Local residents enjoy visits and travels around regional towns
Miss Teresa Lenahan of Wilkes Barre visits Miss Lizzie Keogh while attorney T. V. Powderly heads to Washington. Several residents plan Atlantic City trips and summer stays in Columbia, Philadelphia, Shelter Island, Crystal Lake, and Lake Ariel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Lenahan
Wilkes-Barre
Lizzie Keogh
T. V. Powderly
Washington, D. C
Gus Battynburg
City Solicitor's Office
Anna Nealon
Carbondale
Visting
Mary C. Duffy
Madison Avenue
Helen B. Evang
Quincy Avenue
Glenwood
Susquehanna County
Emily W. Smith
Columbia
Philadelphia
Weaver
Buffalo
H. B. Ware
E. L. Fuller
Susan Jermyn
Winton
Shelter Island
John Colligan
Washington Avenue
Atlantic City
J. J. Conniff
A. H. Dimmick
Mulberry Street
Peckville
Mieves Susie Gordon
Annie Cawley
Pittston
Scranton
John J. Phillips
Northpark
Charles H. Ashton
Cambridge
Edna
Mabel Nece
Mra
Frank Thompson
Wyoming Avenue
Friedman
Mnew York
Nece
Anna Hincelt
Penn Avenue
Mistaken Identity on Philadelphia Beach Prank
A Philadelphia Press piece recalls a beach prank where bystanders bury a young girl in sand and a passerby erupts in mistaken identity, shouting a hostile line before realizing the target was not Linda. The incident ends with the prankster escaping down the beach amid mortification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Neptune
Husay
Linda
Supposed They Knew Excursion Ends in Simple Farm Stay
A Boston Appalachian Mountain Club excursion to a rural area caused members to lodge in a farm house due to scarce hotel space. The guests found the stay clean and simple with no keys in the rocks, reflecting rustic hospitality and an absence of upscale city hotel amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Mountain Club
Boston
Te Nevers Conference Opens At Green Ridge Tabernacle
An interdenominational religious conference opens at the Tabernacle church on Adame avenue Green Ridge. Prominent speakers including Rev A B Simpson Rev Stephen Merritt Mrs Abbie C Morrow will address five day program in church and large tent seating over 1000. Transportation notes power and motor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Nevers’ Conference and
Christian Workers Convention
Tabernacle Church
Adame Avenue
Green Ridge
Christian Workers of the
Ela
A. B. Simpson
Stephen Merritt
Charles N. Crittenden
Mien Louise Shepherd
Mra
Abbie C. Morrow
New York
H. Senft
Altoona
A. Rennick
Corry
George Smith
Newton
Abble C. Morrow
Miss Morrow
Louise Shepherd
Dunmore
Tabernacle
Unfortunate Boyer Family Laments Infant Death
Dorothy Boyer two month old, one of seven siblings, died yesterday from typhoid fever that struck the family at 815 Gibson Street. The Home for the Friendless cared for the infant twins while other children received aid. The mother and father died earlier in the outbreak as an investigation found unsanitary conditions at the dwelling. Dorothy’s funeral is set for today at 4 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Boyer
Boyer
Dorothy
Gibson Street
W. Gibson Jones
Boards of Health
Crushed Foot as Steel Bar Falls on Injured Man
Daniel Marcy, 36, a laborer at the upper mill, was brought to Moses Taylor Hospital with a left foot badly crushed after a steel bar rolled from a car and struck his instep. Doctors doubt amputation will be needed. The resident of Stone Avenue was injured yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Marey
Daniel Marcy
Moses Taylor Hospital
Marcy
Stone Avenaie
Insolvency discharge and estate administration filings
Mrs. Allen Stiles was discharged from custody under insolvency laws. Amy A. Bartron was granted letters of administration for the estate of Philip Bartron. Robert Haag, tax collector of Seventeenth ward, filed a $20,000 bond with BE Ripple and Sheriff Clemons as sureties. William Walker, borough treasurer of Mayfeld, filed a $5,000 bond with Norton and Edmunds as sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Stiles
Philip Bartron
Amy A. Bartron
Robert Haag
Seventeenth Ward
H. Ripple
Frank Clemons
William Walker
Mayfeld
M.F. Norton
FE. F. Edmunds
Underground trolley in New York proves feasibility
The Lenox avenue line in New York City is operating an underground trolley car driven by a new motor. Electric electricians from General Electric, building the system for Metropolitan Traction, have tested the car for weeks. The 33 foot cars use super springs, resemble Broadway dining cars, run up to fifteen miles per hour but stay within the ten mile per hour legal limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
135Th Street
Columbus Avenue
New York City
Lenox Avenue
General Electric Company
Metropolitan Traction Company
Street Car Schedule Improves South Side Service
The new Roilers lines and seven car system began yesterday boosting South Side transit to Silk Mill and Meadow Brook Hill. Despite brief delays, evening service ran smooth and company expects profits. local notices report visitors and a Silk Mill milestone with first bollera arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chy
Christmas Boardwalk Notes From Lake County Area
Daily social notes list residents journeying to lakeside cottages and beaches. trips include Lake Winola Lake Ariel Ocean Grove Asbury Park Mansfield Nanticoke and Rhode Island. In addition a church event at Providence Presbyterian and a birthday reception promise entertainment by chaos No 9 with no admission at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FB. Christmas
Lake Winola
W. C. Tunetall
Lake Ariel
P. F. Flinigan
Providence Road
New York City
Europe
Welsh Baptist Church
T. J. Detweiler
Church Avenue
Ocean Grove
Charles Henwood
Mansfield
D. D. Jones
North Main Avenue
Nanticoke
Ziegler
Alice
Carl
Asbury Park
G. R. Clark
Pleasant Mount
Kate Hicks
Wyoming
C. W. Benjamin
Byron Winton
Helen
J. B. Nicholas
Parker Street
Rhode Island
E. M. Peck
Carbondale
Nickerson
Afton
N. Y
W. B. Christmas
North End
Heaton
Providence Presbyterian Church
Local Social and Infrastructure Notes Across Towns
Miss Mary Jeffers of Davis street visits Wilken Harre friends. Allie Casey returns from Plymouth visit. Traction Co places a signal box at No Gawitch on Main street. Greenwood Key fund met to plan July 2 event. Walter Gorman and John Cualck of Scranton, Stephen O Boyle of Providence, and Rev T J Teeffey of Rt Michael's College Toronto visited P Joseph Kelly on Main street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jeffers
Davis Street
Wilken-Harre
Allie Casey
Plymouth
Traction Company
No. Gawitch
Main Street
Greenwood Key Fund
Walter Gorman
John Cualck
Scranton
Stephen O'Boyle
Providence
T. J. Teeffey
Rt. Michael's College
Toronto
Canada
P. Joseph Kelly
Three Powers and the Mind’s Unbound Rule
A Chicago Record poem by B Anderson declares that truths and spirit grant control over earth and sea, yet love governs both power and thought. It contrasts unlimited power with restrained, ecstatic union under love’s sway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Anderson
Chicago
Lackawanna Seeks Full Anthracite Prices Amid Trade Tensions
The article urges the Lackawanna to secure full coal prices and reports no foundation for rumors of New York prices below 3.05 per ton while noting some firms resist outside business. It reviews June and year totals of anthracite shipments, stock at tidewater, and critiques federal railroad regulation and the Interstate Commerce Act in vague terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Lackawanna
Bureau of Anthracite Coal Statistics
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northwestern
New York Central
Pennsylvania Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congress
The Railroad Problem and Government's Role
An Atlantic Monthly essay by Henry J. Fleitcher argues the U S government must regulate rail and water carriers across three domains shareholders and finance, workers and families, and the general public. It warns of looming pooling and monopoly unless comprehensive national control is adopted and crude lobbying delays end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Monthly
Henry J. Fleitcher
United States
Cootety
United Front
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Crew Back From Three Day Fishing Trip
Conductor Horatio Fellows and brakemen W B Evans, Joseph Robbing, and Frank Fennell of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western returned from a three day fishing trip to La Grange with 150 pounds of eels and 25 pounds of black barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Fellows
W. B. Evans
Joseph Robbing
Frank Fennell
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
la Grange
Conrad Schroeder
Carbondale
Seventh Avenue
Schroeder
Cass
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western
St. Paul
Union Pacifics
Burlington
Omaha
Missouri Pacific
Chicago
Eastern Seaboard
Upper
Delaware and Hudson Roundhouse
Round House
Roundhouse
Boy Injured by Railway Torpedo Explodes Face
Eight year old John Dyke of Dunmore was seriously burned when a railway torpedo exploded in a tin casing. The blast damaged both eyes and left him temporarily blind. Doctors say a day or two will determine if sight can be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dyke
Afr
East Drinker Street
Dunmore
Harry Richards
Duke
Simplified Land Conveyance Law Gains Adoption in Cook County
The Chicago Times Herald explains a new Torrens land system set to take effect in Cook County. It aims to speed real estate transfers, reduce abstracts and opinions, register titles, and make the registrar’s certificate conclusive for the title’s state, simplifying descents and wills through recorder records and probate court decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook County
Chicago Times Herald
The
Times-Herald
Recorder's Office
Flexible installment Dinner Sets and Toilet Sets Offered
A seller promotes affordable partial sets you can buy over time. Customers may purchase portions such as Tea Cups and Saucers, Fruits Saucers, or Dinner Plates in installments, stopping anytime. The program promises easy buying with matching stock patterns and decor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton’s Bulletin
Norton 'S
Lackawanna Avenue
Snow
Weston Mill Co
T P. Duffy
Elmhurst
Senator J. C. Vaughan
Karl Koempel
Germany
George Horn
Nerces
Stevens
Elmira
Crystal Lake
John C. Costello
Andrew J. Best
Cedar Avene
Auantle City
W. R. Bell
the Times
St. Charles
Mises Harris
Convention of Christian Workers
Mrs. A. C. Morrow
Court House News Notes
South Side News
Herman Spruka
Honeedaly
S. Spruks
Fitteton Avenue
Mize Suale Little
Brook Street
Simpeon & Co
Meadow Brook Hill
St. John's Parieh
Mountain Park
J. L. Race
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Gus Kibler
Pittston Avenue
Hagen's Mill
Alder Street
Drs. Manley
Kolb
Nortie End
Tonlght
Flora Bishop
Hawley
William Bennett
Maloney
Drinker Street
Edith Wert
North Blakely Street
William Pruning
Brooks Street
H. Adams
Electric Avenue
Hunker Hill
Mt. Carmel
BE. N. Wert
Lehigh
Schuylkill
Tidewater
Congres
Interstate Commerce Commis
Railroad News
Rexford's
Lackawarna Avenue
Martin&delany
Spruce Street
Victor
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lacka. Ave
Scranton, PA
Moses Taylor Lodge AO
EOE Be
Eldridge Park
Pate
Ghildren
James & Kelly
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
Gall UP
Meridian
M. W. Collins
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
G. Elmendorf
Megargel & Connell
the Weekly Tribune
Washington Avene
Works
Ney Aug
E. W
M. H. Dale
Mesers
Curtis & Wheeler
Oxford
Ato
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
Atlantic Refining Co
Wm. Mason
Coal Bachagne
Ara
Pine Brook
Wellbach Light
Aan
E.G. Rigke
Grickers CO
G. Abe
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