Local Visitors Comprise Scranton and Binghamton Guests
Dr Kolb hosts friends including Dr L and Barnes J Harry Waite from Binghamton while Joseph McCormack and Miss Lillian Noakes with Miss Sue Pyle visit Scranton. Mr and Mrs Tarnell Montrose and Mr and Mrs Tarbell Montrose visit. Mrs Balcher Philadelphia and Mrs Brewster Montrose guests in the city as residents return from travel. George O Sanborn of the Scranton Rescue Mission attended the Union Rescue Mission in Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kolb
L. & Barnes J. Harry Waite
Binghamton
Joseph McCormack
Scranton
Lillian Noakes
Sue Pyle
Moscow
Ware
Joho
Tarnell
Montrose
John $. Tarbell
Frederick J. Balcher
Philadephis
Westmingtor
D.T. Brewster
Brewster
Wyoming Avenue
Frances Swan
New England
Wyoming
George O. Sanborn
Scranton Rescue Mission
Union Rescue Mission
Miners Strike Aid Fund Grows with Local Contributions
Local contributions received for miners on strike in Phillipsburg and nearby mines including Central, Dodge, and Bellevue. Donors listed include Kingsbur, Casey, Jenkins, Land, Coyne, Sando, Davies & Griffin, and M.E. DieDonald. Also notice of People’s Party county committee meeting in Scranton on June 7 at 8 pm. Auction store advertises Hannspella parlor suits at 44 Pan avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nera
Avica Instra
Messia
McGhee and
McDermitt
Minera
Phillipsburg
Hobinson
E. P. Kings
P. J. Casey
A. J. Casey
M. FP
Sando
Davies & Griffin
M.E. dieDonald
Central Mine
Dodge Mine
Bellevue
Notics
People At Party County Committee
Lackawanna County
People's Party Club
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
W. H. Tompson
Scranton Business Interests to Be Published in New Illustrated Volume
Tux Trimonxe plans a carefully compiled Scranton area directory of wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests bound in book form with photogravure views and portraits of leading citizens. The edition aims to attract newcomers and serve as strong city advertisement. Representatives will call on those named in the edition for details and view requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux Trimonxe
Scranton
Doings of North End Frank Moran Escapes Tar and Feathers
A domestic quarrel on West Market Street ended with Frank Moran pouring boiling water on his wife. A crowd urged tar and feather punishment, but Moran was handed to police. Mrs Moran suffered blistered skin though her injuries are not believed fatal. Dr Murphy treated her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Market Street
Frank Moran
Hyde Park
W. B. Christmas
Moran
Tie
Mra. Moran
Murphy
Mia Moran
Political Standoff Delays North End Wage Signatures
Local North End tussle between Select Councilman Ross and Common Councilman Golden disrupts payrolls for Hungarian laborers on North Main Avenue. Golden refuses to sign the pay rolls, citing idle taxpayers and unclear entitlements, while supporters await a resolution from city lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Ross
Golden
Rows
North Main Avenue
Morrison Gate Dollara Scam Preys on Credulous Women
A man named Morrison posed as a smooth talking stranger to steal money from unsuspecting women. His latest ruse targeted Mrs Campbell on William Street, claiming her husband needed funds. Mrs Campbell learned of the error when her husband returned home. Morrison admitted guilt and returned the money before being released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Patrick Campbell
William Street
Mra Campell
Mra Campbell
H-4
Wedding of Miss Gertrude Kellow to Edward W Lewis
The wedding will occur Wednesday June 29 at Asbury M E Church Green Ride. Miss Gertrude Laura Kellow eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Itishard W Kellow Monsey avenue will marry Edward Wallace Lewis of Chicago in a neighborhood ceremony with friends extending best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Asbury M. E
Asbury Methodists Episcopal Church
Green Ride
Gertrude Laura Kellow
Itishard W. Kellow
Monsey Avenue
Edward Wallace Lewis
Chicago
Misa Kellow
Electric Literary and Social Club Debuts Current Events
Mias Hattie Thomas resident of East Market street has been ill for a week. The Electric Literary and Social club on Mary street furnished rooms for evening assemblies to debut on current events. Members are a progressive group of young men eager to profit by discussion and research. The club develops literary talent to a great degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Hattie Thomas
East Market Street
Electric
Mary Street
Hearing on Twelfth ward election contest before commissioners
Henry W. Coyle and James Manley faced off in a contested Twelfth ward election hearing with Commissioners W. Gaylord Thomas and W. W. Baylor. Veterans spoke resentfully about proving voting rights from last February while the dispute promises to cast a lasting political impact on the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commimionera
Coyle
Contess
Charles Brown Arrested for Revenue Violation
Charles Brown proprietor of a Centre street resort was arrested by Deputy Marshal Scanlon on charges of selling liquor without paying internal revenue tax. He appeared before US Commissioner A J Coltorn Jr and posted bail for a morning hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
Centre Street
United
Marshal Scanlon
Internal Revenue
William Craig
Brown
United States
A. J. Coltorn, Jr
Struggling for the Children Anton Andra Seeks Writ for Sons
Anton Andra of Smithville Luzerne county yesterday filed for a writ of habeas corpus through attorney F J Fitz claiming his two sons Vladimer 14 and Stants— are being held from him and seeking their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Andre
Smithville
Luzerne County
F. J. Fitz
Andra
Vladimer
Stants
Writ Ordered On Child Custody Case In Olyphant
A writ of habeas corpus directs Annie Andre to bring two long aged 11 children to court this Friday and explain why she holds them. The case concerns unlawful restraint of liberty by a parent in Olyphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Olyphant
Annie Andre
Immoral Conduct Allegation In Danmore Housing Case
August Halfman filed charges against his wife Mary Halfman and boarder William Zorn for immoral conduct after a witness named William Walte saw an alleged act through a stove pipe hole in the ceiling. A warrant was issued and both defendants posted bail of 800 dollars each to answer in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfman
William Zorn
August Halfman
Danmore
Alderman Wright
Mary
Zorn
Halfmann
William Walte
Funeral Rites For Robert Walton At St Patrick’s
Friends of the late Robert Walton of Luzerne Street gathered at the family home for brief funeral services. The cortege proceeded to St Patrick’s Church for a solemn high mass of requiem. Interment followed in Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers were Michael Lyons Daniel Connell William Corbett A I McNulty Michael Coughlin and Patrick Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walton
Luzerne Street
St. Patrick's Church
J. B. Whelan
Hyde Park Catholic
Michael Lyons
Daniel Connell
William Corbett
A. I. McNulty
Michael Coughlin
Patrick Corbett
Comedy at St David's Schoolroom Delights Crowd
A crowded St David's Schoolroom on Jackson Street hosted a comedy titled Who's to Win Him. Cast members Charles Prager, Charles Blume, Louis Howell, Miss Helen Phayer, Miss May Fisher, Miss Mamie Ebaininger, Miss Maud Fisher, and Maggie Phillips delivered engaging performances with notable dress and stage craft. The Young Ladies' Guild organized the event with post show refreshments of cats and ice cream, earning praise for arrangements and attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St David's
Jackson Street
St. David's
Charles Prager
Charles Blume
Louis Howell
Helen Phayer
May Fisher
Mamie Ebainger
Arabella
Maud Fisher
Maggie Phillips
Minnetts
Young Ladies’ Guild
Community Notes Include Visits and Choral Society News
Miss Emily Anthony of Binghamton visits friends here I J Johnson of North Rebecca avenue in Duryea yesterday The Druid Glee society meets this evening at St David s ball The Washburn church parsonage is being moved across the street Mrs Michael McGill of Tenth street returns from Pittston Ms Henry Collins and Mrs Richard Williams both of Pittsburg visit this side The infant of Mr and Mrs O Kara buried at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery Interment yesterday Harmonia Choral society thanks T Ellsworth Davis for support Philharmonic Society officers named Robert Morriy lodge excursion to Lake Ariel leaves Hyde Park 7 43 am 8 am Hayes orchestra plays at the dance Peter Mullaney of North salatvenue in a saloon brawl arrests Made A souvenir strawberry festival at Welsh Baptist church large crowd Friday Miss Baral Meredith and Emine Bvana praised for organizing A one legged man David Charles Roberts causes a scene on Main Avenue and Lake Street he slips from his buggy seat after drunken ride Gilt edged butter offered by Clanke Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Anthony
Binghamton
I. J. Johnson
North Rebecca Avenue
Duryea
Druid Glee Society
St. David's Ball
Washburn Presbyterian Church
Michael McGill
Tenth Street
Pittston
Henry Collins
Mra
Richard Williams
Pittsburg
Mra. O'Kara
van Buren Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic
T. Ellsworth Davis
Davies & Griffin
Harmonia Choral Society
Hyde Park
Brig and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Hayes Orchestra
Peter Mullaney
North Sala Tvenue
Hanigan & Toren Yeaterday
First Welsh Baptist Church
Baral Meredith
Emine Bvana
Wachers
Afair
David Charles Roberts
PEOPLE'S CHEAP EXCURSION TO NIAGARA FALLS AND BUFFALO
Erie lines announce a Sunday trip to Niagara Falls and Buffalo on June 9 with a band. Departure from Carbondale at 7 15 and return by Monday June 11 for 3 dollars round trip. Tickets valid on any regular train Monday. Music Box items advertised by Guntschid Son Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Erie
Antaract
Buffalo
Lome
Carbondale
New America Portfolio Offers Ten Cent Views
A new setup allows readers to obtain any one of twenty parts of the America portfolio for ten cents each. All parts are ready and touted as the finest collection of popular photographic views. Send stamps for each part. no coupon needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Filling of Pittston Avenue Culvert Sides Brook Street
Report notes dangerous conditions at Pittston Avenue culvert and Brook Street sides. Water plugs installed. Meadow Brook coal mine operations scaled back as Meadow Brook breaker shuts down. National breaker prepared for larger output while overhaul is planned. Foremen changes noted. most workers moved to National pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston Avenue
Brook Street
Meadow Brook
William Connell & Co
Thore
Mulach Coyne
Franks Sleppy
National Colliery
The
National
Pittston Avenue Culvert Threatens Brook Street Land
A Pittston avenue culvert and adjacent Brook street slope are settling and may cave in, risking culvert damage and stream blockage. Repairs are to begin at once, with officials noting a timely fix could avert larger failure and downstream risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisces
Pittston Avenue
Brook Street
Pittsion Avenue
Monument plan for Sheridan work in Winchester
The Ways and Means Committees of the Sheridan monument association met in the Board of Trade rooms. Captain P. DeLacy read a partial list of committees, with a press committee led by James C Vaughan John E Roche Fred W Martin Thomas J Moore and F L Wormser. A design drawing of General Sheridan was shown by Secretary Vaughan and P W Costello is drafting a Cedar Creek rally illustration. A plan for county wide campaigns and public mortgages to raise subscriptions was outlined. Mothers! Mothers! Mothers! Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is promoted for teething pain and wind colic with a 25 cent bottle sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and
Sheridan Monument Association
Board of Trade
Coairman
P. DeLacy
Ap- Rep
James C Vaughan
John E Roche
Fred W. Martin
Thomas J. Moore
F. L. Wormser
C. G. Boland
Boland
Vaughan
General Sheridan
James E. Taylor
New York
P. W. Costello
City Engineer’s Department
Gaverd Steritin
Cedar Creek
Samuel Sumter
Fire plugs and alarms scarce in South Side wards
South Side councilmen expanded fire plugs along wards into the nineteenth and twentieth beyond, four new plugs installed. They call for alarm stations at accessible points to avoid long runs, noting a Sotmoidor dwelling fire where the alarm came late as the nearest station was nearly three-quarters of a mile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
South Side Jottings Chronicle Local Happenings
John P Quinnan and M J Donahor will be away for a few days starting tomorrow night. Ward twelve hearings dominate the news as contested election cases proceed. Michael Gerrity abated a nuisance on Stone avenue. F L Torope’s new drug store on Cedar avenue and Birch street nears superstructure. Mrs John Kellerman of Willow street was buried in Minooka German cemetery. John Charles Miller, Cedar avenue, shows improvement after a hard winter. St Luke's kindergarten on Cesar avenue plans a closing program in two weeks. Mrs Coyne of Minooka dies at her son in law John Coyne’s Gilmore avenue home aged about 100. Funeral at 3 tomorrow. Young Men’s Institute baseball team to meet O'Connell council at Minooka grounds next Saturday at 4 o'clock. South Side Institute batting order listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Quinnan
M. J. Donahor
Twelfth Ward
Michael Gerrity
Stone Avenue
Iis
F.L. Torope
Cedar Avenue
Birch Street
John Kellerman
Willow Street
Minooka
John Charles Miller
St. Luke's Kindergarten
Cesar Avenue
Mra. Coyne
John Coyne
Gilmore Avenue
Young Men's Institute
South Side
O'Connell Conneil
South Side Institute
Ruddy
Melvin
M. J. Donahoe
J. J. Coyne
E. O'Brien
Cannon
J. B. O'Malley
D. J. Haley
T. J. Coyne
Callary to sue Scranton Traction over fare dispute
Richard J Callary of Birney plans a $5,000 trespass suit against Scranton Traction Co after being removed from a Greenwood bound car for refusing to pay fare. He alleges the company charged more than one fare within city limits and seeks legal action to determine the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tracton Company
Richard J Callary
Birney Age
Nvé Tran
Saye
Scranton Traction Company
Callary
Greenwood
Peter Manly
South Sile
Ebay
Donovan
Caliary
Tractios Company
Lachavvanna Ancient Order Hibernians Hold Annual Convention
The Lachavvanna county board of Ancient Order Hibernians met in Callery's Hall Minooka to elect officers for the year. Officers elected included chieftain and county delegate Christopher T. Buland Div 7 secretary V. F. McDonnell Garbondale treasurer P. H. McGuever Div 11 Simpson, with the county delegate presiding over county board meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina
Lachavvanna
Board of Ancient Order Hibernians
Erion
Callery’s Wall
Minooka
Averet
Mand Ware Chien
Christopher T. Buland
V. FE. McDonnell
Garbondale
Trewurer
P. H. McGuever
Simpson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shaw Pianos
Stelle
Seeley
WEBER
Sitaw, Emerson, New England
Weston Mil Co
Don Eand Mane
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr's
H. B. Ware
Earl
Wyoming Ave
Hannspella
Paan Ave
Ecranton
Pendle & Wora
Ballantine
E. J. Warson
Ross and
Mr. Golden
Mr. Ross
Kellen- Lewis
Councilmen
Mr. Rous
Morrison Gate
Dollara
Faurhir
Anton Andra
West Side
Lazerne Street
Little West Side News Notes
Music Boxe
Guntschid& Son
America Illustrated
Hero OF
Winchester
Thorn
Weichel & Millar
Martin & Delany Custom Tailors and Clothiers
Charlie Delaines
Spruce Street
Christian, the
Hatter
Home Jersey
C. Ditchburn
Lackawanna Ave
Florey & Holt
Conrad
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce Street Bicycles and Sporting Goods
Victor, Gendron
Keli Lovell
Dt Bs
Anesthenie
Drs. Henwood
Wardell
Mayant
County Board of A. O. H., BD. of
E. Holds
Henwood & Wardell
Lackawanna
Arist
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
SLANS
S Clothiers
Atlantio Whits
Ucas
U. S
Campbell
Johnson
Walla
Reynolds
Eamel Paints
London
Paris Green
Matthews Bros
Lacka. Ave
MR. Alex, Phillips
Cross Keys
Bromley
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