Entertaining gathering at Miss Champion’s home
Miss Minnie Champion hosted friends at her Jackson street Lincon avenue corner home. Guests included Ada Swingle Elmer Swingle Frank Benjamin And George Roberts of Peckville and many local residents. The evening featured a Welsh Calv inistic Methodist church society program with songs tableaux and a burlesque. Proceeds aided the church treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingle Champion
Jackson Street
Minnie Champion
Lincoln Avenue
Misa Ada Swingle
Elmer Swingle
Frank Benjamin
George Roberts
Peckville
Sarah Decker
Lissie Brown
Chearage Dalrymple
Moscow
Bertha Dolph
Swadhe
Telle Sweetver
Pila Moyles
Dene Brink
Dente Lanwiy
Dtouse
Sbagle Moyles
Walter Jones
Dlewhe A. Howell
L. H., Jones
Edward Miches
Ben Evans
Mets
Patrolman Lewis campaigns in Firat district opposition to compulsory education
Patrolman Tom Lewis seeks legislative honors in Firat district while opposing compulsory education. Open candidate M. Saunders runs openly and Hon. John R. Farr seeks a second term citing his role in creating a hospital for injured miners, which has earned him strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lewis
Firat
Saunders
John KR. Farr
Bellevue Miner Injured In Mine Accident
Samuel Pughe a 19 year old son of Mr and Mrs David Pughe of Avenue C Bellevue was injured in a mine yesterday. He driver for the mine fell under three cars and was badly squeezed but will recover. Interior of the First Welsh Baptist church is being painted and pastor Rev W S Jones has accomplished great work since his arrival. Ninety two candidates were recently received into membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Pughe
David Pughe
Avenue C
Bellevue
Vic
First Welsh Baptist Church
W. 8. Jones
Lost in the Woods and New Hotel Plans Highlight South Side
Farther William Brauer and companion John Arnfield mis navigated near Simonsen farm and returned home after a long night. Brauer vows to carry a compass next time. James F. Beat plans move to Cedar avenue to operate Hotel Best, a first class lodging on South Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Farher William Braver
Cedar Avenue
John Arnfield
Moosic
Simounsen
Brauer
Dune
Elohurst
James F. Beat
Opera
Local notes report residents moving in and out
Dr. L Foote plans to return to the area and reside on Penn Avenue. Mrs. L I Beane returns from Sanderson Avenue after a visit to Carbondale. Mrs. George Fuller on Boulevard Avenue is seriously ill. Lucinda Sampson of Carbondale visited Bikme yesterday. Dr. Vincent of Philadelphia, a throat specialist, visits East Market Street drugstore owner Charles Thompson and may locate here. The Green Ridge WCTU event was postponed for a week. A congregational meeting at the Presbyterian church is set for tomorrow. Mrs. Willam Tripp on Bordhan Street injured her back after slipping on Sanderson Avenue. The play Between Thee and Me drew a large crowd and performers, led by Arthur J. Dorsey, earned thanks from patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
East Market Street
Vincent
Green Ridge Women's Christian Temperance Union
Presbyterian Church
Willam Tripp
Bordhan Street
Sanderson Avenue
Green Nedge
Delaware
Eheola
Loefoniin
Arthur J. Dorsey
Lili
Lake Winola visit linked to local Christian Endeavor group
DUNMORE Miston May Peemer and Thuy Yost return from a few days with friends at Lake Winola. The Christian Endeavor Society in the Pres byterian church plans a business meeting after evening prayers. Funeral for Mrs Ann Lennon at Grove Street home at 9 this morning. Temperance lecture in Washington hall by Jonah Houghton had light attendance. Dudley Street Tract Society Young People’s group hosts a program with piano solos, recitals, and grape vine quartet performances. Earle Bishop moves his family from Georgetown to North Blakely Street house of Mr Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miston May Peemer
Thuy Yost
Lake Winola
Christian Endeavor
Oclety
Presbyterian Charch
Restie
Ann Lennon
Grove Street
Washington Hall
Jonah Houghton
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Dudley Street Traptiet Church
Ruby Yost
Grapevine Quartette
Annie Oliver
Fannie Haycock
Aliee Correll
Mae Simpson
Gussie Pinkney
Mr. Jones
Mabel Crist
Ida Watrous
Edith Wert
Ailsx Alfreda Correll
Anni Hammers
Lillie Waxman
Earle Bishop
Georgetown
Mr. Jenkins
Blakely Street
Auction Sale Of Watches At Davidow Bros
A large auction at Davidow Bros features watches and related items. The event highlights a variety of brands and timepieces with bidders competing for notable pieces in the sale lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewan
Davidow Bros
Reorganization of Poor Board Deliberations on Insane Patient Housing
A special meeting reorganized the poor board with new appointees including Dr Paine resigning as Outdoor physician for Hyde Park and Dr Morgan J Williams named successor. The board discussed abolishing the current commitment process and restricting district officers from directing patients to the home, to be acted on at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol. Terppe
Wss
John Olbbony
W. A. Pahie
Ssucesist
Dratdel Williams
Thomas Shotton
Kreal Puller
Klyvelt
Dr. Paine
Hyde Park
Morgan J. Williams
Murphivy Wee
Langstall Wes
Wiishle
Langstal
Heemer
Anna Dickinson
Langstaff
City Assessors Plan Longer Hours for Tax Payers
New city board promises innovation and extended hours to serve taxpayers. The plan keeps the assessor’s office open from 9 a m to 6 p m with rotating duties morning afternoon and evening to accommodate those who cannot visit during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of City Assessora
Tnnovation
Australia Scourged by Heat and Storms Across Cities
The report describes extreme heat in Adelaide and Melbourne with many heat related deaths and sunstroke. Typhoid outbreaks in Alexander Waterloo and Wargaty, water shortages and hospital crowding follow. Fires in bush ranges threaten settlements and a twenty four hour gale damages Adelaide. Townsville experiences near destruction from a hurricane and nationwide aid appeals rise. Two earthquakes also strike Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Bb. C
Adelaide
Melbourne
Alexander
Waterloo
Warga
Townaville
Queensland
Australia
Lynchers in Tennessee Hang Murder Suspect at Public Square
A band of about thirty men abducted William Alards from Huntsville Scott County jail and hanged him to a tree in a public square. The victim, imprisoned for steering Wilkin Bos lin, a miner, was killed after a deputy sheriff and a frightened jailer refused to help. The group, masked except for the leader, conducted the act at night and dispersed before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wantasill
Tenn
Hong Mim
Chattanooga
Imem
Willim Alards
Scott County
Huntsville
Widnigill
Wallingthy
Wilkin Boslin
Syndersa
Tia Meirmning
Iis Lore
Coffin Found Empty After Grave Opened
Green Bay Wisconsin March 24 Mrs Henrietta Diresihn of Sevastopol Dior county says her husband died under suspicious circumstances she believes poison led to his death. After burial she had the body exhumed and the coffin was found empty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Henrietta Diresihn
Sevastopol
Dior County
Ladies 1 C B UW society holds special meeting
The Ladies 1 C B UW society met last evening at the Young Men's Institute with Thomas Barrett of Syracuse visiting his mother on Saunders street. Greenwood Mine Key fund officers were elected, Christ Fasshold as president, P J Wallace recording secretary, William Merrick financial secretary, John Lovering treasurer. The fund remains healthy and growing. The remains of Joseph Dolan arrived home yesterday afternoon and the funeral is set for Thursday at 9 o'clock, with interment at Unmore Catholic cemetery. the deceased's sister Mrs Laine accompanied the body from Butte City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Jones
North Brantley Avenue
United States Lite Ineiraice Company
W. E. Danielson
Stroudshig State Normal School
Frank Hagen
Tenth Street
New York City
Jennie Castner
Kimbra
NS. Y
Wee
Horace L. Dant
Sayre
Sears
Mire
William Morgan
Bellevue Street
Wilkes-Barre
Hyde Park
Jessie Ling
Hyde Park Avenue
Forest City
Edna Kent
West Side Athletic Club
James Molto
Eugene McTiernan
Dale Regan
Gnanda
John Jd. Byrne
Burgess John Griffiths
Lansford
Hector James
New York
1. C. B. UW Society
Young Men's Institute
Thomas Barrett
Syracuse
N. Y
Saunders Street
Greenwood Mine Key Fund
Christ Fasshold
P. J. Wallace
William Merrick
John Lovering
Joseph Dolan
Rena
Butte City
Laine
Cause of La Grippe Tied to Diet and Digestion
Article argues La Grippe stems from dietary errors and indigestion. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are promoted as a preventive, claiming to improve digestion and reduce epidemic danger. The ad notes wide pharmacist use in Detroit and Michigan and offers a free booklet from Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Detroit
Mick
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Coal shipments rise as mines plan wage increases and prices steady
Week coal shipments over the Tunting don and Brow Top line reached 32 970 tons, up 16 072 from last year. Year to date shipments total 44 503 tons, while April 1 wage raises target cents per ton in Clearfield Beach Creek Cambria and Halligin regions, with Bauerbeck noting 11 year price averages at 100 percent base. Prices this year remain unusually steady with little fluctuation since Jan 1. Vanderbilt and President Denen visit the Pacific coast sparks recall of transcontinental road deals. Reading property foreclosure sale order expected soon, and DLW orders ten standard coaches from Pullman Car Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuntingdon and
Brow Top
Bauerbeck
Sauerbeck
Diagram Found Reveals Hidden Gold In Indiana Farm
Christian Miller, 70, dies leaving a farm treasure diagram. His two sons locate twenty one cans of gold buried in granaries, fields, door sills and clothing. The Adams County bank counts $1800, estate valued around $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiagram
Bluffton
Ind
Christian Miller
Decatur
Khown
Adams County Bank
Carr Confesses Sham Insanity Before Execution
Alexander Carr, due to be hanged Friday in Atlanta, admitted today he faked insanity for over a year after shooting and killing James King in August. He was found sane at two trials and sentenced to death. Governor Atkinson had scheduled a hearing on Carr’s insanity, which will not occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Alexander Carr
James King
Carr
Exberia
Hin
Fie
Vonviet
Civermnor Atkinson
Man Shot by Sleepy Watchman During Livery Stable Incident
Ephraim Davis fled into Mettermack's livery stable in Columbus Ohio? last night to hide from friends. Doc Wise, sleeping in the office, awoke and shot Davis believing him a thief. The ball struck Davis above the right hip and penetrated the abdomen. Davis remains alive but not recoverable. Willit was released on bond but later jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Dad
Ephrahm Davis
Mettermack
Doc Wise
DaVis
Hhim
Willit
Peter Buck Appointment in Harrisburg State Latinehe Hospital
Fragmentary notice reports Peter Buck appointed to a state hospital post in Harrisburg. Details are unclear but reference to a governor and state authority suggests the assignment involves the capital city and a hospital director role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Buck
Harrisburg
Peter i
State Latinehe
Toronto's Traction Franchise Details and City Control
The Toronto city engineer notes the street railway company pays the city 50 cents per mile plus 8 to 20 percent of gross receipts under a twenty year franchise. Free transfers, six cent fares, late night ten cent fares, workingmen and school tickets are described with restricted Sunday operation and labor hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
St. Louie Glote-Democrat
Ont
OM. Keating
Meaning and authority of the episcopacy in church history
The article traces the origin and divine basis of bishops from Greek episkopos to the Catholic understanding. It notes the bishop as superior to priests, tied to apostolic succession, with duties under the See of Peter. It covers vestments, insignia, and the throne, plus historical appointment practices from apostolic times to papal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephesus
St. James
Jerusalem
St. Peter W
James
St. Paul
Lightfoot
Durham
Aillor
Peter
Dominus
von the Deeret
Dalmatic
Senator Mantle and Patsey Clark Recalled Work Offer Tale
Washington State Senator Mantle of Montana and Patsey Clark of Spokane recalled a past work offer in which Clark allegedly refused to stay for meals and lodging after spending a night at Maontie's place. Mantle, a telegraph operator, notes Clark later prospered in Idaho earning about $76,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Sta
Mantle
Montana
Dubois
Idaho
Patsey Clark
Spokane
Wash
Patsey
Mr. Mantle
Kim
Maontie
Clark
United States
Patney
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Christian Endeavor Society
Calvinistic Methodist Church
Gan
Ivan Miles
Skipper
James Powell
Norma Powell
Gitteral
Ccc
Edward Owen
Marguarat Powell
Hubert Hughes
Arthur Phillips
Hugh Davis
Mary A. Starris
Williams
George Howell
Simpson Social
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
H. C. Wallace
Acker
Emma Lewis
Geo. Carson
Charles Acker
Jank Shedd
Kate Mason
Rachael Jones
Lisale Mermans
Fancy Work
M. L. Blair
Mia
Laura Cook
Ehina
Mummer Acker
aely_ mace
Patagonia
Lower Hyde Park
South America
West Side Business Mrectory
South Main Avenue
Harriet J. Davis
Starner
South Main
J. C. King
Lé Jack
UN Street
Lewis—Saunders—Park
Providence
Lizzie
David Jehu
Wayne Avenue
Edward K. Charles
Baltimore Mutual Aid
Bristol House
Economy Athlete Club
Harmory
John Martin
Stroudsburg
West Market Street
Alice Davis
Nanticoke
Providence United Chor
Ashley
Tribune
Lewis Drug
Robert Edwards
Thomas Jehu
Johler
William Miller
Jones Street
Bull's Head
Miller
Alderman Roberts
Moallie Tracy Weston
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Pind Polo
Turguise
Watkina
Pmo Polo
Henwood
Patsy
Leah Jones & Co
Wyoming Avenue
South Side News
Terppe
FL L. Terppe
Scranton Poor Board
Mr Terppe
Charles Tivester
Archbald
John Gibbons
Mary Worth
Port Jervis
Thomas F. Donlan
Pittston Avenue
Willie
M. J. Coyne
Delaware and Hudson Depot
Locust Street
Finess
Kate Kennedy
Carbondale
Kate Butler
Winifred Melvin
Remington Avenue
Mary Mellale
Margaret Roche
Mary Hastings
Mary Moffitt
Jennie Gavan
St. Irene’s Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
St. John's Parish
Scranton Diocesan Union
South Steel
Misa Tessie Gibbons
No. 11
Hurge
Green Ridge
Dunmore
DR. Paine and
Mmr
Poor Hoard
W. 5S. Longstreet
Wreeters
Nim
Board of City
Industrial
Clearfield
Beach Creek
Cambria
Ialligin
Cornelius Vanderbilt
President Denen
Pacific Coast
Vanderbilt
Reading
The
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Pullman Car Company
Lackawanna Ave
Ises
Bishops
Rome
Cyprian
Holy See
Frothingham, Wagner & Reis
Lessees
Peck
We. Zen
Old Kentucky
Sousa’s
Ali
Woman
OUR Regiment
Pink Dominos
Wright Huntington Wank
Wilson Mrs. Poride Ki Kinwstey
Carrie Ringley We. Maiines
Davis’ Theater
MO. A. Himmelein
Comedienne
Beatrice Earle
Ned J. Howson
McKee Rankin
Golden Giant Mine
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