Day's Doings in North Scranton
Patrolmen pursue cries near the Tuteh Gap station but fail to locate the source. William Staples, arrested by Special Officer Lee Wright, is bleeding from severe scalp wounds and held on the charge at the police station. Doctors diagnose serious injuries attributed to his wife and mother in law during a domestic incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redham
Jones
Tuteh Gap
Pulvelman Rodham
Oller Lee Wright
Willinen Staples
Cof Pyieeburg
Fry
Bessey
Alderma Fidler
Hell
Bt Emurt
Surprise Party Honored Drew Birthey on West Market Street
A surprise party was held at Drew Birthey’s home on West Market Street for his fourteenth birthday. Guests included Miss Net We Tilleton Annie Richards Tibite Bhule Margaret Danvers Mariam Lewis Rachel Simmons Pella arti Kewsice Pdawarda Rufous Binh aris Ray Weeestt Wile Werent Willie Liewellyn Reese Ene Thorns Liewetive Davet Mittley Thomas litt ley Themes Phillips Richand Ciarke Willam Simmons Willie Mirott.
North End Philosoph Society Elects Officers
The North End Philosoph and Society meets at Welsh Presbyterian Church Wayne Avenue this evening with a program led by newly elected officers for six months. President Ryan Gabriel and vice president Harry Damvies lead a slate that also includes secretary Robert Williams and treasurer Kwan Ta Morgan. An invitation goes to all interested to attend. The F G W Local club also held a business session electing officers for six months: president John W. Jones, vice president Tiane Newton, secretary David Mackey, treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
F G.W
John W. Jones
Tiane Newton
David Mackey
Gomer Richards Leads After Election Of Officers
A brief social session followed the election of officers with Gomer Richards noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomer Richards
Delinquent City Taxes Collected in Scranton Wards
Delinquent taxes for 1897 in First and Third wards Scranton are now in the collector’s hands for collection. Prompt payment will save further cuts. John J. Cem tele, collector, 118 Wet Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Wates
John J. Cemtele
Wet Market Street
Funeral for Mrs George Reuily Held on Wilbur Street
The funeral service for Mrs George Reuily was moved to Mary Rosary church where a high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev BP 2. Lynott and a funeral sermon followed. Interment took place at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reuily
Wilbur Street
Mary Rosary
BP. 2
Lynott
Hyde Park
Michael Kelley
Seattle
Weasel
Puritan Congregational Church
Inowolowek
Wandling
North
Scranton
W. A. Boner
H. Smith
William Littlejohn
W. Dempster
George Powell
M. Gardner
T. McWalters
Crab
David Thomas
Thirteenth Regiment
Drm
Camp Hastings
Mt. Gretna
John Dolan
United States
Ignat
Cuba
Mra
W Hh
Denne
Ttrynferch Rhys
George Hague
Green Ridge Mage Doleted at Phil Sheridan Mounett Institute
A Mage was doleted on a 1-foot pole at the Phil Sheridan Mounett Young Men's Institute quarters on Hid Capouse avenue Wednesday morning. There were no accompanying exercises but a hearty cheer rose as the Mage unfurled its stsels. Local residents listed include Lath Bishop returning from New York City, Mrs. IL. 5. Dorsey seriously ill, Mrs. George Terlinghot visiting privatives in Tunkhannon, Joseph Koch confined to home with grippe. The Sunday school at the Church of Gol Shepherd will hold an ice cream social this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Phil Sheridan Mounett Young Men's Institute
Capouse Avenue
Lath Bishop
New York City
Dorsey
Delaware Street
George Terlinghot
Cappouse Avenue
Tunkhannon
Jiseph Koch
West Scranton News Briefs Highlight Local Arrests and Funeral
Local page reports David MmantSa arrested on cheif charges and David Jones severely injured at a Believer mine fender. A funeral for Mibs Cora Smith Nammer at the Hampton Street Methodist Church honors Rev Renninger and his wife. Congregation hosts reception with speeches, songs, and recitations, about 154 attendees.
West Lackawanna patrol nets five blockade runners
Patrolman Hart captured four of five blockade runners as a wagon with three passengers neared West Lackawanna Avenue late at night. A drunken trio, Russians Hoddis Molnaki Mulaski, were fined five dollars each. Shots on North Main Avenue led to the arrest of James Johns who had a revolver on him and a promissory charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliiine
West Sprint
Moses
Hart
Wlene
Irene Monta
Joseph Hoddis
Charles Molnaki
Anton Mulaski
Ninth Street
West Lackawanna
Patroman
Admiral Montejo
Manila
Thomas James
Patro
Matthews
North Main Avenue
North Bromley Avenue
Lafayette Street
James Johns
Johns
Bossa
Youth Arrested in Suspected Housebreaking Case
David McManus alias David Mc Aloon, 17, of no fixed residence, was arrested last evening by Lt Williams and Ptlr Matthews on a housebreaking charge. The warrant was issued Monday at the instigation of Max lame, baker, of South Malin avenue. An earlier exclusive tale described a bakery break in on North Main avenue last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McManus
David McAloon
Wiliams
Matthews
Max Manus
Max Lame
Bhaker
Sourth Malin Avenue
North Main Avenue
the Tribune
Miner Scarved Injury At Toland Avenue Worksite
David denes of Toland avenue was narrowly saved from death after a rock fall at his mill chamber. His right leg and foot were bruised and crushed and he was removed home for treatment. He recently returned to work after a month of enforced idleness from a prior accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Denes
Toland Avenue
Tellewie Mjipes Westomdas
Mr. Jones
Funeral for Miss Cara Smith Held at 619 Chestnut Street
The funeral of the late Miss Cara Smith was held yesterday afternoon from the residence of Mrs John BD Smith at 619 Chestnut Street. Rev J Th Sweet of Simpson Methodist Episcopal church officiated and preached the sermon. The bier was conveyed to Forest Will cemetery for interment. Pallbearers were Will Biweet Calvin Coons Edward Morwe and Harry Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara Smith
John BD. Smith
Chestnut Street
J. Th. Sweet
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Gerviers
Renmuly
Forest Will Cemetery
Will Biweet
Calvin Coons
Edward Morwe
Harry Hartman
Local Residents Return From Visits to New York
Mrs. Charles Davis of Mimima New York has returned home after visiting friends here. Miss Marie Scants of Eynon Street is visiting New York City. Mrs. John Armstrung and her daughter Miss Harriet of Booth Main Avenue have returned from New York City. Mrs. BR Evans of Routh Main Avenue also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davis
Mimima
N. Y
Marie Scants
Eynon Street
New York City
Mra
John Armetrong
Harriet
Booth Main Avenue
Evans
Routh Main Ave
Kemp's Remedy Promises Quick Cough Cure
An advertisement proclaims Kemp's Hassam as a universal throat and lung cure available through druggists with free samples. It asserts quick relief from acute or chronic coughs and notes a price of 25 cents to one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Drusitivts
Local Visitors Return Home From Pennsylvania
Mrs. Joseph Schwun of Eynon Street returns from Havey after visiting relatives. Meade Bohenk of Honesdale returns home to Pitts ton after a visit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nue
Pittston
Meade Bohenk
Honesdale
Joseph Schwun
Eynon Stroct
Havey
Funeral announcements and enlistment notice
The funeral of the late Mrs. Michael Walsh will be held this morning from 2012 Price street with service at St Patrick's church and burial at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. The funeral of the late John Heffron will be held this afternoon from 16 Price Street at 2 40 oclock with interment at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. The Washburn Street Presbyterian Sabbath school class number seven will entertain at the church this evening. Mrs Sam A Jones teaches the closing program which has been carefully prepared. All recruits for Company F are to meet at Company Farmory Hyde Park on Friday May 6 at seven o clock p m. Those under twenty one must have parental consent in writing to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Walsh
Price Street
St. Patrick's Church
Hyde Park Catholic
John Heffron
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Washburn Street
Minooka Sends Residents Abroad and Notes Local Death
Mrs Pridget Flynn of Stafford street traveled to Chicago to visit her son Tanner now in Lake View. Peter Judge Joan Duddy M J Kane and Michael Duddy left for Honesdale to work at Dorflinger glass works. Thomas Neville heads to Cleveland. A two year old child of Thomas Lynch of West Minooka died yesterday. An birthday party was given for Joseph Cusick at his parents home in West Minooka with games and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pridget Flynn
Stafford Street
Lake View
Chicago
Tanner
Meyers
Peter Judge
Joan Duddy
M. J. Kane
Michael Duddy
Honesdale
Dorflinger Glass Works
Thomas Neville
Cleveland
Ealid
Thomas Lynch
West Minooki
Bruce and Captain Lathers Bridge Racial Tension On Steamboat
The Philadelphia Press recounts an episode after Bruce was elected Senator from Mississippi. Captain Lathers pledged Bruce free seating and courtesy, saying any objector would face him, praising Bruce’s fairness. Bruce later impressed in Washington alongside Lamar, who respected him and warned against removing appointees Bruce recommended.
Amateur Ball Notes From Local League Schedule
The South Side Siders prepare for a May 7 game at 2:00 p.m. against Keystone Academy at Fuce Jerseyville. The lineup includes Cutcher, Cimmings, Shipman, Bweeney, Tighe, Weir, Hoge, Gaughan, Peyton, Wirkwood, Coleman, and Teicha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsteus Mamie Piel
Mack Stare
Alumni Athletic Hseociation
Sliders
Teiune
Coserate
Eurekus
Careon Chiy
Oumotimes
Grifin
Kel- Wher
Dempeey
Me- Finke
Powell
Bya
Miller
Bradley
Tenter
McVittle
Tela
Kurtz
Pitener
Jonn Livbly
Tenth anniversary of Ladies' Aid Society at Dunmore Church
Mrs A D Blackinton opened The Homestead for the tenth anniversary of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Dunmore Presbyterian church. The remodeling in Renaissance style drew many friends. Officers were re-elected and a memorial for deceased members read by Mrs Comstock. The treasurer reported about $19,000 raised with $600 remaining. about 101 members. Reverends Bhons and Brooks spoke on the society's importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Blackinton
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
Mach
Cine
Mra
L. R. Fowler
W. P. Gibbons
M. BE. Close
H W. Higgins
M. W. Chamberlin
Joseph Comstock
Comstock
Blackinton
John Chembertin
W, Dbd
Warfel
Sarah Potter
Allan Beeor
H. H. Winters
Martha Letchworth
John Shaffer
Willam Young
George Hopkins
EK. M. Heven
Bulkley
Louisa Jenkins
Nellie Griffin
Act Society
Treasury
BR. Bulkels
George Allen
John Galpin
Miss Galpin
Wre. Higgins
Carnleh- Ines
Wpf
Brooks
Wilkes-Thure
Dbeekinsen
L. M. Aintth
Charles Parrar
Geo Allen
Mire
K. A. Weelery
John Fowler
Mme. W. PF. Osbbene
Mre
BP Oh. Brooks
Wilkes-Barre
Cornelia Galpin
Miss Osborne
Miss Brooks
Bane
Entertainment program by Manley scholars May 9
The scholars of several schools present an evening in Manley Hall on Monday May 9. Acts include Comics Against Caps, We Pit the Glorious Bo ring, You Never Know, The Whistling Regiment, King On, Sweet Bird, and more. Music by Ravers orchestra.
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Caps
Thomas Jorn
Amerson “Wolet Clarsloe
Helen Laine
Merry Moberi
Thal
Kiverett Bielt Bola
Jimmie Trawn
Agnes Murry
Bummer Paneles
Mitta “Drlar Rose
Cearsa Licec
Dutterman
Onatal Army
Ve.ccceens
Cveneeres Vitiote
Whistling Regiment
Mees Lucretia Bnyder
King On
Sweet
Corseees
Ravers Orchestra
Local Social Gathering Notable Attendees
Mrs W hosts a Bundy echocolars event with guests including Rev. and Mrs. W F Citbons, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Smith, Messrs. Mirnest and Gilbert, Clone, W. Zimmerman, Alred William Moffat, William Bryden, Clayton Portier, and Mrs. Thomas Shepherd from Chiy wve nus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. Gibbons
W F Citbons
Mra
J. M. Smith
Mirnest and
Gilbert
Zimmerman
William Moffat
William Bryden
Clyton Portier
Thomas Shepherd
Chiy
Wil
Local Social Event Draws Town Notables For Duck Race
Mrs Nam Reading and Mrs James Prattle host a town gathering with several households present. Harry Stith and William Bryden assist as refreshments are served. A duck race is planned in Odd Fellows hall with a student committee led by Prank Minikens Fred Frite and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nam Reading
James Prattle
Taylor Waveland
William Reid
Thormne Shepherd
Janes Robinson
James Robinson
Butter
William Harvey
Diersie Shepherd
Jean Thompson
Harry Stith
William Bryden
Odd Fellows
Oharrei
Minikens
Fred Frite
Cecar Kennap
Walter Gouch
Edward Bishan
Fire at Krink barn on Apple Street destroys hay
An alarm sounded yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock from Box M2 near The Corners. Firefighters found a barn behind John Krink's residence on Apple Street with the roof and two to three tons of hay destroyed. Defective chimney caused the blaze and the loss is insured.
Corrigan Jubilee honored by thousands of children in New York
More than 4,090 children from New York parochial schools gathered at St. Peter's Cathedral on Fifth Avenue to honor Archbishop Corrigan during the silver jubilee celebration. Under Rev. John J. Kean's direction the youths sang praises as the archbishop prepared to address them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Archbithen Corrigan
St. Peter's Cathedral
Fifth
John J. Kean
St. James’ Chorch
Archbishop Corrigan
Audiencs
Stockton era official flees New Jersey home
In Trenton on May 5, General Stockton son of Commodore Robert F. Stockton fled from his home. He is described as president of the United New Jersey Railroad and Canal company and a former state comptroller. His military title stems from long service as adjutant of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
of Stockton
United New Jersey Railroad and Canal Company
New Jersey
Jes
Hevensed
Dore
Robert F. Stockton
John BP
Brockton
Stockton
Baseball Scores and Rain Delays Across Cities
In Pittsburg the Pittsburg game ended 4 to 3 with Thornton Donohue Wilson Hastings and Bebriver as batters. Umpires Swainwood and Wood called the game due to rain. In Boston RH EH New York faced Heston 0 to 2 with batters Meekin Seymour Grady Nicholw and Bergen. Umpires Lyneh and Connally. All other games were postponed because of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cossessee
Acre
Pittsburg
Thornton
Donohue
Wilson
Hastings
Bebriver
Swainwood
Wood
Boston
New York
O Heston
Meekin
Seymour
Grady
Nicholw
Bergen
Lyneh and
Connally
Eastern League Scores and Postponements Report
In Springfield Montreat and Ditteries McPallan Smink Khor wan Nichols noted. Providence Toronto Nutteriee Brown Crishams Fouts Roenlig listed. Wilkes Barre postponed due to rain and Syracuse postponed for similar reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield— Ree
Montreat
Boringfield
Ditteries
Providence
R.H. Providence
Toronto
Brown and Crishams Fouts
Roenlig
Atlantic League action reports rain postponement and results
League notes show Praisfiad Hartford Lancaster battles with Bartle Murphy Reach White Werthe in Norfolk Allentown and Paterson Newark events. Paterson Newark game postponed due to rain while other matchups concluded with listed players Staley Berger Hood Mackey contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Ceed
Lancaster
Bartle Orled
Murphy and
Reach
White Aml Werthe
Norfolk
HHBS
Allentown
Ff & Hatteries
Staley and Berger
Hood and Mackey
Burglary Charge and South Scranton Happenings
A AURKE A M year old boy faces burglary charges and is committed to county jail. Funeral services announced for Jacob Ludy. William Nealon purchased the Old Lavelle property. ERTY G LOCUM WOODGR K will join a parade. Vocalists Miss Kathryn Timbermay Mrs FE Worden and violinist Fred Widmayer featured at Gospel Room event with strong attendance despite weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Aurke
Jacob Ludy
William Nealon
ERTY
Kathryn Timbermay
FE. G. Worden
Fred
Widmayer
Evi.denced
Young Women's Christ In Association Room
Mp Planees
Mra. Worden
Miss Timberman
Wern Vate
Alderman Issues Arrest Warrant for Burke Youth
Alderman Donovan of the Twelfth ward issued a warrant for the arrest of Michael Burke of Stone Avenue an 18 year old. Burke is charged by William Corbett of 205 Stone Avenue with burglary on the morning of April 38 at 2 o'clock taking goods worth $5. At last nights hearing the alderman informed Burke's parents their son held in $400 bond and he was sent to county jail to await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan
Michael Burke
Stone Avenue
William Corbett
Burke
Postponed South Side Tournament Set for May 22 in Central Park Hall
Local notices report the South Side Sporting club rescheduling its tournament for May 22 at Central Park Hall. funeral services for Jacoby Lady were held at his Prospect Avenue home with interment at Minooka cemetery. William J. Nealon bought the Lavelle building on Provoost Avenue. Julia Carden of Irving Avenue plans dancing with friends Wednesday evening. Ernest Gemara faces a $500 bail for obtaining goods under false pretenses in Alderman Ruddy's court, with M. M. Ruddy as prosecutor. Several residents visit Hoboken and Gouldsboro. Century Hose company to hold an upcoming meeting. Slocum Castle to parade next Tuesday. it will be the youngest in line. The Ladies' Aid Society marks the Hickory Street Presbyterian Church anniversary next Sunday with a concert and 730 PM sermon by Rev. Nordt on The Service of Women in the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Krink
Apple Street
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Hecharch Parlores
Young Men's Institute
Manley Building
Elizabeth Dolph
Clay Avenue
A. O'Neal
H. Wells
Daniel Powell
Ramudel Davenport
Cheorge Sanderson
B. Buckley
H.C. Southworth
Dunmore Cemetery
Squire Krotzer
Michael Gilroy
Walker
Beaver
Burgess Powell
Gilroy
Arington
B. J. Halleck
David Turnbull
Grove Street
Robert Cranston
Avoca
T. P. Letchworth
Chestnut Street
Dultess
South Side Sporting Club
Central Park Hall
Jacoby Lady
Prospect Avenue
Minooka Cemetery
German Methodist Episcopal Church
William J. Nealon
Provooct Avenue
Twelfth Ward
Purc
Lavelle
Lavelle Brick Voliding On the Same Avenue, From Hh Henry Cale, Miss Julia Carden
Irving Avenue
Caven
Alderman Ruddy
Ernest Gemara
M. M. Ruddy
Mra DD. P. Papa
Hoboken
N. Z
Puna
King
Bradford
Philip Heiterion
Willow Street
Pather Christ
Charles Kirst
Gouldsboro
Century Hose Company
Algle
Pole
Knighta
Tuerdivy
Slocum Castle
Bethlehem Shipyard Ships Turret Plates for Keartage
Turret plates with bolts for the battleship Keartage were shipped from Bethlehem to Newport News. The armor plate contract is under rapid action with many workers, including extra hands, kept constantly employed to speed the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Brigadier Generals Confirmed by Senate Nominations
Washington May 11 The Senate confirms all brigadier generals and other military nominations made yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Generaian
Yostere Jay
Nervous Troubles Laid to Animal Extracts Link
Washington Chemical Co issued warnings about animal extracts marketed as cures. The notices caution about ineffective treatments and potential health risks from products sold under various names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Chemical Co
Wwashington, D. OC
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