps
Prolific Year in Penitentiary Court and Notable Sentences
The year closed with a busy criminal court term and a special session to shorten the calendar. Peter Eomebach received ten years for burning Elm Park church, while Augustino Nelli got fifteen years for murder at Dunmore. Others include Darney McMahon two years for manslaughter, John Morrigan two years, Jodeph Julge six years, David Warren eighteen months, and multiple sentences for robbery and burglary involving local individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iastern
Peter Eomebach
Elm Park
Augustino Nelli
Prignano
Dunmore
Darney McMahon
Providence
John Morrigan
Providence Thebuy
Jodeph Julge
Nod Ondan
David Warren
John McGowan
James Loughlin
Philadelphia
Adium Sehulf
Iri Pox
Spacewort
Clarchey Osterhontin
Michael Furly
Danmore
Fence Blocks Tracks On D L W Co Land At Lackawanna
Fenced land along Lackawanna avenue used for vitrified brick piles to pay the rails. Bricks hauled from Weaton mill cars. Wagons crossed land claimed by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company and the Western company. A fence was set between the DL&W tracks and the old Stowers packing house, stopping team travel on the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
Weaton Mill
Dulawire, Lackawanna and Weatern Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weatern
Stowers
Tevams
Political contest and potential nominees in Lackawanna county
Up to date Billy Craig has not declared his senatorial plans. O Malley pursues the Republican nomination for the Fourth district legislature. Martin McDonough of Minooka aims for prothonotary, vowing to go to the Democratic county convention as the party’s standard bearer. Hardenbergh secures a walk over for senator in Wayne Susquehanna. Milford Dispatch predicts his swift nomination and unified Republican support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Craig
OP. O'Malley
Martin McDonough
Minooka
McDonough
Hardenbergh
Wayne-Sosqueshanna
Milford Dispatch
E. B. Hardenbergh
Hongsdale
Wayne
Susquehana
Montrose
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Shaw
Stelle
Seeley
Wyoming Ave
Venes
Emerson
New England
The
Weston Wil Co
Ed Olaar
Carney, Brown & Co
Mif’s. Lubiit
Bousi
Ssquake
H. B. Ware
Spruce Street
Dime Bank
News OF
West Side
Jackson, Robinson and
Anthony Thmlin
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Herman von Zeelan
Central Mine
FLYAN
Little West Side News Notes
Miss Killam
North End
Willem Williams
North End Briefs
Court House
Braunmiller & Co
E. C. Rickur & Co
Adama Avenue
South Swe
Neil Ruddy
Lackawanna Colony
Jane
É&C
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Phy Ajc Pane
Conway
Penn Avenue
Epropo
Martin & Delany's
Great Clearing Sale
Lackawanna Ave
Shimberg
Spruce ST
Florey &Holts
M. CA
N.B
Pattoute
Ditchburn
Victor Sash
Conrad
Hatter
Ington
Chicago
Boston
Etc
Piamostro
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
N. A. Hulbert
Guy Music Store
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Branich & Back
YUM & Baum
Busly
KDC
ETO
A. W. Juurisch
Victor, Gondron
Holt Lovell
Tarpman
Antonio Bard Masn
Aneasthene
DRS
Nenwood
Wardell
Bryant
Henwood & Wardell, Dentists
Lackawanna Ava
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