City Notes and Local Community Announcements
City notes list payments for paid obituaries and poems, plus club and church events. Reports include deaths, church services, school recitals, and public notices with names, places, and dates from Wilkes Barre area society.
Barn and Lawn Party at L A Watres Premises
A barn and lawn party for young people was held at the premises of Hon L A Watres on Quines avenue last evening with dancing as a highlight. Notable attendees included Miss Cora Watts of Honesdale Anna Sylmon Bessie Sanderson Grace Sanderson Amy Northup Emma Burns and others.
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Hon
L. A
Man Killed by Trolley Car on Capouse Avenue
A laborer presumed Nell O'Donnell of Depot Street Providence was struck by a Green Ridge trolley car on Capouse Avenue north of Marion Street and killed instantly. The car derailed, the body crushed under the rear platform, and early accounts cite facial injuries and possible intoxication. Coroner and police investigated as witnesses noted a stumble prior to the fatality.
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Capoube Avenue
Tupor
Nell O'Donnell
Depot Street
Providence
Cuipoune Avenue
Marion Street
Green Ride
People’s Line
Diewitche
Ta O'Clock
A. Gelb
Arthur Williams
Maron Street
Gelb
Welock
W. J. Davis
GC. S. Jacobs
Grown Ridge
Longstreet
Aloe
Lackiwinnt Hospital
Newbury
Saltry
James Bowles
Wyoming Avenue
New York Street
Neil O'Donnell
A. F P. O'Malley
Washington Avenue
Lisoclwk
Riaub'a
Donnell
Recruits Prepare for Tampa Unit Departure
Lieutenant Dentler at the Mears building recruits tell of orders to report at once to their regiment in Tampa. Dr Harver of Wilkes-Barre will examine applicants this afternoon. Recruits go to Kore McPherson for processing. Deptsey and a sergeant accompany the detail, leaving Wednesday.
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Dentler
Mears
Tampa
Dr Harver
Wilkes-Bathre
Kore McPherson
Dwerning
Deptsey
Son
Atlanta
Tathin
Denefer
Business note on trade and new goods arrival
A brief missive from a merchant expressing appreciation for past favors and announcing forthcoming trade expansion and opening of new goods. The note promises continued service and invites patrons to favor their business in the future.
Recruitment limit tightens to thirty five men per car
The notice states a maximum of thirty five recruits per vehicle will be accepted. Any excess number beyond this limit will not be used.
Recital by Senior Pupils at Penn Avenue Rapitat Church
Senior pupils of Prof. Haydn Evans presented a four part program at Penn Avenue Rapitat Church. The recital featured Miss Annabel Taylor and Misses Laurie Price Martin Peck Allie Price plus Mr Bevin and Mr Thomas with savored solos duets and ensembles. Next on the season schedule is a recital by Mrs Genevieve Baker on Thursday evening.
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Haydn Evans
Merete
Thomas Heynan
Richard Thomas
Penn Avenue Rapitat Church
Annabel Taylor
Misert
Lrariee Price
Martin Peck
Allie Price
No More Kicking as Phoenix Chemical Apparatus Returns
Protest ends as Phoenix chemical wagon resumes service in the central city business district after a weeks long disruption. Columbia wagon returns to owners Nay Ange company while Phoenix repairs finish at CGogus carriage works. Two workers, Campbell and Trowp, face recovery from Linden street collision with weeks more out.
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Phenix Company
Phoenix
Central City
Columbia Company
Nay Ange Company
Cgogus Carriage Works
Objection Filed Over Ward Contests in Local Case
Voters in the Twentieth ward faced an amended bill of particulars as the court allowed an extension for amendment. Judge Guainster scheduled a returnable motion, with Examiner Duggan and Lewis adjourning the hearing to tomorrow morning. No testimony was offered yesterday.
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Taingetaff-Kelley
Omer
Holante
McDonald
Judes Guainster
Duggan Aund
Lewis
Unidentified person sought after on South Alain Varies
A description of an unknown individual is shared as investigators from Chang Detective Loyshon pursue leads. The missing person was last seen near Price's undertaking establishment on South Alain Varies and someone reports a sighting matching the description. No decisive identification has been made yet.
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Ming Fave
Price
South
Alain
Serashion
Court House News Notes Presides Indictment and Obituaries
Court ledger notes indictments for Forennan Gouarge, with attorney Joho Screg. local obituaries include Abr. Michel Powkgherie and DRSHEIMER. services planned at Nicholeen church, Presbyterian church, and St Peters Cathedral with interments at Nicholson and Hyde Park cemeteries.
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Dovaterty
Porter
Dune Oh
Michel Povwkgherie
Nicholeen
Te Obelook
Intermynt
Nicholson
Drsheimer
Rorallion
Dune
Edwards
Mloughlin
Scranton
John Meloughlin
I Providence Trend
Peter's
Hiterment
Hyde Park Catholic
Lery
William Osborne's Barbarous Acts Court Case Summary
The second and last week of June featured liquor cases with multiple trials. James Winter admitted assault and battery on his wife and received two years and three months in an eastern penitentiary. Elizabeth Reunch faced a verdict of not guilty after a half day of testimony. William Maloney, prosecuting, and a broad array of defendants including Jacob Suchwie and Michael Furey were named in several liquor and assault cases before adjournment.
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T. TH. CG. Maloney
TN Court
MRTA
Dunham
Laporte
Sullivan County
Nugd
Gundterre
Bilwards
Nia
Willlont Gaborne
Carbondale
Cunater
Tiewig
Mr. Walsh
Malaun
Carbon. de
Secunda
Osborne
Winifred Cerrity
Warren Street
Thiel Avenue
Keening
Ann Wnsensed
Eitnon
Len Noon
Judes Edwards
Jacob Suchwie
Triad
Judes Gunster
South Washington Avenuue
River Street
Thomas Menaghai
Cawley
Binley
Menachan
Aseault
Tuttos
Apoe
Ile Hasder
William Staples
Ite
L. B
Gilea
Michael Furey
George Mo. Closkey
Jerinya
Haney Minevich
Andrew Gorete
Dudice
Philip Swarts
Old Forge
Lirobny
Thomas H.C. Maloney
North End
Opeihousing
Elisabeth Reunch
Pupia
Euliey
Famous painting exhibit at Meare Building Washington Ave
A painting titled Nana by Suchorowsky is shown at Meare Building on Washington Avenue. The full-size work depicts a reclining woman on a couch with her wrap fallen, reflecting beauty and emotion through the eyes. The artist, Mapooide Suchornweky, gained fame and entry to the St Petersburg Academy after Nana's renown.
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Meare Huilding
Washington Avenue
Suchorowsky
Nana
Jane
Milden
Mapooide Suchornweky
Nina
SS Petereburg Academy
Lehigh Valley Railroad Announces Ticket Sale for June
The Lehigh Valley railroad will sell tickets for 802 dollars on June 7 for round trips. Ticket agents can provide further details and seat availability.
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Altoona
Lehigh Valley Railroad
North End Pavement Works Under Ordinance Provisions
City Engineer Phillips announces appeals on North End paving were to be heard after specifications are completed and filed. Notices will be issued for bidders to submit proposals Friday for the long city project, brick pavement expected to be the longest yet in a single contract, with costs reduced by new methods.
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North End
Phillips
Excursion Dinner Notable At Laike House
Two hundred guests enjoyed a dinner arranged by Mewar Henwood and McNally at Laike House. Lawrence preshension led the day with attentive service, while Cheyrvenwen praised the company and suggested the outing become an annual event.
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Laike
Lawrence
Mewar
Henwood
McNally
Alitt
Omiall
San‘cloek
Ht Id
New Through Passenger Service From New York to Chicago
Beginning May 6 the Lackawanna and Nickel Plate roads inaugurate an express daytime service between New York and Chicago. The train features completely new elegant coaches with modern amenities and through cars for nonstop transfers to Cleveland Fort Wayne and Chicago. Tickets and reservations available from District Passenger agent Anclit in Scranton Pennsylvania.
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New York
Chicago
Lackawanna
Nickel Plate
Scranton
Buffalo
van Buren Street
Chio
Cleveland
Fosteria
Pt. Wayne
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Somaton
Clark & Snever Company Employee Excursion to Lake Arbor
The Clark and Snever Company invited their clerks and workers to a lakeside excursion at Lake Arbor yesterday. Employees enjoyed a day by the lake, in the grove, and a dinner, reporting a thoroughly delightful outing arranged by their employers.
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Clark & Snever Company
Clark & Snever — Dior Grp
Lake Arbor
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