Neighbor Charged in Lumber Theft Case at Nichols Property
Contractor D. E. Nichols of Everett Avenue reports $75 worth of lumber vanished over a year. George Harris, neighbor, faced Alderman Blair with bail set at $500 as prosecutors plan court action. Attorney WIL R. Lewis led the case while Harris posted bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Nichols
Everett Avenue
Blair
Fifth Ward
George Harris
Nichols
Harris
Wil R. Lewis
Mr. Harris
Death notices posted for several local residents
Michael Keenan aged about 35 dies at his Washburn street home after two years illness. The funeral arrangements for Mrs. Mary Gore set for South Main avenue at 2 30 this afternoon with burial at Washburn street cemetery. The son of Mrs. Abram Thomas of Decker's court to be buried at 4 o'clock. Interment for Jacob J. Swanger at 2 this afternoon with services at his Bynon street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Keenan
Washburn Street
Mary Gore
South Main Avenue
Abram Thomas
Decker
Jacob J. Swanger
Bynon Street
Case of Whalen and Tel ney highway robbery discharge may recur
Constable Timothy Jones of the Fifteenth ward and County Detective Leyshon report continuing interest in the Whalen and Tel ney case. After their discharge the two Keyser valley youths remain under scrutiny as Jones hints at possible further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whalen
Telney
Keyser Valley
Timothy Jones
Leyshon
Jones
Bertha Jenkins to Wed Attorney David J Davies at Washburn Street
West Side society looks forward to a marriage this evening at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church. Miss Bertha Jenkins, daughter of George Jenkins, will marry attorney David J Davies in rites at 8 o'clock conducted by Rev. J. P. Moffatt. A reception follows at the Jenkins home on South Hyde Park avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsbury State Normal School
EK. L. Walter
North Bromley Avenue
Pittston
Warry Jenkins
Wyoming Seminary
Bertha Jenkins
Barber
Dover
Charles Lanning
Price Street
L. G. Cleaveland
North Main Avenue
First Welsh Baptist Church
Bellevue Heights
St. David's Episcopal Church
Dodge Mine Accidental Fund
Mountain Park
West Side Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
George Jenkins
David J. Davies
J. P. Moffatt
Mies Jenkins
Hyde Park Avenue
Injured at Worden and Deyoe Shoe Firm
Selden M. Deyoe of Worden and Deyoe was hurt yesterday at their North Main avenue shop when a machine severed fingertip tips. Druggist Decker dressed the wound. News notes mention an entertainment by Scranton street Baptist church bachelors tomorrow evening and list several local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selden M. Deyoe
Worden and Deyoe
North Main Avenue
Decker
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Mattie Davies
Annie Davies
Ida Pembridge
Viola Evans
John Hughes
H. Ferber
Louis
Sewer trench dangers alarm Fifth district protests rise
Builders urged safer trenching on School street as large stones scatter over nearby properties including William Thomas’s corner home. Despite no injuries, narrow escapes occur and residents demand better cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
School Street
Wayne Avenue
William Thomas
West Ridge
Thirteenth Regiment
Dickson
Young Men's Temperance Club
Green Ridge
Lake Ariel
Edward Tbbergen
A. Powell
Primitive Methodist Church
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Polly Danvers
Hannah Davis
Hyde Park
Johnnie Jones
Niagara
Frear's Grove
Evan Thomas
Charles Retreet
Teutonie
Wales
Castoria Ties in Early Childhood Life Notes
When she became Miss she clung to Castoria. When she had Cailldreo she gave them Castoria. The anecdote reflects a caregiver’s routine use of the familiar remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Cailldreo
Aho
Death of Druggist Powers Revered by Community
The South Side notices the death of Lucius Dickerson Powers 51 a veteran of the Civil War and Cedar avenue druggist. He left a legacy as a trusted businessman and a family man survived by wife and two daughters Maud and Edna. His funeral is set for 2 PM at Grace Reformed Episcopal church with burial in Dunmore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Lucius Dickerson Powers
Cedar Avenue
Tribune
Stroudsburg State Normal School
Miss Maud
Miss Powers
Edna
Drugetst Powers
Rockaway
N. J
United States Navy
Scranton
Mathews
Lackawanna Avenue
South Side
Esra F. Griffin
Grand Army of the Republic
Peter Williamson Masonic Lodge
James Connell Lodge of Odd Fellows
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Wyoming Avenue
Dunmore Cemetery
Funeral services for James Coggins held at St John’s
The funeral for the late James Coggins of 588 Maple street was held this morning with a high mass of requiem at St John’s church, followed by interment in Hyde Park cemetery. Also noted is the burial yesterday of Mrs Hesslie McAndrew at St Joseph’s cemetery Minooka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Coggins
Maple Street
St. John's Church
Hyde Park Cemetery
Hesslie McAndrew
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Minooka
St. Joseph's Church
D. W. McCarthy
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Mountain Park
Philip
Philp McHugh
River Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Philip Foy
Pittston Avenue
Barber's Union
Central Park
Guild committee panels Lake Ariel excursion plans
The Men s Guild of St. Mark s organizes a June 20 trip to Lake Ariel to finalize arrangements for the excursion. J B Brown leads a baseball eleven to face Ed Harper s club at the lake the day of departure with a full lineup listed. The Dunmore mission spawns a separate church with a learned new minister. Louis Crist returns to Philadelphia July 11 for a University of Pennsylvania hospital post. Louis M Smith challenges Charles Cole to a club tennis match with date to be set. William Rees becomes a saddler for Detweller in Providence and Benjamin Jeffrey rides a new Richmond bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Guild of
St. Mark's
Lake Ariel
J. B. Brown
Harper's Baseball Club
J. 4. Brown
M. BR. Winterstein
N. T. Houser
PF. Conn
Charles Robinson
A. Finch
John Gessler
W. R. Wilson
John Keast
Feld
Dunmore
Second Presbyterian Church
Scranton
Dunn
Louis Crist
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
University Hospital
Louis M. Smith
Tennis Association
Charles Cole
William Rees
Mr. Detweller
Providence
Benjamin Jeffrey
Richmond
Boothen Syrup Endorsed for Teething and Diarrhea
An old advertisement touts Boothen Syrup as a fifty year remedy for teething pain in children, claiming gums soften, pain ceases, wind colic cured, and diarrhea controlled. Sold by druggists worldwide, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Yrup
Markets and Stocks Show Broad Advance on Renewed Buying
Profit taking marked early trading in New York on June 16 but buying interest broadened as St Louis convention signals bolstered sentiment. London buyers and Western firms purchased rail and industrials while government bonds rose and sterling fell. Gas stocks led gains with Detroit Gas advancing, rails and rubber showing strength, and overall volume near 225,621 shares as prices reached new highs for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
St. Louis
Sterling Exchange
Dealera
Detroit
William Linn Allen & CO
A. P. Campbell
Spruce Street
New York Produce Market Summary June 16
Fluctuating prices across flour wheat corn oats and fats with modest activity in meat and dairy. Reports show firmer grain futures, steady lard and pork values, and varying butter and cheese demand, reflecting a cautious market tone in New York and Philadelphia provisions trading.
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New York
Igarye
The
Wye
Chicago
City Extra India
State
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Hogsheada
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George Griffiths
Vna
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David D. Davies
Harry F. Carling
Davies
Sipa
West Side
Harriet J. Davis
Starner
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Samters
South Side News
L. D. Powers
Royal Arcanum
Eledtric City Council
Fruehan
Nevid
Victor H. Lauer
Flectric City Councill
A. E. Vorhis
E. L. Willams
A. G. Hewitt
DD. RF. Neeld
H. L. Burdick
Green Hidge
T. Fellows Mason
Victor H. Laver
Charles la Bar
Walter Tilson
William Goodshall
George T. Bugden
H. L. Morgan
Entertaining Council
Emil KR. Bonn
G. A. Miller
John H. Brook
Charles G. Roser
P. A. Cavanaugh
H. J. Spruks
Peter Neals
Edward Goddard
H. K. Klauminger
Ambrose Herz
Oscar Grambo
F. J. Dickert
Henry Muskett
Edward Maher
William Schick, Jr
Peter McCoy
H. W. Siebecker
C. J. Conrad
Robert Robinson
Dr. A. Kolb
Edward Pashkowski
James McGinnis
William F. Alcott
Charles H. Kamin
Patrick J. Best
M. J. Ketrick
A. M. Kibler
Anthony Woyskner
William Innesy
George Phillip
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Am, Tobacco Co
Cot
He’ Co
Chie
St. L
Mae & Bt
Delaware
Laily Shibb
Lake
Nash
M. K
Texas
Manhattan
Pacific
Cordage
Southern KR
Southern RK. R
Tenn
C. & Iron
Texas Pacific Deveee Bmg
Union Pacific
al BM
Wabash
Union
U. & Leather
Oneae U. E. Leather
Chicago Board OF Trade
Ursnéepe Vasat
Wit
Scranton Lace Curtain Co
National Boring &Drilling Co
Firat Nationa Reranton
Paraburss Boulevar Co
Issene
Runton Savings Bank
Aeeeee Bonta Plate Glass Co
Cranton Ar Repacer Oor
Scranton Packing Co
Weston Mill Co
Sueeene
Uckawanna
Aes
Ranton & Pittston Trac. Co
People's Treet Railway
Raease Dickson Manufacturin Oon
Scho
City of
Ranton Street
Borough of
Winton
Mt, Vernon Coal Co
Cseree
Scranton Axle Works
Frank P. Christian
Lackawanna Ave
Yaris
Buffalo Live
Buffalo
Oil City
Celluloid Company
I Sapolio 'Rd Goede
Canadian Pacific
Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St. Paul
United States
Northwest
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
E. V. Skinner
Broadway
Vivette Batiste
Foote & Shear C
Washington Avenue
James Moir
First National Bank
the Tribune
Es Robinson's Sons
Well
Dacane
Matthews B . Dew
Wyoming Ave
Moosic Powder CO
Com
Moosic and
Rushdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Repauio Chemical Co
STEINWAY &@ SON'S
Decker Bros
Kraniche & Bache
N. AL Hulbert
Music Store
Sarah Bernhard
the Frothingham Wagner & Reis
Edison
St. Denis
Eleventh St
Grace ‘Church
Hotela
William Taylor
MT. Pleasant
Commonwealth Building
WM. T. Smith
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