Various local items touch on crimes church events and business
A May schedule covers a criminal charge against Michael Welk of Archbald, a jail release for James Mullen on threats, and a fire alarm at 242 Emmet Street. It notes church services at St Luke's and Riverside Park, a dissolved partnership in a local crockery business, and Memorial Day planning delays. Also listed are charitable donations to St Joseph's Foundling Home and an upcoming eighth grade exam in Liberty hall.
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St Luke's Church
Michael Welk
Archbald
James Mullen
Saball
Lindsay
Riverside Park
Driving Park
Edwin Guernsey
Tribune
Fifth Street
Broadway
Emmet Street
Charles J. Weichel
George W. Millar
Millar
Welcher Propoes
Europe
McCall Mission
Frank Connell
Pine Street
Scranton Clearing House
Miss Stone
Denver
Oberlin, O
Kien Lavelle
Andrew Coar
Samuel leMullen
John Mogan
Thomas Folan
Thomas F. Coar
Front
Patrick McMullen
John Lynch
John Carey
John
Garvey
Martin Jordan
John Reardon
Joseph O'Brien
Kearns
Michael Merritt
Liberty Hall
J. C. Taylor
The
Theepublican
Shakespeare
William
Richelle
Man Died in County Jail Identified as Thomas Simrell
Relatives identified the deceased as Thomas Simrell after his death in the county jail on Friday morning. Undertaker Will Price transported the body to Brown Hollow for interment, where the burial occurred. Simrell was once reputed to be quite wealthy.
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Thomas Simrell
Will Price
West Side
Jall
Brown Hollow
Wen
Knights Templar Displays by Expert Workmen
G Kerr Bon and Company at 408 Lack'a Avenue reports skilled installment of Knights Templar decorations including flags banners shields and related items by experienced workmen.
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G. Kerr, Bon & Co
Lack'a Ave
Hotel Warwick Oceanfront Property Notes
A fragment notes Hotel Warwick on the Ocean end of South Carolina Avenue in Atlantic City New Jersey with fine lawn and a good view of the ocean. Names Daniel Coleman and references to barrels and speed appear in the text.
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Warwick
Ocean End
South Carolina Avenue
Atlantic City
N. J
Fine Lawn
Ocean
Daniel Coleman
Parade Planned by Scranton Knights Templar Conclave
Scranton hosts a grand Knights Templar conclave with a multi-day parade from Lackawanna Avenue through the city. Receptions, ball at Frothingham theater, and tours to Lace Curtain works and Pine Brook coal mine are scheduled with executive committee oversight and a large souvenir program.
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Grand Commandery
Offleurs
Jermyn
Studlock
Knights Templar
Scranton
de Moly
Reading Commanderies
Reading
St. Charles
Kadosh
Philadelphiia
Frothingham
William L. Connell
Templar
Wyoming Avenue
Daneling
Bauer
Scranton Lace Curtain Manufacturing Company
Executive Committee
Aroeale
Pine Brook
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Penn Avenue
Memorial Day Memorials and Parade Plans by Veterans Groups
Saturday night the Sons of Veterans met to finalize Memorial Day plans They will assist veterans in grave decoration and announced speakers for cemetery ceremonies Rev J B Sweeet at Washburn Street Rev W J Pord Forest Hill Rev P J McManus Hyde Park Catholic Rev W A Noth Plitston Avenue Rev Father Christ St Marys German Catholic Rev EF J Haughton Dunmore Protestant Rev M J Dolan Dunmore Catholic Rev J W Randolph Petersburg A Lackawanna County Irish American societies meeting approved parade arrangements with Major Fish as grand marshal Captain Burke named aid and Griffin to command women’s societies The divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and numerous local benevolent and temperance groups are listed Bauer’s band to lead the division with Providence societies providing a band and drumming corps for temperance groups
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Sons of Veterans
Washburn Street
J. B. Sweeet
Forest Hill
W. J. Pord
Hyde Park
P. J. McManus
Plitston Avenue
W. A. Noth
St Mary's
Father Christ
Dunmore
Vitascope Arrives Set Up In Frothingham Arcade
The vitascope contracted with Edison by Arthur Frothingham and Co. and Jones arrived in the city Saturday night. It has been set up in the Frothingham Arcade store room and will be in working order tonight for McGarrah's Insect Powder, 25 cent 10 cent boxes.
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Vitascope
Edison
Arthur Frothingham and Co
Jones
Frothingham Arcade
Second Report of the Grand Jury in Jessup Borough Cases
The grand jury presented forty two true bills and twenty one honors. Key indictments cover fraudulent voting bribery forgery and larceny connected to the Jessup February election. Judge Gunster continued the jury due to heavy dockets as Sheriff sales begin and a three weeks term of Common Pleas Court opens with pending major cases.
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Gunster
Common Pleas Court
John R. Jones
Jessup
THUR
Frank Pravyllski
Rosey Libudsiewski
Pravyilskil
Rosey Libudalewski
Matthew Cawley
Alice Gul
Mary Meholak
Andrew Harwin
Patrick Quin
Ia Quins
Reuben Williams
Margaret Hart
David Evans
Catharine Evans
Mary Meholka
Henry Dierks
Joseph Pepper
Toni Lodatis
L. Posner
James Sullivan
Jank Berry
Loula Barney
Willian Wall
Loura B. Ayres, Jr
Marshall Goodwin
William T. Simpson
Michael McGuire
Martin Melee
Arthur Whitney
Suse Vilag
Michael Yateku
Willam T. Simpson
Thomas Leysho
Michael Fenner
Johny Roche
Edward Myan
Ballee—Gerkovits
Alias Horko Berkovitz
Joseph Prankovich
James HW. Davitt
P. F. Callahan
Joseph Bedde
Conrad Vernon
Patrick Dolan
James Oseer, Jr
Prom
Anthony Catrey
William Ruddy
Patrick Durkie
William Huddy
Tol Lodata
Robert Iavis
William T. Bimpoon
Samiud Marygel
Joseph Lasaravich
Bastarnly
Michael Meryers
Richard L. Davie
Leon Maturawky
Daniel Fleary
Marion Menzealera
P. Hoche
Samuel Margel
Joseph Lusuravich
Embossiement
Fidward Mundell
D. R. Thomas
Mary Moholka
Assaugh
W. H. Greever
Anna Helbrig
Lena Bohe
John Bacon
John Flannigan
Stanton
Dickson City
M. F. Fadden
Supreme Court
Cagea
Delaware and Madson Canel Company
Moosie
Scranton and Pittston Traction Company
Delaware and Ffndson Company
Delaware and
Hnudson
Superior Court
F. H. Clemons
Louis Pizer
Jermyn
Patterson & Wilcox
D. W. Thompson
Scranton
Sarah Elizabeth van Loon
Benjamin
J. A. Collina
Scott Township
Philip Behhmidt
Excursionists Enjoy Lake Lacrosse and Industrial Updates
The Dunmore Pioneer reports on a Dunmore party testing water samples from Con sumer company, a ball game with Bates domination, and a field sports showcase with McNulty and Schadt winning events. Henry Conrad hosted the afterglow, and Colonel Knox read a poem. Scranton improvements include renovated hotels, expanded boats, and new refreshment pavilion with Hotel Pines opening June 11. The West Side Democratic club plans the season’s first excursion next Saturday.
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K. J. Beamish
Mitchell
Coleman
Kiefer
McTague
McNally
Jones
Schadt
Charles
Ers
Beane
Hopewell
Healey
Taylor
Moran
Richard
Colonel Knox
Herr Wagner
Mr. Kennedy
Bates
Beamish
Hotel Pines
Lake House
West Side
Opening of Lake Ariel Draws Notable Journalists
The annual Lake Ariel opening Saturday drew a large party of newspaper men hosted by new owners C. H. Schadt P. J. Horan and M. J. Healey. A special Erie and Wyoming Valley train carried attendees from multiple papers including the Tribune Republican Truth and Free Press among others.
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Lake Ariel
C. H. Schadt
P. J. Horan
M. J. Healey
U. m
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Livy
Richard
J. F. Mitchell
T Duffy
the Tribune
T. Owens Charles
The
Republican
J. Armoy Knox
the Truth
KE. J. Lynett
Times
R. J. Beamish
J. C. Beamish
Free Press
Fred Waener
Wochenblatt
A. F. McNulty
Archhbald Clifton
P. A. Barrett
Elmira Telegram
Nell McTague
Money Vanishes from Trunk of Accused Man
Special Officer Behuak arrested two men at Lloyd Street after claiming $150 disappeared from a trunk belonging to John Grishka, who awaits trial for murder. Grishka’s associate Raphael Yergman, a friend of Grishka, allegedly pressured arrests to recover the money. Local lawmen were told to act only with a warrant.
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Oficer Behuak
Lloyd Street
Central Police Station
Soremin
Park Pines
Raphael Yergman
Yergman
John Grishka
John Mickus
Grishka
Hmb
The New Lager
A short notice mentions lager beer and urges proper testing to ensure it is safe and labelled correctly.
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Casey & Kelly
Sawyer's Millinery Admits Inspection Still Best
Words are wind says Sawyer's as we invite comparison. Adts may mislead but goods never lie and personal inspection is the test in millinery and other goods.
Married Names in Scranton and McParland Infant Death
Marriage notices for May 1894 record May Thomson of Wilkes-Barre and David Reese of Ashley, Pa. also McParland infant son of Milton and Nellie McParland dying at age 2 days with funeral at 3 PM Monday at 38 Fear Street and burial at Pocatalico cemetery in Scranton area.
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Reese—Thomson
Scranton
Edwin Lynn Miller
Mise May Thomson
Wilkes-Barre
David Reese
Ashley, Pa
M’fparland
Custer
Milton
Nae Lotte McParland
Fear Street
Pocat
New York Manufacturer Sells Coat and Wash Suit Stock
An entire stock of children's coats and infants wash suits from a New York manufacturing house is offered at low prices for mothers seeking affordable outfits. The ad promotes neat dressing for children at a fraction of typical costs.
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New York
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