Doctor Newbury to Retire From Lackawanna Hospital
Dr M E Newbury senior house surgeon at the Lackawanna hospital will retire this month as rules bar longer service than one year. He came from Jersey City a year ago and will be succeeded by Dr Webb with Dr John B Courser as junior surgeon. Also noted are local officials Archbald justice Thomas J Gilden and Army surgeon Dr P H McAndrew headed to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Newbury
Lackawanna Hospital
Newberry
Laurela
Jersey City
Webb
John B. Courser
Scranton Bicycle Club
P. H. McAndrew
Washington
Sternberg
Tampa
Cuba
McAndrew
FB. A. McAndrew
Wilkes-Barre
James McAndrew
Regular
United States Infantry
Bhafter
Bantingo
Parish affairs assigned to Mev J J Haughton at rectory
The affairs of S J Luke's parish will be led by Mev J J Haughton senior curate and he will be at the rectory from eight o clock each morning. The case of Edward Van Worn of Edwardsville vs Thomas Reed of Pittston saw an award in favor of the plaintiff for the full amount with interest. Laura Cannon recently admitted to the bar represented the plaintiff and examined witnesses with notable skill. Morris Goldsmith, the Lackawanna arc hive shoedenier, travels to Bavaria after a visit to Paris. W K R Hughes, formerly of The Trit, joins the Colliery Engineer Co soliciting force based in Hamilton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S J. Luke's
J. J. Haughton
Edward van Worn
Edwardsville
Thomas Reed
Pittston
Laura Cannon
Wilkes-Barre
Morris Goldsmith
Lackawanna
Shoedenier
Bavaria
Atlantic
Paris
aAbey
Local Wedding Announcements and Social Notes
Ridney Broadbent returns home from a trip to Pottaville while B F Davis of Green Ridge is in Susquehanna County on business. Frank and Mrs Hagan host relatives after an extended wedding tour. John Hughes and family host friends at West Elm Street after their wedding trip. Dr Fo Migeins of Wilkes-Barre and Miss Annie Reilly will wed in St. Leo's Ashley on July 6. Miss Margaret Fahey of South Boranton to Thomas O'Foyte, a DL&W stenographer, to wed in August. Harriet Rietta and William David Griffiths to wed at Simpson Methodist Church on July 25 at 1:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Hagan
John Hughes
West Elm Street
Fo. Migeins
Wilkes-Barre
Annie Reilly
Bt. Leo's Church
Ashley, Toerday
Margaret Fahey
South Boranton
Thomas O'Foyte
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Harriet Rietta
George HL. Fellows
Tenth Street
William David Griffiths
North Sumner Avenue
Simpson Methodist Church
Death of Mrs W L Connell Ex Mayor’s Wife
The city mourns Mrs. W L Connell wife of ex mayor after a year long illness. Survived by four daughters and her Philadelphia family. Funeral at 2 pm from 3 Clay Avenue with private interment in Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Connell
Mr. Connell
Philadelphia
D. C. Harrington
Connell
First
Me Methodist Church
Clay Avenue
Forest Hill Cemetery
St Peters Lutheran Church to Mark 30th Anniversary Festivities
St Peter's Lutheran Church observes its thirtieth anniversary with a week of services and an extensive program. Prominent out of town clergymen will deliver addresses and choirs from St Peter's Holy Trinity and Zion's will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
J. W. Randolph
St. Peter's
Holy Trinity
Zion's
Catherine Timberman
Dr . Laird
Philadelphia
Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
FP. P.zizelmann
Zion's Church
J. Niemann
Wilkes- Barre
C. G. Spieker
A. Spaeth
W. L. Hunton
Wilkes-Barre
W. C. Fischer
Pittston
F. H
Mayer’s Condition Doubtful After Runaway Injury
Otto Mayer remained unconscious near midnight after a Friday evening runaway on Bpruce street. Doctors said his skull was not fractured but he suffers a serious brain concussion, with a prolonged period of unconsciousness suggesting a poor prognosis. The report notes likely nonrecovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Mayer
Bpruce Street
Machinists Excursion to Lake Ariel Opens July 23
Members are invited to join a Lake Ariel excursion on July 23 led by Bauer’s band providing music and entertainment for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ariel
Bauer
Reform movement reformer Maloney jailed in county lockup
Reformer T. H. C. Maloney, leader of a Sunday liquor crusade, is in the county jail after failing to post bail on a perjury charge brought by North Main avenue councilman Morris V. Morris. Fifteen hotel owners were arrested on warrants. only four faced alderman hearings and Maloney offered no solid defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
North Scranton
Maloney
T. H. C. Maloney
Morris V. Morris
North Main Avenue
Alderman Fidler
Harry Chappell
Morrie V. Morrie
Martin Clark
Howard Loftus
Llewellyn Bright
Thomas P. Regan
John J. Loftus
Peter Lipowitski
Silvester Wisnoski
William Cusick
Benjamin Cusick
George Mabey
Thomas H. Powell
John Cusick
Michael Gilbride
Fidler
Flag Raised At Manville Colliery A Patriot Rally
A large audience witnessed a grand flag unfurling at Manville colliery Green Ridge on a Saturday afternoon. Speakers Rev George E Guild Attorney A J Colbern and Patriotic veteran A B Stevens praised loyalty and American spirit amid band selections and martial songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Hyde Park Glee Club
Manville
Green Ridge
B B
Atherton
George E. Guild
North End
A. B. Stevens
Dewey
West Sides
David Stephens
P. J. McManus
A. J. Colbern
Father McManus
A. J. Colborn
Ben Griffiths
Bheridan
Langstaff Kelley hearing concludes witness assurances
At a Saturday hearing in the Langstaff Kelley contest, seven witnesses were brought in on attachments. Attorney Holgate questioned them about corridor meetings and alleged homeward instructions, but none testified to tampering. One witness said he loitered near the ar utration room for two days without being called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langstaff- Kelley
Holgate
J. H. McCann
John Gahagen
Peter Moore
James
Patrick McAndrew
John Dalley
John McHale, Jr
Patrick O'Brien
F. W. Gilroy
P. H. Gilroy
Frank Daley
Patrick Flaherty
Joseph Kelly
James Wymbs
Dominick Healey
Thomas Culkin
Writ of Mandamus Served in South Side Sewer Case
Writ of peremptory mandamus directed at City Controller Robinson was served by Deputy Sheriff Ferber on Deputy Controller Liseleo since Robinson is in Europe. Dunn Bros. seeks to compel contract certification for the South Side sewer. Attorney J H Burns suggests issuing 10 year bonds to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Dunn Bros
South Side
Ferber
Liseleo
Europe
J. H. Burns
Tax Collectors Bonds Filed for City Wards
Four city tax collectors filed bonds in court on Saturday. George F. Kellew fled his $9,500 bond as Fourteenth ward collector. sureties were Alexander Barrowman and H. E. it. tenhouse. H. S. Pierce, First ward Carbondale collector, posted an $8,000 bond with A. B. Cook, A. W. Daley, L. H. Snyder and FP. KE, Jenking as sureties. Theodore Hessinger, collector for the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Kellew
Fourteenth Ward
Alexander Barrowman
E. It.tenhouse
H. 8. Pierce
First Ward
Carbondale
A. B. Cook
A. W. Daley
L. H. Snyder
FP. Ke, Jenking
Theodore Hessinger
Bond filings in city wards cited with sureties
In the Eleventh ward a bond of 8500 was filed with sur eties Charles H Kaestner and Charles Keifer named. John J Costello collector for the Third ward fled his bond set at 5500 with sureties William Hopkins Patrick J Mullen Patrick Loftus and John L Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Ward
Charles H. Kaestner
Charles Keifer
John J. Costello
Third Ward
William Hopkins
Patrick J. Mullen
Patrick Loftus
John L. Moran
Captain Robling’s Sword Presented to Captain Robling
Chief Gurreil and the police force met to arrange an award for Captain Robling. The sword was exhibited and praised as fitting for Camp Alger. A watch for Lona Pay was jointly funded by Captain Edwards Detective Moir and Patrolman Saltry and will be publicly displayed. Chief Gurreil urged prompt, independent action by officers on duty and praised their harmony and faithful work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurreil
Robling
Batley
Camp Alger
Edwards
Moir
Saltry
Lona
Gurrel
Doctor Uses Pebbles Trick to Save Horse after Dunmore Ditch Plunge
Dr DP B Hand rode to Dunmore on a Saturday and fell into a street ditch while returning home. With the help of bystanders he orchestrated shovels and careful packing of dirt to raise the ground and extricate the horse in about fifteen minutes, using a practical, steady approach rather than ropes or pulleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DP. B. Hand
Dunmore
Cherry Street
Sweeney and Dougherty Arrested After Barroom Altercation
John Sweeney and Michael Dougherty, both about 87, caused trouble at the Sworanton House. Patrolmen Flaherty Goertitz and Karlius pursued under the Linden street bridge before arrest. They were jailed by Mayor Bailey for 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sweeney
Michael Dougherty
Sworanton House
Flaherty
Sweeney
Dougherty
Goertitz
Karlius
Linden Street
Bailey
AGLI_sent_to_jail after escape permit
Frank Agli, the special officer who allowed a prisoner committed by Alderman Millar to escape, was jailed Saturday after a Friday hearing. He could not post bail and asked for time to find a bondsman, but the alderman sent him to Center Street station until the next day and then to await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Agli
Millar
Center Street
Political Jottings on Democratic County Convention
Michael Grant of Langstaff avenue seeks delegate from the second district of the Twenty first ward for the Democratic county convention. Primaries to elect delegates will be held Saturday and leaders will meet this week to agree on a late to present to the convention. A Bloomsburg dispatch reports Charles L Hawley of Beranton, Prohibition candidate for president judge of the Twenty sixth Judicial district, has begun his campaign and Prohibitionists expect Republican endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Grant
Langstaff Avenue
Bloomsburg
Philadelphia
Charles L. Hawley
Beranton
Twenty-sixth
Columbia
Montour Counties
Hawley
Dentist Ad Promotes Crown and Bridge Work
Dr. A. C. St. Amand of the Philadelphia Dental Parlors advertises dental services for the Lackawanna and Franklin avenues area. He offers high quality work with a specialty in crown and bridge procedures and moderate charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. St. Amand
Philadelphia
Lackawanna and
Franklin Avenues
Knights of Pythias to Redeem Tickets at Hotel American
Carbondale lodge committee of Knights of Pythias will be at Hotel American tonight from 6 to 9 to redeem tickets for those who missed transportation on the July 4 excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Carbondale Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Hotel American
Sale Aims to Wrest Control of Bonta Pipe Firm
A Scranton investor consolidates stock in two Bonta companies and plans a 9 o'clock Thursday sale to transfer majority control to a single manager. The Glass Pipe unit has stalled for a year, but backers say glass pipe production is viable if properly run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Bonta Gines Pipe and Conduit Company
Scranton
Tribune
Preparations To Pay Deficit From July Fourth Celebration
Representatives of United Irish American societies met to settle a deficit from the Athletic park Fourth of July event. Delegates plan a Sunday meeting to form a permanent federation while agreeing to raise funds thisforenoon by a bank note. Twenty four medals were awarded with fourteen gold and ten silver. total deficit $526. Participating societies will share the pre rata costs and the medals will be presented after payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
John Boyle O'Reilly Council
Awgerent Order of Hibernians
Young Mews Institute
Temperance Societies
Guardsmen Pass Through City En Route to Camp Black
A Company of Guardsmen from Syracuse, numbered One Hundred and Forty first, traveling in three cars on the 255 a.m. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western train, passed through the city at 3 o'clock Saturday morning en route to New York City. They will be mustered in today as Company A of the Two Hundred and Second Regiment, New York Volunteers, for New York state's second call quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard of
New York
Syracuse
New York City
Camp Black
Lackawanna
Two Hundred and Second Regiment
Soldiers Named in Byracuee Company Roster
Ordered by Captain J. H. Buck, First Lieutenant George Burns and Second Lieutenant Alexander Jennings. Many of Byracuee's best sons are members of this company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Buck
George Burns
Alexander Jennings
Byracuee
Remains Laid At Rest Curran Funeral Attended by Many
The funeral of Anthony P. Curran was held Saturday from his parents Avoca home. A vast crowd from Lackawanna and Luzerne counties joined the procession to Avoca cemetery. Mass was conducted at St. Marys church by Rev J Curran with Father McCabe delivering the sermon. Miss Regina McCabe sang and William Kelly led hymns as remains were taken to the grave. Knights of Columbus members attended in force. Interment followed at Avoca cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony P. Curran
John Curran
Avoca
Lackawanna
Lugerne
St. Mary’s Church
J. Curran
Wilkes-Barre
J. J. McCabe
Waudeacon
J. J. O'Reilly
East End
Wilkes- Barre
Father McCabe
Regina McCabe
Carbondale
William Kelly
Archbald
Jerusalem
Knights of Columbus
Avoca Cemetery
Grandest mountain scenery on D and R G rail line
The Denver and Rio Grande offers through Pullman sleepers and tourist cars on double daily service between Denver and Salt Lake City Ogden and San Francisco Los Angeles for transcontinental travelers. Contact H Tupper New York or 8 K Hooper Denver for illustrated Rocky Mountain views. The Liederkranz excursion to Fairview set for July 20 with Bauer's band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Denver
Salt Lake City
Ogden
San Francisco
Andos Angeles
H Tupper
Broadway
New York
K. Hooper
Col
Rocky Mountain
Hooper, G. P
T. A
Colo
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Ackawanna
Aundry
Perry
Manila
Knabe
Vose
Brige
Perry Bros
Wyoming Ave
Columbian Detective Agency
Cime Bank Building
Scranton, PA
Crown Catarrh Powder Co
Clinton Place
Chas
McMullen
Geneva Insurance Omee
TreTraders National Bank Bi
Gus Role
Kemp
Wyoming Avenue
Thomas J. Gilden
Hoa
Hastings
Gilden
Pougher
Gildea
Archtald
Histings
Squire
Hoffman House
Ney Aug Park
Women's Publishing Company
Petersburg
German Presbyterian Sunday School
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Hickory Street Baptist Church
Providence Christian Church
Park Place Church
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Adams Arene Eee Meee Tenia Episco Church
Welch Oh See
Mra
Rogers Terae
Eugie'a Mere
Canada
Mr. Israel
W. KR. Hughes
The
Tritone
Colliery Engineer Company
Hamilton
Ohio
Ridney Broadbent
Pottaville
B. F. Davia
Susquehanna County
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Mayer
Scranton Board of Trade Real Estate Company
Board of Trade
D. B. Atherton
Reformer Maloney
South Side Sewer
Captain Robling
Mayor Bailey
Lona Day
D. B. Hand
Patrolman
Agli
Thal
Glass Pipe and
Condit Company
Georgia
California
Anthony FP. Curran
Liederkranz
Fairview
Clarke Bros
HAMS
Merchant Iron and Steel
Bittenbender & CO
Peters’ Ammunition
Franklin Avenue
S.C. Snyder
Spruce Street
Motel
Jermyn
Lackawanna Ave
Raynolds
Maloney OL and Manufacturing CO
Meridian Street
Japan
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Tack
Snow
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Kimball
George H.ives
West Market Street
Barbour's Home Credit House
Lackawannai Ave
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