United American Mechanics Celebrate Fourth Anniversary
Providence council No. 268 of the Order of United American Mechanics marked its fourth anniversary at Fenner and Chappell's hall with decorations, a speech by Charles Connolly as chair, nine candidates approved, and a celebratory toast and dinner. Letters of regret from state officials were read. Henry Williams attended an expensive lunch, and Martin Murray was injured in Cayuga mines.
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Fenner and Chappell’s
Ellen Noone
Henry Williams
Martin Murray
Cayuga Mines
Providence Council
Order of United American Mechanics
Fenner & Chappell
Charlies Connolly
Ellen Noone Charged With Pocketbook Theft
Ellen Noone faced Alderman Roberts on a charge of stealing a pocketbook containing 9.50 from Mrs Ellen McAndrew. The prosecutrix said the theft occurred as she slept and a struggle followed before Noone fled with the money. Witnesses saw the accused running from Mrs MacAndrew's house as help was cried. Bail set at 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Noone
Alderman Roberts
Ellen McAndrew
Mra. Noone
Mra. MacAndrew
Lunch wagon incident and church notes from Scranton area
Henry Williama refused to pay after dining at a lunch wagon and served a one night lockup with a subsequent fine payment. Rev Horace Peckover to lead Puritan Congregational Church with sermons on Sharing Christ Cup and Latin Rebuking Sun. Providence Methodist Episcopal choir to give a Fran concert on November 11. Local notices include travel and social updates on residents across Oak, Montrose, Putnam, and North Main avenues, plus choir rehearsals and family announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Williama
Puritan Congregational Church
Horace Peckover
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
T. F. Jones
Pourker Street
Local Briefs and Community Notices Hit by Weekend News
Visitors from Went Market Street and Taylor called yesterday as Martin Murray suffered a serious hand injury at the Cayuga mine. The Excelsior Dramatic Club rehearses A Nod to Outcast for Thanksgiving at St Marys hall. Thomas Crofton remains jailed after a wife’s assault charge. Benjamin Webb lies ill with typhoid. A basketball clash pits Stars against Athletics in a regional title match. Lords supper at North Main Avenue Baptist tomorrow morning, with an evening sermon on The Eve of a Political Battle. An At Home hosts the Ladjen Ald society next Wednesday on Wayne Avenue with refreshments. Welsh Baptist services at First Welsh Baptist Church tomorrow include English evening with Miss Mary Williams. Bible Reheat? and Young People's Society meet locally with Junior Aid on Wednesday.
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William Henry
Went Market Street
Gertrude
Bertha Teese
Taylor
Martin Murray
McDonough Avenue
Cayuga
Excelsior Dramatic Club
St. Mary's Hall
Thomas Crofton
Benjamin Webb
Hollister Avenas
Lackawanna County
Pittston
Luzerne County
North Main Avenue
Ladjen Ald
First Welsh Baptist Church
Wayne Avenue
W. F. Davies
Mary Williams
W. T. Thom
Young People's Society
Junior Aid Society
Two Story Trame Residence Planned Near Linden and Colfax
B Hicks of the Third National Bank drafts plans with architect R G Worden for a two story frame home to cost about 4000 dollars. The cottage style will dominate with elaborate interior finishings and quartered oak hall. The Schlager home interiors, redesigned by Harvey J Blackwood, feature wild cherry paneling and tapestry filled rooms.
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B. Hicks
Third National Bank
R. G. Worden
Attlc
Linden Street
Colfax Avenue
Charles Sehlager
Ofly Avenue
Schlager
Harvey J. Blackwood
Horace Hand
Blackwood
Ladies undergarments and specials feature in seasonable sale
The notice advertises Saturday specials on Ladies' ribbed Egyptian Cambria yarn underwear with silk trim and Meece lining, plus Onelta combination underwear. It lists sizes and prices for undergarments, black cashmere equestrian tights, Hermaedort socks, and black wool hose for children, highlighting economy and hygiene.
Washington Camp No.178 celebrates 25 years in West Scranton
The Washington Camp No.178 Patriotic Order Sons of America marked a quarter century since its 1872 organization at Hart Garihall. The article lists early officers charter members and later leaders, notes bond funding saved the lodge, and records current officers, 270 members, and a history of deaths, meetings, and youth activities including a dancing class in Mears Hall.
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Mears’ Hall
Michael Burke
Hampton Stree
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sona of America
West Scranton
Hart Garihall
North Main Avenue
M. Alexander
H. J. Biel@er
W. E. Nunemacher
M., Branning
H. C. Hinman
Fahringer
J. W. Lewis
W. Moser
J. WH. Mills- Paugh
J. M. Behenck
Lewis Moser
Alfred Klotz
John W. Coons
D. W. Moser
The Homeliest Man in Scranton Promotes Kemp’s Balsam
An advertisement extols Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs promising relief and cure for chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption. It invites readers to sample the remedy with a trial bottle and mentions a price of ic.
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Price Ic
Class Se Cure By Management Set Friday Meeting
The class management has secured a trainer or teacher for the troupe. Leo Crocain will perform. The class will meet Friday evening each week.
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Etractor
Terpischore
Leo Crocain
Halloween Surprise Party Held For Duryea Hosts
A West Side straw ride to Duryea ended with Mr and Mrs William Mainwaring of Duryea entertained by a Halloween party. Norman Williams William J Davis Theodore Bowen David Davis sang solos and a late supper followed. Guests included Edna Wughes Elsie Mainwarine Pearl Evans and many others from Scranton and Duryea.
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West Side
Duryea
William Main- Waring
Scranton
Norma Williams
William J. Davis
Theodore Bowen
David Davis
Thomas Ellas
Maggie Griffiths
Sarah A. Ellicott
Annie Davis
Kate Williams
Mageeie Evats
Amy Reynolds
Anna V. Humphreys
Mesgere
Morgan Thomas
David Davies
Lewis Edmunds
Thomas Davis
Thomas Reynolds
Thomas Daovies
Jenkin Reynolds
Thomas Elina
Local residents listed visiting and returning home
Mrs Ann Jenkins of Jackson street recovers from a serious illness Mrs Jane Price of Lancaster Wisconsin visits relatives on this line Mr and Mrs Thomas Catterson of Gouldsboro return from a visit with friends Thomas Reese of Jackson street returns from Wilkes-Barre Miss Mamie Cawley of Lafayette street returns from a visit in Miston Miss Mary McLain of North Main avenue hosts Miss Mary Duffy of Archbard Evan J Davies of South Main avenue visits Albany New York Thomas Davis of Wilkes-Barre visits West Scranton friends Miss Elizabeth James of Yoastville Pennsylvania visits Scranton this week attending Teachers Institute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Jenkins
Jackson Street
Jane Price
Lancaster
Wisconsin
Thomas Catterson
Gouldsboro
Thomas Reese
Wilkes- Norte
Mamie Cawley
Lafayette Street
Miston
Mary McLain
North Main Avenue
Knights of the Golden Eagle plan social at Isaac Tice home
Electric City Wastle No. 874 prepares a social at 118 Linden Street for Thursday evening November 10. A pigeon shooting match between Louis Huntington and Thomas McHale is set for Central ground tomorrow afternoon with 1160 stakes and fast birds promised. The funeral for Michael Burke will be at 927 Hampton Street with mass at St Patrick's Church and interment at Cathedral Cemetery. John Davis now with Sumter Brothers Clothiers, Washburn Street.
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Electric City Wastle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Isaac Tice
Linden Street
Louis Huntington
Thomas McHale
Huntington
McHale
Michael Burke
Hampton Street
Hlich
St. Patrick's Church
Othedral Cemetery
John Davis
Carnon and Davies
Washburn Street
Sumter Brothers, Clothiers
Green Ridge library fair and sale announced
The annual fair and sale to benefit the Green Ridge library will be held Friday December 2 at the Worary in the afternoon and evening. Admission is free and proceeds go to support the library with books and activities. Also announces volunteers and a social gathering at Amanda Tamblyn’s home on Sanderson avenue.
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Green Ridge Library
Albright Hibrary
Scranton
Mise
Amanda Tamblyn
Fries
Sanderson Avenue
Misees
Jace Goodrich
Nettle van Gorden
Lilian Broad
Clarence Defon
Friend Stone
Harry Woodman
Stuart Ferrin
Henry Smith
John Fanyon
Beranton Traction Opens Four New South Side Termini
The Beranton Traction company plans four new termini on its South Side line causing little protest from residents. The present destination is about four hundred yards from the city limits and patrons express indignation. The funeral of the late Michael Mongon will be held this afternoon.
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Beranton Traction Company
Wo Fawlteh
Michael Mongon
Obituary of William Gilmartin in South Beranten
William Gilmartin died yesterday morning at his home on Woter street South Beranten at age 81. He was survived by his parents Mr and Mrs John Gilmartin. The funeral will be held Monday at 9 oclock from St Peters Cathedral Division I Ancient Order of Hiberrmiana will attend the service. Interment in Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gilmartin
Hin Porenia
John Gilmartin
South Beranten
Peter's
Diviaton i
Unnamed University Figure Noted in Scene Description
A fragmented clipping mentions a university figure and a description of a scene with ornate decor and stair imagery. It references Whitechapellish style and a remark about coming down stairs without a railing, with quirky terms like Pick-Me-Up.
Day's Doings of South Scranton
Large gathering of Friends of the Young Man attends a reception for Jacob Berghauser home on furlough from Camp Meade. The party includes the Dewey quartet and an instrumental group, with a late night lunch and dancing before Berghauser returns to duty Monday.
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Jacob Berghauser
Thirteenth Regiment
Camp Meade
Kim Street
Dewey
Mias
Anna Durkin
John Berghmuser
Joseph Farr
M. J. Cusick
Honesdale
Mia
W. Rebick
Mesers
Andrew Nest
Jacob Schunk
Peter Neula
Carl Berghauser
F. W. Foote
Edmund Robinson
John Schunk
Fred Heintz
Charles Levert
Albert Gutheinz
Otto Robinson
John Berghauser
Five youths arraigned in malicious mischief case
In Alderman Lentes court five youth boys faced charges of malicious mischief. The defendants Fred, Scholl, Max Phillips, William Schulley, Jacob Dimler and Peter Weinick were represented by prosecu trix Mrs. Johanna Phillips of Pitteton avenue. She said they threw a miracle at her door during Halloween, breaking a pane of glass. The hearing ended with the boys’ parents agreeing to pay all costs.
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Lentes
Fred, Scholl
Max Phillips
William Schulley
Jacob Dimler
Peter Weinick
Johanna Phillips
Pitteton Avenue
Hallowe'en
Local doctors assess deranged Join Allis polander
Dr Wehlau and Dr Kolb examined Join Allis Polander of Elm street who suffers religious melancholia and has mind deranged since an injury in Southrill about a year ago He will be moved to Hillside Home insane department today Also notes on night school enrollment and local social events and visits.
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John Allis
Wehlau
Kolb
Joseph Johler
Alice Cariyon
Tod O
Thomas Bolard
Patrick Nealon
John Lavelle
Pittston
Century Hose Company
Hartman Duiling
Annie Joyce
Carbondale
Sarah Reap
Prosect Venine
George McDonald
Wilkes-Barre
Henry B. Hall
Third
Butler Street
Scranton Stove Works
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Snyder
Ninth
New York Volunteers
Dudley Mires
William Weost
Harrishire
Frans
Walnut Street
Local church services and events in Dunmore area
Episco pal church led by A J Van Cleft holds 10 am and 7 50 pm services with Sunday school at 2 pm and prayers at 3 pm Subject morning Bringing Men to Jesus evening A Lovable but Sorrow us Youngs Man Hyange Vistigervierss to run through next week Rev J L Thomas assists Presbyterian pastor William Gibona delivers 10 am and 7 40 pm sermons Sunday school Junior Endeavor at 3 40 pm and Senior at 6 90 pm series on life choices continues Evening seats free Young people urged to attend Neptune fire company to sell chandelier tickets 1 cent to 20 cents Washington hall Thanksgiving Eve play At the Picket Line with postplay social admission 16 and 25 cents Evangeliat Cobb spoke last
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Episcopal Church
Nev
A. J. van Cleft
Dade P. Om
Jesus
James Rosencrance
Pittston
Bov
T. Ti
B. Society
Washington Hall
Evangeliat Cobb
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Globe Warehouse
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Thomas Houser
Morgan Leiser
Richard Brader
PF. Washburn
James Barr
KH. H. Cook
August Reed
J. P. Hausman
H. ©. Hinman
DP. W. Moser
Treasury
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J. A. Hinman
Kier Sweet
Samuel Heller
W. E. Hadley
Andrew Bristow
J. A. Hill
Arthur Kern
Iarry Sanders
A. K. Walker
John Glenn
TR. H. Cook
I. Kirkhoff
Thomas Howards
David RR. Allgood
T. M W. Hale
Charles Hadley
Joseph Phil- Naw
Henry Weingard
W. J. Whetstone
Joseph Nash
Wymour Peares
Stern
Yeate
Hari Gari Hall
Redmen's Hall
Jenkin
Main Avenue
Bert Kime
Thomas Sweet
Farmer
Eijah Savitte
Stewart Besecker
Alfred Twining
L. V. Decker
Harry Smith
Daniel Tones
W. Hoffman
Elijah Bavitts
James HR. Hughes
J. J. Green
Army
Wiliam P. Williams
John Cadingon
Jacob Featherman
W. ©. Moser
A. L. Nash
Georgia Regiment
Alvin L. Evans
Beat Society
Elizgbeth Lewis
Green Ridge
Toynbee Hall
Alan
South Scranton
CO. B
Dunmore
Dr.Bull
Shires
Lange
Sall
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Tesh
Pietra Santa
Paris
Johann Hoff
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka. Ave
Academy OF Music
Ee Rgunder & Reis
R. Lung
Waite
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Harry Yenger
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Lrovy’'S Stock CO
J. Harvey Cook
Miss Lotte
Roe
White Boundron
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Mra. Whitelwage
Washington
Gaiety Theatre
Knickerbockers Burlesque Co
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Himresque
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Icealine
Itraw
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Holyoke
Mass
Kate Fellar
Bloom Street
Cermon
Tabernacle
Drinker Street
M. Alartin
Oakland
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Texas
Mark
Brother Jaumer
Order of Good Shepherd
Gmotla
Point Montauk
George Rolinson
Mill Atreet
Ilnexs
Watson Anderson
New Jersey
Jargess Powell
North Blakely Shoor HH
Townsend
Sharks Hollow
Guttermilk Falls
Stewart Siyte
Yceum Theatre
Charles Frohmar
William Gillette
Bisson and Leclercq
J. K. Dodson
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Arnold Daly
Wm. Smith
W. J. Constantnie
Tully Marshasll
Charles Eldvides
Ren Fairchild
Ida Conquest
Kate Meek
Leniornkt Graham
Margaret Fleming
Margaret Meye
Edyth Skewett
Dix Jon Fernandes
Helen Gall
Charles Frohman
Beenery
America
Eddie C. Bald
Charles B. Hanford
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Ilyon & Healy
Adams $T
Chicago
Dunemore High School
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