Boy Rescued From Street by Ford Fender
A 3 year old boy named McDonald was rescued by a fender from a Taylor car at 40 o'clock yesterday morning near Williams hotel after he wandered onto the track. The child was uninjured but cried after the ride, highlighting the car fender’s effectiveness. Other town notes mention a fire at Mount Pleasant air shaft, a railroad excursion, and local social visits.
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Fender
Taylor
McDonald
Williams
the Tribune
Mount Pleasant
Columbias
West Side
Franklin Company
Franklin
Columbia
Two Local Weddings Planned This Evening and Noon
Professor James R Hughes and Miss Hattie M Smith of No 14 School will wed at 8 30 PM at Miss Smiths home on Tenth Street. A bridal trip will follow for several weeks. Miss Emma C Hower and John J F York will marry at noon today at Miss Howers parents home on Price Street with Rev J Bweet officiating.
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James R. Hughes
Hattie M. Smith
No 14
Miss Smith
Tenth Street
Emma C. Hower
John J. F. York
Miss Hower
Frice Street
B. Bweet
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Price Street
Mrs Powell Dies After Epileptic Stroke In City Home
Mrs James Powell aged 65 died at 1 am at her home 1931 Price street from an epileptic stroke suffered an hour earlier. A Welsh-born long-time West Side resident, she will be buried tomorrow at 2 pm in Washburn street cemetery.
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James Pwell
Price Street
Powell
Wales
Washburn Street
Aged Man Returns Home After Anxiety Over Absence
David John Walters, who left home Saturday causing unease among friends, returned yesterday. He said he had been to Peckville and was not worse for the trip. His home remains in Decker's Court.
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David John Walters
Peckville
Decker
Local items note funerals, visits, and arrests in town
The Dodge and Archbald mines closed for repairs. Carbondale residents James B. Lessing and daughter visit. Miss Bessie Thomas convalesces on Washburn street. Funeral notices for Louis Heckman and Matthew Moran with interment at Washburn street cemetery. Mrs Selden M. Foster departs for Lake Winola. Several residents travel to New York and Wales. A protest over paving on West Market Street prompts a petition to city council. Arrests for disorderly conduct and assault occur. fines imposed. School outings at Holy Rosary parochial schools and a baseball game between Holy Rosary and Dunmore. New baby for Mr and Mrs Frank Devers. Various visits and illnesses noted among locals. Hood’s Pills and Hood’s Sarsaparilla touted in advertisement.
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W. 8. Jones
Gwalla
James FB. Lewis
Kingston
Willie
North Bromley Avenue
Washburn Street
Davis
John J. Davis
Fourth Ward
West Side
Binghamton
A. B. Eynon
North Hyde Park Avenue
Lake Winola
Anna O'Hara
Wilkes-Barre
John Burke
North Garfield Avenue
Ruth Lawrence
Wilkes- Barre
St. Drenden
Lake Ariel
First Welsh Baptist Church
L. J. Richards
M. J. Lloyd
Dodge
Jennie Griffiths
Dalton
Matthew Moran
Jackson Street
Helen Thayer
South Main Avenue
West Stdres
New York
Wales
Mia
Joseph Reynolds
D. O. Lewis
West Market Street
McNamara's Hall
Wiliam Hactiah
Joe Bactish
Charles Wisakofsky
John Berris
cGorge Rebulls
Alderman Roberts
Sarah Frye
Breaker Street
Frank Smith
Smith
Joseph Gilbert
Ross Avenue
David P. Jones
Wayne Avenue
W. F. Davies
Welsh Baptist Church
Nellie Hurlbut
Church Avenue
Manafield
Bessie
Lottie Birtley
North Main Avenue
Wyoming
William Hadsel
Fenner & Chappel's
Holy Rosary Pariah
the Grove
Dickson City
Grove
Altar Boys
Holy Rosary
Dunmore
Sullivan
Devine
Lavigan
Ryan
Frank Devers
Robert Avenue
McCormick
Mary Street
May Coleman
Honesdale
Maggie Brennan
Glen Summit
Mary McDonald
Maury Street
North End
West Side Florist and Photo Studio Classified
Florist Harriet J. Davis offers cut flowers and funeral designs at 101 South Main Avenue. Starner's Photo Parlora advertises cabinet photos at 11 and 103 South Main Avenue. J C King buys second hand furniture, stores, tools at 104 and 103 Jackson Street.
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South Main Avenue
Harriet J. Davis
Starner
South Malin Avenue
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Ward Officials Laud Wise Use of Ward Funds
Councilman T J Coyne of the Twentieth ward and colleague Thomas McGrail receive commendation for prudent ward expenditures. A favored improvement is a pipe drain under Cedar avenue at the Meadow Rock breaker trestle foot of Breck street, with workers excavating and terra cotta pipes ready to lay.
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T. J. Coyne
Thomas McGrail
Cedar Avenue
Meadow Rock
Breck Street
Discord in Polish congregation over parish finances
In the Polish congregation discord regrows as men claim pastor Rev Father Rust mishandles parish finances. They met at Michaelowski's hall on Pittston avenue and warned of trouble if not recognized, threatening possible secession but taking no definite steps yet.
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Dove of Peace
Michaelowski
Pittston Avenue
Father Rust
Excursions by Saengerrunde and Cedar Avenue Church
The Saengerrunde trip to Farview and the Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal group trip to Mountain Park were both successful with no accidents. Miss Lena Hahn's funeral was held at Birch Street home with services at Hickory Street Presbyterian and burial at Pittston Avenue cemetery.
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Farview
Cedar Avenue
Pittston Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Terppe
Eleventh Ward
Wandling
Weddings and public notices amid town events at East Stroudsburg
Miss Grace Powell headed to East Stroudsburg Normal school commencement while Miss Lizgle Hughes wed Anthony T Irwin at St Mary's church. Miss Gussie Pinkney and Miss May Horan feature local milestones as water concerns rise with warmer days. A bicycle crash and a wrecked wagon prompt safety notes as Prof N T Houser heads to Bloomsburg for philosophy exams. Epworth league held a debate favoring Dunmore.
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Grace Powell
East Stroudsburg Normal School
Maria Webber
Gullenu
Butler Street
Carbondale
Gussie Pinkney
Milwaukee
Wis
Willum Rees
Binghamton
N. Y
May Horan
Chestnut Street
St. Mary's Church
Lizgle Hughes
John Hughes
Anthony T. Irwin
M. B. Donlan
Misa Maggie Cooney
Thomas McAndrew
Providence
Isle
Misa Rierdon
Min
Apple Street
Father McDonald
New York
Misa Lydia Murray
BP. H. Haggerty
Ben Thayer
Lee Wovon
Grove Street
Blakely and
Grove
Snay
N. T. Houser
Bloomsburg
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dunmore
Kate Hill
Joseph Davis
Laurel Hill Park
Local residents visit relatives and travel notices
Green Ridge residents and visitors are listed including Mrs Parker visiting Connecticut and Mrs Roberts planning an eastern state trip. Perry Gorton returns to Bingh amton from Delaware Street. David Sears ships to Harrisburg for a Traction office post. Several others plan fishing trips or visits with friends and relatives in Ashley and Wilson.
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Mrs. Parker
Capuuse Avenue
Connecticut
Perry Gorton
Rockwell
Delaware Street
Binghamton
N. Y
David Sears
Scranton Traction Company
Harrisburg
Roberts
Capouse Avenue
Misa Sisie Suydani
Ashley, Co
P. Jones
Haydn Evans
James Atherton
Markets and Stocks Face Mixed Opening After Rumor Denials
New York trading opens with a sharp rise on rumor relief about Cuban affairs and London quotes for American securities. Sugar leads activity with 90,000 shares while overall market weakens from a late-session high, with declines in General Electric and tobacco and heavy liquidation in thin specialties.
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New York
London
Stock Exchange
Iinsiders
General Electric
Manhattan
Tone
S1. Paul
Louisville
Nashville
WILLIAM LINN ALLEN _& CO
A. P. Oealock
Leader's Department Store Bargain Banner Offers Deep Discounts
The advertisement touts massive markdowns on summer fabrics and apparel from a major supplier. It highlights all wool crepon fabrics, silk and wool dresses, printed silks, trimmed mil linery, ladies shirt waists and skirts, kid gloves, men's shirts and hose, gingham, and batiste lawns. The copy stresses prices at a fraction of value and urges inspection of stock.
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Exmetly Ge
Philadelphia and Chicago Provision and Market Notes
The Philadelphia Provision Market shows steady demand with varied prices for beef, pork, lard, and cheese including city smoked beef hams at 16.24 and pork family around 10.25 to 10.50. At Union Stock Yards on June 23 cattle receipts reach 2,500 with firm prices for steers and calves. sheep around 204 for inferior to choice and lambs at 6.10. Cattle and hog receipts and price ranges reflect a steady market across the day.
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Eat
Ing. Am
Tobacco Co Am
Sugar Ref. Co
Chicago Gas
Chie
N. Ww
Tauc.c
St. Keaha
Mil
St. P
R. IL
Pac
Wiyeran
C Dol
Hud
Gen. Electric Nate
Loule
Nash Gon
M. K
Read
Vetwe
Southern R. W
Southern R. RK
Tenn, C. & Tron
Union Pacific Eenenre
O Ta
U. S
Board OF Trade
S.c
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ziol c
Union Stock Yards
Buffalo Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reported for June
Buffalo North Carolina cattle receipts show 29 head with market opening quiet and closing easy. Prices range from 4.45 to 7.15 for various grades, hogs steady with Yorkers around 1.70 to 3.75, sheep and lambs receipts 20 head with steady market and light lambs at 5. The Oil Market note from Ow City Pennsylvania lists option oil at 11 44 and credit balances at 1.15.
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Buffalo
N. C
Gole
OW City
Home excursion to Binghamton ends with wedding
About fifteen hundred people joined the Home for the Friendless outing to Binghamton crossing Ross Park and enjoying a day in the Parlor City. The Lawrence band led the group and two sections reached the city without incident. Jane Kelly and Lou Huntington wed in Binghamton after long devotion.
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Binghamton
Parlor
Ross Park
Lawrence
Misa Jane Kelly
Price Street
West Side
Lou Huntington
Central City
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People’s Street Railway
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City of Scranton
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