Prayer services held for Mrs Gwennle Reynolds on Jackson Street
News item details funeral and memorial actions for Mrs Gwennle Reynolds born in Wales in 1826. Services were conducted at her home at 1716 Jackson Street with ministers Rev D P Jones and Rev T Bell officiating. Surviving children and relatives are named. interment planned in Clifford. Also notes Alfred Godshall’s critical but stable condition and local social notices.
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Gwennle Reynolds
Jackson Street
D. P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Neath
South Wales
America
Schuylkill County
Carbon County
Thomas FE. Reynolds
T. Reynolds
Forest City
David Williams
Clifford
J. 8. Owens
Annie Jones
Rels, Bell and Jones
Alfred Godshall
Mr. Godshall
West Side Hospital site debate still undecided
West Side Hospital Association met last evening in the West Side bank directors’ room. Freeman house favored but opposition appears stronger. No definite action reported. Concurrent social items note a Washburn Street Presbyterian church concert with local artists. several local residents' travels and events are listed. An excursion to Mountain Park will be conducted by Baptist groups later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Hospital Association
Freeman House
West Side
West Side Bank
Washburn Street
Hampton Street
J.©. Moyer
Kingston
Enoch 2
South Main Avenue
P. J. Mullaney
Jackson Street
First Welsh Baptist Sunday Schools
Mountain Park
Baptist Young People's Union
First Welsh Baptist Church
Iliam Edwards
James Hughes
Annie Davies
Isa Eliza Lewis
John Jones
Hugh Williams
Barbara Lewis
Frank Bevan
Emma Barsler
North Garfield
Price Street
David Harris
North Hyde Park Avenue
Ashley
Otto Gersteneker
North Sumner
New York
Myrtle Dewittt-Elbridge
Waterbury, Conn
Edwin Colby
Sumner Avenue
William Sproats
Rusavitch Found Guilty In Assault Case At Alderman Hearing
Frank Rusavitch was found guilty of assault and battery after a Polish christening incident and is held on $300 bail to appear at court. Separate reports note Mary Whelan and Patrick Murtaugh jailed thirty days for disturbance. John Gilbride arrested on a charge of assault and battery after injuring a boy. bail set at $300. Funeral details for Mrs. Jeanette Bryden announced. Other local notes cover injuries, appointments, and visits around town.
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Frank Rusavitch
Alderman Roberts
Felix Johnson
Rusavitch
Struckohnson
Johnson
Mary Whelan
Short Avenue
Patrick Murtaugh
Nowhere
Spellman
Palmer
North Main Avenue
Patrick Gilbride
James Murphy
Gilbride
James
Joseph O'Brien
M. J. Walsh
Jeanette Bryden
C. P. Miller
Church Avenue
Waselock
Mr. Guild
Carbondale
Presbyterian Church
George W. Davis
B. 8. Robinson
Lake Winola
John H. Evans
Brick Avenue
Cayuga
Evans
Thomas Evans
Wayne Avenue
Ann
Wales
W. W. Jenkins
Tr. Strang
Hillside Farm
Arthur Smith
Fenner & Chappel's
Union
N. Y
Katie Henry
Philadelphia
Jenkins
Morgan
Phillips
Robert Davis
Washburn Street
West Side
Lost purse found near Carson's store on Washburn
A purse containing $9 was found between Carson's store and Fourteenth Street on Washburn. Return to 1513 urn street for reward. Thomas McGraw listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson's
Fourteenth Street
Washburn Attvel
Thomas McGraw
Election Today in Nineteenth Ward for Common Councilman
Polls open from 7 a m to 7 p m in four districts to elect a successor to P J Hickey. Republican George Wirth Jr is opposed by John J Murphy the party choice encouraged by local Republicans. Wirth cites hometown knowledge and pledge to guard residents and city interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wirth, Jr
John J. Murphy
Crown Avenue
Heech Street
Charles Beck
Meadow Avenue
Mr. Wirth
Tribune
Etn
Scranton
Nineteenth Ward
P. J. Hickey
Local residents plus diphtheria cases and travel notices
James Holliday of New York visits Nelson La Rose of Deacon Street. Brunnie Watkins and Grace Replogle suffer diphtheria. Depew the brakeman moves into Jadwin Street house. Breck family returns home from Hotel Jermyn on Sandergon Avenue. Kleser visits on Dencon Street from East Stroudsburg. Smith returns from Clark’s Green Ridge. Brant and Hufford back from fishing trip to Ransom. Pattock family to Clark’s Summit for new home. Pratt Bower Ives Teal and son Arthur return from Thompson fishing trip with big fish stories. Woman’s Christian Temperance Union to meet at 2 30 this afternoon on Penn Avenue near Marion Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Holliday
New York
Nelson la Rose
Deacon Street
Brunnie Watkins
East Market Street
Grace Replogle
Sunset Avenue
Depew
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
Jadwin Street
George Breck
Willie
Hivtel Jermyn
Sandergon Avenue
Charles Kleser
East Stroudsburg
Dencon Street
YQ. Smith
Clark's Green
Ridge
A. G. Brant
Capoose Avenue
B. Hufford
Ransom
Local Officials Plan Regular Monthly Meeting Tonight
The council and school board will meet in regular monthly session tonight. Epworth league holds a memorial service as its regular monthly business and literary meeting. Several residents report returns from visits and travels, with heartening news on recovery from surgery and acts of hospitality noted.
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Minnie Cobb
Carbondale
Wilde
North Blakely Street
Shenandoah
Alexander Bryden
James Bryden
W. T. Teeter
Pittston
Epworth League
Helen Sanders
Cherry Street
Weet Pittston
William Bryden
Charles Warg
Genevieve
Annabel
Philadelphia
O. R. Winas
Varen
Garfield Anguin
P. J. Murphy
T P. Letchworth
Hillside Farm
Beemer
Examinations to be Uniform for City Public Schools
Committees of teachers from seven grades are preparing final exam questions. Four teachers from each grade form the committees. The plan aims to uniform exams citywide by using one set of questions for each grade, submitted to all pupils in that grade.
Swayne's Ointment Advertises Cure for Skin Eruptions
The notice claims Swayne's Ointment cures tetter eczema and all eruptions on the face hands and nose leaving the skin clear and healthy. It emphasizes no internal medicine and urges readers to ask their druggist for the ointment.
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Swayne
Smith Disbarred Controversy Hits Schuylkill Court
The article recounts ongoing sanctions against Mr. Smith for abuse and libel in legal proceedings. Judge Archbald urges firm action, noting repeated unfounded accusations against judges, counsel, and officials. It covers Smith’s career, including birth, education, and moves, and his vow to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Amerman
Coungel
Bursa
Warren
Willard
Pryor
Kasson
Connolly
Supreme Court
Smith
Markets and Stocks Review From New York June 1
The New York market opened with higher prices on buying from London and optimism of adjournment. Foreign buyers favored American holdings after Morgan’s London interview, with gold shipments at $600,000 and bond inflows near $2,000,000. Sugar Grangers Internationals and Tennessee Coal rose early. tobacco slipped later while several rails and futures showed mixed gains and losses.
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New York
London
J. Suse Morgan
Consula
Sxruger
St. Paul
Louisville
Nashville
Congress
Europe
Grangere
Internationals
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Tobacco
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Northwest
Minneapolis
St. Louis
William Lin Ale
Court Notes and Local Legal Rulings Summary
William E. Kirchhoff was appointed judge of election for the Third district of the Nineteenth ward to fill a vacancy. The will of Arthur G. Taylor of Waverly was admitted to probate and testamentary letters granted to his mother. Several marriage licenses were issued including John Jakass with Aniuie Purple and Claude Keeney with Mary Owen. Archbald issued opinions sustaining exceptions in a road matter in Dalton borough and West Abington township. A board gave miners certificates to several named workers from Dunn shaft to Riverside Coal. Archbald refused to strike off the non-suit in Elizabeth Beach vs city of Scranton. In Onondaga Dynamo Co v National Elevator Co, rule for judgment was discharged.
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William E. Kirchhoff
Charles Graf
Arthur G. Taylor
Waverly
Register Hopkins
Tetter
Mather
Dotha M. Taylor
John HH
Thomas
John Jakass
Aniuie Purple
Throop
Claude D. Keeney
Mary M. Owen
Old Forge
John McDonnell
Alice Smith
West Side
Archbald
Dalton
West Abington Township
William P. Griffiths
Miles Gibbons
William D. Morris
James L. Jones
Warner Thomas
Dunnshaft
No. 2
Lewis Harris
Connells Mines
Zolike Zawocke
Dyozgak Glovaski
Greenwood Mines
Henry Parish
Joseph Brenaske
Pyne Shaft
Eugene Duscal
Taylor Shaft
Louis Saera
Johnson's Mines
John Homan
William Hope
Marshwood Coal Company
Charles Cusick
Price Mines
William Rogko
Bellevue Shaft
William Pherko
Riverside Coal Company
Mra. Elizabeth Beach
Scranton
Onondaga Dynamo Company
National Elevator Company
Sarsaparilla Candy Elixir Promises Vital Power
The advertisement touts sarsaparilla candy coated tablets combined with other blood and nerve remedies. It claims to purify blood, build nerves, and cure nervous diseases and weakness. Sold by Carl Loreng, druggist, Scranton, 418 Lackawanna avenue. prices 60 cents and 1.00.
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Carl Loreng
Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Casey and Kelly's Ext Lager Beer Beat in Old City
The note from Old City Pennsylvania dated June 1 reports a single quotation for today’s option at 1.08 dollars credit balance and an unclear term related to Casey and Kelly's ext lager beer. The beat line indicates a weak market and limited quotation data.
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Casey & Kelly
Old City
Market report cattle hogs and sheep at Union Stock Yards
Buffalo June 1 Receipts 14 000 head steady to firm for steers and cows with good to choice offerings. Hogs weaker and uneven with mixed packers and heavy types leading the decline. Sheep and lambs steady to firm with prime lambs 5 70 to 6 00 and yearlings 1 20 to 4 00. heavy sheep slow to 6 60. Prices per hundredweight and averages vary by class and quality across stock types.
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New York
Tyassic
City
India
Western Steam
Continent
South America
Saliec
Weetern Dairy
Salige
Kigins
Yale
State
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
N. Y
Venlo
Union
Walbc
Eee Pte
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News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
Dale
Farview
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Crump
Lake Ariel
Jennie Howell
Scranton Street
Colonial Club
Atlantic City
Harper
Wilkes-Warre
Wille
Charles Reed
Eynon Street
Harret J. Davis
Starner
J. C. King
Providence
Thorp G Just
TRE
South Side News
Literary Circle of Columbus Council
Young Men’s Institute
W. T. Connors
Wyoming Avenue
Feenan
Rochester
Will Daniels
Institute
Walter McConnell
Lydia Franz
Green Ridge
Dunmore
No. Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
MR. Smith
Bench
Bar
BK. W. Archbald
Albany
Freeburg Academy
New Berlin Seminary
George Hill
Sunbury
Northumberland County
Pottaville
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Tobacco Co
Ref
Canada
St. P
Lake Shore
Ely Souls
Nash
Fae
Texas
Ontario
Pasuee
Phil
Ty Union Pacritic Err. Co. & Irons
Western Union
Bik U. & Leather
Guy
Arene Edebedes
Willy
Oe Ee
Sbeseue Ee
National Loring & Drilling
First National Stopper Co
Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Scranton Savings Bank
Bonta Plate Glass Co
Scranton Car Replacer Co
Scranton Packing Co
Weston Mill Co
People's Street Railway
Scranton & Pittston True, Co
Dickson
Court House
Dr. Detchon
Chicago
PRICE
Washington Avenue
James Moir
First National Bank
Iia
Wagner , Rela
Edison
Vitascope
Opera
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son's
Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
N. A. Hulbert
Music Store
Madea
Matthews Bros
William S. Millar
Center ST
MT. Pleasant
Commonwealth Building
WM. T. Smith
McKinley
E. D. Thornburgh
C Nankens
Drokena
Bond Street
N. W
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