Glass pane dispute ties two West Side families
A boy threw a stone through a window at George Richards’ North Main avenue home. The father, David J. Williams, is charged. Alderman Blair postponed ruling two days while Attorney Lewis plans to prove the father’s nonliability. Local notices report Salvation Army rally, church meetings, obituaries, weddings, and community events across the West Side.
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West Side
Blair
David J. Williams
North Hyde Park Avenue
George Richards
North Main Avenue
Richards
Wo RR
Lewis
Williams
Asphalt Paving Likely For Key Streets In City Plans
Residents on lower Jackson street signaled support for asphalt paving despite earlier opposition to Belgium block. An ordinance on the council agenda tonight could change paving plans from Belgium block to asphalt. Dr. M J Williams urged asphalt at Tuesday’s Heard of Trade banquet, gaining allyship from attendees.
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Robinson
Ninth
Jackson Streets
Belgium
Lower
Jackson Street
Heard of
M. J. Williams
Eighteenth Wedding Anniversary Entertainment Honors Mr and Mrs Williams
Mr and Mrs D Williams of La ferme street entertained on Monday evening for their eighteenth anniversary. Music provided by vocal and instrumental performers. Guests included Mr and Mrs W Penn Morgan Dr and Mrs J R Malls Mr and Mrs William D Jenking Rev and Mrs W G Watkins and many others.
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D. (. Williams
Laferme Street
J. R. Malls
William D. Jenking
James Prethorpe
W. G. Watkins
Wheeler
John James
William Moseley
Moore
Edward Collins
John House
William Jeremiah
William Pass
Thomas Hughes
Watking
Alvira Clancy
Verna
Kathe Hughes
Susan
Lilian
Thet
Ruth Watkins
Myrtle Wheeler
Martha
Gertrude Moore
Alice Wil Hames
Earl Watkins
Roy Whiteler
Charlies Williams
Louis Haneck
Parry and Hughes Wed at Bride's Mother Home
Misa Liggle Parry and John Hughes were married yesterday morning at 870 North Hyde Park Avenue, the bride's mother Mrs. Eligareth Evans hosting. Rev B I Evans conducted the ceremony with immediate relatives present. The couple departed on the 9 66 Delaware Lackawanna and Western train to begin a ten day honeymoon and will reside on North Hyde Park Avenue after returning. Parry is a prominent Welsh Cal...
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Hannah Welsh
Bernard MiDermott
St. Patrick's Church
John H. Walker
Ben Street
Milton Slutter
Albert
Tobyhanna
John Slutter
Mentor
Wilkes-Barre
Isaac Morgan
North Hyde Park Avenue
Misa Liggle Parry
John Hughes
Eligareth Evans
B. I. Evans
Hushes
Delaware, Lackawanna
Local News Briefs From Westfield and Nearby Areas
Miss Allie Crosby visits Mrs H M Cole in Capouse Frank Hazard travels to Hagleton for a few days Henry Saver returns from Pocono fishing trip Wood Pace recovering slowly from illness Mailcarrier Joseph Fidian builds a home in North Park Mrs J M Brown returns from Forest City visit Professor J B Hawker returns from New York City Gus Dietrick returns home to Kansas Willams buys horse and wagon for summer ice cream sales Loyal Temperance legion holds basket social on Penn Avenue All invited to attend tonight's event
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Allie Crosby
Westfield, N.J
H. M. Cole
Capouse Avenue
Frank Hazard
Dickson Avenue
Hagleton
Henry Saver
Pocono
Wood Pace
Sness
Joseph Fidian
North Park
J. M. Brown
Horace, Carr
Penn Avenue
Forest City
J. B. Hawker
No. 27
New York City
Gus. Dietrick
Dickson Works
Kansas Ily
Jimathan KR. Willams
Horse
Wigan
Loyal Temperance Legion
Political caucuses and community notices fill South Side pages
Republicans of the Nineteenth ward hold a caucus at Nicholas Sussong's hotel Prospect avenue for nominating a candidate for the unexpired J Hickey term. Democrats meet at Donnelly's hall Saturday 4 to 7 for their nomination. Local outings and picnics planned by several societies with dates in May and June. Leopold Yearing, ex patrolman, died of Bright's disease leaving a wife and four children. Mock trial at St Aloysius on burglary charges. Drum corps of Washington vamp to hold Decoration Day picnic. Local social visits and a child search after a missing boy report. Burial services held for Patrick Alcott with high mass at St Peter's Cathedral.
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Nicholas Sussong
Prospect Avenue
Comane Council
J. Hickey
George Wisth
Fred Marshh
Donnelly’s Hall
John J. Murphy
Peter Allbach
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Mountain Park
Century Hose Company
Furview
St. Peter's Beneficial Society
Central Park Garden
St. Aloysius Society
Thomas Cawley
Frank Virady
Thomas Biglin
John Gavin
Drum Corps of
Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
John Ward
Pittston Avenue
Sallie Magee
Wilkes-Barre
Locust Street
Nellie McGrath
Lizzie Elcholzer
Forest City
Orchard Street
Patrick Alcott
River Street
Hyde Park Catholic
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. A. O'Reilly
Patrick Mullaney
Patrick
Mother's Goose social hosted by Presbyterian circle at Miss Bishop's home
The Young Ladies' Mission circle hosts a Mother Goose rhyme social at Miss Anna Bishop's Fifth street home. Also noted are social visits, moving notices, new bicycles, and a Decoration Day committee meeting at 7 tonight in the Young Men's Temperance hall with requests for representatives.
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Young Ladies' Mission Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
Anna Bishop
Fifth Street
John @impeon
South Blakely Street
Oscar Yost
Mrs. Mowery
North Blakely Street
Walter Jones
Keating
Victor Beemer
TL. M. Smith
Meadow Brook and National Mines Earn Monthly Stipend
The Grumblers and Growlers clashed on the new field yesterday afternoon. Growlers dominated, winning easily 80 to 15. Marshall handles jury duties this week. Greenwood Founders meet Caxton Yard on May 24 at 10 am. Providence news by Joseph McDonough, captain, on page three.
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Meadow Brook and
National Mines
Grumblers
Growlers
Marshall
Greenwood
Caxton
Joseph McDonough
Preliminary Injunction Sought in John Church Case
In equity court yesterday the John Church Company asked for a preliminary injunction against Guernsey Brothers over Everett planes. The suit claims Guernseys acted as agents and seeks to stop them from collecting rents. Guernseys say they bought the planes outright. Also cited were closing arguments in Galisater v Borough of Olympia and a brief lager ad blip amid market notes and cattle and sheep prices.
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Equity
John Church Company
Guernsey Brothers
Lly
Everett
Galisater
Olyphant
Local Grain and Market Notes From Toledo May Report
Toledo reports wheat receipts 2407 bushels and shipments 1300. Corn receipts 7700. Market mentions No 2 red and jute with prices. Oil market notes from Oil City Pa quote around 11. Pa balance. Pittsburgh credit payments and ore futures or options referenced.
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Toledo
Sugar Leads Market Rally in Dull Session
New York May 20 Stocks were dull overall with Sugar active posting 61 200 shares amid a 119 355 total. Short selling pressured early prices before a Broadway buyer’s activity spurred a late 2% rise to 112 as rail issues softened and London traders bought a few Denver and Rip Grand preferred shares. Morgan’s reported railway bond purchases and anticipated gold shipments to Europe tempered optimism while Sugar led a modest late rally and overall market tone remained strong in speculations.
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New York
Broadway
Shorts
London
Denver
Rip Grand
Europe
Morgan
William Linn
Alren & Co
New York Produce Market Report May
Prices across commodities show mixed to firm tones. Flour and oats vary with dull spot markets. spot beef stays clear, lard weak but steady in western steam. pork quiet with rising values for new views. butter and cheese hold relatively steady amid moderate demand.
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New York
Eye
Wlvator
Chicago
Western Steam
Continent
South America
Aki Mess
Dallee
Vallee
Yalle
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Provision Market Report May 2
The Philadelphia market shows steady provisions with fair demand. Prices listed for beef, pork, hams, shoulders, bellies, lard, and tallow reflect varying quality and curing methods, including smoked and cured options, with values noted as per average and brand variations.
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Philadelphia
Joone
Dyade
Howsheads
Cattle and Hog Prices at Union Stock Yards Illinois
May 20 market report lists cattle receipts around 4 000 head with steady to lower markets. Beeves bring 1.40 to 4.05, stockers 2.80 to 3.95, bulls 1.50 to 6.76, Texans noted. Hogs receipts around 0 heads with tomorrow’s estimate at 5.00, current market weak, light packing 3.15 to 4.40, pigs 2.00 to 4.40. Sheep receipts 12 000 head with natives 2.10 to 4.04, western 3.40 to 5.75, lambs 3.28 to 5.15.
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Buffalo
Amet Etre Wethers
Union Btock Yards
Munyon's Remedies Promise Quick Cures for Many Ailments
The advertisement touts Munyon's Improved Hempaone and other cures claiming instant or rapid relief for rheumatism stomach troubles headaches nervous diseases kidney issues neuralgia asthma and female complaints. It offers a free medical advice service from Prof Munyon at 105 Arch Street Philadelphia with testimonials and price details.
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Munyon
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Azalea Face Powder and Hair Growth Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Azalea Face Powder as superior for a smooth skin appearance and a vegetable hair growth product named Thrisogene Nature's Hair Grower. It claims to treat scalp diseases and promote strong hair with a Rae Bet Price Woentsa item and $1. Available at Hair-dressing and Manicure Lackawanna and No. 1 Lane Building Wilkes-Barre. Mail orders handled promptly.
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Wilkes-Barre
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Mire
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West Side Business Directory
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Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
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Phacka, Nownenle
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Gist St
Eva M. Hetzel
Roberta English
Ackea Mevicing Co
Lackawanna Avenue
Nottingham
Aline
Frank Barber
Binghamton
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Binghamton, N. Y
Traders National Bank OF Scranton
John T. Porter
W. W. Watson
P. L. Phillips
Robert Beadle
James M. Everhart
Irving A. Pinch
Pierce B. Finley
Joseph J. Jermyn
Kemprer
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John Taera
Charles Schlager
W. Moras
BalDwin
Hunt & Connell CO
James Moir
lHill New Quarters
First National Bank
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STEINWAY @ SON'S
N. A. Hulbert
Music Store
Wyoming Ave
Moosic Powder CO
Moosic
Rughdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Safety Page
Repauno Chemical Co
France
Matthews Bros
William S. Millar
Center ST
Athension
Tae Frothingham
Fagner& Reis
Lessees
Kennedy
George W. Harrier
Buths Eam
Hmma DE Castro
Midnight Express
the Phoenix
Dow Barmany
N. B
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Troy
Academy OF Music
Olga Sacel LA Motte
Maloney Oil and Manufactoring
M. W. Collins
MT. Pleasant
Commonwealth Building
Toadim
WM. T. Smith
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