Scranton News Notes Locale Visits and Epworth League Delegates
Mra Fred Stevens visits her parents in Wilkes Barre and friends in the city. Mr and Mrs Charles Crager return from Sayre Waverly and Elmira N Y. Dr Walter Reedy, once with Hlnckly Hospital Philadelphia, returns home to begin practice here. Walter Tripp returns to San Diego with Mrs Tripp. Epworth League delegates from Scranton attend Wyoming district convention in Wilkes-Barre. Colonel William Simpson, head of Scranton police, travels to New York City en route home from Girard House. He recalls his Civil War service and cites Scranton’s efficient police and lighting system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eline Cohen
Wilkes-Barre
Mra
Charles Crager
Hampton Street
Sayre
Waverly
Elmira
N.Y
Walter Reedy
Hlnckly Hospital
Philadelphia
Walter Tripp
North Main Avenue
San Diego
Cal
Tripp
Delaware
Lackawanna
Mama Goddard
L. Price
Asbury
Bertha Day
Ella Roney
Nellie Gardner
Matte Potter
L. Grew
Park Place
Kate BF. Brator
Linsie Milla
Clara M. Ware
J. P. Simpkins
Elm Park
D. T. Yoat
William §. Simpson
Police Department of
Scranton
Girard House
Eeema
Pigeon Flying Match Set for Olyphant This Saturday
The Grassy Island Homing club will release about seventeen carrier pigeons at the new Delaware and Hudson depot in Olyphant on Saturday afternoon. The club, with fifteen members, holds regular monthly races this season and includes top birds. Frank Donnelly is president and William Gardner secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant
Grassy Island
Delaware and Hudson
Frank Donnelly
William Gardner
Scranton Business Leaders to Be Spotlighted in New Compendium
The Tumuse will publish a carefully compiled list of leading wholesale banking manufacturing and Evan interests in Scranton and vicinity bound as a book with views of public buildings blocks and portraits of prominent citizens. Copies will attract new residents and serve as city advertisement with notices to those named for inclusion. Representativess of Tix Tamans will visit those named to explain the edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Scratton
Thoes
Tix Tamans
West Side News Highlights Burn Injury At Hampton Mine
William Hughes suffered burns from flying coal at the Hampton Mine in a brief incident note. The report also mentions Thomas Watkins having his hand crushed and notes other local items and social news from Scranton and surrounding areas. A Lake Ariel excursion by Robert Morris lodge featured a large attendance, new boats and a rebuilt boat house, with races and social events, including a presentation to the Excelsiors by the Scranton Hook and Ladder company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hughes
Hampton Mine
Frederick Baldry
Hyde Park Avenue
Thomas Watkins
Robert Morris Lodge
Lake Ariel Yestoring
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Injured in the Mines At Hampton Mines
William Hughes, a boarder at the Thomas Lewin home on Academy street, was seriously burned yesterday morning in Hampton mines by a premature explosion. He lighted a fuse and was struck by flying rock as the blast occurred, leaving his hands and face badly burned plus additional injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Hughes
Experignon
William Hughes
Thomas Lewin
Academy Street
Hampton Mines
Hughes
Flying Rock
Birthday Party Held for Frederick Boldry on Hyde Park Avenue
A birthday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Boldry on South Hyde Park Avenue featured a 5 o'clock tea and a progressive five-table social game. Guests enjoyed refreshments, laughter, and wishing Boldry many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Avenue
Frederick Boldry
Boldry
Lake Ariel Excursion Planned by Local Churches
St. David's Episcopal and the Church of the Good Shepherd announce a joint excursion to Lake Ariel on June 9. The Scranton Field Club opens tennis grounds on South Hyde Park Avenue in fine condition. A young miner, Thomas Watkins, was injured yesterday at the Mr. Pleasant mines when his hand was crushed between cars. The new Republican club meets tonight at Hyde Park Free Library to select a name and elect officers. Rev J C Leacock of Dunmore addresses Epworth league on The Polity of the Methodist Episcopal Church at 8 with a 7:30 business meeting. all invited, no admission. Giltedged butter sold by Clark Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Williams
North Sumner Avenue
William James
Wilkes-Barre
Madge Wrigley
Wyoming
Brant
Seth Wrigley
Wellth Street
St. David's Episcopal Church
Church of the Good Shepherd
Lake Ariel
Scranton Field Club
Hyde Park Avenue
Thomas Watkins
North Fillmore Avenue
Mr. Pleasant Mines
Republican Club
Hyde Park
J. C. Leacock
Dunmore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Hampton Street
League
Olarke Bros
Sheriff S Deeds Acknowledged Court Acknowledges Scranton Conveyances
Sheriff Fahey reported deeds in Scranton and nearby townships. Properties include lots in Fifth Tenth and Fifteenth wards and lands in Jefferson township North Abington Mayfield and Carbondale with varied prices. Additional deeds to West Side Bank Lackawanna Building and Loan and others were listed with values and owners. Judge Archbald said more deeds would be acknowledged next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. H. House
Mariage Doliman
John P. Zartlieh
Scranton
James F. Foley
John P. Kelly
Carbondale
Ann Jordan
Adila E. Cutler
Jefferson Township
L. W. Brangenburg
George R. Doty
John T. Snook
North Abington
John R. Briggs
Nancy Kkean
Mayfield
J. Matthews
William R. Matthews
Priceburg
Michael Matyjowics
Trucks' Quiet Time Entices Scranton Firemen
The Excelsior Hook and Ladder company hosted twelve Scranton firemen with a noted “quiet one” evening. Guests included Chief Emlaver Furber of the Scranton fire department, Charles Miller of the Scranton Hook and Ladder, T. J. Jennings, James Moir, Peter Ross, Councilmen Robert Robinson and Patrick Hickey, and Clerk John P. Mahon, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Binghamton Republican
Excelsior Hook and Ladder Company
Emlaver Furber
Scranton Fire Department
Charles Miller
Scranton Hook and Ladder Company
T. J. Jennings
James Moir
Peter Ross
Robert Robinson
Pattick Hickey
John P. Mahon
Death of Thomas Dunn at 75 in Green Ridge
Thomas H. Donn of Ryerson Avenue Green Ridge died yesterday at age 75. Born in England he lived in the U S since age 16 and worked as a farmer in Dyberry Wayne County before moving to the city last spring. He leaves a wife and children B F Dunn Fred E H Dann Jules A Dann and Mrs Emma Godish. Interment is planned at Dyberry on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dunn
Ryerson Avenue
Thomas H. Donn
Green Ridge
Mr. Donn
England
United States
Dyberry
Wayne County
B. F. Dunn
Fred EH. Dann
Jules A. Dann
Emma Godish
Return of Dr and Mrs Kay from Old World Europe
Dr Thomas W Kay and Mrs Kay returned from a European tour with interviews revealing visits to the Azores Gibraltar Riviera Cannes Nice Modavo Genoa Pisa Rome Bologna Venice Verona Milan Paris London and more. He attended a Rome medical congress with 6000 physicians and delivered four papers on diphtheria treatment in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Kay
Provdence
Italy
Germany
Dr. Kay
Verona
Immortal Bard
Milan
Paris
Louvre
London
British Museum
Duke of Portland
New York
Anthracite Land Company to Develop Arlington Heights Territory
The Anthracite Land company with a 10000 capital plans to develop land north and east of Arlington Heights. It has bought eighteen acres from Jacob Daitrick to lay out as city lots and place on the market. A stockholders meeting was held with director election deferred to today. key supporters include J. W. Browning J. George Hisle Sprake Brothers L. J. Siebecker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Heights
Anthracite Land Company
Jacob Daitrick
Lola
J. W. Browning
J. George Hisle
Sprake Brothers
L. J. Siebecker
Mr. Weinshauk
Moore couple vacationing in New York
Mr and Mrs William Moore of Weat Market street are spending a few days in New York City. The annual moonlight excursion of H A Macelodge Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Green Ridge will be run to Lake Ariel on Saturday evening June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moore
Weat Market Street
New York City
H. A. Macelodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Green Ridge
Lake Ariel
Forfeited recognizances begun in county court cases
The county solicitor led by ex Judge Knapp opened actions to recover forfeited recognizances in multiple cases. Names include Mike Loftus John Lacken Mary Morrow Frank Morrow George Yarns Felix Steznenka Martin Woyshner Stanislaus Kozol William Watohas John Lucken Martha Davanoxky Patrick Henegan Maury Morrow Shadrack Lewis David Bowen Frank Patonis William Brenan Joseph Hurlbert Adam Poesko John D Abelts Charles Black and others with various sureties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
Yeaterday
Mike Loftus
John Lacken
Frank Morrow
Mary Morrow
Frank Hongabons
George Yarns
Felix Steznenka
Martin Woyshner
Stanislaus Kozol
Powell Carpalie
Joseph Hurlbert
Adam Poesko
John D. Abelts
Charles Black
J. E. Ryad
Alexander Bromage
Adam Spitzer
New 20 Part America Portfolio Offered for Ten Cents
Tre Trin uxx enables selection of any one of twenty parts from the America portfolio at ten cents each. All parts are ready, a finest collection of popular photographic views in print. Send stamps or cash. no coupon is necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite Rendora
America
Birth day notices and parade plans from Scranton
Notes of South Side reports Miss Lizzie McGill celebration and a Scranton Athletic Club parade planned for Saturday night. A near tragedy on Cedar avenue describes a child narrowly saved from a streetcar by motorman Higgins as lumber and play nearby created a dangerous situation. the girl, under five, escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie McGill
Washington Avenue
Scranton Athletic Club
Birthday party honors Lizzie McGill at home
Last night at Lizzie McGill's home on South Washington avenue a birthday gathering for the honors of her birthday took place. A procession of friends received tokens including a gold necklace and a gold stick pin among several presents. Names of attendees include Misses Julia Gorman Georgia Williams Minis Hirifener Mary Jove Lizzie Huibster Mariella Corcan Gertie Lee Lena Kunny Hannah Morrissey Annie Richards Sadie Morrissey May McGill Elsie McArthur Katie Core Annie Tyrrell and Messrs Charles Kramer George Cunningham John Henderson Willie Poliskin James Kouley Eugene Coleman George McArthur Willie McGill and Walter Kramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie McGill
Washington Avenue
Gurtie Lee
Lena Kunny
Hannah Morrissey
Anna Fox
Miry Gaughan
Katie McGill
May McGill
Elsie McArchur
Katie Core
Annie Richards
Sadie Morrissey
Loans Vox
Annie Tyrrell
Charles Kramer
George Cunningham
John Henderson
Wiliie Poliskin
Jamea Koulley
Eugene Coleman
George McArthur
Willie McGill
Walter Kramer
Street Parade of Ateletes by Scranton Athletic Club
The Scranton Athletic Club plans a Saturday evening parade on the South Side with torchlights and a 100 member lineup led by Gunn's band, all in white stove pipe hats and linen dusters. The club's annual excursion to Purview is set for Tuesday June 19 with over a thousand tickets sold and hopes for a crowd of 5,000 if weather cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tionate
Bamera
Scranton Athletic Club
South Side
Gunn
Ron
Weather Bureau
Minooka burial and local notices headline
Mrs Coyne of Minooka to be buried at Minooka cemetery this afternoon at eight. John Hughes of Cedar avenue arrested for betraying Miss Mary McHale of Pear street has repented by marrying her. Mozart Quartette club held a meeting and plans to attend the Leiderkrang picnic at Central park next Monday. The elad to sing selections. Century Hose company's new team of blacks exercised along Pittston avenue with animals trained to respond to alarm. A Mohr opposes delegate for Republican county convention in Second district of the Nineteenth ward. In Third district several candidates mentioned but J J Chase friends claim he is in the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyne
Minooka
John Hughes
Cedar Avenue
Mary McHale
Pear Street
Mozart Quartette Club
Leiderkrang
Central Park
Elad
Century Hose Company
Pittston Avenue
A. Mohr
J. J. Chase
Bank president Haughey sentenced to six years
Theodore P Haughey former Indianapolis National Bank president was sentenced to six years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to misapplying bank funds Judge Daker wept during the sentencing calling it a painful duty Haughey will serve time in the northern penitentiary and be placed in the hospital department church member and Mapleton native known in the community his mother aged nearly 100 mourns unseen fallout
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianavonts
Ind
Theodore P. Haughey
Indianapolis National Bank
Daker
Northern Penitentiary
Haughey
Mison
Bom
Mapleton
Art Students' Multichromes Exhibit No. 4 Shown
No. 4 of the Art Students' Multichromes at Tae Thinexe business office features artworks described as works of art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Thinexe Business
Keystone HRL partnership reshapes Bromley Avenue site
Local notice outlines a partnership involving IWR ALEX PHILLIPS and others for a property at Bromley Avenue and Reatland Road. The document lists stock and ownership details for the KEYSTONE HO RL, formerly Onee Keys, noting partners and equities.
Paine's celery compound touted as cure for sickness
An advertisement extols Paine's celery compound as a universal remedy that makes people well quickly by improving blood and the nervous system. It features testimonials about overcoming illness and urges readers to obtain the product. also promotes music boxes and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and diarrhea with price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talwaya
Carel
Paine
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