West Scranton Favored for Passionist Center Site
A prominent Passionist missionary contemplates locating a monastery on this side of town with a preference for the West Side near Thind Weeds and near Novtly 600 Ave. Aiming to build a large complex, planners seek suitable plots, while water and cemetery access are noted. місіон has discussed site near Eynon Street. A rogue parrot escaped its cage yesterday causing neighborhood excitement before returning home to its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misiain
Order of Passionist Fathers
Lefinton
Vous
Quirte Et Ochelie
Nue
Eynon Street
Polly
Cantata Performance Tonight Promises Notable Talent
A full rehearsal for the cantata Enna Sepia vond Tis Tiaelree unfolds this evening with all choir members in place. The event features renowned singer Prat Harry J. Sones, recently from Philadelphia, performing his own composition Chambin Mire during one match. The program aims to delight attendees at Wels besche cited THittsdiary eventos on Maas 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enna
Prat
Harry J. Sones
Philadelphia
Ain
Jones
A Handsome Pirrot Owned by a Test Ore
A brief note reports a handsome pirrot owned by a test ore on the widows of South Main Ave, a small local identification of a pet or object in a street context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Ave
Funeral notices from multiple local churches and families
The article records several funeral services and interments. Hugh Davies officiated for Will James at South Main Avenue Welsh church, with burial at Washburn Street cemetery. Other services include Mary Needham's, Methol Oirey’s, Mrs. Newton’s, and Alps Tose B Thie, with interments at Cathedral and Franklin Parks cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Davies
South Main Avenue
Will James
Cornerouf North Main Avenue
Howell Street
Washburn Street
Aya
Michael Needham
Fifteenth
Lugerbe
Funend
Mthel
Om Mee
Go Oirey
Mornig
Ashley Yest Ferndauy
Tor Pitermient Tas
Mebermott
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Lite
Alps
Tose B. Thie
Decenger
Min
Mars Ts. Newton
Om Wiattkon
Lincoln
Pranklin Parks
Communion Habit At St John’s German Catholic Church
Liev Florida Fricker after St John’s German Catholic church on South Main avenue administered communion to twenty five children on Sunday. The list of communicants includes WHITING Pistor Frank Bersin Jotan Pheabard Frank Novak John Karakaseh Christ Gothie Stephen Torda Louis Schmidt Michael Manz Charles Langan Peter Hryant Prink Schmidt Edward Gross man Anna Miller Mary Beck Auensta Trapp Hedwie Schmidt Emmi Weber Hildegard Kurtz Rost Forster Agatha Forster Marguerite Mies Annie Ws kofsky Mary Warner Gevirinde rit Zen.
Deposits Received For Public School Pupils At West Side Bank
The West Side bank recorded yesterday deposits for public school pupils Nos 13 and 19. Principals listed names including Miss Lees Miss Murray Miss Nichols Miss Evans and others with varied amounts from 0.25 to 21.80 dollars. The entries show small credit transfers totaling contributions by students and staff to school funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Bank
David Owens
Martha Watkins
Bertha Kelly
Miss Patton
Miss Davis
Miss Evans
WK Wellow
Miss Flynn
Miss Wade
Miss Murphy
Children’s Complete Outfitters at The Globe Warehouse
A vintage advertisement invites guardians to visit the Children’s Outfitting Department featuring babywear from birth to four or five years. It highlights dainty dresses with matching bodices, undergarments, headwear, bootees, shoes, jackets, coats, and a full range of baby slips and white dresses with matching underskirts. It promises economy, beauty, and complete stock.
Merber, 85, Mise Peek: Minor Curl Total $11.40
A fragment notes Mrs Merber aged 85 and Mise Peek with a total amount of $11.40, listing a $1.0 item alongside the overall sum.
Local Meetings Tonight in Bneeh Evans Hotel and City
The Leekelu will meet this evening at Bneeh Evans' hotel on Dickson Street. The Breetrie City Wheelmen hold a regular meeting this evening with officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bneeh Evans
Dickson Street
Breetrie City Wheelmen
Local notes on meetings and visits across town
Attorney Charles B. Olver travels to Gettysburg for the Royal Arennum grand council. Alber Stover of Ithaca visits his parents on Lafayette Street. Gama Nu society holds a Washburn Street church gathering. Guesie Polhamus leaves for a two week Floridian trip. Louis Lunn returns home from Philadelphia business trip. Thomass J. Jones jailed for wife’s complaint and Alderman charges. The Kiddwoode family plans to take Tosti Pats house on North Lynch. Charles Bender family to move to Johns. Singers rehearse for Tephe tah and Te Daughter cantata with an May 1-2 Tallo performance. Hyde Park camp hosts social after meeting. St Bride's council to run a Malay social at Holy Rooms. Young Woe Emis to host reception and housewarming at new quarters. A supper planned May 1 by First Wes Congregational School Classes 8 and 20. Markets set for fifteen tents and an extra event. Dr David Reese and Thillesen Phillips travel. Mr and Mrs Tolu Afarguin sail to Wales via New York. William Davis family occupy Jackson Street Garfield Avenue home after 33 years away. Mrs Davis sister to Mrs Edwards. St Mark's Lutheran plans annual Lake Lodere excursion August 1. Funeral Director P. W. Tague adds new coach from Lowney Brothers of Philadelphia.
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Charles B. Olver
North Main Avenue
Tmnrrishirg
The
Royal Arennum
Whhich
Gettyebure
Alber Stover
Ithaca
Tribune Composine Yoar
Lafayette Street
Board of Tristees
Gama Nu Society
Washburn Street
Mies Guesie Polhamus
Sumner Avenue
Flrilin
Louis Lunn
Philadelphia
Thomass
Jones
South Grafel Avenue
John
Tosti Pats
North Linch Avenue
Charles Bender
North Summer Avenue
Johns
Lew Cis Weeds
Christhin
Weles Congregational
David Reese
Wilkes-Barre
Eladoon
Thillesen Phillips Westerly
Dinil
Tolu Afarguin
South
Lincoln Avenue
New York
Wales
Willian Davis
Plymouth
Thomas Chards
Jckson Street
Garfield Avenue
Davis
Th. MM. Edwards
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Lake Lodere
W. Tague
Lowney Brothers
Local Amateurs Present The Witch Opera at Musto Hall
A comic opera The Witch staged before a crowded Musto Hall audience. New York playwright A Goldman de Goldfaden supplies eight scenes about Hassle and the witch Vaelnie. Strong ensemble performances led by Le Olinger Mi Rogzeneveig as Mivele and others received praise for acting and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musto Blall
New York
Hlaywright
A. Goldfaden
Hassle
Stepewil
Hind
Abraham
Oble Vaelnie
Mivele
Miade
Plewsininy
Ole
Lazaroyile
Abtabioi
A. Pearian
Fe Mirgolles
Ilvolsini
AL EL Lewis
Miteus
I. Aronowitz
Motamach
1. Gellman
Zorveh
Ald
Mostein
Nachman
Miesch
Grunberg
Phrifva
A. E. Lewis
A. Saunders
JR. Thowns
J. Hollamer
WL. Burke
Morse
AL Oh. Lewis
Gould Victory in Armory Lieutenant Colonel Election
An election at the armory chose Gould as the new lieutenant colonel over two candidates Sergeant Woods and Sergeant Nivhbell. Gould received thirty one votes to secure the majority and celebrate his promotion to commissioned officer with his company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Wy. Slilleell Lintvinht
Kate Brown
South Scranton Notes and Local Society Event Recap
South Scranton notes describe a family entertainment event at Athletic Hall celebrating progress and a ceremonial toast. The report mentions residents visiting and social activities, including Mrs Margaret Barrett's arrival and plans to travel to New York. It notes upcoming meetings and social functions at local halls and clubs.
North Scranton Congregation Holds Annual Meeting
The Providence Presbyterian church congregation met in its auditorium last night with Dolph Atherton presiding. Rev George Gullit led prayer. committees reported on session and missions. trustees showed expenses and a 48 member tally. Gifts totaled 807 to home missions and other benevolent causes.
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Providence Presbyterian Church
Dolph Atherton
George Sa. Gullit
Dindley Atherton
Endeover
Women's Morelan Missionary Society
Ladies’ Ald Society
King's Daughters Society
Dor
Atherton
Clcuse
American Bible Society
General Assembly
Arrest Follows After Pottery Scene Disturbance
By this time Potter had arrived on the scene and officers placed the man under arrest despite violent resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Aral
Accident injures Crystal linge wagon driver
Charles Trapp, driver of the Crystal linge wagon, suffered a bad injury to his right leg yesterday when a horse kicked him while he was adjusting the harness on the supply wagon. He was treated by Dr. J C Sullivan and then returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Trapp
West Market Street
Harners
J. C. Sullivan
Tafter
Dunmore Council Debates Sewers and Taxation
The Dunmore council met with all members present except McAllister. Ward was named temporary chairman. The Scranton poor district will no longer bury unclaimed dead in the borough. A $1000 bond for August Wahler and others was sent to the borough attorney. Drainage complaints near Electric Avenue were referred to the Street and Bridge Committee. An ordinance to do away with literal sewers was rejected after Burgess Bursehell opposed it, noting prior sewer expenditures and town-wide cost. The borough attorney ruled the Dunmore Electric Light, Heat and Power contract does not exempt tax liability. Preparations for a new sewer are authorized. Police report eight April arrests. miscellaneous bills, time sheets, and department payrolls approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAllister
Mr. Ward
P. J. Cooney
Board of Health
Scranton
August Wahler
August Woohler
Frank Poh
Oscar Ludwig
J. W. Osterhout
Slate
Eleotrc Avenue
Burgess Bursehell
Aly Blakely
Laugehtin
McDonald
Dunmore Electric Light, Heat and Power Company
MacLiuehlin
Banker Survives Bullet Through Breakfast Window
I oS. Jackson of Belmont Terrace, teller at First National Bank, escaped death when a stray bullet crashed through his breakfast window. Jackson and his family were at the table when the shot shattered the glass, lodging in the wall. The source notes the bullet's size fit a rifle and no shooter was seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os. Jackson
Frelmont Terrace
First National Bank
Ilee Datow
Yesteras
Mrr. Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Constable Gilbride jailed for disorderly conduct
County Gilbride, Third ward constable, was committed to county jail yesterday afternoon by Alderman Myers on a warrant from his wife for disorderly conduct. This is the third or fourth arrest on the same charge before Alderman Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbride
Myers
Aldermiah Myers
Local arrests and court actions report in Carbondale
Eleven Conrad of Carbondale arrested on a warrant issued by Bernard Potoski and paid costs plus returned $8 to John Kelly. Anthony Pice arrested for disorderly conduct and discharged on costs. Louis Thomas defrauded Bernard Piceavewisi of a board bill. Thomas arrested and brought before Alderman Myers. Police note potential move of station due to water supply issues and a rehearsal schedule for Christlin church on North Main Avenue.
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Conrad
Carbondale
Thomas BE. Mills
Bernard Potoski
Myers
John Kelly
Anthony Pice
Rice
Bernard Piceavewisi
Brewker Sreet
Louis Thomas
Thomas
Mille
Charbondale
Brouthe
Htg
Main Avenue
Transaid
Lutheran Pastors Meet in Wilkes-Barre Conference
The Boranten aml Wilkes-Barre Lutheran DPgisters association held its regular monthly meeting yester day at the home of Rev. W. Later, Rev. E. Seneker presided and minutes were read. The group discussed sermons and papers on the gospel and the normative value of scripture, with a plan to visit a mission site on North Main avenue and Providence road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boranten Aml
Wilkes-Barre
WLC
Liter
Berton
Seneker
Ehumer
Secretues Istiweda
Wilds
Tanner
Mors
Lier
Sen Eher
Police and Aldermen Collision Reported
A chaotic report describes arrests and testimony in a local court case. Officers detain several individuals on charges of selling goods on Sunday. A witness disputes evidence while a defendant denies wrongdoing. A separate incident involves a drunken theft of a bicycle and a disturbance near a school.
Obituary notices from Scranton area deaths reported
Obituaries note Michal Shea age unknown died after a illness at 11 Pittston Avenue. Survived by wife and several children, with burial plans in Pittston Cemetery. Also listed are Petri aged 39, David Bloch 67, Williams Deckers infant, John Henderson, Albert Cottell, Patrick Tien Ho, and other funeral notices with services in Scranton venues and local cemeteries.
Amateur Base Ball Challenge At West Park
The article notes teams from Pittston and others compete in a May 1 event at West Park. Captain W. Wit ha leads the Demonic Side against multiple squads in a challenge for a prize. An alert lists players such as Hannon and Mintz and references fields and rightfield positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mintz
Hays
Eliguetig
Deees
Ml Hannon
W. Tewie
Suinak
Tans
H. Snitxnun
Bee Tid
Kaewoviel
Comin Fields
Wott Meneater
W. Wihta
Ali
Tall Vl
Baseball game report with erratic OCR lines
A fragmentary game note notes a score for a grounds contest and highlights pitching by a player termed Marching of the lets, who struck out thirteen. The garbled text obscures clear team names and exact context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Local Notes From Olyphant Passages and Events
Doris Fletcher of the Tommy Shearer company lies seriously ill at Mahon house. An evening musical event by St Patrick’s parish academy pupils at Father Mathew Opera House offers a rare treat. Miss Mary Ward of Avondale returns home after visiting relatives here. William Rogan of Pittston spent Sunday at his Dunmore Street home. Mr and Mrs William Wells and children Jessie and Willie Wells visited T T Williams family. Catherine Thomas spent Sunday with her brother T J Matthews at Springbrook, who is very ill. Mrs William Borer and son Edward of Fittston were guests Sunday. John O’Malley attended the funeral of John Dougher in Wilkes-Barre. Augustus Sraitt, Mahon House clerk, is suffering with grip. Alice Evans of Dickson visits Jennie Priteam of Delaware. School board to meet in regular session Friday evening. John McGraw of Scranton was a town caller yesterday.
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Doris
Fitile
Deatel Fletcher
Tommy Shearer Company
Mahon Houge
Father Mathew Opera
St. Patrick's Parocchial Academy
Mary Ward
Avoed
William Rogan
Pittston
Dunmore Street
William Wells
Jessie
Willie Wells
Providence
T. Tt. Williams
Susquehanna Street
Catherine Thomas
Fittston
John O'Malley
John Dougher
Wilkes-Barre
Yesterlinn
Agustus Siritt
Mahon House
Alice Mvans
Dickson
Jennie Priteam
Delaware Street
John McGraw
Scranton
Taylor Reds organize for season with Watkins re-elected
Taylor dispatch reports the Tustlor Reds organizing for the season on Friday. G. Watkins is re-elected manager, with a strengthened lineup including Shields Magan Stone Morris Glynn and others. Opening game slated at the schoolhouse grounds Saturday against Jordan's Philip nos.
Avoca Hills Near Lown Site Slows Activity
Report from Avoca describes activity along the Lown area with grading and hauling operations by Newville. over a hundred attend a work site but few hired as work is not yet property set. Superintendent Frank Tepper plans teacher interviews at St Joseph Showolim. Temperance convention attendees from Wilkon-Fauve noted Georgetown gathering on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newville
Maotesh
Panes Miten
West Pitts
Beidee Werk
Montracher
Miss Mii
Flor Jarrisburg
Miners
Jome Calvin
Hi Street
Uliie
Aeehiga Pheteton
Matvick Pryor
Michael Loughves
Anthony Motien
Jdothn Rein
Charles Drutiner
Annie Ward
Margaret McKeon
Tobsiy Moturthy
Mary Gordon
Margaret Tigue
Mhigabeth Boone
Georgetown
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Thomas J. Jones
Jephthah
His
Huyler
G. W. Jenkins
St. John's Church
Complete Outfitters
Globe Warehouse
Music Hall
Gould
Victor
Company K
South Scranton
Seunton Senertande
Mai Hall
Dolateetin
Che Nephine
Elaine Coupline
Mies
Margaret Barrett
Mitta Avenue
Ralglis
Pythine
Cuunell No
Sobiand
North
Jackson
Charles Tropp
Dunmore Doings
W. C. L. Lauer
Vodorman
Dames Drawlatene
Voeioin
Ay Seniesa
Wolf Velden
Woloh
Doh Lohmann
Kwerking
Ahaynee Holt
Palegluen Faye
Michal Sheam
Michael Shea
Pittston Avenue
Temihays
Mir Shea
Wift
Dames
Michiel
Thetis
Willam
Mays
Uttherine
Margaret
Senanton
Arrir
Abs
Petri
Tess
Ailierh
Mas
David Blocti
Joseph Bloch
Linden Streed
Yeaterday
David Bineh
Fo Poo
Amos Lodge
Oo. Trtl
Alanes Lodge
Order of Chakbode Laws
Abo
Willer
Mr. and
Mins
Willian T. Decker
Stark Place
John Ob. Elenderson
Washington Avenue
Forest Hill Cemetery
Albert Cottell Kage
Ythormaan
Elvek
Tanny
Pine Street
Diane More
Patieick Tien Ho
Ip Te Avulook
Sam Yarnell
Brotherhood of Carpen
Nashville
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Warner
Chicago
Bed
Warner's Safe Cure Co
Rochester
Bam Yarniele
Wainus
Modhinsler
N.Y
Olyphant
Taylor
Tustlor Reds
G. Watkins
Watkins
Eld
Shields
Magan
Stone
Morris
Imase
Dh Morris
Glynn
Reds
Jordan
Philip Nos
Datibesths Ik
Talert
Tibbers
Annie
Falie Williams
Reese
Temple of Love Lodge
Grand Lodge
Ereder
Ivarsles
Lave Luipe
Neo
Ithyn Sant Lodge
Thomas Deteferson Lodge
Robert Morris Lode
Chich of
A. Thompson
Oe Marinelr
Tle Forest Homie
William "Hows
Tenis Evolde
Perv
Samuel Mihorank Dulistene
David Percy
Talvary Plapilet
Benjamin Williams
Biola Hubert
Ulu Paule
Sulie
Joan Boanders
Old Marge
Tieee
Improved Order of Red
Lyceum Theatre Ae Oe
Teesday
Viola Allen
Wd Conn
Lerimer Steldaols
Mavior Rawils Romanee
Liebherr
Mangers
Academy OF Music, Reis& Burgunder
Harry A. Brown
Hetun
Tregenting
the Walters
America
Inuave Corp Thluelsone Wow Nee
Wadmes Jip Trend Tdlopic Military Myunvete
RoughRiders
Tahve
He Geliove
Milian Phoie
Ee Worklao
Raligh
Dham
Hephy
Tao
N. A. Bulbert
Biiel
Avoca
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