Local residents and travelers head to events and visits
Mrs J Moyer of Kingston visited West Side friends while Mrs Donovan of the South Side stays with her parents at Great Bend. Dr A J Connell returns home from a New York trip. J A Foster of New York Street visits friends in Carbon County. Misses Filla and Rose Johan of Green Ridge in Hallstead. John F Roche returns from Nova Scotia. Rev and Mrs Israel depart for Endeamere Sullivan County for six weeks. Miss Nettle Field returns from Providence visits. Prof B H James visits Montross schools. Mrs S Millhauser and Miss Arline Landon back from Tunkhannock. Brewer Peter Krantz from Carbondale sails for Germany Aug 1 to see old country. Lizale Williams and Miza Mettle Pickering return from Boston Christian Endeavor convention via Hartford. Misses Huschke, Kraft, Smith, Fenith, and John Webb at Cottage Annette. Fred Forbes of Carbondale visits city. to rejoin New York World's staff in September. Delegates to Baltimore Baptist Young People convention set to depart. list includes Rev J T Calline, Rev D C Hughes, Hey WH Watkins, plus many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Moyer
Kingston
West Side
C. C. Donovan
South Side
Great Bend
A. J. Connell
New York City
J. A. Foster
New Yorks Street
Carbon County
Filla
Rose Johan
Green Rridge
Halletead
John F. Roche
Nova Scotia
Rogers Israel
Endeamere
Sullivan County
Tunkhannock
Peter Krantz
Carbondale
Germany
Misa Lizale Williams
North Finn
Miza Mattle Pickering
Peedeville
Christian Endeavor
Boston
Carbonds' Herald
New York World's City
Forces of
International Baptist Young People’s Union
Baltimore
J. T. Calline
D. C. Hughes
Hey
WH. ‘Watkins
Mis
Replogle Denies Ungentlemanly Language at Hearing
In a letter to The Tribune editor D B Replogle defends his conduct at a Commonwealth vs Blackmore hearing before Alderman Millar. He counters a prior report claiming he used improper language and requests publication of his reply. He notes alleged bar member Beale comments and calls for fairness from the press and Lackawanna bar members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Millar
Commonwealth Va
Oscar .Blackmore
Beale
Lackawanna Bar
D. B. Replogle
Trains to the Seashore by Central Railroad NJ
The Central Railroad of New Jersey offers superior accommodations for outings to the seashore. Morning and returning trains connect from Beranton and Wilkes Barre to Ocean Grove with parlor car service and through coaches. Departures include 6:20 am and 1:22 pm with midday and evening return options, plus connections at Mirabeth with the New York Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Beranton
Wilkes-Barre
Ocean Grove
Branton
Wilkes Barre
Mirabeth
New York
Expres
Cee Sans
Reoau
Tee
Ocean
Corner Stone Laying at Dunmore Parish House
Rev. Rogers Israel of St. Luke's led the corner stone service for Dunmore Parish House with Archdeacon Coxe delivering an address. Speakers included Rev. Rogers Lorael and Rev. Urban. articles were sealed in the stone and the building, to be constructed by contractor Osterhout, will provide meeting space on the first floor and regular church services on the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Israel
St. Luke's Church
St. Mark's Taterion
St. Luke's
Dunmore
Scranton Tribune
Scranton Times
Scranton Truth
Scranton Republican
United States
Coxe
Scranton
Chad
Rov
Rogers Lorael
Osterhout
Charles N. Crittenden
Florence
G. H. Senft
Altoona
Lev. G. A. Renwick
Corry
George Staith
Newton
Railroad Wins and Woes Across Nineteenth Century Lines
Pennsylvania officials deny a war with conductors while the ICC grants extra time to install steel tabs on freight cars. Central Railroad of New Jersey insists on uniform car sizes as coal shipments rise 11,958, tons year to date. Reading Railroad tests a new compound locomotive with a single pair of oversized drivers, promising faster service. Wages for track workers rise 10 percent across Philadelphia to Rehoboth, with conventions listed for multiple railroad groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Cammerce Oommission
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Philadelphia and
Reading Road
Pennsylvania Rasilroad
Pittebure
Erie
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Rehoboth
Ballmead
American Association of General Maggage
Buffalo
N. Va
New York City
Tueway
National Railroad Master Blacksmiths’ Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Traveling Agents’ Association
Dallas
Tex
Roadmasters’ Association of America
St. Louie
Trailway
New Orleans
Reading Railroad Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Reading
Bishop Arrested in Disorderly House Raids
Alice Bryant accuses ER A Bishop of running a disorderly house at 28 Lackawanna Avenue. Alderman Millar issues a warrant. Chief Carman and Jeff Toosler raid the premises finding Bishop in charge and Lottle Wert present. Bishop held to bail £500. Miss West fined $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bryant
Alice
Millar David
Bishop
Lackawanna Avenue
Jeff Toosler
Charles Quincy Carman
Lottle Wert
Miss West
L A W Race Meet at Driving Park Opens Season
The Green Ridge wheelmen host the L A W race meet at Driving Park on the first of the month with riders from Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Delaware and possibly Massachusetts. A grandstand for 3600 seats and a $1000 outlay underline the scale of the event. The Peerless land will pace the races aided by Hittenbender Co. Admission is 2 cents. Races start at 2.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifeen Ridge
Driving Park
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Massachusetts
Green Ridge
Driving
Agenta, Hittenbender & Co
Whitesell Hutchens Nuptials in Scranton
In Scranton on July 17, Rev. Edwin Lynn Miller joined Ida Hutchens of Plymouth Pa and Jonah Whitesell of Hunlocks Pa in marriage. The ceremony and local notices highlight the couple’s union.
Believers Conference Opens in Green Ridge Tabernacle
Open air gatherings in Scranton begin a Believers Conference and Christian Workers' Convention led by James Scoville and William H. McArthur. Mrs Abbie Morrow speaks on Christ's Coming. diverse speakers from New York and local pastors participate with Bible study, testimonies, and evening services. Ice cream and cultural events accompany the program through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Believers’ Conference
Christian Workers’ Convention
Green Ridge Gospel Tabernacle
James Scoville
William H. McArthur
Moody
Scranton
Tabernacle
Adams Avenue
Able C. Morrow
New York
Local Socials and Travels Highlight Busy Week
Mrs Reynolds returned from Boston last evening. Mrs Lt BR Atherton and son Fred visited Carbondale. Rev John J OToole left for Mount Carmel for vacation. Miss Beesle Williams departs for Baltimore. Mrs H K Brown and Mrs J T Alden visiting L W Moree. Louis Morsa visiting parents in North Main Ave. Rev Father Leffey returns from Toronto. Park Place church hosts social tonight. Joseph Duffy returns to New York after visiting Anna Walsh. Mrs D B Atherton and Nelson to return from Summerville New Jersey. Funeral of Henry Oakley at Oak Street residence this afternoon. Rev Mr Brahl to officiate. Green Ridge Baptist church lawn social planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Morsa
New York City
L. W. Moras
North Main Avenue
Father Leffey
Toronto
N. J.mcmamus
Park Place Methodist
Anna Walsh
Cusick Avenue
D. B. Atherton
Nelson
Summerville
N. J
Henry Oakley
Oak Street
Brahl
Green Ridge
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Elmira Man Credits Doan's Kidney Pills With Cure
J. Flodder of 214 South Main Elmira testifies after years of kidney and bladder disorders. He says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved pain back to normal sleep and energy, purchased locally and mailed boxes available from Foster Milburn Buffalo NY as sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flodder
South Main Street
Elmira
Boddor
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburne, Buffio
Uitates
Deaths and notices fill South Side column
Obituary announces the death of Lizzie Malley of 222 River Street at age 22 with funeral set for 9 a m at St Peters Cathedral and Hyde Park Cemetery. Also notes Michael Miller of Cedar Avenue a renowned checker player, Lizzie Storr visiting Honesdale, Kate Quinn in Wilkes-Barre, and Scranton Brangerrunde’s Allentown trip looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Malley
River Street
Michael Miller Oan
Mra
Owen O' Malley
Mira Lizzie
Grim Reaper
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Thom Michael Miller
Cedar Avenue
Miler
Lizzie Storr
Alder Street
Viesling
Honesdale
Kate Quinn
Maple Street
Vissting
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton Baengerrunde
Allentow
Edgar C. Genmell
Pittston Avenue
Frank McDonald
Southworks
Harry
Horse of
Century Hose Company
Tate Jury
Catherine Doud
Pear Street
Myde Park Catho Hc
WI Bordenstine
G. A. Miller
Philadelphia
Flexible Dinner Sets Sell In Pieces On Easy Terms
The ad explains you can buy a Dinner Set in parts as you save from 14 to 40 dollars. You may purchase Tea Cups and Saucers Fruits Saucers and Dinner Plates separately over time with no obligation to take the whole set. A wide choice of stock patterns and matching Toilet Sets are available.
Prayer meeting and social notes fill town life
In a busy local column residents attend a Methodist church prayer meeting and social events. Miss Julia Bishop visits from Fourth Street, Grace Stanton stays with relatives in town, and several residents travel to Pittston and Factoryville. A baseball game near Moses Taylor hospital ends 9 to 4 in favor of the local Americans against Scranton’s Jolly Nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Bishop
Fourth Street
Parlor
Spencer Coal Company
Young American Social and Athletic Club
Burschell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morton's Bulletin
Norton
Lackawanns Avenue
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
MR. Replogle
Dunmore Parish House
Archdeacon Coxe
St. Maark’s Fiscopal Church
Dunnwre
St. Mark's Parish Building
St. Mark's Rectory
Railroad News
Twenty-fourth
Chestnut Streets
Jereey City
Mise Bryant
Law and Order
Christ
Louise Shepherd
Stephen Merrit
H. B. Simpson
West Market Street
Misa Owens
Mix Watkins
David Phillips
Lakes’ Aid Society
Providence Presbyterian
Mw Wechil
Jee Crewm
Cuke
North End
Elmira Gnazette
South Side News
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Kyoming Averue
Ae Toe
Piccadilly Toefords
Spruce Street
U. E. Crofut, Prop'r
Heart Lake, Pa
Niahed
le & W
Swahye
Dr. Swayne & Son
Martin& Delany
Pilsener
Victor
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lackarve
Moses Taylor
RR. T
Eldridge Park
Lmir
Gilhool
James & Kelly
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
William S. Millar
Gas and Water Co
Wyoming Ave
Center ST
Tod
Petronage
Lackawanaa Ave
G. Elmendorf
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Maloney
OL and
Manuel
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
Pratis
Lackawanna Agsnaa
Maine
Ofiles
Washington Avenue
Nay-Ang
BR. B
M. H. Dale
Scranton, Pal
Meers, Curtis && Wheeler
Deelin
Tren Shore
Oxford
Lagkawanna Store Association
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
Atlantic Refining Co
Wm. Mason
Coal Exchayne
Wyoming
Ava
Pine Brook
Wellbach Light
Turers
Agen
Vebushes
E.c. Ricker& CO
Adame Ave
ODD Fellows
Masons
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