Miss D Anna Goes to Rome for Missionary Training
Miss D Anna of South Hyde Park avenue sails to Rome to enter college for missionary preparation. Mrs Alexander Smith and daughter Marie of West Superior Michigan return home after visiting relatives in West Scranton. Rev Father Hubert P J Cunningham of Hoboken monastery returns to New Jersey after visiting Bellevue. He led a mission in Nicholson and will go to Clark's Summit first week of June to conduct a mission in Summit Will New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D'Anna
South Hyde Park Avenue
Rome
Italy
Alex. F. Smith
Marie
West Superior
Mich
West Scranton
P. J. Cunningham
Hoboken
Father Hubert
New Jersey
Bellevue
Nicholson
Clark
Summit
Will, N. J
Unknown man dies after train strike near Vine Street station
An unidentified man was struck by a Delaware and Hudson train near the old Vine street station on Saturday night. He sustained a skull fracture and other injuries, remained unconscious at the hospital, and died early yesterday morning. A bystander suggested the victim might be Frank Jordan, but no identity was established. Coroner Saltry conducted a preliminary inquiry and planned a further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Old Vine Street
Lackawanna Hospital
Frank Jordan
Jordan
Saltry
Lindaburg Surgeon Practice Listing
Dr. Lindaburg surgeon specializing in diseases of women operates in the 215 Connell Building. Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. Also listed as available for patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindaburg
Connell Building
Green Ridge Iron Works Shuts Down Indefinitely
The Green Ridge Iron Works laid off all workers and halted operations Saturday due to coal shortages for steam purposes. The move marks the first local industry hit by the strike, with further shutdowns possible as shipments of soft coal move toward Scranton and the strike extends. Reverend James McLeod criticized the pump runners decree as a blunder and urged peaceful, lawful action, warning that a forced strike could devastate property and lives. Meanwhile the Engineering and Mining Journal disputes sensational coal famine claims and notes high stockpiles with the strike possibly lasting into August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Iron Company
Ita
McLeod
Green Ridge Iron Works
Scranton
Anthracite Strike Reduces Supply and Raises Prices
The article notes ample coal reserves but warns of a serious situation if the strike persists. Warm weather and low consumption should cover two months, while retailers in New York raise prices to ration stocks. Idle collieries and halted washeries limit output, provoking varied opinions on how long the strike will last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retailers’ Association
New York City
Dealera
Great National Eisteddfod Opens With Packed Armory
The big eisteddfod begins Friday with German and Welsh singers in the song tests and poets from around the world in literature. About 1,600 seats are reserved for choirs. Brooklyn Arions arrive 120 strong. trains await after the event. tickets for three sessions cost $2. Information from secretary at 605 Linden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Bangor
Wilkes-Barre
Edwardsville
Newcastle
Brooklyn
Ohio
Armory
J. W. Parson Price
New York
J. Powell Jones
Cleveland
Knights Templar
Binghamton
Wilkes- Barre
Carbondale
Brooklyn Arions
Elsteddfod
Lyceum
Jurors fail to agree in Ridgeway divorce case
The Benton jurors in Elmer H. Ridgeway versus Mary Ridgeway could not reach an agreement after more than a day of deliberation and were discharged. Nine favored granting the divorce, three opposed. Mrs. Ridgeway continues to receive alimony during the legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer H. Ridgeway
Benton
Mary Ridgeway
Trauger Divorce Case Seeks Jury Trial
George Trauger sues for divorce from Vera Trauger on grounds of adultery. The libellant requests a jury trial, an issue framed on Saturday, while the defendant denies the charge and also seeks jury determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trauger
Vera
Trauger
Libellant
Common Pleas Court Opens With Divorce and Lunacy Actions
The third week of common pleas court opens. Noah Mosher sues Catharine Mosher for divorce alleging desertion since January 1, 1899. Annie Durr is ruled insane in a lunacy petition by Thomas Durr. Louise Kittle is granted a divorce from Harry Kittle. A rule was entered against Michael Grecula in a German Building Association case to show cause about purchase money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Noah Mosher
Catharine Mosher
German Building Association
No. 9
Michael Grecula
Louise Kittle
Harry Kittle
Third Week Of Contest Shows Burns Besting Kellerman
Seventeen of thirty contestants returned for the week Burns of Wandling made the best showing with Kellerman in second place No lady contestant improved her score and there were minor changes on Saturday The entry list remains open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Wandling
Kellerman
Standings of Contestants with Points Listed by City
A long list ranks 31 contestants by points from Scranton Wandling Hyde Park and other towns. Notable entries include A J Kellerman 144 Scranton Charles Burns Wandling 141 and Herbert Thompson Carbondale with high marks. Several names repeat with scattered scores and placeholders indicate OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
Wm. T
Rodriguez
Soranton
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Maxwell Shepherd
Albert Freedman
Hbelle- O Svt Ceeesaveeves
Harry Madden
Park Piace
Lee Culver
Springville
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Walter Hallstead
Scran- Con Weiseseemmneecce
C. J. Clark
Peckville
John Dempsey
Olyphant
John Mackie
Providence
Hugh * Johnson
Forest City
Edna Coleman
Chas. W. Dorsey
Emanuel Bucci
Chas. O’boyle
Nellie Avery
Walter Ellis
Hyde Park
Edgar Wilson, Jr
Scran
Leaders Hold Steady in The Tribune Educational Contest
Kellerman remains first by three points with Rodriguez third, as four contestants exceed 100 points and a fifth nears that total. L E Stanton rises to twelfth while Bucci and Wilson gain positions. Seventeen contestants scored during the week ending Saturday with Burns, Wandling leading at 61 and Kellerman 40 among Scranton entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Kellerman
Rodriguez
L. E. Stanton
Emanuel Bucci
Edgar Wilson, Jr
Charles Burns
Wandling
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
William T
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Leroy Stanton
Maxwell Shepherd
John Mackie
Providence
J. A. Havenstrite
Moscow
Albert Freedman
Purchase your photographic supplies at Horn Bakers
A brief notice invites customers to purchase photography supplies and have finishing done at Horn Bakers located at 211 Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornbaker's
Washington Avenue
Cut Flowers For Knights Templar Ball At Clark's Florist
A Knights Templar ball will feature cut flowers supplied by Clark's Florist located at 201 Washington Avenue. The event page lists Clark's as the preferred florist for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Clark's
Washington Avenue
Florist
Tims Lost This Season Sparks Anguish and Fear
The article highlights Tim's absence this season causing growing distress among fans and family with concerns extending to potential fatal outcomes. Members of the community urge action as the loss dominates discussions and raises safety questions.
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health and Vigor
The advertisement claims Paine's Celery Compound cures nervous prostration insomnia rheumatism neuralgia dyspepsia and blood diseases. It attributes nerve strengthening and blood purification to the medicine and urges starting today to avoid future suffering and regain vitality for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Earth
Diamond Dyes Seizure Prompts Industrial Action
A factory dispute centers on Diamond Dyes with workers signaling a stoppage and management reviewing production lines. The conflict highlights labor tensions at the plant and potential financial impacts on the company.
Second Annual Convention of State Boys Clubs Held in Wilkes-Barre
The second annual convention of the State Federation of Boys clubs met at the Boys Industrial Association hall in Wilkes-Barre with representatives from Calvary club Hazle Street club and others. Superintendents Lincoln E Brown Harry M Sherwood William McCormick Lincoln A Barnes and Mrs Henry W Palmer attended. After reports the group dined at Becker's and the visiting leaders stayed at Mrs Palmer's Franklin street home. An evening program featured Reverend Henry L Jones D D and an address of welcome by Mrs H W Palmer with additional piano and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Boys’ Clubs
Boys’ Industrial Association
Wilkes- Barre
Calvary Club
Hazle Street
Boys' Industrial Association
Anti-Cigarette League
Edwardsville
Keystone Debating Club
Forty Fort
Boys’ Excelsior Club
Plymouth
Boys’ Club
Philadelphia
Boys' Friendly Home
Reading
Scranton
Lincoln E. Brown
Harry M. Sherwood
William McCormick
Lincoln AV. Barnes
Henry W. Palmer
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton B I A Gala Features Boys Club Talks
The Scranton B I A gala includes remarks by John Williams of the Wilkes-Barre federation president and Rev W D Johnson on the need for boys clubs. James McGann introduces, William McCormick edits, with readings from the Evening Herald. A benediction closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barrie B
John Williams
Scranton B. I. A
James McGann
Johnson
William McCormick
Evening Herald
Reading
Funeral of Miss Teresa Cusick at Green Ridge
The funeral for Teresa Cusick was held yesterday at 3 pm from St. Pauls church Green Ridge. Rev P J McManus officiated and gave a brief eulogy. Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery with a large turnout and a long pallbearer list including Bartholomew Judge Frank Judge W F Vaughan John Vaughan William Bradbury John Gilligan Sylvester Gillespie and Bartholomew Lynch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Cusick
St. Paul's Church
Green Ridge
P. J. McManus
Cathedral
Bartholomew Judge
Frank Judge
W. F. Vaughan
John Vaughan
William Bradbury
John Gilligan
Sylvester Gillespie
Pittston
Bartholomew Lynch
Olyphant
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Wardware
Eton
Cortland
Washington Ave
The
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Summer Salter
Linden Street
Baby
Baby Bazaar
Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
the People's Bank
Fersonal
Clark's, Florist
Mr. Pennington
Nuke
Conber
Guernsey
Dore
Pennington
Ignore Thompson
Elm Park Church
Iron Works
DR. M'Leod
First Presbyterian Church
James McLeod
D. D
Ridgeway
Orphans’ Court
Orphans' Court
A. A. Vosburg
Nist
Nora Golden
William P. Connell
Daniel Howell
Frank WN. Sonnerfelder
Sarah
Nathan
Anna Pearlman
Abraham Pearlman
George Spitz
Dr. Halpert
W. H. Roe
Ralph Levy
Court House News Notes
B. F
Japan
Formosa
E. G
Coursen
Tims
Haps
Paine’s
Henry L. Jones
D.D
H. W. Palmer
Edgar Butler
Spruce Street
Rhe
Sau
Miss Cusick
Fancy
Minneapolis
California
Guarke Bros
John C. Boyle
Clothier
Lackawanna Ave
Panama
Lackawanna Avenue
Dr. Deimel
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Cranton
Erbert i Temarkablea
Green Ridge Sanitarium
Carter
Adams
Washington
Scranton Gas & Water Co
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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