Local residents in transit and visits across counties
Theodore Connell guests with friends in Wayne county while Dr Foster of Honesdale visits Scranton. Emalene Killam capouse avenue visits Honesdale. John Farr and Dr Paine in Pittsburg. Mrs Peek of Moscow visits Green Ridge. Charles O Malley returns from Harrisburg to city. John J Gorman attends Master Plumbers convention in Philadelphia. Dr Unierwood to return Monday. Mrs Griffin visits daughter in Wilkes Barre. Genevieve McCann returns from Washington Visitation. Williams, Gaffney, Taylor, Cosgrove, Taylor fishing at Sickler pond Greenfield. Frank Connors of Reading bound for Cornell commencement in Ithaca. Connors from Cornell class attends event. At Georgetown law post graduate banquet Murphy responds on Athletes. Marty Swift's Cracker Jacks play at 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Connell
Friends
Wayne County
Dr. Foster
Honesdale
Scranton
Emalene Killam
Capouse Avenue
John R. Farr
W. A. Paine
Pittsburg
W. K. Peek
Moscow
Green Ridge
Charles P. O'Malley
City
Harrisbore
John J. Gorman
Spruce Street
Philadelphia
N. Unierwood
E. H. Griffin
North Malin Avenue
Garrett Smith
Wilkes-Barre
Genevieve McCann
West Side
Visitation Convent
Washington, D. C
Thomas Williams
John J. Gaffney
Patrick Taylor
Thomas Cosgrove
Joseph Taylor
Sickler's Pond
Greenfield
Frank Connors
Reading
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Connors
Cornell
Law Department
Georgetown University
Shoreham
Washington
John J. Murphy
North End Notes and Local Notices
Nelson Gillespie returns from Princeton. Mrs Moore builds a double house on Green Street. Alexander Simpson plans a house on Jadwin Place. Rev Guild and daughter return from Walton. Barret of Elmira Telegram building on Arlington Heights. Miss Little Fish hosts lunch on North Main Avenue. Powell sisters’ store on West Market Street nearly finished. Market Street bridge by depot gets a new paint coat. Major Fish and Mr Pond visit Pleasant Mount on business. Louis Mores in town with parents on North Main Avenue. Cheney party visiting Richmond Hill farm. Engineer Scharar dies at Cedar Rapids and will be interred in Dunmore. once owned property where Catholic church stands. Musicale by Miss Dean and pupils tonight at 380 Clay Avenue for Home for the Friendless. Hood's Sarsaparilla promotes health. Hood's Pills are gentle. Turnquest advertises ladies belt pins. plumbing service via W G Doud & Co., 69 Lackawanna Ave. Bonaparte belt for sale by Turnquest. Pillsbury’s Flour Mills daily capacity 17,400 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Gillespie
Princeton
Timothy Moore
Green Street
Alexander Simpson
Jadwin Place
Green Ridge
George E. Guild
Walton
A. Barret
Elmira
Market Street
Ontario and Western Depot
J. B. Fish
Mr. Pond
Drop Forge Works
Pleasant Mount
Louis Mores
New York City
L. W. Morss
North Main Avenue
Cheney
Mr. Cheney
Enest
W. H. Richmond
Richmond Hill Farm
Jeremiah Scharar
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Cedar Rapids
Scharar
Dunmore
Deadlock persists in Lackawanna township school board race
In Lackinwanne township the school directors again fail to elect a secretary after 16 ballots. If no agreement is reached tonight the court will appoint six new directors to take over by treasurer or nothing, with Morgan likely to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Crith T. Davis
Lovering
Morgan
Nightly danger deters women and children in Twelfth ward
Residents allege danger after 6 to 8 pm as ball tossers occupy every street corner. Patrolman Flaherty arrests John Metshizer Tuesday. he is discharged by Mayor Connell, a warning to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Wird
Flaherty
John Metshizer
Connell
Ladies Appointed For Sheridan Monument Lake Ariel Picnic
A Sheridan Monument association meeting appointed several ladies to lead the picnic tables and activities for the July 4 excursion to Lake Ariel. Additional volunteers were named for games, races, and refreshments while ticket distribution and committee duties were assigned and expanded.
Dunmore Bereavement and Wedding Notices
Mary Anne Parker, 2 years, died of heart failure after attending Ep worth league at the Methodist church. She came from England eight years ago and leaves three children, Mrs. Harry Sanders, James, and John. Funeral Saturday at 2:50 at the Methodist church, interment in Dunmore cemetery. Mary Dunnigan and P. G. Ward wed at St. Mary’s Church with reception and trip to Philadelphia and Washington. Ward Council member. many friends wish them well. Christian Endeavor at Presbyterian church elected officers with $7.17 treasury. M. L. Speck president, L. M. Smith vice president, Stanley Gaines treasurer, Mabel Christ secretary. Elele Close elected corresponding secretary to replace A C Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anne Parker
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Engiad
Dunmore
Harry Sanders
James
John
Dunmore Cemetery
J. C. Leacock
Mary Dunnigan
P. G. Ward
St. Mary's Church
Father Quinnan
Scranton
Kate Manley
Thomas Gordon
Walnut Street
Delaware, Lackawanna
M. L. Speck
L. M. Smith
Stanley Gaines
Mabel Christ
Elele Close
A. C. Smith
J. W. Williams
Pinafore by Children Presented at Frothingham
The Foundling Home group rehearsed the Pinafore Juvenile last night and drew praise from ladies involved. The Friday and Saturday performances promise refined home talent with Professor Lindsay aiming for broad approval. The Lally children, famed from the Kirmess, join as prominent performers. Temperature noted as 9 degrees at Phelps' drug store with 62 degrees at the Frothingham theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
Foundling Home
Lindsay
Lally
Kirmess
Phelps’ Drug Store
Frothingham Theater
Left on a Bicycle: Youth Captured in East Stroudsburg
Alfred Smith aged 19 from Scranton left for Philadelphia by bicycle and was arrested in East Stroudsburg by Policeman Abraham Welter after his mother wired the chief to nab him. Smith arrived at the Andomink house, left his wheel at a hotel, then returned to Scranton with his mother on the 10 34 evening train.
Scranton Diocesan Total Abstinence Union Elects New Board
The Scranton Diocesan Total Abstinence union formed its new board at its first meeting led by president James J. O'Hara of Parsons. Treasurer P. F. McDonnell of Carbondale and secretary F. W. Early of Green Ridge were named, with hopeful plans to expand membership and extend labor in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Total Abstinence Union
C. G. Boland
James J. O'Hara
Parsons
P. F. McDonnell
Carbondale
F. W. Early
Green Ridge
O'Hara
Verdict in Scanlon estate case awards $1415 plus interest
Attorney O'Brien resumed closing arguments in M A McCarthy against Margaret Scanlon administratrix. The jury found Scanlon executed a note for the benefit of McCarthy in 188?, and that the note was without consideration, with the court to decide the final outcome. Other cases before Judge Searle included Bissell & Co. v Battin & Co and Connolly v Jenkins, with continuance denied for title defect and Townsend v Carlucci & Brother proceeding toward trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Scanlon
Counolly Escctment
Searle
Townsend Carlucci
Joseph O'Brien
M. A. McCarthy
Ashley
Margaret Scanlon
Martin Scanlon
Gunster
Martin Scanton
Veal
Lackawanna County
Beamon
James Jwthings
Gethings
West Slide
O'Brien & Kelly
Watson & Zimmerman
F. J. Pitzsimmons
Russell & Co
E. Bissell & Co
New York
Henry Battin & Co
Battin & Co
Bissell & Co
Jude Searle
Owen Connolly
Minooka
J. 8. Jenkins
Thomas Shanhop
Spring Brook
John F. Murphy
John F. Scragg
A. A. Vosburg
Connolly
E. C. Newcomb
Court House News Notes and Local Legal Actions
Rules and hearings mark a day in court with cases including Regan v McDonnell and Lazarus Moyer v Richardson. Bail for felonious wounding set. lunacy hearing scheduled for Peter Frank. auditor appointed in Nichols matter. several probates and marriages noted. Also church ad and a medicinal ointment ad appear among the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regan
McDonnell
Joseph Rogers
Emil Smith
Peter Frank
Asa Nichols
James Nichols
J. Alton Davis
Thomas Lally
Mary Jordan
Scranton
Hopkins
Gershon Post
North Abington
Abram
Colvin
Clarence Bull
James & O'Brien
Elewthere O'Brien
David T. Jones
Taylor
Margaret T. Jones
Pittston Avenue Notes and Local Incidents
South Side News reports Mrs Z G Hewitt recovering from illness and Emma Miller visiting New York City peers. Miss Mary Flaherty returns from Lake Aries. Undertaker FE H Jordan buys a new coach for 1100 dollars. A Young Women’s Christian Association singing class held a rehearsal. John Harrett suffers from a troublesome mother in law Bridget Baggot, accused of intoxication, breaks at Barrett’s house lead to arrest and 30 day county jail term. Street balling prompts police action on Phots ton Avenue and Fig Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. G. Hewitt
Pittston Avenue
Emma Miller
New York City
Mary Flaherty
Cherry Street
Lake Aries
FE. H. Jordan
Cherry Sttreet
Young Women's Christian Association
John Harrett
Bridget Baggot
Barrett
Plnaherty
Boland
Zang
Phbtston Avenue
Fig Street
Minooka Dreadful Injuries From Coal Train Accident
Peter Walsh, 13, son of Richard Walsh, was badly injured when he fell beneath moving coal cars in No 8 drift of Greenwood Coal Company. His right leg must be amputated and his left leg broken, with Dr. Haggerty hopeful for recovery as he recovers strength. Malach Conaboy narrowly escaped death, dragged by mule chains after being thrown during the crowd reaction. Nedweed Fares plans to attend the National League of Republican Clubs convention in Cleveland with Lehigh Valley fares offering reduced rates for other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O'Connell Council
Young Men's Institute
J. Brendan's Council
West Side
Peter Walsh
Richard Walsh
Greenwood Coal Company
Haggerty
Malach Conaboy
John Conaboy
Greenwood
Young Walsh
Conaboy
Nedweed
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
National League of Repubican Clubs
Cleveland
Railroad Notes Show Promotions Visits and Conventions
Conductor James Beavers receives a promotion to a milk run. Robert McClaren visits Hoboken from the D L & W roundhouse. A new bulletin board is noted for the northern division. Rev Davis spoke at the Providence Baptist church meeting. Thomas Parrett from car shops recovers from injuries. Acme lodge No 228 to elect officers Sunday. Train Dispatchers meet in Minneapolis starting June 1. Engineer John R Troch owns a Lake Henry cottage and reports good fishing. Master Mechanic David Brown will attend conventions at Alexander Bay N Y with wife. Transportation arrangements for upcoming conventions have been completed. Chesapeake and Ohio joins the Trunk Line association amid Vanderbilt line tensions. J W Scharar remake arrives June 14 from Cesar Rapids. Interresnt to be made in Dunmore cemetery. Scharar formerly ran the Saratoga express on the D and H. Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen reports Pullman boycott cost 6000 members and urges lawful, loyal adherence to agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beavers
Robert McClaren
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Roundhouse
Hoboken
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Mr. Davis
Providence Baptist Church
Thomas Parrett
Acme Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
David Brown
Delaware, Lackawanna
Trunk Line Association
Depew
New York Central
Vanderbilt
J. W. Scharar
Cesar Rapids, Jr
Dunmore
Scharar
Protherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Des Moines
Saratoga Express
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Belts Pins Pianos and Remedies Advertised at Turnquest’s
Norsford's Acid Phosphate praised by Dr T H Andrews of Jefferson Medical College as a wonderful remedy for severe dyspepsia. Turnquest's at 206 Washington avenue lists belts pins and a Bonaparte belt while Guernsey Bros and W G Doud Co offer plumbing and a high grade 71-3 octave piano for sale. Box 7 for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnquest
Washington Avenue
Norsford
T. H. Andrews
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Tarnquest's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Marty Swift
North End
Miss Dean
Sullivan
Charles Schinger
Clay Avenue
Friendleas
Miss Richmond
Mica Kann
Hood
W. G. Doud & Co
Lacka Ave
Pillsbury’s Flour Mills
Lackawanna
Lackinwanne Township
Frultiess
Thomas BP
Joyce
John McCrindle
Trenaneer
Patrick Miggins
Lake Ariel
Sheridan Monument Association
F. J. Horan
Patrick Gibbons
B. T. Mooney
William Schilling
T. F. Leonard
George Wall
M. Flaherty
4. Kane
Lizse Cullen
C. T. Boland
FP. J. Johnson
M. J. Iturna
Thomas J. Cooney
John Gibbons
T. J. Moore
George Wahl
J. C. Vaughan
Scranton Piocesan Union
Bissell
Badiecs
Court House News Notes
Swayne
South Side News
Turmanests
Railroad Notes
Lackawanna Avenue
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Rexford’s
Cora van Tassell
William Stuart
Playure
Scott Marble
Tennessee
Ita Grant Snicerss
Libbey
Rockwood
CROWN
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Schank & Koghler
Martin&delany
Lagka Ave
Bicycles OF America
Works
Nax-Aug
M. H. Dale
Pierce’s Market
Penn Ave
J.D. Williams & Bro
N.a.hulbert
CY Ausig Store
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Ofice NO
Third National
WM. T. Smith
Pilsener
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
G. Dub
Dimimick
Dia Spruce Street
Telephone 5002
Gilhool’s Carriage Works
Seventh Street
Gabushes
New York Warehouse
Fifth Avenue
E.C. Ricker &Co
Adams Ave
Telephone Bldg
Pratis
Lactavanah
Laurel Hill Park
Laurel Hill Fark
N. Colle
Prop’r
John L. Hang
Dilogues
G. Elmendore
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
J. S. Turner Cos
Associatic
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
James & Kelly
Emgalmers
Spruce ST
Aylesworth’s
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