Masonic Workman Hurt. Funeral for William Carson
Eugene Sayres, a machinist living at 421 Chestnut Street, was seriously hurt at Duryea when a derrick chain broke striking his head. The article also notes the death of William Carson and the funeral held on Washburn Street with a large turnout and local ministers officiating. Other items include a court case from Jackson Street and community notices about local clubs, a Welsh church service, and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Sayers
Chestnut Street
Duryea
Eugene Sayres
Mr. Sayres
William Carson
Edward Carson
William
Washburn Street
T. Bell
Plymouth Congregational Church
D. Jones
First Congregational Church
Elias Evans
William Phillips
David E. Hughes
Brownton Joseph
Agnes Joseph
Margaret Phillips
Plymouth Church
Edward Davis
Harry Seymore
John Davis
David James
Griffith Griffiths
Robert Davis
Daniel Scurry
John Scurry
Carbondale
John R. Davis
Edwardsdale
Maxey
Clifford
Llewellyn
Boy Fells Twelve Feet in School Excavation
Lafayette Schroeder son of Mr and Mrs Schroeder of Seventh street was injured yesterday morning after falling twelve feet into an excavation for the new No 16 school building on Chestnut street. He suffered a hip contusion and possible internal injuries, Dr Hall attended the scene amid doubt over his condition. A surprise party honored Miss Maud Saunders on Hampton street Thursday evening. The funeral of Mrs Thomas H Williams of Backstreet was held.
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Jackson Street
Nicholas
Ann Evans
John
Lafayette
Maud Saunders
Hampton Street
Thomas H. Williams
Backstreet
Pearle Treverton
Lasca
Susie Dawson
God
Pauline Shook
Essie Thomas
Anna Sherwin
Anna Henry
Susie Fisher
Mae Benedict
Pearle Lidstone
Painter
Seville
Mae Birtley
iTer
SUSIO
High School World
Rollin Carr
Pearle Lidston
Wemeads
Bertha Sanders
The
Owl
Walter Benedict
Joseph Chamberlin
Charles Clark
Rol In Carr
Charles Geary
Allison Kinsley
Roy Nichol
Richard Shepherd
Robert Thompson
Warren Wireback
Misses May Benedict
Mary Bryden
Rachel Evans
Jessie Featenby
Vira Griffen
Ina Johnson
Sadie Jones
Pearl Lidstone
Olive Munn
Bertha Preston
Betha Reese
Hattie Richards
May Seward
Betha Simms
Lucretia Thomas
Easte Thomas
Anthony Neary
Reagan & Flynn's
Market Street
Thomas Cooper
Marion Street
Thomas Ridgway
Julius Ogden
Theodore Street
Mary O'Hara
Bridget
Mr. Matthews
Puritan Church
W. G. Watkins
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
John Stafford
F. B. Collins
M. M. Collins
North Main Avenue
Mary A. Clifford
Carbondale
Thomas Coffey
St. Rose Church
Robert Elliot
Wellen Street
Georgianna Clark
Church Avenue
John Cousin
School Street
Florence Walker
McDonough
N. Y
Joseph Osterhout
York State
J. A. Nellis
Oak Street
Mr. Nellis
Mount Carmel
Henry Reese
William Street
Bessie Wilson
Wilkes-Barre
B. 5. Robinson
A. K. Detweller
New York
Entertaining Visits and Local Notices Highlight Scranton Scene
Local residents are mentioned visiting relatives in New Jersey and from Bainbridge to Wyoming seminary. A new delivery wagon debuts on Green Ridge, while Rev. A B Chaffee hosts his mother from Jamestown. An oil portrait offer supports Tribune subscriptions and Hood's pills and sarsaparilla are advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo Dony
Nellie Rude
Bainbridge
Wyoming Seminary
Mr. Grass
Marion Street
Lillian Jurish
Wyoming Avenue
New Jersey
J. St. Fordham
M. R. Kays
Sanderson Avenue
Lake Ariel
T. B. Hughes
Green Ridge Market
J. M. Howell
Green Ridge Street
Chamberlain
Plymouth
Flo Deny
Monsey Avenue
A. B. Chaffee
Asbury Church
Jamestown
N. J
Penn Avenue
G. L. Malee
Closing exercises at No 11 school public program
The No 11 school closing program featured a stage decorated with ferns roses and daisies. Prof John E O Malley addressed pupils before a cantata June Voices performed by Miss Julia McGuigan and Miss Jennie Durkin with recitations solos a drama Cinderella and closing song all praised for creditable effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 11
Ella McTighe
John E. O'Malley
Julia McGuigan
Jennie Durkin
Anna McCoy
Henry Griffiths
Mary Opper
Ladie Bailey
Cinderella
Prof. O'Malley
Polish Congregation Turmoil Eases as Pastor Aust Prepares Harmony
After more than two weeks of unrest in Rev. Richard A. Austs Polish congregation over parish finances, indications show a subsiding dispute. The pastor is expected to restore harmony tomorrow as efforts continue to address trust and accountability concerns. Also advertised: bargain hosiery at MEARS & HAGEN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Aust
Funeral notices and local picnic announcements
The funeral for Mrs. John Frichtel of Cedar Avenue will be held this afternoon with interment at Pittston Avenue Cemetery. Paydays occurred yesterday at Meadow Brook and National collieries of William Connell & Co. Today is payday at the Greenwood collieries. A Central Park picnic is planned for July 20 by the Electric Social Club. The Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid Society will run an excursion to Mountain Park on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Jones
First Welsh Baptist Church
Washburn Street
Harry Phillips
South Lincoln Avenue
F. Powell
North End
Jermyn
John Wheeler
Price Street
Palmer Williams
Bucknell University
John T. Williams
South Main Avenue
West Side
Crystal Lake
Charles Bertine
St. Brenden
Lake Ariel
Main Avenue
Council
John Frichtel
Cedar Avenue
Pittaton Avenue
Meadow Brook
National
Willam Connell & Co
Greenwood Collieries
Central Park
Electric Social Club
Ladies' Aid Society
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Mountain Park
No. 25 school exercises and local notices
The closing exercises at No. 25 school featured a lengthy program including recitations, songs, and an audience of graduates listed by name. Community notices report arrests, court actions, baptisms, and upcoming services plus local travel and marriage announcements.
Tobacco Heart I cures life insurance denial by restoring nerves
Engineer Bates credits No-To-Bac with curing his 43 year tobacco habit in ten days. He reports improved heart action, better sleep, appetite, and steady nerves enabling life insurance eligibility. The Sterling Remedy Co. promotes the product with a money back guarantee and free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
Loyal Temperance convention and local events in Dunmore
The first annual Loyal Temperance Legion convention will be held Friday June 26 at Boyle's hall with attendance from all county legions. State president C Wesley Burns and county superintendent Mrs Swartz will speak along with music performances. A 3 PM alley ball match at Logan's ball alley features top players with $40 a side stakes. Other items include tennis results, piano gift to Miss Hattie Greaver, visits from Miss Julia Dougherty, hospital entrance exam winner Louis Crist, and A D Spencer fire company headquarters relocation and renovations.
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Loyal Temperance Legions
Lackawanna County
Boyle's Hall
Loyal Temperance Legion
C. Wesley Burns
Philadelphia
Swartz
Dunmore
Burns
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Logan's Ball Alley
Exchange Hotel
Patrick O'Boyle
Patrick Naughton
James McDermott
Michael Miles
Charles Cole
Harry Smith
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hattie Greaver
Julia Dougherty
New York City
Walter Skinner
Middletown
Knight
South Blakely Street
Louis Crist
Dudley Street
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
A. D. Spencer Fire Company
East Drinker Street
City and School Tax Duplicates for 1806 in Hand
City Treasurer C G Boland in Scranton announces the 1806 city and school tax duplicates are ready for collection. A 3 percent penalty applies to unpaid taxes after Sept 1 with a 1 percent monthly addition until paid, with further action by Nov 1, 1806. Office hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Municipal Building N Washington Ave and Mulberry. Oil markets unchanged at 120 with credit balances listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
C. G. Boland
C, G, Boland
Cor
N. Washington Avenue
Mulberry Street
Market gains buoyed by St Louis GOP victory and London demand
Wall Street closes firm as Republican gold plank adoption at St Louis boosts sentiment and London buyers acquire about 25 000 shares including St Paul and Louisville and Nashville. Trading remains light though commissions foresee higher activity on money settlement with gains chiefly in tobacco and select issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
London
Lord Balisbury
Europe
St. Paul
Louiseville
Nashville
Stock Exchange
Louisville
William Linn Allen & CO
A. P. Campbell
Spruce Street
New York Wheat and Corn Prices Mixed on Quiet Trading
Grain and livestock markets show dull and firm tones across spots and futures. Wheat futures for June to December hold steady with multiple delivery months while corn and oats display muted gains and softening spot quotes amid light demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wate
Chicago
Merco
South America
Western Creamery
I4alitve
State
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Provisions Market Daily Prices Decline Slightly
June 19 Philadelphia provision market shows steady demand with fair buying. Prices listed for smoked beef, cured hams, pork, lard and tallow vary by grade and form across city markets and wholesale tiers, reflecting typical midweek trading conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Stockton Union Stock Yards Trading Figures
June 1 stock yards report shows 4000 cattle unrested at firm prices for steers and stockers. 2000 hogs sold with market easy to lower. sheep receipts around 000 with market strong and varied by quality. notable prices include calves at 4 dollars per head, cows and bulls around 1250, and lambs near 2760.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
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News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
Will Carson
Mother and Son Defendants
Jane Thomas
South
Hyde Park Avenue
Thomas
Wales
Lizzie Price
Edward
Parry
Price
Arthur
Daniel
Obrequlea
Thomas Bell
Mears & Hagen
West Side Business Directory
South Matin Avenue
Harriet J. Davis
Apa
Starner
J. C. King
Green Ridge
Lie
Republican Party
Scranton Tribune
America
William McKinley
Tribune
Hood
L. P. Megargel
Moscow
Samters
South Side News
Providence
Alfred Davis
Wayne Avenue
Seeeeeee School
Bates
Ol City
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Pine Ben & Dis
Banks Et Scranton Luce Curiain Co
National Boring & Drilling Co
First National Bank
Slass Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Beranton Borings Bank
Bonta Plate Glass Co
Scranton Packing Co
Weston Mill Co
Leckawanna Iron & Steel Co
Third National Bank
Ovaee Throop Novelty M
Scranton Traction Co
Seranton Glass Co
Scranton Pass
People's Street Gp
Eee
Beranton & Pittston Trac
Iw Ae
People’s Street Railway
Ess
Dickson Manufacturin Co
Lacka
City of Scranton Street Imp
Borough of
Winton
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Tobavco Co
Cot
Oll Seaeenee
Ohio
Mil
R. Pe BP
Delaware & Hud
Loula
Nash
Msa
M. K
Texas
Manhatan Ele
N. J. Central Wi
N. Y. Central
N. I. EL
West
Omaha
Pacific Mall
Ween
Phil
Read Wits Mt Lily
Southern RL R
Southern R. R
Prau
Aula Wah
Union Pacific Ry Aly Wabash
Union A
Fia
Chicago Board OF Trade
Lackawanna Avenue
Foote & Shear CO
Washington Avenue
James Moir
the Tribune
E. Robinson
Madea
Bovineks
Martiagt
Matthews Bros
Wyoming Ave
Moosic Powder CO
Moosic
Rushdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder Co’s
Repauio Chemical Co
Steinway & Son's
N. A. Hulbert
Music Store
Frothingham Wagner & Reis, le
Managera
Edison
da. m
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
William Taylor
MT. Pleasant
WM. T. Smith
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