Jupiter Pluvius Halts Carbondale Susquehanna Game
Rain ended the Susquehanna Crescents contest at Bisainhanna in the second inning with Susquehanna leading 2 to 1. O Garra, formerly of Carbondale, pitched well for Carbondale as players and spectators praised sportsmanship and hospitality after the stoppage. A separate score shows the Cyclers beating the Ontario and Western firemen 12 to 3 on Saturday.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Crescents
Susquehanna
Bisainhanna
Mitte
Jefferson
Keri
O'Garra
Casbondale
Carbondale Boys
Walter Loftus
Owen McAndrew
P. Kelleher
James McHale
James Gal- Vachs
Dates Murray
Gus Cuff
Wl Teall
John Harte
PF. Fox
Clarence Methile
Frank Frailes
Wescott
Gerald McHuale
Carbondale Cycle
Ontario and Western Firemen
Railroad Jark
Polleenmn Jacl
Hetorle Dualfy
Cvele
Rcore Wie
Mike Totse
Railroad Jack
Tom Duffy
Smith
Duggan
Drum and Robinson
Bates
Excelsiors wallop St Aloysius in one sided ball game
Excelsiors of Welsh Till defeated St Aloysius 20 to 0 at Sandy's field on a Saturday afternoon. John Conartohy starred for the Excelsiors with a three base hit and a home run. St Aloysius' top players were John Barrett and Thomas Boland in a rout that featured fast ball throughout.
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Sandy's
Excelsiors
St. Aloysius
Fexcelsiors
John Conartohy
John Barrett
Thomas Boland
St. Aloyslies
St. Alovsiwe
Tavcor
Pixcelsiers
Tenn
John Purcell
Dugerman
John Comorian
Desent Coanartom
Waylow Pox
Edwardonarton
Adtyng Varnes Brenpan Iit
Wiel
Ety
Murphy
Vnii
Canarton
The
T. Alowsing
Edward Golden
Conven
Joseph Mannion
Veroni
Moltah Tucker
Bite Parrett
Vingt Fide
Courtney Hod Digan
Lushers’ Battery
Conerton
Capai City
Crescent impresses Susquehanna with skilled play
Susquehanna officials were impressed by Crescent players on Saturday and may recruit Crescent members. The most desirable prospects cited are Captain Cuff, second baseman Murray, and pitcher McAndrew.
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Susquehanna
Crescent
Cuff
Murray
McAndrew
Topsy Burke Free After Weeks in County Jail
Dominick Burke known as Topsy Burke is released on liberty after several weeks in the county jail on the charge of assaulting a young girl from Jermyn.
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Dominck Burke
Topsy Burke
Liberty
Jermyn
Burke Held On Bail in Sensational Case Forwarded to Court
The sensational case aired in Alderman Jones's office resulted in Burke being committed without bail. Attempts to secure release failed. The court set bail at 1500 dollars for the case, 1000 dollars on the criminal assault charge, and 80 dollars for impersonating an officer. Ed ward Burke and his brother were named in the bond arrangement.
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Jones
Burke
Ede Ward Burke
Bondaman
Centennial Social club disbands in Carbondale
The Centennial Social club, once a leading group of young men in Carbondale, has disbanded after vacancies in the Lead er building and storage of furnishings. Strain from a miners strike and member departures left the club non self supporting, with efforts to reorganize uncertain.
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Centennial
Carbondale
Sodality Reception at St Rose Church Draws 250 New Members
A large St Rose Church Sodality ceremony marked one of its most significant events as 250 candidates were received into full membership. The procession, blue ribbons, organ hymns, and a sermon by Rev P J Boland highlighted the night. Visiting priests from Scranton Green Ridge Archbald Jermyn Forest City and others attended the service.
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Blessed Virgin Mary's Sodality
St. Rose Church
Sodality
T. F. Coffey
V. G
St. Rose
Alice Bridgett
P. J. Boland
St. John's Church
South Scranton
John J. Griffin
Scranton
M. BE. Loftus
Green Ridge
J. W. Holmes
North Scranton
ST. J. Commerford
Archibald
J. Og. Dunn
Jermyn
Richard Walsh
Forest City
Walter Gorman
George Dixon
Alderman Morrison Dies After Prolonged Illness
Alderman Willin Morrison, a prominent Carbondale citizen, succumbed to pneumonia after three weeks of grip and declining health. His father Dr William Morrison reported the condition, noting no recovery possible despite heroic treatment and oxygen support.
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Willin Morrison
William Morrison
Morrison
Legion of Friends
Carbondale
Sickness News Notes From Local Street End
The report lists residents including N. Raley on Ca Noun Street and Vera Pascett at a home on Washington Street as recovering from illness. Freder ick H. Pussell and Edward Knapp of Cannan Street are noted with varying conditions, some improving after weeks of illness.
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N. Raley
Noun Street
RK. Ewingle
Park Street
Vera Pascett
PL A. Thighey
Washington Street
Frederick H. Pussell
Tunkhannock
Edward Knapp
Cannan Street
More Young Men Leave for New Jobs
James Campbell of Terrace street left the Delaware and Hinison company’s blacksmithing shop to take work in Rome N. J. He departed after the strike. James McAllister of Linny's court secured employment in Cleveland and left on Friday.
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James Campbell
Terrace Street
Delaware Old Hinison Company
Rome
James McAllister
Linny’s Court
Cleveland
William Collins Attends Masters of Dancing Convention
William Collins, instructor of dancing, left for New York City to attend the masters of dancing convention opening today. He will be absent for ten days.
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William Collins
New York City
Collins
Mrs Solomon and party depart for European tour from Belmont
Mrs James Salomon wife of Belect Councilman Solomon of the Sixth ward and her daughter Gladys and Miss Nanile Mitchell of Belmont street leave tomorrow for New York City whence they sail on Wednesday for Maryland. They will spend several weeks in Cornwall before continuing their tour.
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James Salomon
Belect
Solomon
Sixth Ward
Gladys
Nanile Mitchell
Belmont Street
New York City
Maryland
Cornwall
British Mine Workers Leader Visits Carbon Dale
District President Nicholls of the United Mine Workers spoke in Carbon Dale on Saturday evening with District Vice-President Risenvage of Plymouth. He addressed the union at headquarters in the Lender building about the four Delaware and Hudson engineers still at work, while local members push for the quartet to desert their posts amidst ongoing concerns and efforts by committees.
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Nicholls
United Mine Workers
Carbondale
Adam Risenvage
Plymouth
Nicholla
Harrison House
Lender
Delaware and Hudson
Serious charge against Bonnetti shocks city arrest in burglary case
Mrs. Joseph Heap of Park Street accuses Mike Bonnetti, a Tue Italian fruit dealer in the Anthracite building market, of breaking into her home with intent to assault. Bonnetti faces two counts, burglary and assault, as he is jailed awaiting trial before Alderman Atkinson. He has a wife and six children and has long been known in police and aldermanic circles.
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Mike" Bonnetti
Truit
Atkinson
Joseph Heap
Park Street
Bennetts
Heap
Belmont Street
Alumni Meeting Postponed For Tuesday Night
The High School Alumni association plans no meeting in the central school building tomorrow evening at 7 30. Members are urged to attend to decide on a reunion project and banquet, with a good attendance deemed necessary for progress.
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High School Alumni Association
Walker & Company to Move into McAndrew Building
Ve Walker & Company of South Min street plan a move in a few weeks to the McAndrew building adjoining their current location. The upper floors will house the Knights of Columbus, providing excellent quarters once ready for occupancy.
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T. Ve. Walker & Company
South Min Street
McAndrew
Knights of Columbus
Drive Through York State To Middletown Visit
Councilman DD. W. Flamphrey and J. J. Riegleruth owner of The Pate will depart this morning for Middletown New York. They will travel to and from the city via Hawley and the Delaware route.
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DD. W. Flamphrey
J. J. Riegleruth
Middletown
N. Y
Hawley
Delaware
Up-to-Date Hook Club Hosts Evening at Miss Ginner Eagles Home
The Up-to-Date Hook club met Monday at Miss Ginner Eagles home on Carlan street for a social evening and discussions of fiction. The progressive young ladies who compose the club enjoyed pleasant entertainment and profitable talks.
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Ginner Eagles
Carlan Street
Woodmen at Crystal camp smoker list members
Among the out of town Woodmen at the smoker of Crystal camp were J Walter and James A Cannon from Scranton Daniel Dewey and John I I Benton from Scranton II Wormer of Wilkes Barre J B Griffin of Jermyn T A Surdum of Forest City and R Howking of Mayfield.
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Crystal Camp
J. Walter
James A. Cannon
Daniel Dewey
John I. I. Benton
Scranton
II. Wormer
Wilkes-Barre
J. B. Grifith
Jermyn
T. A. Surdum
Forest City
R. Howking
Mayfield
Healey Couple Return From Wedding Tour
Mr and Mrs Edward J Healey return from a wedding tour including visits to New York City and Albany and plan to settle in a pleasant home on Upper Dundia t street after a short stay elsewhere.
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Edward J. Healey
New York City
Albany
New York State
Upper Dundiatt Street
Burke to Be Ordained Priest in St Peter's Scranton
Rev Edward Burke son of Mr and Mrs J P Burke of this city will be ordained to the priesthood in St Peters Cathedral Scranton the latter part of this month He has just completed his theology studies at St Mary's Seminary Baltimore
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Edward Burke
J. P. Burke
St Peter's
Ithedral Scranuton
Burke
St. Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
Local fraternal groups listed in council minutes
The notice lists several organizations including the Common Council, Olive Leaf Lodge No 154, Odd Fellows, Mederal Union No 72, Patriotic Order Bons of America, ye EnaDSME council, and Kolehis of Colum is, indicating a meeting or event notice for these groups.
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Common Council
Olive Leaf Lodge
Odd Fellows
Mederal Union
Patriotic Order Bons of America
Enadsme Council
Kolehis of
Columis
Passing Throng Note List of Local Visitors
George Munt and W W Burdick mingle with townsfolk in Beatt and Riverside as editors and locals tour Carbondale and nearby areas. Andrew Breese returns from Locust street to visit Flitston friends while Frank Duneklee visits from New Mexico. T J Skinner seeks temp work in Bellwood as Patrick Logat visits his niece on Chiordon avenue. Nathan Armstrong resumes work in Schenectady after Edison stint. Mrs Binger returns from Philadelphia visit with Dr B L Singer. Michael Scanlon plans departure to Paterson New Jersey.
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George Munt
Beatt
W. W. Burdick
Riverside
Editor Jones
The
Olyphant Record
Carbondale
Andrew Breese
Locust Street
Flitston
Frank P. Duneklee
Alamagorio
New Mexico
Burschiy
T. J. Skinner
Terrace Satreet
Bellwood
Michael Scanlon
Powderly Street
Paterson, N. J
Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy Promoted for Kidney Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy for kidney and bladder issues along with other conditions. It cites patient testimonials through Rev Theodore Hunter and claims relief from back pain frequent urination and burning sensations. It mentions price 80 cent size and 1.00 size bottles and a free sample by mail.
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David Kennedy
Theodore Hunter
The
Presbyterian Church
Greensburg
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Summer Visitors and Local Moves In Scranton Area
Miss Emma Taylor and brothers Arthur and Hugh spent Saturday at their brother Joseph Frank's home in Scranton. Miss Mabel Edwards now of Denver, Colorado, visits her mother Mrs. Mary Edwards on Park Street. Mr and Mrs U H G Thimphroys of New York City visit aunt Mrs Margaret Davis on Brooklyn Street. Mrs James O'Brien and daughter Helen of Oneonta, New York, return home after visiting Lawrence Burke. Lawrence Burke of Pike Street returns home from Scranton and Pittston with cousin Miss Loretta Burke of Pittston.
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Emma Taylor
Arthur
Hugh
Joseph Frank
Scranton
Mabel Edwards
Denver
Col
Mary Edwaards
Park Street
UH. GO. Thimphroys
New York City
Margaret Davis
Brooklyn Street
James O'Brien
Helen
Oneonta
N. Y
Lawrence Burke
Pike Street
Pittston
Loretta Burke
Mayfield and Jermyn Residents Attend Church and Visit
Jermyn Boys brigade attended church with col onel John Bolton away. Gilligan of Mayfield and Miss Jennie Greenslade of Cemetery were secured for services. Mayfield beat South Side Carbon dale drum corps 6 to 5 in baseball. Wille Phillips and Menry Meyers joined Hendrick's factory in Carbondale. Several residents toured towns including Arch bald visitors and Centralia relatives.
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Jermyn
John Bolton
Olyphant
Scothand
Gilligan
Mayfield
Jennie Greenslade
Cemetery Ane
Wilkes-Barre
Yesteray
Messrs
Bishop and Spelcher
Archbald
Thomas Quinn
North Main Street
Bredford County
Maggie van Gorder
Meshopnen
Lizzie Robinson
New York
Brothers
South Side
Carbondale
Thedgins
Bradley
Nicols and Parry
Willie Phillips
Menry Meyera
Hendrick’s
James Sullivan
Wandling
Robert Cox
Patrick Monahan
John Cain
Second Street
Centralia
Manway barber shop fire and local notices
A one story frame barber shop on Dunmore Street known as the Manway was destroyed by fire at 1 AM. The Browns played the Young Men's Institute of Jessup and won 1 to 0 due to wet grounds. Excelsior plans a new hose wagon cost 500. Pearl Ackerly visits relatives. Rebekah Lodge officers installed by District Deputy Hughes. T J Gibbons becomes salesmen for Scranton firm. Charles O Boyle goes to New York. Mr and Mrs I J Gebhard visit. Local social and host activities noted.
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Dunmore Street
Hugh Duggan
Browns
Sionesdale
Young Men's Institute
Jessup
Savage
Phillips
Excelsior Company
Pearl Ackerly
Justus
Lady
T. J. Gibbons
Silesman
Scranton
Charles O' Boyle
New York
I. J. Gebhard
Jermsn
Mra
JW. Patten
Mary Wood
Avoca
Nellie McAndrew
Scotch Street
A. W. Benscoter
Carbondale
Hlukely
Pechville News Varied Local Items Report
Frank Richards and Charles Mack left for Chicago in search of work. Burglars stole a ton of flour from BH J Cummings store room. no trace found. Water turned on at the public fountain and a dipper is advised. Broad family and Harry Menry spent time near Waymart. Harry Gard returned from Niagara Falls. Sunday school plans Lake Lodore excursion on June 2. Arnold and Gayne returned from Sickler’s pond trip.
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Frank Richards
Charles Mack
Chicago
BH. J. Cummings
W. J. Broad
Winfield
Harry Menry
Waymart
Alr
Harry Gard
Niagara Falls
Schoos
Lake Lodore
W. Arnold
William Gayne
Sickler's Pand
Peckville visitor and local events noted in town
Archbald Miss Jennie Harris visited Peckville Friday while Miss Bertha Callaway visits Beranton relatives. Presbyterian Sunday School children rehearse for Children's Day with exercises set for Sunday evening June 15. George Dunn of Jermyn made a business call Saturday. The Walsh residence on Monroe Street welcomed a new daughter. E T Philbin visited Carbondale on Saturday.
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Jennie Harris
Peckville
Bertha Callaway
Beranton
Presbyterian Sunday School
George &. Dunn
Jermyn
Town Batarday
Thomas Walsh
Monroe Street
E.T. Philbin
Carbondale
Scranton Retailers Urge Saturday Noon Close In Summer
A Scranton letter urges merchants to adopt a Saturday noon closing during July and August to ease heat wear on staff. It argues morning shopping aids customers and staff, notes two years of prior practice with positive reception, cites Connolly & Wallace as early adopters, and calls for a broad adoption for better service and morale.
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Connolly
Wallace
Scranton
Connolly & Wallace
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McNulty
Gerrity
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Becker
James Thompson
Ofer Hepeker
Martin Connor
Pete Farrell
Carbondale’ Metal Working Comany
Carbondale Machine Company
Duffy's Field
Centennial Club
Alderman Morrison Low
British Isles
President Nicholls
Bonnetti
York State
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