West Scranton Pupils Back Volunteer Drill Effort
Live news notes show deposits by pupils adopting the Savings Fund idea. Kerrigan arrested at Mrs. Messens’ home. cadet drill by volunteers to be held on Dacken Street under Captain Lewis and Lieutenants Davis and Edwards. SIX names added to the roll. West Side Reserves drill progressing under Captain W Morgane at Jackson Street church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIDEA
Bryan Kerrigan
Agnes Messenerk
K. Library Circle
Cisiarles Cadwagan
Dackeon Street
Lewis
Davia
Edwards
Rendham
Jeseup
West Side
Jackson Sitet Thuptlet
Captainn W. Morgane
Kerrhzan Faces Sui and Battery Charge in Alderman’s Court
Tiryan Kerrhzan of Juchkron Street appeared before Alderman John on a charge of assault and battery filed by neighbor Mrs Agnes Meesinger. The alleged slap followed tensions over children. evidence suggested quarrels over discipline and a claim he implied her children were to blame. He was divorced for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiryan Kerrhzan
Juchkron Street
John
Agnes Meesinger
Asault
Seome
Bivyines
Kerrlenits
Meseliger
K of K Literary Society Met in Evwen Street Residence
Members of the K of K Literary Society met in a rudimentary session at the residence of Charles Curlween on Evwen street. After routine business a short program was presented with readings by William Hoberteon and Charles Cairw an, and a humorous tale by Thoms Bestten about dangers of devilment ending with an injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of K. Literary Ochete
Charles Curlween
Evwen Street
Ted Toost
William Hoberteon
Charles Cairwan
Benjamin
Peindle
Thoms Bestten
Wilkes-Barre visit planned by Mine Engineering circle
Henry Morgan reports on a fine paper from Mine Engineering and notes a planned trip to Wilkes-Barre next Thursday evening. The circle will attend as a group, with a social to follow among friends after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Morgan
Wilkes-Barre
Deposit Totals From Several Schools At Worst Side Bank
Daily deposits from multiple schools into the savings fund at Worst Side bank show steady totals. Listed contributors include Principal Morgen and teachers such as Miss Lewis Miss Mullen Miss Vaughan and others with varied amounts totaling 7.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Fund
Rouse
Morgen
Mise Jung
M. Lewis
Mise
Kate Mullen
M. W. Vaughan
Mira
O'Connor
Misa J. de Leer
Mies Fellows
Mies Nichols
Miss Beamish
Migs Morgan
Mikes Mienn
Mies Randient
D&c
Mire Agnes Evans
Miss Murphy
Ste
Mine Wade
Ithe
Mize Della P. Eyars
Mita. Merher
Harrowing intrusion on South Main Avenue reported
Residents face impudent robberies as a well built dissipated man targets homes by day. He demanded coffee and tobacco, threats and oaths, but a brave woman armed with a poker repelled him before he fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Knight
Community Guests and Visits Across Wilkes Barre Area
Mrs C R Acker of Fairview Avenue attends Templars convention in Harrisburg while Mrs W K Roberts of Acker Avenue visits Wilkes-Barre friends. Miss Maud Kreener hosts Miss Is Kreener. Florence Gitte at home. Ernest Green hosts on this side. Currie Darling spends Sabbath with friends. Methert family guests Trueman and Mae. Bradinirs entertaining daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Acker
Fairview Avenue
Harrisburg
Mr. Acker
Templars
Mra
Metthert
North Carteld Avenue
Ane Mae
MS Trueman
Wilkesarre
Bradinirs
Tafavette Street
New Jersey Social Guests and Outings Noted
Mrs D. H. Bradshaw of New Jersey hosts visiting Miss Jerema Polhamus from Clark's Summit with Miss Millie Coan in South Main. Mr and Mrs Sykes host Mire W Lumley from Moscow while Mrs Sarah Houser from Chestnut street returns from an extended view in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Bradshaw
New Jersey
Jerema Polhamus
Clark's Summit
Millie Coan
South Main Avenue
Sykes
North Rebbecos Avenue
Aethely
Mire W. Lumley
Moscow
Sarah Houser
Chestnut Street
Colorado
Kt Lee's Battalion Reports at Regular Meeting
Kt Lee's battalion held a regular session last evening with routine business. The visiting Committee Daniel Regan and P J McAndrew viewed Riverside park in Lanceboro Pa to gauge an excursion next August. Also Dew Sant lodge No 1 met at Cooperative hall with strong attendance and discussed delegates report WL W Lewis and FB TH Williams on the stand lodge convention at Sintington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kt. Lee
Daniel Regan
P. J. McAndrew
Lanceboro
Riverside Park
Dew Sant Lodge
Order of
American Tvorites
WL W
Lewis
FB. TH. Williams
Sintington
Lewie
North Scranton Reports Mixed Community Events
North Scranton notices a revival by Rev G T Thomas of Tioitsiana before a large crowd at Welsh Eaglist church and a local arrest of Michael McKinlis for intoxication after a disturbance. Alderman Fidler fined him five dollars. The Marquette council Young Men's Institute hosts a literary circle with a music program and a debate on natural vs required ability. David Meredith, badly injured in Storrs, had an arm amputated. his recovery may be slowed by age. Washington camp Sons of America marks its eleventh anniversary. Patrick and Sallie Moore face charges of common society and disorderly conduct after an incident with neighbor Matick O'Craiv. Alderman Rosette bail set. Mrs George Secharar visits relatives. G F Wy Social Club adds members and plans a future event. Puritan Congregational church Sunday school compiles Children’s Day program. Tyla Poy, two, dies after brief illness. funeral at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Mr Mrs P P Gordon entertain Mr and Mrs Luke Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Thomas
Tioitsiana
Marquette Council
Young Men's Institute
Noro
William O Boyle
Tomes Flannigan
Joseph McAndrew
Noative
Charles O'Meele
Willam A.byhart
Ealward Waltry
David Meredith
Storrs
Washington Camp
Patriotte Sons of America
Fenner & Chappell
Patrick
Sallie Moore
Pawnee Street
Hernan Davis
Matuick O'Craiv
Litte
Pest
Aldernn
Rosette
George Secharar
North Main Avenue
Jimweph Williams
Puritan Congregational Church
Tyla
Michael Poy
Mountain Drive
Taterment
Hyde Park Catholic
P.P. Gordon
Green Street
Luke Richardson
Hawley
Local Busing Tournament Ends Amidst Dramatic Round Stop
The South Bide Sporting Club event in Central Park last night drew a large crowd. In a highly charged bout, John Gitex and Joe Imlei ngen fought four rounds but a stoppage in the fourth due to a police review halted the match. Judes, We Lutter, and others were noted amid a night of intense exchanges. Separately, John Lydon faced charges in court for threats against his wife, with bail set and a warrant issued for Sophia, a worker at Lackawanna mills who vanished, while warrants pursued other suspects in town and nearby Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Juhn Gitex
Entored
Joe Imleingen
Putrinan Peeney
Giles
Hen
Maen
Judes
Jwigo
Ighier
Pinodie Alocitdim
Petur Lovwille
Mahon
Hennigun
Lavalle
Lavelle
Joe Rutter
Ana
Atdeurman
John Lydon
Aes
Will
Jwil
John McCule
Celock
McCaln
Hele
Fred Pirieddieasehues
Moltke Avenue
Sophia
Lackawanna Mills
Ual
WIL Ale
Dalton
Bophin
Albofforte
Veron
Jacob Eteel
Peter Yochum, Jr
Henry Nieseenjolbunn
Pittsburg
Adolph Haeffele
Bebastian Schmidt
Michial Krote
Charlo Voortmer
Allegheny
Louisa Willams
Greer, Ridge
Vmens Christiay Association
California
Munyon Remedies Claim Wide Efficacy for Various Ailments
A promotional notice extols Munyon’s Homeopathic Remedies claiming cures for rheumatism indigestion kidney issues catarrh headaches and other conditions. The claims include rapid relief and high success rates with expert endorsements and free medical advice from Prof. Munyon of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Ta Hema
Peayon
Bea
Frien Tofon
Hitney
Prof
Munrov
Archat
Philadelphia
Local residents return from travel amid illness and visits
GREEN RIDGE and nearby areas report residents returning from New York and Baltimore visits while several individuals suffer ailments. Names include John M Burke, Theodore Kool, Mia, Miss Kilwards, Anna Jenkins, Mrs Williams, Mrs Kennery, and Mary Thomas. A Chesapeake Bay vessel captain and other locals are noted as guests or travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Burke
North Woshington Avenue
New York
Haw
Manter Theodore Kool
Capousy Tives Nite
la Grippe
Miedtaniela
Wiel Pittston
Mia
FF. W. Ackerly
Cadence Avenue
Miss Kilwards
Pittston
Anna Jenkins
Capoure Avenue
Clark
Chesapeake Bay
Hie Aleter
Willams
Hrealer Street
Beot
Ovverted
Sliver Plume
Colorado
H. B. Dawner
Sanderson Avenue
Mra. W. JT
Mire Mary Thomas
Nilen
Ohio
Mre
Jenkine
Capouko Avon
FF. Killam
Capos Avenue
Paupack
Risa Lisgle Palmer
Richmond Park
Local notices and court reports on Grove Street and nearby incidents
An afternoon meeting at No 4 Grove Street includes speeches by O B Browns Superintendent Bovard and others. Two men arrested Sunday night had hearings before Justice Powell with $7 bail each. Funeral of Paradise man held at Presbyterian church, interment at Dunmere cemetery. Various local updates note police activity, a missing person found on Lackawanna Avenue and returned home, plus community social mentions and visiting residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echoe
Grove Street
Clok
O. B. Browns
Bovard
Coard
W. BR. Wilson
Martin Lemont
Johan Mollieh
Hurgess Powell
Cocure Paradise
Scranton
Presbyterian Church
Oferiin
Sevunrot
Law & Connells
Lackewonne Avenue
G. W. Jone
Davghter
Fance Orates
Ayron Bimons
Take Ariel Gestern
John Moffat
Bim Street
New Worl
Bolomon Coon
Newatree
Pittsend
W. HH. Phillipe
Cardontais
Feng
Obituary notices from local residents include multiple deaths
The obituary column reports the infant Ethel Biesecker of 4 North Bromiley avenue dying yesterday at home after a short illness, with private funeral and interment at Blackburn Street Cemetery. Mrs. Martha Davies of Lafayette Street West Berants dies after a long illness. services from her residence with Salvation Army involvement. Matthew Malin of Prosper Avenue and Maple Street dies after a brief illness. he came to this country from England thirty years ago. Teresa McNamara dies at her daughter’s home on Fifth Street, funeral to be held tomorrow with burial in Zalem Wayne County. Additional details note family survivors and pending arrangements for John J. Malin’s leave to attend a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Stewart Biesecker
North
Bromiley Avenue
Wackburn Street
Martha Davies
West Berantons
Wiss
Lafayette Street
Shawerfom
Salvation Army
Matthew Malin
Mont Pe
Squuth
Scranton
Prosper Avena
Maple Street
England
Berallion Board of Control
Howie
Mie
Central One
Teri
Montiel
Sooty
Connell Park Toe Hae Bow Ie
Ann Malkat
Anne, Malla
Tewedoer
No. W Sehival
Matthew J. Malin, Jr
Thomas ‘T. Malla
New York
William Hf
Troth
Mise Ldigaio V. Malin
Mise Kittle Matha
Charles Matha
John J. Malin
Falls Church
Thirteenth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Joan T
Thome
Margaret
John J. Matin
Teresa
Tax Exemptions Debated After City Review
City solicitor's opinion prompts recalculation of occupational tax exemptions. Four applicants were refused exoneration affidavits at Mayor Alley's office yesterday as poor residents seek relief from tax burdens.
Divorce trials tally ten by Judge Gunster two by Judge Mdwanis
Twelve divorces were handed down yesterday in the court. Mary Phillips was granted a conditional separation from John Phillips with $120 yearly alimony until reconciliation. Josephine Rainey was divorced from Johan Holdney amid threats to life. Jonathan Milman was separated from Fusah Milman over $750 insurance and desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunster
Mdwanis
Mary Phillips
John Hm. Phillips
Wiel
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Jenin
Josephine Rainey
Johan Holdney
Elmhurst
Jonathan Milmman
Fusah Milman
Honesdaly
Green Ridge
Scranton Board Deliberates on School Plans and Contracts
The Scranton board reviews commencement arrangements at the High and Training School, discusses use of the Beranton Conservatory of Music facility, and awards No 3 school building contract to M J Ruddy after lower bids. It also plans flag poles, a 100-foot for the High School, and hires staff for legal and advisory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High and Training Committee
Beranton Conservatory of Music
Schriefer
M. J. Truddy
Mr. Ruddy
Williams
Peter Sipp
M. J. Ruddy
News
Shires
Mesers
Shafer
Neale
Jayne
Francois
Ruddy
Patriothe Order
Amero
Buhing
HM. A. Knapp
DTD
Momdy
J, WH. Torrey
JC. Newoough
Jennings
Howell
Miss Underwood
Scranton
Phoade
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Divorces Report From Local Court Through 1800s Records
Agnes Pryor separated after marriage at Pennaverine Baptist church in seventeen years of union. Mary Vandervoort and Ivank Vandervoort married in Nay Aug then separated after a year with no support. Ann Lindsay and George Lindsay wed in Carbondale and divorce followed after a brief, unhappy marriage. W H Beekendorf Jr and Catherine Meekendorf married in Dunmere with fault and desertion cited. Chanceys B F Walter and Vernh J Walter divorced after illness and separation. Walter H Wilson and Joyle Wilson split after five years with repeated desertion. Margaret Bowen divorced from David Bowen due to drink, cruelty, and abuse. Mary Fasehold and Georgie Fasehoeld wed in 1886 and separated due to drunkenness and severe illness guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Pryor
Joseph Pryor
Pennaverine Baptist Church
Walll Branch
Alols Branch
South Slide
Aldermin Storr
Mary A. Vandervoort
Ivank A. Vandervoort
Nay Aug
Hancoak
N.Y
California
Carbondale
W. H. Beekendorf, Jr
Catherine Meekendorf
Dunmere
Aid
Ann Lindsay
George Lindsay
Bassinen
Phurt Gray
Ysses
Chanceys BF
Walter
Vernh J. Walter
Prompton
Wayne County
Lef
Walter H. Wilson
Joyle Wilson
Margaret Bowen
David D. Bowen
Bellevue
Bowen
Aleo
Mary Fasehold
Georgie Fasehoeld
Greenwood
Lackawanty Township
Village club debates summer schedule for Insc Wall team
Residents of the town discuss the Insc Wall club and a plan to host at home games this coming summer. Members argue home games would benefit the town while some oppose for unknown reasons and a few town visitors and merchants are noted in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insc Wall
Ps.u0
Mere Aterk Sullivan
Ita
Asa Nut
Abis Doin Minune
New Yor
Neworale
Warne County
Bacon
Jermyn
Yeater Hy
PATAL TRAIN WRECK Kills Soldier Near Rivannah
Early today a special Florida Central and Peninsular train carrying North Carolina troops collided with a northbound vegetable train near Rivannah Georgia. Private William Barber of Durham died and Private J M Colclough was fatally injured. another private Private Barbee was injured while trying to jump to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivannah
Florida Central and Peninsular Railway
North Carolina
Florida
William Barber
Company 1
Durham
J. M. Colclveich
Barbee Wan
Colclough
Chain and bicycle giveaway at O Haras altar store
A bicycle valued at 125 dollars will be given away at O Haras altar store located at 451 Spruce street on Monday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Bicyere
O'Hara
Altar
Spruce Street
Scranton to Chicago Daily Trains Advertised
Two daily through trains run from Scranton to Chicago via D L and W and Nickel Plate roads promising fast time and fine equipment. The ad also touts the Popular Punch cigar for a good smoke on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Chicago
Nickel Plate
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Scranton
Globe Warehouse
Mieed
Erade Imparte
North Scranton
South Scranton
Dunmore
Divorce Mill
Joan
Philips
Langan
Kate J. Potts
Mowell
Morris T. Welsh
Founth Ward
Vibe Thomas Cosgrove
Hiwi
High and Training School Committee
Ftw
Junnings
Fieh
Schoel
A. PB. Marble
New York City
Sehoots
John T. Coughlin
Department of State
N.el
Washington
Crown Catarrh Powder Co
Clinton Place
Patal Train Wreck
Barbee
Colelough
Pate
Sierny
Harrenneau
Clarke
Penn Ave
Scranon
I's
Kim
Tia
Morgan
National Supply and Metal CO
Scranton, Pa
St Lackawanna Avenue
Boston
Dental Parlors
Originators of
An Kh
Boonton
Boston Dental Parlor
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Newark
Washington, D.C
Tan Ra
Ands Absolutely Safe Atlantic Refining CO
Lackawanna Lumber CO
GANG
John H- Phelps
Cor
Wroming Avenue
Seruce Atreat
Chichester
Ofaer
Cook
Ose Masons Temple
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