Great Shirt Waist Sale From Birkenfeld Strauss & Co
Scranton shoppers are offered a massive shirt waist sacrifice from Birkenfeld Strauss & Co of New York. The Stross firm sells 65 dozen waists with other goods at deep discounts due to factory condemnation at Mott Haven. Three lot prices range from 69 cents to 1.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hikkkeneeld
Strauss & (O
Wooster S
New Yorkk
Messrs
Lebeck & Corin
Scranton
Dimitris
Birkenfeld, Strauss & CO
Tunkhannock Social News and Local Notes
Lebeck and Corin D.C. Graham of Tunkhannock served as callers and witnessed the ball game on Wednesday. Mrs. Matilda Williams, mother of Charles Bo and Oscar Willits, leaves for Orange N J to spend summer with her daughter. Local residents Dean Sanpoon and John N. Williams call on friends. Mire Bond, wife of the conductor, is seriously ill. A dance will be held at the opera house this evening. The North league birthday social was held on Wednesday. Mrs. Puller and daughter from Cartondale moved here to plan a future home. The baseball team, the Tritons, defeated the Titans 6 to 4 on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Titus left for an indefinite visit to relatives. Mrs James Betherheit of Purssutawner and Mr Titus Wert from Mutshure attend the Odd Fellows lodge session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Graham
Tunkhannock
Matilda Williams
Charles Bo
Oscar Willits
Orange
Mra
John N. Williame
Dean Sanpoon
Mire AL Bond
Bond
Mpnorth League
Woeldesay
Titus
James Tie Terhiait
Purssutawner
Titus Wert
Mutshure
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Local Social News and Court Riot Report
Mise Grice Wittehel hosted a pupils recital at Mire, AL of Aine flan Blakely with Misses Ward Met ters and others. The Troop band wore new uniforms in the street parade, while arrests of Mike Snowfosky and Mike Calofot linked to a riot involving Officer Gibbons were noted and witnesses held on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Grice Wittehel
Mire
Aine
Blakely
Wbwest Woolwlowk
Jeanh Ward
Edith Metters
Notthe
Miaroit
Mike Snowfosky
Mike Calofot
Officer Gibbons
Earntany
Hurgees Howard
Oll
Gibbons
Great sale at Body BrosseI s Carpets
Retailing notice proclaims a carpet sale by Body BrosseI s Carpets with a complete stock priced at 100 dollars per yard. It promises lower prices than competitors and urges early selections from a wide range of leading makes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Body Brossels
Notices at Hannon & Co Newsidealers
Advertisements orders for job work and items for publication left at Hannon & Co Newsidealers North Main Street receive prompt attention. Office hours from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannon & Co. Newsidealers
North Main Street
State Convention of A O H Has Been Very Successful
The Ancient Order Hibernians Board of Erin state convention closed after three days in Carbondale with praise for local hospitality. Election of Hunt delegate dominated by Heland who won after a second ballot. Organizers named for districts and a farewell banquet at Hotel Anthracite featured speeches and lively toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient Order
Hibernians
Board of
Erin
Carbondale
Uibermes
Hunt Delecate
Joseph McLatchtin
Philadelphia
M. A. Newry
Manyfield
Boland
Borantan
Heland
Seethins
Orginiger
Ender Fa Hie
Birst
Thane Turke
Allertieny
Jal J. Kearns
Cambria County
John Gibbons
Alr Conuity
Fourth Aid
Tifth Dietriete
John Laneh
Limwernie Comunity
Pudelek McLaughlin
Mitladelphing
Neal Sweeney
Plymouth
John Meliate
Lackawanna County
John T. Lonahan
Wilkes- Tarre
Colonie
Fitzsimons
Scranton
Hotel Anthracite
Gain Oer
Wood's Commencement Delivers First Class Graduation
The Wood's Hirliese college announces its first graduating class of thirty seven after rigorous examinations. The class met to elect representatives with John T. Jenkins named valedictorian and Miss Gertrude Harding as castitatorian in the business department. Short hand members include Miss Katherine Grady and Miss Mary B K McDonough with Ada M. Lutey presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Hirliese College
John T. Jenkins
Gertrude Harding
John J. Nolan
Elugs Eriter
Katherine Grady
Mary BK. McDonough
Ada M. Lutey
Frank Schoondver
Lecture Tonight by Lieutenant Peary at the Opera House
The largest audience of the season is expected for Lieutenant Peary's lecture at the Opera House tonight with tickets selling fast from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre. Mrs Peary may accompany him, and the event promises interesting intellectual views with stereoptical views to accompany Peary's frozen north experiences. The couple may stay over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Gregory and plan to visit Coal Mine and take a Gravity trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieutenant Peary
Opera House
Scranton
Wilkes- Barre
Peary
North
Gregory
Welsh Baptist Church to Receive Roofing Upgrade
The Welsh Baptist church will be improved soon with a new roof funded by the Welsh Baptist association from Beranton. The association approved about $100 for the work and bids should be left at William P Williams. Members appreciate the gift from the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Baptist
Welsh Baptist Association
Beranton
William P. Williams
Derrick Accident Amputates Fingers at Bridge Site
Patrick Moran, whose hand was caught in the cow wheels of a derrick at the Sixth Avenue bridge, was taken to Knapital yesterday where Dr. De Hy CG Wheeler amputated three fingers at the knuckles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Moran
Sixth Avenue
Knapital
de Hy CG. Wheeler
Personal and Other Local Items in Daily Journal
A miscellaneous list notes boarders to be accommodated on the Gravity between Carbondale and Winy mart starting May 5. Names include Father Judes of Hawley as visitor, Mrs 8 1 Switle, Mrs Annie T oP. McNalty, Mrs Jennie Hole ming, James Wells, Mrs Davis, Jans Colling, Martin Harte, and others with various travel plans, resignations, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suimnwr
Carbondale
Winymart
Judes
Hawley
Yestertna
Alichael Leitus
Dol Meton- Ousho O
Chardon
Wilieda
Switle
David Davie
Preto Avenues
McNalty
Parview Street
Jennie Holeming
James Wells
New Cemestry Street
Davis
River Street
Paterson
Nod
Hicket
Delaware and Hudson
Michigan
Amonth
Jans Colling
Hotel Anthraets
New York City
Martin Harte
Prof. Gregory
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Mise Helen Patterson
Local residents gather for Misse Slager tribute and society notes
Wednesday evening honors Miss Slager of Serenton as Dr Halley returns from New York. Miss Watt visits Brooklyn. H B Roberts arrives for American Legion of Hope meeting at Odd Fellows hall. Brownson Literary Society holds a varied program including essays, songs, and an address on Arbitration and War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neumber
Misees Slager
Serenton
Halley
New York City
Mary Watt
Brooklyn
N.Y
H. B. Roberts
Philadelphia
Iran
American Legion of Hope
Odd Fellows
Community events and meetings in Forest City area
May 2 supper at the Methodist parsonage basement. Patriotice Order Sons of America district convention on July 1 for Susquehanna Lackawanna Wayne counties. Washington Camp Forest City to entertain. Susquehanna County Sunday School convention today. Forest City graded school exercises at Opera House, summer vacation begins. Enterprise Hose invited to Carbondale July 4 parade. Law and Order League formed at Baptist church. next meeting planned. Presbyterian church entertainment and free supper next Wednesday. T P McCormick attended Scranton Young Men’s Institute. M J Welsh and John E Bell delegates to Carbondale A O H convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Patriotice Order, Sons of America
Susquehanna
Lackawanna
Wayne
Washington Camp
Forest City
Susqueehanna County
Opera
Tribune
Enterprise Hose Company
Carbondale
Law and Order League
Baptist Church
Reague
Presbyterian Church
T. P. McCormick
Young Men's Institute
Scranton
M. J. Welsh
John E. Bell
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Pain
Century old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup used by millions of mothers for teething. It soothes the child and eases gums and wind colic and diarrhea. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. beware of other brands.
Town council tackles bond renewal and pole tax ordinance
The secular monthly meeting approved renewing the treasurer’s bond for 10000 despite a protest from the investigating committee and passed a motion to draw on an ordinance taxing all poles in the village. The Tou Hill family charity concert drew praise for the German church with strong attendance and music. A culvert issue under a sidewalk near Jultisen property was resolved as blocked and the sidewalk submerged. A Fourth of July parade committee was formed with local society delegates to solicit decoration funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eocteties
Messia
Willi J. Wiliams
John Bb.tray
John Sirwatkhu
Edward J. Burke
Thoms Peach
Community notices and social events in Avoca Morar area
A fragment lists local events including a perv in da better of that the bo een convertion, a Primitive Methodist gathering, Albion band attendance, Ladies Missionary society activities, family announcements, and school news. Several meetings, entertainments, and social gatherings are noted along with jury duty and a tug of war contest planned by the Sarafeld Literary club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aun
Nik Quiny Friende
Albion Band
Ladies Misionary Society
wireMeu
Alts
James Graham
Meo
Jira
Theodore Hogan
St. Aloysus’ Roclery
Maggie Ackerman
Idle Plate
Pittuian
Mooste Populares
P Tonchy
Alee
Jennie Newlin
Hi Bre
Daughters of
Pacehontes
Aon Citernuniment
Feartoat
Tn Hud Fellows
Eorentas
Fitzsimmons
Sarafeld Literary Club
O'Meagher
Berenton
Henry Gratianeluhoe
Miller's Grove
Mass
Grattans
Lie O' Meaphers
Grattan
Matt Daley
Oliver Hume
Gill
Martin Howley
Dute Move ‘Hick
Awity
J. H.ans
Elpiy Glennon
John Me
City youths clash with police over Wilkes-Barre bicycle ordinance
Several hundred cyclists gathered on Wednesday night defying Wilkes-Barre rules, waving lanterns and making noise with bells and horns. Police intervened, arresting A Myrrels, Joseph Kelley, H G Christin, J D Gelaer, and others. fines of $2 were issued to the riders yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanipe
Hewellivhia
Comets
A. Myrrels
Joseph Kelley
HG. Christin
J. D. Gelaer
Atrust Melhauser
Kk. Kenworthy
Hdmud Nichole
Adam Kraft
John Snydey
Pred Price
Imivor
Elisabeth Maddock Dies at Bantock Creek Home
Mrs. Elisabeth Maddock died Wednesday morning while sitting in a rocking chair at her son William Dickson's Bantock Creek home. She is survived by Janes and Mapes Dickson, Mrs. John J. Cadwalho e, and Mrs. Martin Bubble of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Maddock
William Dickson
Bantock Creek
Janes and
Mapes Dickson
John J. Cadwalhoe
Martin Bubble
Windish to Seek New Trial in Supreme Court
John T. Lenahan. esq, left for Philadelphia yesterday afternoon where he will argue the motion for a new trial on the Windish case before the supreme court. Windish was convicted of the murder of his wife in Hughestown borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Lenahan
Three Dogs Seized By Watchers Face Euthanizing Rule
Animal control notes three dogs were captured. Authorities state the dogs will be held for 48 hours for reclaiming. if not claimed, the dogs will be euthanized.
Early closing drive ends with street parade
A mass meeting led by prominent locals concluded the demonstration. Clerks favored the closing scheme and declared public sentiment behind the effort following a march by the Leek Cornet band and Star Deum corps through the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leek Cornet Band
Star Deum Corps
El'zona
Memorial Day observance and town events details
Memorial Day will be observed with the Captain KE. J. Rice Post G A R and Ladies Circle meeting at G A K hall Saturday at 1 PM, then to Evergreen cemetery for grave decoration. Rev Gelette and Rev Sorrell will speak, with low cream and cake on Dr FE Wheaton's lawn. Memorial services Sunday at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. J
Rice Post
Leandies
Main Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Gelette
New Milford
Sorrell
Dalton
Girand Army of the Republic
FE. T. Wheaton
Methodist
H. H. Wilbur
Rice Circle
William Halley
Wilkes-Barre
Jermyn
Scranton
H. L. Harding
Sarah Rice
Chele Hliolts
Woman's Influence and Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
An advertising feature extols women’s civilizational power and health benefits from Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. It claims the remedy restores the womb, relieves uterine ailments, banishes despondency, and improves cheerfulness, with druggists noting strong demand and physicians often failing to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Winkham
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Wyoming Ave
United States
Mott Haven
St. 75
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawanna Ave
Mrs. Peary
Lieueenant Peary
Hood
Brownson Literary Society
Mary Martin
Voral Solo
Miles Sadie Tliniin
Kate Mellovern
John W. Grant
PH. Bergen
Voral Volo
Andrew Meehan
Muary Juin
Central School
Methodist Episcopal
Kathe Sayopman
Second Street
Mish Haith Mason
Second Street, Is Very TL Cpo
Pera
Minle la Rue
Cenetery Street
Zacharias
New York,Ontario and Western Railroad
Western
Meschnios Longmen
Hockaday
Adams
Tuesay
Rogland
Priceburg
Avoca
Pittston
Vereth
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Safety Prue
Repavno Chemical Co
Pubinsuh
Celluloid Company
New York
Sapolio “Frites
E. V. Skinner
Broadway
Duponts
Mlains
Wapwallowen Mills
Lugerne Couuty
Wilefiington
Leliware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Scranton, Pa
Third National Bank Building
Thos, Pord
Pittkton Pa
Aie BR. Smith & Son, Pymonth
Pas WL Mulligan, Wicee
Fttrrite
Tepanne Chemieal Comepany
Tlph
Logg
St. Philada
Coulbous Prassics
William S Miller
Éth Werd
Iklée
Doree Ledirs
G. Kerr, Son & 60
Lackawanna Avenue
Wyoming House
Dickson Manufacturing Co
NTON
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