Local notices and events from North Hyde Park area
Sabbath visitors in Forest City and residents entertaining guests at Lafarette avenue. St Patrick's Parochial school announces next Wednesday afternoon exercises. Maggie Jones returns home from Warrior Run after extended Swetland street visit. Clergy, church entertainments, and Sunday school social details across multiple local churches. Fire alarm at Malin and Lackawanna avenues causes minor blaze extinguished by Franklin Engine Company. School graduation events at No 14 include fourteen girls and five boys. Mamie McAndrew funeral observed at St Patrick's Church with large flower tributes and Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry JD. Jones
North Hyde Park Avenue
Forest City
St. Patrick's Parochial School
Mias
Maggie Jones
Warrior Run
Swetland Streat
James, Thompson
Williamstown
Richard Nicholls
Lafarette Attevt
Thomas Hell
Darmouth
Maas
Plymouts Congregational Church
Malin and
Lacka- Wants Avenues
William C. Deckinnick
North Main Avenues
Franklin Engine Company
Amerry
Campbell's Lodge
Arthur Killipo
Misa Millie Coons
Ming Gertrude Follows
Alda Atkinson
Maud Fielda
Gertrude Bennett
Lizzie Ginader
Mary Jones
Ethel Porter
Edith House
Rann Williame
Belle Warren
Mabel Yout
Gracie Walker
Allen Jones
Hert Myers
Willism Keen
Fred Coons
Misa Mamie McAndrew
Patrick McAndrew
Ninth Street
St Patrick's Church
Father McNally
Christan
Aod
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Miason Rose McAndrew
Nellie Tighe
Apne Mahoney
Pnd
Mary Regan
John Gaughan
John 8. Connors
James Rush
Thomas Carroll
B. Monagle
James H. Rush
Miss McAndrew
St. Mary's Sodality
St. Patrick's Obareh
Gannon Refuses Deed Signing in Long Contempt Case
James Gannon remains in jail on contempt charges for refusing to sign a deed to his sister Mary Reil over a Swetland Street property. The dispute traces back to 1870 with multiple court actions, rulings, and appeals, ending in a 1887 equity decree requiring the deed. Gannon’s stance, age about 60, and repeated refusals mark a century‑long land contest and a string of court battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ross
James Gannon
Ganyon
Mery Reil
Swetland Street
Weat
Gannon
Isaac Post
Issi
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Common
William Swetland
Margaret William
Swetland
Mary Reil
Ausigna
Mary Williams
Mary Gannon
Heil
Gannon Refuses Deed Signing Post Supreme Court Ruling
Gannon persisted in refusing to sign the deed despite a supreme court decision. On June 15 he was arraigned for contempt a second time. Judge Edwards granted more time to sign, but Gannon returned with no change in resolve and was sent to jail where he is expected to stay, illustrating his strong will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gannon
W. F. Stanton
Gunster
Gandon
Rielon
James Gannon
George 5
Horn
Gunater
Aupreme Court
Edwards
Wcide
Local business notices and ads on South Side
South Side items show new advertising notices for Zung's Garin Shop Weittahl's store D W Humprey's pharmacy and A J Mulderig, with other storefronts and promotional material to be attended to promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Businany Hac
Zung
Garin
Weittahl
D. W. Humprey
A. J. Mulderig
Unclear excerpt rates Saraapariiin and Ginger Alo as top picks
Fragmentary text praises Saraapariiin and Ginger Alo as best selections in the context shown. No further details, dates, or events are available in the readable portion.
Personal news and society notices in New York and Bethlehem
Edward O Malley of the United States Express spent yesterday in New York. Dr Mathew Rosas of Park Place was stricken with hemorrhages but is comfortable and expected to fully recover in a few days. Miss Bertha Powell leaves for New Philadelphia to spend three weeks with Miss Savidge, Powell’s former Moravian seminary roommate in Bethlehem. Milas Miller, formerly bookkeeper for Wood Harmon & Co in this city, has joined Sho Towada as head bookkeeper at the firm’s Smoky City office after a Scranton transfer last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nucla
Myre Sonday
New York
Alton Swarts
Zang
Mathew Troy
Prospect Avonua
Batcher Frits Hog
John Loughran
St. Joseph's Church
Minooka
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Leiderkrans Society
George Fasnold
F. J. Widmayer
Edward Selbecker
Louis Conrad
Michael Natter
Jimi Notter
FW. Kiesel
D. Neuiar
John Watkins
William Watkins
W. FP. Kiesel
Mases Brown
Conrad Wingle
J. D. Ferber
Joseph Donnelly
Max Phillips
Patsy Golden
Seard
Itarrox
Joseph Cramer
Cnunecilman Pool
Hickey
Patrick Golden
John McHnale
Emil Shmidt
Patrick Rayne
Henry Allen
William Connors
Willian Gramer
John Ebelin
Jacob Miller
Porest
Edward O'Malley
United States Express Office
New York City
Mathew Rosas
Park Place
Bertha Powell
W. Powell
New Philadelphia
Savidge
Powell
Bethlehem
M. Lourie Miller
Erat
Milas Miller
Wood, Harmon & Co
Sho Towada
Smoky City
Scranton
Five Companies Will Qualify for Camp in National Guard
The article reports on efforts across regiments to have every man qualified as sharpshooter or marksman before camp, led by Company B and aiming to include B C E G and H. It notes range schedules, officer elections for Company C, and praise for Captain Kellow and the Ninth regiment’s leadership, with plans to test recruits and close the range to reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Company B
Jane A
Company
Herbert L. Chase
Frank Robing, Jr
William A. Raub
Thess Yonogasters
Molt
Company CO
William Kellow
Herman A. Madison
Wells Corwin
Whitney
Scranton City
Kellow
Ripple
Wilkes-Barre
Millar
Camp
Stranberg
W. C. Price
C. Bow Dougherty
T. L. French
J. Harding
Asher Miner
C Bow Dougherty
George W. Walthes, Jr
J. 8S Harding
Wallice
The Best Paint or None Dictates Real Estate Value
A column urges owners to invest in quality paint as the top real estate preservation step. It argues painted buildings resist deterioration, reduce repairs, and improve resale prospects, warning homes may stay unsold without proper paint.
Nobby Long-cut Double-breasted Coat Promoted For Tennis
The advert touts a Nobby blue and black serge long-cut double-breasted coat as proper summer wear for tennis players. It emphasizes fit and style for sport and leisure use.
Reduced-Priced Baby Carriages Now Available
Local store slashes prices on baby carriages to clear stock. Customers can purchase a quality stroller at the equivalent of a bargain model, while supplies last.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shaw Pianos
Stelle
Seeley
Wyoming Ave
VSA
BITAW
Emerson
New England
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Banh Cigar
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr's
Court House
Puuamil
HH. E. Ware
Foe E
Wyoming
West Side News
Gleason
Magie Davis
North Hyde Parkerry
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Judgs Gunater
Justice Green
South Side
Seranton
Tie Thimonk
Sven
Scranton Aniveluity
Contral Park
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Beneficial Association
Central Park
Picnk
John OC. Doud
Henry Z. Butler
James J. White
L. & Follett
Jacob Rowar
John Hoon
Charles Lendler
William Lendler
Vernelite McCus
Michael J. Gordon
Charles Nicodemna
Patrick Gallagher
Joan Mann
Patrick M. Kelly
Patrick M. Menvitt
Patrick Whelan
Thomas McDonough
James Shea
John Shea
John Gallagher
Frank Wran
Corpa
Philip Erhardt
Edward McGuire
John McGuire
Southworka Battery
Noonan
Raddy
Miss Monsitt
Vorest
Myrmont
Moither
Hoe
Huy the Weber
God the Best
Guernsey Broa
Neadlea & Woods and
Ballantine
J. J. Watsa
de Lackawanna Avenue
Atlantic
Reymer-Bauman
Jowett
Davis-Chambern
Fahnestock
Armstrong & McKelvy
National Lead Co
China Hall
Martin & Delany's
Wyoming Avenue
Lacka. Ave
Mellene
Weighel & Millar
Home Jersey
Boggs
C. Ditchburn
Lackawanna Ave
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce Street Bicycles and Sporting Goods
Pieter, Gondron, Eclipse, Lorell, Diamont and
Othior Wheel
Eaiaoe
Christian, the
Hatter
Spruce ST
Lacka, Avenue
Theae
Blame Carriage Works
Dix Court
John Hamlin
Anarene Veterinary Collee
Florey & Holt Y. M. C A. Building
Hosse
Gaiters, &c
Leite Arete
Columbus Monument
Uye Useo Hartman
Alevent
Antonio Hartmann
Eee Glotheys, Hetlers
Ah Furnahare
Anesthenie
Drs. Henwood
Navant
Henwood & Wardell
Wilson
Shimberg
Old Post Office
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