West Scranton Death After Roof Fall and Local Notices
Babs Gothier of 1920 Jackson Street died last evening from injuries after a roof fall in Hyde Park shaft two weeks earlier. He also suffered pneumonia recently. His daughter Mary was badly burned by hot coffee but recovered. He was active in St. Joseph's German Catholic society and Hyde Park Shaft Accidental Fund, survived by several sons and daughters. Funeral planned for Friday, burial in Cathedral cemetery. Loyal Knights of the Masons and Sons of Temperance elect officers for the new term. Officers installed Monday July 1 by Deputy John W. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Knights and Sons of Temperance
Bt. Patrick's
Babs Gothier
Jackson Street
Hyde Park
Mary
Gothier
St. Joseph's German Catholic Society
Hyde Dark Shaft
Greorge
Central Labor Union
John
Bala
Christ
Frank
Maggie
Susie
Catharal
West Side Hospital
House of Representatives
Harrishire
South Main Avenue
Welsh Dalvinistic Methodist Church
Red Men's Hall
Ida Bates
Philadelphia
Mennessy
Williams
Philip J. Davies
W. E. Thayer
New York
C. L. Teeter
Brooklyn
Bert Baldwin
Stroudsburg State Normal School
St. Leo's Battalion
Jackson Street Baptist Church
No. 19
Grace R. Peck
Sarah Thomas
Hampton Street
Reba Thomas
North
Lincoln Avenue
Eleanor Thomas
Kingston
John H. Walker
Bangor
Division Street
Belle Clarke
Trench Accident Leaves Worker Bruised on Seventh Street
Andrew Janusensky a laborer was buried by a sudden fall of dirt on Seventh Street yesterday. Fellow workers rescued him and he was taken by West Side Hospital ambulance in an unconscious state but soon regained consciousness. He suffered severe bruising with no broken bones and lives on Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Janusensky
Seventh Street
Janusensky
West Side Hospital
Tjmnusevsky
Chestnut Street
Ripple division No 45 Sons of Temperance meeting
Ripple division No 45 of the Sons of Temperance met Monday evening at Sh Morgan s hill. Members discussed fraternal activity and future charitable works planned within the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple Division
Sons of Temperance
Sh. G. Morgans’ Hill
St Patrick’s parochial school closes with ceremony lineup
The annual closing exercises at St Patrick’s paraschool are set for tomorrow morning in the church basement. Miss Alice Carey is the valedictorian with graduates including Alice Carey Anna Burst Mary McAndrew and others. A lengthy musical program features violins guitars and piano with multiple student soloists and an oration by Mina Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Parochial School
Alice G. Carey
Alice Genevieve Carey
Anna Regina Burst
Mary Gabriel McAndrew
Maury Angela Mack
Mary Agnes Jordan
Teresa Thephonsue McCoy
Allee Regina Cooper
Catherine Sylvester Higains
Dora Angela Riddle
Allee G. Carey
God
Boy Takes Long Walk From Scranton to South Canaan
Chorge Auer, son of Mr and Mrs Charles L Auer of Oxford Street, left home without telling his parents and walked to Carbondale to visit grandparents in South Canaan. He rode briefly with a farmer, spent the night there, then continued to his grandparents for breakfast the next day. The grandfather notified Mrs Auer by telegraph upon learning of the trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chorge
Charles L. Auer
Oxford Street
Carbondale
South Canaan
Pioneer City
South Cannan
Farner
Farmers House
Young Auer
Thine
Scranton
Little traveler returns home after rough landfall
A small traveler was brought home safely after a journey that included rough landings. He appeared to enjoy the experience and had little trouble in finding his way back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haan
Joint church and group excursions to area lakes
Local religious and fraternal groups announce multiple outings this summer. The First Welsh Congregational churches plan a Lake Lodore trip on August 13, South Main and West Market streets. Other excursions include Sloan Central Mine Accidental Fund on June 2, Ancient Order of Hintone on July 4 at Mountain Park, Washburn Street Presbyterian on July 31, St John’s German Catholic at Weber’s Grove on July 9, Continental Mine Accidental Fund to Lake Ledare on July date, and St Brenden’s Council Tasti fire to Atlantic City on August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Welsh Congregational Church
South Main Avenue
West Market Street
Welsh Congregational Church
Lake Lodore
Sloan Central Mine Accidental Fund
Order of
Hintone
Mountain Park
Washburn Street
St. John's
Weber's Grove
Taylor
Lake Ledare
St. Brenden's Council
Young Men's Tastifire
Atlantic City
Enterprise lodge officers elected at Loyal Knights meeting
Enterprise lodge No 21 of the Loyal Knights of America elected officers: Worthy master J E B Oliver, worthy deputy master Albert Bush, recording secretary Joseph Oliver, assistant recording secretary Robert Thomas, conductor Benjamin James, resistent conductor William Deacon, Inside Tyler Dot Ludwigs, Outside Tyler William J Jenkins. A committee was named to plan a summer resort outing with two free tickets per member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
J. E B. Oliver
Albert Bush
Joseph Oliver
Robert Thomas
Benjamin James
William Deacon
Tyler
Dot Ludwigs
William J. Jenkins
Wier and Mullen to Wed at St Patrick's Church
At 11 o'clock this morning Dominick Wier of South Scranton and Miss Anna Mullen of Division Street will be united in marriage at St Patrick's Catholic church. The Wheater Fellows wedding will be solemnized at 8 20 this evening not at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Wier
South Scranton
Anna Mullen
Division Street
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Wheater-Fellows
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Large party to sail for old country from city
A sizable and respected party plans to depart the city for the old country aboard the White Star liner Germanic in July. R. A. Morgan & Son announce the closing of their banking offices. a few berths remain for immediate applicants at 103 North Main Avenue.
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Old Country
White Star Ocean
A. R. G. Morgan & Son
North Main Avenue
West Side hospital funding approved in Harrishire
General notes report the house passing a 15000 dollar appropriation for the West Side hospital. The summary also mentions local church social events, a dynamite accident injuring George Boos, various community meetings, and routine civic notices in Harrishire and nearby streets.
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs Free Sample Offer
A great surprise awaits users of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. The proprietor authorizes every druggist to give a free sample bottle, claiming it cures acute or chronic coughs. Sold by all druggists at a price of 50 cents per bottle.
Pan-American Exposition Sightseers and Local Meeting Notice
A group spent the day at Lake Scranton and a gospel meeting is set for tonight at Hyde Park avenue and Pettebone street. The tent will open each evening at 7 30 with David H Williams of North Rebecca Avenue in attendance. The narration mentions Pan-American exposition sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Scranton
Hyde Park Avenue
Pettebone Street
David H. Williams
North Rebecca Avenue
Dudley Handley Rites Held at Cathedral Cemetery
The remains of Dudley M. Handley were laid to rest in Cathedral Cemetery after a funeral mass at St. John's Church. Rev. T N Tierney officiated and Rev. E J Melley delivered the sermon. Pallbearers were Patrick Tierney, Joseph Bittle, John Carroll, Michael Durkin, Anthony Fell and Michael Lavelle with flower bearers John Lavelle, Dennis Crolly, August Conniff and David Lavelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley M. Handley
Cathedral
Pittston Avenue
St. John's Church
T. N. Tierney
E. J. Melley
Patrick Tierney
Joseph Bittle
John Carroll
Michael Durkin
Anthony Fell
Michael Lavelle
John Lavelle
Dennis Crolly
August Conniff
David Lavelle
Odd Fellows Celebrate Twelfth Anniversary in Cedar Hall
The twelfth anniversary of James Connell lidge No. 170 Independent Order of Odd Fellows is celebrated tonight at Cedar avenue and Willow street hall. The programme includes addresses by L Johler and ex-Recorder Moir, musical pieces by Tisdell and Hausrath, ventriloquial acts by Arthur Morgan and Charles Hartley, and solo performances by Charles Steinle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Connell Lidge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Cedar Avenue
Willow Street
L. Johler
Tisdell
Hausrath
Arthur Morgan
Charles Hartley
Moir
Charles Steinle
Patriotic council elects officers at Schimpff's hall
At the regular Patriotic council No 822 meeting in Schimpff's hall the newly nominated officers were elected including Councillor Tullus Her and Vice Councillor William Bresser Jr. Other posts filled include recording secretary F A Tisdell and assistant recording secretary William Eran. Also named were financial secretary J H Walker treasurer William Young conductor Fred Maher warden Charles Decker inside sentinel Joseph Schulta outside sentinel Robert Hatfield and alternate state council John Wolf. Miss Wmima Holder of Cedar Avenue returns from a two week visit with friends at Honesdale and Seeleyville. The singing society at M Robinson's brewery disrupts local residents with late rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Council
United American Mechanics
Schimpff
Tullus Her
William Bresser, Jr
F.A. Tisdell
William Eran
J. H. Walker
William Young
Fred Maher
Charles Decker
Inside Sentinel
Joseph Schulta
Outside Sentinel
Robert Hatfield
W. Bresser
M. Coss
State Council
John Wolf
Wmima Holder
Cedar Avenue
Honesdale
Seeleyville
M. Robinson's Brewery
Pen Coal Delivers to South Side and Hyde Park Areas
Coal at 1.50 per ton delivered to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders to J. T. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Avenue. Phone 6683.
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South Side
Central City
Central Hyde Park
J. T. Sharkey
Cedar Avenue
Green Ridge Church ExcurSions and Community Notices
Sabbath schools from Green Ridge Baptist and Providence and Asbury Methodist Episcopal churches plan an excursion to Lake Loa dove tomorrow with many tickets sold. Commencement at St Pauls Parochial school is Friday at 7 20. W C T U meets this afternoon at Mrs John Harvey home 1822 Penn Ave. A chaperoned picnic party includes Miss Clark Woodruff and several youths at Nay Aug Park yesterday.
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Green Ridge
John Harvey
Penn Avenue
J. 8. Miller
Clark Woodruff
Electric Avenue
Nay Aug Park
Lillian Poster
Margaret Woodruffs
Margaret Thomason
Helen Marsh
Hazel Tobey
Mae Ludeck
Charles Tobey
John Price
Albert Tobey
van Allen Thomason
Allen Woodruff
Stanley Hurley
Warren Fuller
Leland Marsh
Monroe Whitney
Through Siberia Journey to the Arctic Perils and Rescue Efforts
Stadling recounts a 1898 Swedish trek to trace Andree the balloonist, traversing Lena Delta to Yenisei by boat and dog sled. He describes brutal Siberian winter, permafrost depths, Shamanist beliefs among Tungus, and perilous crossing of tundra to return via Trans Siberian routes, suggesting Andree did not land east of Taimyr.
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Stadling
Sweden
Andree
Lena Delta
New Siberian Islands
Leni River
Vyakutsk
Artic Sean
Pacific
Helme
Siberia
Tangus
Lena
Stadhing
Yakut Androssoff
Isil
Jeanette
Noros
Nindemann
de Long
United States
Erref
Mr. Staching
Talmyr Peninsula
Yenisei
Siberian
Stadling Payst
Taimyr
Ffaimyr
Death of West Scranton resident Thomas Sheridan
Thomas Sheridan of 25 Hampton street West Scranton died yesterday after a six day illness. Survived by his wife two brothers James and John Sheridan and sister Mrs Richard Kelly. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sheridan
West Scranton
Hampton Street
James
John Sheridan
Richard Kelly
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Unrest at Dunmore stone crusher halts work after pay doubts
Workers under Commissioner McDonald quit the Dunmore stone crusher site about 9 am amid pay uncertainties. Burgess Bursehell may withhold warrants, prompting a pause until a settlement is reached. Also listed are unclaimed letters and a St Mark's church lawn social tonight hosted by Agnes guild women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Burgess Bursehell
Thomas Harber
Quincy Avenue
John Hayes
Mary Loughney
Smith Street
Thomas Langan
Drinker Street
George Moor
Ada MecLans
Spencer Martin
James Mahady
Katherine O'Malley
Pred Purpey
Swingle
Cherry
Elm Streets
Willian Veanve
Walter van Sickle
New York Street
Myre
Wagner
Maiacison Avenue
Angelo Chime
Vincenzo Baghiocenta Dio Antonio
St. Mark's Chamb
Alissieer
Agnes’ Guild
Vhs
Tyrolean Wood Carving Valley Describes St Ulrich Life
English visitors recount life in the Gardner Valley Tyrol famed for wood carving. St Ulrich houses 2800 wool carvers, chalets, and saints statues, with families carving crucifixes skulls and dolls. Workers toil from childhood, selling wares to depots via local paths and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Valley
Tyrol
St. Ulirich
St. Trich
St. Peter
St. Paul
Virgin
Andreas Hofer
St. Anthony
Noah's Ark
St. Anthony's
St. Uhieh
Foturdow
Angela
Women in Japan Reflect Limited Roles and Quiet Strength
Atina Northend Benjamin notes that Japanese husbands often control outings and meals while wives may dine separately. Yet women enjoy some liberty and companionship, though they remain far from equal status, with lingering Western stereotypes about geisha. She urges slower gender-comrade growth to perfect Japanese civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soveral
Japan
Greece
Meat Not Corruptive Says Evershody Magazine
A historically styled claim argues there is no evidence that moderate meat consumption corrupts morals or makes a cannibal or a murderer. It challenges beliefs that a vegetarian diet can soften manners or reform villains. The piece questions dietary influence on virtue and cites speculative testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evershody
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Arthur Thomas
George RB. Davies
John W. Thomas
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G. W W. Jenkins
M. Jordan
Po MeoHale
Kennerly
S. Hittenhouse
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J. McHugh Jorchestra
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Boy
Valenciennes
Globe Warehouse
General News
SASS
Brass and Iron
Scranton Steam Pump Co
Fort
Patrick McAndrew
Stark
John Ludt
Meridian Street
H. A. Cramer
Lafayette Street
Dunmore Cemetery
Dunmore
DR. Mackenzies
Pauli Building
Spruce St
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London
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