West Scranton wedding at St David's church
Rev McHenry conducts the marriage of William J H Dawes of West Point Nebraska and Miss Mary Eleinger of North Malawa venue at St David's Episcopal Church. The ceremony features ornate decor and a large procession with bridesmaids and friends, followed by a reception at the Eleinger residence. Mr Dawes will later depart for West Point where he is stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William JH. Dawes
Weat Point
Neb
Mary Eleinger
Daniel Eleinger
North Mala
Bt. David's Episcopal Church
E. J. Meltenrs
West Ferantin
Grace Acker
Lillian Kenward
May Fisher
Cortre
Clorgsman
Bile Osha Claire
Alexander Sharkey
Pittston
Uehers
Benjamin F
Maid of Honor
Beomemin
Mleinger
Dawes
West Point
Paine's Celery Compound and Pinkham's Compound
Local listing highlights Paine's Celery Compound and Pinkham's Compound along with Joe Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Prices shown include 75 cents for Mellon's Food and 38 to 55 cents for various items on Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Pinkham
Joe Pierce
Golden Medical
Bannister and Markwick Wed at St David's Church
Francis B. Bannister and Edith L. Markwick were united in marriage at St. David's Episcopal Church on Jackson Street. The couple, both of 1497 Laverne Street, were attended by Miss Florence Markwick and John Markwick. A reception followed at their Luzerne Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Episcopal Church
Mc Henry
Francis Bannister
Edith Markwick
Allis Chapter
The
Epworth League
Jackson Street
I. J. Medhenry
Francis B. Bannister
Edith L. Markwick
Laverne Street
Eler
Florence Markwick
John Markwick
Luzerne Street
Epworth League Chapter Organized at Allis Mission
At the Allis mission a new Epworth League chapter was formed Tuesday evening to build mission support. Officers include President Thomas Stail, Vice Presidents Edwin Henge Elizabeth Jenkins and Mrs Thomas Stal, Secretary John Ord, Treasurer Maggie Morton, Trustees Thomas Stuff John Ord James Chambers. A public installation is planned in August by Reverend J. I. Sweet. The group aims to start a building fund immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis Mission
Epworth League
Thomas Stail
Eewin Henge
Elizabeth Jenkins
Thomas Stal
John Ord
Maggie Morton
Thomas Stuff
James Chambers
Simpeon Methodist Epiacopal Church
Ttev
J. 1. Sweet
Farwell to Prank Snyder in Sudden Death
Prank Snyder four years old son of Mr and Mrs John H H Snyder of 115 Juckeon tree died suddenly yesterday afternoon after no long illness. Father is a meat market attache. The family mourns as the funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Dunmore cemetery burial at Dunmore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HH. Snyder
Snyder
Troster's
Dunmore Cemetery
Miner Tehue Semang Loses Fingers After Accident
Tehue Semang a Cayuga miner resides 1209 Swetland street had two fingers crushed yesterday.MMe Chestnu street resident Janus Labor was run over by Covey Kelley brewery wagon yesterday suffering a leg fracture. Church notices and social events fill local pages with services receptions and meetings across several venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehue Semang
Cayuga
Mme
Swetland Street
Janus Labor
Chestnu Street
Covey & Kelley
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Co-operative Hall
Holy Cross Church
Hvocheka
John Connolly
Tharhal
Iice
Weventh Street
Movers of Wars Council
Daughters of Psophantas
Tyner
Harlet Sweet
Rebecca Avesnue
Forest Hill Cemetery
Wardburn Street
Polion
South Wales
Stomach Bitters advertised amid church notices
An old ad extols Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters as a vegetable tonic for constipation and dyspepsia while various church activities are reported. The semi annual meeting of St Mark's Lutheran, the Epworth Camping Club, and Hampton Street Methodist Juniors announce officers and adjournment to September. Michael O'Brien faces a hearing after arrest for alleged abuse of his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willl
Taylor
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Fourteenth Street
A. L. Ramer
Michael O'Brien
Pleasant Street
Lawry
Jones
Epworth Camping Club
Stone House
Nobletown
Bertha Crawford
Mabel Yost
Lulu Loader
Gertrude Hammond
Mary Danivis
Grace Daniels
Leah Evans
Leah Morgan
Provence Crawford
Reba Sweet
Grace Price
Mra
Albert Evans
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Parsons
Michel Hancock
Mary Hiller
Nettie Hays
Hannah Davie
Orfanier
May Lewis
Fingsleftundel
Grave Wheetling
Lizale Shaffer
Adam Pulver
Walter Lewis
Will Armstrong
Philadelphia Cyclist Visits Scranton Friends and Neighbors
M Hayden of Philadelphia rode to Scranton yesterday and stays with Mr and Mrs Charles Magavern on South Lincoln Avenue. Moses Morgan and family moved to Lake Winola for the season while several residents, including John Ward of Paterson and Professor David Owens, return from trips. Athantic City guests Ebenezer Griffiths David Evans and Ebenezer Hume are mentioned with others at seaside trips and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hayden
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Scranton
Charles Magavern
South Lincoln Avenue
Morgan
South Main Avenue
Lake Winola
John M. Ward
Paterson
N. J
Douglass Ward
North Limner Avenue
David Owens
Ohl
Moses Morgan
Jones
Lacey
Thomas Jones
Agnes
Ebenezer Grifiths
David Evans
Ebenezer Hume
Athantic City
Harry Strong
Ashurs Park
Brooke Rae
Jackson Street
Dils
Kate Cawley
Price ‘Street
Kate (Rifin
Lipston
Mass
Local notes from North Scranton and surrounding areas
A jumble of short items reports injuries to a driver in Leggett’s Crook mines and various social events. It lists residents visiting friends, entertaining evenings at churches and clubs, and members of local lodges in Hyde Park and Archbald, with names and streetings scattered throughout.
Local Social Notices From Port Jervin to Scranton Area
Misa Nelle Powell of Port Jervis visits Mantle street residents Mr. and Mrs. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Evans in Edna avenue. Mise Marie Harding of Peckville greets friends on Throop street. Join Bosal of Reese street plans a trip to England next month. J. F. Johnson of Greenwood was a visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Payne have returned from their wedding tour and will reside on Throop Street. Misa Westie Jarmes and Mire Mary Harris of Taylor host at Summit avenue. Richard Davis of Robert avenue visits relatives in Nanticoke. Mise Edith Davis at Lake Sheridan. L. H. John returns after a few days with Carbondale friends. Misees Moty and Carrie Leothard of Champkin visit North Main avenue friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John This
Leggett's Crook
Parker Street
Ivan
Seamank
Hyde Park
Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Epworth League of the
Provi- Whee M. BL
Oelowk
Ladlin
Court Street
Sundey Echo
Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club
Yell
J.T. Whyte
Margaret
Archbald
Mame Thomas
Spring Street
Tuis
Tustor MY
David Morris
East Market Direct
Lake Winola
Sarah Mangan
Mary Horan
Inkerman
Maul Miore
Eva Lewis
New York
Colby
James Willams
Stores Avenue
Mires Mangane White
North Main Avenue
Wickea-Barre
Mars Brennan
P. J. Brennan
Black Street
Mathurrior J. Ed
Providenes
Mittetang
Nellie Wilson
Nicholson
Mise Bertha Morris
Throopalavet
Nellie Hobbson
Leggetts Street
Wilkes-Barre
Margaret Burke
Wayne Ave
England
J. F. Johnson
Greenwood
Local society notes from Honesdale and surrounds
A roundup of residents visiting, traveling or recovering. Mr W H Rekaud builds a new home on Monsey Avenue while Mrs Ls Wi Peck recovers from a recent loss. Miss Reasle Matthews visits Mr and Mrs Mabbs. Mrs Peck attends a funeral in Stillwater. Payne Bugler is confined at home. Phillip Doersam spends vacation at Honesdale. The Methodist Sunday school picnics at Nay Aug Park. the Women’s Christian Union and Evangelical Church plan a picnic at Nag Ang Park. Mrs Warren Kimble leaves for a five week stay in Honeedale. Various locals, guests, and visitors noted including Maud Henry, John Capwell, and the Stevens families. The Misses Sarah Pevid ham visit Boston. the young son of Attorney Hawley breaks an arm. Toothbrush ads promote Manners’ Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rekaud
New York Street
Monsey Avenie
Ls. Wi Peck
Capouse Avenue
Reasle Matthews
Pittston
Mabbs
Peck
Green Fudge Street
Stillwater
Treverton
Monerdale Street
Payne Bugler
Pen Avenue
Phillip Doersam
Loreng
Honesdale
Picnte
Nay Aug Park
Maud Henry
Harrie Jacckson
Canotine Avenue
John Capwell
Adams Avenue
Athinde Ily
Women's Christian Union
Evangelical Church
Nag Ang Park
Manners’ Pharmacy
Green Ridge Street
Warren Kimble
Monsey Avenue
Clus
Honeedale
Frank Ackerly
Thomas Charlesworth
T. J. Snowden
Avenur
Buttermille Paris
Dedrick
Wilkes-Barre
Frank van Dyke
Maria Street
Mies Maud Potter
Hollister Ville
Reynolds
Bradford County
Birthday Party Honors Gellings Daugher in Franklin Street Home
Franklin street hosts a party for Louies Chimes with a sit down meal and dancing. Guests include Mary Steirch James Blanch and many local youths as well as family members.
Miner Injuries Reported in Greenwood Mine Accident
Patrick Glennon of Minooka was badly injured in a Greenwood mines incident while making an opening in the bottom a top piece fell on his right knee causing a deep gash. He received dressing from Dr. Manley and Anthony Duffy of Pinta returned home after a short visit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Glennon
Greenwood
Youeway
Glenn
Manley
Anthony Duffy
Pinta
Drunken altercation leads to bail and fines in Scranton
In South Scranton Fred Erhardt and Meriian Shar were held on $200 bail after a drunken picnic incident ending with a threat to kill Philip Saar. Alderman Leates set a hearing, while Alderman Telles fined the two and Philip Erhardt and Mrs Saar for profane street language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Erhardt
Meriiain Shar
Telles Inet eVveninir
Philip Saar
Herman
Erhardt
Saar
Siar
Lawn Festival to Be Held on Searle's Lawn Tonight
A lawn festival is planned on Searle's lawn this evening. The festival committee states members will depart town on the o'clock car after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searle
Life's Ironies and Unexpected Accidents Across Worlds
A London Malt essay tale recounts ironies from Deventer murders to Lord Delamere’s hunting accident, a Scotch express tragedy, a Capetown chair linked to a governor, and Sir Robert Meade’s family woes. A stowaway found dead on a National Line voyage caps the string of fate's twists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deventer
Holland
Overysell
Dr. Cox
Lord Delamere
Africa
le Lordship
London
Scotch Express
Capetown
de Noorde
Robert Meade
Robert
Whitehall
National Line
Liverpool
Century Hose Company Seeks New Quarters
Members of the Century Hose company celebrate the prospect of improved quarters after the fire department committee of the select and common councils visited the hose house, found current premises inadequate, and recommended a new house for better South Side service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Hose Company
Fire Department
Select and Common Councils
Funeral for Thomas Harley at St. John Catholic Church
The remains of Thomas Harley were laid to rest yesterday. A high mass of requiem was sung at St. John Catholic Church with Rev. Eo Mellen officiating. The funeral procession and the undertakers exchanged respects, and burial followed at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Harley
Soclock
St. John Catholic Church
Mellen
Father Melley
Fulders
Maids
Roly
Hyde Park Catholic
John Flokus Sets Sights on County Commissioner Ran
John Flokus of Vedar avenir plans a G candidacy for county commissioner nomination as a lifelong Republican. August Migie of Alder street returns home after a week in New York City. Century Hose holds a special meeting tonight at 7 00 for vital discussions. Martin Hart and sister Winifred visit from Wilkes-Barre on Stone avenue. Knights of Honor met at Storrs hall. Mil Lehmitt returns from Philadelphia. Miss Sarah Barett and Miss Fannie Atkingen attend a funeral at Avaca verternay. Lackawanna Kaitling mills idle Friday and Saturday due to worker shortages. Miners of reside at ceu? Park Garden hall plan to organize. Meadow Brook and National mines annual picnic at Artesian Well grove on Saturday July 22. George Rauserath opens a new shop in the Moones building near the colt Vine. Mike Marie Benjamin returns from a short visit with friends on this side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flokus
Vedar Avenir
Flokus
August Migie
Alder Street
New York City
Century Hose Company
Martin Hart
Winifred
Wilkes-Barre
Renda
Stone Avenue
Knights of Honor
Storrs’ Hall
Mmil Lehmitt
Rickory Street
Lane
Philadelphia
Sarah Bareett
Fannie Atkingen
Afella Avenue
Avaca Verternay
Lackawanna Kaitling Mills
Ayers
Ceu
Park Oarden Hall
Aecidental Fund
Meadow Brook and
National Mines
Artesian Wellgrove
Gienge Rauserath
Cuthelny, Welser & Krayver
Tattooing ban debate in French Oceania crackdown praised and mocked
A polemical piece attacks a governor’s order banning tattooing in French Oceania as a public health measure. It argues the prohibition targets cultural identity, mocks the motive, and questions moral high ground while noting penalties and possible prison time for tattooers and wearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisekin
Mies
Lowenel Des Delwits
Rovermnor
Cme
Elirely
Othles Rithir
Vortigen
Nilo
Fragmentary city notice redirects to C B Sharkey address
The readable fragment mentions South Side central city and central Hyde Park and directs address orders to C B Sharkey at 114 Cedar. Plone 669% remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Local Notes From Newport News And Nearby Events
The Land of Temperance movement and social notices include births and marriages in Newport News and nearby towns. A number of couples welcomed children, engagements were announced, and visitors from New York and Carbondale are noted. Funeral services for Mrs. Bridert Cawley were held with a Requiem Mass, and clergy changes were mentioned as Fev. Thomas Burns fills the pulpit during the vacancy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
W. R. Dawes
Mary Ellinger
S&s Main Avenue
Kadieh & Co
General News
P.ques
Globe Warehouse
Hoatetter
Iostetter
North Scranton
Green Ridge
Dunmore
Matthew Gellings
Franklin Street
Misa Mary Steirch
James Blanch
Lixzaie Campbell
Julia Reardon
Mateon Hors
Ellaworoth Anni AleHiale
Kate Rilerdon
Cote Co Ffora
Live Quinn
Mary Gettings
Kate Phillips
Mary Steirch
Jengle Dowd
Anna Joyce
Louise Cettings
Mosars
John Reardon
William Mulderig
James Dood
Arthur Logan
Edward Dendy
Frank Login
James Thonvh
Thomas Garden
Dee Sample
Brietinn Kraft
Conrad
Kraft
Matthew
Michael
Anthony Gettin
James Vonwayv
Pla
Spencer's Field
Spert Wik
Flavelack
St. Marys Church
St Mary's Cemetery
St Mary's Cemetery. “Stein” Deveker
Pine Street
Mounttith
Ponnevicania
Neplore Hore Company
Dr. Storm
St. Mary's Church
Laurel Hillypark
Ruth Jones
Wilkow-Barre
Nellin Powell
O'Toyle Street
Proapret
Sarah Arwatrang
Thakelystroul
Atlanticity
Narry Nye
South Blakely Street
Presbyterian
South Scranton
Herman Saar
Sred Erhardt
Alderman Leates
Thomas Wwortley
London Telegraph
Avoca
Land of Temperance
Quinnhee
Sublie Schaale
Newport News
Orn
Johan McCarthy
Nettle Dyamer
Vieakting Foleode
Frick Connor
North
Enid
Behiwah and
Gane
Dette Hin Morrisey
Atmermian
Carbondile
Miles Jesaie Alesander
BF Mount Hue
Fler
Mies Dennie
Joseph Snaith
Dunont
Christopher Harbright
Hughestown
Addr
Baltimore, Md
Avoud St
Marian & CO
Go Worth St
Orient
Ea & Ee
Chiceara
North- Western
Chicago
St. Paul
Minnepolis
St. Pan
Minneapolis
Lake Minnetonka
Thrush
Helotia
Watte
Wellowstone Park
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Alaska
Chicago & North-Western
Cheatout
Broadway
Phicago
Clark St
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Eleventh St
Grace Church
St. Bene
William Taylor & Son
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
I. D. Crawford
Coopers
HOTEL
Albert
ST. & University
Browway
Bucknell University
John Howard Harris
Compresso College
Academy For
Young Mee and Boyan
Ladies' Institute
School of Music
Por Oalylogie Medina Wm. C. Gretzinger
Lewisburg
Nhegieprar
Moosic Powder CO
Scranton, PA
Moore and Rushine Works
Laflin & Rand Powder Co.'s
Etielo Hoatteriea
Rapauro Chemical Co
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