Flag incident leads to court in Harney McAnulty case
Malicious mischief charges loom as Jackson street flag torn down. Harney McAnulty surrenders to police and a hearing begins with witnesses including Neal Campbell Job Whitehouse and Edward Porter. Testimony says the act was not to insult the emblem but a mere misdeed. The case is continued with bail set for the principals and witnesses held on recognizance.
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Jackson Street
Harney McAnulty
McAnulty
Neal Campbell
Job Whitehouse
Harry Hubbard
Edward Porter
Patrick Cawley
Cawley
Ale- Anulty
Tiny
Campbell
Whitehouse
Hart
Hondaman
Rev Father Filan Lecture on Irish Character at St Patrick’s
The Philadelphia priest Rev A D Filan spoke at St Patrick's Church on Jackson Street drawing a large crowd. He discussed Tidelt and Shade of Irish Character, praising Irish wit and culture while critiquing intemperance as a menace to the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Filan
Philadelphia
St. Patrick's Church
Jackson Street
Swift
Currin
Sheridan
O'Connor
Filan
Disorderly youths block church sidewalk crowd at Timmpten Street church
A mob of thirty to forty youths disrupted Sunday services on Timmpten Street, forcing pedestrians into the street until Officer Whiting dispersed them. Datel Lenahan, 117 Hampton Street, was arrested on a warrant and fined $2 plus costs by Alderman Moses for disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. A second note reports the death of Evan Evans, a North Main Avenue resident, age 68, born in Merthyr Wales, with funeral details set for Saturday at the First Welsh Baptist Church and interment at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmpten Street
Whiting
Esklanes
Datel Lenahan
Hampton Stroet
Moses
Evin Evans
North Main Avenue
Fee
Merthyr
Wales
America
Walter
Thomas
Watea
John Hunden
William
First Welsh Baptist Church
W. §. Jones
Washburn Street Cemetery
North Enid and South Side battle in Company Harmony
A crowded game saw North Enid versus South Side in Company Harmony last evening with both lineups and positions listed. Separately, the old folks event at Presbyerian church was postponed to this evening due to a storm, and local notices include a McKinley Hobart club meeting, a parade plan for Scranton, a new mine foreman at Lackawanna Coal, and the funeral of Edmund Williams following a Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Enid
South Side
Company Harmony
Leame
McKinley and Hobart Club
Davis’ Drug Store
Dace
Scranton
Jim Wharton
East Market Street
Lackawanna Coal Company
Mayfield
Edmund Williams
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Putnam Street
Local society notes and small-town updates
Miss Daley Washburn visits her sister Mrs Johnson in Hadley. Miss Mary Hawkins returns home from Cedar Avenue after a visit to Carbonvale. Alderman Donovan will hear cases at Alder Street police station this month. Jacob Zeigler’s funeral was held on Blreh Street. EB Southworth urges St John’s choir to rehearse Christmas music despite the storm. Century Hoge Company holds its regular monthly meeting tonight. William Koch, leg broken six weeks ago, managed to vote on election day despite pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Davis
Washburn Street
St. Mary’s Hall
John J. Saltry
Harmory
Clarke's
Osterhout’s
Nettle Jenkins
Oak Street
Alfred Humphrey
William Street
Providence Presbyterian Church
Daley Washburn
Maple Street
Mrs. Johnson
Hadley
Mary Hawkins
Cedar Avener
Carbonvale
C. C. Donovan
Alder Street
Jacob Zeigler
Blreh Street
EB. E. Southworth
St. John's Church
Century Hoge Company
William Koch
Local social notes and a mine accident headline
Miss Rubs Yost returns home from Shenandoan visits. Grace Collum visits Mrs Phillip Davin in Fifth The Wrights prepare a large holiday fair. Mildred Schaeffer from Baltimore visits Monger in Jefferson avenue. Maud Smith hosted by Joys on Webster avenue and later returns to Allentown. Ida Poowells ill at Higgs street home. James Parker, a new Cipsy Grove miner, injured by a rock fall and hospitalized. Edith Bimong visits Lake Arle guest Georgie Jones. Peer Holiday returns from Pike County hunting with 150 pound deer on display at Brook street. Blanche Capwell returns to Lake Winola from visit with Mire. A combined meeting of St Mark's guilds on Nay Aug street. John Brown fined by Burgess Duggan for molesting passers-by. Rain damages borough, flooding gutters and streets. Maud Smith returns to Allen town after visit with Jay family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubs Yost
Dakely Street
Shenandoan
Grace Collum
Stawley
Phillip Davin
Fifth Street
Wrights of the
Golden Eagle
Mildred Schaeffer
Baltimore
George Monger
Jefferson Avenue
Maud Smith
Allentown
Charles L. Joy
Webster Avenue
Ida Poowells
Higgs Street
James Parker
Cipsy Grove
Edith Bimong
Lake Arle
Georgie Jones
Brook Street
Peer Holulay
Schumacher Avenue
Duryea Visitors, Funeral for Infant in Borough
Mrs James A John and children of Duryea visited friends here yesterday. The funeral of Ethel Gammon, 10 months, was held yesterday afternoon Rev H H Harris officiating and interment at Forest Home cemetery. Evangelist Shellarves lectures this evening at Union church in Sibley admission ten cents. McKinley defeated Bryan by 247 votes in this borough on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs William Henan of Duryea visited friends yesterday.
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Mayme Elsinger
North Main Avenue
Miss Church
Miss Fisher
Hallstead
DL. R. Morgan
South Wales
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Muggle Edwards
North Rebecca Avenue
Thompson, Pa
J. Terra Jones
Nanticoke
Frank Dethl
Jersey
John Dethl
Jackson Street
A. B. Browe
Waverly
New York
Mears’ Hall
James James
Deckers Court
Swetland Street
Laura Davis
Plymouth
Hannah Jones
North Hyde Park Avenue
E.R. Lewis
Alliance, O
West Side
Harnell
Hague
Ladies' Aid Society
First Welsh Congregational Church
South Main Avenue
Alice Griffiths
South Pilmore Avenue
Junior Endeavor Society
St. David's Hall
Moss Rose Social Club
The
Orphan Assembly
A. QO. IK
James A. John
Duryea
William Henan
Changing silver into gold says new metallic substance forms
Popular Science News reports Professor Emmons claims silver can convert to gold via a new molecular form, producing a denser substance matching gold in color and weight. He believes the method could cheaply produce gold from silver, with four ounces of gold from six of silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science News
Emmons
United States
Emmon
Grand Jury Report Details 87 Cases 41 True Bills
The November grand jury reported eighty seven cases with forty one true bills and forty six ignored. Indictments include James F. Zerfass and Mary Gow for unlawful acts and Elizabeth Westpfahl for bigamy. Several minor bills were not pursued due to insufficient identification or evidence.
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James F. Zerfass
Mary Gow
William Westprahic Achter
Minooka
Kinga Polander
James F. Zerfaas
Olyphant
Elizabeth Westpfahl
John Achter
Hagleton
William Woestpf
Madame Aubrey
Marion Gifford
William HH. Terry
Postal Business Compared Gains in English vs American Systems
The English Postmaster General reports a large rise in UK postal business, yet US figures dominate. English revenue from post offices and telegraphs stood at 56 million while the US post office earned 76 million. Germany and others show sizable totals. the US hosts 70,000 post offices to Britain’s 20,000. The piece notes telegraph earnings exceed 25 million in the US and suggests combined postal and telegraph revenue would outpace European forecasts.
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New York City
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Nevada
Arizona
Alabama
New Mexico
Texas
Virginia
Wyoming
United States
Treasury
Post Office
Germany
Adidlion
Savings Bank
Americana Post Office
Europe
Russia
France
French Post Office Department
Italy
Iialy
the Sun
United Kingdom
American Post Office Department
Cormany
American Telegraph Companies
England
Great Britain
Austro-Hungary
The Furious Knight and the Daring Sword
A cryptic verse fragment portrays the furious knight Von Dagenboris drawing his shining sword. His teeth grit as his eyes glow while he seeks a target and drives the blade to unsteady ends.
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von Dagenboris
Mystic Cure Promises Quick Relief for Aches
A panacea named Mystic Cure claims to cure rheumatism and neuralgia within one to three days. The advertisement asserts dramatic systemic effects and immediate relief after the first dose, offered by druggist Carl Lorenz at 418 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, for 40 cents.
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Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
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Yales
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Levy
William Ms. Terry
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County Pay Core
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Michaelian “Bros. & CO
Washington Ave
Rosabel Morrison
Edward Elsner
Carmen
Gallery, Inc
Zsc
Orchestra Circle, Inc
Davis’ Theater
Wills and Hastings
High Class Vaudeville Co
Mis. Rinita
Crernal
Tee Pine
Chale Jenge
Misa Rialta
Pierce
Pern
Marke
Golo
Perth
ahonbUht
Pacific Coast
St. Ohn’s
New Foundland
Ireland
Burden
Phoenix
Juniata Steel
X. L. Steel
Bittenbenders& CO
Scranton, PA
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Hess
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