Notable Social Roundup in New York and Nearby
Personal and family news from Mansfield and surrounding areas recap visits engagements and travel. Widespread mentions include W. H. Langan of R G Dun & Co in New York, Mrs. John Parke and guests from Philadelphia, and multiple households hosting relatives or entertaining in Madison avenue and other locales. Also noted are Edsall Simpson attending state normal school events, Mrs. Clare Speicher and others visiting homes, and Dr W Roberts attending a Hahnemann monument unveiling in Washington. BE M Tewkesbury sails to Buffalo for Iron and Steel Co operations with possible permanent relocation considerations. a special election for a Ninth ward successor may be discussed in common council circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Langan
R. G. Dun & Co
New York City
John Parke
Green Ridge
Joseph Lamorelle
Philadelphia
Lod. Lansing
Helen
Ann
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
C. E. Reed
Witray M
FP. Mull
Sanderson Avenue
Clare Speicher Ian
Central State Normal
Joseph Soelcher
Prescott Avenue
W. Roberts
Hahnemann Monument
American Institute of Homeopathy
Washington, D. C
BE. M. Tewkesbury
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Buffalo
Comel! Ag
Ninth
Graduating Class of 101 at Local High School Arrangements
The town prepares a three night commencement for 101 graduates the largest class in school history. Training school graduates 29, high school exercises Thursday and Friday feature music by Hauer's orchestra and address by Dr A E Winship. Diplomas presented by Chairman Francois with extensive decorations and a reception at Beranton Bicycle Club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin City
A. L. Francois
Hauer
C. M. Giffin
A. E. Winship
Boston
New England
Journal of Education
the Close
Apple
Katharine Smith
Francois
Farnham Mears
Maud Mabel Capwell
Mary Gredley
John Coolidge
Edwin Welsenfluh
Rossman Wall
Clara Browning
Bessie Fraunfelter
James Lynn Matteson
Florence Evelyn Rafter
Gertrude Barrowman
Beranton
Carl Zebler
Waylind D. Gates
Mabel Sinai
Anna Russ
Isabel Graves
C. Norwood Pitcher
Victor JD. Thayer
C. B. Dermin
B. T. Jayne
Howell
Welsh Brothers Circus Delights Scranton Crowd at Ash Street Grounds
The Welsh Brothers circus performs at the Ash Street grounds despite rain causing some damage to equipment. A noon parade precedes balloon ascensions today and tomorrow. Notable acts include Louis Ben Uvis the one handed contortionist, Marinella, Alfred Heinz, Hele Wilke, Marty Mohn and trained animals with clown skits by Hugo, West and Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severa
Louis Benuviis
Marine
Champs
Marty Mohn
Max Hugo
Harry F. West
Joseph Kearney
Funeral for Catherine McAndrewa in Pittston
Special to the Scranton Tribune announces Catherine McAndrewa's funeral set for 9 o'clock this morning from her Frederick Street home in Pittston. The notice mentions Steam Heating and Plumbing and BP and M T Howley of 231 Wyoming Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Catherine McAndrewa
Frederick Street
Pittston
BP. & M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
List of Names in Gloria Society Roll Call
A partial roster presents names including Flanaghan Leona Gregory Kathryn Hastings Mary Hitchcock Margaret Hughes Mary Jordan Pearl Binnehe Sidetone Pelle Mary Murray Joseph Murphy Sarah Rovio Milzateth Josephine Padden Maybelle Parson Agnes Vevenion Reap Miy Shook Maude Shumway Katherine Smith Mdna Stevens Grace Theyer Margaret Tropp and Mary Williams.
Husband and wife in dagger attack warrants issued
John Gillo of Old Forge swore warrants against wife Mary Gillo for carrying a dagger and assault. His brother in law Frank Delario alias Pasquale is accused of drawing a revolver and threatening. Mary Gillo counters with a claim that John and neighbor Gragiano Fabeeexo beat her. All held in alderman Kasson’s hall with $300 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gillo
Old Forge
Kasson
Mary Gillo
Frank Delario
Pasquale
Man Arrested After Driving Over Hose Near Fire
Patrolman Lona Day arrested a man on Lackawanna avenue after he drove over a hose laid across the street during a blaze at 508 Lackawanna. The intoxicated driver cursed police and fire departments, then was jailed. Beecham's villa mentioned as a blues remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona Day
Lackawanna Avenue
Polleé Edwards
Day
Board Talks Viaduct and Factory Plans at Scranton Trade Meeting
At the Scranton Board of Trade meeting the Streets and Highways committee report on a West Lackawanna avenue viaduct over the Lackawanna crossing was discussed and referred back with power to call a special session. The meeting also considered a manufacturers building to attract New York firms, a circular outreach plan, and a tin plate proposition update. The next meeting is set for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Wear Lackawanna Avenue
Committee On Streets and Highways
F. J. Hitchcock
Streets and Highways
Scranton Hallway Company
West Lackawanna Avenue
Hitchcock
Street Railway
Lackawanna Come Pany
Luther Keller
W. A. May
Scranton Board of Trade
Brooklyn
New York City
Scranton
Albany
Investora
Manu Featurda
Greater
New York
Scranton Board of ‘Trade
Manufietarers
A.D. Brovkinton
Fria Amt
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Tio
Vaten
Lauhter
Tragic fall from train ends life of brakeman Bert McMullen
Bert McMullen a brakeman on the Delaware and Hudson Jefferson branch fell from his train Sunday night and was crushed by wheels. His body was found near Lanesboro station and brought to Carbondale. He was about thirty, born in Wayne County, survived by a wife and two children. He belonged to the Sons of Veterans and had many friends. Funeral at 2 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert McMullen
Jefferson Branch
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Nineveh
Lanesboro
Carbondale
Wayne County
Sons of Veterans
Mothers Meeting Held By WCTU In Dalton Ma
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union hosted a mothers meeting on Friday June 8 at Mrs Oscar P Stoll’s home Dalton Ma. Mrs O W Mason opened with Proverbs chapter twenty and led the program with readings songs and talks. Two new members joined and the next gathering is set for June 22 at Mrs J W Derehimer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Oscar P. Stoll
Dalton
Queete
O. W. Mason
Simms
Walter Purdy
Hagar
BE. F. Snyder
Cole
Haslam
Knight
N. Purdy
William Mason
George Parkton
J. W. Derehimer
Insurance payments table ranks cities nationwide
The table lists life insurance payments by city. Scranton ranks fiftieth with $907,084 distributed last year, New York leads with $7,602,584, Philadelphia second, Brooklyn third, and Chicago behind. Wilkes-Barre at eighty-ninth with $204,904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Elow-Soing
Brooklyn
Chicago
Wilkes-Barre
Disorderly houses raid yields eighteen arrests in Raymond Court
Police raided two Raymond court residences under Chief Robling at 1 o clock and arrested fifteen women and three men, who were taken to the central station. Hearings are set for this morning before Mayor Moir at the tailored shirt shop on Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Miller
Raymond Court
Nellie Ply
Robling
Central
Biv
Miller Place
Moir
Bully as a Fire Chief
A Scranton fire chief Daniel J Slowe attacked a reporter at a basement fire in Mahons store Lackawanna avenue tearing his shirt and injuring his hand The incident drew swift condemnation from witnesses and calls for action by Chief Walker The report stresses that such behavior harms the fire department and underscores concerns about authority abused by Slowe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Fire Department
Mahon’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Daniel J. Slowe
Fistric
Cryetal Hose Company
Slowe
Crystals
Chemical Company
Presa
Walker
Life Insurance Payments in City Reach 307684 Last Year
The Insurance Press this week highlights a city statistic showing 307,684 dollars in life insurance payments distributed within the city during the past year.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alaska
Washington Ave
Lewis, Ruddy, Davies & Murphy
DR. Taylor
Wyoming Avenue
Hodel Jermyn
Ackawanna
Penn
E B
Warman
William L. Acker
Mae Barney
Mary Gertrude Barrowman
Lilian N. Blascher
Margaret V. Blewitt
Clara May Browning
Edwin KR. Buengle
Olive Burall
Mary Bugden
Maud M. Capwell
Bessie Chamberlain
Anna W. Clark
J. EB. Coolidge
Frank H. Cooper
Catherine Hannah Collins
Grace Daniels
L. May Davita
Catherine Davies
Suse L. Dawson
Martin Dough
May M. Haggerty
Ruth P. Hann
William A. Harris
Jennie B. Howell
Lydia Julia Huber
George A. Harrington
Mary M. Hefner
Marc F. Harte
Lucy Imeson
William M. Kilcullen
J. BR. Kelly
Malvina Adrienne Knapp
Elizabeth Linn
Mary Loughran
Gertrude Long
Esther Mackie
Farmmham Mears
Henry A. Mote
Welsh Bros, Circus
Ash Street
Kemp’s
Mra G
Beecham
Villa
Atherton
D. Atherton
TIN Plate Report
Manufacturies
Delaware
Hudson
Womens’ Christian Temperance Union
Exclusive Designa
Elmar
Ryan
Sheings Department
United States Depository
Cor
Moritz Moszkowski
Masons
Hamlin
Mason and Hamlin
Paris
Mason & Hamlin
Moszkowski
L. B. Powell & Co
Washington Avenue
Life Insurance Payments
Douglas
Handley’s
Spruce Street
Chester
Jermyn
Howe Co
International Averlithat Ad Machinists
Metre Cite Loge
Et End K. Masthe Ciain
Yne
James Stuart Council, Jr
Jerr
Royal Arcunum
Council of Bcranton
Archhald
H Wls
Vian Pal
Tiny
Lathetan Church
Providence Prevhetetlan Cheech
Penn Avenuo Baytlit Bundy Media
Amd
Mies
Farnl Dahl
Eric
J. W. Cros
Misa
Scratiton
Pierce’s Market
W. AH. Pierce
Lackawanna Ave
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Sruggists
Conrad’s
Foote & Fuller Co. Mears Building
the Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and
Wilkes Tarra
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Cowperthwaite & Berghauser
United States
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