West Side Wedding at Mrs Forster Home in Scranton
Charlee Mittensburg of Bromley avenue and Mise Maremret daughter of Mrs. Forster united in marriage at 44 o clock yesterday evening. Rev J B Sweet officiated with six young people in white bearing flowers as attendants. Guests included families Forster and Battenburg among others. couple to take a Delaware Lackawanna Western train to New York then Hoboken for married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sweet
West Side
Carollinn Forster
North Line
Con Avenue
Charlee CL Mittensburg
Bromley Avenue
Mise Maremret
Forever
Tridal
Mendelesohn
Clarence Phillips
Yong
Partor
Russell
Carrie
Littlan
Myrtle
Ethel
Lone Forster
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
William Forster
John Miller
Delaware
Lackawanna
Linco Avenue
Mro
Mira
Henere’s
Limber Sind
Mia
Mra
Caroline Forse
Scranton
C. Battening
Helen
Cartle
Annie Gertie
Carl Gerdley
Edward JT
Calloway
Kenest
Roy Hattenhure
Hurd
Archhard
J.B Saweet
Altre
Row. Phillips
Albert Hartman
Neighbor Row erupts over vile language and threats
John J. Roeland of Keyser avenue appeared before Alderman Kellow in the Fourteenth ward to charge Viratmin Cireen, a next door neighbor, with vile language and threats. Green was arrested and admitted to saying the Gault et Holand in two but did not swear at him. The dispute arose from no cause. Green boards with Mrs. Timmins on Keyser avenue and was asleep when Holand arrived at the house yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Roeland
Keyser Avenue
Kellow
Viratmin Cireen
Green
Holand
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Choir Programs Tonight
The Simpson Methodist Episcopal choir performs this evening featuring pieces by Charles Sweet and selections by Harry Wolgioy and Tom Atesham. Soloists include Margaret Jones Minnie Weber and Ella Godshall with a quatrain and female chorus, followed by a reception and refreshments hosted by conductor Wi HM Jones and accompanist Walter Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Choir
Charles Sweet
Margaret Jones
Tom Abraham
Aldy Davies
David Davies
David Jenteins
Ghee
IvyOlad Ruin
Harry A. Wolgioy
Tom Atesham
W. W Jones
Marty Winkley
Wife testifies against husband in brother’s defense
Alderman Moxes heard a case where Mrs Kate Malley of 625 Eynon Street accused her husband Fajiet O Mal len of striking one brother with a stove shaker while another brother received a blow. Malley was jailed in default of bail as the dispute arose from a prior incident and alleged “getting even” over a previous blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiwniel Moxes
Kate Malley
Eynon Street
Fajiet O'Mallen
Etrikinge Tatwink
Jammer
Hunger Umpire Alleged by Alderman in City Street
An Alderman from Diriebin Pateh claims a hunger umpire named Samuel Aronevitz in Ti Serenton Street misjudged a play. Wasil Mnay kulak supports the accusation alleging improper conduct and bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Aronevitz
Ti Serenton Stroet
Wasil Mnaykulak
Diriebin Pateh
Baby with unusual tremors found by authors on Jackson street
A three year old girl from Jackson street exhibited somam thpletic tendencies at night. John J. Durkin and T. J. Jennings found the small white bundle moving on the stairs, took the child home, and awakened the parents who had slept through the incident. The child wandered again at dawn with eyes closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Yione
Jackson Street
John J. Durkin
Contra
T. J. Jennings
Installation Service at Sumner Avenue Church
Rev L R Foster is installed as pastor at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church. Bishop Rev Dr C E Robins will preach the installation sermon and Rev Dr Logan will charge the congregation. Rev J P Moffatt will deliver the pastor’s charge at the service in Wilkes Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian
L. R. Foster
H. Brooks
Wilkes-Barre
C. EB. Robinson
Beyond Presbyterian Church
Dr. Logan
J. P. Moffatt
Washburn Street
Local residents take seasonal visits and travel for vacations
A string of short items lists Lehigh University student Tiarry Peck home for a few days with his parents on Price street. Others include Contrada M A Cadden entertaining his brother John Cadden in Luserne, Wiese special officer and family visiting New York, Moses Croft and James Croft visiting from England and Berwick respectively, and several locals on leave or travel to Philadelphia, Wales, and Beotlaund for brief trips or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiarry Peck
Lehigh University
John T. Peck
Price Street
Croft
South Hyie Park Avenue
Thomas Leansry
Conrad Marker
Alimence
Aurton Curtis
Georgetown
Charles van Vilet
Brown's Place
Frank Hagen
Tenth Street
Berwick
Low Raymond
North Main Avenue
Raymond
Philadelphia Medical College
Trader
Philadelphia
Brown
Virginia
William Reynolds
Lafayette
Benjamin Allen
South Main Avenue
New
Salvation Army prayer service at barracks last evening
A large audience attended a Salvation Army prayer and praise service at the barracks with an enthusiastic atmosphere. The report notes stylish proceedings and mentions a meeting at Misonle hall to attend the funeral of deceased brother Mr M. Jamn Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Roberts
North Main
Hyde Park Lodge
A. Ml.ere
Misonle Hall
North Main Ave
M. Sharp
M. Jamn Ferguson
William Parsons
Pchod
Jackson Street
Meare & Hagen
Drunk Twenty Years Converted by Antivag Claim
A correspondent writes of twenty years drunkenness ending after using Antivag from Bevens Chemical Co New York. He claims the remedy saved him, transformed his life, and offers to provide instructions for discreet use with a dollar payment or free trial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevens Chemical Co
Broadway
New York
Providence Wedding at North Main Avenue Baptist Church
A North End couple, Peter Hi and Nelle Hows trom, married at the North Main Avenue Baptist Church with a large crowd witnessing. Mendelssohn’s wedding march played by Mrs. Alfie Blackman, Rev. W. G. Watkins officiated, and Thomas Hil served as best man with Annie Brace as bridesmaid. The couple will live on Park Place after a reception at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Place
OP Miller
Stroudsburg
John McAndrew
Alderman Filter
Roberts
Charles Mitchell
Leony
McAndrew
Maryland
van Evans
Wayne Avenue
George Davis
Lake Winola
Svellman
Frank Jordan
Flo
Alderman Fidler
H. 8. Jones
Mr. Jones
Edna Avenue
West Market Street
Brick Avenue
Bell
South Side Board of Trade Meets at Storrs Hall
The South Side board of trade met at Storrs hall on Alder street last evening. The meeting was largely attended and was called to order by M. P. Judge, president. Committees were formed for legislative, membership, rules, manufacturers, streets and sewer, and parks. A separate report noted sewer work ready for viewers and a Cherry street issue awaiting contact with Mr. Manville. A grand kindness event and a lecture tonight by Rev. Rogers Israel at the YWCA on Cedar avenue were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Board of Trade
Storrs Hall
Alder Street
M. PF. Judge
John Scheuer
Judge
Cherry Street
Manville
Luehhler
Messrs
Lusehler von Souhener
D. P. Murray
Lewislative
Eorge Scheuer
W. Humphrey
W. Westptahl
T. A. Deonahoe
Robert Robintieon
Edward Maloney
Boruks
George Wrable
D. L. Helr
Spruks
Parks
C. G. Boland
Bh, Hobinson
John Gibbona
August Lauehrer
Edward Connnolly
Friedens-Gemeinde
Germania Hall
Rogers Israel
Young Women’s Christian Association
Cedar Avenue
Local Notes and Evening Lecture at No. 27 School
Green Ridge residents visit relatives in Harrisburg for Knights of Golden Eagle meeting. Gardner Beane is ill on Capouse Avenue. H. Merring visits Wyoming Avenue and Fordham Street. B. T. Jayne opens an office at Capouse and Green Ridge. Colonel C HM French to lecture on The Wonderful and Beautiful Alaska at No 27 school this evening with 100 steropticon views. Children admitted for 10 cents in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Moore
Wilkes-Tharre
Edward Price
Dickson Avenue
L. A. Arnold
Adama Avenue
Harrisburg
Knights of Golden Eagle
Gardner Beane
Capouse Avenue
H. Merring
Lake Ariel
Wyoming Avenue
Fordham Street
B. T. Jayne
Green Hidge Street
C. HM. French
Alaska
Miner Dies in No 2 Shaft After Inspector Finds Negligence
Dunmore Mine Inspector Roderick ruled no fault of others caused Michael Barrett’s death in No 2 shaft. A dramatic club plans The Confidential Clerk at Mantey’s Hall in June with a cast led by Benjamin Jeffrey and including L W Dillon and Roy Kellam among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick
No. 2
Michael Barrett
Barrett
Bevel Bocial
Mantey's Hall
June
Benjamin Jeffrey
Overt Morgan
L. W. Dillon
Thomas Maxwell
BE. J. Milner
Frank Montgomery
Harry Cole
Mike McCann
Henjamin Jeffrey
Petah Johnsing
A. le. Austin
Ephalm Jotnaing
George Kellan
Squire Snyder
Roy Kellam
John
the Battman
Harry Snaith
Burk
Detective
Aire Kiebert Morgan
Mies Sdeale Shleks
Finn Morgan
Obituary Notice for John Ferguson Buried at Forest Hill
John Ferguson died at his home 320 Jefferson Avenue after a stroke suffered at work November 11. He was 69, born in Glasgow and worked for 33 years as a machinist for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Co. He was a Mason and knight Templar, survived by his wife, will be buried in Forest Hill cemetery after a Second Presbyterian church funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Ferguson
Jefferson Avenue
Paraivote
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Second Presbyterian Church
Charles Robinson
Forest Hill
Perrysen
Mr. Ferguson
Glasgow
Bootland
Amperca
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Knights Templar
Silurian Todwe
Independent
Order of Nid
Felled With a Cue in Hall of All Nations Fight
At 3 o'clock yesterday morning in South Washington avenue Hall of All Nations Paul Huresela was struck over the head with a billiard cue by Martin Rosehick and left on the floor. He was taken to Lackawanna hospital where doctors said the wound was very severe but not fatal and he is expected to recover. Roschick was admitted to bail of 400 dollars after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of All Nations
Washington Avenue
Paul Huresela
Martin Rosehick
Lackawanna Hospital
Hoepital
Roschick
Huresela
Lkely
Fire damages hillside home artesian well equipment
A fire at the hillside home destroyed the pump house and machinery at the artesian well Tuesday night. Losses total about 2000 dollars and are insured. The fire cuts the water supply from the artesian source, though a spring reserve half a mile away and new main feed pipes laid yesterday mitigate the impact.
To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Ad
An advertisement touts Brome Quinine Tablets as a remedy for a cold with a promise of a refund if it fails to cure. The price is listed as 25 cents and the product is pitched to druggists for resale.
Arrest of Dr. William Haggerty for wife assault
Dr. William Haggerty was arrested after his wife Mrs Annis Haggerty alleged abuse at 4 oclock last night. She reported a private office scene with a woman present and a struggle ending with facial injuries. Haggerty posted $700 bond and was to appear at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haggerty
Millar
Dr. Hagegerty
Dr. Haggerty
Tierney
Hall
Elegant sleeping cars on L and W train No 7 Scranton to Chicago
Elegant sleeping cars attached to D. L. & W. train No. 7 depart Scranton daily at 12 20 p.m. and reach Chicago by 9 p.m. via Nickle Plate road. Unexcelled dining car service from Buffalo. For rates and information contact M. I. Smith District Assistant Agent Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Chicago
Nickle Plate Road
Buffalo
M. I. Smith
Dist. Ass
Mystic Cure for Theumatism and Neural ia
Mystic Cure promises rapid relief from rheumatic and neural pains in 1 to 3 days. The advertisement claims it removes the cause and the disease, with a flat dose for a small cost. Sold by Carl Lorenz, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Ave, Scranton, PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Ave
Roranton
Amusements at the Opera House May First
Beginning Monday May 1, acting manager Kerr presents Frothingham Wagner Reis with Elroy's Big Stock Company. Daily dime matinees at popular prices and a varied repertoire featuring The Unknown and The Inside Track. Box office opens Friday morning for May 1 performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnove Frothingham
Wagner & Reis
John L. Kerr
Elroy
D. Harvey Cool
Minn Lottie Chapt
Land of the Mid- Heart
THIRD NATIONAL BANK Liberal Accommodations Ex tended
The bank advertises liberal accommodations and extended balances with eight percent interest on interest deposits, highlighting favorable terms for customers seeking higher returns on idle funds.
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City
Battenburg-Forster
Roland
Greer
Ireland
John J. Kelly
Maytalak
Samuel
Rover
Wasll
Aronovita
Mie
Mang Dyet
Utella Yobe
Minnie Weber
Tath
Globe Warehouse
Gloria
Dresden
Union Taffeta
G. Morgan & Son
Notaries Public
Porelan Exchange
Ocean Ticket
Musgrave
Harriet J. Davis
South
Malin Avenue
J. C. King
Weat Lackawanna Avenue
Providence
South Side News
Board of Trade
Green Ridge
Castoria
Michi Ie Om Wage
Dunmore
Bryden
South Side
Joseph Hachman
Dootersburg
Kneipman
Pittston
Heen
C. Evere
Annie
Rose Bryden
Kate
John Garvin
Avoca
St. Mary's Cemetery
Casper Ott
North Taylor
Aingering Llness
Johnn
Forgpson
Hillside
Lackawanna Avenue
Paris
Ciatow
Trilliantines
Anny S Brilliaitines Np
PTA Maek Beroendent Silke
Ste
Third National Bank
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William Hl, Peck, Cashier
Ross
Peal Medicine CO
Cleveland
John H. Phelps
Spruce Strant
Saranton
Lockowanta Avenie
Z. Weingart
Conrad's
Drexel
Baldwin's
Madea
Ipalst
Seranton
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