Dickinsons Return From Vacation and Local Deliberations
G A Dickinson and family return from New Jersey vacation. Luther Edwards of 1744 Wayne avenue seeks delegate nomination in the First District for the Republican county convention. Thoman Cribb of East Market street injured in a Legott Creek mine accident, one leg broken. Scranton and wife registered at Monongahela house in Pittsburgh, they may return soon. Catherine Ray dies after three weeks illness. funeral Saturday at Washburn Street Cemetery, Providence from 7 p.m. J. Samuel family mourns. Epworth League hosts ribbon social at Sanderson's, large attendance. music and light refreshments praised. A dispute at Von Storchs shaft involving Mary Carden and Mary Gavin leads Alderman Williams to dismiss the case, coats divided. Providence School No. 3 closing exercises planned for today at 2 p.m., proceeds split between library and clock funds. tickets 10 cents. Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor at Providence Christian Church held a successful program with piano, vocal, and instrumental numbers. several performers praised. cream and strawberry social in church parlor afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Dickinson
New Jersey
Luther Edwards
Wayne Avenue
Pittsburg
Scranton
Monongahela House
J. Samuel
Catherine Ray
Washburn Street
Mr. Samuel
School Street
Providence
P.m
Epworth League of the Asbury Methodisl Episcopal Church
Sanderson's Par
von Storch
Alderman Williams
Mary Carden
Mary Gavin
Pam
Providence Christan Church
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Fill
Finn
Clifford
Profesor Walkenshaw
Chilburn
Miss Rosa
Missy Be Giran
Frederick Warr
Sarah Walker
Captain Morrin
Phoebe Smith
Cora Griffin
Biles Mamie Owens
Lottie Hawks
Misa Clifford
Tragic Train Accident Injures Boy at Darwen Crossing
A ten year old boy, Lewis Woodesciek, son of Martin Wordssetan, was struck by a Lehigh Valley train at the Darwen crossing yesterday afternoon while attempting to board a moving train. His left leg was severely injured and amputated below the knee. Doctors Borling and Hislop performed the operation. the boy is reported to be recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryan
Lewis Woodesciek
Martin Wordssetan
Lehigh Valley
Darwen Crossing
Judge Edwards Rules Against Greenwood Coal Tax Assessment
The court voids a 1902 assessment by William Springer on 115 acres in Lackawanna township and orders the county to strike the illegal entry from the tax roll. Judge Edwards finds the sale invalid, calls the action illegal and criminal, and directs the county treasurer not to proceed with land sale. The ruling affects the Greenwood and Lucee Schiffer coal interests and the John Brown heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Greenwood Coal Company
Judge Edwards
S. W. Roberts
Giles Roberta
Jota Demuth
D. W. Powell
Lucoe & Schiffer Coal Company
Lickawanna Township
John Brown
Eatites
William Ball
Black Hall
William Springer
John F. Williams
Springer
Edwardes
Charles H. Welles
Knapp
A. D. Dean
MR. Williams
William J. Davy Aseonsor
Dewitt Stanton
Johu
Metr Asulstanta
Joseph Davis
Dean
Lackawannd Township
County Commissioners
Thea
Lackawanna Township
Lackawanna County
Prothonotary Action Over Property Seizure Involving Rozelle
Maggie Rozelle acting by next friend Chaprlea HK Rozelle filed suit through attorney Richard Holgate against James and Kronzer A Atherton and Joseph H Seward. Affidavit states on May 9 defendants seized and continue to use property valued at 500 including a brown horse and a spring wagon. Bail set at 1000 per defendant. Clerks and other officials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
Maggie Rozelle
Chaprlea HK. Rozelle
Richard Holgate
James
Kronzer A. Atherton
Joseph H. Seward
John H. Thomas
Paakd
Thomas Ninnis
Wyoming
Elizabeth Cheney
Peckville
Fred Oldorf
Heater
E. Morgan
Scranton
William Nagles
Rachal Caple
Mefiarrah
Thomas
Alderman Post
John H. Phelps
Saturday Sylvan Concert at Laurel Hill Park
Laurel Hill park hosts a Sylvan concert next Saturday with the Philharmonia choral society and the Druid Glee society. Two performances at 3 PM and 8:30 PM feature Scranton soloists, a new dancing pavilion, and other amusements. Cars will fetch patrons after the evening show. admission to the park is ten cents. Objectionable characters will not be admitted.
Heene y sues Osborne for alienation of affections
Edward Heeney sues Michael Osborne for damages of 10000 alleging Osborne alienated Heeney’s wife. The suit, civil in character, cites repeated intrusions at the Heeney home and a confession by Mrs Heeney. Domestic troubles had stirred South Side gossip but Heeney and his wife reportedly reconciled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Heeney
South Side
Osborne
Heeney
Heaney
Mrs. Heeney
E. W. Denckenmiller
Glover
Moscow
South Side Tidbits From Tuk Thovuna and Nearby
Advertising drop-offs at Zangs barber shop Westphal's store and D We Bompa pharmacy. Local births and marriages noted. Picnic at Central Park by Bryanian Beneficial association praised. Mills shut for pig iron shortage. reopens Monday. German school entertainment at St Mary's hall June 27 28. Brook street residents protest carcass dumping. Choir program at Hickory Street German Presbyterian church praised with listed performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuk Thovuna
Zang
Weatptahl
D. We Bompa
Albert Koons
August Detwieler
Mra
Eres Yor
Stafford Avenue
Frederick Marsch
Binghamton
Central Park
Brvanian Beneficial Association
St. Mary’s Hall
Hickory Street
St. Mary's
Brook Street
Pittston
Cedar Avenues
Sersoua
Ida Hanel
Nettie Drum
Philadelphia
5. Sproke
Pittston Avenue
Ellie Moran
Patrick Boland
St. John's Catholic Church
B. d. Melley
Hatters’ Hall
Acinary
Atd Triaux
Gua Schulz
Carl Jut
John Mais
Barthold Schott
William Rusa
Cristian Storr
Andress Hatin
Paul Whos
John Lente
Charles Piel
Richard Zaligur
John Bishopercher
Sebastian Hoioyer
Nathan Jacobs
William J. Kiesel
Anton Fisch
William Baumgartner
Philip Robinson
John Griener
Julias Schenker
Theodore Nodel
Laula Hettrick
Local residents.exit for college visits and summer plans
William A. Harvey returns from State College while James Biair comes home from Princeton for summer. John J. Loftus and R. M. O'Brien were in New York on business. W Dawson to deliver euvas oration at Keystone Academy. Mrs Will Irving Finch heads to San Francisco for summer with her parents. Nellie Hopkins visits Philadelphia and Atlantic City friends. Ex Sheriff Charles Robinson departs with family for seaside summer. Mame Peck returns from Bucknell commencement. Otto Wapenautt sails from Gouldsboro en route home. John H. Blackwood returns from Bucknell commencement. Numerous locals attend St. Catharine's church picnic with many named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Harvey
State College
James Biair
Princeton
John J. Loftus
R. M. O'Brien
New York
W. Dawson
Keystone Academy
Will Irving Finch
San Francisco
Nellie Hopkins
Prospect Avenue
Thoreday
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Charles Robinson
Mise Mame Peck
Monroe Avenue
Bucknell University
Scranton CATO Volume Featuring Leading Local Interests
Tai Trung prepares a fully compiled Scranton business volume bound in book form with photogravure views of the city and portraits of notable citizens. The edition aims to showcase wholesale, banking, manufacturing and professional sectors for attracti on of newcomers and promotion of the city’s resources. Representatives are urged to contact THOS WHORE NAMBA to participate and arrange residence views for inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tai Trung
Cato
Scranton
Tim Trent
Namba
Commonwealth Shoe Store Offers New Styles on Washington Ave
Local shoe shop on Washington Avenue advertises fine shoes with the latest fashions for men and women. The store highlights new styles and leather goods and invites shoppers to view the latest arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Shoe Store
Washington
West Side News: Jail Term For Bold Thief McNally
McNally described as a bold thief was sentenced to county jail after authorities reported a series of sallying actions that smashed windows and doors. The item also notes a lawn social at the residence of D M Jones and various school event highlights from No 14 School with performances guided by teacher David Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNally
D. M. Jones
Were Bent on Mischief by Two Young Men
Barney and Michael Toole of Hennessey Court forced admittance to Philip Rinsland’s hotel on North Main Avenue and damaged gas fixtures. They chased by officers, Mike captured near his home, Barney threw a hammer through a Stetter House window. They faced fines and jail sentences at the Alderman hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney
Michael Toole
Hennessey Court
Philip Rinsland
North
Matin Avenue
Mr. Rinsland
Hennessy Court
Jackson Street
Mike
J. C. King
Mr. King
Lieutenant Williams
Goerlitz
Main Avanus
Stetter House
King
Williams
Stetter
Alderman Morgan
Rinsland
Local residents and visitors noted in community notices
This column lists residents and guests including Mrs Esther Morris of North Bromley SU CrUn, David Jonas pastor in New ark, and Miss Mamie E. Morgan student at Bloomaburg Normal. It also reports a theft at Rev Daw Skellenger’s Washburn Street home and a jail sentence for Patrick McNally. Sweny the world high jumper will arrive January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Morris
North Bromley
West Pittsb
J. Thomas
Pittaburg
D. M. Jones
South Main Avenue
Constable Pitsathy Jones
J. &. Hutchinson
Jackson Street
Belle Vipond
Washburn Strost Presbyterian Church
Clark's Hall
Mamie E. Morgan
John Morgan
Jackson Strost
Bloomaburg State Normal School
Nellie Fellows
Hattie Oram
Flora Benjamin
Aud Pierce Fellows
Morris Miller
Elmar Crane
Arthur van Gorder
Charles Crothamel
Lyman Pook
Robert Peck
William L. Pryor
Mra. Walters
Mra. T. J. Luce
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Missos Mason
Minnie Rinker
Della Penwarden
Chango
Nettle Eling
Lee and Mesars
Percy Waters
Frank Manafield
Robert Walker
David Davies
George Barrowman
Wil Hroaman
Ron Lace
Curt Andrews
John Walker
Fifteenth
Lukorus Streets
Patrick McNally
Skellenger
Cooper
Paine's Celery Compound Promoted for Nervous Diseases
An article praises Paine's Celery Compound as a leading remedy from U.S. medical research. It credits Professor Edward E. Phelps of Dartmouth College with first prescribing the formula now known worldwide. Claims include cures for dyspepsia, biliousness, liver complaints, neuralgia, rheumatism, and kidney troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Edward E. Phelps
Dartmouth College
Se Pama
Nobby Long-cut Double-breast Coat Ideal For Tennis
A summer novelty coat in blue and black serge with long cut and double breast described as the proper attire for tennis. The item emphasizes chic sportswear suitable for warm weather and fashionable courts.
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Shaw Pianos
Stelle
Seeley
Wyoming Ave
Vior
SNAW
Emerson
New England
The
Weston Mill Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr's
Count Houss Iquuanil
OR. H. B. Ware
Thoman Cribb
East Market Street
Legott Creek
Legeoken
Court House
Heeney Sues
Otto Wapenautt
University of Pennsylvania
Gouldsboro
John H. Blackwood
Frothingham
Thin City
St. Catharine's Church
Oe Cow Yaaterday
Fatherfordi Shanley
Driscoll
Hassie and
Miliane
O'Boyle
Prank
Brown
J. McNally
Thomas Gilgallon
P. H
News OF
West Side
Tooles
Scuatron Tribein
North Main Wve- Lhe
No. 14
David Owens
William Acker
Grace Goodmen
Frank Magavern
Corporal Joe
Merry Brooklet
Misa Lily Monica
George Harrington
Bald Mount
Mira Vannie Powell
Morris
Phillips
Edith Haus
Luella Porter
Mabel Yout
Owens
Barney and
Little West Side News Notes
David Jonas
First Work Congregationnal Church
Newark
Jonnie Cannon
Etta Moyer
North Hyde Park Avenue
Emma Coons
Hyde Park Avenue
Sweny
Jano 2
Beadle & Woorn
Ballantine
E. J. Waitsu
Lackawanna Avenue
B. Dunrry
Artzonns
Weber
Guernsey
Weichel & Millar
Home Jersey
C. Ditchburn
Lackawanna Ave
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce Street Bicycles and Sporting Goods
Gend Ball, Lowell
Diamont Fictor
Qgentral Railroad OF
N. J
Martin & Delany's
Wyoming Avenue
Taree
Lacka. Ave
F. P. Christian
Spruce ST
Dacka
Avenurf
Folka
Contomera
Florey & Holt
S, M
Sohmier Pianos
Premat
Loin Artiete Warerooma
Columbus Monument
Wesahington
Hartman
Hartmann
Len
Hellers
Furnishera
Aneesthene
Drs. Henwood
Fentlemen
Henwood & Wardell, Dentists
Lackawanna Ava
Wilson
Shimberg
Old Post Office
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