Scranton Local Notes and Incidents Recap
Scranton and Princeton area notices cover university exams at room 0 Connell Willding, a mining injury in Lackawanna county, pay days for DE and DLW companies, a non unanimous bid on a methow dive contract, annual YWCA meeting, machinists’ outing to Lake Lodore, Burdonaro family feud, Home for the Friendless excursion to Binghamton, St Luke's Summer Home planning, and a man jailed after attempting a window ambush on Penn avenue. Spanning civic, labor, charity, and court actions with multiple named locations and people.
Rector denies St Luke's clergy push for new diocese
The St Luke's rector issues a statement printed in May issues asserting no clerical effort to divide the church aims to make him bishop of a new diocese or to elevate Scranton to a see city. He declares the see city decision rests with the bishop not parish hands and defends delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's
Scranton
Terrible Terry McGovern to Box and Umpire in Scranton
Terrible Terry McGovern, world bantamweight champion, visits Scranton on Saturday. He will umpire the Scranton versus Wilkes-Barre game and box four three minute rounds with trainer Andy Daly of Boston. McGovern weighs 12 pounds and stands 4 feet 2 inches. his bouts are billed as scientific exhibitions rather than fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry” McGovern
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Andy Daly
Boston
Tiny Terry Ia
John 1
Terry McGovern
Dixon
Joe
Attatin Rice
Joe Bernstein
Johnny Ritchie
Fred Snyder
McGovern
Daly
Fronta
Boxer Movement Explored by Missionary in Green Ridge
Rev. J H Laughlin, Presbyterian missionary to China, spoke at Green Ridge church on the Boxer rebellion and its likely end. He described the Ta Tao Hwei society rising to 14 million, its aims, and the opportunity for Christian work as China reforms. He cited railways, a national university, a patent office, and improved foreign protections as part of reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
J. H. Lavebilh
China
Chreen Ridge Presbyterian Church
Celestial Kingdom
Mr. Laughlin
Chiming-Chow
Laughlin
Jong
Germany
Kia-O-Chow
McLaughlin
Santiago
Races at the Speedway Feature Five Harness Events
A Saturday program at the Speedway includes five harness races under national rules. Five events cover free-for-all trot or pace, 2.18 class, 2.241 class, 2.00 eligibility, and two team races with a mule prize for the winners. V A Sire will enforce a 2 minute limit for half mile trots. Bauer's band performs afternoon and Bauer's orchestra plays 6 to 9 PM at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedway
Speedway Club
G. W. Fritz Company
V. A
Bowuer
Local resident addresses listed in fragmented OCR notes
A fragmented OCR extract shows multiple personal addresses and names such as Thomas Williams Lizzie Dillon Leila Tyler Harry Mitchell Maybell Ross Pookville William H Wallace Emma Poland and others on streets like Hampton Rock Swetland North Lumber Adams Elehth St or similar. The text is incomplete with garbled tokens and stray punctuation.
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Thomas & Williams
Hampton At
Lizzie M. Dillon
Rock Street
Thomas Williams
Botanton Absolom Williams
Taylor
Jesele Browning
Storrs Avenue
Tragic Notices From Scranton and Lake Ariel
In Scranton AprilUt 1000 Kyrles Trice aged 6 at 1080 Price Street Pur nerd. Services tomorrow at St Johns German Catholic church. Burial at Germantown cemetery. At Lake Ariel April 11 1000 find Veevers dyed funeral this after noon Interment at Washburn shout cemetery.
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Scranton
Kyrles Trice
Price Street
Purnerd
Howe
St. Johns German Catholic Church
Biter
Germ Catholic
Beravers
Lake Ariel
Washburn Shout
Three Licenses Violations Convictions Reported in County Court
Daniel Lynch of Sim peon and J J Mangan of Stone Avenue were convicted of keeping speakeasies in a case prosecuted by James Doolittle and the Men's Union respectively. Lopatyner, previously convicted, released on bail. Other defendants failed to appear as sheriff was directed to arrest them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Lynch
Bimpson
Z. Lopatyner
South Washington Avenue
J. J. Mangan
Stone Avenue
Simpeon
James Doolittle
Leapatyner
S28
South
Washington Avenue
Ike Karpunkie
Men's Union
Lynch
James Burns
Carbondale
Munns
Jamia Doolittle
Andrew Moran
John Ruane
Cameron
Lopatyner
Topatyner
Archbald
Archbold
J.J. Mangan
Robert Wilson
Mangan
James H. Torrey
Edwards
Adam Waster
John Clark
Thomas Durning
David Hughes
Stephen Hughes
Durning
Lackawanna Court
Hauer
Norman Anderson
Blakely
Wilson Bridges
Anderson
Ridges
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Reape
Wale Price
Deenar
TV Ptlow
Ladwiz
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
MD Routh Main Wuvet
Wilkes Barre
Lackawanna Dairy CO
Adams Avenue
Ss. Snyder
Spruce Street
DR. Rever
Spruce ST
Court House
H. B. Ware
Bto
Williams Building
Soerantan Lodge
Bike
Franklin Avenue
Common Council Common Connei
Speedway News
Speedway Hotel
Pennsylvania
Atl Erie
Wyoming Valley
Speedway Crossing
Samuel B. Cox
P. O
Lake
Prescott Avenue
Vine Atrort
Princeton
Princeton University
Connell Willding
Scranton Counell
Aeridl Counell
Andrew Roru
North Scranton
von Storchehalt
Lackawanna Hospital
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Delaware and
F Hudsom C
Macket Brook
Monetdale
Pocarten
Torier
The
Young Women's Christian Amendation
Meen Clition Rooma
Lake Lodore
Trafne
Thlawane
Modvon
Holete
Tinghamton
Binghamton
Weeden
Daly 4
Samuel Ines
Burke
Penn Avenue
Sue Ehorer
Center Street
Dr. Israel
St. Luke’s
Terry M
Ball Park
Elgin Creamery
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Lackawanna Avenue
J. H. Laughlin
EB. Burges
the County Savings Bank
L. A. WaTeres
O. S. Johnson
A. A. Onristy
Wm. F. Hallstead
August Robinson
P. Ridgebury
Everett Warren C. 8. Johnson
L. A. Watres
Brown Bros
J. P. Morgan & Co
Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne Letters of Credit and International Cheques
Owens
Heron
the Speedway
A. F. Newhall
Minnie Mullinex
James FB. Expy
Miss Mullinex
Newhall
Mears & Hagen
China Wall
G.V. Millar & Co
Wyoming Ave
Manhattan
Ballirig
Dean
Sin Protas
Maras
Louis H. Isaacs
F. L. Crane
Lackawanna Ave
J.D. Williams & Bro
Berghauser’s
Artistic
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