Wilkes-Barre Tribune opens branch and city notes
The Tribune prints a Wilkes-Barre branch at Laningwanding Public ware to push Luzerne county news across Akes-Barre and nearby towns. Local items include Harrow’s near-drowning, a new Martha Washington No 9 chapter, Freeland school bonds, a Hungarian jail sentence, YMCA baseball vs Wyoming Seminary, a Hazleton wedding, balloon ascension plans, a Wilkes-Barre clerks meeting, tennis results, an athletic field progress, Hillman academy closing, and a postponed mountain murder hearing awaiting Bird’s capture.
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Tribune
Laningwanding
Public Ware
Wilkes-Barre
Akes-Barre
Luzerne County
Caperco
Wyoming Valley
Halitos
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York
Wille Jones
Sherman Street
William Pethick
Martha Washington
No. 9
Daughters of Veterans
John J. Welch
Freeland Borough
Frank Sackle
Nichols
Young Men's Christian Association
Wyoming Seminary
Athletic Park
Hazleton
R. B. Webster
Cinderella Street
Smith
West Side Park
First Presbyterian Church
C. W. Harvey
Plymouth
Harry Hillman Academy
Platt Bennett
Bennett
Swift
Squire Thomas
Bird
Pittston
Pittston News Roundup and Local Notices
The Pittston office of the Scranton Tribune reports a hearing for four men arrested on suspicion, who claimed to be umbrella mend ers and were released with one hour to leave town. Local ads note second hand goods from Wright & Co. and a wedding tour couple returning to West Pittston.
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Wright & Co
South Main Street
Margaret H. Williams
Plymouth
Mome
Philadelphia Avenue
J. C. Fuller
Wyalusing
Joseph Curt
Scranton
Alvin Shaefer
York Avenue
West Pittston
W. F. Moyer & Bro
North Main Streets
William G. Williams
Thomas Martin
William Nolan
William Griffiths
Uncle Sim
Sag Harbor
Mich
Last Meeting of the Class of 05 At Hillards Grove
Yesterday morning the Class of 95 held its final class day exercises at 10 with decorations and a student program. President Harriet Davis opened, Bayard Hand delivered the oration on immigration, and Mae Wilson spoke on the works of a great contributor to literature.
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Harriet Davis
Bayard Hand
America
Imma Baum
Madam de Sthel
Mae Wilson
Laura Hoffman
Daisy Stevens
Minnie David
Misa Kittle Terry
Anna Potts
Mary Gillespie
Lillian Lane
Frank B. R. Sahm
Edward McGinty
Louise Lines
Rose Monahan
Hillards Grove
Salvation Army Leader Speaks At First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Booth addressed a large audience at 10 o clock in New York about Salvation Army work and its direct methods of reaching the unchurched. She told a story of a rag doll to illustrate caring for the fallen and urged support for building a local Salvation Army barracks, with funds raised reaching two thousand eight hundred dollars toward a goal of three thousand seven hundred more.
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Booth
Salvation Army
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Dolly
Choirs Set Prices For Scranton and City Service
Choirs from St. Mary’s in this city and Scranton plan concerts with a program including Haydn masses, Cherubin pieces, and other classics. The event may shift if organizers adjust offerings. Also noted are Princeton Examinations for admission to nearby college with faculty and student activity described.
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Scranton
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's
Ave Marie
Dudley Buck
J. C. Atkin
Jokers Galore in Wilkes-Barre Examinations
George Urquhart led the morning exams while H A Fuller supervised the afternoon. Students listed include Harry Derr Bruce Bedford Fred Lazarus Bert Johnson Ned Ferris Edward McWilliams Charles K Smith and Norman Koehler. A new class of jokers emerges with James M Norris and banker Lawrence Meyers causing unintended humor in legal and editorial clashes.
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George Urquhart
H. A. Fuller
Harry Derr
Bruce Bedford
Fred, Lazarus
Bert Johnson
Ned Ferris
Edward McWilliams
Charles K. Smith
Norman Koehler
Wilkes-Barre
Paradise
James M. Norris
County Commissioners’ Office
James
Méyers
Norris
Palmer
Lawrence Meyers
Meyert
Leader
Meyers
Bogert
Meyer
Mr. Norris
Mayors court orders fines and detentions in local cases
Fiddle Sharkey faced the mayor for malicious mischief after placing a netted firecracker under a water horse causing a runaway. no damage. Pat Furey paid $20 fine and $300 bail for assault on Hancock street, but could not pay and was jailed. Several men arrested on suspicion of three purse thefts at Central station. none identified. all discharged. Court adjourned without verdict in Conyngham v borough of Freeland. Rule granted to show cause in several attachments and estates disputes involving Malloy and Drake families.
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Fiddle Sharkey
Bywater
Eddie
Pat Furey
Hancock Street
Pat
M. A. Conyngham
Borough of Freeland
L. J. Well
Daniel Bacharach
Henry F. Well
Louis Bacharach
Well & Co
J. P
Martin H. Strauss
Sylvanus Kipplin
F. P. Malloy
Samuel Drake
F. P. Drake
P. Malloy
Hungarian Woman On Brookside Car Carries Dead Infant
Yesterday afternoon a Hungarian woman, with a child in her arms, boarded a Parsons car at Brookside. At Market street she found the child dead, having died en route, and she alighted at Market and Canal streets with the infant's body. She refused to identify herself or explain the death despite the conductor's questions.
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Parsons
Brookside
Market Street
Market
Canal Streets
Parsons man held for court in witness intimidation case
A. D. Rees of Parsons appeared before Alderman Flarsons last evening charged with trying to intimidate and prevent a witness from testifying in the damage suit brought by Dr. O'Malley against the borough of Parsons. Rees waived a hearing and posted bail of 500 dollars for his court appearance.
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A. D. Rees
Parsons
Flarsons
Dr. O'Malley
Rees
Brakeman Crushed in Coupling Accident at Central Railroad
Andrew Pollock, a 30 year old brakeman working on the Central railroad, was crushed between two cars during a coupling yesterday morning. He was taken to the city hospital where doctors amputated one leg. Pollock has a wife and no children.
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Andrew Pollock
Central Railroad
Pollock
McGroarty Forestalls Erie Jury Duty Next Month
John S. McGroarty is drawn to serve as a juror in the United States court at Erie next month. Mrs. Maury A. Underwood died of heart disease yesterday at her home. The West End Wheelmen plan for a ble meet in the city at month’s end.
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John S. McGroarty
United States Court
Erie
Maury
A. Underwood
West End
Ladies’ Ald Society
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Parrish Street
Nanticoke
Little Red Cross
T. H. Atherton
West River Street
Wilkes-Barre
Curling Club
National Curling Associa
Local Notes From Plymouth and Nearby Towns
Plymouth items report Margaret Williams visiting West Pittston and others visiting friends. Alfred Freeman returns home from Cornell. Funeral for Squire J W Eno scheduled. James Northwood sustains scalp wound at Parrish mine. Daniel Honeywell, 72, killed by a train near No 11 breaker. coroner to hold inquest. Widespread social events include a Towertown party and a picnic at Mountain Park.
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Margaret Willams
West Pittston
Alfred Freeman
Cornell University
Leo Freeman
I. Howard Armstrong
Scranton
Bridget Larkin
Magegte O'Brien
Nanticoke
Nora Connell
Robert W. Morris
Electric City
Kelly's Hall
Excelsiors
Garrison Driving Park
Squire J. W. Eno
Main Street
W. J. Clay
Shawnee Cemetery
James Northwood
Parrish
Arthur Cooper
Shawnee Avenue
Master Cooper
Shickshinny
Andrew Muscavitch
Lance
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Daniel D. Honeywell
Mr. Honeywell
Breaker
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Honeywell
Dullar
Perking
Squire Walters
Squire Lockyer
John Gouightly
John Harned
Wedding at Gordon Home a celebrated local event
At the Gordon home on Washington street the marriage of Mrs Anna Gordon to H J Daniels took place with Rev F A King officiating. Edith Price played Mendelssohn, guests offered gifts, and the couple left for Wilkes Barre then Philadelphia before establishing a home on Washington street. Numerous Daniels and Gordon relatives attended. A second ceremony at Main street saw Lizzie Williams wed D J Whiteford as guests watched when Miss Williams fainted. Mrs Joseph Davis and son Artie visited Forest City yesterday.
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William H. Gordon
Washington Street
Anna Gordon
H. J. Daniels
Mendelesohn
Edith Price
F. A. King
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Sarah Reese
Union Street
John R. Gordon
Gordon
Daniela
H. J. Daniels & Co
Taylor
Scranton
Benjamin Daniels
M. P. Daniels
William G. Daniels
Charles Daniels
Mary
Jennie
Dassie Daniels
Reynolds
Hyde Park
Howard Evans
Mabel
Dickson City
Thomas G. Watking
Providence
Bella Conaway
Wilkes-Barre
Grace King
Polly
Jennie Davis
Ray Morgan
Edith
Bertha Jones
Susie Morris
Polly Davila
Sadie Gordon
Bertha Rees
Edith van Tuskirk
Anna Tidd
Lizele
Mary Daniela
Anna Nash
Elsie Carey
Adolph Arweider
Wred Winslow
Charles Nichols
Willet Decker
Samuel Gordon
William Gordon
Thomas Davis
Jarden Timlin
John Richards
Morgan M. Williams
Main Street
Lizzie
D. J. Whiteford
Mr. Jones
Presbyterian Church
Miss Williams
Young Avoca musician wins Wilkes-Barre festival prize
A 13 year old musician from Avoca, T. J. O Malley, won the under 14 piano solo prize at the Wilkes-Barre edsteddfod yesterday. His brother Hugh of Susquehanna hosts the visit as Master O Malley earns a third major prize. Branch 127, BE BD A elected officers Thomas Cozgrove president Peter Reap vice president M F O Callahan secretary Louis Doran treasurer M Garrett and Thomas Doran stewards John McCarty marshal. Last month the branch paid widow of late Edward Doran 350 death benefit.
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T. J. O'Malley
Avoca
Edsteddfod
Wilkes-Barre
O'Malley
Hugh
Susquehanna
Branch 127
DB. A
Thomas Cozgrove
Peter Reap
M. F. O'Callahan
Louis Doran
Stewarts
M. Garrett
Thomas Doran
John McCarty
Edward Doran
Funeral for Harry Kishpaugh Held at Gravel Hill
All that was mortal of Harry Kishpaugh was laid in Gravel Hill cemetery. The funeral sermon at the Baptist church was by Rev. FP L Gerders, who attended from the state capitol. Floral tributes included a banner from classmates and a large pillow from the Triton Hose company. The casket matched cadet uniform attire. pallbearers included W N Reynolds, E B J Jordan, B E F Avery, J Wood Platt, William S T Avery and G S Baldwin. The event followed the school funeral traditions and the community turnout.
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Harry Kishpaugh
Gravel Hill
Har- Naburg
Baptist Church
FP. L. Gerders
State Capitol
D. M
North Carolina
Harrisburg
Triton Hose Company
Wos
W. N. Reynolds
EB. J. Jordan
BE. F. Avery
J. Wood Platt
William ST. Avery
G. 8. Baldwin
Ruggles
Lemon
Stroudsburg
Wilbur Kishpaugh
Sayre
Henry Kishpaugh
Court House Park
John Hay
Noxon Township
Sheriff Sale
Tritons
Laceyville Club
Furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent on Lackawanna and nearby avenues
Classified notices show rooms for rent at Lackawanna avenue and West Lackawanna, a Hall suitable for a lodge room, and boarder offers in Green Ridge and Factoryville. Also sales pitches for a safe bicycle theft reward, gold watches at reduced price, and a traveling advertising tour beginning May first, plus war relics and book ads.
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Washington Avenue
Green Ridge Street
Netti Hion
Franklin Ave
Adama Avenue
Assembly Hall
Logle
Franklin Avenue
Sebobeals
Carson & Davies
Serantotn
Tor
Fe Lackawanna Avenue
West Lackawanna Avenue
Thomas E. Evans
Oenr
Lugerne
Hyile Park
Jomn Jeryn
Wyoming Avenus
Wanted Help Notices and Professional Cards Featured
Classified listing with WANTED notices for writing positions school and office work, clerical and drug store tasks, and a married watchman's experience. Also professional cards for doctors, architects, hoteliers, and merchants appear with addresses and hours. Copier ads include real estate and services from Scranton area businesses.
Forest City Notes and Local Fire News
Forest City reports guests visiting relatives including Frances Rivenbure from Green, Julius Lakin from Pease Eddy, and Mrs. Lafayette Decker from Dunmore. A fierce forest fire endangered the Delaware and Hudson breaker and nearby outbuilding, now controlled, with ongoing mountain fires near Hollenback's mill. A new school board elected M Krantz president, T J Pentecost secretary, C K Knapp treasurer, and several teachers retained. next meeting to appoint remaining staff. Ida Stone visits Rev G B Stone. a concert in Wandling Church features valley musicians. Children’s Day observed in local churches. L H May return from visits to Scranton and York. Idzyle Scott of Carbondale visiting H E Taylor.
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Mars
Frances Rivenbure
Greenne
Julius Lakin
Pease Eddy
Delaaware County
M. W. Woodmansee
Lafayette Decker
Dunmore
Frank Hollenbeck
W. Blakeslee
University of Pennsylvania
Mra
W. R. Blakeslee
Delaware and Hudson
Hollenback
Ferhthog
M. Krantz
T. J. Pentecost
C. K. Knapp
Ella Fuller
Anna Doran
Cella Lanning
Ida Stone
West Pittston
G. B. Stone
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Wandling
L. H
Scranton
York
Idzyle Scott
Carbondale
H. E. Taylor
Cabinet meeting for Epworth league urged at Horace French home
Local Epworth League cabinet members are urged to meet at 4 o clock on Saturday afternoon at the house of Horace French. Washington Camp No 174 Sons of America held a successful social event the previous evening with refreshments served. Hillside Coal and Iron will pay employees on Saturday June 15 for May work. Rev J C Tenant to preach Sunday morning at the Methodist Episcopal church. Mystic Cure promises rapid rheumatism relief with first dose of 10 cents, sold by Carl Lorenz or Turnquest's.
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Epworth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Horace French
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
J.C. Tenant
Trayed to the Premises of Alleged Offender on Saturday Night
A brief report states an incident occurred Saturday night at the premises of an individual identified as Archbald. Police reported the fray involved property damage and minor injuries, with witness accounts pending. Further details unavailable.
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Uoderndyned
Pruv
Agoun
W. Lally
Archbald
Virginia Law School notice for prospective students
A fragmented Univers ity of Virginia notice invites applicants for study at the Law School. It mentions sums and dates, examinations, private study, and instruction for practitioners, with references to Charlottesville and faculty names' initials.
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Prac Honarn
Charlottesville
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R. J. Bauer
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