West Side suspects jailed for liquor sale without licence
James Black of Frink Street faced Alderman John on the liquor charge and was held on $600 bail after selling on a Sunday. Separate cases saw Mrs Ursilla Kaisvesky and Mrs Maury Vureeta involved in disorderly conduct with fines and costs ordered. Anthony Wharresky arrested for assault and battery with $200 bail posted. A football race ends with Vans narrowly beating Morgans amid crowd celebration. Morgane plans to challenge J vana again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black
Frink Street
West Side
John
Black
John McDonald
Rink Street
Kellow
Evenine
Orcilla Kaisvesky
Lloyd Street
Maury Vureeta
Uneeti
Dong So
Uneeta
Karreskys
Anthony Wharresky
S. Tarresky
Anthony
Vans
Morgans
Hla Adstokers
Morgane
Tita
J&vana
Deposit Totals From No 18 School Arrive At West Side Bank
The last school deposits of the year were made yesterday afternoon via the West Side bank. Only No 18 school made a deposit totaling 27.65 dollars. Names listed include Prof. D. W. Phillips, Misa Murray, Miss Nichols, Miss Wade, Miss Flynn, Miss Murphy, Miss Burrall, Miss Morgan, Miss Wellon, Mrs. Ferber and Miss Hutton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Bank
D. W. Phillips
Misa Murray
Miss. Nichols
Migs Beamish
Misa Evans
Migs Thivis
Miss Wade
Miss Flynn
Miss Murphy
Miss Peck
Miss Burrall
Miss Morgan
Miss Wellon
Mrs. Ferber
Miss Hutton
Exciting Foot Race Between Evans and Morgans
The foot race between George Evans of the French Stool Hotel and sprinter Thomas Morgans occurred yesterday morning over 100 yards for a $10 purse. No official time was recorded as the contestants sprang forward at the pistol shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Evans
French Stool Hotel
Thomas Moregans
Important meeting of the RBrisiln Mine fund tonight
An important meeting of the RBrisiln Mine fund will be held this evening in Drummers Hall. All Albimembers are urged to attend, with divisions T and 4 to convene at 6 o'clock in Bt. Leo's rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rbrisiln
A. Ooh
Ehoir
Bt. Leo
Funeral Notices and Services Reported Across Communities
Services were held for Michael Roberts at St John’s church. interment in Minooka Catholic cemetery. Elyita Denner’s funeral at 019 Kynon Street with burial in Stratford cemetery. Prof James Hughes delivered an oration at the Plymouth Congregational church after a Men’s League meeting on “Man In World Sdene.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyita Denner
Kynon Street
James Bonninger
Embury Methodist Biscopal Church
Stratford
James Hughes
Plymouth Congregational Church
West Side Social Night Of I O Heptagophs In Morris Lodge
West Side conclave of the Improved Order of Heptagophs meets tomorrow evening in Robert Morris lodge rooms with Hon. T Jefferson Reynolds delivering an oration and Fred Robison catering refreshments. About a score of No 18 school youths, chaperoned by Misses Watkins and Jones, enjoyed a West Mountain visit last Saturday. Miss Minnie Davies entertained friends on Thirteenth Street. The Simpson Methodist Episcopal church Sunday school plans its annual picnic at Nay Aug park on June 19. Thomas Saul Jr returns from a business trip to Carbondale. Mrs Dibbbs in Mount Pocono. Burke and Lavelle relocate to Denver. James Evans at North Hyde Park avenue attends church board meeting. United Mine Workers locals establish temporary headquarters at Jones hall on Jackson Street. It is a bureau of information for Hyde
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West Side
Robert Morris Lodge
T. Jefferson Reynolds
Fred Robison
Watkins
Jones
West Mountain
Minnie Davies
Thirteenth Street
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Nay Aug Park
Thomas Saul, Jr
Price Street
Carbondale
Fetherman Cod Stegner
Stroudsburg
Alice Coons
South Sumner Avenue
Fred Dibbbs
North Lincoln Avenue
Mount Pocono
Wil Burke
Luke Lavelle
Denver
James A. Evans
North Hyde Park Avenue
Simpson Methodist Episcopil
United Mine Workers of America
Jones’ Hall
Jackson Street
Bureau of Information
Hyde
Irvin Paul
Bimba
North Sn
Richard Hughes
Dunk Street
Forest Cn
Daniel Bavne
Putnum Street
Frank Coleman
North Main Avenue
Jermyn
Dietrick
Kingston
West Market Street
Peter Marrin
Patrick Marrin
Con Keyser Avenue
Peter. Marrin
Holy Horary
Batelek
Robert Willis
Putinim Street
Bluehamton
N.Y
P. V. Gilgallon
Kithryn Kilgallon
Butte City
Montana
Durkin Street
Garfield Davis
Brick Avenue
Hartford
Anna Brennin
Gilbert Street
Woll's
Wolf
Mt. Pocono
Misa Edith Martion
North Mary Avenue
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Boutton
West Beranton
Oak Street
Perkville
North and Glee Society
M. DL. Vans
Gcarnheld Davis
Briel Avenue
Felurday
Conn
Hollister
West Side Hospital
Daniel Davis
Putnam Street
South Scranton Notes on Alderman Lentes Case Dismissals
The governor of Alderman John Lentes was fled with Libgants for several hours last evening but most matters for judicial adjustment were trivial and discharged. Veronica Pidek charged John Quinn with gelling to miners. Quinn held for court in 500 dollars, Cooney the bartender for Hesault god on the prosecutor's husband posted 100 bail. Joseph Kornovict charged with default and buttery by Tommy Zumorah. evidence insufficient, defendant discharged. Ellen O'Hara and a Anne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lentes
Veronica Pidek
John Quinn
Keyser Valley
Gelling
Quinn
Cooney
Trix
Joseph Kornovict
Tommy Zumorah
Elm Street
Ellen O'Hara
Anne
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Saranac Lake Leader
Mrs Francis Podmore of Saranac Lake New York claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her after years of ovarian pain headaches and weakness. She says six weeks produced a complete recovery and urges others to use the remedy along with Sanative Wash asserting its superiority over other medicines. Her testimonial is tied to a 5000 forfeit if genuineness is questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Podmore
Saranac Lake
New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mes
Pinkham
Lydia
Francis Popmore
Disordered Conduct Charges Light From Neighborhood Dispute
Durkin and Sarah Harrington faced disorderly conduct and assault and battery charges, but all were discharged after evidence tied the case to a neighbor dispute. The town honors visiting Sir Knights with draped businesses and homes. Notables include Dr. Albert Kolb August Sehimopti ch A Miller Charles Heuster George Rosen. local resident George Lohman recovering after recent surgery. John Aplanap visiting from Buffalo. Also advertised are Dr Schleys Lung Fluid Balsam and a Junger Maecnnerchor rehearsal plus a Knights Templar concert plan and a South Side baseball game on Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Sehimopti
Ch A. Miller
Charles Heuster
George Rosen
George Lohman
Willow Street
John Aplanap
Ide
Buffalo
Schley
Junger Maecnnerchor
Knights Templar
Dunmore Me moral day parade and notices
Me moral day ceremonies will parade with Sunday and day schools and town organizations. Catholic groups form on Potter street, Protestants on Green Ridge, then move to Makely street and to cemeteries. Michael Costello leads Catholic cemetery exercises, John B Holliday Protestant. The committee to meet tomorrow to discuss sewer bonds. Old fire escape at Odd Fellows building replaced per Deputy Inspector order. Methodist Episcopal bell repairs delay tolling next week. Laurel Hill store at Green Ridge colliery closed indefinitely. Several high school students passed professional certificate exams. Mrs Thomas Dunn of North End died at Chien hotel on Likely street. Funeral later. Lady McKinney lodge to meet May 28 at 7:30 pm. All members urged to attend.
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Potter Street
Green Ridge Street
Makely Street
Michael Costello
John By. Holliday
Dunmore
EH. W. Bishop
Methodist Episcopal Church
Laurel HU
Geen Ridge
I. D. Bovard
Lla Scott
Martha Matthew
Mary Barley
Kathryn Sweeney
Eva Montgomery
Community notes at Green Ridge and LaPlume
Green Ridge residents Patterson and Patterson visit with friends. A reception for the new Asbury Methodist pastor A Benjamin and his wife is planned at the church parlors. Marie Nettleton visits Syracuse. Dan Pace travels across the continent from Green Ridge station. Mootle and Shear build three houses on Columbian avenue. No. 27 school pupils about 700 will march to Forest Hill cemetery for exercises. Nettle Arnold, prize winner at a Lake Ladore excursion, will recite a poem Our Nation's Dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Htobert Patterson
Marton Patterson
LaPlume
Green Ridge
Nev
A. Benjamin
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Marie Nettleton
Adams Aves
Syracuse
Daunte Pace
Dickson Ouvenue
Delaware
Obituary summaries from town notices of four local deaths
Tom Reap 18 son of Mr and Mrs Reap of 326 Sixteenth Street died yesterday at 6 45 am after typhoid fever. He is survived by four brothers and two sisters. Funeral to be announced later. Herman Scilorn 41 died yesterday at his home 1717 Tasterne Street. He leaves wife and several small children. funeral at 3 pm tomorrow at home. interment Washburn Street Cemetery. Mrs Hr O Bryant of 10 Penn Avenue died yesterday afternoon after brief illness. She is survived by husband and daughter Mrs G R Col. funeral later. John Reap 18 son of Mr and Mrs John Reap of 826 Sixteenth Street died yesterday morning of typhoid pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Reap
Herman Scilorn
Tasterne Street
Washburn Street
Hr. O. Bryant
Penn Avenue
G. R. Col
Ladies’ Elvele
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Veterans’ Union
Joon Reap
Mra
John Reno
Sixteenth Street
Funeral Notices for Mac G Eivans and White Morgan J Lewis
Funeral services for Mac G Eivans will be conducted by Rev Roberts and Rev J Reese at Welsh Calvinistic Methodist and Congregational churches with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. Separate services for White Morgan J Lewis of 217 North Keystone Avenue will be held at the family residence with interment at Wishburn Street Cemetery under Rev Hugh Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac. G. Eivans
R. J. Richards
Spring Street
Toelock
Reve Roberts
Calvinistic Methodist Church
J. Reese
Durbin
Keineouth Avenue
Oelock
Hugh Divies
Hyde Park
Wishburn Street
Root as Secretary of War Acknowledged by Senior Senator
A veteran United States senator lauds Secretary Root noting no man since Stanton matched his firmness and patriotism. The official’s analytical mind and persuasive power are praised as pivotal to McKinley era leadership during crises in the war department and national administration.
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Roosevelt
Root
Washington
War Department
Edwin M. Stanton
Front
Stanton
Blanton
Plis
Staunton
Mie
Lanton
McWinley
Canton
Tlayo
New Hampshire
United Buites
Ile
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