West Scranton Death Rate Increases With New Losses
The West Scranton death toll rose as four notable residents died last night and today. Henry D. Jones former city assessor Margaret Hughes Mary Baker and John L. Jones of Bellevue passed away after illnesses. Funeral plans and survivors announced for each. Elizabeth Lloyd hosted Plymouth Church Choir event at her Jackson Street home with community guests and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Jones
Edward Hughes
Mary Baker
John L. Jones
Bellevue
Elizabeth Lloyd
Plymouth
West Scranton
Henry DD. Jones
Margaret Hughes
Marvy Lekker
Joan le
DP. Jones
Plovde Dilly
Tony
Mona
New Tinsale
Sint
Weert Boranton
Jackson Street
Hyde Park Avenue
Jones
Weert Side
Board of Grade
Siimonen Methodist Mplacopal Chorch
Hyde Park Lodge of Masons
Weat Side Centralepublican Club
Franklin Hogine Company
Namvely
Loula H. Walter H
Oscar
West Side Central Republican elul meeting notes
The West Side Central Republican club met last evening with Vice President E Daniels present. Several minor matters were discussed but no definite action was taken. A meeting of Robert Aforris Inige of Ivorney was held last evening and a committee was appointed to arrange a social session at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Surprise Fifteenth Birthday Party for Miss Bertha Wall
A surprise party for Miss Bertha Wall marked her fifteenth birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs James Wall on Sweiland Street. Games entertained guests as Misses Pearl Jenkins and Mary Hughes won prizes. Supper was served by Mrs James Wall and Mrs Phillips before the event concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Elizabeth Lloyd
Plysmouth
Ohuneh
Mre
Joln T. Watkins
Wichburn Street
Una Hiteleet
Tive
John TT Waikine
Bossie Gardner
Gomer Price
Allies Lloyd
Mee
AL Byiynen
Rehard Owens
Dot T. Watkins
Agnes Demerit
Midna Keane
Mary Phillips
Sarah Hughes
May Evans
Laura Hughes
Fngebeth Vavia
Jennie Jewis
Margaret Evans
Edith Reere
Anna Peli
Bessie Gardner
Portia Jones
Mary Owens
Jennie Price
Mia
James Price
Elizabeth Gloyd
Isadore Ones
Mesere
William Phim
Tallle
MM. Evans
Daniel Jay Meese
Elias Frate
Oscar Oswald
David Owens
Th. Roberts
Bertha Wall
James Wall
Sweiland Street
Pearl Jenkins
Mary Hughes
Phillips
Local wedding unites Wilkim Petivick and Nina Pickering
Wilkim Petivick of 121 North Everett Avenue and Nina Pickering of Robinson Street were married yesterday afternoon at Jackson Street Baptist Church parsonage. Rev. Mionuer de CP ibe Thy officiated. attendants were Miss Pickering and Mr Pothrick. the couple left for a long wedding trip. The bride is well known in West Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkim Petivick
Everent Avenue
Nina B. Pickering
Robinson A Street
Narnage Alteeloelt
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Meare and Hagen Ad Appears on Another Page
An advertisement for Meare and Hagen is noted to appear on another page of the paper. The brief item mentions the company and directs readers to the alternate page for the full ad text.
Local union event notes and oblique mentions
Local union activities are reported with scattered names and vague references. The piece notes an internal meeting, mentions a few members, and includes an oblique death or injury reference linked to an attack, with unclear details and transcription errors.
North Scranton Notes Contest Delights Audiences
George EN Fax entertained a large crowd at the Auditorium with a witty humorist and clever songs. Mr Pax, a top city singer, delivered hearty encores while a created dialect amused the audience throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ellis Fax
Barritone
Max
Social Evening Hosts Notable Guests Listed
Aly and Mrs Drake of North Milinavenue entertained many friends Wednesday night with dancing and games. Attendees included Polly Morgan Cora Marshall Cassie Mors han Della Login Mary ONeill Maud Burger Mrs A O Shans Myre W Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Mre
P Drake
North Milinavenue
Mirves Polly Morgan
Cora Marshall
Cassie Morshan
Della Login
Mary O'Neill
Maud Burger
Burger
J. Waornler
Mesere
Willi Hughes
James Hetchin
Atmos Lend
James Pergusen
John Carter
Willan Fole
Mer
Mra
I. Drolie
Nay Aug firefighter leader to tour Pennsylvania
W Baxter of Nay Aug avenue as president of the International Association of Stationary Firemen receives papers from the Chicago headquarters making him elite organizer. He plans to travel across the state including Harrisburg next week to promote licensing for stationary firemen and manage affairs for the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Baxter
Nay Aug Avenue
International Association of Stationary Firemen
Chicago
Pennesmaia
Baxter
Harrisburg
Advertisement Offer for Lottery Page Editor Position
An ad from Mears & Baigon seeks a paid position to edit the last drawing of coupon pages for the paper. The notice requests applicants with experience in periodical layout and advertising copy, offering steady work and a publishable credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viease
Oatoon
Mears & Baigon
Memorial church event and local obituaries in town notes
Miss Cora Geiffin prepares a pregame performance at Puritan Church on West Market Street while Mrs Boyuel Evans and Mrs White A. Benny recover from illnesses. The funeral for Mrs Moward Jones is set for tomorrow at 2 pm with interment at Washington Street cemetery. The cantata rehearsals proceed at Memorial Baptist Church and Bucknell and Bucknell students plan breaks for vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Geiffin
West Market
Stiri
Geiereut
Mre
Alate
Providenive Methwnist Episcemil Pirtonage
Boyuel N. Evans
Tloegetia Elreet
A. Bevny
North Main Avenue
Mos
Maward 2D Jones
Toone Street
Drief Hines
Pre
Washbern
Tiaptiet
Farmer Loys
AMD
Phere
Countey
Countey. Eetorhout
J. J. Owens
Hbuchknell University
Nome Weite
Mike Mary Protheroe Davies
Bucknell University
Ful Avenue
Miner Injured in Rockfall At Dodge Mine
Martin Pidgliski of 12 Blook Street was struck by falling rock at the Dodge mine yesterday and sustained a fractured right leg and minor head wound. He was transported to Mace Taylor hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Pidgliski
Blook Street
Dodge
Mace Taylor Hospital
Untitled Contained Dialog on Medicine and Safety
Fragmentary text discusses use of a medical product and potential safety concerns. Mentions col, crm, and a medicine called Mewigi e Maylin with references to druggists and a positive guarantee. Lacks clear events or sources.
South Scranton Notes Euchre Contest Opens Strong
The sixth in a series of euchre contests was played last evening at Pharmacy Hall between Columbus and John Boyle O’Reilly councils Yo Mo 1, attracting many bowl members and delegations. The event featured a long list of players, a trophy elk at 880 inches, and postgame entertainment with solos, speeches, and refreshments.
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Pharmacy
Columbus
John Boyle O
Maria Cannon
William Cook
Willian Moore
George Burne
James Kennedy
James Mohan
Parek Hetten
Thomas Bohan
John Doyle
Oreilly
TD Bo Mullen
John Hayes
John Burke
Wird Movie
WP J
Gilloogly
Iain Rodgers
Toi Rafter Thonaes
Connor
Thomas Moran
Walter Toole
National Echo
Mr. Burns
George McAvoy
John Hedgere
Plios
Bohan
Deeepl Marion
George Bourne
Dawid Kelchrenwerks
Thomas Mullen
Amd
Mowris
Digi
eOjoyiulbe
Tipo
Cdr
Heaanedheyss
Burne
Mera
Martin Lawelle
Davi Menly
John WW
Aret Grand Views
Penneyivnila
Veoumey
Young Women's Christian Association
Cedar Avenue
Young People’s Choral Union
Hickory Street Presbyterian Chron
Taeelis Even
Fng
Oluveh
General Grant Conmandery
Knights of Malta
Ofelock
Hartman's Hall
St. Mary's
St. Jon's
St. Stanishue Ehurch
Church of Peace
Itz
Modern Woodmen of America
Drawulvere
Anil i Tae
Bollye
Advertisement Offering Prize for Best Drawing
An ad offers 82.00 prize for the best drawing of a cut and mentions Lily paper by Meare and Flagen on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meare & Flagen
Salt Shakedown Case Before Alderman Batley
In Green Ridge Harry DePew sues Lawyers Gardner O Boyle and Walking to recover 19 dollars from each as excess legal fees. Daawyer Bhurtlett argues for the plaintiff and Attorney Carpenter for the defendants. Alderman reserved decision until Monday morning at 8 o clock. Nearby Rebekah lodge No 7 marks its fourth anniversary this evening at Masonic Hall Dickson Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batley
Harry DePew
Gardner, O' Boyle
Walking
Daawyer Bhurtlett
Carpenter
Rebekah Lodge
Masonic Hall
Dickson Ave
Omitted Woman Held for Alleged Theft Inquiry
Adie Pots of De genurentel gebed Toetingg In Providence was jailed by Alteran MTP after failing to post 800 bail. A week later she resumed duties at the Cramer & Welle camps where traders warn of stolen ritonns and dike cartieles. Annie was suspected of Theovine and did not deny it when questioned. Her mother told the court the act was corrigible and she could do nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adie Pots
Providence
Atine
Cramer & Welle
Annie
Theovine
Uddier- Hans
Death of brakeman after fall from box car at rail yard
George Warner a brakeman with the Lackawanna railroad living at the St Wilwood hotel was fatally injured yesterday morning while walking on a box car near the caboose. He fell to the ground and died after admission to Moves Taylor hospital with a fractured skull and broken back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heorge Warner
St. Wioud
Lackawanna
Warner
Taylor Hospital
Adele Levy Birthday Party At Vine Street Home
Adele Levy celebrated her tenth birthday at her parents Vine street home with a pleasant party yesterday afternoon. Nellie Curran played piano providing light dance music as children gathered. Guests included Halen Allen Klaa Roos Stella Phillips Bertha Weingart Evelyn Sumter Colin Mirahfield Edna Landau Edith Beardsley Helen Everett and Mester Mert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele
Joseph Levy
Vine Street
Ames
Mises
Nellie Curran
Halen Allen
Klaa Roos
Stella, Phillips
Bertha Weingart
Evelyn Sumter
Colin Mirahfield
Edna Landau
Edith Beardsley
Helen Everett
Masters Mert
Quartet of Names Noted in Local Ledger
Quinn Lows Reward Artur Kaleh Goldsmith Gustave Breschel Herbert Levy and Bertram Banter appear in a list within the community notice, indicating participants or nominees for a local event or acknowledgement. Further context is unavailable from the fragment.
Election of Officers at Green Midge Alens Kin Meeting
The semi annual gathering of the Alen's kin oof Green Midge elected officers with re election of most officials. Lansing was unopposed as president and the group approved a 14 dollar monthly contribution to help cover agent Robert Wilken's expenses. Twelve candidates sought the executive committee seats. The meeting included a bass solo performance by PAIN Waren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presibe
Revo
Lansing
Ad Thomason
Marty Whosley
A. M. Fine
Woodleut
Pratt Alo Puller
WWE
Rovers Tresiden
Vicw
Davideon Bist
Lengie Do
Robert Wilkon
Baique
Wilken
Pain Waren
Funeral of Mrs Williams Wife of Anti-Saloon Leader
The funeral for Mrs Clementine Williams wife of W H Williams Anti-Saloon league superintendent was held yesterday afternoon near the residence of George Hall on Adame Avenue. Rev Charles M dguin led services at Elm Park church with floral offerings from the Elm Park Ladies Aid. Daisy Bell Hall sang Heaven Is My Home and I Shall Know Him at Mrs Williams request. Mr Williams received letters of condolence from ministers and friends across the valley. The interment was in Dunmere Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clementine Williames
W. H. Williams
Anti-Saloon League
George Hall
Adame Avenue
Charles M. Dguin
Elm Park Chureh
Ladies’ Aid Society
Elm Park Church
Daisy Bell Hall
Stipp and Park Wed at German Lutheran Parsonage
Louie Stipp and Miss Kuthe Park married at the German Lutheran Parsonage last evening at 8 o clock by Rev Ph Zizelmann. In attendance were a few friends and relatives of the contracting parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Stipp
Miss Kuthe Park
Ph. Zizelmann
Mr. Stipp
Local man Thomas Cawley detained after head injury
Thomas Cawley of V4 Fourth Street was locked up at police headquarters yesterday morning as insane preparation for transfer to the gwenyulum. About four months earlier he suffered an injury to the head at the Lacka-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cawley
Fourth Street
Cawley
Lacka
Electrician Victor McManus Injured After Fall From Ladder
Michael McManus an electrician was hurled from a ten foot ladder onto a sidewalk in front of a store in the Coal Exchange building. He was taken to Lacwakanna hospital and remains semi conscious with suspected brain concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McManus
Coal Exchange
Lacwakanna Hospital
Breaker Boy Suffers Fall From Diamond Structure
Matthew Selliner of 42 Block Street fell from the Diamond breaker yesterday to the ground two stories below but escaped serious injury. He suffered a bruised right shoulder and a cut and bowed head. He was taken to Mower Taylor hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Selliner
Block Street
Taylor Heeplital
Incomplete Wire Advance Reports on March Events
Unclear AP wire text from Washington mentions major general and dates March 1 to March 3 with garbled wording about there being no dew the. The fragment lacks identifiable persons or organizations to confirm details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Marvh
Woutculien
Obituary of Fordham of Montrose and Soldier Bradiey
Fordham of Montrose died at 3 o clock yesterday afternoon at his daughter's home on Caprune avenue aged seventy four years one month. He served in the Providence police position from March seventeenth until his death. Bradiey, an old soldier, died last night after a long service and evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Ane Howe
Fordham
Montrose
M. Cale
Caprune Avenue
Josepl
Bradiey
Wou Leche Dies on South Side After Illness
An elderly man aged 65 died after a period of illness on the South Side. He was admitted to the hospital in August and passed away last night, according to local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of American
Stone
Mhilleide
Mingolli
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Peter J. Baker
Bromley Weenie
Sly
John Tedonen
Dale Avenue
Iife
Bellevire Heights
Etratfoernd
Lincoln Ilwigity
Dufour
Globe Warehouse
Filgabeth Jones
the Ord
Lawina Jasterne
Hattie Ellie
Gwennie Jones
Catherine Mawkins
Anna Scholl
Jownle Hughes
Edith Oats
Lena Hutweroth
Ethel Jones
Almn Davie
Pearl Wall
Florence Wall
Jennie Wall
Lizzie Evans
Merere Elmer Jenkins
Stanton Ringter
Chester Hughes
Hayden Jenkins
Artin Reese
Charles Berger
Reid
Meare & Hagen
North Scranton
Faill
Ciera Ena
Crease the Shams
Ieeee
Farnijar
Jonas Long
Collins
Elvet
Pridasy
Teer
Benaee
Aliceh
Wendy
Miuraei
Eneb
Madras
Ole Toys
Howe Priday
Jonas Long’s
Jonas Long's
South Scranton
Geen Ridge Lodge
Odd Mellows
Green Midge Lodge
Order
Odd Pelliwes Noltemand
Mo. Kemp
Viecwrand
Adhiy Mai
Stereony
Olver Teed Weer
Charles
PL Jones
le Colvin
PC Hull
Sanderson Avenue
Father Wing
Mike Mulfood
Unadilla Noy
Shalthie
Seba
Bittleron Uvinine
Sturge
Vic
Mies
Tmwinlly Jones
Monsey
Anne Hie
Lwdden
Cieen Edie Presbytern Church
Eliareh Partons
Murehi
Othe Katte
Green Ridge
Meoréi & Magen
Officers OF the Union
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Co. M. Giffin
D. D
Stipp-Falk
Ph. Zizlemann
Lyceum Theatre
Mastodon Minstrels
M.D
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Sele
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Renin
Fenling
Aniverse Ote
Agule
Albrit Bee Yeatners
Priv
Academy OF Puylic, Reis & Burgunder
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May Fiske Co
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Wills Brothers’ Comedy Co
Pollon
M'Manus
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F. H. Fordham
Joseph Bradley
Thomas Lachey
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