West Scranton Politicized Plea for Police Magistrate Post
Petition circulates urging West Scranton leaders to back Alderman Owen for police magistrate. The Central Republican Club meets as factions seek influence, with notes on injuries and local notices amid a busy page of personals and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder Mob
West Side Central Republican Club
Patrick McNally
Basil
Scranton
Owen Dy
Perth Sear
Untitled local figure in a tangled dispute over a high-profile case
A series of irregular names and unclear events describe a disputed situation involving Marciek McNabe of Howplies and multiple others. The report notes a sentencing or commitment, a financial figure around 200 dollars, and alleged alienation among several named individuals, including Davis, Lance, Zahboriot, and Meanie, with Peters appearing in connection to the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marciek McNabe
Joby McNally
Bothea
Davis
Joh Lance
Evan Zahboriot
Patreliman
Tom Meanie
Ane Segether
Piteolichanw Peters
Hatid Umd McNally
Butcher Shop Altercation Ends With Wounding
Patrick Kinney clashed with workers at Wilson's butcher shop on Waelburn Street. Kinney armed with a knife stabbed Fiemme Woollyattt in the leg, causing a severe wound. Dr Reach treated the injury after which Kinney was remanded to the city lockup awaiting bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Kinney
Wilson
Waelburn Street
Kinney
Fiemme Woollyattt
Fourlemnth Street
Reach
Povier
Tragic Loss In Scranton Claims Williams and Davis
A puzzling obituary reports Lewis Williams of 2187 Prick Avenue and Cassie Davis of 1 South Gardel Avenue killed in a mysterious incident. The Davis family, well known locally, mourns as details remain scarce and a funeral date is anticipated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Willams
Prick Avenue
North
Scranton
Cassie Davis
Gardel Avenue
Mel Surprise
Mr and Mere
John Davis
Aoa
Aldean Davies
Atiarel
Local Church Events and Socials Update
Friday evening at 7 44 Dr J Telleen of the World Mission council speaks at St Mark s Lutheran on foreigners missions. Clarke Prother s prepare party for annual gathering. A baby born to Mr and Mrs George Davis Tuesday. Young Ladies auxiliary of the Central Methodist church meets Friday night at Miss Jacob s home. Mrs Aimant Lamment hosts a surprise party Monday. Willis Bruning buys a team of brown horses. Harmony Club No 11 of Hampton Street Methodist plans poverty social Monday in the lecture hall. An ice cream social at Mrs James P Harris on Means Court today 1 to 4. Proceeds go to Second Presbyterian mission on Lackawanna Avenue. Camp Neck Patriots Order Sons of America holds building committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiew
J .Telleen
Orwral Council
Lutheran Church
St. Mark's
George Daivis
Heckweenie
Lanties
Sitipent Methodist
Elirees
Inetears
Hame
Jacoles Peok
Price Street
Mobeom Avenue
Mise Ainat Lamlent
Laffigette Street
Willis Bruning
North Main Avenue
Sutton
Hampton
James PL Harris
Ote
P.m
Second Presbyterian Church
Weel Lackawanna Avenue
Camp Neck
Patriots Order Sons of America
Oceanic steamer sighted. North Main avenue project noted
An alderman reported the Oceanic steamer in view yesterday while a note described heating appliances for a new North Main building. The Fourth Ward Baptist mission plans a tea and recital at North Gorteild avenue. James Treating, a Continental mine laborer, suffered a leg and back injury from a fall of rock yesterday. A Winnipeg Methodist church benefit will be held this evening with an electric program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue
Stipe Methatist Episcopal Church
Davie
Oceanic
Wis
Frolte Cedal
North Gorteld Avenue
James Treating
Continental
Winnipeon Methodist
Local Residents Head East on Various Trips
Wo Johns, Main avenue merchant, traveled to New York on a purchasing trip. T Owen Charles of Tripp Park invited friends to Stroudsburg. Miss Kate Conner of Paterson N J visited Dr and Mrs W J Davis of North Main avenue and returned home. Sutton the veterinarian came back from a week with his father Dr J F Sutton of Dodge Cranteton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo. Johns
Main Avenue
New York
T. Owen Charles
Tripp Park
Stroudsburg
Kate Conner
Paterson
N. J
WJ. L. Davis
North Main Avenue
Sutton
Jf. A. Sutton
Doge Ranceton
Dunmore Bill Passes Local Representation Plan
A bill approved by Morrisburg representatives creates two overseers and two school directors for each ward to serve with existing officials until March 13. It sets election rules by ward and outlines terms two years, with councilmen and directors to be chosen in each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisburg Westenia
James
Berditter
Wail Elon
Ciena
Fourth lecture in series at Methodist church tonight
Tonight the fourth in a series of lectures at the Methodist church features Mr W Sinpeon presenting pend lage from Tin Macren. The speaker is said to possess a rare dialect insight enabling clear interpretation of the author’s works and has been well received in prior venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mev. W. Sinpeon
Tin Macren
Green Ridge Society Meetings and Local Notices
Amity Literary and Debating Society holds a regular weekly meeting at Albert Neu loten home on Green Hideo street with a debate on Cuba and papers on China and Japan. Green Ridge Independent Order of Odd Fellows to elect officers this evening in Ma fen hall. Social visits include Mrs Harriet Bartrain hosting guests and Mrs Alfred Harvey entertaining at Wyoming avenue. Presbyterian church Ladies Art Society mourns illness of Mr Holmer and cancels Kiftir boy chorus entertainment with refunds available. Green Ridge Was matin club meets at Constivatony Af Muaie on Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Amity Literary and
WIL
Albert Neuloten
Adams Avenue
Green Hideo Street
United States
Cuba
Huysell Mower
Charles H.tobey
Japan
Harold Kennedy
China
Albert Nettleton
A. G. Thomason
North Puig
Philadelphia
Green Ridge
Wyoming Avenue
Ladies
Society of the Presbyterian Church
Holmer
Kiftir
Menta
Gye Ridge
Constivatony Af Muaie
Thutwluy Moriog
Laud Aeloce
Sons of Veterans Camp to Hold Reunion in Lebanon This June
Preparations are under way for the reunion of the Sons of Veterans to be held in Lebanon in June. About 1200 attendees are expected, with the Wurinese chief and other dignitaries attending. The annual outing will feature attractions likely to draw large crowds to Lebanon during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Wwe
Onewiig Fiek
Beshion
Endorsement Claims Dean’s Kidney Pills Cure Back Pain
A Morris Brothers boot store customer in Buffalo endorses Dean’s Kidney Pills, stating they cured a yearlong dull back and shoulder pain. He urges others with similar complaints to try the product and remembers the Dean’s name, noting nationwide sale via deniers and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republc
Williat. Morris
Lacha- Wandt Avenas
Neaber
Morris Brothers
Dean
Ot Deniers
Pree
Eonie
South Scranton Notes Odd Fellows Officers Elected
At the regular meeting of James Connell lodge No 170 Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Scranton, officers were elected for a six month term. Noble Grand Fred W Rose, Vice Grand Robert A Routt, Secretary Wikii Lusky, Assistant Secretary Carles Stone, Treasurer Chal Kaessney. Installation set for the next meeting on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cw James Connell Lodge
Inelegemadent Order of Odd Fellows
Preahan’s Hall
Urer Noble
Fred W.W. Rose
Robert A. Routt
Wikii Lusky
Nineteen Children to Receive Communion at St Paus Church
Nineteen children of St Paus church on Prospert avenue will receive the Lord's supper next Sunday at 10 oclock under Rev A Rallhein, pastor. The list includes William Herazoes, Freder ick Voty, Fritz Lowenstein, Robert Demmes, August Dinkél, Charles tin Bel, Michael Thiede, Charles Schnifitz, Conrad Hupperty, Ernest Smiske, William Adler, Theodore Whiner, Mary Gnusehke, Magele Kaiser, Mary Kra mer, Lizele Oeffering, Lena Both and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paus Church
Prospert Avenue
A. Rallhein
Weloek
Willian Herazoes
Frederick Voty
Fritz Lowenstein
Robert Demmes
August Dinkél
Charles Tin- Bel
Michael Thiede
Charles Schnifitz
Conrad Hupperty
Ernest Smiske
William Adler
Theodore Whiner
Mary Cgnuse
St Johns Church Irend Glee Club Auditions and Rehearsals
Young men of St Johns Church Irend organize a glee club inviting all sane men to report at the basement of St Johns Church this evening at 7 40 o clock for rehearsal. Scranteen Saengerrunde rehearsals listed for this evening in Athletic hall. Hickory Street Presbyterian Young Peoples society holds monthly business meeting Thursday evening at o clock with a social entertainment following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Irend
St. John's’ Church
Uis
Scranteen Saengerrunde
Young People’s Society of the
Hickory Street Presbyterian Chitatel
Concert by the Studio Club at St Luke's Parish House
Earl Gulick the Boy Soprano headlines a Studio Club program at St Luke's Parish House on Monday evening April 16. Misa Cordelia Freeman directs assisted by Master Marl Gulick, Miss Julian Chipp Allen, Miss Charlotte Blackman and Earl Gulick. The concert benefits St Luke's kindergartens and features Gulick praised as the world’s best boy soprano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Luke's Parish House
Studio Club
Misa Cordelia Freeman
Marl Gulick
Julian Chipp Allen
Charlotte Blackman
Earl Guilek Punks
Bt. Liuke'a Kindergartens
Obscure obituary notes from late 19th century era
Fragmented obituary notice listing multiple individuals with foreign names and places, describing deaths from illness and old age, funeral plans and burial locations, families and survivors, and scattered details on timings and venues. The text preserves ceremonial language and local place names amid garbled OCR.
Child Suffers Arm Injury After School Slip
Lite Margaret Simm aged nine daughter of Evan Simm permanent man at Liberty Hose company broke her right arm yesterday noon while returning from No 23 School. She tripped and fell and was moved to her home over Griffin’s drug store where Dr Sureth treated her. She is resting easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Simm
Evan Simma
Liberty Hose Company
No. 23
Easter events planned at Pridemee Presbyterian Church
On Monday evening April 1 the Kaeter siagen will be introduced by a lecture on Sacred Art by Rev A W Bower with a stereopticon. Bible history scenes and the Passion Week will be shown culminating in Easter Sabbath services. An Easter Monday concert by a twenty-voice choir will precede the festival. Public interest is expected to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OP Pridemee Presbyterian Church
Kaeter Siagen
Providence
Fairgoers Attend Methodist Fair and Booth Auctions
The annual church fair draws many attendees to the Tap Ame prayer service followed by a supper. Proceeds fund church activities while booths feature homely decorations and military items for sale. Proceeds support the church and community programs.
Conference on committees set for March and April meetings
Miss Wilson national secretary will hold a conference with the executive committee Friday morning March 29 at 10 oclock. On Monday evening April 1 she will meet all committee and class teachers at WHS North Martha avenue for full attendance to greet Miss Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bille
B. Souflell
Miss Wilson
Taeelock
North Marth Avenue
Mikes Wilton
Local row of arrests events and social notices mix
The report details Thewan Hughes being fined for drunken and disorderly conduct after arrest by Patrolman Watkins, plus a list of social and community items. It mentions Professor John Tigue planning a basketball match for a purse, Miss Cora Griffin Morris giving readings at Puritan church, and various local social engagements and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thewan Hughes
Peat Avenue
Watkins
Hughes
Fidler
John ‘Tigue
North Mnd Stars
King School of Kiowition
Pittsburg
Puritan Congregational Church
Clase
Sundin School
Osterhour
E. Westlake
George Spencer
Thales
Clarence
Mravid Mie
Edwin Thomner
Parker Street
Willake Prioe
Bone
OM. McBkechon
Jones Street
Yest
Ned Bank
New Jorres
The
Tintow Mano Water Comtis
Train and freight collide near works injuring crew
The Delaware and Hunison passenger train due at 218 p m collided with a straight car near the ho tt and Nut works yesterday afternoon. The passenger engine cab was damaged and couches scratched. Engineer Alex Copeland narrowly escaped injury. Conductor William was switching cars in the area when the incident caused a derailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hunison
Hott and Nut Works
Williame
Alex. Copelamid
Carbondite
National secretary to visit city YMCA meeting
Mise Flinabeth Wilson one of the national secretaries of the Young Women's Christian Association revisits the city association. She will lead a union panel meeting in the central room on Sunday at 6 45 p m. On Tuesday April 2 Miss Wilson will speak at the Second Presbyterian church. All members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Flinabeth Wilson
Young Women's Christian Association
Ianel
Mitts Wilton
Second Presbyterian Church
Sensible Man Rejects Patent Remedy Claims
A reader scolds a dubious promoter offering a free sample bottle to prove a universal remedy for coughs asthma bronchitis and other lung troubles. The note warns against trusting unverified medicines and asserts lack of legitimate authority behind the claims.
Association invites to hear Miss Wilson at church rally
The First Presbyterian church hosts a Young Women's Christian Association rally Tuesday evening at 7 45 with speaker Miss Wilson. Mike Wilson will outline the need for the Scranton group. Members and friends are invited. she is described as bright and engaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
Tesday
Mike Wilson
Scranton
Association
Novel Bowling Match At Bicycle Club Ends In Banquet
A lively evening at the Bicycle Club featured a bowling match between two teams of fourteen. The victors led by Ludwig and Wardell and others, while Salih Gorman and Connolly led the losing side. A postmatch banquet followed with toasts, prizes for top scores, most strikes, and best individual performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siated
Tole Tadwlis
Smith Garenan
Mateshall
Connell
Moore
Siveliy
Dulfed
F . Walter
Ritz
Northup
Mears
CP. Peters
Lessles
Clal
Addiennom
Fon Pinor
Frank Deevers
P.O. Wulterr
Fragmented wire service clocked in March
A damaged wire copy reports hurried references to a morning event and a city setting. Names and places are unreadable, but the text shows a hurried update on a public or social incident with unclear details.
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West
Owen CD. John
West Side Republican Club
Comimtotow
Aledo
Dufour
Cdufanit
Boy
General News
Williams & McAnulty
Globe Warehouse
Dunmore
M. E. Church
de Groff
Topeka
Kansas
Far West
Presbyterian Chorch
Mer
Odd Fellows
Node Grand
Harry Wi
Vide Grand
Christihan Keller
Harry Kigery
George W. Harper
Joh Madion
Monroe Avenue
Owen Carnes
Fifth Street
Nettle McHale
New York City
Lucy Docker
Hawley
Krissa Morgan
Plymouth
Mm. Holtthan
Binghamieon
Sons OF Veterans’ Camp
South Scranton
James Connell Lodge
St. Paul's Church
Earl Gulick
Fred Wintermite
Mire
Winternite
Abettin
Mina Jollardon
Speek
Pramania
Iecomend
Maury Carden
SM Sagt
Irvin Avenur
Erevis
Ane Downer
Thomas
Ameteor
Anni
John Siew
Michank Whatine
Benjamyn Baxkerville
Ooofehoek Peller Mornitg
St. Patert¢ Cathedral
Callin
Mary Scott
Murs
Mod. Beott
Wanderret
Dunner
Ithemus
Tewohey
Dane
Kate An Pav
Michael Healy
Michael Mealy
Sears
Lle
Pine Sturet
Dutiwene
Lie
Curt Cometeer
Nelson Benson
Dee Om
Wien Avenue
Menening
Pontine
Dealer Avenue
Dudeon
Margaret Simms
A. V. Bower
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal
Delaware and Hudson Road
Evelid
Cleveland
Warner's Safe Cure Co
Dee
Gentlemeen
Warner
Tate
Freeadien
S. A. Pattibone
Weingarten Bros
Broadway
Ad Toderite Peice
Maine
Bicycle Club
Lyceum Theatre
Ris & Aurgunder
Lervera
Docrfy
Tim Murphy
Fo Sol Smith Hucelles
Fred G. Keagen
Niioe
Amd
Marie Dressler
Miss Friant
Bisiea
SANE
Belle
Lecethy
Etek Niele
Acade Siy
Honey
Walancoo
Akutiwe
Satay
Maree Preche
Mate
Voomiing Mphowe
MA Doome
Ald
Charles Leyburne
Milamees
Huntine Mondien
Patel
New Gaiety Theatre
Kvilonne
Pitteling
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