Strike Order Dominates West Scranton Mine Activity Tomorrow
News from West Scranton reports miners will largely suspend work on Monday following a committee decision, with Hazleton conference slated for Wednesday. Business interests fear impact while coal stores accumulate on sidings and yards, amid high past month production and looming wage payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
Hazleton
Tribune
Jenkins's Drug Store
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Keyser Valley
Welsh pastor to preach at Plymouth Church
Rev. Samuel KR Jenkins of Merthyr Tydfil Wales will occupy Plymouth Congregational Church pulpit tomorrow both morning and evening. He is highly recommended and prominent in Wales. His brother Rev W G Jenkins of Pont-y-Pridd will preach at Plymouth on Sunday May 18, as they visit relatives in Lackawanna and Wyoming Valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel KR. Jenkins
Merthyr Tydvil
Wales
Plymouth Congregational Church
Tie
Jenkins
W. G. Jenkins
Pont-y-Pridd
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Plymouth Church
D. M. Jenkins
Liverpool
William Jenkins
Jermyn
Engraver Geo T Jones Joins Government Printing Office
Geo T Jones formerly of Lafayette street and longtime staff at Price Roe and Prendergast now works in the engraving department of the government printing office in Washington D C. He moved with his wife to the capital, passed civil service exams, and is identified as an engraver's pressman. His wife is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Jeremiah of Lafayette street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. T. Jones
Lafayette Street
Price & Roe
Prendergast
Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Jones
Washington
James Jeremiah
Police Court Cases
Edward Wale of 1413 Swethind street was committed to the county jail for thirty days in default of a fine of 310. Patrick Murray of Lafayette street, arrested on complaint of his wife for disorderly conduct, was tried and paid a five dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wale
Swethind Street
Patrick Murray
Lafayette Street
Jubilee anniversary and dedication of new Kimbury MBE church
Closing services marked the Jubilee anniversary and dedication of the new Kimbury MBE church last week. Attendees included church officials and local residents as they celebrated the milestone with prayers and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimbury Mbe
Patriotic services mark opening of new church home
Evening services featured Rev. C. B. Henry of Taylor as chairman. Patriot ic societies attended in large numbers. Rev. John Bradshaw of Plymouth delivered a patriotic address. The weeklong services were well attended and the congregation begins in their new home with auspicious prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Henry
Taylor
John Bradshaw
Plymouth
Sunday School Program at First Welsh Church
Miss Alina T Humphreys hosted a Sunday School class at her home 123 South Lincoln avenue. Violin pieces and solos performed by Lewia Lewis Ralph Williams Arthur Thomas and others with duets trios and recitations. Refreshments served by Miss Gwladys Jones and Mrs David Jones. Attendees listed including D Arthur Jones Fred W Evans Thomas Davies Elling Garfield James Lewis Lewis Ralph Williams Wm Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alina T. Humphreys
First Welsh Congregational Church
South
Lincoln Avenue
Lewia Lewis
Ralph Williams
Arthur Thomas
Thomas J. Davies
Fred W. Evans
Thomas Ellas
D. Arthur Jones
Wm. Reese
Gwladys Jones
David Jones
Thomas Eling
Garfield James
Lewis Lewis
David Thomas
David Jenkin
Thomas Thomas
Team of Horses Runs Away on Lackawanna Avenue
A team of horses hitched to a surrey owned by Liveryman Gorman ran away on lower Lackawanna avenue last evening around six. They dashed across the bridge near the Central Railroad of New Jersey passenger station, the driver restraining them after the carriage pole broke. The team escaped unharmed and the driver narrowly avoided injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liveryiman Gorman
Lackawanna Avenue
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Local Choral Groups Schedule Rehearsals Tomorrow
The Scranton Choral Society plans a rehearsal tomorrow evening at St. David's Hall with full attendance requested. The Oxford Glee Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 at Co operative Hall under Director Jenkins who asks all members to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Choral Society
St. David's Hall
Oxford Glee Club
Co-operative Hall
Jenkins
Miner Injuries From Farm Mule and Roof Fall
John Davis of 825 Thirteenth street, a Hyde Park mine driver, was kicked in the face by a mule on Thursday and suffered a broken nose. Edward Moran of 1926 Washburn street, a miner at Archbald mine, was seriously injured Thursday by a roof fall at work.
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John Davis
Thirteenth Street
Hyde Park
Thureday
Edward Moran
Washburn Street
Archbald
Heffron and Dunleavy Hearings for Luzerne Street Disturbance
Patrick Heffron and John Dunleavy faced a hearing at Ahickson street station house after a disturbance on Luzerne street. Witnesses testified against them and the magistrate fined Dunleavy $1 and Heffron $5.
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Patrick Heffron
John Dunleavy
Luzerne Street
Ahickson Street
Dunleavy
Heffron
Alumni Baseball at Taylor Reds Clash This Afternoon
Today schedule lists the Alumni baseball club facing the Taylor Reds in Taylor this afternoon. In Holhind's hall Old Forge the Division No 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians degree team and the glee club will demonstrate the four ritualistic degrees of the order this evening. The Loyal Crusaders host an entertainment and social in Red Men's hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Reds
Taylor
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Glee Club
Order
Holhind's Hall
Old Forge
Crusaders
Red Men's
Death of valued hunting dog Kit after owner refused bid
Clem Marsh mourns the loss of his prized hound Kit who died yesterday after he had recently declined a $250 offer for the animal. The notice lists local residents and social activities including church meetings and visits, with multiple mentions of addresses and names.
Dunmore Church Choir Concert Promises A Fine Event
On Thursday evening the Presbyterian church hosts a concert by its choir led by Choirmaster Parry. After months of preparation, the program is expected to be a notable local musical event.
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Presbyterian Church
Choir of
Parry
Funeral and church services announced for May
The notice lists the funeral of the late Lillie Tudge at St Mark's Church with interment in Dunmore cemetery. It also details services at First Methodist Episcopal Church Elm Park and Dunmore Presbyterian Church with multiple pastors, Sunday school, special music, Epworth league anniversary on May 18, and Tripp Avenue Christian Church sermons. All are invited.
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Goost
Tripp Avenue
J. D. Dabney
Peter
Local News Notes Include Dog Bite Incident and Thefts
Anna Kugler, 725 Alder Street, suffered serious injuries after a vicious dog attack near her home. Dr. Albert Kell treated the wounds on her arms and face. she remains in serious condition. Rocco Bralea appeared before Alderman Lentes, charging Demonick Calayto Pascale Distract and Clementina Ackayato with larceny after a disputed debt payment and a street robbery involving his watch and paycheck. Bail set at 100 dollars each, secured by Toney Marmnar of Old Forge.
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Anna A
Toseph Kugler
Alder Street
Albert Kell
Alderman Lentes
Toney Marmnar
Old Forge
Br. Scehley
Junger Macanerchor
Saengerrunde
Schimpff
Knighta of Malta
Kate Harwartvinska
Hickory Street
German Presbyterian Church
Michael Muphy
Carbondale
Daniel Whalen
Pittston Avenue
Women's Aid Society
Adama Avenue German Methodist Episcopal Church
Jacob Borghouser
Elm Street
North End Stars Rout North Scranton Institute In Baseball
The invincible North End Stars defeated North Scranton Institute in a one sided baseball game by a large score. Social notices recount Miss Margaret Morrison’s birthday party at her home with music dancing and recitals by Miss Lindy Owens and Miss Maud Weathering. Funeral services were held for a nineteen month old child of Mr and Mrs Michael Neary. Company C of the Catholic Total Abstinence union lancer entertained at St Marys hall. Burglars struck North End gymnasium on Bloom avenue stealing about $100 in apparatus and damaging walls. Various residents and clergy are noted visiting or preaching at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Stara
North Scranton Institute
Mint Maud Weathering
Main Avenue
Misa Owens
Michael Neary
West Market Street
Total Abstinence Union Lancer
St. Mary's Hall
North End
Bloom Avenue
Burgha
DB. A
Williams
John
Causiuqua
William Evans
Slatington
DB. J. Kewards
Brick Avenue
SR. Jenkins
DL A
W. G. Jenkins
T. A
Hey
D. M. Jenkins
Vera
Park Road
Liverpool
Henry Jenkins
Local Notes From Washington and Community Events
Carrie Hitchcock of Washington avenue is confined at home by grip. Heatrice lodge D of Rebecca reports three candidates initiated at Magonle hall List evening. Ashbury Methodist Episcopal Church plans interior changes with organ moved to a twelve foot tower above pulpit. Edward T. McGlynn and D B Replogle noted as slightly indisposed and absent attendees.
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Mier
Carrie Hitchcock
Washington Avenue
Heatrice Lodge
Daughters of
Rebecca
Magonle Hall
Ashbury
Sanderson Avenue
D. B. Replogle
Sunset Avenue
Obituary of John Blake of Honesdale
John Blake, a respected Honesdale resident, died after a short illness. Funeral at Union Hill Intercare Sunday 3 p.m. Rev G A Place will lead services. interment Glen Dyberry. Survived by wife Betsy Calloway, daughter Mary A., and son George of New York. Born in England January 31, 182? and came to America in 1844. He worked for Delaware and Hudson Canal Co until 1898, mainly loading boats in Honesdale basin since 1868. A trustee of the Honesdale Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blake
Honesdale
Union Hill
G. A. Place
Glen Dyberry
Betsy Calloway
Mary A
George
New York
Blake
England
America
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Honesdale Basin
Ele
Kemp's Balaam Offered With Positive Cure Guarantee
Coughs that run long are warned to avoid delays and try Kemp's Balaam. Sold with a positive guarantee to cure. Effective relief is claimed with immediate benefit upon use. Trial size is free and price is one cent and sixty, available at all druggists.
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William RB. Hughes
Delaware, Liackawanna and Western Company
Hampton
Bloomeburg Division
Scranton Street
Bellevue
A. EK
Robinson's Sons
American Locomotive Works
Clit Works
Bert
Dufour
Gale
Geo. W. Jenkins
S. Main Ave
Knights Templar
Asc
Globe Warehouse
Aah Ag
Afyar
Choral Society
General News
Kit
Clem Marsh
RR. W. Walker
Division Street
Ladies' Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
W. A.nine
Annie T. Humphreys
Peter Geuley
South Bromley Avenue
Misa Kate Jones
Kiileen & Knapp
North Main Avenue
Hannah Risewick
Margaret Taylor
Oxford
N. J
David Williams
Peckville
Marfin Williams
North Bromley Avenue
Arthur Whiting
FE. A. Warner
Levelton
Ace
Brown
Alice
Wills Roberts
Providence
William , Thomas
Misa Margaret Morris
Calvary Baptist Church
Thomas Williams
Gus Kynon
Ill
Albert
Gus Henson
van Buren
Maide
Dunmore
South Scranton
North Scranton
Green Ridge
Leonare
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