Social notes from Scranton area and beyond
Senator and Mrs M E McDonald visit Atlantic City. Hulbert family in York state. Hulbert family in New York City. Miss Marie Daffy of Pricestract visiting Mt Coub. Deputy Prothonotary Kasson leaves for ten days to Montrose. Professor Hayden Evans to lead farewell concert before Europe trip. Fire department members visiting Scranton. Bertha Powell returns from New Philadelphia. Field party returns from fishing trip at Buttermilk Walls with ninety fine bass. Lanier hails Scranton as second city in state. Pittsburg top. Voyle and interns at lake in New York state enjoying leisure. Dr Daniel B Strong of Starrucca visits Beranton. 5-year-old gelding praised as prize winner. Mr and Mrs John Roche depart for Lake Winola with a party of young ladies. Tainung plans a comprehensive business directory of Scranton and vicinity to publish in book form. Representatives will seek names for inclusion. notices for views of residences invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. McDonald
Atlantic City
N. A. Hulbert
York State
M. A. Hulbert
New York City
Marie Daffy
Pricestract
Mt. Coub
Myron J. Kasson
Montrose
Hayden Evans
Burgeré ‘Vill
Europe
Alex Woolsey
W. P F. Howells
Edwin Warren
George Sehyndler
Binghamton Fire Department
Misa Bertha Powell
I. W. Powell
New Philadelphia
Oho
Fred Weichel, Jr
Charles Silvis
John M. Courtrigit
Nathan Collendar
Pittsburg
Thomas Voyle
Scranton Supply and Machinery Company
New York State
Olyphat
Daniel B. Strong
Starrfeen
Beranten
Beni
John E. Roche
Lake Winola
Ce Morrizon
Mame Campbell
Carbondale
Agnea
Mamie Nalliv
Kitt
Maggie Bannon
Mary Murphy
Katharine Kelly
Sarah Walah
Katharine Kearns
Hiawatha
Old music boxed and tuned by Gautephi and Sony
Philadelphia firm at 1080 Chestnut street sells Won Gerfal orchestrial organs for five dollars. Specialty includes repairing and upgrading old music boxes with new tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautephi & Sony
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Keeley Faces Defense in Quarter Sessions Court
The Keeley case against Dr Hageerty and others continued in Quarter Sessions as William A Connors and Michael Keeley face charges over alleged illegal gambling and related activities. Keeley admitted his stake at 616 Lackawanna Avenue and denied wrongdoing while Dr Hageerty was not connected. Bail set at 7000 for Keeley and partners for Civil Term Court appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A Connors
Dr. Hageerty
Michael Keeley
Coelunk
Alfermaan T. T. Morgan
John Bo Collina
Keeley
Basingsawaa
Lackawanna Avenue
Dr. Hougerty
George Kerr
William Connera
Dr. Hayzerty
Civ
Singing Society Organizes In Dougherty’s Ball
A singing society named Mendelssohn Choral Society forms in Laurel Hill area with John E. Keily as temporary chairman and Thomas Marshall as secretary. A society ball committee includes William W. Evans and Reese Hopkins. officers listed: President W. G. Daniels and others. A society meal and permanent committee details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougherty
North Main Avenue
Laurel Hill Park
Mendelgsda ‘Choral Society
John E. Keily
Thomas Marshall
William W. Evans
St. David's Hall
William W. Evens
Rosas Davies
David Stephens
Reese Hopkinn
Eline Williams
W. G. Daniels
Roland D. Thomas
John RB
Edwards
Thomine Marshall
Joven D. Lloyd
Willian W. Evans
John T. Watkins
Thomas G. Evans
W. Gi. Daniels
Joan H. Kelly
Joseph P. Lieyd
Local notices and visits fill Wa North Main area
The West Sis office reports residents and visitors around Wa North Main, including Officer James Saul on vacation. Mrs McNulty of Hampton Street and Miss Clara Fuller of Carbondale are guests nearby. Numerous social calls, burials, and a church excursion to Purview on August 10 are noted along with several travels to Asbury Park and Wales tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sis
Sonaxran Titania
Wa North Main Avenue
Ottan Ole
James Saul
J. H. McNulty
Hampton Street
Lake Winala
Misa Clara Fuller
Carbondale
A. Stone
Lafayette Street
Doylestown
Cavanaugh
Chestnut Street
Joseph Reynolds
David Jenkins
Jackson Street
Star Drug Store
Sarah Gilgailon
Archibald
J. T. Kearney
Dackwon Street
P. A. Davia
Shamokin
Orlando Wilson
Philadelphia
Mra. Cawley
Price Street
Ternoon
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Purview
Michael Timlin
Pittston
M. G. Dimmick
North Stunner Avenue
Asbury Park
Robert Morrin Lodge
Order of American True Lvorites
W. L. Nish
North Updo Park Avenue
Bliss Mine
Hanover Township
T. H. Jones
EE. Robathan
Rey
W. 5. Jones
Wales
R Chase
Katie
North Sumner Avenue
Larsford
Saimatmait Hill
Rumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Verdict in Shevinsky case finds death by revolver shot
Coroner Kelley visited Arebola to inquire into Egworth Givinsky's death after being shot by Michael Shevinaky on Monday. The jury, meeting in Justice Manley's office, heard opposing testimony and found that the death resulted from a revolver shot in Shevinaky's hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Arebbola
Egworth Givinsky
Michael Shevinsky
Justice of the Peace
Corwin Sues Over Arrest Claim for $9,000 Damages
Elizabeth Corwin of the North End, represented by Halalander and Vosburg, filed a trespass suit seeking nine thousand dollars. She alleges that on June 28, 1804 John Guy caused a warranted arrest before Alderman Bailey in the Thirteenth ward on an assault and battery charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Corwin
North End
Halalander & Vosburg
John Gay
Bernard Davis
John Guy
Alderman Bailey
Thirteenth Ward
Corwin Pleads Not Guilty Amid Conspiracy Claims
The defendant denies all guilt and says the charge arose from a conspiracy to damage her reputation. Constable Leonard Davin served the warrant, and at the hearing she was ordered to provide 200 bail to await the grand jury. Unable to furnish bail, she was imprisoned for twelve hours until funds were secured. She cites her age as gt. 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Davin
Mra. Corwin
Regatta Entries Show Top National Talent to Compete
The Press Club regatta at Like Ariel on August 14 attracts premier sailors. Entries include Elwin Feley of Pili deipia, Vosper club champion, and William Amun of Mutnil towing clat, both touted as leading competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariel
Amt Fei
Elwin Feley
Chub
Ani William Amun
Hawe
Hedlin
Swindle Alert In Lottery Scheme Reported In City
A man canvassing the city promoting an International Banking Company lottery allegedly charges $2 monthly for 15 months, promising $350 back after a quarterly drawing with prizes from $40 to 50. Officers were alerted by Mr Red who suspects a swindle and avoided giving names of buyers. Captain Edwards notified. Further details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freichiman
Rewl
Revwil
Jha
International Banking Company
Roadway
N.Y
London
Paria W
Berlin
Oie
Red
Ant
Edwards
Reed
Transfer tickets govern Scranton line changes for travelers
Scranton Traction publishes detailed transfer rules for passengers, outlining how transfers work between lines such as Providence to Hyde Park, Green Ridge to Hyde Park, Laurel Hill to various lines, and special provisions for South Side and Nay Aug Falls. The notice includes transfer points, eligibility, and occasions like postgame ball park travel and Hyde Park area travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Traction Company
Transtera
Providence
Peckvillat
Hyde Park
Laurel Hill
Bellevue
South Side
Nay Aug Falls
Cara
Belleynd
Green Ridge
Bellevar
Nuy Aug Falls
Scranton
Hyda Park
Pasaea
No. 6
Branca
Brady's
Degmere Corners
Danmore
Horan & Healey
Ators
Lire Hill Park
Branch
Hyde Pack
Dallewine
Genlovae
South Sile
Washington Avenue
Marion Street
Green Ridge Sauarkin
Notes of South Side Celebrate Military Aid and Social
Community notes detail Company A Pa triotic Guards planning a pleasant picnic at the Hlenle, raising funds to equip rifles and gear. Local bakers donate cake with soldier imagery, won by Annie Bryden and Lily Krale, as young ladies host and serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
Patriotic Guards
Hlenle
Nuccesa
Tiis
Feela
Sehoner Brow, Fort
Misa Annie Bryden
Lillie Krale
Andr Breddoues
Louis Hanserroth
William Meister
Michael Wrester
Mira
Officials Named for Sept 6 7 Competition
A list of appointed officials for the September 6 and 7 event includes Armor Thoms as president Morgan H. Williams as vice president William M. Da Vie as conductor W D Watkins as resistant Thomas Davies as secretary Woeeley Mitchell as treasurer JT Owen Charies John R. Davin and Henry Cole as previous committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armor Thoms
Morgan H. Williams
William M. da Vie
W. D. Watkins
Thomas Davies
Woeeley Mitchell
Owen Charies
John R. Davin
Henry Cole
Real Estate Moves Flash Amid Busy Court Scene
Real estate activity continues with a large McKinney property at Adams Avenue and Spruce Street under option by O P Division, potential closing in a few days if negotiations succeed. A Jefferson Avenue home sold for 33000 including furniture. Callendar secured it after rapid bidding. A Guernsey Brothers entry notes a July 16 1801 marriage at St Patrick's Church Smith-Carerey ceremony in Scranton and Glasgow couple. Jordan funeral details listed for Saturday at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapia
McKinney
Adamsavenue
de George B Throop
Mt. Callendar
Barber Zang Hurts Hand While Installing Door
Barber John Zing of Pittston Avenue, a pool man at the ton sorial trade, cut his thumb and forefinger deeply while trimming India rubber for a doorway at his shop. A dull tomahawk slipped, severing nearly a finger, but he remained able to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zing
Pittston Avenue
Bnainew
Bia
Young Men's Institute Considers Buying Pittston Avenue Plot
Columbus council and over 150 Young Men's Institute members discuss purchasing ground on Pittston avenue at Brook street. If price is right negotiations with William Connell & Co. will begin, a tall building is planned, joining efforts with similar societies. Rumors of a donation to William Connell Hose Co. are unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William Connell Hose Company
Storica
Death of Miss Catherine Nealon
Miss Catherine Nealon of 752 Prospect Avenue died yesterday after a short illness. She was consoled by church rites and was survived by her nephew P. F. Padden of Power’s Drug Store. The funeral is set for 9 o’clock tomorrow at St. Peter’s Cathedral with burial in Hyde Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Nealon
Avenus
P. F. Padden
Power
St. Poeter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Cemetery
South Side Jottings and Local News Notes
Stephen Bosco returns to Pittston avenue after a week in the valley. Missex Jingasta and Christie Bichler of New York visit their aunt Mrs Kerb. BR Connolly has taken a coadjutor post for the Scranton Traction Co. Joseph Oswald, Pittston avenue resident, is due home Aug 1 after three months in Germany. Company A Patriotic Guards to meet at Frowban's tonight. Next Tuesday the timbers drill at the South Side Ball Park. Scranton Athletic Club accepted invitations from Sneakerminds and Turn Veretti to join and parade in fall uniform on Aug 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Bosco
Pittston Avenue
Missex Jingasta
Christie Bichler
New York
Mrs. Kerb
BR. Connolly
South Side
TRUNK
Scrainton Traction Company
Joseph Oswald
Germany
Company A
Patriotic Guards
Frowban
Lini
Timbers
Scranton Athletic Club
Turn Veretti
Aus
Nobby Long-cut Double Breast Blue Black Serge Coat
Novelty summer goods item described as a Nobby long cut double breast blue and black serge coat. Noted as proper attire for tennis use.
North End Briefs and Local Incidents Chronicle
A fragmentary North End column notes minor events including a boy’s recovery after a roof fall near Marvine, a Weston derailment with delays, and sidewalk intrusions by cyclists in Providence. Police arrest Thomas McGinley for brutal assault on Parker Street and a courthouse altercation over a machine. the alderman orders restitution. North Bend Choral Union forms as a permanent fixture at a Laurel Hill meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Jeho's
Womenvi
Willie Mulchrome
Marvine
Weston Awhel
Providence
Putnam Street
Ann
Thomas McGinley
Parker Street
Nori Bud
Wagol
Spellman
Horan
Agress Bakery
Wikm Wallace
Job Maygree
Marxee
Maraes
Armor Thomas
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Shaw Pianos
Stelle
Seeley
Wyoming Ave
WY Zeer
Shaw, Emmerson
New England
Æcmee Organs
Snow
The
Weston Mil Co
GB. & Co
Imorinind
Enoh
Or. OH. B. Ware
Spruce Street
Foranton
Gublish & Cure
Kcranton
BS Tenons
Tas Tainung
Eaitia
News OF
West Side
Dr. Haggerty
Kerr and Connors
New Sinking Society
Singing Society
Orginiz
Little West Side News Notes
Shevinsky
Tiaeels
Corwin
Renuwho
Brooklyn
Gorman
Grand Depot
Wyoming Avenue
J. B. Mime
Ho & G. A. Roever Company
Cincinnati
Pittanuny Flour Mills
Fiento
Barber Zang
Prospect Avenue
Eqister Party
Tuy
Guernsey Bros
Jordan
Patrick Jordnn
Kia Interest- Jeeee
Dunmore
China Hall
Libbey's
Haviland & Co
Weichel & Millar
Young Men's Institute
Socrety
Culver
Freeman's New
Freeman's
T&a
Japan
C. Ditchburn
Lackawanna Ave
Martin & Delany's
Lacka. Ave
DR. Shimberg
Syruch St
Florey & Holt YM
Victor Sash
Vitton
Conrad
Hatter
North End Briefs
Rca Abe Pia
Columbus Monument
Wentinizoton
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing Company
Guy Music Store
Wyoming
Ecrantom
Steinwat & Son
Decker Brothers
Emanich & Back
Vwrults & Gaulle
Musicat
ETO
Anessthene
DRS, Heswood & Wardell
Cat
Bryant
Beranton
Henwood & Wardell
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce Streev
Victor
Lovell
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