West Scranton Mourns Drowned Boy Daniel Meredith Funeral
Funeral services were held at the home of Daniel Meredith's parents on North Bromley Avenue after the body was recovered Saturday morning from Lake Lodore. The deceased, James Dean and other news notes fill the day as divers and a new hook aided the search and recovery. The funeral was led by Pastor Thomas de Gruchy and Reverend Hopkins with many friends, relatives, and school companions in attendance. The Meredith family expressed gratitude to the Lake Lodore Improvement Company and local residents for support.
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North Bromley Avenue
James Dean
Daniel Meredith
Lodore
John Davis
William Mc- Loughlin
Wiliam Alwl
James Mc- Loughlin
David de Davis
Hilington
Meredith
Davis
Bromley Avenue
Stefan
PW. Tague
Washburn Steer
Tew
Thomas de Gruchy
J. D
Jackson Street
Lake Lodore
Mise Hessie Hamm
Robinson Street
Fare's Heights
Order of Hibernians
St. Peter's Hall
Bellevue
Conry
William Sant
Alderman Howe
FP. J. Jonson
Rebecca Wavenue
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Elizabeth Jones
Lincoln Avenue
Mary Kresge
Hyde Park Avenue
MU City
Florence
Grace
May Cramer
Ithaca
Mire
John Maolett
North Lincoly Avenue
William
Ira Newton
Finger Evans
North Main Avenue
Mt. Trensmit
Une
Disorderly Conduct and Assault Incidents Reported on Jackson Street
Evanscourt resident Hy Martin fined after disorderly conduct arrest by Patrolmen Colling and Davis. His wife feared he might harm himself. Saul Thomas of Price Street fined for intoxication. Andrew Mann and Guy Dona of 916 Jackson Street arraigned for drunkenness disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. Mann discharged, Dona fined $4. Italians and Arabs in Hennessy Court jailed for fighting near 9 Jackson Street. A stabbing episode on Jackson Street left a shoulder and back wound. victim treated. More arrests followed as officers encountered a second fight in the court. an additional man was arrested. Names not fully available. all detainees held at station house for hearing.
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Hy. Martin
Evanscourt
Colling and
Davis
Saul Thomas
Price Street
Andrew Mann
Guy Dona
Jackson Street
Hennessy Court
Hart
Hyde Park excursion to Saratoga Springs set for Sept 1
Hyde Park Father Mathew society plans a Sept 1 excursion to Saratoga Springs via Delaware and Hudson railroad. Excursionists will have five days at the world famous resort with a round trip rate secured. A floral fete and Mardi Gras festival are featured events during the visit.
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Hyde Park
Father Mathew Society
Saratoga
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Inventor Kelly Markets Steel Spiral Vinegar Faucet
Pierce G. Kelly, formerly with Clarke Brothers, has invented and patented a steel spiral faucet for vinegar used by growers. The device is sold on the market and is said to surpass the traditional wooden spigot in most uses, with experts predicting large sales after close examination.
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Pierce G. Kelly
Clarke Brothers
Lawn Social Planned by Simp son Methodists
The Mailroad Auxiliary of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church will hold a lawn social tomorrow evening in front of Mr and Mrs Frank.
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Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Myra
Frank
Postponed Allis Mission Lawn Social This Week
A lawn social announced for Keyser avenue by the Allis mission is postponed until Tuesday evening July 0. The event at 637 North Lincoln avenue will include ice cream and cake.
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State
North
Lincoln Avenue
Allis Mission
Keyser Avenue
James Dean Arrest Warrant Escapes Capture After Quarrel
Ex Salvation Army soldier James Dean clashed with his stepfather George Bradbury on Hampton Street. Alderman Moses issued a four month warrant for Dean, who fled during the hearing and was later recaptured by Morgan Lewis and Constable John Lance before being committed in default of bail.
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James Dean
Salvation Army
George Bradbury
Hampton Street
Dean
Aldermin Moses
Morgan Lewis
John Lance
Ball
Congregation Excursion Sets Sail to Lake Lodore
The Holy Crosa chiren' congregation plans an excursion to Lake Lodore tomorrow. On Wednesday the Epworth League and Sunday school of Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church will visit Harvey's Lake.
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Congregation of
Holy Crosa Chiren
Lake Lodore
Epworth League
Hampton Street
Among the Churches Heard Sermons and Notices
Clergy from St Mark's Lutheran Plymouth Congregational and other churches spoke on charity and faith at various services. Rev J T Morris planned to leave for Minnesota. Rev Hugh Davis preached at South Main Avenue. The Golden Tent continued services. quarterly meetings and communion were held at several churches. a debt liberation service was held at Hampton Street MEC. Mies Harvard of Newcastle sang at Jackson Street Baptist.
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Htev
A. I. Ramer, Ph. DD
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
J.T. Morris
Minneanotia
Minn
Hugh Davis
South Main Avenue Woelkh Calvintsie Methodist Church
Hyde Park Avenue
Pottebone Street
Tey
A. Boyl
Plymouth Congregational Church
Tabernacle Church
D P. Jones
North Scranton
Simpeon Methodist Episcopal Church
Austin Grifin
Ladies' Aid to Hold Annual Outing at Nay Aug Park
North Scranton reports the Providence Methodist church group planning a yearly outing at Nay Aug Park next Friday. Local arrests followed a Wood Street melee. one man fined 15 dollars and another 10 at Alderman Fidler's hearing. An intoxicated Russian Pole named Thomas Deer was fined 8 dollars after a North Main avenue arrest and transport to the station.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Nay Aug Park
Wood Street
Alderman Fidler
Thomas Deer
North Main Avenue
Fidler
Acqualint
Kemp's Balaam for the Throat and Langs Offered
A Great Surprise is in store for readers as Kemp's Balaam for the Throat and Langs is advertised as a guaranteed remedy. The ad claims it is sold on trial merit by any druggist authorized by the proprietor and offers a free sample. It promises to cure acute or chronic coughs and notes Kemp's Balaam sells for 25 cents and a dollar.
Scranton Resident Praises Down's Kidney Pills
Mrs Emma Shaughnessy of 1906 Remington avenue testifies to five years of back pain and debilitating discomfort until using Down's Kidney Pills. She reports relief and warns to remember the Dean's brand. price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sole agents for the U.S.
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Emma Shaughnessy
Remington Avenue
Paina
Foster-Milburn Cm
Buffalo
Dean
Multilingual Physician Dee r Joins Bellevue Staff
The article notes Deer, a physician fluent in German French Greek Italian Spanish Russian Polish Slavish Bohemian and English, practiced in continental Europe before moving to the United States and joining Bellevue hospital in New York City. It also mentions the burial of the young son of Mr and Mrs William Judge of West Market Street in Cathedral Cemetery after a brief pneumonia illness and announces the Franey Minstrel company plan for a minstrel performance at the Auditorium in early September.
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Ances
Deer
Europe
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
William Judge
West Market Street
Cathedral Cemetery
Franey Minetrel Company
Dedham Dunmore School Board Elects Staff and Approves Expansion
The Dunmore school board met in special session to elect teachers and janitors for the year and to decide on enlarging No. 10 building. Estimated cost for the addition was about 2,000 dollars. Old staff reappointed unanimously. Miss Haggerty and Miss McGuire tied for new posts with five votes each, Miss Murray received two. Bids will be opened and awards made at the next meeting.
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Gibbons
Costello
Miannelly
Kitta Murray
Kathleen Haggerty
Annie McGuire
No. 10
Haggerty
McGuire
Miss Murray
Local Sporteman Shows New Auto Construction
H M Spencer of Drinker street, famed as a town sporteman, has lately focused on cars and has been displaying his own build to friends. His machine features many original points with patents pending, and its bursts of speed on borough streets suggest ideas that could revolutionize future automobile construction.
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H. M. Spencer
Drinker Street
Mr. Spencer Hans
Spencer
Coal Operator A J Murray Injured in Saturday Accident
A J Murray, noted coal operator, suffered severe facial and body bruises when his buggy overturned after a harness failure near Mt. Carmel cemetery while his horse remained uninjured. The incident occurred Saturday evening during a drive from Olyphant.
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A. J. Murray
Olyphant
Mt. Carmel
Mr. Murray
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
4. M. Spencer
S. M. Speck
Connecticut
N. H. Mawes
Harrisburg
Nayal Taft
Edward Gagle
New Haven
J. R. Davies
Philadelphia
John Moffatts
Im Street
Mary Taft
Hawley
Funeral of Mary C Be Comnion Infant South Scranton
The funeral for Mary infant daughter of Mr and Mrs M BE Comnion was held yesterday at 2 50 pm from the relatives residence 149 South Webster Ave and burial was in Cathedral cemetery Camp 40 Patriotic Order Lone of America meets tonight at Hartmans hall Neptune Engine Co members to meet at the engine house at 7 40 pm to dispose of the companys private property Blar Social club outing at Gravel Pond was well attended by members and their guests An Italian fight broke out during the day and was noted in local gossip
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Mary
Blar
Gravel Pond
Big Store July Clearing Sale Drives Buying Fever
The July Clearing Sale gains strong buying enthusiasm. Monday marks five days of the sale with forceful bargains planned for the coming week. Watch daily papers to catch each movement of the Big Store during the event.
Linen and White Goods Clearing Sale Prices
Linen and White Goods items dominate the page with bed spreads Turkish towels and table damask offered at clearing sale prices. Notable items include Maracilles pat terns bed spreads Turkish towels 45 inches long 70x70 80x80 damask linens and cream table damask with one all linen cloth discounted from values around 690 to lower sale prices.
Shirtwaists in All 35 Colors and Patterns
A consignor offers another lot of shirtwaists in 35 colors with stripes and figures. Bright assortments include a range of sizes and styles, advertised for immediate sale.
Skirts Clearing Sale Features Varied Styles and Prices
A list of skirts offered at a clearing sale includes white pique skirts for daily wear and linen skirts valued up to 5 dollars, now reduced to 2.98. Prices show patterns such as blue and white polka dots with flounces and white stitching, and an imported white pique skirt with deep hem and graduated flounce.
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Iale Pric
Incident at Pittston Avenue involving Joseph Higgins
A disturbance on Pittston Avenue near Birch Street last evening occurred when a young man named Joseph Higgins attempted to steal cigarettes from an Italian vendor. Higgins was tackled to the ground by the vendor, an officer arrived, and order was restored.
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Pittston Avenue
Birch Street
Joseph Higgins
Higgins
Births and visits in a local community note
A home town note records Maree Maller returning from New York with visits from Miss Julia Burne and others. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Dunn with the infant improving. Lansing, a janitor, is away on vacation. T B Vater preached yesterday. Prof. Oeborne and family vacationing in Atlantic City. George Kester visits Mr Mason’s home.
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Maree Maller
New York City
Julia VW. Burne
New York
Michel S. Lie
Movlert, Avenue
Grover Sram
Capote Avenue
Brompton
Warne
Mra. Newburs
Capouse Avenue
Arthur Dunn
Thetaware Street
Honcelale
J. J. Mason
Sanderson Avenue
Obituary notices from Dunmore and surrounding towns
Obituary notices report the deaths of Thomas Dersheimier of Dunmore after years of illness, John O Malley of Olyphant after health decline, Elizabeth Wickel of Scranton, Mrs Thomas A Harris of Jackson Street, and Mrs Augusta Bitattuck Will Tame wife of C H Williams. Details note birthplaces, family survivors, churches, and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Bitattuck Willtame
H. Williams
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Blacksmith Shop
Obituary notices from a New York family residence
The text lists multiple funeral notices: Mary Cannon a four month old child died after a short illness. burial at Cathedral cemetery. Francis Kearney a one year old died. funeral at 3 pm with interment in Forest Hill. Mrs. Robert Jones funeral at 2:30 pm Tuesday at 1488 Washington Avenue with interment in Forest Hill. Dr G A Blanchard funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from Quincy Avenue residence with interment in Dunmorgy cemetery.
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Mary Cannon
Francis Kearney
James Kearney
North
Washington Avenue
Robert Jones
The Age of Glass Dream in a French Savant
A French expert, Jules Henrivaux, director of a St Gobain glassworks, predicts an era of glass architecture. He envisions glass living spaces built from durable, decorative, and versatile glass materials with glass walls pipes and furnishings, enabling hollow rooms and integrated utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Henrivaux
St. Gobuin
Henriveux
Elise
M. Henrivann
MM. Henrivaux
M. Henrivaux
Glass Age Dreams Rise From Paris Exhibits
The article envisions a future where glass shapes every home and object from ceilings to utensils. It cites M Henri rivaux ideas and the Palace of Light as proof that glass can be strong, clean, and decorative, replacing conventional materials with translucent, indestructible surfaces.
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M. Hen
Riviax
Fia Thiers
Louis Napoleon
Ghias
Paris
M. Henrivaux
Crystal Palace
Dplek
Cheopins
Blisso
Elise Chale
Mob attacks Denver jail over Charles Mullien case
A mob of about 400 men and boys gathered in Denver to demand Mullien's release. Police repelled the assault with clubs, arresting leaders Fred Hoffman and Alc Gunter. Mullien had previously been jailed for alleged mischief and religious doctrine advocacy. the crowd tried to storm the jail but battles ensued.
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Denver
Charles Mullien
Fred Hoffman
Alcher
Gunter
Mullien
Medical Advances Probe Pain Reduction in Dental Surgery
A report discusses new surgical methods to ease dental pain and the ethical concerns around experiments on patients. It notes attempts to diversify brain and nerve techniques and questions the safety and consent aspects of such procedures.
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Santuin
Wo Jenkins
Mr Kelly
Globe Warehouse
General News
Down
Dunmore Doings
Mr. Spencer's
South Scranton
Jonas Long
Belt Supporters
Green Ridge
Thomas Dersheimier
Dunmore
Cherry Street
Monroe County
Scerinion Beef Company
Tie
Methodist Church
George
Georgetown
Ralph
King Solomon Lodge
Masons
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Chestnut Street
John Omallay
Dunmore Street
Bat
Malley
Decessed
Wentford
Ireland
Mr. O' Malley
Charlier P
Peter
University of Pennsylvania
Thomas
James and
Brundle
St. Patrick's Church
Elizabeth Wickel
7Th Willow Street
Dpeccaseed
Martin Hoffman
Milwaukee
Barbara Kaus
Margaret Wagter
Barbara Gann
Pittston Aveue
Thomas A. Harris
Oelook
TD. Hopkin
First Baptist Church
Washburn Street
Quincy Avenue
Aurora
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Moreau