Fraternity member found with minor injuries after inquiry
A person initially thought seriously hurt at a fraternity incident was confirmed by inquiries at his home to have only a few bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wae
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1901
Page
6
Missing Scranton woman prompts search by son-in-law
Peter Michaels, son-in-law of 1, 7. Davis, a North Main avenue merchant tailor, was summoned to Lake Ariel that evening to help locate his mother who vanished from home near the lake. The telegram was brief and limited details remained last night. The woman is 49 and well known in West Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Michaels
Davis
North Main Avenue
Lake Ariel
Michaela
West Scranton
Wet Side Dele fce club plans another race meet
The Wet Side Dele fce club met at CLC Deck elrichs cigar store on North Malin avenue to discuss viability of a second race meet. Members expressed enthusiasm for the project and belief their horses can improve on past results. A date is to be announced later and several new members have joined the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dele Fce Club
CLC. Deckelrich
Malin Avenue
Olih
Interchurch Union Excursion Set From Deavere Depot
The Blaypson Methodist Hampton Methodist and Washburn Street Presbyterian union excursion sails July 1 from Deavere and Hudson depot to the lake. Games and athletic events for youths are planned. Fare return is 4 dollars for adults and 60 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaypson Methodist
Hampton Methodist
Washburn Street
Deavere and
Hudson
Mary Carmody arraigned and fined after police station stay
Mary Carmody, confined at the police station Wednesday night, changed her plea upon arraignment before Police Magistrate Davies yesterday morning. She paid a $2 fine and was released. John Evans of Bellevue faces relatives expected to look after him this morning due to his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carmody
Umbrella Department Clears Stock With Markdown Extravaganza
The Umbrella Department begins clearance with deep price cuts on all stock. 200 ladies and gents umbrellas with Mercerized Silk covers and paragon frames offered at reduced prices. Only 25 dozen P. D. Cor sets, high quality whalebone and guaranteed, black and white available. Saturday special in hosiery features 25 dozen ladies' Drop stitch hose in imperial blue with white polka dots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umbrella Dept. News
Absence From Home Leads to Detention at Jackson Street Station
A man found himself in custody after failing to return home from work on Jackson Street. Officers detained him at the police station following lingering refusals to go home despite repeated warnings. He wore mining clothes and was described as tired from a long shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Evane
Community notices from Lake Winola area and Wilkes-Barre region
Last evening Hawker A B Bynot and Druggist David M Jones enjoyed time with families at Lake Winola. Epworth league held a lawn social at Tralph Keiths home on Tenth street. Mrs M BR Stone injured in a fall at North Bromley Avenue West Park. William Gaul bought George Wandells farm on West Mountain. Clarke Bros stores addi tion masonry completed by John Aswell and Allspaugh Bros. Mrs John Bryant entertained Ladies Aid at Washburn Street. Dr and Mrs A A Lindabury and daughter Mae travel to Buffalo Niagara Falls. An entertainment and social planned in Mears fall under Silk Workers Union No 20. Requiem for Mrs Mary Mooney. interment Cathedral cemetery. Miss Alice Coons hosted a large party on Wednesday. Mrs DD DePuy and children visit Wallerend. Miss Mabel Bwetzer leaves for New York. Eva Anger hosting Mary Davenport of Wilkes-Barre. Wheeler visiting Lagernne Street. Eilesl and Bertha Baird of Pittston guests of Janet Robertson. Bellevue Welsh Calvinist Methodist church open air social at Bryn Mawr Street next Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Abra Richardson visiting from Corning NY with Leyshon vane at Aswell court. Mr Evans and T MoMillen spending a few days at Lake Winona. Hockey game between West Side Browne and Al-Contrept- Wte Team slated for 3 pm. Patrolmen Lowry and McColligan return from vacation and resume duties this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Bynot
David M. Jones
Lake Winola
Epworth League
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Tralph Keith
Tenth Street
M. BR. Stone
North Bromley Avenue
West Park
William Gaul
Back Road
George Wandell
West Mountain
Clarke Bros
John Aswell
Allspaugh Bros
John Bryant
Washburn Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Firet Baptist Church
A. A. Lindabury
Mae
South Main Avenue
Buffalo
Exposition
Niagara Falls
Mears’ Fall
Silk Workers’ Union
Flory Crows Church
Mary Mooney
Cathedral Cemetery
Aliee Coons
Fourteenth Street
Mee
DePuy
North Lincoln Avenue
Wallerend
Mabel Bwetzer
Prive Street
New York
Mira Eva Anger
West Locust Stret
Misa Mary Davenport
Wilkes-Barre
New Wheeler
Lagernne Street
T. MoMillen
Lake Winona
Huwe
Browne
Wellink
Thomas Lowry
John McColligan
Will Roernether
South Scranton Couple In Court On Assault Charges
Mix Cresaler of 1087 Meech Street was arraigned before Alderman Lentes on assault and threaten ing non support and carrying concealed weapons. His wife Mary Geer testified of years of abuse since their six month marriage, with Gees ler held on bail and a second defendant Eva Peck charged with assault and battery after a fence picket attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mix Cresaler
Meech Street
Lentes
Mary Geer
Goessler
al- Hernei
Asia
John Hisling
Geleler
Eva Peck
River Street
J. J. Brady
Michael Cunningham
Mors Uoningham
Mire
Peck
Local Injuries Reported From Street Incidents
Charlee McNeill of Pato Street was injured when caught between two cars while mopping at work at the South Mill. Two months ago McNeill dislocated a hip in a similar accident. Mrs. Anthony Dougherty of Birney Avenue broke a shoulder blade and a rib after a fall and is treated at Larkowanna Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee McNeill
Pato Street
Drakeman
South Mill
McNeill
Anthony Dougherty
Birney Avenue
Larkowanna Hospital
Community Social Evening Planned With Refreshments
On Friday evening a low cream sit down will be held on the home of the assortment. Low cream and cake will be served for ten cents and a pleasant social time is expected. The public is invited and those who ordered Kindergarten pictures should call this week. The Friday afternoon social will be led by Mrs. John Holtman. All women and girls are invited to this service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
John Holtman
Funeral of Mary Mawn Held at St Peters Cathedral
A large number of friends and relatives attended the funeral for Mary Mawn from 110 South Irving Avenue. The solemn mass at St Peters Cathedral was celebrated by Rev Father O Byurne with Rev J Griffin deacon and Rev McMuntin sub deacon. Pallbearers were the Paley family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mawn
Familly
South Irving Avenue
Marrimne
St. Peters Cathedral
Peyuulen Wan
Father O'Byrne
J. Griffin
McM. McMuntin
the Paley
Obituary Mentions Four Pallbearers and Burial
Patrick MacGroarty Patrick Mann Michael Bowman and Michael Jordan are named figures in the burial notice. Burial was in the Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick MacGroarty
Patrick Mann
Michael Bowman
Michael Jordan
Cathedral
St Aloysius society meeting includes a fire alarm sketch
The St Aloysius Teamperatice society held a largely lively meeting at Pharmacy hall with a smoker and an excellent program of recitations vocal and instrumental selections and stirring addresses. A fire in a one story frame dwelling owned by York and Loewenstein caused $50 damage. firefighters from Nep tune Century and William Connell Hose companies responded and the alarm was extinguished. Mrs Heassinger and sons visit from Cleveland while James Reid visits Wilkes-Barre. St Marys church choir to meet for rehearsal this evening at St Marys hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysius Teamperatice Society
Pharmacy Hall
York & Loewenstein
John Thiel
Thiel
Neptune
Century
William Connell
Albert Heessinger and Sons
Albert and
Harry, Jr
Cleveland
M. Heassinger
Pittston Avenue
James Reid
Wilkes-Barre
St. Mary's Church
St Mary's Hall
North Scranton Notes Glowing Summer School Event
Tonight the North Main Avenue Baptist tabernacle hosts a six week summer school program directed by Miss Fanny Crosby Myers with elocution and physical culture classes. Admission is twenty five cents. Police court notes report several arrests with fines totaling fifty eight dollars and month to date collections in North Scranton totaling thirty one dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue Baptist Tabernach
Fanny Crosby Myers
Neff College
Philadelphia
Albert Hatcher Smith
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Myers
Funeral for Mrs Tauren Knight Held at Dunmore church
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon from George Spencer's residence at 1659 North Main avenue. Rev A Newing led services at the Dunmore Methodist Episcopal church with assistance from Rev A J Van Cleff and Rev G A Cure. Pallbearers included D B Hollis, A B Hunsell, Alonzo Baker, Clinton Bey, Jamin Spafford and Samuel Davie. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauren Knight
George Spencer
North Main Avenue
A. Newing
Dunmore
Second annual church outing at Nay Aug Park today
The Ladies' Aid of Pray Methodist Episcopal Church plans a second annual outing at Nay Aug Park today with a start time at Providence Square. The funeral of the child of Mr and Mrs Thomas Healey of Cusick Avenue was held yesterday with interment in Cathedral cemetery. A collie owned by John C Keator editor of the Times was followed by an unknown person at the Keator home on Summit Avenue North Beranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Epicopal Chirch
Providence Square
Thomas Healey
Cusick Nee. Nue
Cathedral
John C. Keator
the Times
Keator
Summit Avenue
North Beranton
Local residents return from short visits and trips
Mine Grace Peck and others from Shelter Island, Sanderson avenue, and Delaware street returned home after visits with Wilkes-Barre friends and a country retreat. The crowd gathered for a village festival last evening while neighbors shared travel stories and thanked hosts.
Testimonial for Dr. Pierce's Gold Medical Discovery
Mrs Harrette Martin of Pedro Arkansas and E L Rinsell of Woolsey Virginia report severe long term illness with heart trouble dyspepsia catarrh and kidney and liver issues. After using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets both say their conditions improved dramatically enabling them to work again and praise the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Golden Medical
Dr. Pierce
E. L. Rinsell
Req
Woolsey
Prince William Co
R. V. Pierce
Free Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser Offered by Mail
Advertises a 1008 page Common Sense Medical Adviser by Dr. Pierce bound in cloth and sent free on receipt of 31 one cent stamps to cover mailing costs. Provides the mailing address for requests.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at legal or social notices
Fragmentary text mentions individuals with surnames and places, referencing an event or plan involving travel and legal action. Many names and locations are garbled, limits hamper definitive extraction of action, date, or outcome.
Dunmore Doings Social At Mrs Peter Legit Residence
A well attended lawn social at Mrs Peter Legit’s home in Bins steer featured lavish decor with orange and violet colors, a festive ambiance, carved refreshments, and a pleasing musical program.
Local sports board meeting yields brief updates
An official board meeting addressed team participation and schedule items. The secretary noted upcoming events and possible adjustments to the meet calendar, with decisions pending further consultation and stakeholder input.
Fragmentary town notices and private life items
The page lists various scattered items including a parade by the Cadet Drany under John Maghes, a funeral for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Janos Lucker on Apple Street, and several oblique notices about residents in Biwmieburg Lown Cyvednandales and other places. Names appear with addresses and brief movements or events, but many phrases are garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drany Corte
John Maghes
Mary Keller
Grimmeville
Ton Inv Returns Home After Short Town Stay
A local resident, identified as Ton, returned home after a several day stay in town. No further details were provided about the visit or its purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Inv
Obituary notices for Katie Khrigan and Mrs Sarah Thivis
An obituary item reports the 18 year old Katie Khrigan dying yesterday at her home on Willina street with funeral plans set for Saturday at 240 o'clock at Holy River Church and Cemetery interment. It also notes the pending funeral of Mrs Sarah Thivis, who arrived from Philadelphia, with services to follow at the home of her parents and interment at Camp Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Khrigan
Theria Mothie
Willina Street
Holy Riveury Church
Sarah Thivis
Philadelphia
Joh Hoffman
Unclear text fragment with scattered names and places
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple scattered names and places including Washington and New York references with uncertain connections and no clear event or outcome. The piece reads like a garbled roster of individuals and venues without coherent narrative.
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West
Scranton
T. E. Price
Nay Ang Park
Tritone
Weat Scranton
Pelee
Ofelock
Phernatia
St. Peter's
Mr. Price
Marty Gibbs
Ray Stevens
Harry Eow
Edgar Tawis
Myron Tittenhoause
G. W. Jenkins
Albert White
Nicholson
John Devise
Tribune
John Chivis
West Side Driving Club
Union Excursion
Bee
Globe Warehouse
South Scranton
W. C. A. Notas
Kerry
Anil AL
North Scranton
Providence
Privenere
Mary Buchanan
John Metonnett
Market Street
Patrick Boyle
Michael Murphy
Watkins
Pate
James Gordon
Mme
John Noone
Michael McMorrish
Anthony Kinkski
Simon Petrous
Michael Kocak
Rowland Kavojiski
George Petrous
Nay Aug Avenue
Green Ridge
Grace Peck
Wilkes- Barre
Bo M. Winton
Sanderson Avenue
Shelter Island
Belind Carr
Dickson Avenue
Harry Jones
J. W. Carpenter
Delaware Street
Clei
Owery Varese
Jim Mies Liers Bonner
Dicken
Mue
Carbondale
Isaac Maylor
Aumy
Buffalo, N
R.V. Pierce
Owey
Bertiiae
Bardi
Maysey Avenue
Chrithwin
Vas Maude
Mises
Moarlen Etret
Arthur Dan
Dunmore Doings
Mra
Peter Biegle
Peter Legit
Bins Steer
T Sport
Oftfiniel
Parone Methoniot
Copeleft
Pny
Ali
Ifitien
Abel Bile
VMN
Peter
Porcher
Hirth
Hirth Wiel
Anil Ates
Benest Torley
Tepeka
Kali
Char Woree
Blakely
Hemeowdale
Lown
Simei
Cyvednndales
Gioddbein
Alanine
Plamel Witteteivin
Williien- Barney
Athomtie Oiite
John Donnelly
Kings
Klee
Kelaiger
Wired
Iow
Lipa Tine
Ahax Webber
Welle
Will Gia Mira
Phare
Cpi
Thies
Sepivortue
Daekiabe
Abel Tata
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