Davis arraigned on bigamy and perjury charges in Scranton
William Davie formerly of Tunkhannock faced Alderman Lentes on bigamy and perjury counts as Constable Woelkers pressed warrants from Wyoming and Scranton. Bail set at 2000 dollars after a hearing, with prior cases and a divorce action noted. the article also mentions a planned excursion by the Scranton Athletic Club and social events in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lentes
Worlerers II
Scranton Athletic Club
Tlarvy's Lake
William Davie
Tunkhannock
Joseph Woethers
Efe
Jacob Geler
Davis
Bloomy
Grace Smith
Davie
Miss Smith
Woelkers
Mire
Wigamy
Leates
MD. Donahoe
Wromla
Wyoming
John FP. Schece
Woolkera
Domubor
Vail
Elev
Alder Tan Kasson
Gospel meeting at South Side YWCA on Vedar Avenue
A gospel meeting is scheduled at the South Side Young Women's Christian Association on Vedar Avenue Sunday afternoon at 5 oclock led by Mys El.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Young Women’s Christian Association
Vedar Avenue
Mys, EL
Bohemian Mission Children Day Exercises Planned
The Providence and Green Ridge Presbyterian churches announce Children day activities tomorrow at 4 pm in the Providence church Sunday school rooms. Rev. Mr. Kiusak the missionary will lead with a program including recitations and hymns by Annie Ayka Andrew Hudak and others, followed by a blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Green
Dela- Wire Street
Poomrk
OB. Sturees
Washington Avenue
Houme
Bouthfort
Providence
Green Ridge
Providence Church
Mr. Kiusak
Cove
Kiusak Keritathor
Annie
Ayka Andrew Hudak
Huttle Smithberger
Trytele
Jesus
May Buachin
Beatris Wichusek
Lizzie Buehta
Cooneeee
Magale Bennett
oAlery Buehta
Hama
George EL Guild
Thenedicttion
Warne Avenue
George Daviest
Local baseball and enlistment notes from Scranton area
The home team travels to Dunmere grounds Sunday to face the Lackawannas while the Marocre and the Uniques of Scranton square off at Minooka grounds. John Higgins, son of Peter Higgins, leaves for Camp Alger as the ninth local recruit in a week. Funeral services for Thomas Kearney are set for Sunday with burial at Minooka Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmere Grounds
Marocre
Uniques
Scranton
Bidiogeph
John Higgins
Peter Higgins
Camp Alger
Higgins
Thomas Kearney
Minooka Catholic
Live News of West Scranton Campus Warning and Services
Live News of West Scranton reports construction material on site for a new culm washery replacing the one destroyed at Ox Ford. A fire injures Reyron Watkins, while Sabbath School activities at Scranton Street Bayonet Church shift to morning service with an extensive children's program and a 7:50 pm evening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Reyron Watkins
Yellow Kid gang youths injure by stone attack on Byron Watkins
Byron Watkins, thirteen, nearly lost an eye after Thomas Watkins a Yellow Kid gang member threw a stone at him on Jackson street near Main. About a dozen youths aged 10 to 15 formed the gang and carried out the assault before fleeing as Byron received treatment from Dr. Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Wathine
Thomas Watkins
Hennessey Court
Jade
Hove
Jackson Street
Main Avenues
Byron Watkins
Tommy Watkins
Watkins
Doctor Carroll
Till Would
Partial progress on Oxford washery project advances
Delivery of some material has begun for the new culm washery at Oxford hall but ground work is still limited. Clearing around the burned breaker continues and a new branch line to the washery is nearing completion. Repairs to the heating share are incomplete as mounting bunting and carriage guides are set to start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Hall
Oxford
Local Social Notes Highlight Twelfth Street Visitors
Charlies and Daniel Hill of Twelfth street host visitors from Stilswater New Jersey. Thomes Finnerty of Honcedalee visits Funeral Director M. F. Wymhe on Jackson Street. Hert H H. Davis of Binghamton visits his parents on North Lincoln Avenue. Elizabeth Madden of Traupton Street visits Jer myn friends. Hannah Westbrook of Stillwater visits local friends. Mr and Mrs Harlow Ht Hill hosts Charlier and A. Westbrook from Stillwater UT. Mrs William Campbell on North Carfield entertains Bertha Evans from Janesville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies
Daniel Hill
Twelfth Street
Stilswater
N. J
Harlow Ht. Hill
Charlier and
A. Westbrook
Stillwater
N. UT
William Campbell
North Carfield Avene
Bertha Evans
Janesville
Ohio
Second Country dance set to feature Blanten's orchestra
The outing club continues its summer series with the second Country dance to be held Monday evening at the borough hall. Ok Throop Blanten's orchestra will provide music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outing Club
Borough Hall
Ok Throop
Blanten
Plymouth youths plan annual excursion to Harvey's Lake
Music and special cars depart at 12 20 o clock for an excursion by the Young Men's league of Plymouth Congregational church. The public is invited to join the trip on Tuesday June 1 as amusements and milisi are promised for attendee comfort. The Band of Hope from the Tabernacle Congregational Church will perform the cantata Little Builders at 6 pm tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Baenmertunde
Yonger Maennerchor
Saengerrunde
Peter Marker
Joseph Geiger
George Rosen
Nelson Robbitt
Muffalo
First Welsh Congregational Church
South Main Avenue
David Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
South Hyde Park Avenue
David P. Jones
Band of Hope
Jacob Jenkins
Littl
Young Men’s League
Plymouth Congregational Church
Harvey's Lake
Dunmore High School Closing Exercises Schedule
In Dunmore the High School closes with class day events at Manleys Hall on Tuesday and resources July 21 22 23 24. Examinations dominate Wednesday and Thursday with commencement Friday evening. Admission to class day events by invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manles's Hall
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD ACCIDENT ON RUSHBROOK TURNPIKE
A buggy mishap on Rushbrook turnpike near the toll-gate last Thursday night injured Burgess H. A. Williams and C. F. Baker when a harness strap broke and the horse bolted down a steep hill. Baker jumped clear with bruises while Williams was thrown and sustained facial cuts and limb injuries but no broken bones. The horse was finally stopped at the town’s upper end. The report also notes the death of William Woodmances after long illness and mentions local church events and a visit from Mrs. Philip Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushbrook Turnpike
Burgess H. A. Williams
C. F. Baker
East Planeton
Willow Leaft Lodge
Mr. Willman
Willman
William Woodmances
Orson
Wayne County
Oscar C. Smith Canin
Sons of Veterans
Alentdale
Philip Baker
Main Street
Carbondale
Methodist Episcopal Shurch
Jordan
A. Venjamin
Northup
Beranton
Batt
H. Swingle
Plenie and clam bake to aid Eagle Howe company
A plenie and clam bake is planned at the Thirteenth rifle range grounds behind the Delaware and Hudson and Ontario and Western depots. Proceeds fund two fire horses bought by Eagle Howe company while Johnson's No 1 and 2 collieries workers will be paid today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Howe Company
Delaware and Hudson
Ontario and Western
Johnson
Closing Exercises And Nuptials In North Scranton
The North Scranton column reports closing exercises at local churches with Welsh and Primitive Methodist services, a Welsh sermon sequence, and baptism planned. Prominent youths Charles Press and Mabel Wilkis wed in Plymouth with reception to follow in Beranton. A straw ride to Dalton and a Home Missionary society meeting at Providence Presbyterian are noted among community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pross
Mark Wilkes
Plymouth
MR. Savage
Tim Primitive Methodist Church
Dalton
Charles Progs
Mies Mabel Wilkis
Savage
Primitive Methodist Church
East Market Street
Plymouth Thurelay
Anna Schelihase
Capouse Avenue
James Harris
Civeen Street
Beranton
Press
Bimith Street
Christian Church
Mace
Carrie
Evana Huff
Bernice Conger
Stella Wodeman
Charlotte Rosencrans
Marie Thomas
Lizzie Williams
Mary Lewis
Lizzie Shaffer
Messrs
H. Constantine
James Drury
OM OF
Emery
Charles Hopewell
William Roll
Bert Farr
The
Home Missionary Society of the
Providence Presbyterian Church
Theodore von Storch
Gala Day At Pub Hc Schools Parents Attend Exercises
Yesterday featured a gala day at the pub Hc schools with pupils from many rooms performing the programme to applause from relatives. Professor Kemmerling read the graduates list and other exercises drew a large crowd as Company HH recruits head to Camp Al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ysterday
Kemmerling
St of
Richard Thomas Returns To Camp Alger This Morning
Richard Thomas comes back to Camp Alger after a furlough with parents on Spring Street. Miss Martha Phillips wed Mr Percy Koehler at the bride's mother's home on Putnam Street with Rev Willian Davis officiating. Guests included Mrs Margaret Williams and many others. Mr and Mrs John Owens of Wayne Avenue returned from Camp Alger after visiting their son in Company A Thirteenth Regiment. Rev W G Watkins will preach at North Main Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow with special choral singing and invitations extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Thomas
Camp Alger
Spring Street
Martha Phillips
Percy Koehler
Ellen Phillipe
Putnam Street
Willian Davis
Margaret Williams
Heed
Benjamin Richards
Jenkins
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South Scranton
William Davis
Globe Warehouse
Paradise
West Scranton
Scranton Street Bayonet
David T. Evans
Mise Clara Reed
M. Watkins
T. M. Senderling
Lillian Moore
B. G. Beddoes
B. F. Matthews
Clara Reed
Ehortia
Allen
Florence Jones
Pouven
Iscsee
Jentio Thomas
Bessie Floyd
Tessie
Hochunhotl
Alfred Kime
Hxerelee
Mies
Edna Atney
Willams
G. HW
Watkins Collonus
Mikes Blanch Royer
Frances Crotut
Mabol Lane Long Bormon
Gertrude Floyd
Anna Rossxar
Mise Cora Tague
Edna Ainey
Annie Dagger
Ruth Redae Boothe
Eranios
Misa Mamie Reed
Eve
the Bitters
Dunmore
Thomas Jomtun
Mike Laura O Hore
Jeesie West
Genevieve Holeecker
Curl
Mergery Eden Close Toom
Adiline Barnard
Jessie West
Margery Eden
the Red Fan
Nellie Dougherty
I. P. Dolph
Blakely Street
Edgar Jones
Fifth Street
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Yoke Fellows
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Watts Anderson
Jersey City
No. & Ooliery
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Jermyn and Mayfield
Paceburg
Bernina
Milan
Dresden
Gersons
Lackawanna Avenue
North Scranton
Maggie Danvers
Jerry Frieze
Joseph
Maggie Twining
Lolee Grifiths
Tommie Morris
Lulu Simms
Behool “Or Publication Society
Annie Rees
Bae Co Eeepe Sree
James Priege Payer
Tydvil Rees
Wesley Owens
David J. Willams
Puritan Congregational Church
Tomoorrow
Mast Market Street
A. Powell
H. Nicholas
A. Hartshorn
Benjamin Orchestra
Lizzie Cuthbertsen
John A. Evans
Weert Market Street
Amerca
Ferrett
Pearl St
New York
Boston
Dental Parlors
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Qver
Newark
Pilsner
Nims Scranton
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
C. Frink
Prescott Ave
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