Musicale at the Rectory by Noted Artists Delights Parishioners
A Musicale at St Luke's Rectory drew many parishioners and friends. Performers included soprano Mrs George Dub Dimmick contralto Miss Ella Marie Draeger tenor David Stephens violinist Frederic Kopff and pianist J Willa Conant. Kopff offered Sarasate Faust fantasia and Chopin nocturne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's
Woman's Guild of the Church
Everett Warren
Rogers Israel
L. G. Labarr
Richard Osland
George Dub
Dimmick
Ella Marie Draeger
David Stephens
Frederic Kopff
J. Willa Conant
Mr. Kopff
Sarasote
Chopin
Venice
Caracciolo
Printing and notices for church groups and events
An advertisement outlines printing services for posters circulars and tickets for excursions or festivals by P and C E and Epworth League. A testimonial praises Hood's Pills as gentle and effective for liver ills. Also promotes a high grade 71 3 octave piano with improvements and a cheap plane.
Dr Simmons Plain Talk Sparks Interstate Homeopathic Meeting
Doctors met in the court house arbitration room to hear papers on summer diarrhoea symptomatic prescribing and germ theory. Dr S Simmons withdrew a proposed resignation after urging stricter adherence to by laws and thorough discussion before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Homeopathic Society
Court House
Slmmens
Susquehanna
Simmons
C. W. Roberts
C. 5
Winters
Martin Deschere
New York
George F. Hand
Binghamton
N. Y
H. K. Leonard
A. A. Lindabury
F. Lange
Fender of Casey's pending trial on traction car
Invitations were sent for a trial of Casey's fender on a traction car at Linden street car barn at 2 pm. The device by Patrick J. Casey uses hooks and irons to attach the fender, built by Mackereth, but it arrived late and no test occurred. Master Mechanic Wampler will depart for Philadelphia and no trial is planned until early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Linden Street
Patrick J. Casey
Lugerne Street
Mackereth
West Side
Frank Wampler
Philadelphia
Casey Fender
Locomotive Orders Stir Valley Terminal and Rail Partners
The Valley Terminal Railway plans to buy twenty locomotives while DL&W shops will receive their payment this morning. GH orders four locomotives from Rogera Locomotive Works Paterson NJ as Scrameen Lake summer train runs. Erie and Wyoming items include roof work Monday and a coal incident injuring Engineer Brownson.
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Valley Terminal Railway Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Machine Shops
Stella Meridith
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Winchester
Maggie Lukens
Oxford
N. J
Lukens
Rock Street
Rogera Locomotive Works
Paterson
Scrameen
Lake
Artel
Erie and Wyoming
Messrs. Carr and Warring
Buffalo Division
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Jack Brownson
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Warren Fay
Snyders
Erle
T. ©. Carson
Denver
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sheriff to Block Thursday Boxing Show in Lackawanna
Sheriff H. Clemons said he will prevent the boxing exhibition at Frothingham on Thursday night after a mayoral letter from W L Connell urging enforcement of state prize fight laws. Connell warned the public fight outcomes threaten brutality and asked police to stop such contests in the city and county.
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Frothingham
Jersey
Gordon
John Mitchell
Ho Clemons
Connell
H. Clemons
Sherif
Lackawanna County
Sir
Prine
Pike, Schuylkill
Lacyerne
Erie
Montgomery
W. L.connell
Luzerne
Lackawanna
Courtright-Carroll
OM Forge
Connell Sava
Tribune
Academy of Music
Amn
Tam
Leonard
Athletic Club
Depew Fence Fight Triggers Borough Injunction
Jermyn Borough obtained an injunction to stop Nathanial Depew from moving his fence six feet onto Main Street. The order, granted temporarily, cites a 21 year fence line along a 250,920 foot land strip and sets a return date of June 10 at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Nathanial Depew
Main Street
Judie Edwards
I. H. Burns
Depew
Miss Bridget Thornton Visits Minooka Friends
Hastings New York resident and former Minooka resident Miss Bridget Thornton is visting friends in Minooka. The Lackawanna township school board meets tonight. The Young American Drum corp prepares for a picnic at Weber's park Taylor on July 20. Wilte Gallagher son of John P Gallagher recovers after a Sunday horse trampling. Miss Annie and Miss Mary Barrett of Wyoming visited Minooka friends yesterday. Foot race arrangements set for July 4 at Driving park between Michael Mangan and Joseph McDonough for a $50 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Thornton
Hastings
N. Y
Lackawanna Township
Drum Corpa
Weber's Park
Taylor
Wilte
John P. Gallagher
Annie
Mary Barrett
Wyoming
Gibbon's
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
A promotional note claims "MYSTIC CURE" radically cures rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to days. It says the system is improved at once and disease disappears after the first dose. Sold by Carl Loreng, Druggist, 418 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, with Guernsey Bros as a point of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Loreng
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Damages awarded in Carbondale court cases and ejectment suit
The docket reports a $300 verdict for Thomas Davidson in a land damage case against adjacent property owners. Edward Gumner sues Pardon Baker over fifty acres in Benton Township, with title disputes and a prior sale history reviewed. Daniel Driscoll wins $100 for a hotel yard accident caused by an excavation after a fall. Other cases involving the Lackawanna German association and local traction company proceed, with adjournments and forthcoming closing arguments. Local notes mention area painting, visits, home improvements, and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Davidson
Thomas Sandera
James Jenkins
Edwards
Plain- Uf
North End
Mr. Davidson
John J. Schmidt
Lackawanna Deutcher Unterstiizunga Verein
South Side
Wwtter
Schmidt
Herman Outhouse
O' Brlen & Kelly
Edward Gumner
Pardon T. Baker
Watson & Zimmerman
C. He Soper
H. M. Hannah
Benton Township
William Barber
Ira T. Barber
Coleman Wells
Wells
Fidward Gumner
Dolng
Gumner
Wilkes-Parre
Supreme Court
Zimmerman
Dunning
Daniel Driscoll
Patrick Morrow
Archbald
Court Room No
Morrow
Taylor
Lewis Jones
Driiscoll
McPherson
Henry Collins
W. L. Hunter
Mary E. Purdy
Carbondale Traction Company
Colling
Dunmore doesings and June excursions noted
Epworth league plans a Farview trip for June 14. Easton visitor Floyd Young stops in Dunmore. Wayne county breezes admired by Robert Hicks. Mrs. T. P. Letchworth and son visit Forest relatives. Pretzel baker Mohring builds a new Ash street barn. Fourth street resident Henry Blees is housebound with a sprained ankle. Letchworth designs two crosses for hearses. Presbyterian church excursion to Lake Aries set, June 26, near Martin Carroll’s house on South.
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Blakely Street
Miss Campbell
Honeydale
M. J. Swift
Quincy Avenue
Henry Webber
Washington Spangenburg
New York City
Saxe
Tripp Avenue
Oscar Yost
Thomas Dersheimer
Ralph Letchworth
Georgetown
Wayne County
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
J. W. Pinnell’s
West Drinker Street
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Ladies Missionary Society
Dunmere Presbyterian Church
Epworth League
Farview
Floyd Young
Easton
Dunmore
Robert Hicks
T. P. Letchworth
Forest City
J. Mohring
Ash Street
Henry Blees
Fourth Street
Lake Aries
Martin Carroll
Marriage of Miss Phoebe McDonald to J Benton Sherman
Miss Phoebe J McDonald wed J Benton Sherman in a parlor ceremony at the bride’s father Aaron McDonald home. Rev George K E Guild officiated with a floral bower and a wedding march. Afterward a dinner was served and the couple left for a wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe McDonald
J. Horton Sherman
Ann Williams
Phoebe J. McDonald
iLoebock
J. Benton Sherman
George KE. Guild
Fathr
Aaron McDonald
William McDonald
Mrs. Sherman
Regret Marked Departure Of Mrs Margaret Roberts
A testimonial gathering of the central city Green Ridge and West Shire WCTU branches honored Mrs Margaret Roberts on Spruce Street. The West Side resident departs for permanent residence abroad with her invalid husband hoping to recuperate his health in Wales. Mrs C D Simpson led the meeting praising Mrs Roberts and noting the sorrow of leaving the union circles. Singing closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Green Ridge
West Shire
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Spruce Street
Margaret Roberts
West Side
Roberts
Defendant Remains Silent as Guilty Finding Leads to Bail
At yesterday’s hearing the defendant did not deny the charges and hung his head in shame. He was jailed in default of $2,000 bail. The maximum penalty for the offense is fifteen years in penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Fuller
John Thomas Haines
Fast Market Street
Dickson Mine
Fastern
D. E. Copwell
North Park
Tribune
Haines
Desperado Martin McNichols jailed without bail after hearing
Alderman Millar refused bail for Martin McNichols of the West Side after a morning hearing. He is committed to the county jail until the wounded father James McNichols recovers, with the judge deeming detention for public safety necessary. A local note mentions Pillabury Flour Mills have a capacity of 17,000 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millar
Martin McNichols
West Side
Pillabury
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Haggard
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Richard Harding Davis
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Snow
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J. M. Ash
Pittston
J. F. Morrow
Wilkes-Barre
City
Westminster
Leyshon
Thomas Watkins
Europe
A. F. Law
Jefferson Avenue
Pittaton
Henry Chappell
Market Street
Wales
Stella Meredith
Meridian Street
Virginia
Cordelia Freeman
Newark
Miss Allen
M. Davies
Louise
North Malin Avenue
Silas Leach
Elizabeth
Capouse Avenue
Fred Smith
Thomas Davies
Charles Leber
Allentown
Sons of Veterans’ Convention
Selden Munger
Montrose
The
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Munger
Wiley
Young Men's Christian Association
New Jersey
A. L. Urban
Princeton College
Wihi- Bur
Richard A. Burke
University of Pennsylvania
E. and
the Tribune
Hood's Pilla
William Weightman
North Bromley Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Hood
DR. Simmons
Plain Talk
Executive Society
New York State Homeopathic Association
T. J. Tiffany
Afton
J.T. Greenleaf
Owego
K. E. Snyder
C. T. Haines
C. W. Adams
C. 8. Winten
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Altoona
John McAloon
Georgia Car Company
Atlanta
Southern Iron Car Line
James J. Jackson
Augusta Southern Railroad
Casey
Railroad Notes
MR. Depew
Ins
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Ravidson
Benton
Edward Gumpner
Daniel Priscoll
Wilkes Marre
Hunter
David Davis
Parker Street
Witow
Leggett’s Creek
Henry Evans
William Littlejohn
Harry Davis
E. Westcott
C. B. Westcott
Church Avenue
Cumberland Hose Company
Frear’s Grove
Fred Lehr
Sanderson Avenue
Hwaines
Rexford CO
Fiat
China
Uncertainty
Pat
China Rail
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Martin&delany
Nottingham
the Fashion
Bicycles OF America
Conrad
J.D. Williams & Bro
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
G. Dub
Dimnck
Telephone 5002
Agbushes
New York Warehouse
Fifth Avenue
E.C. Ricker &Co
Adams Ave
New Telephone
Didg
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
J. S. Turner CO
Lagkawanna Store Association
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
Hana ER
Deiter Spe Cor Co
James & Kelly
Spruce ST
Aylesworth’s
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