Street car collision injures Edward Carey in Luzerne area
A Luzerne Street car No.19 struck an Ice wagon at Seventeenth and Luzerne, injuring Edward Carey of Frink Street who was on the wagon’s back step. The wagon owned by Spring Water Ice Co. was wrecked. Dr. Gibbs found no broken bones but Carey will be laid up for days. W. H. Morgan owned the wagon with his son Will driving. The Traction Co. may face damages totaling 250.
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Luerne
Seventeenth
Luzerne
Edward Carey
Spring Water Ice Company
West Mountain
W. H. Morgan
Will Morgan
Morgan
Carey
F. H. Gibbs
The
Traction Company
Frink Street
Billy” Edwards
Alex, McTaggert
Wenzel Bauman
Children Day Exercises at Sumner Avenue Church
Children’s Day programs will be held tomorrow evening at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church starting at 6 o'clock with Rev. John Griffiths chairing. The Band of Hope under B Davies leads recitations and songs. Sunday school shifts to 11.45 o'clock during the heated term.
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Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
John Griffiths
Band of Hope
B. Davies
Hyde Park Literary Society Banquet At Price Home
Hyde Park Literary society members hold an informal banquet Monday evening at W. A. Price's home. The program features a master of ceremonies and talks on The Law by Arthur E. Davis, Bicycling by W. E. Thayer, Politics by John Blume, Our City by John J. Jones of Wales, The Women by John R. Edwards, Poetry by Charles EB House, Manual Labor by Myron J. Evang, with refreshments served.
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Hyde Park Literary Society
W. A. Price
Twastmaster
Law
Arthur E. Davis
W. E. Thayer
John Blume
Our City
John J. Jones
Wales
John R. Edwards
Charles EB
House
Myron J. Evang
Camp 178 Officers Elected at Thursday Meeting
Camp 178 Sons of America elected officers at Thursday night meeting. Professor D. W. Phil presided and announced new leadership for the organization.
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Sons of America
D. W. Phil
Local Injuries and Funeral Notices From South Side
Roger Quinnan of Cedar avenue suffered a compound fracture of the right leg at work and was taken to Lackawanna hospital. Mrs. Max Phillips of Cedar avenue tripped and fell on stairs, hurt but not seriously. James Shaughnessy of Remington avenue is seriously ill. Albert Graf of Hickory street is in danger. The funeral of Patrick Corcoran of Cedar avenue will be held this morning at St Johns church with a requiem mass at 9 90 and interment at St Josephs cemetery Minooka. The first Lackawanna line car to Pittston departed at 6 a m with Conductor P J Dolph and Motorman James Higgins, followed by half hour trips later in the day amid minor schedule interruptions. Fare to Pittston omitted.
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Roger Quinnan
Cedar Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Max Phillips
James Shaughnessy
Remington Avenue
Albert Graf
Hickory Street
Patrick Corcoran
Sunday school programs and social events in Providence churches
North Main Avenue Baptist classes 17 and 18 held an evening entertainment in the church with a long program including songs recitations and solos led by Misses Pauline Danvers and Hannah Davis. St Luke's Sunday School plans a Lake Ariel excursion July 9 with free children and paid public tickets. Presbyterian social at George Raught home on East Blakely street featured Lawrence's orchestra and praised for its beauty and enjoyment.
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North Main Avenue
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Pauline Danvers
Hannah Davis
Mr. Tongue
Lillian Lewis
Belleovue Heights
Clara Slocum
Jesus
Effie Browning
Helen Thomas
Alice Phillips
Angela
May Sims
Helen Sadler
Gertrude Morgan
Eeno
Meena
Mina
Mabel Wells
Julia Henwood
Johnnie Jones
Sadie Watkins
Agnes G. McHale
King Volmer
Elsie
Margaret V. Kelley
Charlie 8. Ross
Eva Lena Hess
N. T. Houser
Martha C. Matthews
St. Luke's Sunday School
St. Mark’s
Lake Ariel
Presbyterian Church
George Raught
East Blakely Street
Lawrence
Burns from nitric acid turpentine mixture injure local man
Osborne Richards of School street was badly burned in an in shop accident at Davis drug store yesterday afternoon. A farmer requested a nitric acid and turpentine mixture, which was prepared and corked in a bottle. Gas built up, the bottle exploded injuring Richards face and clothes. Davis treated him with ointment and doctors found his eyes largely unaffected and he was improving.
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Osborne Richards
School Street
Osborne
Davis
Miner Driver Hurt By Iron Rails On Dickson Shaft
William Atkinson, son of William Atkinson of Meylert avenue, was seriously injured at work on the Dickson shaft when a car carrying iron rails rounded a curve and rails struck him in the back. He was taken home and Dr. McDonald summoned as the full extent of injuries remains uncertain. The 2 year old child of Mr and Mrs Murphy of Brick avenue was buried at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery after funeral services held yesterday. John J. Lynett, of St Charles Seminary Baltimore, is home on summer vacation. Reverend W G Watkins returns from Bucknell University and will lead services at North Main Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow. Bible school at 2 20 p m led by William Chappel and others. Theodore Silkman and F B Silkman of North Main avenue accompany Mortimer Christmas and Walter Peck to Walton Delaware county. A King's Daughters meeting was held last night at Mrs H E Griffin home on West Market street. Miss Teresa Battle of Pittston has returned home after visiting in the area.
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Mary A
Henry Jones
Eynon Street
Washburn Street
Lindabury
Laceyville
Haydn Ashley
South Main Avenue
Mauch Chunk
M. A. Varnes
Kingston
Samuel H. Snyder
Mulleln Street
Phoebe Smith
North End
Edith James
Mears’ Hall
Keystone Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
Lake Ariel
William
William Atkinson
Meylert Avenue
Dickson
Atkinson
McDonald
Martin Murphy
Brick Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic
John J. Lynett
St. Charles Seminary
Baltimore
Hey. W. G. Watkine
Bucknell University
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Bible School
William Chappel
Theodore Silkman
F. B. Silkman
North Malin Avenue
I. Clark Guild
Mortimer Christmas
Walter Peck
Wheeling
Walton
Delaware County
King's Daughters
H. E. Griffin
West Market Street
Teresa Battle
Pittston
Local visitors convene around Capouse Avenue hosts
Mrs Henry Brownell and granddaughter Geneva of Stroudsburg visit Rev A F Chaffee and Mr Suydam on Delaware and Capouse. Professor H L Burdick travels to Maryland on business. Dr Berlinghoff and bride return from their wedding trip and plan to live on Capouse Avenue. Mrs Taylor of Brooklyn visits daughter Mrs Arndt on Capouse Avenue. Joe Laybourne, formerly of Green Ridge, in town from North Hector New York. Willa Tuttle of Waterbury visits Mrs M D Farnham on Breaker Street. Mr and Mrs Wall of Jermyn stay with daughter Mrs Farnham.
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Henry Brownell
Geneva
Stroudsburg
A. F. Chaffee
Delaware Street
Suydam
Capouse Avenue
H. L. Burdick
Maryland
Berlinghoff
Bride
Brooklyn
Arndt
Joe Laybourne
North Hector
N. Y
Green Ridge
Willa Tuttle
Waterbury
M. D. Farnham
St Mary's Lake Ariel trip and Bloomsburg normal school graduation
St Mary's congregation plans a Lake Ariel excursion on July 4 with tickets selling fast. Bloomsburg State Normal School will hold its high school commencement on Thursday July 2 at 8 pm in Washington hall with thirty graduates. Tickets for the ceremony are sold at local drugstores with general admission 16 cents and school children 10 cents.
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Gertrude Kinney
Bridgeville
Jennie Guiney
Butler Street
St. Mary's
Lake Ariel
N. T. Houser
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Washington Hall
Bone's Drug Store
McHale's Drug Store
Elm Street
George Vv. Byrne
Emma Howe
Penansylvania
Harvey Hogart
Mae Keller
Martha
Matthews
Easay
Funeral services for Fernando Reynolds held in local church
Fernando Reynolds died at his home on Thursday aged 62 years 9 months 4 days. Funeral today at 1.20 pm in the Methodist Episcopal church with interment at Dalton. Rev. Mr. Levisy of Clark's Green Baptist church to conduct services. Residents and visitors noted include Mrs. William Juston attending her brother Norman Riker’s Scranton wedding.
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Fernando Reynolds
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dalton
Levisy
Clark's Green Baptist Church
William Juston
Norman Riker
Scranton
C. H. Riker
West Nicholson
Hyde Park
Frank Belden
Byron Laubsher
Charles Depew
Missex Annie
Minnie Bortree
Throop
Harvey Fritz
Harold
Stroudsburg
Tobyhanna
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Remedy Ad
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by missions for children teething. It soothes the child and relieves pain while softening the gums and curing wind colic. Sold by druggists worldwide. ask for Mrs Winslow's Geothing Syrup. Twenty five cents a bottle.
Markets and Stocks Show Sugar Lead On Wall Street
Industrials drew speculative focus at the New York Stock Exchange with sugar leading activity on 136000 shares. Sugar prices rose from 11240 to 116% and raws strengthened while refiners lifted prices. Coalitions of bears covered and lower Wall Street interests bought after a recent one point drop. Lake Shore rose 3 percent to 158 amid modest volume. overall volume totaled 228000 shares with net gains around a half to one percent except sugar and Lake Shore. Leather and tobacco preferred fell about 1 percent as restructuring and dividend uncertainty weighed. Furnished by William Linn Allen & Co stock brokers.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Stovk
Boston
London
Germany
Canada
Lake Shore
William Linn Allen & Coo
Fara Arcetepe i Ar
A. P. Campbell
Spruce Street
Leader's Price Pushes Through an Array of Fabrics and Roses
The ad lists numerous fabrics with leader's price notes for silks, brocaded and striped silks, Perefan silks, storm serge, black figured brilliantine, belve dressy goods, printed dimities, cotton challies, ginghams, lawns, long cloth, and unbleached muslin. It also offers 100 dozen roses and fancy mowers at leader's price. Prices vary from 2c to 1.48 per unit, emphasizing discount presentation.
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Leader's
Lnc
Leader
Market News From New York and Philadelphia June Prices
New York and Philadelphia report mixed commodity prices on June data. Wheat and corn futures show dull or weak demand with sporadic activity in options. spot oats and rice mixed to firm at times. Livestock and meats mostly steady to soft, with cattle and hogs at weaker levels and fresh butter cheese markets unchanged.
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New York
Toye
Chicago
Duisl
Western Steam
South America
State
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
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News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
MR. Sweets
J. B. Sweet
Simpson Methodial Episcopal Church
Wilmington
Gettysburg
Mr. Sweet
Windsor Castle
Ashley
Matthew Murphy
Jackson Street
Murphy
St. Brenden
L. J. Richards
First Welsh Baptist Church
West Side Business Directory
Harriet J. Davis
Starner
Booth Male Avenue
J. C. King
Jackson Wheel
L. D. Powers
James Connell Lodge of Odd Fellows
Sumner Avenue
South Side News
Sumters
Providence News
Dunmore
Wall Street Review
Ing
Tobacco Co
Wily OG
Gily Am
Sug
Ref
Canada Southern
Chicago Gas
Vows City On
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Cily
N. W
Mil
St. P
Pace
Del
Dist
C. F
Gen. Electric
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Nash
M. K
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N. J Entral
L. E
Wes
Omaha
Phil Busden
Southern RR Eens
Big Southern R. R Pr
Ai Tenn
C. & Iron
Texas Pacifie
Union Parifle
Chicago Board OF Trade
Yale
Bahail Oh
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Wee Scranton Lace Curtain Co
National Boring & Drill
First
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R & Btopper Co
Elmhurst Boulevard
Wyoming Ave
Buffalo Live
Philadelphia
Phiadelphia
Coun
Oil City
Scranton Savings Bank
Bonta Plate Glass Co
Pee Ee Adey
Scranton Car Replacer Co
Scranton Packing Co
Seference Weston Mill Co
Lackawanna Iron & Steel
Third National Bank
Scranton Traction Co
Scranton Glass Co
Eitien Scranton
People's Street
Scranton & Pittston
Airac. Co
Bees Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
Svrhool
City of
Imp
Borough of Winton
Erred
Ivo Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Connnene
Scranton Axle Works
Eee Iu
Lackawanna Avenue
Ofte Novelty
Sapien Lava
James Moir
First National Bank
Callon
Old Reliable
E. Robinson
Pis Loge
Mart
Matthews Bros
Drugglat
Geranten
Frothingham
Edison
Dan Rice
Adams and Mulberry Street
Heart Lake, Susq’a CO
U. & Crofut, Proprietor
Binghamton
Montrose and Lackawanna
Alford Station
Montrose
Ridirondack
Catskill Mountains
Porter
Steinway & Son
Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
N. A . Holbert’s
Music Store
DR. Lobb
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