Lake Lodore search for drowned boy continues
Diligent all day search failed to recover John Meredith missing after falling into Lake Lodore. Divers and locals planned renewed efforts with possible use of dynamite or draining the lake if needed. Meanwhile a community picnic and entertainment benefited St Patrick's church fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meredith
North Bromley Avenue
Lake Lodore
W. Tague
David Davis
Fd. Gibney
Meredith
Jordan
Edginton Boy
Rain Affects Opening of Country Picnic
Rain last evening somewhat interfered with the opening of the country picnic on the lawn adjoining F. J. Johnsons home on North Rebecca avenue. However a good sized crowd attended and the grounds were illuminated with lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Johnson
North Rebecca Avenue
Man Accused by Wife of Attempted Criminal Assault on Infant
At 2 o clock yesterday morning Mrs Mary McDonald of 18 Hennessey oon charged her fiancé Philip McDonald with attempting a criminal assault on their 1 year old daughter Genevieve. Patrolman Thomas Jones lodged the arrest. Magistrate Davies heard the case with the child swearing against the father. McDonald denies the charge claiming he only entered the room to cover the children and fell on the bed while intoxicated. He also accuses his wife of neglect and drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McDonald
Hennessey Oon
Philip McDonald
Gieneglove
Thomas Jones
McDonald
Davies
Wotson
Caye
Talent fund concert at Jackson Street Baptist Church
A talent fund event this evening by the church choir features an orchestra overture hymn congregation He Leadeth Me and Invocation by Rev Thomas de Grinchy with anthems solo and recitals by Harry Evans Norma Collins and the Bugzoo band A cream social closes the program hosted by the Ladies Aid society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Thomas de Grinchy
Boy of
Harry Evans
Norma Collins
O Holy Father
Bugzoo Band
Return of the Talents
Green Ridge Wheelmen Open House and Reception Notice
The Green Ridge Wheelmen announce an open house and reception with smoker next Friday evening. Members are urged to gather at the club house on Jackson Street at 7 o clock to join the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Jackson Street
Local rummage sale and talent social aids church
Miss Lettle Wagestall of Eynon Street led four rummage sales and a talent social last evening to benefit the Jackson Street Baptist Church. The Loyal Crusaders plan a lawn social this evening on Kirst Welsh Congregational lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettle Wagestall
Eynon Street
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Welsh churches plan outings and visits in Scranton area
Local church groups organize trips to Nay Aug and Lake Carey for Sunday school children and summer camps. Community members, including Richard Hughes and various residents on South Main Avenue, Dorrancetown, and Hyde Park, attend gatherings, visits, and weddings while planning potential Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church expansion on Pittson Avenue.
South Scranton Notes Funeral and Local Socials
The funeral of Michael Coyne was held from his Cellar Dive residence with interment in the Catholic cemetery at Honerdale. Hickory Street Presbyterian church children held a large Lake Lodore outing. Odd Fellows James Connett lodge 170 meet at Frehamn's hall. Frank Dambycher of Century Hose enjoys vacation at Atlantic City. Residents visit Lake Winola Crystal Lake Wilkes-Barre and area locals are noted as various travels and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Coyne
Cellar Divenue
Honerdale
Echonl
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Lake Lodore
James Connett Lodge
Lhedependent Order of Odd Fellows
Frehamn's Hall
Frank Dambycher
Century Hose Company
Atlantic Tits
Katie Cohaten
Anna Loftus
Lake Winola
Frank Landy
Nellie Bellman
Wilkes
Barre
Michael Langan
Cherry Street
Emma Dunleavy
Pittston Avenue
Crytal Lake
Mise Catherine Moore
Potteville
Agnes Brennan
Cedar Avenue
Co. G. Roland
Anna
P. A. Lavelle
Kate
Mary Lavelle
Buffalo
N.Y
Thousand Islands
Great Lakes
J. MH. Walker
Sensible Remedy Offered for Throat and Lung Ailments
An advertisement touts Kemp’s Balsam as superior for coughs colds croup and throat troubles. The proprietor promises a free sample bottle to prove the remedy’s value with a bold claim and a price of zero dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Dunmore Doings Social Enjoyed by Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Aid social on the church lawn drew a large crowd and surpassed expectations. Japanese lanterns lit the scene while a musical program delighted attendees, featuring Edith and Lida Houser from Taylor on piano and violin. Organizers included Mrs. A D Blackinton, Mrs. A S Bryden, Mrs. Fr J Swartz, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Church
Smicinis
Edith
Lida Houser
Taylor
Saqety
A. D. Blackinton
A. 5. Bryden
J. Swartz
H. A. Mace
Peter Zurflied
Albert Mowery
Andrew Allen
Charles Blues
In stalled Pride of the Valley Knights officers list
The Pride of the Valley castle No 159 Knights of the Golden Eagle in Dunmore installed Monday Avenue officers led by Past chief W H Harvey Noble chief Martin Kamfer and vice chief M Vangorden with several other named posts and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride of
Conrad Webber
Worthy Chamberlain
Philette Crabb
W. Sloat
RC. Williams
Selah Gould
Walter Greaves
W. H. Harvey
Community notices from Green Ridge and nearby areas
Local residents discuss visits and departures including Mr Montgomery and daughters from Merels Pa Miss Minnie L Peck substitutes as church organist Earnest Tes will move with family to London England T Bellamy and son Charles visit Prompton Pa Church events include a Cupouse mission choir entertainment July 23 and a Mt St Mary Academy picnic Christ Church hosts a July 18 ice cream social Ladies Aid holds a social on elated lawn July 18 H M Cole returns from Montrose and Thorp on business A G Thomas in Buffalo Miss Margaret Jones visiting Benton Paterson homestead Lawn social of Green Ridge Women’s Temperance Union successful despite threatening weather Edward Nettleton on business trip Mrs Carr visits Honesdale A FE Tewksbury arrives from Brooklyn with Miss Mertice Bayley Brother hood of St Paul meeting at Asbury church led by J S Millan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional
May
Lagerne Street
First Welsh Baptist Church
Nay Aug
Richard Hughes
South Main Avenue
John Henry Jones
Solomon Jones
Lav Orn’ Street
Lake Idlewiile
David M. Jones
Booth
W. W. Grover
Josephine
Hyde Park Avenue
Chambersburg
Mise Flossie Michaels
Hichard Harlow
Etta
Irene
North Hrombey Avenue
Newark
Charles Manning
TD. Mare
North Line
Cal Avenue
Canada
Lawn Wheeler
Port Jervis
Mike Clara Carpenter
North Relieved Avenue
Honesdire
F. Price
Gaylord
South Tromley Avenue
Harvey's Lake
John Allepitch
Hampton Street
Philade
Misce June
Elisabeth
Barbara Lewis
West Locust Street
Lil Ye Davies
Grell
Weingeeten
George Cheen
Tenth Street
New York
Mre
Huntinh Stanton
Bessie Publ
Isabelle Stanton
Fourth Street
Lake Sheridan
John D
Thomas James
Rock Street
Elizabeth Jane
Mabel Martin
Pittston
William N. Chase
North Bromlow Avenue
Thurolouin Thome Means
David J. Davis
Thomas Lowry
Wal
Potreville
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Avie Civitfiths
Robert Bradley
Arthur Jenkins
Williamsport
Leek
Enoch Evans
First Welsh Congregational Church
David Jones
Thomas
Sele
Mike Susan
Harvard
Gomer Dy Heese
Mr. Montgomery
Aaron Roberts
Uapouse Avenue
Merels
Montgomery
Minnie L. Peck
Kingston
Miss Peck
Prof
Shepherd
Cupouse
Green Rodge Presbyterian Church
Christ Church
Mt. St. Mary Academy
Country Club
Ladies Aid Society
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Orlock
H. M. Cole
Capoure Asyelle
Montrose
Thorpoon
A. G. Thomasen
North Park
Buffalo
Muargaret Jones
Abonsey Avenue
Paterson
Benton
Green Ridge
Carnegie's Gift to New York Stalled Over Library Funds
Mayor Van Wyck has withdrawn from the agreement with Andrew Carnegie concerning his 4.2 million gift to the New York public libraries. The board of estimates drew up the proposal, but Carnegie’s signature is now in question and the pact awaits formal approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
van Wyck
Andrew Grnegie
Board of Estimates
Mr. Carnegie
Firemen Strike Continues Amid Mine Workers Walkout
The stationary firemen are idle due to a general mine workers strike. In this city none of the local firemen joined the stoppage, though Beranten Railway men may strike after state committee review. A major meeting at Ringdelph Hall is planned with Mullahy and Morton to discuss the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranten
Ringdelph Hall
Archibald
Mullahy
Morton
Cayuga
Delaware, Lackawanna
Western Colllery
Hallstead
Ruse, Portebone
Woodward
Florey Fred Jones Ahead of Schedule in Mobile Run
Harry Jones, on a mobile run, telegraphed from Warsaw New York that he reached the city Monday night after covering 232 miles in twenty one and a half hours. He was three and a half hours ahead of his planned time and is expected to finish the remaining forty five miles to Buffalo in about four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Florey
Florey & Trooks
Harry Jones
Warsaw
N. Y
Warteaw
Buffalo
Jones
Court Officers Arrive for Federal Session
Court officers Fred Leonard and District Attorney J McCarrell arrived yesterday to attend the United States court session convened by Judge Archbald. A large number of Wilkes-Barre lawyers are expected to be present for the proceedings today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Police and Aldermen Arrests and Dispositions Across City
Police and aldermen report a day of varied actions. Daniel M. Delinaag of Ob] Perge faced a serious charge with $400 bail. Ellen Mifive and Magistrate Millay ordered appearance in court after hearings. A second case fined 1 dollar in the dragnet for drink disorderly. Others, including Amien Chiageeh and Boter Gelin, await further hearings for assault and battery on Joseph Cooper, Michael Hanley, and Matthew Rodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel MW. Delinaag
SW Teil
Howe Tomorow
Joseph Cooper
Michael Hanley
Matthew Rodgers
Raymond Court
Heutenant Goeriile
Neale
Grah
Mowe
Bernardt Donies
Marksin
Splal Oitere
de Seldiniin
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weetern Company
Ccompany
Millar
Wleevis
Mininoka
Weeferlay
Avia Keene
Keene
Boy Bitten by Bull Dog. Dog Shot by Officer
Fred Fidler, a boy on Summit avenue, was seriously bitten on the right leg by a bull dog owned by George Thayer on Short avenue while distributing papers. Dr. J J Jenkins treated the wound and an officer shot the animal. The report also notes several minor arrests and local club notices with upcoming meetings and events coordinated by community groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fidler
Summit Avenue
George Thayer
Short Avenue
Fidler
Thayer
J. J. Jenkins
Mary Duffy
Ferdinand Steoot
Mary Berganduet
Myers
Mra. Berganduet
William Zimberumin
Shultevite
Harlen Heemer
Thomas Mille
Shultaville
Beemer
Ianson
W. Oo. Snyder
W. FB. Snyder
New York City
M. J. Stone
Scranton Brick Works
Binghamton
N.Y
Puritan Congregational
Edurch
Nay Aug Park
Yerterdal
Women's Christian Temperance Union
North Green Ridge
Providence
Sarah EB. Gardner
North Main Avenue
North End
Prohibition, League
Thomas Moore
Hust Parker Street
Main Avenue
Obituary notes for Bertha Dupe and Mrs Hoban
Bertha Dupe daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Dupe died at home 420 Cedar Avenue after one day illness. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. Mrs John Hoban died at home 24 Brook Meet Monday afternoon after a week long illness. She is survived by two daughters Mrs John Robinson and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Dupel
Mre
Fred Dupe
Cedar Avenue
John Hoban
Brook
Hoban
John Robinson
Funeral notices batch from Philadelphia area
Mrs John McBride of Philadelphia and her three sons William Bartholomew and Michael Hoban attend service at St Mary Rosary church. MIS Elizabeth Cordyier dies at 108 Meadow Avenue funeral to follow. MS Thomas Y Jones dies at 106 Keyser Avenue. funeral later. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Parry dies. funeral to be announced. Arthur Howe funeral today at 10 from 610 Pine Street with interment in Stroudsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McBride
Philadelphia
William
Bartholomew
Michael Hoban
Mary Rosary Ehoureh
Elizabeth Cordyier
Meadow Avenue
Thomas Parry
Bignon Street
Arthur
Howe
Pine Street
Stroudsburg
Government defeats in Lords on new War Office post
The government suffered a Lords defeat over creating a new War Office post, a show of rising discontent though deemed minor in impact. Lord Lansdowne opposed the proposal, but the division passed 48 to 20, drawing prolonged cheers upon the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londen
House of Lords
War Office
Lounsdowne
Record of large registrations in El Reno for great drawing
About 38 000 registering in El Reno Oklahoma with 10 007 receiving papers for numbers in the big drawing set for July 20. Total registration reaches 2005 at El Reno with 7 400 in nearby Lawton over four days. Heat remains intense and there is no coffee as conditions stay quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Reno
O. T
Bewin
Militia Seizes Property in Pearman Plantation Area
A militia action near the Pearman plantation led to seizure of a cabin after orders by Charlie PRL. The event involved local militiamen and a promee lin pouroult with the aim of enforcing control over the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avuchios
Pearman Plantation
Howe
Charlie
Wim Fee
Unclear OCR Entry From The Associated Press Style Wire
Fragmented report describes an event with Roy Jones and two others involved in a tire related incident. The text is garbled, with names and details unreadable, preventing a clear summary of the main action or outcome.
Unclear historical note on worker strike and wages
Fragmentary report notes a strike action with references to mould ere strike and wage issues. Mentions a few men logging wages and a call to move after several days, but details are garbled and unclear.
Unclear text from A P newswire
Fragmentary wire copy reports on wage issues and labor actions with no clear names dates places or outcomes. The readable bits indicate discussions over pay and increments but lack concrete figures or specific parties involved.
Unclear OCR: fragmented local record
The readable text is garbled with missing words and broken phrases, preventing a coherent summary of events, names, or places. No clear actions or outcomes can be identified from the supplied fragments.
Valuable Copy of Shakespeare at Auction
A rare teat falry edition of Shakespeare known as Shakesporen Lovion goes to auction this afternoon with a guide price around 1.720 pounds. Bids reflect the rare edition's demand among collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovion
Philadelphia's Loan Increase Authorized by City Mayor
An official communication from Mayor Aplibridge states ordinances were signed authorizing a loan increase from five to six per cent. The funds will be used to improve water supply. The loan will be publicly advertised tomorrow and opened August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Aplibridge
Canada
Walter
Corporations Chartered by Exclusive Wire
An historical listing of multiple corporations chartered, detailing company names, township or location, and capital amounts. The document records several water companies and associated capitals across towns such as Pittston, Meuse, and Forge, with inconsistent spellings and OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodow
Follwing Corporationes
Vantovene Heal Eetann Gescnlatin
Hectont
Central Colliery Ware Cotions
Meuse
Aveca Baremel Water Hompus
Avert Oanstal
Sion
Vateeiile Marongl Water Company
Vateeties Capital
Jenkin Townelip Water Cen Fing
Tonite
Lawiyie Voanigs Capital
Pittston
Toweligy Water Company
Hitteton
Township Capital
Moray Towneship Water Company
Momy Township
Laverne Contescopia
S400
Maine Townhip Water Company
Teint Rownship
Capital G2cmn
Pitston Che Water Company
Capital
Oe Mulieven Berm Water Compny
Trughestowin
Guivid Forge Borough Water Companis
Forge
Pinetree
Hlomwwood Land Occanpane
Wntfehire Capital
Bil OO
Tdnoohn
Maimoports Capiliak, Plier
Turkish customs frauds revealed in London dispatch
A July dispatch from Pall Mall garretts reports Turkish customs frauds tied to gold shipments. The Associated Press details enforcement actions in Constantinople and notes authorities seized around 1,000 pounds worth of goods while pursuing higher customs officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prem
London
WA Dispatch
Pall Mall Garretts Hom Constantinaplé
Unclear historical notice on yardage and performance
Fragmentary report from a byline wire service mentions changes to measurements and yardage figures. Names and locations are garbled, with references to a company and morning events, but key facts are obscured and unsure.
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Scranton
Dan Meredith
St. Patrick's Church Fund
G. W. Jenkins
Talent Fund
General News
Globe Warehouse
George
Starracea
Thompson
F. PB. Doty
Howard
Waverly
Spencer
Sayre
Barton
Star Rovial Club
Gravel Pond
Tunniel P. Hattie
Brooklyn
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Pittson Avenue
Genet Street
South Scranton
Dunmore Doings
Knights of Golden Eagle
White Lily Temple
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
San
Rowe
Man- Tree Avenue
Electric
Arthur TD
John Palmer
A. W. Cook
Misa Adams
Connecticut
Wesley
Eva Montgomery
Church Street
Lucy
Mary Decker
Big Pond
Pike County
Bigtin
Familly
Mise Ethel Smith
Chestnut Street
Robert Law
Mise Ruby
Lester Yost
Carnegie
United States Court
North Scranton
Nottinghams
Brussels
Kelim
Bagdad
Pennsylvania
Williams & M’anusty
Washington Ave
Thomas Y. Jones
Keyser Avenue
Sooners
Oklahoma
Phillips
Posse
Associated
Pring Tylanopedia
Roy Jones
Ciieage
Mulconl
Wall Street
América
K. Mackey & Co
Hudson
Office OF
Pacific Anthracite Coal Co
P.O
Rocky Mount, N
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
Nassau St
Corporations Charterad
Aseslated
Bylaiet
Prema
Wilkradiarre
Wee Stedie
Miniene
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