Entertaining program by No 14 preparatory school
Principal James R Hughes arranges a 2 PM entertainment for relatives and friends by No 14 pupils in the main school room. The program features songs recitations and solos. a separate minor department session invites friends. A recent arrest concerns Fred Foster Robbie Hand with $800 bail set. Lemuel Jones remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Hughes
No. 14 Preparatory School
Professor Hughes
Upus
David Owens
Campbell's Lodge
Ean
Burns Causes Stir After Hyde Park Standoff
Fred Burns, described as a demented youth, was spotted in the northern part of Hyde Park and refused to cooperate with police as Officer Tom Jones took him to the station. He threatened to shoot officers if released. Earlier, Burns was treated in Lackawanna hospital after a glass cut during an incident in the Lackawanna river. Nearby, mourners attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Gore at her South Main avenue home with Rev. W F Jones delivering the sermon. Pallbearers were Evan J. Evans, D D Evans, Edward Williams, J Davis, John H Williams, and John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Avenue
Harriet J. Davis
At &T Er
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Fred Burns
Scranton
Lackawanna Hospital
Burns
Lackawanna River
Hyde Park
Tom Jones
Iberty
Mary Gore
W. F. Jones
First Welsh Baptist Church
Evan J. Evans
D. D. Evans
Edward Williams
J. Davis
John H. Williams
John
Scranton Turners Hold Annual Picnic at Central Park
The South Side's Scranton Turners held a two–part picnic at Central Park with favorable weather. Guths band led dancing and refreshments as children, boys and girls competed in contests directed by Prof. Carl Stalber, with multiple prizes awarded for track and running events. Later, Saengerrunde Liederkrang Arion groups performed, and at 9 pm a ladies’ gymnastics exhibition closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Turners
Central Park
Guths Band
Carl Stalber
Herman Schwenker
George F. Schwenker
Tribune Bindery
Gustav Zenke
Adolph Faust
John Rowik
John Frichtel
Julius Mater
Henry Zintel
Harry O'Connell
Carl Swift
William Diesing
William Burgerhom
Charlee Puhl
William Ruhe
Annie Liveseer
Hetthe Linn
Martha Zimer
Minonle Weisser
Annie Jenny
Saengerrunde
Liederkrang
Arion
Sveral
Funeral services and interments reported for several locals
The funeral of L. D. Powers was held this afternoon at Grace Reformed Church and interment followed in Dunmere Cemetery. James Coggins of Maple Street was laid to rest after a high mass at St. John’s Church with interment in Hyde Park Cemetery. Jacob Rekel died Monday and his funeral was at his daughter’s residence with interment at Pittston Avenue Cemetery. Philip McHugh’s funeral from his parents’ home included a high mass at St. Peter’s Cathedral and interment in Hyde Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Powers
Grace [Reformed Church
Wyoming Avenue
Dunmere Cemetery
James Coggins
Maple Street
St. John's Church
Hyde Park
Jacob Rekel
Frederick
Square Top
Wyoming County
Christian Heinz
Pittston Avenue
Philip McHugh
Hiver Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Polish Republicans Form South Side Club
A meeting of Polish Republicans on the South Side formed a club at the Polish printing office on Prospect avenue. Martin Woyshner was chosen chairman with J A Lipingki as secretary. A committee of the officers and Joseph Netzl will obtain the Central Republican club rules and constitution. A meeting is set for Saturday evening June 27 at the same place to adopt rules and a constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Prospect Avenue
Martin Woyshner
J. A. Lipingki
Joseph Netzl
Central Republican Club
Local Visitors and Street Work Noted Across Pittston
Mr and Mrs Thomas Reddington of Jessup visited John Moran on Pittston avenue. Work began on Patrolman Martin Flaherty s new building at Pittston avenue and Cherry street. Miss Sarah Lynch of Pittston avenue left for a week in Wilkes Barre. Dr J B Amman of Cedar avenue, though seriously ill, was able to be outdoors yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reddington
Jessup
John Moran
Pittston Avenue
Martin Flaherty
Cherry Street
Sarah Lynch
Wilkes-Barre
J. B. Amman
Cedar Avenue
Commencement Exercises Spotlight at Public Schools
Public schools plan nearly identical commencements tomorrow afternoon with No. 25 featuring an enhanced program led by Professor Lange and assistants. The large lecture hall is expected to overflow as the event proceeds.
Vacation plans and local notices from Scranton area
Fenner and Chappel announce plans for their annual vacation next week. Harry Miller, son of O P Miller, on Church Avenue, is improving after a wrist fracture. F B Collins and Miss Mary A Clifford of Carbondale will wed at St Rose Church, Carbondale, Friday evening. Collins is a North Main avenue native and an engineer with the New York Ontario and Western railroad. The North Scranton Christian Endeavor choir meets at North Main Avenue Baptist Church this evening at 8 o'clock for rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenner & Chappel's
Harry
O. P. Miller
Church Avenue
F. B. Collins
Mary A. Clifford
Carbondale
St. Rose Church
Arbondale
Collins
M. M. Collins
North Main Avenue
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
North Scranton Christian Endeavor
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Local Residents Enjoy Visits and Travel News
Charles Teal returns home to Sanderson avenue for vacation after attending state college. B Taylor and daughter Martha of Factoryville visit Arlington Heights. Mrs F W Guard on Boulevard avenue resumes home life after a brief Carbondale visit. Stella Price of Spring Brook guests in area. A G Brant reports fishing success at Maplewood. Mrs Stewart Borem leaves Deacon street home for Delaware Water Gap summer. E E Teal and family plan Elmhurst summer move on Sanderson avenue. F H Dunn of Boulevard avenue visits relatives at Equinunk Wayne county. Mrs Machette returns to Philadelphia after visiting Mrs F Branda. F W Guard on Boulevard avenue incomplete business trip to Thompson. Nellie Van Gord en surprised by friends on Marion street. party with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Teal
State College
Sanderson Avenue
B. Taylor
Martha
Factoryville
W. E. Capwell
Arlington Heights
F. W. Guard
Boulevard Avenue
Carbondale
Stella Price
Spring Brook
A. G. Brant
Maplewood
Stewart Borem
Deacon Street
Delaware Water Gap
E. E. Teal
Elmhurst
F. H. Dunn
Equinunk
Wayne County
Machette
F. Branda
Philadelphia
Thompson
Nellie van Gorden
Marlon Street
Greenwood residents arraigned on aggravated assault charge
Thomas Shoskucki Albert Snyder Alex Dyliski Peter Pogogelak and Powell Savelek three Greenwood Polish residents were arraigned before Squire O'Hara on aggravated assault and battery. They waived a hearing and were committed to the county jail in default of bail. The case was amicably settled with the defendants paying costs. Also noted is a business call by M A Moljinky and John Mulgern visiting his mother in Stafford street. Minooka team to play Olyphant Browne at Lackawanna Park Moosic Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shoskucki
Albert Snyder
Alex Dyliski
Peter Pogogelak
Powell Savelek
Greenwood
Squire O'Hara
Bittery
John Orleski
M. A. Moljinky
John Mulgern
Porest City
Mieher
Stafford Street
Minooka
Will Aroes
Olyphant Browne
Lackawanna Park
Moosic
Man Arrested In $ Watch and $35 Theft Case
George Tucker of Greenwood, after paying his wages, went to town with friend St Miller. They returned in the rain, Miller allegedly stole Tucker’s gold watch and $35. Tucker pursued, Miller fled but was captured and found with the valuables. Miller admitted guilt at Alderman Howe’s court and was jailed on $50 bail awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tucker
Greenwood
St Miller
Tucker
Minooka
Miller
Coyne
Egypt
Boland
Feeney
Alderman Howe
Trade of City Lots Favored by Judiciary Committee
The Judiciary Committee reported favorably on a proposed exchange of city and school district lots. A hose house for the Cumberlands is planned in the Third ward near Providence, and the school district purchased a lot near the heart of Providence for a new school. Firemen approved the exchange and the matter moves toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
Cumberlands
Providence
Celty
Durkavitz Jailed After False Pretenses Scheme
Anthony Durkavitz of Pine Brook was jailed on charges of obtaining goods under false pretenses. Prosecutor Ignatz Oram of South Washington Avenue alleges Durkavitz secured 10 dollars worth of goods using a mine wage order, which turned out to reflect only 3 dollars earned and already drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durkavitz
Anthony Durkavitz
Pine Brook
Ignatz Oram
Washington Avenue
Durkavite
Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup touted for teething relief
An old advertising claim extols Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup as a universal teething cure. The ad asserts the product calms the child, softens gums, relieves pain, and treats diarrhea, offered at twenty five cents a bottle.
Munyon's Remedies Promised Quick Cures
An advertisement touts Munyon's Improved Homeopathic Remedies for rheumatism dyspepsia headaches nervous diseases kidney trouble piles neuralgia asthma and female complaints. It claims rapid relief and offers free advice from Prof. Munyon at 166 Arch Street Philadelphia with separate cures for each disease and bottles priced at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Prof
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Market report highlights Vanderbilt dividends and St Louis convention
Wall Street opened firm but cooled as Vanderbilt dividend statements stimulated and the St Louis convention dominated the day. Net changes show small advances and Reading down fractionally. Illinois Steel rose seven points on modest volume. Oil prices and other commodity quotes were reported with mixed to firm tones across wheat corn oats beef and pork markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vanderbilt
St. Louis
Reading
Milnois Steel
William
INN
A. PB
LEN
Gamphell
Sprucetreet
Chicago
South America
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Hevay
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Quinn
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Muay Transie
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Dolly Thomas
Eadie Jones
Gladys Jones
the Fireman
Aunt Sophia
Jauietta Cannon
Merry Littl Grooklett
Gertrude Barrowman Gultav
Bessie Fraunfulter
Blaniche Kellow
Ees Migner
Williame
Orleana
Mary Larkin
Fannie Kennedy
Martha Nichola
Ruth Beddve
Gogsie Philips
Harold Hattin
Watkin Williams
Frank Nichols
Walter Davis
Carrie Priel
Edna Evang
Czar of
Charles Dougherty
Sumpter
Annie B. Williams
Lincoln
Kate Bunnell
Fred Foster
Robbie Hand
West Side
Blair
Wil Mame
F. W. Mason
Lemuel Jones
M. Evans
Washburn Street
T. H. Williams
T.H. Williams
Back Street
Bellevue
Wales
Jeanette
In Avenue Road
Lackawanna Avenue Hill
Traction
Thomas Carney
Hellevue
Thomas Thomas
Brooklyn
Amos Thomas
Backstreet
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Jacob J. Swanger
Byron Street
Dunmore Cemetery
M. F. Wyinbs
New York City
Bert Davies
Binghamton
Henson Davies
North Lincoln Avenue
Fred Warnke
North Mainavenue
Company Fo
Evan ©. Jones
Ty. M. Davis
Lincoln Avenue
Shamokin
Cora Mowry
Ninth Street
Om Tinh Kanesa
West Side Business Directory
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Ave
Mrs. Gore
HE Samters
South Side News
Republican Club
Polish Republican Club
Professor Lange
Thomas Healey
Kelser Avenue
P. O
Fenner & Chappel
Edward O'Laughlin
Patrick Moran
F. W. Lee
Mulley
Clifford
William R. Gardner
George W. Davis
Crystal Lake
Lake Artel
Young Men's Temperance Club
Sophia Haas
Emma Ebling
Carrie Kessling
Crad Morris
Henry Protheroe
Jermyn
John D. Kenator
Times
Daniel Morgan
Washington, N. J
Eurekas
Olyphant
John H. Duggan
William Littlejohn
Wilkes-Harté
Frank Stéele
Honesdale Glase Company
Walter Kennedy
Patrick Martin
Green Ridge
Mincora
Bullato
Buffalo
N.Y
B.gray
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Thlon
Oil City
Tobacco Co
Hay
B&q
Bambe
MIL & Bt P
WT & P
Delaware & Hud
LL & W
Electric
Lake Shore
Loula
M. K
Ohio
Manhattan
Central
Seebewie
Pei
Southern
K. H. Oy
Tenn CL & Iron
Texas Pacific
Iit
Shy West Union
U S
Oy U
Lauther
Prighe
Ny U
Beranton Lace
National Boring & Drilling Co
First Nationa Ank
Beranton Jar & Stop Fr Co
Elmhurst Boulevar Co
Eenee
Ranton Savings Hanksone
Bonta Plate
Glosa Co Sense
Beranton
Scanton Packing Co
Oon Weston Mill Co
Eeneseee
Seranton Glass Co
Scranton Pass
Rall Mort
People's Street Railway
Beranton & Pittston Trac. Co
Dickson Manufacturin
Peaches Township
Lackawanna Avenue
Batiste
James Moir
Firet National
the Tribune
Pisesey
Madea
Matthews Bros
Wyoming Ave
THE
Moosic Powder CO
Rooms
Comlth
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chemical Co
Tyes
Bteinway & Son's
Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
N. A. Hulbert
Music Store
Wagner & Reis
Frothingham
Edison
Rule of Sunta
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
William Taylor
MT. Pleasant
Commonwealth Building
Ming
WM. T. Smith
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