Obsequies Held For McMahon and Morgan Kin
The funeral notices detail the high mass of requiem for the late Mrs. McMahon at St Patrick’s Church with large attendance and described pallbearers and interment at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. The funeral for Mrs Isaac Morgan is set for tomorrow at the First Welsh Baptist church with service at 2 PM and interment at Washburn Street cemetery. Additional items note local legal troubles, mine activity, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McMahon
St. Patrick's Church
Friends
Father Dunne
Father Snhoulter
Olyphant
Decason
Father Fricker
St. John’s German Catholic Church
Mt. Pleasant
John Burke
George Richards
M. J. Walsh
Thomas M. Gerrity
Charles Taylor
Patrick BR. Tierney
Hyde Park Catholic
Isaac Morgan
First Welsh Baptist Church
John Evang
Brooklyn
N. Y
Washburn Street
Willam
Susbel meetings draw large crowds in South Main pavilion
Throngs gather nightly near Eynon and Elim Streets to hear religious talks. Professor Luke from Lancaster Mass addresses a large audience on Daniel's 2 300 days and end times. Week events cover judgment es on Thursday Friday and Sabbath questions Sunday schedule notes The Law and Gospels and which day is the Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susbel
Main Avenus
Eynon
Elim
Luke
Seventh Day Adventist Academy
Lancaster
Mass
Two Vehicle Accidents Reported In Yesterday's Tribune
Yesterday's Tribune notes two new accidents on this side. James Quintian drove an ice cream wagon on Hyde Park avenue when the horse ran away, spilling refreshments near Academy Street. Four young men in a four seated vehicle went too fast around Luverne street corners, sending the riders to the ground and injuring one man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
James Quintian
Hyde Park Avenue
Academy Street
Luverne Street
Man robbed near Delaware, Lackawanna and Western station
Thomas S. Davis of Oswell court was relieved of 37.40 dollars by two men on Sunday night near the Delaware Lackawanna and Western station. He thought he saw one assailant again last evening as he approached the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Davis
Oswell Court
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
Asbury church sets park outing and temperance events
The Asbury Methodist Episcopal church and Sunday school plan an outing at Nuy Aug park today. Street cars depart Delaware street and Sanderson avenue at 9:30 a.m. All Sunday school members ride free. The Junior Loyal Temperance region WHI meets at 4 p.m. in the WCTU rooms on Penn avenue. Nellie Van Gorder of Monsey avenue will visit friends in Pike county tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Nuy Aug Park
Delaware Street
Sanderson Avenue
Binghamton
N. Y
Honesdale
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Penn Avenue
George Hawley
State College
Cleveland, W
Bush Electric Light Company
Maud Mullinex
May Benedict
Deacon Street
Clark's Green
Phinney
Tunkhannock
Fire alarm at Prospect and Fig ends with small blaze
A fire in Patrick Finnerty's Prospect avenue house started when children played with matches in a bedroom. Firefighters extinguished the flames quickly with buckets. The William Connell Hose company team nearly overturned en route, sliding on two wheels. Also in the paper, Mrs. Catherine O Connor was married at St John’s church to Frank Melody, with both couples preparing seaside honeymoons. Later James Leo and Mary Melody were scheduled to wed at 4 pm at the same church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Avenue
Fig Street
Patrick Finnerty
William Connell Hose Company
Pittston Avenue
Catherine O'Connor
Cedar Avenue
St. John's Church
Frank Melody
J. A. Moffitt
Melody
Alexander Bateman
Forty Fort
Lizzie Foley
Father Moffitt
Seashore
James L Eo
Mary Melody
Odd Fellows Lodge to mark eighth anniversary
James Connell lodge of Odd Fellows will celebrate their eighth anniversary on July 29. Mrs. Daniel Sullivan of Maple Street is seriously ill. Mark Crane of Cedar Avenue was injured on the ash bank at the South Steel mill yesterday but is recovering. Fred Heusner of Cedar Avenue is able to get around on crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Connell
Mozart Glee Club Hosts Pleasant Lawn Social
The Mozart Glee club and ladies hosted a lawn social for Harry Danvers on Wiwie avenue. The club performed, music and games filled the evening, and Miss Ligale Danvers helped organize the event. Neighbors included Misses Bertha Watking Priscilla Morgans Mame Moir Sarah Fidler Alma Chaney Lizzie Danvers Flo Clancy Lizzie Davis Mattie Huntsman Clara Allen Lillian Violet Danvers and others. Refreshments followed late, with Danvers surprised yet pleased by the turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Glee Club
Harry Danvers
Auniver
Wiwie Avenue
Mr. Danvers
Maogart Glee Club
Ligale Danvers
Bertha Watking
Priscilla Morgans
Mame Moir
Sarah Fidler
Alma Chaney
Lizzie Danvers
Flo Clancy
Lizzie Davis
Mattie Huntsman
Clara Allen
Lillian
Violet Danvers
Mesers
Edwith Evans
Willie Evans
Tor Evans, Jr
Frank Richards
Alvin Morgans
Michael
Mary Kelly
James Moran
Market Street
Douglass Itterley
Edna Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Laurel Hill Park
W. K. Watkins
Wayne Avenue
O'Donnell's Hall
Margretta Williams
William Street
Heart Lake
Catherine Morgan
Minersville
Henry Peel
Chester
Armit Thomas
JL Willam Crowe
Duryea
Thomas D. Davis
School Street
Br. W. D. Donne
Lake Winola
Alfred John
Kate
Cora Thomas
Wilkes-Barre
Henry Thomas
Brooklyn
Thomas Thomas
North Main Avenue
William Jervis
Muggle
Lake Ariel
Edward Rubingon
Leggetts Street
Kutle Nolan
Oaks Street
Holy Rosary Church
W. P. O'Donnell
Charles Gordon
Pittston
Groomeman
Mame Robinson
Miles Libble Neary
Buffalo
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Mr and Mrs John Hughes with son John return to Pittsburg after a month here. Miss Mary Laffey of Gilmore Avenue visits in New York. Miss Ellie Kelly of Main Street is slightly indisposed. Mrs H J Brooks of Scranton and Mrs D P Lise of Hyde Park guest of James E Jones in Greenwood. Miss Mollie O Malley of Pittston visited Minooka friends yesterday. The lawn social of the Young Men’s Institute was to have taken place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
John Hughes
John
Pittsburg
Mary Laffey
Gilmore Avenue
New York
Ellie Kelly
Main Street
H. J. Brooks
Scranton
D. P. Lise
Hyde Park
James E. Jones
Greenwood
Mollie O'Malley
Pittston
Young Men's Institute
Local Notes and Social Updates
A gathering on McDonough's lawn adjoining rooms was postponed two weeks due to illness in the McDonough family. Greenwood residents will join the Presbyterian church excursion Friday to Lake Ariel. Young Republicans discuss forming a Republican club No. 144. James Kenney Conaboy of New York, a recent visitor, returned home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonough
Greenwood
Presbyterian Church
Lake Ariel
Young Men's Institute
James Kenney Conaboy
New York
Local visits and social events mix in Dunmore town
Misses Anna and Ella Clausen of Shenandoah visited yesterday while Mrs. F. B. Smith of Binghamton guests the Englerts of Butler street. A Dunmore party honored Miss Kate O Donald at Bloom street with lanterns, games, and a feast. The Garrett Indians and Buffers play in Laurel Hill park Saturday at 3 40 PM for $6 a side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Ella Clausen
Shenandoah
F. 8. Smith
Binghamton
N. Y
George Englert
Butler Street
John Maonroe
Brook Street
Elmer Wilde
Asbury
North Blakely Street
Nellie Moran
Parkersburg
Ohio
William Jeffery
Clay Avenue
Dunmore
Kate O'Donald
Bloom Street
Garrett
Buffers
Laurel Hill Park
St. Luke's Church
Leake Aylel
John Dice
Pittston
William Colther
Hugh Street
Lynn Adams
Roy Pierce
Providence
Clarence B. Altemuse
P. J. Fritz
Nourth Blakely Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Ackerman
Homestead
N. J
J. W. Pinnell
Drinker Street
Socials and visits noted across local towns and leaders
The Misalon band hosts a church social at the Williams residence on the West Side. The Albion band to play at Caledonian games in Lake Ariel. Miss Katie Saltry visits O'Brien residence. Families Snyder and Madge visit Tunkhannock. John Blease is seriously ill. Avoca Hose No.1 plans a October fall sale to cover $1,000 still owed for the building. Primitive Methodist congregation to honor Rev. J. Jones on his return from the South. Keva Bath and Turner lead services in Rev. Proude’s absence. Dr. Price visits Dr. Dougherty. Mrs. Kellum visits son E. C. Kellum in Lincoln Hill. Rev. W. J. Healey to return home to Alton, DL from local visit. Farrell Nealin to relocate to Butte City, Montana. Open air concert marks Anthracite hotel opening. Mamie O Malley returns from visit with Miss Mary Burna. Thomas Houston shoots a crane like bird at Alliside pond. plans to sell if offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misalon
Primitive Methodi
John Williams
West Side
Albion
Lake Ariel
Katie Saltry
Scranton
O'Brien
J. Snyder
E. Snyder
Madge
Tunkhannock
John Blease
North End
Avoca Hose Company
J. Jones
Keva
Bath
Plymouth
Turner
Jessup
Proude
Dr. Price
Kingston
Dougherty
Kellum
Jersey City
E. C. Kellum
Lincoln Hill
W. J. Healey
Alton
Farrell Nealin
Butte City
Montana
Mamie O'Malley
Olyphant
Mary Burna
Thomas Houston
Alllside Pond
Local happenings and social notes from a small town
Benjamin Richardson makes a business trip to Dallas on Tuesday. H. L. Edsall and family depart for a Lake Winola sojourn. Ladies Aid festival at Brick Church yields success. Elizabeth Kennedy of Dalton visits E. Foater. J. T. Randall repaints and adds shutters. Percy Owens is homebound with bronchitis. Anthony Brown of Austin Heights jailed for wife assault by Justice Brodhead. Chicago live stock market reports show weak tone on July 22 with varied prices for steers cows and calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Richardson
Dallae
H. L. Edsall
Lake Winol
Ladies Aid Society
Elizabeth Kennedy
Dalton
E. Foater
J.T. Randall
Percy Owens
Anthony Brown
Austin Heights
Justice Brodhead
Market Opens With Mixed Balances In July Trade
Market notices from Oi City report a lagged market option today at 14 with credit balances noted. The fragmentary text mentions July actions and balances shaping early trading sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oi City
Credit Balinweces
Castoria Slogan Recalled Across Her Stages
A nostalgic verse highlights Castoria as a comforting remedy from infancy to motherhood, noting the product's recurring presence in care for a child through adulthood.
Markets Rally on Gold Reserve Support and Bankers’ Aid
The New York market shows a firmer tone as bears fail to press liquidation. Jersey Central dips to 74 after a raid but recovers to 92 as General list stays buoyant. Gains stem from gold reserve support and potential sterling control, with London purchases aiding a broad advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey Central
Bankers
Treasury
Sub-Treasury
London
Mr. Morgan
Sterling Exchange
Lake Shore
Chicago Gas
Sugar
Burlington and Quincy
Buck Island
Western Union
Manhattan
New York Central
William Linn
Ale
Spruce Street
Grain and dairy prices drift on New York market notes
New York markets report dull spot action in flour and wheat with ungraded red and No 1 northern mixes. corn spots ease with weak July and August options. Oats and rye show quiet to dull activity. provisions steady with lard lower in western markets. Butter and cheese demand moderate to quiet with steady pricing, eggs fair in both state and Pennsylvania markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
South America
Western Dairy
Salte
State
Pennsylvania
Western
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
Moses
John H. Gray
Tullows
Peter Dougherty
Kay
Lugerne Street
Peter
Gray
Cline
Chay
Williams
Archbald
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Robinson Street
W. J. Edwards
Dodge Avenue
Dodge Mine
Crump
John H. Fellows
J. J. Roberts
David Owens
Bloomsburg State Normal School
McKinley Glee Club
Jones’ Hall
John Lewis
Nellie O'Reilly
Angeline Finnerty
M. F Wyinbs
Jackson Street
Winfield Fellows
Nell and
Luis Fellows
Tenth Street
Cooperstown
Lak Otsegu
M. Vipund
George
Asbury Park
Phoebe Skillhorn
Mo W. Clarke
Isa Welle
P. F. Struppler
Mra. Struppler
Bath Main Avenue
Lake Henry
Alice Lindsay
Carbondale
Elsie Reed
North Stuer Avenue
Mise Jessie Puff
North Lincoln Avenue
Thomas
Griffithe
New Philadelphia
Edmnnd Muses
Eynon Street
Nanticoke
Bertha Reese
South Main Avenue
Harriet J. Davis
Starner
J. C. King
Adventists Services
Green Ridge
Sumters
South Side News
Avoca
Old Forge
Pillsbury Flour Mills
Union Stock Yards
S.guud
Castoria
Abe
Wall Street Review
Philadelphia
S. P
Am. Tobacco Vo
City
Canada
Bo & Q
Ub & St
Mil
St. P
Chen
Louis
Nash Ore
M. RK
Texas
N. J. Central
N.Y
N.Y LE
W. Pr
Ontario & West
Omaha
Pac
S Phil
Read
Iron
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Chicago Board OF Trade
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton Lace Curtain Co
National Boring & Drili'g
First National Bank
Weeteunne
Tou Scranton
Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Scranton Savings Bank
Bonta Plate Glass Co
Aw Scranton Packing Co
Weston Mill Co
Fsaresete Lackawanna Iron & Steel Co
Third National
Lackawanna Ave
Thomas Pens
Pratt’s
Washington Ave
York & CO
S. Main Avenue
Pacific Coast
St. John’s
New Foundland
England
Ireland
Nee
Hetsel
Bottie
E.m.hetsel
Third National Bank
Stuine Dealens” Richards Lumber CO
Commonwealth Building
Iron and Steel
Bittenbender
Dr. Peal
Adasen Pal
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
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