West Scranton Funeral for Mrs Ellion and horse escape
Local pages note the funeral of Mrs. Joseph Ellion and recount Maxwell Chapman of Madison Avenue Dunmore avoiding a collision when a runaway dark bay team pulled a heavy coupe on Went Lackawanna Avenue Bridge. Chapman leaped across to safety. wheels and portion of the buggy were torn away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Chapman
Madison Avenue
Dunmore
Mr. Chapman
Scrantin
Schwarzechild and Buleberger
Central City
Dockash Place
Went Lackawannt Avenue
Neatis
Travelight
Eprane
Dis Mieryy
Funeral for Integra Joseph Hiieowood Ends in St Luke’s
The funeral for Integra Joseph Hiieowood, who died in a fire at her residence Friday, was held from 446 North Wighth Street. The service at St Luke's Church was conducted by Rev Nev Rogers Terve, with burial at Tiwnmere Cemetery. Pallbearers were PHI Goer Vix, 2. Smith, August Pike, Albert Tree, H. Clayton, and George Ancrell. flower-bearers were James Wilbur and James Boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hiieowood
North Wighth Street
St. Luke's Church
Nev
Rogers Terve
Tiwnmere
EL JT. Maughein
Corste
Bt Luke's
Phi Goer
2. Smith
August Pike
Albert Tree
H. Clayton
George Ancrell
James Wilbur
James Boom
Concert at Jackson Street Traptist Church Helps Choir Fund
This evening a grand concert will be held at the Jackson Street Traptist church by the church choir. The event aims to bolster the depleted treasury as the choir seeks funds from both members and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Local talent show with low admission and varied acts
A local talent program offers an evening of performances with an admission of 10 cents. The program lists multiple acts across two parts including solo songs, recitations, violin numbers, and variety pieces performed by a range of local performers.
Local residents return from trips and visits
Joseph Ansley Jr of North Main Ave returns from Mt Gretna. Prof W W Watkins and John Saanan of Bwetland St have gone to Albany to reside. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hughes of North Sumner Ave guests at Danville Missouri. Pauline Jacoby of North Garfield Ave returns from Portland. F L Cramer of Swetland effect recovers from serious illness. Rev Thos de Gruchy to give free lecture at Red Men's hall. Knights of Malta invited. Cuba Peter Baker of North Bromley Ave returns from Mt Gretna. Mimity Evans of Kinterton returns home from visit. David Williams from Hioomsture State Normal visits home. Elizabeth Davis of Bynon St returns from Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ansley, Jr
North Main Avenue
Mt. Greta
W. W. Watkins
John Saanan
Bwetland Street
Albany
Arthur Hughes
Thos. de Gruchy
Red Men's Hall
Main Avenue
Evenine
Knights of Malta
Bubjeet
Cuba Peter Baker
North Bromley Avenue
Mt. Gretna
Mimity Evans
Kinterton
David
Evening Supper Promised by Simpeen Ald Members
Tomorrow evening a supper is to be served by the hidles of the Simpeen ald with L H initials to indicate names. Supper will be served from 6 to 8 oclock and all are invited to attend. A man named Dugeun drove to Albert Henne s hotel on South Main avenue about 10 oclock last night and, not tying the horse, entered the hotel. The horse then wandered off along South Main avenue, possibly toward Hampton street, and may not stop until no hotels remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auman
Dugeun
Albert Henne
South Main Avenue
Hampton Street
DAY'S DOINGS IN NORTH SCRANTON
North Scranton items note JOHN HART injured on Wiltur Street. MARVINE MINK site chosen for the new Welsh Congregational Church. Thomas Ails with the Thirteenth Regiment at Mt Gretna. Vaughan Richards and others return from Plymouth after attending the Welsh Baptist conference. Conference actions confirm troubles at Parsons and recognize the First Welsh Baptist Church of Providence on Wayne Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Avenue
First Baptist Church of
Scranton
John Hart
Wiltur Street
Marvine Mink
NEW Welsh Congregational Church
Thomas Ails
MT. Gretna
Carus
Alderma
Vaughan Richards
David Grave
E. J. Thomas
J. N. Roberts
Alias Lydvilteen
W. F. Davies
Plymouth
Welsh Baptist Churches
Pennsylvania
Parsons
Baptist Church
Firat Welch Baptist Church
Providence
Debates and Entertainment Set for May 24 at Marquette Council
Marquette Counell and the Young Men's Trustite organize a May 24 program featuring a debate on natural ability versus acquired skill, with O Doyle McAndrew Blanniman for the affirmative and Lanett Oiste Sabtiy Miloney Lynott McCarths for the negative. A side program includes readings and declamation, while a separate F G W Social club meeting outlines a debate on Grant vs Lee with judges John Mill Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette Counell
Trstitute
W. PF. O'Doyle
Joseph McAndrew
James Blanniman
William A. Lanett
Chirtost O'ieste
Fulbward MW. Sabtiy
James Mullen
A. YY
Miloney
Janiesf. Lynott
Spain
James PH. McCarths
F. G. W. Boeial Club
Lee
Charles Lewie
James Williama
Fromer Richard
Tinie Jenkins
Isaac Newton
Richard Williams
Thomas W. John
David Mill
Craddick Morris
Jetter Reports Camp Life At Mit Gretna
Thomas Milla, now in the volunteer army at Mit Gretna, says most men are content with camp life. A day includes 6 breakfast, 9 1 drill, 1 dinner, 2 40 drill, 6 50 supper. A large turtle captured in camp was shipped to George Davis, the West Market street druggist, and is on display in his store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Milla
Mit
Gretna
Camps Rall
George Davis
West Market Street
AML
Thomas O Malley Brought Before Alderman Fidler
Thomas O Malley was arraigned before Alderman Edward Fidler at the neighbor Thomas Moran’s instance. O Malley posted $400 bond for court appearance after a clash over a chimney. Dr Jenkins charged George H Gardner with criminal libel for a malicious physician slur. Gardner apologized, retracted statements, and the matter was amicably settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O'Malley
Edward Fidler
Thomas Moran
Fidler
O'Malley
Dr. Jenkins
George H. Gardner
Gardner
Miner Injured at Marvine Colliery After Rock Fall
John Hart of Wilbur street sustained a crushed leg when a rock detached from the roof at Marvine colliery yesterday morning. He was removed to his home for medical care after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hart
Wilbur Street
Marvine
Congregation Eyes Site for Welsh Church Building
A committee of the Welsh Congregation church met last evening and selected a site for a new church. It has received options on the property but will keep the location secret until the congregation votes favorably on the proposal.
Steer Clear of Pseudo Advisors and Duffy’s Whiskey Endorsement
An admonition warns readers to avoid meddling critics and false advisers while promoting Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a remedy for cold and poor circulation. It touts the product at grocers and druggists as a path to health and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Wideawake
Early School Events and Local Movements Reported
The article describes Sunday presentations at No 4 building with plans to invite Nos 2 ow & 2 8 and 8 evhoes to attend. Superintendent Hovard, A. Steven, and W. R. Wilko headline speeches. term ends June 2 with No 2 closing earlier. A disturbance leads to James Fennon’s arrest and county jail detention. The Ladies Aid society meets May 25. locals travel for work in Cleveland. a school library fund-raiser yields 11. Mrs. Faird and son visit Pittston. Mrs. Hatliday plans Lake Poyntelle trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movard Stould
Mt. Loeive
Hovard
Steven
Ors
Thy
Scnoul Hawt
W. R. Wilko
Ler
Bowrd
James Fennon
Eve Ball
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thomas Yourus
Settle
Thomas Millrsh
Bhikely Street
George Harnand
Third Street
Cleveland
William Fpaird
Son
Pittston
George Hatliday
Lake Poyntelle
Community notices mix of engagements and events
The piece lists social happenings around town including a Senior Christian Endeavor sack at a Presbyterian church with Rex Treverton and Hufling noted as ill, trips to the Catskills, a Green Ridge Beatrice Rebekah lodge state assembly journey, prohibition convention attendance by C. L. Hawley, Genevieve Overbahn’s home entertaining, Camp No. 8 of P O S of A events on Dickson Avenue, and an engagement between Captain John Horn and Mrs. Robinson with a wedding planned next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Rex Treverton
Honesdaile Street
Byron FF Hufling
Mousey Avenue
Catskill Mountains
Beatrice Rebekah Lodge
Green Nidge
Wiskee- Turre
State
Ll. Hawley
Motieey Avenue
Hurriclire
Genevieve Overbanah
Delaware Street
Camp No
P.O. S
Dickson Avenue
George L. Bryden
Irof
JL. Burdick
T. B. Jackson
Rol. Thomas
J. C. Cox
W. A. Gifford
Ind
John Horn
Green Ridge
Robinson
Connolly and McCrea Head to Scranton Union Convention
Patrick Connolly and M. J. McCrea leave this morning for Kingson to attend the convention of the Scranton Ducesan union as representatives of the St. Joseph society. Mixes May Waleh of Pittston has returned home after a few days visit with friends here. Miss Josephine Kagan of New York, guest of Miss Della Langan, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Connolly
M. J. McCrea
Kingson
Scranton Ducesan Union
St. Joseph Society
Mixes May Waleh
Pittston
Josephine Kagan
New York
Della Langan
Obituaries: Kate Barly and others pass away in local homes
Mrs Kate Barly died at home on Sandys near the Doughertys. She leaves four brothers James Patrick Herbert Stephen and Bridges Dougherty and three young children. Funeral at St Peters Cathedral this afternoon with burial at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Daniel Cannon of Koonitae died at his brother in law’s home in Malley aged about midlife. Funeral with high mass at Maly Cross tomorrow. Interment at BL Hose Cemetery Mere. Warner wife of William J Warner died at home on Quincy Avenue after five weeks illness. Survived by husband and two children Lillilin and Florettes. Funeral this afternoon at Owrahawk with interment at Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie Evans
Spring Street
William Slowey
McDonough Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Kate Barly
Sandys
Michiel Dougherty
St. Peters Cathedral Parisit
Patrick
James
Herbert
Stephen
Mary
Bridges Dougherty
Thurial
Hydelark Catholic
Daniel Cannon
Kooniaie
Owhek
Thomas In Malley
Serond Street
Maly Cross Church
Ronnie
Carbondile
BL. Hose’s
Mere
Wate Warner
William J. Warner
Quincy Avenue
Tinea
Lillilin
Florettes
Kuneral
Forest Hil Cemeer
School flag presentation planned after board meeting
A Ne find shows the wheel board meeting with members listed and a notice from principal Mrs Duggan about a flag presentation at No 4 school building on Tuesday May 24 at 2 p.m. The board decided to present banners to all schools and adjourned after discussing the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abowhirs
Wilnan
Broncou
Kellam
Meek
Grinley
T. BK. Reynolds
Mies Duggan
No. 4 Achoal
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Scranton
Supreme Court Delays Ruling In Pilston School Board Case
Wires monitored for Supreme Court updates on the Pilston school board dispute. A decision hoped before the first Monday in June to aid the board as the new school year begins. No report from Pitts on the case. court meets next Monday in Harrisburg, convening for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Piltston
Aix
Pitte
Harrisburg
Happenings of South Scranton Burned in Booth Mishap
At 7:30 last evening Miss Rather James, a servant in Mrs Stephen Gutheling's family, suffered severe burns to her head and arms when a kettle of hot water spilled. She grabbed the kettle to adjust her skirt, fell to the floor, and pulled the vessel with it. Dr Koh attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rather James
Stephen Guthelng
Miss James
Dr. Kolh
Injured Worker Narrowly Escapes Fatal Mill Incident
James Rigs of South Washington Avenue was injured at the South Mill on Monday while operating near the turning machine. A false plate surged toward the rolls and pressure from behind struck his back and left foot, sending him home where his condition was reported as resting comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rigs
South Washington Avenue
Moniday
Ridge
Local Notables Attend Community and Church Events
Attending the conservation of the Improved Order of Red Men at Honesdale are Charles Boettcher Charles Hore and Charles Schevach representing Nay Augtril. Rev W A Nortt and Hickory Street Presbyterian elders examined 35 youths to be admitted next Sunday. Services at 16 00 a m. William Hoffman of Schneider Bros visited Wilkes Barre yesterday. Alderman Ruddy jailed Owen McCann for 200 assault on Vincent Downe. Miss Anna Witt from Camden NJ visited Mrs E R Conley Cedar Avenue. John Flaherty Pittston Avenue visiting Philadelphia. Edward and Mrs Gardner Pitts ton Avenue are in New York. A son was born Monday to Adolph Timer brewer at M Hobinsons brewery. Undertaker Miller to inter Frank Pilger at Minooka cemetery today. Thomas Byron Birch Street, a State Normal student at Bloomsburg, returned after a brief city stay. Hyron, famed local amateur baseball player now Bloomsburg captain, led a wood game Saturday against the YMCA club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hones
Charles Boetteher
Charles Hore
Charles Schevach
W. A. Nortt
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
William Hoffman
Schneider Bros
Wilkes-Barre
Alderman Ruddy
Owen McCann
Vincent Downe
Anna Witt
Camden
N. J
E. R. Conley
Cedar Avenue
John Flaherty
Pittston Avenue
Philadelphia
Edward
Mrs. Gardner
New York City
Bas eball game summaries from multiple venues
The record lists scattered baseball results and lineups from games in Philadelphia New York and Pittsburgh. Umpires and players such as McParland Harttmoard Swaim Maguire Warner and Grady are named across several early 20th century match reports with inconsistent scoring lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ho Ds
Washington
OO Floot
Swaim
Maguire
Rue
Warner
Lynch
Wally
Toddoopooli
Hatterer—Dineen
Amolind
Wilkes-Barre Springfield baseball game reports mixed results
Eastern League notes show Wilkes-Barre Springfield in a morning game with errors by the visitors aiding Springfield to a 2 0 0 scoreline. Lineups include Keenan Gonding Ivor Duncan Smilin and Dolan. Matches list Toronto Montreal and Rochester in the schedule with various scores and player appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes
Speringfield
Ttie
Springfield
C.g Ccans
Tatwries
Keenan
Gonding
Ivorwan
Duncan
Xame— Ae
Te Witket-Barre
Dolan
Derediy
Reading and Alleawwa Battle in Newark Hartford Meet
In Newark Reading defeats Alleawwa 7 to 6 at Hartford Hartford meet activity. The brief score shows Reading prevailing over Alleawwa with a close contest noted in local sports highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Reading
Hartford
Alleawwa
Farmer Hopkins Tells Of Daughters Cure By Pills
Prominent Bartle lomes County farmer Dennis Hopkins recounts his daughter Clara's illness and dramatic recovery after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He says two boxes helped and continued use cured years of neuralgia weakness and blood impurity. Pills sold in bottles at 50 cents or five dollars per box from Dr Williams Medicine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rughr
Troiana
Mix Clara Hopkins
Dennis Hopkins
Bartlelomes County
Mr. Hopkins
Clara
Willian
Wilburne
WilHome
Rown
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Sohoss
Richmond Triumph Amid Patchy Paterson-Matereon Play
At Paterson Matereon local game saw Richmond edge 44 3 Bevetal mimes and Norfolk with a tight finish. Lancaster and Lecheter contributed key plays as Leocheter? Norfolk rallied late but fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
Matereon
Richmond
Lancaster Fiel
Lecheter
Norfolk
Amateur ball notes feature multiple county teams and matches
Local clubs announce games and lineups for May events. Pelvelere Ieee ball club faces West Side Browne May 2 with 4 game fundry. Keystones of Unteten play on May 2. Alumni bay hill, Rosettes and Minooka Jr. teams issue challenges as schedules unfold across Delaware, Lackawanna and Wayne rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelvelere Ieee
Chulierireha
Browne
Fundry
Priceturs Fronnis
Owlweke
Fadden's
Prineilirg
T. Hall
Moraeer
Thon
Keystones
Unteten
Saturiay
Welok
Trin Thawes
Delaware, Lackawinna and Ween
Thoms
William Cumming
Jason Grittin
Prank Shinmnan
Morgan Sweeties
Wedanmion Wiehe
Joseph Weir Coaptains
Dante Hayes, Jr
John Gaughan
Thormag Payton
Kirkweal
Jeln Vigerne
John Coleman, Jr
mManager
Dete Riily
Bay Hill
Aty
Decora Hon Day
Willam Gallagher
G. A. Harrington
Rosettes
Fo Diliman
Han
Anewer
Dy Haku
Mianusger
J. Oder
Minooka, Jrs
Lankawinna County
Burke
Atwwor Iin Tribune
Thomas Pulbin
Murry
Thomas
West Side
Browns
Nouparelle
Priceburg
Witham
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West Scranton
Joseph Ellionwoop
Dench Onn
Jackson B Street Baptist Church
Dougan
J. Ellenwood
Thomas Thomas
Mra. M
Bolo
Povonee
John W. Jones
Quusntotte
Dream Laws
Jones
Jollon
Jovour
Eitanbeth Thommen
Lilian Mereanwes
Eeeereveeee
Whim
Allen
Globe Warehouse
Ummer Skelling
Ike Watts
Higok
Tate Bracaie
Thif Bala
Nevelly
Neadt
Baek Wat
North
Tom Mitpls
Liberty Hose Company
Thomas Mills
Art Mille
Joseph Birtley
David Evens
John BD. Jones
Imane Jones
Lincoln Lodge
Martin Clark
Montana
J. J. Comtello
James Lynch
Horce
Pillaton
South Scranton
Esther James
Tas
Higgs
Mita
Efxamind
Thorby Ios
Riggs
McParland
Becker
Hei
Kimelic
Andrews
al Trowton
Hom Coast
Erorlon
Renes VA
Pittuturg
I. Lis
Lovin
Purdue
LOTOS
Thylor
Choamente
Rivttis
Schriver
Wood
Bwartwood
Cilengo
CURE
GriMith
Donohue
McA
Ibter
O'Conner
Me Donald
Gdh
Wilkes-Barres Springfield
Svrocumo
Byrnes
Hlackiwin
Lave
Marat
Crishinnan
Toronto
Wihiime McForiona
Wilken
Harper
Johnnon
Gillon
Giuson
Montreal
Montfreal
Farmer Hopkins
Hope
Prom the Republican
Columba, Ind
Bil
Jonas Long
Couk Kemiedy
Masoni
Temple
Chicago
Washington Avgentia and
Ash Street
Cee
Prn Historic
Bill
Sature
May Lillie
Itine
Pampas
Nanticoke
Lyceum Theater
Rels & Burgunder, Lessees
KR. Long
Hoyt & Mckee's Company
Hooyt'ss
MTOR
SPLAD
Orapton, Pa
Pierce's Market
Lal Pierge Penn Ave Market
Lagkawanna Lumber GO
Gang Saved
PENNA
White Hemlock
Ardwood Lumber
John H- Phelps
Poarmacis
Wyoming Avenue
Bruce Street
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