Local Notables and Visitors Pass Through Plymouth
Dr. D. G B Hand returns and will be in his office from 9 am to 4 pm. Thomas Fay of Chicago visits AL T Howley. W S Keinmerer visits Ply mouth. Harry Streeter of Towanda attends to Roger business. Edward McCourt and extra Tigao sail to Thousand Islands. O Donnell of Binghamton chats with friends. Miss Gertrude Hinckley stays with Plymouth friends. Mrs. Graham of Brooklyn hosts Mrs. Roche of Capone Avenue. Whitney Rowland Seaman of Honnasdals were in the city. Major and Mrs. Everett Warren sail from Southampton to New York on the Spree. Alderman Pallor resumes duties after vacation. Miss Mithon entertains Miss Lynell of Wilkes-Barre. Dr W Godfrey visits relatives at Valley House. Miss Margaret Williams and Miss May Moore spend yesterday in the city. Thomas Moore and New York party arrive in Paris after Atlantic crossing aboard the Uhawpagar. Hartis and Clivenion Firlits join the Scranton Cash Store electric force, boosting staff. Troy Times notes I Mettombio Murray from Bernanton visits Rev Dr Tucker. choir visit linked to Holy Cross choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. GB. Hand
Thomas Fay
Chicago
AL T. Howley
Keinmerer
Plymouth
Harry Streeter
Towanda
Roger
Edward McCourt
Eléter Tigao
Tost Riivit
Thousand Islands
MW. O'Donnell
Binghamton
Gertrude Hinckley
West Side
Graham
Brooklyn
M. D. Roche
Capone Avenue
G.N. Whitney
T. Rowland
Seaman
Honnsdals
Everett Warren
Southampton
New York
Frederick Pallor
Ninth Ward
Jost Mithon
Multirry Street
Besse Lynell
Wilkes-Harre
W. Godfrey
Pred & Godfrey
Valley House
Margaret Williams
Lorgneat
May Moore
Philadelphia
Thomas Moore
Haris
Thor. Hartis
Clivenion Firlits
Scranton
Troy Times
Mettombio Murray
Bernanton
J. Tresland Tucker
Marry
We Holy Croga
Holy Cross
Scranton Business Intercate to Publish Classified City Guide
Scranton's Business Intercate will publish a carefully compiled list of wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests in Scranton and vicinity bound as a book with views of public buildings business blocks and portraits of leading citizens. The edition aims to attract newcomers and serve as city advertising with broad circulation. Representatives from Tie Taruse will call with details and explain the edition to interested residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Perdons
Tie Taruse
Wpot Thosh
S Wuohh Nawey
Prsimko
School House No 27 bids opened on Columbia avenue
Building bids for School House No 27 by architect LL Walter to be opened next month. Plans include building on Columbia avenue with lots for sale at low prices for a brief period. Anruurn Frotinenam noted in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL. Walter
Columbia Avenue
Anruurn Frotinenam
Gnotttachi & Sons Offer Treasures of Orgar Organs
Philadelphia firm Gnotttachi & Sons at 1020 Chestnut Street showcases industrial organs and restored music boxes with careful repairs and improvements. Highlights include old music box craftsmanship and offers of specialized restoration services with modest pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnotttachi & Sons
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Viaduct Committee Deliberates on West Lackawanna Viaduct Damages
Local reports note death of John Chatman at Edwards dale and a tea hosted by Miss Edna Stevens. City engineers and selectmen including Phil lips Manley Thoms Wagner Robu than and Hickey plan to discuss damages and viewer appointments that delayed the viaduct project in Lavelle's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citty
Phillips
Manley
Thoms
Wagner
Common Council
Robuthan
Hickey
West Lackawanna Ayenue
Lavelle
Runaway Horse Dashes Through Hyde Park Area
A horse attached to a light wagon pulled by Walter Lang of J D Williams and Co caused a runaway on North Hyde Park Avenue yesterday. The horse turned from Hyde Park Avenue to Price Street at a high speed, then returned to the barn. No injuries occurred and only a rear wagon panel was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyd Park Avenue
Hyde Park Avenue
Walter Lang
J. D. Williams & Co
Ita Henge
Price Street
John Chatman W Described as Well Known in Local Area
The sudden death of ten year old John Chatman W at Edwardsdale was reported yesterday. A native of England he leaves a wife and three children. The funeral is planned for tomorrow afternoon with interment in Forty Fort Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chatman
Edwardsdale
Bngland
Forty Fort Cometery
Tea at Miss Edna Stevens Home
Miss Edna Stevens hosted a 5 o'clock tea at her North Sumner Avenue home yesterday for a small group of young friends. Attendees included Miss Christina Howser, Miss Edith Howser, Gertie Stevens, Eden Stevens, Bessie Ultimus, Barry Stevens, and Ray Stevens from this side, with Christina Lids and Edith Howser of Taylor joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Stevens
North Sumner Avenue
Christina, Lids
Edith Howser
Taylor
Gertie Stevens
Sayre
Eden Stevens
Bessie Ultimus
Barry
Ray Stevens
Thia Side
Local residents and visitors noted in Scranton area notices
The West Side office reports residents and travelers around Scranton, listing people visiting relatives, returning from trips, or ill. Names include Bartley Walsh, Edwin and Arthur Hall, Charles Young, Fred Jones, Bowman Christmas, Hattie Thomas, William Shiffer, Miss Mame Edwards, E R Griffiths, Miss Nillia Coons, Miss Jess Polhamos, Emerson Darting Owen, Frederick G Peters, Mrs George Starner, Charles Kilhaline, Mrs E Reynolds and son Robert, George Keen, Charles Sedlge, Thrace Keen, Charles Beolold, Jobo Dennobaum, and others with brief notes of illness, travel, and visits. The Hyde Park Choral Society rehearsal is announced at Cooperative Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartley J. Walsh
Lafayette Street
Edwin
Arthur Hall
Mame Edwards
Crignilé
Altoona
E.R. Griffiths
Mount Carmel
Nillia Coons
South Main Avenue
Mica Jess Polhamos
Clirks Gruen
Hyde Park Choral Society
Co-operative Hall
Emerson Darting Owen
Frederick G. Peters
Lake Winola
George Starner
Long Buddy
N.Y
Charles Kilhaline
Wilkes-Barry
North Sumer Avenue
Mra
E. Reynolds
Robert
South Sumer Avenue
Clifford
Susquehanan County
George Keen
Charies Sedlge
Thrace Keen
Charles Beolold
Lain Winuln
James T. Colaning
August Bower
West Chester
Jobo Dennobaum
Trock Street
Lacaia Street
Thors
al J
Camp Meeting at Laurel Hill Park Colored Srethresa Aug 12 19 and 26
A colored camp meeting will be held at Laurel Hill Park on Sunday August 12 and 20 with singing by a noted plantation glee club. Rev. K Dangerfield of Wilkes-Barre will preach a new sermon The Capitalist and Religion at 380 noon on August 13. Rev. Philip Agus Habart of North Carolina will deliver a sermon on The Strikers and religion. Excursion trains will run up and down the Valley for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Srethresa
Lenarel Hill
Sundava
K. Dangerfield
American Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Wilkes-Barre
Thom
Philip Agus Habart
North Carolina
Joyce Wins 100 Yard Dash at Driving Park Meet
Michael Joyce of Minooka defeated Edward McLoughlin of Taylor in a brisk 100 yard sprint for a purse of $11. The race began at 8 10 with John Morris as starter and Frank Hannis, Thomas Murray, and Patrick Duffy as officials. Both runners broke from the scratch and ran closely, displaying speed and stamina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughlin
Michael Joyce
Minooka
Edward McLoughlin
Taylor
Serateh
Joyce
McLoughlin
John Morris
Pittston
Frank Hannis
Thomas Murray
Patrick Duffy
Scranton
Morris
Street Work dispute on Lackawanna avenue settled
General Manager Levtem directed resolution of a quarrel between Street Commissioner Kirat and the Svratton Traction over paving outside tracks on Lackawanna avenue. The trench has remained open since last Friday, posing a danger to pedestrians. A settlement followed Beatem’s city abstention and Deeton explained the misinterpretation about paving with brick versus asphalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levtem
Kirat
Svratton Traction
Lackawanna Avenue
Beatem
Myr Deeton
Trick
Kirat Wan
North End Nerth Fallot at Jenaston Teice
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local incident at a small Deity Store on Wayne Avenue with references to a “Nerth Fallot” and safety communications. The readable portion lists place names and generic actions without a clear sequence or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenaston Teice
Adeh Stone
Wayne Avenue
Splendid Colkketta Attracts Visitors To Fuller Collection
Mr Fuller Jr displays a diverse curiosities collection during a vacation in Florida. Among items are three young alligators, a rattlesnake skin over seven feet long, a wild cat skull, an alligator jaw, and a 40 year old temple relic from Okeehumere mound builders. The exhibit, praised for its variety, draws hundreds of spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Faller
Florida
Faller
Okeehumere
Fuller
Local Scribner Notes A Patchwork Of News From Tagerstowe
Multiple brief items report residents traveling or returning home, a funeral in progress for exiles Madison, church fundraising plans, a wrist injury from Wayne Avenue, and a police incident ending with a suspect secured. Names include Steve Chapman, John Be Magnes, Mrs Elina Flour, and Alderman Lornavor.
Catholic Choral Union Concert At Laurel Hill Park
Tonight the Catholic Choral Union performs at Laurel Hill Park with Bauer's Orchestra and soloists in a program featuring Dawe of Day, Hanedictus, My True Love Hath My Heart, I Would That My Love, and How Fair. Conducted by Haydn Evans with Annie Durkin as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qowottute
Ccececeeetensite
Bauer
Dawe
Catholic Hora! Union
Hanedictus
Frau Schubert
Dire Kite Sullivan
Edward Walsh
John Connolly
Madeline
Roeckel Pull Choir
Liulles
Jordan Slaters
Cose Ein Tone
Merry Bangsters
Loiien Chorus
Sevseevs Ab Letow Enlitio Wale
Chorna—“loria
Monart
Haydn Evans
Mies Annie Durkin
Manville Announces Scranton Depot Opening and Closures
The Delaware and Hudson Canal company announces the new Scranton passenger depot will open for business Monday morning July 30. Vine Street, Bridge Street, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western ticket offices will close at midnight. R E White, current Vine Street agent, becomes agent at the new depot and manages ticket baggage and telegraph offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Manville
Delaware and Hadron Canal Company
Scranton
Vine
Bridge Street
Delaware
Western
R. E White
Vine Street
Lydon House Fire Sweeps Twelfth Ward
Fire destroyed John Lydon's house in the Twelfth Ward early yesterday. Deputy Factory Inspector Castles clears Meadow Brook Silk Co. of fault. Philip Schank funeral. Melville Rooney injured when kicked in face by a horse driving crew near Connell brick yard. his wounds serious, taken to Dr Walau's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lydon
Castles
Meadow Brook Silk Company
Philip Schank
Melville Rooney
Orchard Street
Hooney
Slater
Connell
Lina
Rooney
Meadow Brook Mill Exonerated In Silk Company Inquiry
Deputy Castile and Deputy Belloyourt led an investigation into Meadow Brook Silk Co. over a near accident involving Miss Spohrer at the mill. Testimony suggested a dress caught in machinery but the firm was exonerated from liability. A girl suffered a concussion but expected to recover. A separate house fire on Twentieth ward property owned by William Connell & Co. destroyed the structure, with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin T. Cuntles
Spolrer
Maply
Castiva
Meadow Brook
Tases
Meadow Brook Silk Company
Tuimiy Phyaician
de Ad
Koll
John Lardou
Adi Bernitute
William Connell & Co
John Lydon
Lydon
Multiple local notices and incidents in Pittston and Scranton area
A jumble of civic notices and brief items from Pittston and Scranton including departures to Atlantic City and St Paul, a mall attack report, a breezy Mt. Powono scene, a stalled bore near Cedar avenue, a successful Patriotic Quorum event, malaria recovery of Father George Stopper, a forthcoming wedding at St John’s church, a wrestling match planned by Scranton Athletic Club, a Remington Avenue resident’s Newfoundland trip, William Vick’s Republican delegate bid, a funeral for a four weeks old, an IOOF Lake Ariel excursion, Beland’s trip to St Paul for a Catholic convention, Holland’s western visit, carpenters at Lireh street building a fag staff, a 4 by 4 Stars and Stripes flag, and funeral services for Philip Schank at Prospect Avenue German Methodist church and Pitiston Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Moran
Loewat Street
Onemer Slartman
Pittston Avenue
Mt. Powono
John Movers
Stone Avenue
Cedar Avenue Bridge
Central
Patrick Hroan
Elizabeth Foley
St. John's Church
Scranton Athletic Club
Afl Arf
Washington Avenue
John Fink
Remington Avenue
Newfoundland
William Vick
George Beyers
Stafford Avenue
James Connell Joie
Qold
Lake Ariel
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
G. Beland
St. Paul
Minn
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Abr
Holand
Tempe
Lireh Street
Cedar Avenue
Poly
Terppe
Philip Schank
Push Cart Paddlers Fined For Not Moving Along Street
An Italian peanut vender on Lackin Window Avenue was fined two dollars after refusing to move as ordered by Officer Meinner. He was arrested and processed at the hearing for obstructing traffic under city ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackin Winod Avenue
Meinner
Ukth
Wotteik
Enforcement Likely After Obstruction Law Focus
The report notes strict enforcement of laws on obstructing public thoroughfares and that a number of arrests and related actions are expected to follow in the near term.
Cyclist Curtis Claims Legal Knowledge Aimed at Release
Curtis, detained at the station house awaiting requisition papers, seeks habeas corpus to block a return to Allen for theft charges. He cites delays in papers, governor endorsements, and historic Magna Carta rights, claiming court action could force police to speed service of papers. He notes varied state times and old law, while promoting Hood’s Sarsaparilla and related remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Allen
Nnd
Pattison
Great Lakes
John
He Ling
Novelty summer coat for tennis style
A Nobby long-cut double-breast blue and black serge coat is presented as the proper summer attire, advertised for tennis use and fashion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shaw Pianos
Stelle
Seeley
Wyoming Ave
SHAW
Emerson
New England
Snow
The
Westonill Co
Exon Cigar
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr
Ubha Hols “Ualr
H. B. Ware
Spruce Street
News OF
A & O'Clock
Little West Side News
Mot&s
Scranru Try Smd Tovatedl
Nort Mall
Laurel Hill Park
Edward Mc
Mmc Longhlin
North End
Splendid Colkketta
Mr Fuller, Jr
North End Briefs
Steve Chapman
Tagerstowe
Mra. Peancels
Market Street
Buffalo
Niapara Ball
Dr. Doone
Henry Joney
Delaware River
Tancock
Anderson
Warren Stress
Liberty
Niagara
Camberiata
exUiles Aladison
Puritan Congregational Church
John BE
Magnes
Wayne
Arinioreprom
William Harvey
Ay Clark
Eres
Llarvey
Tomi Lewis
David Lloydh
Anily Do Pugh
Mutterinik Palla
Gijon
Tewis
Evenine
John Tonikey
Weet Marist Street
Lange
Lin
Catholic Choral Union
Catholic Coral Union
Laucel Hilt Park
Part
Veevedtohands
Manville
South Side
Meadow Brook CO
Custis Belloyourt
Cates
South Sloe Jottings
Misa Mary Dane McNary
Pittston Ovens
Atlantic Cuty
Hood
Mouil
Hoon
China
Haviland & Co
Limoges
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Conway
Penn Avenue
Trent
Aritetes Watercome
Columbus Monument
Hester
Martin & Delany's
Wyoming Avenue
Lacka, Ave
DR. Shimberg
Ingarredi
Florey & Holt
Victor Sash
Conrad
Hatter
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing Company
Hartman
Ingrediata
Wallinga
Montunio Hartmann
N. A. Hulbert
Giy Music Store
Wyoming
Bchantom
Bteinway & Son
Decker
Perothers Branich & Back
Waltz & Dauer
Dion
Firstolam
BTU
Anesthenie
Henwood & Wardell
Lackawanna Ave
William
A. W. Jurisch
Tloto
Geniiron
Keli Lovell Diamons
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