Coughlin Joins Wilkes-Barre Team Amid Odd Board Action
William Coughlin formerly with Pawtucket joined Wilkes-Barre on Monday and spent the night at his parents’ home on Capoose Avenue. A poky board of appraisement at the melee with Providence passed a ban on Coughlin bonds, ordering their sale only above par and forbidding Scranton members from holdings. A bronze medal was ordered for Coughlin’s achievements as the session adjourned. Later a balloon ascent at Victor Koch’s home drew spectators from a passing car on Madison Avenue. A storm soaked Park Place and Green Ridge, while Monday brought a gentile rain to Dunmore and Marion Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coughlin
Pawtucket Baseball Club
Wilkes-Barre
Capoose Avenue
Harry Merritt
Wilkes-Barre Record
Coughlin
Bill Coughlin
Scranton
Providence
As & Unit
Coughlin Manufacturing Co
Third Base
A. Park
Park Place
Court Street
Albright Avenue
Providence Road
Jones Street
Dunmore
Mattie Davies
Bumner Avenue
George McDonald
Newark
N. J
Mise Pauline Jacoby
Portland
H. H. Recileman
Webster Avenue
Miss Mackle
Kingston
Mise Myrtle Cromer
Hyde Park Avenue
Stelle's
James Lonergan
Montrose
Weet Beranton
Annie Lowie
West Locust Street
Elizabeth Lloyd
Wyoming
Misse Mae
Jane Simpson
Weet Drinker Street
Wyalusing
Chief Hickey
Fire Department
August Geiger
Lake Henry
David Jones
Snyder Avenue
John Eppen Jones
Archfuld Street
Lake Idlewide
T. P. Finnegan
New York
T. P. Roche
Mre
Car Fants
Albany
N. Y
Green Ridge
G. F. Whittem
Nellie Corcoran
Margaret Moran
Thomas Murray
Joseph Nolan
Bellevue
Owego, N
Many locals travel and visit around the area
Miss Anna Mulley returns from Cape Cod and many residents list travels to cities like New York Philadelphia Trenton and Buffalo with friends relatives or on business. Attendees include Dr Dwyer of Forest City and attorney Richard Buntecd of New Orleans while others visit Lake Winola Lake Sheridan and Harvey's Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mulley
Cape Cod
Dr. Dwyer
Forest City
May Willams
Acker Avenue
Factoryville
Josephine Murray
Bearlake
Edward Lewie
Hampton Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Richard Buntecd
New Orlens
Mise Noah Roderick
Eynon Street
Parsons
B. L. Cawley
Price Street
Carbondale
Mary McAndrew
Farview Avenue
Elmira
N. J
Jessie Beavers
North Rebecca Avenue
Dover
T. M. Miller and
Washburn Street
Lake Winola
Bridget Ray
Nebraska
M. WH. Griffin
John J. Collina
Clothiers
New York
Washington, D.C
J. G. Eckman
Wyoming Camp Ground
A. Morgan
Nanticoke
FP. F. Spellman
Archbald
Charles Lenshon
Wilkea- Barre
Will J. Davis
Company F
Camp Alger
Harry Davis
North Bumner Avenue
New York City
Andrew Campbell
A. J. Howley
Christopher Vaneton
Philadelphia
Prospect Avenue
Margaret Walters
Lincoln Avenue
Great Bend
Mise Lingin Mirtz
Cedar Avenue
Hagleton
Samuel Means
Beysmour Jones
Jackson Street
Fear course at Boston Conservatory of Music
A student studies at the Boston Conservatory under Prof. T. J. Davies and Prof. Haydn Vivans. Friends expect him to earn a degree in his chosen art, aided by natural aptitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Conservatory of Music
T. J. Davies
Haydn Vivans
Farmer James Bride Injured in Hay Mow Fall
James M. Bride a Bloomberg farmer dislocated his hip last spring by falling from a hay mow and was taken yesterday to the Moses Taylor hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Bride
Bloomapurg
Moses Taylor Hospital
Elks Hat Trend Adopted by The Excursion Committer
The excursion party adopts the newest Elk hat from New York Elks. They praise the neat, nobby style and urge readers to purchase from Rowe the hatter who is selling the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Elks
Rowe
Grand Army excursion to seven County Veterans' reunion
Travel to Binghamton on Friday July 22 for the Grand Army event with the seven county veterans reunion. Fare details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Grand Army
Seven County Veterans
Woman in Scranton Leaps Into River. Rescued by Man
Lizzie Berner a Sauquoit Silk Mill worker in Scranton suffers a breakdown and jumps into the Lackawanna River. Joseph O Connor of Genet Street pursues and saves her from drowning. She regains consciousness with no memory of the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauquoit
Lackawanna River
Joseph O’connor
Genet Street
Lizale Berner
Beech Street
Scranton
Lingle
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Jersey Central
John O'Conner
Liszie
O'Connor
Meeting of Charity Board in Federal Building
The board of associated charities met at Postmaster Ripple's office in the Federal building. Attendees included John Gibbons P. J. Phillips W. Gaylord Thomas and Colonel Ripple. Mrs Duggan reported an Italian in Raymond court in poor health with a family unable to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Associated Charities
Ripple
Federal Building
John Gibbons
P. J. Phillines
W. Gaylord Thomas
Colonel Ripple
Duggan
Raymond Court
A. P. Bedford
Nay Aug Park
Standard Dramatic Company Reorganizes For Charity
After five years of silence the Standard Dramatic company of this city reorganized last evening at Robert Rankin's residence on Clay avenue Dunmore. Rehearsals for Uncle Dick's Darling will begin and a Lyceum performance is planned to benefit a charitable institution. The stock company will stage occasional performances with a large membership of top local amateurs and ex-members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Dramatic Company
Robert Rankin
Clay Avenue
Dunmore
Lyceum
Has His Hands Full
Philip Lewis of Mayfield was released on his own recognizance before Judge Archbald after a month in jail on assault and battery and threats to kill his wife. His wife urged release due to pressing family needs and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Lewis
Mayfield
Archbald
Carriers Eye Convention Site Fight With City Backers
Local Carriers Association plans to press for a favorable convention location. The board of trade invites, plus city councils and public bodies, will issue invitations reinforced by strong newspaper backing from multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Porter’s Body Arrives From Fort Myer Hospital
The remains of Walter Porter of Moosic, a private in Company D Thirteenth Regiment, died at Fort Myer hospital Sunday night. Corporal Thoriag Russell Jr and Privates Henry Ives and William Jenninge accompanied the body, which lay in a draped metallic casket in the home parlor. A military funeral will be held at Brick Church at 3 o’clock with pallbearers Corporal Lena Day and Private Charles Warner acting as guard on the trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Porter
Moosic
Camp Alger
Fort Myer
Thoriag Russell, Jr
Henry Ives
William Jenninge
Company D
Lena Day
Charles Warner
Unfounded charges in embezzlement case heard in arbitration
Arbitrators found that W J Tracey did not embezzle Campbell's money and awarded 433.05 for Tracey. Campbell had Tracey arrested for embezzlement and Tracey answered with a perjury charge against Campbell who alleged the embezzlement. Tracey had overpaid Campbell by 493.05. Witnesses included R A Dainty and J Turn from Stark Turn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Tracey
Tracey
W. H. Campbell
George M. Watson
J. C. Vaughan
Campbell
Olyphant
Building and Loan Association
R. A. Dainty
Rittenbender & Co
John Turn
Stark & Turn
al Kays
Open Air Concert In North End By Scranton Elks Tomorrow
Complimentary band concert at Providence Square presented by the Scranton Lodge of Elks for the North End. Music by Prof. Robert Bauer’s band featuring new airs. Elks’ Lake Ariel excursion on Wednesday July 27 with trains at 8 59, 9 00, 1 9 and 2 28 pm. Tickets round trip adults one dollar children under 12 twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Squate
Scranton Lodge of Elks
North End
Robert Bauer
Elks
Lake Ariel
Lake Ari
Large trespass suit over 50 thousand tons of coal
The declaration filed in Prothonotary Copeland's court by Winton, Winton, Leas, Lewis and Mount Vernon Coal against Mount Jessup Coal alleges trespass from June 27, 1811 to June 8, 1817. Defendants’ agents mined 50 000 tons on plaintiff coal land in Wintonborough. Treble value allowed by law raises the suit to 150 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Gulf of
Mayer Still Unconscious After 96 Hours
Otto Mayer remained unconscious at midnight but showed signs of improvement yesterday with less inertia after nourishment. He moved in bed indicating potential returning consciousness as doctors monitor condition, nine hours past since he fell unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Mayer
Watch Presented to Private Lona Day by Police
Police officers plan a Friday presentation of a solid gold open faced watch to Private Lona B Day of the Thirteenth Regiment. Chief Gurrell will deliver the speech at city hall headquarters in the afternoon, after Day returned home on furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona B. Day
City Hall
Gurrell
Day
Scranton Board Invites NAM National Letter Carriers Meet
The Scranton board of trade invites the National Association of Letter Carriers to hold its 18th convention in the city. The event would follow the Toledo convention in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Board of Trade
National Association of Letter Carriers
Toledo
Reduced rate tickets for Trans Mississippian exposition
Reduced rate tickets on sale from June 10 to October for travel to Omaha or Kansas City via Lehigh Valley railroad. Inquire at ticket agents for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Omaha
Kansas City
Jubilee Services Mark German Lutheran Milestone
The second jubilee service at St Peter's Petersburg featured Rev. Mr. Fischer of St John’s Pittston Rev. Mr. Lisse of Christ Church South Scranton and Rev. Mr. Von Bosse of Harrisburg with music by Miss Timberman Alfred Wooler and the St Peter’s choir. Speakers urged Lutheran solidarity and church renewal as Dr Spaeth and other guests were noted absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fischer
St. John's Church
Pittston
Lisse
Christ Church
South Scranton
von Bosse
Harrisburg
St. Peter's Church
Petersburg
J. Alfred Pennington
St. Peter's
August Wahlers
J. W. Randolph
Jesus
Alfred Wooler
Gray
Mr. Randolph
Spaeth
Philadelphia
Mr. Hunton
Wilkea- Barre
Mr. Lisse
Christchurch
Beranton
von Busse
Germany
House of God
Herschmann
Brooklyn
Mr. Schirger
Carbondale
L. Ramer
St. Mark's
Lauer
St. Paul's
Mr. Kowala
Emanuel's
Miss Timberman
Unrest at Summers Hotel Follows Quick Free Fight
In Bunfay evening Paul Robau cho and fellow countrymen drank at Summers hotel. A clash broke out with punches and clubs. Constable Henry and a companion were injured while Robau‘s skull injury was feared. no arrests were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunfay
Paul Robau~cho
Robaucho
Henry
Aon
Robando
Manal Aminager Arrains Hurst In Forcible Entry Case
Fred Hurst appeared before Alderman Kase on charges of forcible entry and detainer brought by R Robinson. Hurst allegedly took keys to a Meadow Avenue house and moved in refusing to leave, with bail set for court. Emil Becker was ordered to appear, with Robinson acting as prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hurst
Kase
R. Robinson
Meadow Avenue
Hurst
Fer
Emil Becker
Robinson
Grand Canyon of rail travel offered by D and R G
The Denver and Rio Grande promotes mountain scenery tours across Colorado Utah and New Mexico for transcontinental travelers with double daily service and through Pullman sleepers and tourist cars linking Denver Salt Lake City Ogden San Francisco and Los Angeles. Advertises illustrated Rocky Mountain views 11x14 mailed for a small fee to K Hooper Denver Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Denver
Bast Lake City
Ogden
San Francisco
Los Angeles
H. E. Tupper
Broadway
New York
K. Hooper
Col
Rocky Mountain
Hooper, G. P
T. A
Colo
Machinists Excursion to Lake Ariel with Bauer's Band
Members plan a trip to Lake Ariel aboard excursion train number 33. Bauer's band will perform on the return ride, providing entertainment for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ariel
Uty
Bauer
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Perry Bros
Wyoming Ave
Ludwig and
Briggs
Stuart
Columbian Detective Agency
Cime Bank Building
Scranton, PA
John T. Coughlin
Department of State
Crown Oi Catarth Powder Co. Og Clin
Chas
McMulley
Ynave
Tre Tioders National Bank Ble
Gus Role Gomerand
Kemp
Wyoming Avenue
Victor Koch
Madison Avenue
M. H. Niland
Marion Street
Mr and
Mia
Sol Goldsmith
Harvey's Lake
Hotel Oneonta
BK. L. Laudig
Builders’ Exchange
Ringtown
Schuylkill County
Erin K. Kraemer
Lackawanna Hospital
Trenton
James Moran
Cal
Willian Moran
South Africa
Nev
Thomas de Gruchy
Chas, Huciley
Baptist Young Peiple's Union of the Church
Buffalo
Baptist Young People’s Convention
Rogues
Spacex
Eaich
Foster A. Gift
Lizzie Berner
Meeting OF Charity Board
Porter
Walton Holmes
Sreess Hebert i Mediley
Beyer
Stars and Stripes
Cambria
Bonnisseau
Eedane Tracy
Burr
Mount Jessup Coal Company
Mayer
Barbertown
E. G
Coursen
S.C. Snyder
Gai Spruce Street
Jermyn
Fue Balu Block Co
Clarke Bros
HAMS
Merchant Iron and Steel
Bittenbender & CO
Peters’ Ammunition
Franklin Avenue
Wesw Pit
Raynolds
NL and Manufacturing
Japan
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Snow
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Kimball
George H.ives
West Market Street
Barbour's Home Credit House
Lackawanna
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