North Scranton Day's Doings Spark Unlicensed Liquor Crackdown
Reports detail T H C Maloney leading a crusade against unlicensed liquor sellers in North Scranton with arrests in First Second and Third wards. About 38 proprietors detained, warrants issued for Lottie Harding Michael Healey Bridget Anderson. Patrick McDermott threatened Maloney and settled amicably. An upcoming morning service, sermon on The Gonapet of Dalny, and Welsh Baptist church entertainment announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. C. Maloney
Lottie Harding
Nay Aug Avenue
Michael
William Healey
Bridget Anderson
Roberts
Maloney
Patrick McDermott
Alderman Roberts
Knights of Pythias Degrees Conferred by Uniformed Rank
Three candidates of Panooka lodge were conferred degrees last evening by Division No. 60 Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythias in the central city. The unit performed difficult maneuvers to the admiration of onlookers then a speechmaking session followed a luncheon served by caterer William Jervis. Arrangements were by Jonathan Vipornd, Thomas Birtley, David M. Reese, Marian Lewis and James B. Davie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panooka Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Lodge
Willam Jervis
Jonathan Vipornd
Thomas Birtley
David M. Reese
Marian Lewis
James B. Davie
Rev Davies to Occupy Pulpit in Welsh Baptist Church
The Rev W T Davies will preach at First Welsh Baptist Church Wayne Avenue both morning and evening. Evening service will be in English and the Lord's supper will be administered afterwards. Bible school meets at 2 p.m. George Davis superintendent. Junior Society meets Tuesday for Bible drill led by Isaac Williams. Senior Society gathers at 7 40 p.m. Rev W G Watkins to preach tomorrow at North Main Avenue Baptist Church with Lord's supper to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Davies
First Welsh Baptist Church
Wayne Avenue
George Davis
Isaac Williams
W. G. Watkins
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Fire nearly destroys drug store floor after cigar lighter ignites box
A North Main drug store owner found a burned hole in the floor caused by a cuspider filled with sawdust that smouldered overnight after a lighted cigarette or match was tossed in. A wider blaze was narrowly averted.
Perjury Charge Arises Over West Scranton Bondsman
William McNicholas of 1822 Luzerne Street is accused of perjury after acting as bail for Michael Malesky. John J. Kelly seeks Walter Conners on assault charges following a dispute at Mrs. Kate Tuffy’s Dance on Third Street. Alderman Kelly also issues warrants for Mrs. Sandree over Canary birds amid a drag bill dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McNicholas
John J. Kelly
Walter Conners
Odd Fellows
John Walsh
Lackawinna
Walsh
West Side Hospital
Carroll
Kelly
Anthony Roth
Keyveer Avenue
Martin Mulcavits
August Roth Frank Smith
Michael Pieko
John Majesky
Edward Storkevitz
Joe Dudek
Michael Pisko
Joe Dudick
Thomas Thooney
James Clark
P. F. K Ryan
Jall
Clark
Ryan
Frank Smith
John Malesky
Millward Storkevitz
Rooney
Martin Mulvavitz
Angust Roth
Smith
Malesky
Storkovitz
Keyser
Roth
A. Stuckiman
Luzerne Street
Mulenwitz
Third Street
Alderman Kelly
Kate Tuffty
Connors
Burnett
J.C. King
West Lackawanna Avenue
Mra. Siundtcee
Schnell Court
Mr. King
Sandree
Odd Fellows Lodge Holds Lecture on The Watersheds
Silurian lodges No. 763 IW of Odd Fellows met last evening with good attendance. Henry P Davies of Eynon Street delivered a lecture on The Watersheds of America, which was well received. Members and visiting brethren enjoyed a smoker and social time after the talk. Arrangements were by John H Kelly William Lewis and W J Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Flenry P. Davies
Eynon Street
America
John H. Kelly
William Lewis
W. J. Davis
Orl
Deaths and Funerals of Helsner Bird McNifft Walsh
Funeral notices list Grace May Helsner two deaths of Grace and George Bird in Washburn street and Hyde Park Catholic cemeteries. Robe pallbearers include Martin Lawless Anthony Bird James Lawless James Kennedy William Joyce Parry Oyce. Services at St Patrick and private interment arranged with Rev Spiker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace May
George P. Helsner
North Rivensley Avenue
Mr. Spiker
Central City
Washburn Street
George
Martin Bird
North Main Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic
Martin Lawless
Anthony Bird
James Lawless
James Kennedy
William Oyce
Parry Oyee
John McNifft
St. Patricks’ Church
John Walsh
St. Patrik’s
Mra
Patrick Cadden
Kemp's Balsam for Throat and Lungs Ad
An advertisement urges buy Kemp's Balsam for coughs croup bronchitis asthma and consumption. It promises success and urges keeping a bottle at home with a free sample offer and a price of one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Women Ignorance Addressed by Eminent Physician Advocate
An eminent doctor claims women are not truthful with doctors, suggesting they share full details only with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts. The letter from Garace B Srange BuBY Pratt Kansas praises Pinkham’s vegetable compound after a decade of illness and failed treatments.
Scranton Street Interment Planned at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Interment will be made in Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery following services for the deceased. The notice notes Scranton Street as the place of residence or origin and confirms burial in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Street
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Memorial services and events announced across city churches
The paper lists a memorial service for Miss Frances Willard at Washburn Street Presbyterian under the Woman's Christian Temperance Union with Miss Clara Hoffman to speak. A phonographic entertainment and choir concert are planned at Scranton Street Baptist on March 1. Thomas Price thanks helpers after his son's funeral. Catholic Total Abstinence union and Lone of Temperance lodge announce meetings at St Leo's Hall and Evans' Hall. Mrs John McNiff's funeral is set for Sunday at 2 30 with Hyde Park Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Francea Willard
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Clara Hoffman
Miss Willard
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Thomas Price
Sherman Avenue
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
St. Leo's Hall
Ripple Division
Teimperance Lodge
Evans’ Hall
South Main Avenue
John McNiff
Luzerne Street
Ofelock
Hyde Park Catholice
Clergy and residents host visits amid local notices
Rev James Hughes returns from a month of preaching in Sharon Pennsylvania and Youngstown Ohio. Mr and Mrs Philip Williams entertain Mrs Jane of Taalen. Rev William Lewis visits sister Mrs William Thomas in Carbondale. Mrs Fb Doty travels to Waverly New York for her mother’s funeral. Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Band of Hope to hold dime entertainment with Rink spelling on Thursday March 17. refreshments served by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hughes
Jackson Street
Sharon
Youngstown
Ohio
Philip Williames
Lafayette Street
Jane
Taalen
Willam Lewis
Carbondale
William Thomas
South Main Avenue
Fb. Doty
Ninth Street
Waverly
N. Y
Band of Hope
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Ltue Tets
Schcial
Dunmore Notes and Local Happenings in Brief
Langan, former confectionery dealer in the Odd Fellow Building, moved to Dunker Hill. Dr J Smith of Cherry Street recovering from a rib fracture. Mrs Joshua Warfel confined at home. George Wilson returned from Wilkes-Barre visit. Bert Halleck and Harry Anewin visited South Scranton friends. National Drum corps to hold their sixth annual masquerade ball in old Fellows’ hall March 14. Charles F E Smith of East Pinker Street very ill with slim hope of recovery. Leave items for The Tribone with Frank Michens, 120 Chestnut arrest. Mrs Michael Gannon of Potter Street in dangerously ill. Mrs H Cooney convalescing after illness. Avon Van Camp Hee dangerously ill at E H Van Camp’s Dudley Street home. Taylor Dancing class held at Odd Fellows’ hall last evening. Miss Tessie Clarey slightly indisposed on Chestnut Street. Tax collector to be at the borough building this evening and Thurs, Fri, Sat of next week to receive taxes. Kenneylvania Coal Company employees to receive pay today. William Miller of Brook Street returns to daily duties after a week’s illness. F P Swarts of Shoemaker Street confined to bed with tonsillitis. Mr and Mrs William Miller of Mr Cobb visiting their son William Miller on Brook Street. Mrs William Packard and children visiting friends at Mill City. The Real Estate agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PC. Langan
Dunker Hill
Dr. J. Smith
Cherry Street
Mra
Joshua Warfel
Weet Drinker Street
George Wilson
Spencer Street
Wilkes-Barre
Bert Halleck
Harry Anewin
South Scranton
Iim
Charles FE Smith
East Pinker Street
Frank Michens
Michael Gannon
Potter Street
Dingerously
H. Cooney
Ie Convaeleseinas
Avon van Camp
E. H. van Camp
Dudley Street
Taylor
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tessie Clarey
Chestnut Street
Kenneylvania Coal Company
William Miller
Brook Street
T. Swarts
Shoemaker Street
Cobb
William Packard
Mill City
Local Meeting Elects Officers and Community Events
A meeting Thursday night elected DP Presi dent J. I. Williams secretary and treasurer Victor Pinkney general or Edward Woodsward. Lenard Redding of Grove street is on the elect list. Communion services at the Presbyterian church tomorrow. Rev E J Haughton of St Mark's Episcopal will lecture on the Anglican church tomorrow evening. Knights of Malta commandery No 236 will organize a new league in Olyphant tonight. A party honored Miss Lou Warren at her Chestnut street home with guests including Louw Watrens Ida Watrons Lena Tidwell Hes ele Kotger Hattie Jenking Woodruff Victor Pinkney JohnRwarty Walter Drug Arthur Jenkins and Eanery Woodruff. Preaching at Christian church Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock by Rev uh Bulgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BK. Griffin
North Main Avenue
Forest Frasier
Young Men's Christian Association
South Side
Young Women's Christian Association
Cedar Avenue
Muase
Henry Phelan
Alderman Roberts
Mary Mitchell
Bhiom Avenue
Phelan
George Muckley
Kansas City
Missouri
First Christian Church
Muckley
Bord
Mise Lena Clark
Wood Street
Elmhurst
Dutch Gap
Welsh Congregational Church
Vera
Churater
W. M. Jenkins
Herbert Butler
Edna Vvenue
Williim Dg
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dunmore Cemetery
Maury Frances
T. B. Reagan
West Market Street
Brick Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Hell
J. I. Williams
Treasur Victor Pinkney
Edward Woodsward
Lenard Redding
Grove Street
Presbyterian Church
E. J. Haughton
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
J. Stephens
Knights of Malta
Olyphant Tonleht
Lou Warren
Chestnut Street
Goamet
Louw Watrens
Ida Watrons
Lena Tidwell
Hesele Kotger
Hatthe Jenking
Misses Woodruff
Victor Pinkney
John Rwarty
Walter Drug
Arthur Jenkins
Eanery Woodruff
Uh, Bulgin
Borough Building Events Schedule Incomplete
Announcement lists gatherings at the Borough building on Saturday evening and Thursday of next week with notes of revisions and corrections.
Local Social Notes Or Delicate News From Town
Miss Marie Fond visits Mrs Bellamy in Delaware street. Miss Wood from Honesdale stays with Miss Emelene Killam on Catouse avenue. Mr and Mrs Hobart Haden return from their wedding trip. Miss Mary Knapp from Syracuse visits Mrs Cole on Capouse avenue. Mrs John Koch on Capouse avenue is seriously ill. Eva Dorsey and her family announce the birth of a daughter. Eva leaves on the 12.10 train to Grand Forks North Dakota to resume studies at State College. Her talents as an elocutionist and musician are noted and friends wish her success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Fond
Premypton
Bellamy
Delaware Street
Miss Wood
Honesdale
Emelene Killam
Catouse Avenue
Hobart Haden
Mary Knapp
Syracuse
Cole
Capouse Avenue
John Koch
Horn
Staples
Eva Dorsey
Grand Forks
N. D
State College
Dorsey
Obituary notices and death notices from Binghamton area
Obituaries report Mrs Caroline BE Barnum of 04 Walnut Street Binghamton died Thursday afternoon after five weeks illness at age 66 born in Wyoming Laserns County she leaves sons Zeno Sterling Amos and daughters Mae and Carrie plus stepsons and more. services Sunday at home and burial in Wilkes-Barre. Also notice of Mrs John Kenny widow of 27 dies at 4214 Tenth Street after convulsions with infant, funeral planned. Celia Hayes of 6th Street dies at 19, survived by husband and one child, funeral Monday. Advertisement for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills claims cure for catarah in the head and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline BE. Barnum
Walnut Street
Binghamton
Wyoming
Laserns County
Binghamton Proper
Barnum
Zenns Varnum, Jr
Zeno
Sterling J
Idaho
Amos F
Finghamton
Mae C
Carrie F
Fred
William J
Clark's Green
Wilkes-Barre
John Kenny
Tenth Street
Bt. Patrick's Church
Hyde Park Catholic
Celia Hayes
John Hayes
Bixth Streat
Emil Bonn Elected President Of Century Hose Company
After a lively contest at the Century Hose Company annual meeting in South Scranton, Emil Bonn won the presidency over Groter Charles Graft. Officers elected include H J Spraks as vice president and Edwin Frazbie as treasurer, with 60 two members. A resolution offering military service to the government was adopted, signed by all members, and a reception followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryne Opper
Wualheas
Century Hose Company
Ofcers
Emil Bonn
Groter Charles Graft
Donn
H.j.spraks
Edwin Fra
Lackawanna County
Welny
Patrick Feeney
Counecilman
John J. Shea
Michael Haggerty
Patrick O'Brien
Frank Dumbacker
M. J. Walsh
Peter Zong, Jr
Peter Neals
Henry Helms
Arthur Dudendorf
Louis Knellar
Conrad Hopf
Lorens Haberstroh
Jacob Sohns
Herman Nots
Christian Neher
Henry Lessing
Local Socials and Notices Highlight Community Life
Kathryne Opper hosted a reception for visiting Miss Souisa Baldwin of Wyoming with guests from Wilkes-Barre and the city. The Loyalty club of the Young Women’s Christian Association held a social at the rooms last night. Miss Mary Westprahl underwent a successful right eye separation by Dr. Stein after years of trouble. Minnie Zang, visiting in Germany, reports health benefits and plans to return soon. Albert Burger plans a two month trip to Denver starting Tuesday. Mrs P Kramer to spend tomorrow at Pittston. Joseph Schneider confined by a severe cold. Mrs Charles Rose visiting Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Kathryne Opper
Souisa Baldwin
Wyoming
Missea Lilian Noll
Lizzie Harbach
Anna Saul
Alice Samuels
Emma Wirth
Minnie Rich
Nellie Dewitt
Wilkes-Burre
Loyalty Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Mary Westprahl
Willow Street
Stein
Minnie Zang
Germany
Albert Burger
Alder Street
Denver
Colorado
P. Kramer
Cedar Avenue
Pittston
Joseph Schneider
Charles Rose
Pittston Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Kingston Jewish Congregation to Build New Synagogue
The Jewish people of Kingston will erect a synagogue on Payne street on the lot donated by Teane Rosenheim. The planned building will be a handsome structure to serve the congregation for many years. plans have not yet been drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Payne Atrent
Teane Rosenheim
Southern Railway lands offer wealth and health
The Northern farmer is urged to seek farm opportunities along the Southern Railway in the South. The land is cheap fertile and yields heavy crops with dairy stock and truck farming feasible. The climate is mild and towns offer health and prosperity with cheap living. Information and publications are available from Mr Richards, Land and Industrial Agent, Southern Railway, Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.r. Richards
Southern Rallway
Wishington
D. C
Impure blood and health touted by facial signs
A 19th century discourse claims facial pallor and skin eruptions reveal foul blood and poor health. It promotes an invigorating stimulant as a remedy for weakness and exhausted appearance, linking beauty and vitality with medicine.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promises Health Boost
Early 20th century advertising copy touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as purifying the blood improving circulation and digestion while arousing health across the body. It claims quick restoration and suggests purchase at grocers and druggists.
Finest Solderless 18k Wedding Rings Debut
The new Tiffany Style unveils solderless 18k wedding rings. Designers tout durable craftsmanship and elegant contours for modern understated wear.
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Henry Phalen
Dalny
Taylor, Olyphant
Globe Warehouse
Silk
SILES
Black Dress Goods
West Scranton
Deatis
Dunmore
The
Green Ridge
Hood
Duffy’s Pure
Adams
Mercereau & Connell
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Ninn SI
Scronon
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East Rivers
Maurice River Coves
Mill Ponds
W. HL
Pierce Penn Aye Market
Blair
Masnola Tendle
Chicago
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Bill Vimber
Mardwood
Waite
Mili.s
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susqueshanna
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Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office Board of Trade
the. Dickson Manufacturing
Coranton and
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Saan
John H. Phelps
Cor, Wroming Avegue
Bruce Etreet