West Side flag outrage leads to arrests and tensions
Two youths tore down an American flag in front of P F Taylor's hotel on Jackson street. Neal Campbell and Barney McAnulty fled. Campbell and McAnulty face arrest warrants while Patrick Cawley and Edward Porter were detained. Porter later released. Cawley held as a witness. The incident drew strong reactions from hotel keeper Taylor and the crowd, with ongoing legal actions and potential further arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
P. F. Taylor
Jackson Street
Tribune
Patrick Cawley
Edward Porter
Job Whitehouse
J. Hubbard
Porter
Neal Campbell
Price Street
Barney McAnulty
McAnulty
Campbell
Cawley
Whitehouse
Flubbard
Omfeer Hari
Main Avenue
Mer
Jobe Whitehouse
Hart
Matthews
Station House
Taylor
George F. Kellew
Paving Projects Advance on City Streets and Hillside
Paving and rolling on Robinson Street and West Lackawanna Avenue Hill near Bolingon Street proceed with a new 20 foot break pattern to stabilize slope. Curb stones set along Bolingon Street frontages. Funeral processions for Margaret Miller and Mary Daly, with interments at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery and St. Patrick's church respectively. West Side residents plan a Hillside Home dance tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson, Ninth and Jackson Streets
West Lackawanna Avenue Hill
Robinson Street
Drayman Brown
Bolingon Street
Enew
Margaret Miller
Hampton Street
A. Poster
William Kanian
M. Felach
N. Time
Adam Warner
Nick Degena
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Mary Daly
Eynon Street
Patrick Daly
Edwards Court
St. Patrick's Church
West Side
Hillside
Blacksmith’s Canal Bath Accident Near Shickshinny
Arthur Yeager a South Bromley avenue blacksmith enjoyed a canal bath Sunday near Shickshinny during a Century run to Berwick and Nescopeck. His wheel struck a stump, he was thrown into the canal, and after surfacing he fished out the wheel and continued to Scranton in a wet, uncomfortable state. The American Bible Society in the city will hold a joint concert November 11 at the First Welsh Congregational church to raise funds, featuring Miss Lizzie Thomas visiting from Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Yeager
Bromley Avenue
Berwick
Nescopeck
Mr. Yeager
The
American Bible Society
First Welsh Congregational
Welsh C. M. Church
South Main Avenue
Tabernacle Congregational
Bellevue Welsh C. M
First Welsh Congregational Church
Lizzie Thomas
Lin Morganwg
Wales
Death of Henry Wineguard prompts special Camp meeting
A special Camp 178 meeting will be held at the hall this evening to act on the death of the late Henry Wineguard by order of the president W. Phillips. Also notes include a mine accident injuring Anthony Gerrity, social events at the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church, and funeral notices for Mabel Henrietta Derby and Hugh McDonough with interments at Washburn street cemetery and Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Henry Wineguard
W. Phillips
Anthony Gerrity
Hrigg
Ladies’ Ald Society
Calvinesthc Methodist Church
Thomas Blair
M. L. Blair
Fifth Ward
New Boston
Besele
Evan Thomas
North
Bromley Avenue
Washburn Street
Mabel Henrietta Derby
Price Street
Hugh McDonough
W Welock
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Hey
Father Filan
Philadelphia
St. Patrick's Church
Arthur Colburn
William Morgan
Hazleton
Reese Morgan
North Filmore Avenue
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Claims Worldwide Use
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy used by millions of mothers for over fifty years. It is said to soothe the child, soften gums, relieve wind colic, and cure diarrhoea. Sold by druggists worldwide, 25 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
Rodway
Radway
Local Death and City Notices Across Lackawanna Context
John Foy dies in Lackawanna hospital after being found in a saloon. Marquette Council 425 plans a meeting. election returns posted. Puritan Congregational church organ recital set for December 10. Pryan and Crescent football clash at Driving Park. both score touchdowns but miss kicks. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs John McKinskie. health of Mrs. Alexander serious. Marquette Cornell 423 to host a vocal in Company Harmony on November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foy
Lackawanna Hospital
Marquette Council
Young Men's Institute
George Cooper
East Market Street
Puritan
North Main Avenue
Marvine
von Storch
Clara Steinbach
Lake Winalu
W. H. Cooper
Flora Vandemark
Parker Street
Orange
N. J
Pryan and Crescent
Driving Park
Crescents
John McKinskie
School Street
John Alexander
Withur Street
Marquette Cornell
Weekly Notices From Capoose Avenue And Surroundings
Merrit Utley spent the forepart of the week with Mrs. Carr of Capoose avenue. Mrs. Alice Tripp of Fordham Street is suffering from a fall. Mrs. Ralph Abby of Hamilton visits her daughter in New York Street. W. C. Carr and family have moved to Peckville for the future. F. J. Hedrick of Richmont Park visits Harrisburg. Arch Johnson is confined at home with rheumatism. Miss Lizgle Brandt bought a new wheel. The W.W.C.T.A. will meet tomorrow afternoon on Penn Avenue. A cordial invitation extended by F. H. Dunn of Boulevard Avenue. Mrs. Emma Williams of Towanda spent Sunday with Mrs. M. D. Farnham. A concert will be given in Brontas Hall under the auspices of the WLC. An entertainment for Green Ridge W.C.T.A. is planned for Brown's Hall with a program of performances by various artists and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrit Utley
Carr
Capoose Avenue
Alice Tripp
Fordham Street
Ralph Abby
Hamilton
Raymond
New York Street
W. C. Carr
Peckvile
F. J. Hedrick
Richmont Park
Harrisburg, Pa
Arch Johnson
Mies Lizgle Brandt
Ww.c. T.A
Penn Avenue
F. H. Dunn
Boulevard Avenue
Jules Dunn
Dyberry
Wayne County
Emma Williams
Tow
Watches and Jewelry Bargains Draw Crowds at Davidow Bros
Continue to flock to Davidow Bros for bargains in watches and jewelry. The ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the blood purifier and Hood's Pills as prompt and reliable, urging readers to purify the blood and take these products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidow Bros
Hood
Local Social Notes From Dyberry And Nearby Towns
Mrs Carrie Hedglin and daughter Bl ale of Dyberry visit town while Alpha Knapp hosts a party with many young guests in grotesque costumes and decorations. Attendees include Delia Bessie and Agnus Holger Nellie and Matilda Larkin Annie Garvey Irene Burns Kate Biglin Gertrude Gribbin Sadie Nellie Biglin Clinton Hedglin William Bulger John Biglin Luke Bradley John McCue Frank Biglin John James Garvey A Conway John Larkin Thomas Carson Richard Larkin. Carrie Hedglin Carbon dale and Mrs Hedglin Dyberry also attend. William Garvey and wife return from New York trip. John McSweeny of Welsh McSweeny travels to Syracuse for business. Rev E W Fitsmaurice Hazleton visits John Clark Chestnut. Fannie O Hara Boom street goes to Philadelphia for winter. Victor Beemer features a fine fawn in store window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Hedglin
Blale
Dyberry
Alpha 8
Knapp
Apple Avenue
Giulests
Delia
Bessie
Agus Holger
Nellie
Matilda Larkin
Annie Garvey
Irene Burns
Kate Biglin
Gertrude Gribbin
Sadie
Nellie Biglin
Clinton Hedglin
Wiliam Bulger
John Biglin
Luke Bradley
John McCue
Frank Biglin
John
James Garvey
A. Conway
John Larkin
Thomas Carson
Hichard Larkin
Carbondale
Hedglin
Elsie
Victor Beemer
Live Frogs in Rocks Debunked by Experiments
The article refutes the old belief that living frogs are found embedded in rock and survived since creation. It notes that even during hibernation animals need nutrition, and asserts several cruel experiments by Dr. Rutland showed frogs did not survive beyond a year when buried alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iate
Rutland
Marriage of John OMalley and Miss Magele Connolly
John OMalley and Miss Magele Connolly were married at St Josephs church yesterday afternoon. After the ceremony the couple left for New York and other points of interest. James Powell of the East Stroudsburg State Normal School visited town yesterday. Election day passed quietly in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Malley
Magele Connolly
St. Joseph's Church
New York
James Powell
East Stroudsburg State Normal School
Great Bargains in Watches From Davidow Bros
A Great Majority has elected Davidow Bros. as the people from whom to get great bargains in watches jewelry and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidow Bros
James Bonot Visits Family and Local Notices
James Bonot of Lake View visits his daughter Mrs. A R Benjamin. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Frank Schoonover's home. Mrs. William Rumford of Peckyville visits her daughter Mrs. John Thornton. Rev and Mrs William G Frank visited Scranton. Auction ad from Davidow Bros urges bidding. Buffalo cattle market reports and hogs and sheep prices. From Chicago Post a humorous exchange about deploying scientists to test fortifications with cathode rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bonot
Lake View
A. R. Benjamin
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Union Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards on November 2, cattle mixed with prices for steers cows and bulls shown across grades. Market for hogs steady to higher with strong demand for heavy packing and surplus stock. Sheep and lambs also rise with slaughter values listed for various grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Is It a Trifle That Common Trouble Acid Dyspepsia
In this notice a cure for dyspepsia is promoted. It explains acid dyspepsia or heartburn as a common indigestion form caused by fermentation. Bluart's Dyspepsia Tableta and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are advertised as radical cures, claimed to restore digestion and improve appetite. products sold by Stuart Chemical Co. of Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluart
Stuart
Stuart Chemical Co
Marshall, Mich
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promises Swift Relief
Morton L Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in all muscles and joints and was bedridden for six weeks with eight physicians failing to help. After using Mystic Cure for Rheumatism she improved in three days and could walk again. Sold by Carl Lorenz, druggist, Scranton, 418 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Carl Lorenz
Secranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Retail Bargains At Scranton Cash Store Sale
For one week starting Thursday the 28th through November 4 1896 the Scranton Cash Store advertises drastic cuts on groceries and household goods. Ammonia apples beans ghee bluing cigars canned goods and more offered at fixed sale prices to close out stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Cash Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
King
South Side News
William
D. W. Vaughan
Willow Street
Philadelphia Nautical School
Saratoga
Charles Gelbert
University of Pennsylvania
James Coggins
Genet Street
Wyoming Seminary
Francis Meringer
Twelfth Ward
Undertaker Miller
Cedar Avenue
Pittston Avenue
Albert Breck
Philip Kelp
Twentieth
A. J. Battle
Prospect Avenue
St. Vincent's College
Weastmoreland County
Adam Mechiet
Christ Tartheran Church
Henry Lisse
Forest Hill Cemetery
George Hetlack
Peter Shellar
John Hearschon
Otto Dorch
Gotliob Kalena
George Kitlack
Borcher’s
Crystal Laundry
Dawn
Waayes County
Lizzie Ames
Hawley
Mary Cooney
Chestnut Street
Pittston
Thomas McNelly
Wilkes-Barre
Martin Joyce
Throop Street
Fred. Conover
Red Banks
George Grant
Mead Street
Coming Entertainment
Harriet J. Davis
J. C. King
West Lackawanna Avenue
Providence
Green Ridge
Dr. Treverton
T. Dwight Lathrop
Heesie Bloat
Mise M. Glug
Miga Grace Jacobs
Panto
Bessie Sliats
Nobby
Samters
Dunmore
Old Forge
Buffalo Live
Chicago
Yea
Fortifica- Hols
Chienge
Radway & CO
Elim Street
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming Avenue
Ous
Washington Avenue
Michaelian Bros. & CO
Bagdad Portieres
Daniel Suilly
Qbrien
Academy OF Music
Thomas W. Keene
As. B. Hanford
Shakespeare
Richard
Oatmein
Keatra
Orchestra Mirele
Stokestea
Zaci
Davis’ Theater
Wills and Hastings
High Class Vaudeville Co
Rilalta
Frothingham
Hov Mber
Kath Fen Thiele
Katherine Wimberman
J. Alfred Ane
Ernest Thiele
the. We
R’y
Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St. Paul
United States
Northwest
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
BE. V. Skinner
Broadway
Abcetecenteenessen Concarsner
Blackin, Bartlett's Beg
Bixby's
Ess Day & Martin's
Engilah
Bartlett's Sc. Sim
Black Rabbit
Cozy
Blue Labor
San Feleice
Brotherhood
Our Champion
Bon Finne
Flor de Washington
Martin & Cel
CRO
Seersereese
Sesseseeeses
York State
L. A. Price
Aesseeeem
Crosse & Blatkwell
Cceccacccsencien Savseacesneenees
McMechen’s
Heinitz
Heintz
Royal Brand
Moulson
Enee
Congo
Steesewseceve
Dochock
Kentucky
Navy
Cass Ceccse En Eeehesseyecdessevsacsssietsvessecsee
Small
CP Eee
Pree
Scranton
Stobe
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