Suburban church socials draw crowds and praise
News of the Suburbs reports several church events with large turnouts. The Scranton Street Baptist church served ice cream and refreshments with men in baker caps on duty, while other churches such as St David’s Episcopal and Sampson A M E hosted socials with musical performances and active guilds. Interment for a local resident followed at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Secondhand furniture, floral gifts, and cabinet photos advertised locally.
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Scranton Street Baptist Church
Roy
Charles Watres
Thomas G. Evans
D. J. Evans
E. E. Lord
Emerson D. Owen
St. David's Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Guild
Mesdaumes Kern
Markwick
Davis
Gray
Doracy
Eldred
Boden
Elsinger
Laura Markwick
Sampson Aethodist Episcopal
West Side Republican club displays McKinley colors
The West Side Republican club unfurled McKinley colors after the nomination news reached the area. President W. B. Mears awaited the message as a portrait of the protectionist was added to an American flag outside the building at Main Avenue and Jackson Street. Druggist John J Davis also displayed a large flag and McKinley portrait from his shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Republican Club
McKinley
W. 8. Mears
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
John J Davis
Injured Workman Hit by Timber at Bellevue Colliery
David Morgan a nonunion teamster at the Bellevue colliery was injured yesterday morning when a heavy timber struck his leg near the ankle while he drove across a railroad track near the breaker. Dr Beach diagnosed broken small bones but the leg remains intact and Morgan faces several weeks of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Morgan
Hellevue
Mr. Morgan
Dr. Beach
Teokem
Paralyzed widow and local notices mark quiet New Jersey page
Mrs Jane Thomas widow of Samuel Thomas suffered a general paralysis Wednesday evening while preparing to wave from her South Hyde Park home. Doctors Williams Paine and Herrmann attended and her condition was described as dangerous. Robble Hand and Fred Foster were released on bail after spending the night in the police station. Mrs Thomas Richards hosts the Tuesday afternoon club and plans a trip to Nay Aug park with evening entertainment by Mr and Mrs T H Dale. E W Morgan is seriously ill. The funeral of Mrs T F Williams is set for 2 30 pm at her Back Street home. Hosiery sale advertised by Mears and Hagen. Patrick Doud funeral noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Thomas
Samuel ‘Thomas
South Hyde Park Avenue
Robble Hand
Fred
Foster
Thomas Richards
Tenth Street
Nay Aug Park
T. H. Dale
E. W. Morgan
Washburn Street
T. FH. Williams
Back Street
Mears & Hagen
Thomas Jones
Powell
Eynon Street
Wales
Jones
Elmer Morris
Division Street
Bloomsburg
Joseph Jeremiah
Bucknell University
St. David's Episcopal Church
Jackson Street
Henry
Avenue B
Patrick Doud
Sesson
Charles Robinson
Irving Avenue
St. Mark's
Kate Gallena
Mary Hays
Carbondale
Mra. T. Howley
Elm Street
Mia. McAndrew
Hawley
Arrest of John Yanatones Over Time Warrant Then Cellar Find
A warrant issued by Alder man Roberts at the request of Adam Miklaskey led to the arrest of John Yanatones after he was found hiding in a cellar. He was held on a $300 bond to appear in court. Other brief local items include church receptions, school programs, and community notices as well as Bucknell commencement plans.
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John Yanatones
Alderman Roberts
Adam Miklaskey
Miklaskey
Muklaskey
Tanatones
West Market Street
Amy Decker
Meta Osterhout
Annie Culespie
Jenny Zeigler
Grace Williams
Hattie Lloyd
Nellie Stilson
Puplila
Miss Walker
Julia Henwood
Grace Atherton
Nellie Gilbride
Lizzie Henderson
Anna Davie
Jennie Williams
Anna McCormick
Violet Danvers
Cora Roberts
Blanche Reese
Keturah Jones
Maggie Jervis
Myrrthin Edwards
Mary Jones
Margaret Edwards
Rachel Phillips
Fred Atherton
Frank Hichards
Alice Colviman
Jennie Jenkins
W. G. Watkins
D. W. Thomas
Bucknell University
West Ridge Accidental Fund
Farview
Gertle Chenoweth
Wayne Avenue
Dudgen
William Cabo
George Cooper
Fenner, & Chappelle Store
Wille Igler
Oak Street
Wayne County
Fred Gehling
Charles Stiles
Sickler's Pond
Smith
Ohio
Ralph Foote
Roger Owens
Main Avenue
Mortimer Owens
Morristown
N. J
Pedley
Annie Walsh
Christian
Mears & Hagen
Misa Anna Healey
Corea
Kan
St. Joseph Society
Frear
James Ward
Lackawanna Township
Moosic Line
Millar
Ward
John Walsh
Funeral of Druggist L D Powers Draws Large Crowd
The South Side paper notes Druggist L D Powers is mourned with a major funeral at 2 PM. Mourners heard a consoling sermon at Grace Reformed Episcopal Church, and interment followed in Dunmore cemetery. Surge in street traffic delays cited due to parade by Odd Fellows and Grand Army of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Powers
Wiliam Lush
Arthur G. Hewitt
A. A. Hewitt
Albert E. Morgan
James Connell Lodge of Odd Fellows
Cedar Avenue
Foret Cooper
Grand Army of the Republic
Robert Deiter
John Sehull
Patriotic Sons of America
George C. Griswold
Charles W. Stone
The
Odd Fellows
Bhower
Jacob F. Miller
Henry Johler
L. Gallen
Charles Simrell
William Puhl
Thomas Griffiths
John McDonough
E. D. Hughes
Quolts Challenge at Lake Ariel and Summer Weddings
Local items report Victor Pinckney and Benjamin Jef frey inviting two youths to a four pound quolts match at Lake Ariel on Saturday June 20. Also weddings at St Marys church include Miss Jennie T Gilligan and Mr Michael McLane with reception at bride’s home and plans to honeymoon in Buffalo Niagara Falls before returning to Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Pinckney
Benjamin Jeffrey
Lake Ariel
Jennie T. Gilligan
Michael McLane
St. Mary's Church
M. B. Donian
Maria McLane
Patrick Hopkins
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Dunmore
James Webber
Ellen Morahan
M. B. Donlan
Ecru
Marian Morahan
Mr. Donagan
John Horan
Dudley Street
Gilbert Close
Harry Smith
Presbyterian Church
T. Boland
No. 7
Joseph Fere
Gound
Mongan
Margaret Love Merriman
Elm Street
John Howell Farrer
Pittston
St. Mark's
Minooka to Meet Olyphant Browns in Morale Battle
Minooka travels to Morale to face the Olyphant Browns in a upcoming contest. St Josephs TA and B society plans an August 4 excursion. Patrick Connolly and Miss Annie Cook wed at St Josephs church with Rev McCarthy officiating. Reception at the bride’s mother on Main Street.
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Minooka
Olyphant
St. Joseph's
T. A. and
B. Society
Patrick Connolly
Annie Cook
St. Joseph's Church
D. A. McCarthy
May King
John Moore
Taylor
Mainstreet
Ladies Health Secret Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Femicure Little Liver Pills as a remedy for women’s health issues. It claims the tablets affect the liver kidneys and stomach while regulating female organs and relieving constipation headaches indigestion and related symptoms. Each pill dose costs 25 cents and is sold by Carl Lorenz at 418 Lackawanna Ave Beranton. Also referenced is a humorous anecdote about a polite husband and a separated couple, ending with a witty reply about happiness.
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Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Ave
Beranton
Market Fever and Weak Close Ahead of St Louis Convention
New York markets opened feverish then weakened as silver convention wrangles at St Louis influenced trading. Major names like Louisville and Nashville, St. Paul, Manhattan, Rock Island and General Electric led declines, while Tennessee Coal fell 24 percent and quicksilver showed activity. Bond notes and regional quotes appeared from Scranton exchanges, with Philadelphia provisions and New York produce markets showing mixed, largely steady to soft results.
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New York
St Louis
Ardera
Louisville
Nashville
St. Paul
Manhattan
Rock Island
General Electric
Atchison
Tennessee
Quicksilver
William Linn Allen &O
A. P. Campbell
Tobacco Co Eat
Re'r Co
B. Fe
Ches
Ohio
Chicago
Cie
N. Oa
MIL & St. BP
Lee Ec
Louis
Nash
M. K
Texas
Pacifle
N. J. Central
Pacife
Ont
West
Wis
Pacific Mall
Ae Rt. Rove
Phil
Read
Southern RE. R
Southern R. R
C, & Irom
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Shy Wabash
Oewee
Union
Chicago Board OF Trade
Renee
Market summaries from Union Stock Yards report
Cattle receipts 9500 head at steady market with steers 2.25 to 3.50, stockers and feeders 2.70 to 3.85, cows and bulls 1.20 to 4.25, calves 3 to 5.10. Texans 203.80. Hogs receipts 27000 head steady. heavy packing 3.13 to 4.40, mixed 3.15 to 8.50, choice new ported 3.50 to 4.55. Sheep receipts 12000 head firm to 10 cents higher. lambs 2.75 to 6.25. Oil Market: Oil City Pa quotation 120 on option oil, balances 120.
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Union Stock Yards
Cutting the Tonsils An Operative Dangers
A surgeon warns tonsil removal is a risky operation with danger of large arteries or hidden veins causing dangerous bleeding. He recounts a boy case requiring hours to control hemorrhage without proper tools, advising only limited removal when absolutely necessary.
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Popular Science News
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Suburbs
West Side Events
Shermen Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Fixan
South Main Ave
J. Davis
Slorist
Brarner
South Main Avenue
J. C. King
Jack
Atricken
Providence
William Penman
Detroit Mile Track
Peter
Siquor Dealing Clothier
Hattore and
Furia
South Side News
Lins
Guth
Central Park
South Side
Kim Street
St. John's Parochial School
Star
Washington
Country Weekly
George B. Blank
Mr. Blank
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Nam Dime Dep & & Dis. Bank
Scranton Lace Cirtain Co
National Boring & Drill
National Pank
Scranton Jar
Eimbhurtt Boulevard Co
Scranton Savings Hank Peat
Sagaresseranton Car Replacer Co
Seranton Packin, Ing Scg Ceesseess Weston Mill Co
Eeasiea Lackawasna Iron & Steel Co
Third National Bank
Throop Novelty M
Philadelphia
Continent
South America
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Lackawanna Avenue
Stone
Foote & Shear CO
Washington Avenue
James Moir
Firet National Bank
Bae
the Tribune
E. Robinson
Pisbiey
Oger
Moosic Powder CO
Comlth
Scranton, PA
Moosic
Rushdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chemical Co
Steinway & Son's
Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
Ote
Eh Chimaro
Matthe ‘5
NA. Hulbert
Music Store
Wyoming Ave
Scrantons
Frothingham
Edison
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Metropalig
St. den the Great
Seetlan
Acre
William “Taylor and
Som
MT. Pleasant
Commonwealth Building
o.Dealera
WM. T. Smith
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