Two Local Deaths in Lackawanna County
Fred J. Leslie died at his mother in law's home on Hospital Street after a period of ill health. He was 34 and survived by his wife and infant child. In a separate notice, Mr and Mrs William H H Coleman mourn the loss of one of twin boys who died after several days illness. Funeral is scheduled for tomorrow at 3 90 o clock with interment in St Rowe cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Leslie
Ann Quinn
Hospital Street
William HH. Coleman
St. Rowe
Miss Jennie Finnerty to wed Stanley Maxwell near Joplin
Miss Jennie Finnerty left for Joplin Missouri tonight to marry Stanley Maxwell who works in Carthage near Joplin. She is accompanied by Miss Mercella Maxwell who will join her parents there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Finnerty
Joplin
Missouri
Mercella Maxwell
Miss Finnerty
Stanley Maxwell
Carthage
Social Notes From Local Set
Mrs J FE Burr entertains her brother Dr J Conger Ryan of New York. George Giles and family went to Ele lake for several weeks at their cottage. Mr and Mrs G B Kimball are staying at Fern Hall Crystal lake. Mr and Mrs Bert Hall returned to Honesdale. Engineer George Dubois resumed work after a week’s illness. H T Reilly of the News visits Altoona friends. Miss Dora Gardner has returned home from Crystal lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE. Burr
J. Conger Ryan
New York
George Giles
Ele Lake
G. 8. Kimball
Fern Hall
Crystal Lake
Bert Hall
Honesdale
Delaware
Tmacheson
George Dubois
H. T. Reilly
Altoona
Dora Gardner
Park Street
Jermyn and Mayfield Notes Open Air Concert Tonight
Hogarths band plays on J. D. Stocker lawn with a program including The Big Five over ture Child’s Favorite and New York Journal tunes. District Deputy Cookson installs Pride of Jermyn lodge officers and a social session follows with cake fruit and ice cream.
Welcome Spring Time Program at Columbus Building
The pupils of Miss Dodson’s room present a 2 o clock afternoon program in the Columbus building Blakely. All parents and friends are invited to enjoy items including The Sunflower by Ida Wrightson and When You Come Back to Georgia solo by Mary Lewla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dods
Columbus
Blakely
School
Ida Wrightson
Georgia
Solo
Mary Lewla
School and town notes from Green Ridge events and visits
A list of school plays and pupils names includes The Daisies and Playing Doctor with performers Louisa Weaver Florence Priest and Clara Mc Airey. Local residents Mrs Ca sie R Balley Noxen and Miss Myrtle Ensign Binghamton are mentioned visiting relatives and guests with several calls and visits noted in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ward
Josie Williams
Kenneth White
Louisa Weaver
Solo
Florence Priest
Mary Green
Clara McAirey
Willie Boland
Mary Nace
Ruth Hull
Bessie, Allen
Schuyter Kare
Alo
Rachel Whitby
Mary Ann Lewis
Mamma
Emma Krévits
Good-Tye Susie
Carmela Charles
Ida Wrightson
Daniel Watkins
Green Ridge
Taylor
Mies Mamel Timlin
Jermyn
De Moss family concert at Welsh Baptist church noted
Taylor area reports a De Moss family concert at the Welsh Baptist church with six artists. Miss Licnie Medge, daughter of Mrs. John Mode, lies in Moses Taylor hospital in critical condition after a lamp incident. Other local items include amateur contests, lodge meetings, and visitors from Scranton and Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Moss
Ivrle Burda
Sibley
William Crockrell
Hotel Hidgeways
Thomas Thorburn
Scranton
Temple of
W. T. Roberts
Jermyn
Susie Morris
James Moran
Grove Street
Lackawanna Lodge
American Protestant Association
P. J. Dailey
Pittston
Joseph Hannick
St. Mary's College
Haltimore
Local Social Notes From Nearby Towns
Mrs. Theodore Miller returned home on Friday from a week's visit in Stroudsburg. Miss Grace Von Storch spent part of last week with her uncle at Clark's Summit. Henry M. Ives spent a few days last week in Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Mrs. A. C. Shoemaker returned to Wyoming last Saturday after visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry M. Ives. A Upper, In charge of Mrs. Stull, will be served in the Methodist church on Wednesday evening. A business meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will be held in the church on Wednesday afternoon at 4 oclock. Mrs. J. W. Price has arrived home after spending a week with relatives in Chester, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Miller
Stroudsburg
Grace von Storch
Clark's Summit
Henry M. Ives
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
A. C. Shoemaker
Wyoming
Stull
Peckville Notes on Local Officials and Evangeline Talk
Mr Miles Tt Wademan of Lancaster representing the Junior Order Varied American Mechanics attends the water convention in Lancaster. Jessup Hose Company members attend the elevating event in Wilwon Fire. A V Mace named Peckville postmaster, duties start July 1, 100. Rev W H Williams evangelist to speak tonight at Peckville Baptist Church on The Last Romp with the Tower. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Tt. Wademan
Lancaster
Wate
Wilwon Fire Company
A. V. Mace
Peckville
Mace
W. H. Williams
Manila Pupils and the Flag Salute in Philippines
A Manila Tribune description details how Philippine school pupils honor the flag. The principal signals the salute as students rise and the flag is presented. Pupils raise the right hand palm down to forehead level and repeat the salute in unison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Manila
Salute customs in schools described for pledge and flag
The passage details school salutes to the flag during the pledge. It notes variations including the right hand extended toward the flag, then dropped at the end, with songs like America sung in unison. Some schools use silent salutes or different routines for younger children. Principals may adopt Silent Salute daily or Edge Salute for special occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ths
Rajeed
False antiques exploit cheap reproductions in furniture trade
The article details how true replicas can be honest when sold as such but calls out the deception of passing off reproductions as originals. It describes materials like poplar and maple, methods to veneer soft bases, and a steam hot air workshop process to finish pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waich Curlos
Man and Bird in Collision on Southern Railway
A dove struck the right eye of locomotive engineer Charles Wallace when a passenger train near Juliet, Monroe County, sped at sixty miles per hour. The dove’s body shattered the cab glass briefly. Wallace suffered eye injury likely disabling. The train proceeded to Juliet without further incident as the fireman assisted. The dove was killed and the window remained intact apart from a clean hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Journal
Southern Railway
Juliet
Monroe County
Charles Wallace
Wallace
Macon
Union
Bo Great
Maniac Kills Two Men After State Asylum Release
William H. Robinson, recently discharged as cured from the Louisiana State Insane Asylum, killed Willam Stoesael and a youth named Whittaker in New Orleans. A pursuing crowd threatened lynching until Robinson took refuge in the Parish prison with Sheriff Klock and deputies guarding the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
William H. Robinson
State Insane Asylum
Willam
Stoesael
Whittaker
Klock
Reduced Rail Rates to Philadelphia for Turnfest
Pennsylvania Railroad offers single fare round trip tickets from all stations for Gymnastic Union Festi val North American event in Philadelphia. Tickets on sale June 15 and 16, valid for travel to Philadelphia June 15 to 17, return by June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Piadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lehigh Valley Excursions for National Conventions and Events
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces excursions to the National Democratic convention in Kansas City Missouri July 4 to plus limited return passes for Cincinnati Ohio July 12 15 and Chautauqua New York July 6 8. One fare for round trip with limited return dates. additional deposits and fees apply. consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Reduced excursion fares to Charleston for N E A meet
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip excursion tickets from all stations to Charleston South Carolina for the National Educational Association meeting July 7 to 13. Fare is one fare plus 2 dollars, tickets sold July 6 to inclusive, return allowed until September 1 with Washington stopover on deposit of ticket and 1 dollar fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Y. PA
Seen National Convention
Cincinnat
Cincinnati
Convention National Educational Association
Charleston
National Educational Association
8. C
Pennsylvania Railrod Company
Washington
Baseball Standings and Player Notes From Early League Parade
Baseball standings list teams such as Philadelphia Chicago New York and St Louis with scattered player mentions including Bernhard McParland Dineen Cuppy and Clements. Partial notes reference Brooklyn and other clubs with lineups Hawley Cooran Bowerman Farrell Kennedy Farrell and Hittetler Ureitenstein with Powell and Crier in multiple entries.
Lake Shore Line Keeps Dust Down With Oil Sprinkling
Travelers on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway praise smooth journeys as tracks are sprinkled with oil at intervals. Management is said to prioritize passenger comfort and "Gorfort of Ita pitrons" appears as a garbled note about patron care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Railway
Ita Pitrons
Michigan
Scranton Attorneys and Officials Listed in Local Directory
A long OCR fragment lists lawyers including Richard J. Bourke Lackawanna Avenue and D B Belpoglo with Meare Building offices. It also mentions J W Wro wing and Edward Thayer among others, plus rail timetables and local business notices.
Atlantics Beat Athletica In One Sided Inning Win
The Atlantics defeated the Athletica 88 to 2 in a lopsided game at Wilkes Barre. The City Hall team overwhelmed the court house lineup as Wall Street clerks fielded a large roster of local players including Deiter Pillipe Howells Eisel Walker Gritting Lynott Drown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantics
The
Athletica
Court House
Wilkes- Barre
Court Howe Gear
Telty
Elt Wall Clerks
Tase Wall
Court Howe
Elty Hall Tei
Gonigildon
Hal Deiter
Frank Pillipe
Doh Howells
Edward Eisel
Chrit Walker
Charles Schroeder
Tom
Local Army Doctor Praises Chamberlain Remedy in Cuba
Charles H. Marks serving at the Second Division Hospital of the Fifth Army Corps in Santiago de Cuba used Chamberlains Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea and found it effective. Sold by all druggists Matthews Bros wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Marks
Iurse
Fifth Army Corps
Santiago de Cuba
Matthews Bros
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Lackawanna County
Carbondale
Mayfield
Jermyn Schools
Hogarth
J. D. Stocker
Main Street
Thomas
Parenthia
Camp
Ripley
Bleger
New York Journal
Selix
Cookson
Elisabeth Mann
Anne Penrose
Elizabeth Toman
First Baptist
Rachel Griffiths
Susie Cure
Stroudsburg Normal School
Nellie Boundy
John Jenkins
Martha B. Walsh
Eva Quinn
M. 8. Collins
Avery
H. A. Willman
Gaughter
Mandane
Middletown
Conn
Ralph
Wesleyan University
Miss O'Malley
Mayfield Friends
Clarence Blakeslee
New York City
Archie Martin
Fourth Street
Olyphant
Taylor News
Miss Hodge
Dalton
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Maniac
Louisiana Insane Asylum
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Kansas City
Sra
Chautauqua
N. Y
People’s Exchange
Bensit
Thasa
Lake Winola
F. W. Borchers
Cedar Avenue
Penn Avenue
Alty
ACTES
Kood
Barta
Inwa
Jartoilan
Joie U. Sehwentor
Lack Avenue
FR. Tribune
Stone Avenue
Horny Street
Geri
K. Prear
Ee Ee
Wotusework
5. C. Mears
South Main Are
Pennsylvania
Flar
van Dusen
Agenta
Bay City
Mich
Werk
Addreen UL
Frank
Gokford
Court
Trevinemert
Pith
Witnathan Lin
Fenily
Ae Hidieeckewers
Young NG
Hewkkerpwr
Addie
Wyoming Avenue
Dinmere
Howard
Trdquire
Dou Ward
Akiee
Keward
Coal Exchange
Hall
Morton Hill
Jo Chiereomad
Oomat
Briggs
A.B. Briggs
North Main Avenue
Kicke
Coréner Adams and Mulberry
Mr. Clothiers
Tribune
Caldwell & Baker
Fernclipf
Lake Carey
Oal Martin
Via
Seone Ee One
Bernhard
Brooklyne
Rt. WW
New Var
Sccsesecees
Carrick
Hawley
Cooran
Bowerman
Kennedy
Farrell
Aspire
Latham
St. Lovia
Ureitenstein
Peile
Powell and Crier
LEGAL
Scranton Lace Curtain Company
Whch
W. Taylor
Certified Public Accountant
Architects
Edward H. Davis
Connell Building
Frederick L. Hrown
Arciitrect
Price Building
Washington Avenue
Mhunes
Joseph Kelley
Lindon
Paull Building
Spruce Street
LO. Lyman
Private
Hosital
Cor
Mulberry
Dn. c
I. F. Reynolds
Tne
Elk Cape
Franklin Avenue
Ratowanne P. Zeigler
Proprletor
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Richard J. Bourke
Fie
Lackawanna Avenue
General Law
Tual News
J.w. Wrowning
Meare Building
D. B. Beplogle
Sprece Street
Frank F. Boyle
Worr
Wietard, Warren & Bnaip
Republican
Tpsser & Jessup
Pea & Eee
Sellore At Lave
Commonwealth Bulliling
Rooina
Tamer W. Oakpord
AP Tay Rood
GIS
G10 Board of Trade
Pete OE Iier
Epward W. Thayer
Meare Bilighting
L.A. Watres
Attorney-Atlaw. Com
Fonwealth Unitiding
Scrantom, Pa
Fh Pitcher, Attorney-Atlaw
Commonwealth Dulldtine
Pattrason. & A Wilcox, Traders’ Hank Building
Aders’ Nation VE
Copeys
Physicians and Surgeons
Pr. W
E Allen
Nortil
Nyepue
OFFIC
Walberg
Mawr
Tiwe
Fiim
Tinal Rene
Joe Roy
Vth
Beyiill
Ron Thoms
W. EB. Mumley
A. M
Leeds
A. Tr, Clark & CO
Sfedman and Nitfis
Eryman, Stor
Wishinagten
North Multi Avenue
Tim
Josep Ruetins
Dackawansa Avenue
J Piers Conto
Megargee Bros
G. Haintery
BPI Lats
Volo
Yawae
Pinanones
Scranton, Pa
D. & US KR
Geneva
Rochester
Niagvara Falls
Chicago
Mack Diamond
Rae
Pullman
New Jersey
Liberty Streets
South Ferry
Whitehall
Travid
Newark
Plizabeth
Easton
Dethleh Altontown
Mauch Chunk
White Haven
Bos Expres
Fitton and
Wilkes-Barre
Bayerr m
Oy LM
Mountain Parash
Sum Is & m
Laneuch
Ocean Grove
Aim
Ontario and Western
R. R
Joe
Peres
Ton
Dale
Codesia
M. Wiha
North Bowne
Lowe
Sera Carbona Toni
Hale
Atelve
Cudosia
Malm
Hata
Anderson
Qin
Pus
York
WEES
Buswe Incent
Scranei
Hace Kaetner
Codar Avenue
Manger
Santiago
Arvid Anderson
Rolandon
Stockholm
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
A. FR. Wood
Gen. Coe Act
J. F. Wutchinson
Mgr
Del
Lacka
Western
Thaiford Tone
Qeave Renauten
JM IO
FOO
WLS
Hoboken
Poo
North
Sai
Oswego
Buras Cte
Athea
Montrose
Amc
Nicholeon
Binghamton
Onwero
Seriouio
Utica
Veron
Bloomeahure
Smith
Scrantion
Bloemehung
Delaware and Hudson
Prain
Lodore
Wilkes
Fort
Eral Acea
Pat
Vor Carhendale
Withee Barte
Albany
Mhdtate
Honeydale
Lake Lefore
United States
Canada
J. W. Birdick
Erie and
Epri
Dpleys
Ariel Art
Vroinu
Porte
Erie Railroad
Onder
Ladben
Wadete
Lowi Bho
Adame Avenue
J. T. Kelga
Mt Sauiany
Beleman Brow
M. Norfet Tackawanny &Venuu
L G Schutser
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