Preston Park lodge to open in July city notes
Preston Park lodge will be opened July. About four hundred people attended the Veterans excursion to Lake Arnel Saturday. Columbus council No. 173 YM I will hold an important meeting this evening in their hall.
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Preston Park Lodge
Veterans
Lake Arnel
Columbus Council
Young Men's Institute
Milton J. Bloate
Miles Mary M. Shoemaker
Madisonville
Alderman Wright
Ex City Engineer Blewitt Goes to Lead Mexico Railway Project
Edward F Blewitt former Scranton engineer sails Friday to Mexico to oversee a 7 100 000 railway construction project He is a noted state politician and a delegate of the Ancient Order of Hibernians plus a member of several boards His friends expect a successful tenure shared by his role in local and national Irish society.
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Edward F. Blewitt
Mexico
Flewitt
Scranton
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Prin
New York
Tallor Unveils Fall Saits and Overcoats on WT Spruce Street
John Ross announces Tallor fashion lineup featuring fall saits and overcoats on WT Spruce street. The event highlights new styles and local retail presentation.
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Tallor
John Ross
Spruce Street
Services for the Little Ones at Penn Avenue Baptist
Churches united for Children's Day observances with Luther Keller guiding at Penn Avenue Baptist and Rev Isaac L Post and Dr Joseph Dixon addressing congregations. Green Ridge Presbyterian Trinity Lutheran Welsh Congregational Tabernacle also held services as children and adults joined in prayers readings and musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Keller
Green Ridge Presbyterian
Trinity Lutheran
Welsh Congregation
Sumoer Avenue Presbyterino
Tabernacle
Httle
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Haydn Evans
Keller
Julia Hay
Della Davis
Lulu Roplere
Dora Griggs
Harriet Armstrong
Lewis Bates
American Baptist Publication Society
Isaac L. Post
Joseph K. Dixon
Dixon
Mill Standstill Continues As Wage Readjustment Stands
Both sides remain firm over pay in the South mill strike. General Manager Wehrum announces no conference and no concessions. The company insists its wage readjustment is final while the chippers refuse the lower scale, pledging to stay out until an agreement is reached.
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Wehrum
Ihe Mille
Our Church Messenger Weekly at Penn Avenue Baptist
The Penn Avenue Baptist Church weekly paper Our Church Messenger features Rev. Joseph K. Dixon’s leadership and several notices. This week includes a Children's Day number with four illustrations and an original poem Prayer for the Children, plus announcements of a Christian Endeavor supper, a final pastor residence reception, and a church excursion to Lake Ariel on July 15.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Adams Avenue
Mulberry Street
R. H. Prader
Brader
L. Blaschke
Misses Grace Brown
Jennie Seamans
Harry Konecny
Harry Schuler
K. Vetter
M. Stock
Clara Belle
Asura Swartz
Mary Gerlock
Marie Stock
Louie Blackens
Kittle Vetter
Etta Welsel
Tra Brodes
Mire Lida Garagan
A. I. Reed
Catawissa
Reed
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Our Church Messenger
Joseph K. Dixon
Messenger
Christian Endeavor Society
Dixon
Lake Ariel
Hubert Hosts Social With Local Friends at 933 Taylor
A Friday night party at W Edwin Hubert’s home 933 Taylor avenue drew a assembly of male friends. Ralph D Williams and Edward Kelley sang solos while The Misses Hubert served refreshments. Attendees included George P Parton Harold Y Gillespie Will Reynolds Ralph B Williams Archie Jones George Jones and others. Mr Hubert works as a clerk at Parton’s drug store on Penn avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Edwin Hubert
Taylor Avenue
Ralph D. Williams
Edward Kelley
Hubert
George P. Parton
Harold Y. Gillespie
Will Reynolds
Ralph BD. Williams
Archie Jones
George Jones
L. Partridge
Bilmhurst
Louis Oswendt
Harry Eraus
Harry Christy
Thomas Evans
Ben
Court House Smoke Not From Fire
Patrolman Sartor reported smoke issuing from a basement window of the courthouse. A crowd gathered at the northeast corner as workers explained the vapor originated from a melting pot used to reduce lead from solid to liquid.
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Court House
Sartor
Boy Lost Wheel In Downtown Theft Attempt
Saturday morning Charlie Gearhart a Wyoming avenue boy rode his new wheel near the court house on Adams avenue. A young man offered ten cents to borrow the wheel claiming urgent business and rode off toward town. Police have a description and seek to recover it for the boy.
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Charlie Gearhart
Wyoming Avenue
Adams Avenue
Court House
Nichols seeks permission to prove lost land deed in AK case
James Nichols and attorney Vosburg & Dawson petitioned the court for authority to prove and reproduce a lost forty acre deed in South Abington Alaska. He states the land came from his father Dr Hiram Nichols for a small sum and the original deed is missing. The court set a hearing date for July 7 to take oath and proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nichols
Attorheya, Vosburg & Dawson
South
Abington
Nichols
Hiram Nichols
Barn Party at Dalton for Lackawanna Hospital
Mr and Mrs James P Dickson host a charity barn party at their Dalton home tonight benefiting the Lackawanna hospital. About 200 society people are expected to attend with chaperones Mrs Henry Bella Jr Mrs W T Smith and Mrs D E Taylor. Guests depart at 7 p m and return by midnight.
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James P. Dickson
Dalton
Lackawanna Hospital
Henry Bella, Jr
W. T. Smith
D. E. Taylor
Roy Kellam Injured In Bicycle Crash At Salem
Roy Kellam of Grove Street Dunmore sustained a fractured collar bone when thrown from a bicycle at Salem in Wayne County yesterday. He rode rapidly before the handlebar abruptly failed sending him over the front wheel. He reached home where he received medical attention.
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Roy Kellam
Grove Street
Dunmore
Salem
Wayne County
Dangerous Trio Sentenced as Police Express Relief
A report from the June term court details sentences for burglars Harris Murphy and Desmond with three years each and a $600 fine, plus two years and three months for Michael Cannon, robbing John Lippi. Other locals faced fines for assaults and petty thefts as the session opened.
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Hazteton
Lippi
John Harris
James Murphy
Joseph Desmond
G. W. Bchlaget
Washington Avenue
Edwards
Michael Cannon
Old Forge
Gunster
Eastern Penitentiary
Cannon
John Lippi
Duryea
Murphy
Hazleton
Davis
Harris
White House
Desmond
Observing Y M I Day Plans Formed at O'Reilly Council
A meeting in John Boyle O'Reilly council rooms set plans for Young Men's Institute Day at Harvey's Lake on September 2. About 30 members from local councils attended, presided by Attorney W. T. Gillespie of Fultzton. Committees were named to manage rail travel via the Delaware and Hudson and Lehigh Valley lines and lake arrangements.
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John Hannon
Dunmore
Bernard
Galway
Antrim
Delaware and Hudson Station
A. J. Kynett
Philadelphia
Methodist Preachers
Board of Church Extension
John Wilson
Frank Kelley
Frank Flyesk
John Moclusky
Oakford Court
Scranton Dairy Company
Bara Uae
Walking
Gurrell
John Boyle O'Reilly
Young Men‘s Institute
Young Men's Institute
Harvey's Lake
W. TF. Gillespie
Futzton
Delaware and Hudson
Lehigh Valley
Arrangements for Pittston July Meeting Preview
The article notes plans for various old sports and bicycle races. The general committee of arrangements will meet in Pittston on the first Sunday of July to finalize details.
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General Committee
Pittston
Piano Recital by Miss Jennie O Boyle of Archbald Tomorrow
Miss Jennie O Boyle of Archbald will give a piano recital tomorrow evening at Powell's waterrooms on Wyoming avenue. Assisted by Miss Anna Brown of Olyphant, a noted soprano, the program includes works by Beethoven Chopin Rubinstein and others, with selections from Fugues to Etudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie O' Boyle
Archbald
Powell's Waterooms
Wyoming Avenue
Anna Brown
Olyphant
Misa Brown
Prof. Southworth
Anthracite Trade Sees Price Rise and Strong Demand
An expected 2c ton increase in anthracite prices this week would lift tidewater stove coal to 4.25 per ton with rises for other grades. The Reading company reportedly approved the move amid rising demand. June output may reach about 3 million tons, with 4 million tons needed for July. Tide water supplies are tight and shipments to the West have started.
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Tidewater
Aires
Reading Company
Horse harms mate in street collision near Laurel Hill park
A carriage at Spruce and Jefferson yesterday afternoon spooked by a Laurel Hill park street car caused one horse to trample another as it حاول to escape. The near horse was cut and bruised by iron shoes but no serious injuries occurred.
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Spruce Street
Jefferson Avenue
Laurel Hill Park Street
Court House News Notes and Divorce Decrees
Rules for a decree were granted in Richardson v Richardson and Travisplece v Travisplece returnable at September term. A rule for a new trial was denied by Judge Edwards. In Replogie v Frothingham, a new trial rule was noted. Jones v Lizzle EB et Lille M Mackey granted on defense petition with Thayer Burke OMalley as arbitrators. Kalowicz v Johnson Coal seeks $24 wages.
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Richardson
Travisplece
Edwards
D. B. Replogie
Arthur Frothingham
John W. Jones
Lizzle EB
Lille M. Mackey
B. W. Thayer
R. J. Burke
James J. O'Malley
Joseph Kalowicz
Johnson Coal Company
Conductor Nichol Improves After Archbald Jubilee Train Incident
Conductor Nichol, injured when thrown from the jubilee excursion train at Archbald Tuesday, is recovering. His home is in Wilkes-Barre. The business continues at the same location after twenty-two years, soliciting public patronage for awnings tents flags and society decorations. Beecham's Pills advertised as a remedy for drowsiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichol
Archbald
Mr. Nichol
Wilkes-Barre
G. J. Fuhrman & Bro
Bicycle Club Parties Tour to Carbondale
Scranton Bicycle club and the Electric City wheelmen enjoyed spins to Carbondale and back yesterday. The ensemble at Carbondale was quite formidable. the wheelmen are organizing a glee club.
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Scranton Bicycle Club
Electric City Wheelmen
Carbondale
Wheelmen
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Lackawanna Avenue
Elmhurst
A. G. Behoonover
Joseph J. Curt
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Green Ridge
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T. F. Wells
Wells
Jenkins
Perry
Jessup
Beldleman
Martin
A. V. Brown
Presbyterian Board
Mr.Wells
Geo. B. Dimmick
DP. J. Phillips
George D. Bugdon
J. F. Hangi
Mortis Bradley
Trinity Lutheran Church
Tabernacle Congregational Church
William Deacon
A. Jones
Maggie Evans
Cornellat
Stenner
Rees Thomas
Mary Lewis
Evan Reese
OUR Church
MR. Hubert
Lackawan Hospital
Pen
Christopher Anthony
Keyser Avenue
Edward B. Davis
Walter O'Connor
J. T. Whiting
Hampton Street
M. E
James Brooks
Michael Fennell
P. J. Conway
Bridget McCafferty
David Schlager
Harry Murray
D. L. & W. Round House
James O'Malley
William Frink
Martin Doyle
Thomas Walsh
Nicolo Scalento
Raphaelo di Dominico
Peter Pola
T. E. Boland
von Storch
Y. M. I. Day
Harvey’s Lake
Prostissimo
Gally
DePinns Misa
Kamennd
Ostrow
Rubinstein
sOtiee
Beecham
Bell & Skinner
YoungBros
China Wall
Libbey
China
Soc
the RexFord CO
Lackawanna Lubricating CO
Capouse
Ife
Carlsbad Ae
Tollet Seth
Lee
Hieck
Herlin
United States
D. I. Phillips
Linden Street
Board OF Trade Building
Madieon Avenue
Sorastes
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