Commencement Diagram Opens At Frothingham Hall
This morning the diagram for high school commencement exercises will open at the Frothingham. A strawberry social and entertainment will be given tonight at the Young Women’s Christian association room. A strawberry and ice cream festival will be held this evening at Excelsior hall for the benefit of the Jewish Women’s Union. All are cordially invited. A crayon portrait of the late Professor F F Kopff is on display at Siebecker Watkins store on Lackawanna avenue by artist L M Davis of New York. The Keystone Republican club met at the Central Republican club room and plans an excursion to Pine Grove on the Ontario and Western line on June 30 or July 1. The railway committee of select council will meet tonight to consider Citizens wuiy ordinanes. The judiciary com held a meeting to consider mittee wie the adviaary Kai making a tribe of Third ward loth with school board. Marriage licenses were yesterday granted to several couples including Joseph E. K. Lynnelly and Agnes M. Gurrell, Scranton. Michael McLane and Jennie T. Gilligan, Dunmore. Nelson N. Nichelle and Lydia M. Perkins, Clark's Summit. Patrick J. Moran and Loretta McDonough, Berasyton. Joseph Kagowek and Josephine Olchewska. Yesterday James Myliar key appeared before Alderman Millar and swore out a warrant charging Patrick Tolan with drunkenness and abuse of Mullarkey and his wife. Tolan posted bail. he then swore out a warrant for Mullarkey children, who were held to bail for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
Young Women's Christian Association
Excelsior Hall
Jewish Women's Union
F. F. Kopff
Siebecker & Watkins
Lackawanna Avenue
Third Ward
Joseph EK
Liynnelly
Agnes M. Gurrell
Scranton
Michael McLane
Jennie T. Gilligan
Dunmore
Nelson N. Nichelle
Lydia M. Perkins
Clark's Summit
Patrick J. Moran
Loretta McDonough
Berasyton
Joseph Kagowek
Josephine Olchewska
James Myilarkey
Line Brook
Millar
Patrick Tolan
Mullarkey
Tolan
Tolan Swere
Mullarkeys
Hotel Jermyn Waiters Charged With Assault on Girls
Two hotel waiters, George Graham and John Dupass, are accused of luring and drugging two young girls from prominent local families. Graham is jailed in default of a 1000 dollar bond. Dupass has escaped. The alleged crime occurred after drinks were served at a Center Street house following an appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
George Graham
John Dupass
Graham
Ecount
Belne
Pdupass
Center Street
Florida
Fatal Injuries Claimed Life Of Patrick Dowd
Patrick Dowd of Luzerne Street died at Moses Taylor Hospital after injuries from a past coal shaft accident. He was about 15 years old, married, and survived by a wife. Remains were moved to his home yesterday afternoon. Weber's Barber Shop at 119 Wyoming Ave will close for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Dowd
Luzerne Street
Moses Taylor Hospital
Lohmann's Spruce Street Serves Meals and Drinks All Hours
Dinner 40 cents plus imported wines cigars and liquors offered at Lohmann's on Spruce Street. Advertises ecceane Insect Powdee product with 8 and 10 cent pricing. Bulk sales not available. Take no others.
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Lohmann's
Spruce Street
Reverend Thomas M. Cann Honored by Delaware College
Delaware College awards the Doctor of Laws to Rev. Thomas M. Cann of Scranton Pa. Cann, longtime educator and minister, founded the School of the Lackawanna in Scranton. He has led Y M C A work and supported Cedar Avenue mission, with prior roles at Easton and Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware College
Thomas M. Cann
School of the Lackawanna
Newark
Del
Scranton
A. N. Haub
Ney
Mtr. Cann
Easton
Wilmington del
Frederick Femate Seminary
Frederick City
South Side
Asbury Methodist Anniversary at Green Ridge Church
The Asbury Methodist Episcopal church of Green Ridge marks its twentieth year since organization by Rev. Wilson Treble. The congregation has grown rapidly, moved from Good Templars hall to a purpose built chapel at Monsey avenue and Dela Ware street, and will celebrate with a series of services including a Thursday evening Sunday school anniversary led by S S Wratt and a program featuring hymns and readings.
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Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church of
Green Ridge
Wilson Treble le
Good Templars
Monsey Avenue
Dela Ware Street
Wyoming
Ephphatha Guild Deaf Mutes Excursion
The second annual excursion of St. Luke's Ephphatha Guild went to Farview with about fifty deaf mutes from Scranton and nearby towns joining roughly a hundred participants. Mrs H H Coston and Miss Nellie Stevens organized the outing, with travel on the 7 65 morning Delaware train and special cars provided by the gravity road. The group returned to Scranton at 7 46 p m.
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Ephphatha Guild
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Farview
Olyphant
Miner's Mills
Carbondale
Waymart
HH. H. Coston
Nellie Stevens
Guild
Scranton
Delaware
Alderman Dismisses Libel Charge Against Gould
Alderman Wright ruled the libel charge against Harry Gould of Moscow unsustained and dismissed the case after prosecutor J. J. McAndrew argued the matter was circulated verbally. The report alleged McAndrew won a brakeman job on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western by accusing his predecessor of drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Wright
Harry Gould
Moscow
J. J. McAndrew
Gould
McAndrew
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
Wedding of Miss Donnelly Highlights Family Ties and City Guests
Miss Donnelly wed with Healy officiating and Prof Haydn Evans leading nuptial music. Miss Mary Irving of New York acted as maid of honor and T. J. Jennings served as groomsman. After breakfast at the bride’s home, the couple left by 12:45 Jersey Central train for Newark Washington and Philadelphia and will reside at 1122 Luzerne Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelly
Jersey Central
Newark
Washington
Philadelphia
Luzerne Street
Lackawanna Store Association
Margaret Gurrell
Mary Irving
May Colling
New York
John Healy
Pleasant Mount
Royal Arcanum Day Celebration to Hittersville
Special reduced rail rates to Hittersville near Allentown for Royal Arcanum day on Tuesday June 22. Fare from the city and back is 2.57. Program includes social gatherings, band concerts, vocal and instrumental music, addresses, baseball, supper, and dancing at Manhattan and Central Parks with Allentown band performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hittersville
Allentown
Royal Arcanum
Ftoval Arcanum
A. E. Vorhis
Tribune
Serantoh
Messrs. Murphet and Stevenson
Star Council Glee Club
BK. D. Doolittle
P. G. R. Munic
Star Council
Glee Club
J. H. Lelwenring
G.R
C. E
William Carson Dead at Moses Taylor Hospital
William Carson of Washburn street died shortly before midnight at Moses Taylor hospital after a recent injury at Storrs shaft. A 35 year old married man, he worked as a timberman and was brought to hospital for surgery but succumbed to weakness. His remains will be taken to his parents home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carson
Washburn Street
Moses Taylor Hospital
Thomas Carson
Storrs Shaft
Rifle Inspectors Appointed for Two Companies
Captain Walter A. Wood of Company BH and Captain Robert J. McCausland are named rifle inspectors for their units by Colonel H. A. Coursen. The popular tune Wheelman’s Walls by James C. Gross is now selling in city music stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Wood
Robert J. McCausland
H. A. Coursen
Nhe
Mfr
James C. Gross
Police board declines to confirm Fitzsimmons appointment
The police committee votes to not confirm John Fitzsimmons to the force filling the vacancy from Joseph Taylor’s resignation. Four members oppose with Coyne alone voting in favor as talks of a minority report loom amid Democratic pressure and Republican stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitzsimmons
Joseph Taylor
McAndrew
Finn
Wagner
Chittenden
Lansing
Europe
Coyne
Mrr. McAndrew
Flin
Fitzsimmons
Funeral of John J. Cusick
From the home of his mother Mrs Owen Cusick 428 Lackawanna avenue the funeral of John J Cusick was held at 10 in the morning. Services were at St Peter's cathedral with a high mass of requiem and a sermon by Rev Father Carmody. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers included Burt Leonard William Burke Auguste Brown Bourtly Judge John Gilmartin and William O Malley. Flower bearers were Matthew Cawley Eugene Schroeder A J Duffy and John Dwyer. The funeral drew a large crowd and many floral tributes accompanied the casket.
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Owen Cusick
Lackawanna Avenue
John J. Cusick
St. Peter's Cathedral
Golemn
Thomas W. Carmody
J. A. O'Reilly
J. W. Malone
J. J. O'Toole
Father Carmody
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Burt
Leonard
William Burke
Augustue Brown
Bourtly Judge
John Gilmartin
William O'Malley
Matthew Cawley
Eugene Schroeder
A. J. Duffy
John Dwyer
Porter arrested for larceny in hotel case at Franklin Ave
Henry Beerwith a waiter at the Columbia hotel was arrested on a larceny charge at the instance of Mrs. John Albert. He allegedly stole a gold tie pin from Mrs. Albert’s boarding house on Franklin Avenue. At arraignment he wore the pin and posted a $900 bond to answer in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Beerwith
Columbia
John Albert
Beerwith
Agnes Gurrell Weds Joseph E Donnelly at St Patrick Church
Miss Agnes Gurrell daughter of Police Officer and Mrs Martin Gurrell of Ninth Street married Joseph E Donnelly of Chestnut Street yesterday at 7 in St Patrick's Catholic Church. Rev John officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Gurrell
Joseph E. Donnelly
Martin Gurrell
Ninth Street
Chestnut Street
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
John
Loring and Harmer Nuptials Reported in Scranton
In Scranton on June 1b, by Rev. F. Matthews, Elsie A. Loring and Hather P. Harmer of Scranton exchanged vows in a local ceremony. The brief notice notes the couple’s names and location in this society item.
Card of Deaths Beranton District
The record notes the death of Hon ora Carney Aged 6 from Back Street Bellevue. Funeral on Wednesday at 2:30 PM with Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery interment. Also listed is Daniel J Keenan son of Martin Keenan of Washburn Street Funeral Thursday afternoon interment Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
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Carney
Beranton
Back Street
Bellevue
Honora
Hugh
Margaret Carnéy
Hyde Park
Keenan
Daniel J. Keenan
Martin Keenan
Washburn Street
Hyde Park Catholic
Two Bicycles Stolen Suspects Arrested Near Scranton
Telegram arrives reporting two bicycles stolen from Halettead halted near Providence Road. Suspects Cleo and Arthur Wilmot of Hallstead claim ownership and explain purchases. Detectives Dyer and Simpson pursue, arrest the pair as they push wheels toward the central city.
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Providence Road
Pelican Headquarers
Halletead
Scranton
Clark's Summit
Wilmot
Hob
Addviee
Sidney Mack
Robling
Dyer
Simpson
Abington Turnpike
Ball Park
Willams
Williams
Vitascope to Feature Vaudeville at Frothingham Next Week
Monaer Jones brings a first class vaudeville company to the Frothingham for a week alongside the Edison Vitascope. The act includes twelve top vaudeville performers and mirrors popular New York roof garden entertainment. Admission will be 10, 20, or 20 cents. eight Edison views including the sea waves and New York fire department at work will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Monaer Jones
Frothingham
New York
Secrantonians
Jones
Vitascope
Edison Company
New York Fire Department
New York Millinery Trade Promises Quiet Summer Sales
Trade in New York hats shows a high water mark last month and June brings strong interest in trimmed millinery. Vendors advertise White Leghorn Hats from Italy, trimmed Walking Hats in blue white and brown, White Short Black Sailors with crowns, and White Bell Crown Sailors, all priced to attract buyers amid a wide assortment of styles and materials. Local shops tout moderate to exclusive novelties and encourage customers to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Italy
Ste
Iain
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Peon Ave
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Weber's
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Wratt
John Maker
F. J. Olver Eee Mferritt Utley
Peck
Tc. Caryl
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John Baker School of Today
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S. T. Jones
James Connor
J. C. O'Hara
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John Gibbons
Alex. Dunn, Jr
C. C.mattes
Henry Heerman
Kk. J. Beamieh
A. F. Dunning
Malley
L. J. Willams
J. D. Williams
A. Goldsmith
A. Dunn, Jr
F. O. Megahee
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A. F. Duffy
George F. Jacobus
P. J. Casey
M. P. Flynn
Frank Thompson
P. H. Coyne
Hoifs
H. M. Boies
Judson BE. Woolsey
R. J. Beamizh
Harry Heermann
O'Hara
Joseph Jermyn
Ripple
S. A. King
Watres
Committee On Military Societies
Providence
West Side
Central City
Ritterville
Rtif
Police Committee
St. Peters Cathedral
C. Goland
C. G. Boland
Cor. N. Washington Avenue
Mulberry Street
E. M. Strong
Warwick
Ocean End
South Carolina Avenue
Atlantic City
N. J
Fine Lawn
Good
Ocean
Daniel Coleman
Wilmot Brothers
Hallstead
Cleo
Arthur Wilmot
Arthur
Clel
Montrose
Jal
Vaudeville
Sawyer’s
A. R. Sawyer
Vitascope Entertainment
Wade M. Finn
Berry
W. W. Berry
Belta
Wyoming Avenue
Shay
Emerson
Halcolm Lova
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
J. Lawrence Stelle
Powell
Music Store
J. Alfred Pennington
Elm Park Church
Plano
Madison Avenue
Linden Street
Elm Park Parsonage
Pennington
Turner and Dunham
Boston
Guilmont and Sbrigia
Paris
Ehrlicht, Haupt, Reimann and Becker
Berlin
P. McRea & CO
Rupgrechsisi Palace
Feno Ave
Baptist Church
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