Struggle Continues After Phillipsburg Telegram
A telegram from the Phillipsburg area reports operators agreeing to pay no more than 40 cents gross and calls for miners to support fund subscriptions. The message urges timely, liberal responses to aid the ongoing strike effort and directs funds to Michael T. Conway in Philipsburg and others in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipsburg
Pukissona
Center County
Thomas McGher
Scranton
Grosaton
Strugel
Michagn T. Conway
Jolief Comnitina
Muara
McGhee
Dermott
Posible
Michael T. Conway
Pullipaburg
McGugs aAnple McCramorr
Struck by a Street Car Injures Barber Asphalt Worker
Thomas Malla aged about 50 of 817 South Washington avenue was struck by a street car on North Washington avenue near Larch street while working with a crew repairing asphalt. He stepped back on the track and was dragged a short distance but escaped serious injuries. He was treated by Dr. Walter Keedy at Dr. O Malleys office and returned home by ambulance.
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Thomas Malla
Acd
Iviarias
Thomas Malia
Washington Avenue
Barber Asphalt Works
Larch Street
Malla
Mali
O'Malley
Effles
Walter Keedy
Ladka- Tanne
Ambulanca
After School Niagara Falls Excursion by Erie Line
Erie line offers a personally conducted trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls for teachers scholars and the public at low rates. Train reaches Falls at 4 p m on June 2 with return the next day leaving Buffalo at 4 40 p m and Carbondale stop at 6 59 a m. Prices 3 00 for adults and half fare for children five to twelve. Departure from Scranton via D H L at 6 40 a m.
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Falls
Thoreday
Erie Linea
Buffalo
Niagar
Falla
Budalo City
County Committee Meeting Called for July 14 1804
Secretary Browning mails circulars urging county committee members to meet at the Central Republican Club rooms on Washington Avenue Saturday July 14 at 2 PM. Purpose to set lime and price for a county convention and handle other business, with Ex-Mayor Fellows disputing calls and Powell’s authority.
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Browning
Tie Apqvantens
Tug Rypeubican Covnty Comanrrren
Scranton
Pag Die 87
IMM
Rembera
Repubicad Club Rooms
Washington Avenue
Owlock P
Dew. Ponson, Altest
Ciairman
Davied
Davis
Asbtant
J. W. Browning
Central Republican Club
Powell
Visiting Coal Dealers Tour Scranton
Two delegations of coal dealers arrived Tuesday evening and left yesterday. The New Jersey group visited Honesdale and the gravity roll while the Utica delegation toured nearby mines and depots. Both parties praised Scranton hospitality and said they benefited from their stay in the Wyoming Valley.
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New Jersey Coal Exchange
O'Cloyl
Wilkes Barra
Utica
Binghamton
Southworks
New Jersey
Honesdale
Wyoming Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Newark
Motion to Amend Record in Sabbath Law Case
Colonel F L Hitchcock acting for Pastor's union moved in court yesterday to amend the Alderman Post record in a Sabbath law case against McGuarrah and Thoman. UB Prine for defense called Hitchcock's move anomalous while citing Wyoming county precedent by Judge Sittser. Judge Archibald reserved decision.
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F. & Hitchcock
Heurday
F. L. Hitchcock
Durge Archiald
Alderman Post
McGuarrah & Thoman
UB. Prine
Colonel Hitchcock
Wyoming
Sittser
Archbuld
Parcel Wagon Delights City On Fair Road
The Baler on Lackawanna Avenue yesterday unveiled a parcel wagon praised as the most attractive of its kind in the city. It was built for the firm by Studenbaker Bros of South.
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Lackawanna Avenue
Studenbaker Bros
South
The Pair Wagon Displayed in Bend Indiana
Bend Indiana showcases a finely crafted wagon used for transporting packages. The wagon is painted artistically with a protective cover and gold gilt lettering reading The Pair along its sides and back.
Afternoon Tea Honors Miss Holmes and Miss Stanton of Honesdale
The Misses Coursen hosted an afternoon tea at 645 Mulberry Street in honor of Miss Holmes and the Misses Stanton of Honesdale. Several young guests attended including Archibald, Archbold, Blair, Hant, Seybolt, Romaine Seybolt, Louise Seybolt, Dickson, Mott, Welles, Decker, Beasel, Nellie Mattes, the Kingsburys, Jermyn, Susa Jermyn, and Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missea
Mulberry Street
Miss Holmes
Misses Stanton
Honesdale
Amon
Miss Archibald
Mise Angugin Archbold
Misa Blair
Miss Hant
Miss Seybolt
Romaine Seybolt
Louise Seybolt
Miss Dickson
Misa Mott
Miss Welles
Decker
Beasel
Nellie Mattes
Adjourned inquest into George Deacle death at Murvine shaft
The inquest into George Deacle's death at the Murvine shaft on June 10 resumes at Providence with coroner Kelley presiding. Witnesses describe safety concerns, timbering issues, and differing views on the site’s danger while testimony continues to determine cause of death.
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George Deacle
Murvine
Edwin Ro Lericl
Providence
Ofsers
Kelley
Vosbure
Il M Miller
Dwele
Eife
Vosburg
Dencle
Harge
George Abbot
Miller
City Workers to Be Paid Saturday and Police Log Turmoil
City employees will receive pay on Saturday while police report few arrests. Teachers were paid yesterday and officers drilled at the armory. Amateur photographers may find landscapes at Woodlawn Park. A performance of The Fall of Babylon is planned for this afternoon at the stage.
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Armory
Woodlawn Park
Green Ridge
Babylon
Common
Stleet
Joint Streets and Bridges Committee
Dentist Da C Lavnacn Continues Work at Wyoming Ave
Da C Lavnacn dentist remains at the Gas and Water company building on Wyoming Avenue as latest improvements extend into Keranvon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Lavnacn
Gas and Water Company
Wyoming Avenue
Keranvon
Arson Trial for Carbondale Youths Opens in Oyer Court
John Monk Jr and William Tall faced arson charges for a February 10 fire at Joan P Phillips home. Testimony described kerosene smell and a bottle found near a box in the baseboard area. The case hinges on circumstantial evidence as defense and prosecution present their arguments.
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John Monk, Jr
William Tall
Carbondale
Oyer and Terminer Court
Archbald
Joan P. Phillips
John Harhes
Phillips’ Place
Phillips’ Howse
John P. Phillips
Adelbert Coogan Nol
Phillips’ House
Teathnony
Kelley
Commonwealth
Knepp
Joseph O'Utrien
J. T. McAndrew
Mary van Scoten
Patagonia
Jude Archbald
Matteo Campanella
Niccolo Pizarro
Antonio Barbariui
Peckville
Philadelpus
Gunster
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Spring Blood Remedy
An old ad claiming blood is life promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the ideal spring medicine. It promises a complete cure with persistent use, asserting the product strengthens the system after a harsh winter and resists disease en route to renewed vigor.
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Hood
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Lift from Blues
A period advertising pitch urges readers to use Hood's Sarsaparilla to combat spring languor and low spirits. It claims quick improvement in mood and health, turning despair into cheerfulness and making the blues vanish as if by magic. It recommends taking it as a spring medicine and keeping it in every well regulated family.
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Hood
Funeral of Oliver Burke at St John’s Church
The funeral of Oliver Burke of Meadow Avenue was held yesterday at 9 am. A solemn high mass of requiem was sung at St John’s church, celebrated by Rev I P Walsh with Rev Jamon Moffat and others assisting. Father Walsh preached on Matthew 11:30, praising Burke’s life as a model. The cortege then moved to Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery with the William Connell Tose Company.
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Oliver Burke
Meadow Avenue
St. John's Church
I. P. Walsh
Jamon Moffat
Kedynton
Key
D. Melloy
Father Walsh
Ins
Minoglo
Pather Walsh
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
William Connell
Marriage of Miss Rene Brady and Micheal Maddoo at St John’s
The ceremony took place yesterday at St John’s church at 8 o’clock with Rev E J Marlay officiating. Miss Rene Brady and Micheal Maddoo of Munisteo Michigan were married by Rev B J Melloy. The bride wore a cream satin gown with lace and ribbon trim, bouquet of tea roses, and orange blossom wreath. Bridesmaid wore cream cushion and a cream leg hat. bridesmaid carried a bouquet. The groom and best man wore formal attire. Music featured Miss Katie Reardon on organ, Mendelssohn’s wedding march, and Miss Susie Little sang at offertory. Afterward the bridal party hosted a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home and guests later prayed wishes of prosperity at a reception. Mr and Mrs Madden will depart for their new home in Manistee after a Niagara Falls trip.
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Chuica
E J. Marlay
Rene G. Brady
Francia BP. Brady
Genet Street
Miche Nel J. Maddoo
Munisteo
Mica
St John’s Church
Misa Lizzi J
Beatty
Martin Cupnon
Gracioui
Grouin
Uiass
Katie Reardon
Mendelssohn
Susie Litthe
Millard
Wilken-Herce
Madden
Manistee
Niagara Falls
Local visitors and storm damage mark week in Hawley area
Misa Dorn Manley from Hawley visits Migs Elizs dhoran of Cedar aves nus. T W Tilney returns from St Charles college to spend vacation with his aunt on Stone avenue. A Tuesday storm causes widespread damage though South Side bears the brunt. Six weeks of Birch street work now ruined by the cloudburst. A parish picnic hosted by Rev Pather Aust aims to fund a new pulpit costing three to four hundred dollars. T J O Connor of Fig street Cedar avenue dies at 83 leaving a widow and four children. funeral set for Friday. Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association plans to attend the funeral in a body with pallbearers. Commonwealth Shoe Store on Washington Avenue advertises fine shoes and new styles.
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Birch Street
Stone Avenue
Pather
Knighis of the Holy Cross
Palaskiy Guards
Gipsy Orchestra
T. J. O'Connor
Fig Street
Cedar Avenue
Alm
Branch
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
Great Ridge Wheelmen Host Lawn Festival At Club House
The Great Ridge Wheelmen hold a lawn festival at their club house on Wyoming Avenue on Friday evening June 29. The Lawrence band will be present and provide excellent music during the evening. A hearty invitation is extended to all to attend.
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Great Ridge Wheelmen
Wyoming Avenue
Lawrence
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Grenadines
Haskell
Lackawanna the
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Frand
Niagara
Repub. Hea Organization
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Republican County Committee
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Cuandian Powel
David W Vowell
Linown
Haa
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IMF
Ar. Fellowes
E. J. House
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Uuis
Banot
Cie
Mysulf
Ianyone
Propsetore
Stanton
Holmes
Deacle
Qorone
Miss Anna Roos
Anna Roos
J. Fenerlicht
Pine Street
Guuina
B. Morris
T. Morris
L. Davenport
G. Robins
F. Dallros
Driesen
I. Goodman
City Notes
Yale College
School of the Lackawanna
Board of Control
Little & O'Connor
John Hi. Thomas
Thomis F. AlcMahon
N. Y
Maggie J. Morrow
Edsward
Smith
Mary Jane Anderson
William Gramon
Caponse Avenue
Jessup
Ile
Jarocs Danner
Stroudsburg
Lackawanna Hospital
Gouldsboro
St Luke's Parish
Lake Ariol
Erie and Wyoming
Danmore
Anthony Loughney
Mary Bigilo
Carebon Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Loughney
John Mullen
Diglin
Jeonid Biglo
New York
Hudson
Pryor
William Gilroy
Gilroy
Frank Holgate
Sheriff's Gate
Elm Park
Peares
HL AL Loldlenan
L Nita Milne
Mabel Schinger
Wl. Peek
Vanny Jouet-Lage
W. W. Jones
Lohman
Spruce Street
William Hall
Lloyd Street
Tobey Case
John Uncan
Killam Buess
Petur Unsoan
Lim Anid Ito
Whin Court
Tobey
Lackawanna County
Fred Luther
South Side
Bt. John's
Misa Dorn Manley
Hawley
Migs Elizs Dhoran
Cedar Avesnus
T. W. Tilney
St. Charles’ College
Commonwealth Shoe Store
Washington
Beck
W. W. Berry
Jeweler
Lacka
Ave
Skkop
London
E. G. Coursen
Lacka. Ava
S. C. Snyder
Best Meade
Gautsell & Sone
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
MH. Battin & Co
Penn Ava
Oslands
Wyoming Ave
Are Again
Capes
J. Bolz
Dunn
The
Congress
Penn Avenue
Complete Outfitters
Scranton, PA
L. Gallen
Banister's, Coy
Lackawanna At
Mioming Kener
Lagqkawanna
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