West Scranton Bold Boys Break In Store
About 1 a.m. two youths forced a lock on the back door of Houser's harness store on North Main Avenue and entered. They were arrested at the West Side station, with tools and goods found on them, and will have a hearing this morning. A separate incident reports William Dickson injured at Briggs Mine when a deep hole gave way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dickson
Briggs
Edith Jones
Main Avenue
Jiaeck- Fon Street
Bo Houser
North Main Avenue
Dulle
Tenth Street
Ivor Hecke
Lincoln Avenue
Patrolnen Davids Davis
Ninh Peters
Thomas
Mhoniae
B. Houser
Local Queue Match Caps Night at John Warner’s Hotel
Yesterday at Hampton Street a crowd watched a queue game. Richard Williams and Teniel O'Brien of Taster won the $25 purse with 8 points while their opponents John Lewis and John Richards scored 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warner
Hampton Street
Richard Williams
Teniel O'Brien
Taster
John Lewis
John Richards
Williime
O'Brien
Barn Fire Strikes BR F Post Property on Chestnut Street
At 3 45 yesterday morning a fire alarm summoned Colombies and Franklins to BR F Post's rear barn at 22 Chestnut Street. Firefighters battled the blaze and saved adjacent structures. The barn owned by Sampe son of Carbondale and used by Williams & Bro contained about three tons of hay and sixty bushels of oats. Horses and wagons were removed unharmed by early arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbies and Franklins
BR. F. Post
Chestnut Street
KB. Sampeson
Carbondale
Willams & Bro
Lawn Social at Locust Street Hostess Draws Large Crowd
A lawn social at Misa Edith Jones home on Locust Street attracted large crowds. The yard was decorated with Japanese lanterns bunting and national colors as young women in festive dresses mingled and attendees bought many items for sale amid a celebratory atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Edith Jones
Locust Street
Lile
What I Can Society Meeting at Miss Fowler’s Home
The What I Can society of the First Pulpiter church held an evening meeting at Miss Helen M. Fowler’s home with papers read and discussed, followed by refreshments. The choir planned to purchase no hare some Pipe clan. A Ladies' Aid meeting is set for Thursday at Mrs. John Bryant’s home, corner of Washburn and Mulberry. The church will hold its regular business meeting Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
What
Helen M. Fowler
Ladies’ Aid Society
John Bryant
Washburn
Mulberry
Red Men Prepare Big Lake Lodore Picnic Plans
August events promise large crowds with the Red Men heading to Lake Lodore on their annual outing. The Maple City band and local quartets will provide music as Baptist Young People's unions run an excursion to Glen Onoake on August 20. St. Mark's Lutheran and Simpson Methodist groups also plan lake picnics in early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lodore
Maple City
Baptist Young People's Unions
Glen Onoake
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Simpson Methodist
Happten
City church unions planned large Harvey's Lake excursion
Street Methodist and Washburn Street Presbyterian plan a joint trip to Harvey's Lake on July with likely record attendance. Ample provisions and amusements will be provided. Enterprise lodge No. 21 L K of A will join the outing on August 15.
Injured worker at Berlgee's mite spared by cow workers
William Dickson an 18 year old driver living at 2112 Price Street was badly hurt yesterday afternoon at work after stumbling on a slope and falling in front of a cow tram. He was carried home by ambulance and treated by Dr. Dreddy Birenman for shock and deep cuts. doctors say he will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dickson
Price Street
Berlgee’ Mite
Dreddy
Birenman
West Side Driving Club Plans Thursday Rave
The regular meeting of the West Side Driving Club was held last evening at the store of C. Tecker nick. It was decided that the club would hold a rave on Thursday at Epordwiy. The national trotting rules will move in. All hooks of entry were closed at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Driving Club
Funerals Published for Today in Local Churches and Cemeteries
The funeral of James Coleman will be today at 1 from Pautelek's church with interment in Cathedral Cemetery. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Patrick Burke will be buried this afternoon from Tenie Ron Street with interment in Cathedral Cemetery. Mrs Martin McDermott's funeral is this morning at 9 from Holy Yous church with interment in Cathedral Cemetery. Chester Cameron's funeral is this afternoon at 2 from St Mark's Lutheran church with interment in Washburn Street Cemetery. Jeremiah Simmone will be laid to rest this afternoon from his sister's home at 113 Fewtland Street with interment in Washburn Street Cemetery. The funeral of William White will be this afternoon at 2 30 from Holy Cross church with interment in Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Coleman
O'Clouk
Pautelek
Patrick Burke
Tenie
Byron Street
Martin McDermott
Welock
Holy Yous
Chester Crameron
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Washburn Street
Jeremiah Simmone Wiii
Phen
LM Oclerk
Fwetlhand Strowt
William White
Holy Cross Church
Cathedral
Notes and Personals From the Local Scene
A jumble of local notes reports a hound crushed by a young man named John Walsh at Lavkawarna yards on Saturday night. Police fined three men for drunkenness after they refused to move when cautioned. Several residents plan trips and visits to Lake Winola Lake Lodare Madison Conn Athletic City Ocean Crest and Lake Ariel. A Father Matthew society meeting elected officers and a constitution representative. An ice cream social is planned at St Mark's Lutheran Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walsh
South Ninth Street
Lavkawarna Yards
Harry Miller
Gerirure
Washburn Street
Lake Winola
Hagile Park Avenue
Pettebone Street
South Main Avenue
J. Dershimer
Dalton
TS Moffat
Dndiana
Lavender
Johi MM
Madwards
Lovast Street
Thesday
Mer
Lowry
Bromley Avenue
Lake Ariel
Lafayette
Garfield Avenue
Lise
St. Mark's
Schoel
Lillian Cross
Obituaries List Of Woodruff Cammer Jones Tage Mc Mullen
Obituary notices list LAMON E. WOODRUFF of 208% Tenth Street who died yesterday with a Thursday funeral and Salem interment. Chester Cammer of 1702 Washburn Street has a Tuesday service at 3 PM at St. Mark's Lutheran led by Rev. A L Ramer. Mrs Vanny Jones Tage dies at Monroe Avenue residence with a 2 59 o clock service this afternoon. Samuel Mc Mullen funeral tomorrow at 9 AM from his daughter Mrs M F Holland's residence 14 South Webster Avenue with services at St Peter's Cathedral and interment in Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamon E. Woodruff
Tenth Street
Salem
Wayne County
Chester Cammer
Washburn Street
St. Mark's
Holland
South
Webster Avenue
Peter's Cathedral
Cathedral
North Scranton donors honor Father OToole with purse
A party of North Scranton men traveled to Wellsboro Tioga County and presented Rev A J O Toole formerly an assistant at Holy Rosary church with a purse of 850 dollars. The gift from Holy Rosary parishioners acknowledged his work in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. O'Toole
Holy Rosary Church
North Scranton
Wellsboro
Tioki County
A. J. of
Teele
Holy Rosary Chore
J. Vi Moylan
Pod. Ruane
Enos Flynn
Martin Cerrity
Martin Cuveney
W. 4. Lynott
John FB. Lynott
J. J. Sullivan
Jiseph F. Evans
Evans
Congregation of Holy Rosary Church
Father O'Toole
Community Notes From Green Street And Local Visits
Miss Mary Davis returns from a lake vacation on Digvesy’s. Miss Rose Mechan homed from Susquehanna county visiting friends. George of Des Moines visits aunt Mrs Anastasia Loomey. Welsh Congregational church and Dutch Gap Mission School plan Nay Aug park event next Thursday. Ware leaves at 0.20 a. m. Mr and Mrs Gi D Fowler entertain guests for their daughter Dorothy’s seventh birthday anniversary. Several young people attend and gifts are listed. Miss Fanny Crosby Myers departs North Main Avenue Physical Culture School for Philadelphia. Mrs. Robert H Westhike returns from Ocean Grove after a few weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis
Green Street
Digvesy’s Lake
Rose Mechan
Susquehanna County
Annie Sherman
Gon. George
Des Moines
Iowa
Mis
Anastasia Loomey
Ld Bellows Street
Welsh Congerceational Church
West Market Street
Dutch Gap
Plensent Nay Aug Park
Ware
Gi. D. Fowler
Church Avenue
Dorothy
Miss Fowler
Ciorgiana Clock
Kathleen Wolfe
Ruth Will
Glarys Farting
Havel Malletead
Catherine Beale
Hannah Beale
Rachel Beale
Haitl Finn
Esther Hopewell
Maude Riley
Ruth Harrie
Boma Fidler
Ethel Aflen
Nellie Hall
Nellie White
Fanny Crosby Myers
North Main Avenue
Funeral Held For Infant Herbert F Geiner Jr
The funeral of Herbert F the five months old son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Geiner Jr was held yesterday afternoon at 2 oclock from the Cedar avenue residence. Rev Father Straub assisted at the house and interment was in the Twentieth ward cemetery. Also listed: M J Byrne Patrick Moran Michael Rafferty James Barrett and James Keeton on vacation at the Pan American exposition. Mrs Catherine Erk and Mrs Moyles visiting Cedar avenue. John Mack and wife of Brooklyn visiting Mrs Helreiger Birch Street. Miss Catherine Dowling Lorust street writing friends at Carbondiate. Council No 822 United Cyber American Mechanics to meet in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert F
Jacob Geiner, Jr
Cedar Avenue
Father Straub
Aces
Tant Yauster
Mary's
Twentieth Ward
M. J. Byrne
Patrick Moran
Michael Rafferty
James Barrett
James Keeton
Kemp's Balsam Promotion in Scranton Trade Call
The homliest man in Scranton and others are urged to call on any doucelet for a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. The remedy claims to purify and relieve chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption.
Lake Winela social notes and local visits described
In Marionatheet visitors include Rev and Mire Matern and Fatty equipping a cottage at Lake Winela. Temiila hosts Mire Macka Wowie of Marionatheet touring Mosnowe. Local events mention a wind damaged elode tree near Mim ACH and a scheduled accident follow up at Towers lave. Guests include Are 0 BW Pratt and Frank Onard with Charliye Found epent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Matern
Fatty
Lake Winela
Vie Macka Wowie
Marionatheet
Mosnowe
Divine
Sanderson
Ollie Dots
Bevy
Epestetdus
Pratt
Green Ridge Street
Phere
Frank Onard
Charliye
Monroy Avenue
Jeanette
Madge Paterson
Benton
Grom Ridge
Malledethie and Reading strike continues at today’s meeting
Exclusive wire reports the Malledethie and Reading company strikers favor continuation of the walkout. The meeting discussed the ongoing dispute and solid support for keeping the strike active, with no proposals to end it tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aveo
Coompane
Etrikere
Chen
Leone
Mat Wee
Dunmore Doings: Lightning Strikes Homes on Spencer and Webster
The Raffel Papalo residence on Spencer street was hit by lightning during a Sunday night storm, tearing portions of the roof away but injuring no one. Mrs Mullen’s Webster avenue house was struck the next afternoon, causing a small fire that Neptune company quickly extinguished. The storms caused widespread fire alarm outages across town due to electrical disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raffel Papalo
Spencer Street
Neptune Company
Local notes from town and council report
De J Harrington Young of Drinker street spends a week at Big Pond kK DD. Ames stays at his Green Ridge street home. Miss Florence Butler of Elm street visits friends in Pittston. Miss Mary Kessler returns to Laneford after weeks with the Bronson sisters on Elm street. A special council meeting was called last night but lacked a quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. J. Harrington Young
Drinker Street
Big Pond
Ames
Green Ridge Street
Florence Butler
Elm Street
Pittston
Mary Kessler
Laneford
Ancient Romans Clothes Revealed in Material Study
December meeting of the Archaeological Institute discusses Roman dress from tunica to toga. Prof Maron Sanford of Middlebury College reports on fabrics, painting and statue evidence, and how artists simulate drapery with varied materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archaeological Inefinite of America
Maron 2. Sanford
Middlebury College
Institute
Pompei
Demertotont
Hortensius
Vaticanl
Pittsburg Woman Surrenders Custody of Son to Man
In Ransomville Nova Scotia a Pittsburg woman who declines to identify herself has sold and transferred all rights title and custody of her two year old son to Jacob Bohleswing. The move aims to insure adequate income for herself a good home and foster care for the child with a generous endowment at his majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Jacob Bohleswing
Wealthy farmer adopts boy under complex agreement near village
A Minnesota case details an adoption arrangement between Mr. and Mrs. Schleswing and a widow mother. The plan includes custody transfer to foster parents, a $30 monthly annuity to the mother, annual visits, and a $5,400 inheritance for the boy at age eighteen. The widow may reclaim the son if terms are not honored, and the boy’s current name is Roy Schivawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Road
Schleuwing
Bohieswing
Tittaburg
Schleswings
Schleswing
Beeve Bimegel
Behlenwing
Pittehure
Roy Schivawing
First Speeches in Parliament Stir Pupils and Veterans
The article recalls early parliamentary debuts by figures such as Lord Salisbury and Sir William Harcourt, noting nervousness and praise from Gladstone. It mentions Parnell’s 1875 maiden speech and anecdotes about Irish peers Dougherty and Whitehead, including humorous remarks from Canning about maiden efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Salisbury
Robert Ceeil
House of Commons
Stamford
Pebruary
Joh Rissel
University Hill
Hansard
Gladstone
Sir William Harcourt
Oxford
Viscount Bury
Vernon Harcourt
House of Commane
Trehiend
Parnell
Ireland
Dougherty
Canning
Doherty
Whittealde
Inieh Metber
Down
Campbell Ape Coming at The Kitties Show
A provincial performance features the 16th Wishlawiers Torerius Cuida’a Crivk Military Band ten musicians plus a dancer and legpipers led by John Shatter. The full kilted rocumentals are presented under government authority and Colonel Macdonald with Thamling Highlanders officers sanction. Admission is one dollar for the afternoon and evening shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishlawiers
Torerius Cuida
Crivk
John Shatter
Thainion
Macdonald
Ith Hiehlandees
Role of The Green Hag Courts a Legal Debate
An 19th century courtroom scene shows the judge pressing questions as advocates cross examine. A young lawyer faces interruptions while arguing about authority and constitutionality, with references to a New York case and the role of the judiciary.
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Scranton
E. B. Houser
Phillipa
Dr. Raymond
Mr. Buck
Mr. Fuck
Henburn
G. W
Enring
Lawn Social
First Baptist Church
Price
Globe Warehouse
Ali
Carbonatia Fie Space Co
Caltronsia Pia Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San
Cal
Lovigville
New York
N. Y
Schimpff
Hell
Comet Lodge
No. A
Knights of Pythias
Hariman's Hall
South Scranton
Green Ridge
Phinney
Dunmore Doings
Secientit American
Ransomville
Deleware
Hudeon
Hanmpton and Simpeon Methodist
Wardburn Street
Elvirehen
Jonas Long's
Jonas Long
Russia
Webb
Anderson
Zenda
Saratoga
Donas Long
Campbell
New Armory
Caledonian Lub
Brunet
Thak
United States
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