Local notices and community updates from Atkin City
A collection of fragmented notices reports openings, court actions, and local events. Names such as Joleen Edwards Judge Clark and Rev J A Wyantben appear among scattered references to trains, construction, memorials, and parish activities. The text also lists meetings, fund contributions, and a ceremonial address by Alfred Hit on international arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Josephs
Hmnatrick Cau
Kine
James Hine
Petrik Morrow
Uitrick Molin
Ois
Ivan Shy
Haley
Jatier Corporan
Beranton Board of Tribe
Als Oelock
Whortas
Moore Aid Fala
Alfred Hit
Waalington
D.C
Mears and Hagen Monday Bargains In Table Linen
Advertises special bargains today on table linens white goods muslins sheelings ginghames lawns outing flannery wash goods and pottery items. Mears and Hagen promise selections across fabrics and household textiles for homes and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
Robbery accusation sparks drunken duo arrest
Two intoxicated men were picked up near the Delaware and Hudson Station after a passerby accused John H. Roche of Bellevue of robbing him. Roche denied the charge as the unknown man, barely coherent, repeated the allegation at the station. Alderman Wright to hear details in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Rochy
Bellevue
Roche
Alderman Wright
Welsh Baptist Union Sessions Hear Six Sermons
Six sermons were preached at the First Welsh Baptist Church as part of the Welsh Ministers convention for the Northern Pennsylvania district and the Young People’s Mission. Officers were elected, new societies admitted, and trustees reported with a resolution on minister reenrollment discussed. The convention adjourned with plans for a next gathering at Mahanoy City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Welsh Baptist Church
Pennsylvania
So'elock
Reese
Ta i
Jenkins
Mo HM. Jones
Laanwroft
Wales
Wolieh
Es Edwards
D. J. Eyane
Shonadood
Ellen Sergnen
Charles Jones
Nantivake
Ohlus
Resselin
Willie Po
Toy
Chobbina
Philadelphine Few
Top Morin
Whittney’s Point
X. Veo
Bdewars
New York
Distress as Scranton Family Seeks Father
A Polish woman and her four children arrived in Scranton from Philadelphia seeking F. J. Terppe, a South Side director, who works in a breaker and earns a meager living. They were penniless and fatigued after travel, asking him to support them as they arrived at Cedar Avenue in the Twentieth Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Terppe
South Side
Philadelphia
Cedar Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Scranton
Genet
Children Receive Care After Street Incident
Street aid provided to two children and a nurse, with Mrs. Duggan of the Associated Charities and Dr. J. A. Mantey overseeing medical care. The eldest, about 12, is very ill but improving with treatment. reports of a malignant illness are refuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duggan
Associated Charities
Miss Kiel
J. A. Mantey
Man pleads for police help to save horse from destruction
Thomas Dempsey, of 655 Quincy Avenue, Dunmer, rushed into the central police station claiming his landlord James Dunsey damaged his home after being asked to pay rent. Dempsey said Dunsey threatened violence, had a gun and a bulldog, and caused furniture destruction during a rampage across the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ato Welock
Central Police Station
Detter
Thomas Dempsey
Quincey Avenue
Dunmer
James Dunsey
Dunsey
Scranton
Cousin Handley In Town Aims to Break Will
Patrick Handley a first cousin of the late Judge Handley arrived from Chicago Saturday and plans to contest the will. His brother Thomas is expected daily from Ireland with intent to secure a share of the estate said to be worth about $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Handley
Judge Handley
Chicago
Twentheeth
Donahoe
North End
Oriahiin
Tlal, Fox
Otieage
Thomas
Irem Ireland
Edison’s Latest Wonder Attracts City Interest
Falison’s vitascape, a mystifying kinetoscope with motion capture, is due for public display in the city likely next week. Arthur Frothingham, returning from a stay at Menlo Park, arranged a New York exhibition while O J Jones takes over Thathingham territory. The vitascope premiered in New York on April stand with a vivid motion depiction of a scene at a Central depot.
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Falison
Arthur Frothingham
Menlark
Wien
New York
Connecticut
Minhereto
Parto
Pennsylvania
O. J. Jones
Drogen Name Arranged for Friday Tri County Convention
A Tri County Christian event at Pittston features speakers R R Jepson of Carbondale and Rev B Morris of Wilkes Barre with Rev CL AL Oliver of York and George Guth of Scranton. Officers to be elected in the afternoon and introduced in the evening. Scranton delegates will return by New York Valley night train to Arrow and transfer to the Delaware Hudson train to Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Mer Rey
R.R. Jepson
Carbondale
Wii
Rey
Mr Stelly
Wyoming
Bf. Morris
Wilkes-Barre
Hing
Pentiers
CL AL Oliver
York
Hee
George Be
Guth
Scranton
Newhigh Valley
Pla Ocho
Boy Found Wandering After Mother Lost On Streetcar
A boy about years old was found wandering along Main street in Minooka near the city line and taken in by Hol. Collery before being turned over to police. Lieutenant Zh has the boy at South Side Stith Tower on Alderstews. The well dressed child cannot identify his family. he says his name is Johnny Wesel and that his mother got onto a street car and lost him. He claims his home is in Scott-Ail, or somewhere there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Minooka
Hol
Collery
Peter Zh
Stith Tower
Alderstews
Ble
Johnny Wesel
Tie
Grocer Reed Cleared Over Alleged Assault by Boy
George Teed of Wyoming fivenne testified that no evidence showed his five year old son guilty of assault before Alderman Howe. The boy had visited his grandmother at 547 Taylor Avenue near Robert Hang. The arrest was described as spiteful, aimed to humiliate relatives, with no reason for inquiry into intervention of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
George Teed
Wyoming
Taylor Avenue
Robert Hang
Ezra V. Botsford Dead Queen Resident of Scranton
Ezra V. Botsford a longtime North End livery operator and well known resident of Scranton and Heranton died at his Sherburne New York home. His remains will arrive this afternoon on the Lackawanna train and be taken to Dunmore cemetery for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
North End
Mera V. Botsford
Heranton
Sherburne
N.Y
Stree Botsford
Dunmore Cemetery
Alfred Pennington Organist Seeks Pupils At Elm Park Studio
Alfred Pennington, organist at Elm Park Church, will open a new studio on December 1 at corner Madison Avenue and Linden Street opposite the parish hall. He studied under Turner and Dunham and others at Berlin and will offer piano and organ lessons. Organ practice will be available at the Elm Park Church and the studio features a new two manual organ. Terms by appointment at 433 Wyoming Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Linden Street
Bint Park Parsonage
Pennington
Turner and Dunham
Kosten
Cuilaont
Schrizile
Eit Biblicht
Haupt
Reimann and Becker
Berlin
Pepe
Elm Paak
Wyoming Avenue
First Meeting of Grand Council Plans Promoted by Local Councils
The Pennsylvania grand council of the Young Men’s Institute opens in College Mall with delegates from councils across the region. Supreme Deputy Charles B. Adams presides as officers are elected and a constitution and by laws prepared. Delegates tour mines and mills and attend receptions at Music Hall and St Brenden rooms.
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College Mall
Pennsylvania Grand Council
Young Men's Institute
Oia
Atverange
College
St. Peter's Cathedral
Pennsylvania
Charles B. Adams
Altoona
New York City
Red Bank
N. Do
Sea Brhele
N. J
Worcester
Mass
Providente
Allegheny City
Pitteburge
Carnegie
Philadelphia
McDonald
Alto
Grand Council
Welegates
J. B. Gaynor
John J. Durkin
Eocaetary
Pd. Nelly
Gormetis
Council
Central City
M. A. McGinney
J. le Gaynor
John Walsh
Edward Vilalley
James Meviovern
Cannel
South Side
M. J
Heop
Johnson
FL Gibbons
T. F. Carroll
Charles Canavan
Music Hall
Order
United States
POH
Ciera W
ML J. Donahoe
Kelley
St. Louis
Atlantic
Obituary notices from Scranton area include several deaths
Obituaries list Anthony J. Martin long time driver for John O Mara and Catholic benevolent member dies Saturday at his Scranton Street home. Thomas Powell of Plymouth son of squib maker dies Bright's disease with funeral Tuesday in Plymouth. Mrs John W Dusenbury dies at 1021 Olive Street. funeral at St Luke's Church then travel to Cheat Road. Thomas Connors of Washburn Street dies at Moses Taylor Hospital from blood poisoning age 41. Mrs William Diamond of Dunmore dies at home with four children. funeral 3 20 pm at Mt Carmel. Patrick Acott of River Street funeral tomorrow at St Peters Cathedral interment Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony J. Martin
West Side
Scranton Street
John O'Mara
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Branch 44
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
St. Brenden Council
No. 4S
Thomas Powell
Plymouth
John FR. Powell
Bright
Providence
John W. Dusenbury
Olive Street
St. Luke's Church
Cheat Road
Thomas Connors
Washburn Street
Moses Taylor Hospital
Delaware, Lackawanna and Wester Road
William Diamon
Pine Street
Dunmore
Mt. Carmel
Patrick Acott
River Street
St. Pete's Cathedral
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Grand Jury Opens Session Under Judge Dunster this Week
The grand jury convenes with Judge Dunster and District Attorney John E. Jones presiding. It will hear arraignments, review transcripts from aldermen and justices, and consider bribery charges involving Charles Sheridan and John J. McAndlrew. Readings include a charge against Carrie Getz over a forged check and other transcripts filed with Clerk John H. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunster
John E. Jones
Tnd
John Griehkate
John Mushwo
Park Place
Charles Sheridan
Burgess
Winton
John J. McAndlrew
Benjamin Harrie
Bernard Gillet
Barriet
John FL Cummings
Carrie Getz
Fleetville
B. DD. Evane
Oles Af
John H. Thomas
William Arnold
Farmer
Greenthott
A. RR
Menjamin
Old Forse
Michael Boland
Erantin
Ranwel Cole
Dunmore
George Carpenter
Milner
Scranton
Johnson Coolbaugh
Ransom
Thomas Conroy
Carpenter Jessup
Jobn Dourberty
Inter
Th. Philps
Tolner
Charles Bo Patter
Stephen KE. Rlee
Michael Stuann
Anthony Sihultheise
Ranswom
Reese Watkins
Barber Men Press For Special Council Meeting
Six members of the common council including John E. Bevan James FL Noone Thomas Methail Marlin Wirth and M J Sweeney sign a call for a special meeting to discuss general items. Debate centers on a contract change from Doarther to Dunn Bros and procedure questions loom over a Thursday night session. A petition asks Mayor Halley to push for a three cent fare on streetcar lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
John E. Bevan
James FL Noone
Thomas Methail
Marlin Wirth
M. J Sweeney
Doarther Company
Dunn Bros
Fark
Dunn
Chaitrian Crier
Obscure Beranton Notices Include Names and Addresses
Vague OCR fragment lists several names and addresses with unclear context. Mentions 516 Palmatreet and 2aeliek DUSENBENY-Th Beranton, Mary Ji, Harriet Hopford, and Johan W.uss. Records indicate a burial notice and residence details with scattered times and locations, lacking coherent events.
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Beranton
Abinyetek
MiGhwilt
Kathe Fleming
Palmatreet
Neal Mondius
Dusenbeny
Mary Ji
Harriet Hopford
Johan W
Uss
3Bury
St.aiken Enuriis
Internets
Firienite
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Esa
Chtutsngea Meeting School
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Ackawanna
the. Laaundry
A. BH. Warman
Pena Ave
Real
Brussels
Whmliones
Amy
CALY
Providencers and Water Company
Hohn
Mette
de Apindiner
Wilkie Dune
Ourtage
Atkin City
Comets Smith
Willan Chirk
Joleen Ewards
Clark Devomine
Seramon
Mike
Lake Atelea
Comedhia Beatin
Tie Tike
Oneal
Anthony Woherty
Phiai
Chard Bey
Ventory
Nicki
Moses
Thuredig
Hina
Ananribversass
Byiiony
A. J. Mites
J. Alu
Wyanteben
Th Powlow
Owen Moran
J. P. Reddington
Moran
Officers OF the
Baptists’ Union
Oflichrs
Sve
Follies A. OM
Mads
Sormanton
Kaiti Diies
Navid- Ole
Fier View
Christine Martin
Second View
Mite Emily Jong
Shennadoh
Thie Vibe Pivejleit
Olwendines
Nantlodie
Sdoreuuey Wo
Bhuiw
Lomtent
Wit Pitehe
Borintdn
Bheasiner
Atreridut
Nord
Slenandah
Loietird
Tavis
Wila Herberts
Mise Naot Jones
Sananton
Richnards
Sermmton
Olin
Nazarene
Olevendunes
Nantiveke
Oh Willing
Voli
Mary AL Davis
Cora Schwanis
Willikes-tierre
Association Business
James Hughes Wis
Association For the Convention
Wemvel Prins
W. 8. Jones
Scraunton
Few
W. O. Thomas
Pitteton
Dobbins
Stutten
Mahanoy City
Hige
Hogan
Cousin Handley
Edison
Frothingham
Mis Boy
Grocer
Ezra V. Botsford
J, Alfred Pennington
Elm Park Church
M. J, McAnipew
Svertute
Quinn Vocut
Wncclabnes
Beaasvegeren
Milaa Melylio Htanjo
Peter McLaughlin
Cooenee
Mt. Mackin
Eeeveeeene Mer
Choldien Belestlona
Atlas Moble
Reoms
St. Brenden Corncr
St. Charles Hotel
M.A. McGinley
Bie
Cine
Bes
AteNathy
Euprere Council
Bedean
Seabright
Pene
Fitteburg
Wilkospects “Fraternity
S. J. Keough
O' Hoyle
McGarrah
James C. Halley
Centaltate
Unten
Eis
Pets
Berry the Jeweler
Lackawanna Avanua
Rupprecht’s
Crystal Palace
Rupprecht's
Feng Ave
Caplist Churou
She
Avenus
Srade
Shaw
Emerson
Malcolm Low
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
J. Lawrence Stelle
Spruce Street
Sawyer
Wwe
Price Convincer
Mer
A. R. Sawyer
Powell
Music Store
S. C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St
Jermyn
Lackawanna Avenue
P. M’grea & CO
Lackawanna
Turnquest & CO
Lackawanna Aye
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