West Scranton Arrests and Lodge Installations Reported
Jaames Maloney placed under arrest at the instance of William Edgin ton. Local Knights of Malta entertained visiting knights at last night’s meeting. New officers of Robert Morris Lodge installed. Body of John Yoeob shipped to Philadelphia. Mrs. Ann Wooder of South Everett avenue arrested after a previous parole. Charges of malicious mispractice discussed. Butter discharged on first count, held on second with $200 bail, which could not be posted. Officers named for Robert Morris Lodge include Charles Eh. Dontela, Davi Owens, Tallie Mi Ewart, David J. Tavis, Fulmer Whats, James Powell. A social cessation planned for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaames Maloney
William Edginton
Knights of Malta
Robert Morris Lodge
John Yoeob
Philadelphia
Ann Wooder
South Everett Avenue
Catherine Bowie
Butler
Davie
Davies
Roger Eyrane
Robert Morrin
Preellent
Charles Eh. Dontela
Davi Owens
Tallie Mi Ewart
David J. Tavis
D. Jay Reese
Fulmer
James Powell
Knichis of Malti Hold Scarlet Degree Meeting
Fileetric City commandery No 177 Knichis of Malti held a well attended meeting in ATasonic hall last evening conferring the scarlet degree on several members Visitors from Columbia and Anthracite commanderies included Mayor James Moir John G C McAskill and Attorney RL Zimmerman A formal evasion followed the degree work and refreshments were served Washington Camp No 18 Pattotte Order Sons of America held an interesting meeting in Red Men's hall last evening featuring a novel contest for the raffle of a Whack bean won by Frank Kevan One contest prize was claimed and arrangements were made for the raffle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fileetric City Commandery
Knichis of
Malti
Atasonic Hall
Columbia
Anthracite Commanderies
James Moir
John GC
McAskiond
RL AL Zimmerman
Washington Camp
Pattotte Order Sons of America
Red Men's Hall
Winther
Wiese
Frank Kevan
Dufour's French Tar Claims Cold Cure Rest Aid
An old advertisement touts Dufour's French Tar as a remedy that cures your cold and provides rest. Marketed as a general salve, it promotes relief through a simple application available for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufour
Body of John Yoouk Sent to Philadelphia After Death
The body of John Yoouk, who wed at Weet Side hospital, was shipped to Philadelphia yesterday as no relatives appeared to claim the remains. Overtures were made to Cabelle, the deceased's hearing boss, to have the remains moved to his house and to grant a burial. he refused involvement. Coroner Roberts will investigate amid claims Catholics bear indirect responsibility for the death by turning him out in an enfeebled condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yoouk
Weet Side
Philadelpha
Cabelle
Hilt House
Roberts
Friends of Yooochim
Catholic
Mion
James Maloney Arraigned After Neighborhood Dispute
James Maloney of South Hyde Mark Avenue was arraigned before Abermith Davies on charges brought by William Edgin ton, a blacksmith. A quarrel yesterday led to Edgin ton being assaulted. Maloney faced one charge and was held on another to answer at the next term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Maloney
South Hyde Mark Avenue
Abermith Davies
William Edginton
Edginton
Maloney
Infant and several funerals noted in local notices
The notice lists multiple local funerals and interments from Washburn Street and Cathedral cemeteries. It includes services at North Hyde Park Avenue and Tabernacle Congregational Church with interments at Forest Lawn and Washburn Street cemeteries, for several families including Chambers Hawhee Graham and Lewie, plus a Welsh congregation service and a general funeral for Mrs Gites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chambers
Archbund
Forest Mane
John Hawhee
Burieat
Washburn Street
North Hyde Park Avenue
Weloek
Edward Graham
Swetlonil Street
Plurial
Cathedral
John Ww
Transwis Fareets
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Weleck
D. P. Jones
Burkit Wee
Mre
Muavinret Lewie
Howe Bey
Burial Planned at Washburn Street Conolery
The service will be held at Welch Capital Church with burial in Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Bapital
Washburn Street
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Frank Motafield of Chestnu Street plans a brief stay at Atlantic City. Miss Mumd McCarthy of Tenth Street hosts a lawn social on Wednesday. Local youths and residents are noted in various activities around Lake Ariel, Lily Lake, and Maplewood. trips are planned to Harveys and Lake Colimida Tose company events. A cruise train schedule near Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western lines is mentioned with several names of visitors and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Motafield
Chestnu Street
Will Ware Thornew
Atlantice Chity
Mumd McCarthy
Tenth Street
Terhone
Minehiewwm
Daveorne Street
Propoumt
Mie
Alice McGratin
Divixiom Etenet
Certrude Lawia
Kant Street
Lake Ariel
Willige Mier
Lalapetto Efemet
Everine
Maplewandl
Daleeity Atredt
Britley Ceewh
Bradford
Cvanty
Lily Lake
Clin Beke
Uke Colimida Tose
Grivel Pah
Younstown
Harvew
Sanpeun Methodist Eqleopal Elles
Peloware
Moilern
Faim
Mere
Albert Laie
WriWivhan Street
Frei Ath Bij
Miews Plorenen Miller
Carmetta Iyowr
Fries
Fratersville
Waliatth Weiner
Mice
Wtrret
Mengetet Ferries
Haeloton
Seeniitens
Dackawarle
Coenmrdl
Nepal
Apialiitit
Andiipote
Manes Jenmlah
Lafayette Steret
Sammel Maghea
Rewell Court
Ud Williams
Weapital
Delaware
Teale Renied
Mulloy
Wilkeadtarre
Mery
Catherine Metal
Tale
Diolin
Van
Larkin
Varn
Riineti Avenue
Titan
St Theiline Enine
Natal
Raynotte
Walker
Pet
Hyves Huta
Obscure OCR Notice of Local Deaths and Harsh Weather
Fragmented OCR text reports multiple names and locations with garbled phrases about deaths and weather. It mentions Crystal lakes, Marvess Lake, Vire C. Oreanian, and individuals like Mire, Alvin, and Michael McNemara. The misspelled lines resemble a local death notice or obituary section with scattered date references and references to families and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theomat Groree
Ein
Alvin
Theo
Wite-eteent
Stirling
Crystal Lakes
Berd Diet
Binbely
Marvess Lake
Vire
C. Oreanian
Colombia
Nive Vrank
Hench
Winit
Veleite
Cickerenan
Belith Murtho
Michael McNemara
Geepel riteine in the Hall Will fears etie of Ghee Heddy
In a garbled report from St Munlad Asbury Myth, ministers and local leaders gather to discuss a tretherined of St Munlad. Arthur Tiller of North Park attends the meeting and seeks guidance for young people at the tome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Munlad
Asbury
Tilket
Mra
Arthur
Tiller
North Park
Tale
Tie Tome
Mises Idle
Dede Warten Qe
Lake Ariel
No Need for Extra Session Sparks Cabinet Talk
Washington reports President and cabinet members discussed no need for an extra session. Senator N T Scott and Representative Cannon stressed administration views on China and treason risks, with campaign plans to begin early August and Republican speakers aligned to the president’s acceptance speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
N. T. Scott
West Virginia
Cannon
House
Ponrres
Lo Raimion Cameros
Pekin
Surstor Srett
New York
Bryan
Coal Production of June Reported in State Survey
An OCR fragment reports coal production figures by region with names and totals, listing Pennsylvania and surrounding areas. The text is garbled but mentions anthracite, production tonnage, and regional notes.
Mariani Wine Promises Health And Vitality
Strengthens the brain, muscles, and blood, promoting health and longevity. Mariani Wine claims value for overworked men, delicate women, and sickly children. It soothes, strengthens, and sustains the system and can be taken with soda water or chipped ice. Beware of imitations sold by all diriggiata.
Dunmore Birthday Party For Miss Allen Henning
A birthday party honored Miss Allen Henning hosted by Mr and Mrs Menning on Apple Street in Dunmore. Friends gathered Wednesday evening for games, amusements, and late hour refreshments. Attendees included Clara Bruner Bertha Miller Mary Alonehe ad Sadie Henning Mary McGlone Helen Bhainche Amelia Drainnen Anna Delaney Live Fairfield Agnes Ginley Margaret Delaney Zella Padre Nell Lizkly Dainty Pearl Cottle Elsie McLoughlin Ruth Tucker and Jean Henning John Stanclys Arthur Menning and Ray Menning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Hening
Mrs. Menning
Apple Street
Clara Bruner
Bertha Miller
Mary
Sadie Henning
Mary McGlone
Helen, Bhainche
Amelia Drainnen
Anna Delaney
Live Fairfield
Agnes Ginley
Margaret Delaney
Zella Padre Nell
Lizkly Dainty
Pearl Cottle
Elsie McLoughlin
Ruth
Tucker
Etiie Henning
Jean McMillan Joln Stanclys
Arthur and
RayMenning
Funeral for Mrs Ann Alplanaip Bernhard
A funeral was held at 480 Electric Avenue yesterday at 2 pm for Mrs Ann Alplanaip Bernhard. Rev W O Gibbons and Rev Aya Van Clete led services. interment followed at Dunmore cemetery. Pallbearers included John Young and B D Rowird. mourners traveled from Scranton and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Alplanaip- Bernhard
Electric Avenue
Sorowie
Ev. W. OF. Gibbons
Proebyterian Church
Aya. van Clete
Deveaseil
Dunmore
Revo van Cleft
John Young
B.D. Rowird
John Cawley
Messrs
Siliank
Kelly
Weed
Alplinaly and
Scranton
Stetter
Myde Park
Cerne
Tonniate Time and Miter at Stablway Train Fren
An event at Tal Avidl on Farirdey details a ball for the beng of dames Dum. A committee including Burke Steith Murray Kone hoy proposes arrangements and a bell ceremony connected to the Weet of St. Mary's cline. The event aims to honor a young man who met service ancient on July 6 last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stablway
Anil
Tal Avidl
Farirdey
Sieefyl
Athenican
Oventing
St. Mary's Cline
Lange
Burke
Detin Steith
Kile Murray
Tanmore Todye
Aennee
Dames Dum
Regatta at New York National Association of Amateur Oarsmen Meet
The twenty eighth annual regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen opened on the Harlem River between Fordham Heights and Washington Bridge, amid a strong headwind. Events included intermediate doubles and senior shells with crews from New York Philadelphia and Boston among others, with limited entries due to conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Harlem Tregetta Association
Harlem River
Fordham Heights
Washington
Trav
SN. Y
Iit Adelphun
Donnet Hout
Winton Hout Cliby
Phiree Ettrica
Vinae
Icity
Union Boat Cloth
Sow
Vail
Ny End
Elib
York
Boston
Monaghan
Piliatel
Boutluk
Philahipna
Fila
Warlwells
Worcfetet
Detroit
Neve Vouk and Motown Duel in Lightweight Title Fight
A blurred report describes Neve Vouk and Motown in a contested bout for a lightweight championship. The piece hints at a mistaken misstep and a 16 ounce limitation, with a Philadelphia event drawing 3,000 attendees and continuing monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fire destroys two story dwelling in South Scranton
Fire reported yesterday morning at the two story house of Joseph Frants at Brook street and Moltke avenue. Fire companies from Nepe tome Century and William Connett could not reach the blaze due to distance from a plug. the building valued at 1000 and uninsured was soon a heap of ashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Philbin
Scranton Athletic Club
Joseph Frants
Brook Street
Moltke
Funeral of Mrs. Patrick Philbin
The funeral of Mrs. Patrick Philbin, who died Tuesday morning, was held from the family residence on Proagect avenue yesterday. Services took place at St Johns Church with a requiem Mass by Rev. E. Melloy. Burial was in Cathedral Cemetery. Pall-bearers were Michael Mellarry, Owen Water, Bernard Potter, T. Murray, Patrick Mahon and Michael Murley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Philbin
Wit
Proagect Avenue
St Johns Church
BE. Jd. Melloy
Cathedral
Michael Mellarry
Owen Wateh
Bernard Potter
T. Murray
Patrick Mahon
Michael Murley
Scran tom Athletic club fundraiser list of donations
The list of piles donated to the Scran tom Athletic club for the annual excursion to Mountain Park on July 2 includes a bust of clothes Richards Wirth and Lewis hat Louis Conrad outing shoes Lowle and Hellis fishing outfit WOR Park er smoking et John Westphial wash boiler for women’s rice Schneidey Brothers cane of wine William Iader Turkish pipe and epee William Kooh box of chars Vincent Bleuge ten shares Buden boach Cedar avenue barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrantom Athletic Club
Mountain Park
Richards, Wirth & Lewis
Louis Conrad
Lowle & Hellis
Parker
John Westphial
Schneidey Brothers
William Iader
William Kooh
Vincent Bleuge
Budenboach
Cedar Avenue
Unclear text fragment recounts names and events
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice with numerous personal names and places. It mentions offerings, travels, a vote of thanks, and social references involving individuals such as Turstan, Melaware, Luieta, and others, but details are garbled. The passage includes mentions of cottages, avenues, and guest visits, with scattered geographic cues and event fragments.
City Address Fragments for J. T. Farkey
Partial OCR shows an address order directed to J. T. Farkey at 1914 Cedar Ave, with a phone number 6691, located near South Side Central City and Central Tryde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Central
Tryde Park
J. T. Farkey
Cedar Ave
Baron Nissi Appeals From Pekin Siege Telegram
The Japanese legation reveals a July dispatch from Baron Niewl noting Pekin’s legations surrounded and bombarded by Chinese forces. It reports exhaustion of ammunition and asks for immediate allied enforcements for rescue while confirming allied capture of Tien Thin castle and control of Sysee Ying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baron Niewl
Pekin
Veader
Chefao
Ehiron Nise
Pokin
Legation
Chefoo
Hhe
Foreign Office
Tien Thin
Mth
Sysee Ying
Genesee Pure Food Co. Grain Issue Reported in 1900
Fragment reads from David City April 1 1900 referencing Genesee Pure Food Co Le Roy NY and a grain mix up. It mentions a delivery, a theft or loss event, police involvement and a suspect named Chapn or CHAPN. The text is garbled but indicates a package received and later dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David City
Neh
Genesee Pure Pood Co
le Roy
M Vi
Signal Lights Tampered With and Testimony Closed
In a brief on page 4 the testimony concluded after remarks about tampering with signal lights and the other car approaching, ending the witness discussion.
Inquests Open On Tragedies At Dickson City Trestle
Coroner J J Roberta presided over inquests into the deaths of William Clemmons and Mrs Jane Edwards who fell from the Ontario and Western trestle near Dickson City while trespassing. A third inquest covered William Lukens of Ridley township whose decomposed remains were found by boys at Vinegar hill. The juries found both deaths by trespass and Lukens death due to exposure after wandering in the woods. Details include testimony from Dr Kennedy and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Roberta
William Clemmons
Mra
Jane Edwards
Ontario and
Dickson City
Willian Lukens
Ridley Township
Delaware County
Natch
Clemmona
Mre. Edwards
Luke
Dr. Kennedy
Clemmons
Madwards
Matthew McPhergen
Theaop Boulevard
Charles Perry
Thomas ‘Thomas
Edward Fidler
John G. Robincon
Thomas John
Patrick May
Lukens
Francis Sultry
John Baltry
Vinegar Hill
Epot
Will Hlonkins
Boye
Great Minstrel Company Performs in State Opera
An OCR fragment notes a troupe called the Great Minstrel Company described as the only first class legitimate organization in the world with prices listed. It mentions a bale of state opera and a performance date around Saturday in July, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boc
Coroner Details Lukens Body and Identification
Coroner Roberts described the condition of Lukens' body and the clothing items that led to identification. He found no marks of violence and noted weeks of moody behavior tied to grip illness and political reversals. Lukens' son J Perry Lukens identified the remains by the articles on the body, with the wallet missing, and rumors of distress noises in the woods preceded the discovery. Jury verdict followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Lukens
J. Perry Lukens
Scranton
John F. Sultry
Thomas KR. Thomas
Patrick Loftus
James Boston
Tragic Train Collision Kills One Injures Two near Allentown
Allentown Virginia July 10 Albert Benninger 18 was instantly killed and Jennn Heller 66 severely injured when a Lehigh Valley passenger train struck the grain wagon they hauled for Hoeiler's farm at Lehigh Gap. The collision occurred as the wagon crossed the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Albert Benninger
Jennn Heller
Lehigh Gap
Hoeiler
Lehigh Velley Railroad
Obituary for Mire Thomas Watkine in city pallies fores
Mire Thomas Watkine wife of Patrolmag Watkina died yesterday at Liachavanye hospital from brain fever after several weeks illness. Attended by Wiapyid department staff and mourners. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Watkine
Patrolmag Watkina
Pallies Fores
Liachavanye Heeital
Nonin
Hee
When I Go Home Again Melody of Longing
A nostalgic lyric captures yearning for home as autumn scenes fade. The speaker recalls warmth, peace, and an imagined reunion, contrasting sorrow with hopeful anticipation of arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pont Wielin
Tong
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Mes
Ann Butler
Yacob
Sea Island
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton
Green Ridge
Mr. Cannon
Appropriations Committee
Pittadelpha
Anthnawite
Telaware Anil
Arnab
Prineivania Wallroad
Venreylvanig Cal Co
Imariani Wine
Dunmore Doings
Alice Henning
Mrs. Bernhard
National Association of Amateur Sarsmen
Erne
Neve Vouk
Feuuk
Tédiy Desice
Elem Tnates
Tote Midiem
Bet
Benecope
Freon Motown
South Scranton
Joseph Frantz
Athletic Club
Siiranten Rayne Genie
Simi Disteiot
Luietawath
Fom Nile
Driay
Shin Uwe
Philip Kirst
Willian Kirt
Atdents
Cel
Voarey
Brook
Geile Axenii
Cee
Sierra
Alret
Duke Poyntelle
Reif
Chia
Charles Tormer
Thyingsell
Nagl
Atifelle
Werdieetay
Athioe
Pea Coal
Baron Nissi
Royand
Mt. Worl Pollee
Gail Borden
EAGLE
Agle
Borger
Mitchell Bicycles
Iron and Steel
Franklin Avenue
Lyceum Theatre
Burgunder & Reis
Primrose
Dockstader’s
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