Social Gossip Covers Northern Scranton Wedding Scene
A large wedding in Scranton unites Wilthilda Mdefor and Depps sieet with many out of town guests from Newark Milwaukee and Kingston. Attendants include Phigubert bhitdenbergh and Mo Haarding with the ceremony conducted by Rev O'Reilly, Lohengrin and Mendelssohn tunes, and a reception at the bride’s mother’s home.
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Wilthilda Mdefor
Scranton
Mina Park
Methodist
M. Giffin
Humber
Ead
Garmoom
Galtaay
Phigubert Bhitdenbergh
Newark
Mo Haarding
Victory Vite
Mir Lunes
Theme Luke
Mr. Devan
Milwaukee
Wis
Nicela
Downing
New York
Atene de Cota Eerie Wu Price Ben Wabversing
Ty. Dawns
Aid Mire
Mook
Wick
Mes. Matthews
Wilkes-Barre
Chiales
Wy. Ti. Hibbs
Fy M. Johnson
Marvy
Maguilve
West Pittston
Lagen Olggery
Sen
John
Kingston
Norman Downlin
Bullito
Ar. J. Peter's Cathedral
Momwine
Catherine Cordon
Mie
Nora Giordan
Care Boy Streets
Af. P.O’ Mallus
Bellevue
How
J A. O'Reilly
Mise Grondon
Alles Andre Gilloewely
Palangan
A. O'Reilly
Prof. Behilling
Local Society Notes and Marriages Highlight Page
A series of brief items report marriages and engagements. Hieinese man and a fifter note a former plumbing inspector appointed by Mayor Bailey. Miss Gertrude Terwilliger wed at Penn Avenue church with Rev. Dr. Pierce officiating. Other notices mention wedding trips, club elections, and an informal reception at 625 Prescott Avenue for Grace Lutheran members. Engagements include Miss Mary M. Torrey and A. I. Fitch of Geneva, reflecting a busy social section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawin
George Wie
Gertrude I
Mes. Lather
Tess Waring
Prescott Avenue
Grace Lutheran Church
Personal. Visitors From Various Cities Spread Across New Ver
A garbled notice lists several individuals visiting New Ver city. Mise Julia White of the postoffice is among those visiting with family. Others from New York and neighboring towns are mentioned as visiting relatives in the area.
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Mise
Julia White
Gettas Taunus
Anth
Moinaeene
New Ver City
Will Pehl
Taira
Mibo
New York
Mere A
Witte
Mesch
Four Year Old Drowns After River Floods
A four year old girl drowned near Park Place as the Lackawanna river ran high after recent rains. Her body was recovered hours later by John Christ from a shoal near the gas house. Coroner and jury to hear inquest at Savetaek courthouse this evening.
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Mr and
Mies
Titi Maller
Cueve
Park Place
Lackawanna River
John Christ
Cusick
Savetaek
Superintendents Meet Here At International Schools Convention
The seventeenth air convention of International Correspondence School superintendents opened at Malta hall Guernsey building. Leaders spoke on plans for the coming year as delegates from Boston to Seattle and Canada and Toronto gathered. Sessions run four days with a reception tonight and speeches by President Poster and Assistant Manager Wadworth.
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Internat-iondl Correspondence Schools
Malta Hall
Guernsey
Pod
Boston
Seattle
Cuonida
Toronto
Asstatane
Wadworth
Munday
Guerigey Hall
Witnawer
G. I. Reichert
Pennsylvindas Distebers
J. Brooks
Harteford
Conunn
Chalmers Blair
Sin
Washington
A. Hincock
Philadelphia
Pac
Sorman Poster
Cinchinath
Ourk
Fisher
Povilaned
Mer Gee Kramer
Pitsburg
Fay C.F Lauwrence
Syracuse
A. Lavers
Olea
H. Mi. Lavers
St. Louis
Mos
Burtledt
Police and aldermen report on a messy arrest scene
The article records an arrest involving Frank Lawick of Borgencout and mentions multiple individuals including Mary Pretaghi who died in a related incident. Magistrate Millar Veiiie presided as cases were brought to trial amid disorderly conduct and adultery accusations.
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Frank Lawick
Borgencout
Mia
Mary Pretaghi
Millar Veeiie
David Doh
Fonda Col
Tatikov
Nord Sinintin
Liedoin
Amcor
David Dailty
Tin
Tua
Accidental Injuries Reported In City Incidents
A man sustained a swollen leg after an incandescent globe shattered through an open window striking him during a Saturday incident at a hospital lobby. A Mac year old boy was struck by a bicycle wheel in front of a store on Franklin Avenue, suffering a broken left forearm.
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Joos Crewell
Jhelaware
Larkiwentia
Werte
Muwived
Franklin Avenge
Lackawanna Ospital
Recorder Moir Returns Home After Philadelphia Visit
Recorder James Moir returns to Harrisburg after a day of meetings including a talk with Congressman Connell. He denies seeing Senator Quay or Governor Stone, and plans to attend Thursday morning hearings on the Vaughan turnpike bill with allies supporting the boulevard project against opposition from the Providence and Abington Turnpike group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senator Quay
Congressman Connell
James Moir
Harrishire
Vaughan
House Committee
Lackiwinna Station
Harry C. Hatton
Tobling
Ite
Afzelmiana
Mole
Hatton
Beranton House
Charles Robingen
Ab Tribune
Covenor Stone
Sapyutov Quay
Lin
Governor Stone
Recorder
Congressmain Connell
Prese
IL O
Municipal League
George M. Watson
Pharrisburg
Oelock
O. P.O Malley
Two Female Burglars Arrested After Clark's Summit Break In
Virgie Daily and Agnes Cannon, both young women from Clark's Summit area, were arrested after Mrs. Jennie Myers and Miss Lou Decker aided in the case. Magistrate Millar ordered bail set at 500 dollars each as evidence showed they broke into Myers home ransacked it and took dresses skirts shirts and canned goods. The pair were committed to county jail pending trial.
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Virgie Daily
Agnes Cannon
Chark
Summie
Hitzleton
Frommands Hight
Jennie Myers
Lou Decker
Clark's Summit
Magistriate Millar
Toth
Sherman couple charged with cruelty to child in DT tin street case
Mr and Mrs Joseph Sherman were arrested yesterday at the Insiwnes of Mie, WWOR. Duggan, agent for the Associated Charities, filed cruelty charges over alleged severe beating of their five year old son. They waived hearing and posted $500 bail each. The boy reportedly suffered repeated blows, including a strike to the face with a wooden piece.
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Joseph Sherman
DT Tin Street
Mie
Duggan
Associated Charities
Westercdiay
Wonderful Exhibition Attracts Primitive Horsemen Show
The exhibition features primitive horsemen from several regions including Merrleo and West, with military riders from the United States and Europe. It promises dramatic horsemanship and a staged battle recreation, plus coast guard life saving demonstrations. The event is in a new city location with a Friday night and Saturday show, including a parade to Buffalo Bill.
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Theo Ofer Osuit
Spiris
Orestelaniain
Goris
Geeman
Migueh
Yuist Nears
Dean Nde
Eelrate
Men-Tsin
Coast Guard Life Saving Corps
Hig
Wilkes-Barre
Prinny
Buffalo Bil
Cave Swallows Red Barn Structure in Scranton
A cave collapsed about 1 o'clock yesterday morning in Bull's Head North Scranton, affecting about 40 000 square feet. The southern end of the Red Barn sank, waking around 200 residents of nearly two score families sleeping inside.
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Bull's Head
North
Scranton
Thotel
Diallaus
Oscore
John Thoms
Hotel Thamias
North Marn Avenue
Ried Barna
Dimeter
Skieh
Nathan Thompson
Whiteford & Burr
Chamond
Protection Against Fire Meeting At Armory Progress Report
The executive committees of the Thirteenth regiment applied to the Director of Public Safety for guidance on a company presence at the armory. Captain Do B Atherton chaired the tickets committee and delivered remarks to his group. Reports indicate rapid advance sales across the district, with officials hoping to boost attendance and funding for the fire protection effort.
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Robbiveney
Baal
Safer Wormer
Phivenin Ohpern
Do B. Atherton
Bhaireman
Willeheen
Tory Weber
Tour of Inspection of Public Schools Begins
The teachers' committee started its annual inspection of public schools yesterday at 9 o'clock. Schools in central Pine Brook Green Ridge and nearby neighborhoods were visited, including Nos. 40 23 28 04 8h 38. The committee president was ilbbous with G De Bellows as secretary and Barker as chairman, joined by controllers AL Bb Bivnon WT J Jennings J Leonard and Flins Mr Ryans. The Cowall committee will resume visitations on Friday each day.
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Cmarning
Jaialiding
Pine Brook
Green Ridge
Hose Whittoile de
AL Bb. Bivnon
WT. J. Jennings
J. Leonard Ane
Ryans
Cowall Tee
National Pure Food Co Demonstrates Soups This Week
The National Pure Food Co will demonstrate their soups this week. Interested buyers may inquire of the demonstrator Miss Livington. The firm claims ten years of sales and offers a special sale price during the demonstration. Their bouillon and consommé are pitched as ideal for hot weather.
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Miss Livington
Will Deal in Cotton Duck With Aid From U S Authority
A garbled report from Viewton notes a plan to fix trading rules in cotton duck. It mentions a government gap and an official tone suggesting control measures for all types of duck goods.
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Prosa
Viewton
Waldron the Horse King Returns to Town Ad
Waldron the Horse King is in town again with advertisements advertising his act. The note mentions trying the new oc cigar Kleonu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldron
Horse King
Swarthmore College Leads in Educational Contest Details
A local illustrated feature previews Swarthmore College and related entries in a national educational contest. Kemmerer clinches sixth place as the former leader gains ground with updates on the competition and associated features.
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Kemmerer
Swarthmore College
Swarthmere College Subscription Contest Stakes Grow
Meyer Lewis edged Henry Schwenker in a locational contest while William Miles closed in, gaining eleven points on Lewis for second place. Brant Kemmerer secured sixth, and Ray Thuckinghon also showed well as the Tribune promotes Swarthmere College subscription drive with prizes and opportunities to enter now.
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Meyer Lewis
Henry Schwenker
Henige
William Miles
Lewis
Wateroetithon
Brant Kemmerer
Miss Meredith
Ray Thuckinghon
Iso Mide
Tribune
Cotati
Swarthmere College
Hallor
Seranton Tribune
Scranton
Pat
Funeral of Eugene Smith Near Scranton
The funeral of Eugene Synith a former North Scranton resident and Atherton's livery employee who died after being struck by a Ligkawiaina Limited train near Fortersville on a Saturday afternoon. The report notes he was boarding at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Synith
North Scranton
Atherton’s
Ligkawiaina Limited Weir Fortersville
Miners Victim Passes in Dalton Obituary Scene
The funeral for a young miner from Dalton drew many mourners including iron workers and local clergy. Pallbearers named were Finn, Northup, Gleidin, Waites, Stowe, and Newsinn, with two brothers surviving, one employed by a local platers firm.
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Freieh
Merihy
Hia Neler
Wo Cooper
Ebieh
Davines Pieldine
Lia Sernton
Dark's Green
Finn
William Northup
Wevies Gieidin
Hivees Waites
Chiles
Dicksom Avenue
O Boyle Ordinance Looked At By Hoetse Committee
The Hoetse committee of fleet council will meet tonight to consider an ordinance introduced by Select Councilman O Boyle to tax $100 on each court owned by Scrantom Rail Wily. The committee is expected to report unfavorably as the tax is seen as too low given no cap in the Goumeuie license tax for street millnary firms.
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Fleet Council
O Boyle
Scrantom Rail
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Washington Ave
the Oriental
Fiona
Ster
Gruener & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Bob Nitias
Collins
da Welch
Clibra Lee Lei Teliion
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Ackawanna
Aundry
Hartish
Clavernor W.ow W. Stone
Supreme Court
J. W. Avchbuld
Pederal Court
Wf. W. Pleltis
Bailey
O'Malley
Toiperk CT Efrele
Byxbee
Quincey Avenue
OF. Byxbee
Mra
Oa Capwelly Securediuy
Mite I
Dred
Mira
Wha
Wall
de la Park
Bertha M. Stevens
Hemlock Pollaw
Mr. Woodward
Dunmore
James Uf
Torrey and
Hownee
Miss Mars TM
Torrey
A. I. Fiteh
Cugenovia, Noy
John Miller
Millar
Mrs. Sherman
Binoke the
Buffalo Bill
Red Barn
Armory
The
National Pure Food Co
N. Fyfl Co
E. G
Coursen
Lackawanna Ave
Lewis and
Miles
South Scranton
Hyde Park Wiseee
Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
August Brunner, Jr
Carbondale Ee
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
Norma Meredith
Hyde Park
W. H. Harris
Ray Hitephan
Elmhurst
David O Emery
Wimmers
Vida Pedrick Clark
Eugene Smith
Dalton
Amure
Weir
Nia
Stnnier
Vne Seu
Price
Casey SE
MR. O'Boyle
Kellys Union
Clarke Bros
Mena
King Miller
Whiting
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Louis Arthur Warren
Orlando S. Johnnson
Arthur H. Christy
County Savings Bank
Court House Square
Arcope Ol Tumnee
Tetlate
Jowel
Ila Tank
Watres, Wim
PF. Hallsteead Everett Warren Joseph
Jors
Johnson
Kingabury
Robinson Brien
Conrad
Gentleman's Furnishing Store
Lackawanna Avenue
Lawn, Timothy
Clover, Millett
Penn Avenue
Jion
Hite
Joe Capmolly
Yoming Avenue
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