West Scranton Couple Wed in Baptist Parsonage
William Williams and Miss Annie Bevan of Hampton street wed at First Baptist parsonage on Rock Street. Rev. S. I. Mathews officiated as bridesmaid Eva Davis and wroomeman Myrain Davis attended. A reception followed at the bride's home. Local guests included several Williams and Bevan family members and caterers. West Side Central Republican club plans election returns with special wires and electrolights in the shop windows for crowd viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Williams
Annie Bevin
Hampton Street
Lorlock
First Baptist Church
Rock Street
S. I. Mathews
Eva Davis
Myrain Davis
Taylor
Wroomeman
Mar Gi
Delin Bevan
Willa Williams
John M. Bevan
Morgan Bevan
Holenezer I. Davies
J. D. Williams
Sarah Williams
Alma Williams
Bronwen Willams
Rachel Zachariah
Sarah Davis
Liszt Howells
Annie Davis
Lilian Bevan
Airs
John Bivans
Evan Zachariah
Thomas Aston
Wilfred Davis
Fern Davis
John H. Williams
Evan Davis
Harry Williams
Arthur Williams
Frank Bevan
David Tievan
Thomas Bevinivan
Sam Velevan
Vimes Neese
Daniel Willkins
Electric City Wheelmen Prepare for Election Returns Night
Members have completed arrangements for receiving complete action returns at the club house this evening. A special wire runs into the buildings with an operator to relay messages as flashed. Ernits are assigned to monitor districts and bring in reruns once tallied. An informal program of music and singing will follow with refreshments served by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Central Republican Club
Pedro
Clarke Bros
Malin Avenue
Electric City Wheelmen
Good Enough Cough Remedy and Tar Mentioned
A historical note highlights Dufour's French tar as a remedy. Readers are advised to seek familiar remedies and confirm quality before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufour
Conservatory Benefit Exhibits Orchids and Chrysanthemums
Colonel and Mrs. Boles open their conservatory next Tuesday from 3 to 10 p.m. to benefit the West Scranton Young Women's Christian Association with blooms for sale and roses. Admission is ten cents. Members are urged to meet Thursday at 8 p.m. to discuss retaining a secretary and fund raising for winter expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boles
West Scranton
Tex
George Ulrich
ATL
Wits
T. F.C
Mary Haines
Pieyd Johnson Hospitalized After North Main Avenue Incident
Pieyd Johnson of North Main Avenue was taken to Lackawanna Hospital last week suffering from injuries described in the report. The circumstances of the incident remain under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieyd Johnson
North Main Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Obituary Notice for Preutmonia and Funeral Details
Preutmonia died Sunday evening. Remains moved to his mother's home. He leaves his mother and four brothers. Funeral from the house next to McCinn’s store tomorrow at 4 PM. Interment in Washburn Street Cemetery. Political note urges voting for William Connell for Congress to sustain the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preutmonia
Price
MecCinn’s
Washburn Street
Moody forecast shows Republican edge in West Scranton race
The piece urges a straight ticket vote to uphold the "Gibraltar of The publicanism" reputation and notes all West Scranton election boards will be staffed by capable men. It promises full, accurate Trib une reporting of results tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
West Scranton
the Tribune
Vote for Judge George M. Watson and Scranton in county race
The text requests votes for George M. Watson for judge and J A Scranton for county treasurer. It lists numerous school deposits at West Slide Mank for public school pupils with various small amounts totaling eighteen dollars and twenty eight cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Slide Mank
Dave Owens
Eliabeth
Lewis
Alice Evans
Ste
Bertha Kelly
Catherine Phillips
Elizabeth Price
Mary Thamar
Miss Lees
Murray
Fife
Miss Nichols
Miss Beamsh
Miss Morgan
Miss Hatton
Miss Davis
Miss Evins
Miss Kellow
Miss Murphy
Miss Fionn
Miss Wade
Miss Ferber
Miss Peck
Prohibition Party Urges Letters to County Secretary
A Prohibition county committee calls livery voters to mail letters to county secretary H H Crocker at 123 North Washington Avenue. Voters must state ward district and vote count. The notice warns boards may engage in illegal activity and urges support for William R Lewis for district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
HH. W. Crocker
North
Washington Avenue
Prohibition County
Ministers Swap Venues For Evening Talks At Two Churches
District secretary of the Anti Latoon League will not speak at Plymouth Congregational but will address First Welsh Congregational Church at six pm. Dr Paine tended Mrs Murray after a horse collision on Main Avenue. A birth is reported for Mr and Mrs Glynn of 2201 Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tew
W. HH. Williams
Paine
Ason
PL. Glynn
Jackson Street
Palmer Beynon
Seatuniny
Sehiol
Yn Street
Ladies of the Sharpson MM
Pyoth
Lithente Missionary Society
Washburn Street
Ntew
Charles Robinson PD
Sinner Avenue
Thorne Law
Tinothy DO
Hayes
Tobin J. Elear
Main Avenue
John PL Kelly
South Seventh Street
Aldenville
Wiyne County
Cella Moran
Kelly
North Scranton residents gather for election night event
The report details a community gathering in North Scranton with names including Minnie Gearhart and others listed among residents and officials. It notes election results arriving via telephony from the eastern states and a post at the Osterhout Building where local observers and a noted expert on an aerial machine monitor returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Gearhart
Ak Tbek
Arcnet
Servier
Ehunk
Wml Mire
Milne
Waning
Thomas Collins
Neri Moly Avenue
Ton
Tome
Waihi
D. C
Nawrtle
Dave Aleativy Treen
Citi
North
Biel
Elevator accident injuries at Silk Mill in South Scranton
The main freight elevator fell from the second floor at 11 yesterday morning in the Silk mill. Andrew Heldel, the boy in charge, fractured his leg. He was treated at home by Dr. Manley after the fall. Another boy, Myers, was on the elevator but uninjured. Peter Kanstoll is held on $500 bail for bribery related to Andrew Kohlski. Funeral of Thomas Byron held yesterday. John Bulkins and T. J. Handley injured in other news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kanstoll
Andrew Kohlski
Thomas Byron
John Bulkins
T. J. Handley
Saquoit
Andrew Heldel
Young Reidel
Stafford Avenue
Manley
Polander Charged After Street Fight Over Whiskey
Andrew Kolski and Peter Kan etetl quarreled on South Washington Avenue near Flin Street on a Saturday evening. Knives drew. Kolski needed many stitches after the altercation. Police traced and captured Konstoll, held under 3500 bail for court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Kolski
Peter Kanetetl
South Washington Avenue
Flin Street
Kolski
Boland
Zang
Kotstoll
Alderan Donovan
Konstoll
Funeral of the late Thomas Byron at St Peter's Cathedral
The funeral of the late Thomas Byron was largely attended. Relatives and friends filled the Brick street home and the parlor with floral tributes. A requiem mass at St. Peter's Cathedral was celebrated by Rev. McManus. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery. Pallbearers included Thomas Jufter Patrick Carey John Tierney Join Wealis Patrick Wearden and Patrick Foley. Flower bearers were Daniel Moran Daniel Vaughn and FKrward Pentle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Byron
Brick Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
McManus
Cathedral
Thomas Jufter
Patrick Carey
John Tierney
Join Wealis
Patrick Wearden
Patrick Foley
Daniel Moran
Daniel Vaughn
Fkrward Pentle
Laborer Crushed in Bellevue Wine Rockfall Injury
Jol Bulkino of Elm Street was badly injured when rock fell on him at Bellevue wine yesterday. right hand crushed. Pr C J Walsh attended. During a football game on Sunday, attorney T J Handley of Pittston Avenue was struck on the head by a stone thrown by boys, causing a painful scalp wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol. Bulkino
Elm Street
Bellevue Wine
Pr. C. J. Walsh
T. J. Handley
Pittston Avenue
Loyalty era straw ballot in South Scranton picks McKinley
The Loyalty era meeting of the South Scranton Young Women’s Christian Association held a straw vote with President McKinley receiving twenty eight votes to Bryan one. Church confirmations at Crace Reformed listed several names. Junior Sewing class and German class announced for winter reorganizations. Visitors from Philadelphia noted. A newborn was reported for Mr and Mrs Frank Tisdell. Local undertaker G A Miller relocated. Neptune Engine, Willland Connell Floge, and hunting trip news also mentioned. Vote for Thomas F. Daniels for clerk of the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Scranton
Young Women’s Christian Association
Mckinley
Bryan
Crace Reformed Church
Bishop Nicholson
Louisa Kleinschidt
Mary Eck
Hattie Smith
Mary Seow
Catherine Bowmey
Harth: Walters
William Kleinschrodt
Christian
Ehargne
Willian Kornacher
Hudolph Myers
Philadelphia
Juey Veith
Mimdlle
Adium Freuchtel
Edu Avenue
Frank Tisdell
Cedar Avenue
G. A. Miller
Codi Avenue
Neptune Engine Company
Willland Connell Floge Company
Gleorge Hartman
Charles Snyder
Charles Heid
Jubiler
Lorena Krauss
Otto Hage
Willow Street
Old Holland
South Side
Dunmore News Brief: Letters and Local Church Activities
Letters remain unpaid prompting notices for recipients listed at 1908 Marion street and 217 William street among others. Mary Martin wife of Joseph Martin of Cross Street dies after weeks of illness at Thompson Hospital. Revival services begin at Wadley Street Baptist Church and will continue all week with a large assembly. The Young Quadrilles Mission Society meets tomorrow at Grace Chamberlie’s North Blakely hall. Epworth League holds a business meeting at the Sunday school room with several Junior League members to be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merce
Guy
M. K. Blahop
My. Dy
Sillitada
Marion Street
Auli
William Street
Crane
PL Shoe
M. Selif
Mes
DY Martin
Qo Mill Strewey
Willian Hy Mullale
Siax Miller
Nujiy Muain
Presbyterian Church
O'Cloch
Miss Grace Chamberlie
Blakely Street
Epworth League
Methodist Epimopal Church
Borough men shot during Saturday night altercation
Andrew Mendoza and John Gelonica, two Halians, quarreled during a friendly gathering when Gelonica was shot in the side. Gelonica was removed to his home and resting comfortably. Earlier, Dorres Fuller and a young lady escaped injury when their carriage detached and fell, causing fright but no serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mendoza
John Gelonica
Gelonica
Mendoza
Dorres Fuller
Ballot Counting Urges Telegraphed Returns to Tribune
Due to the ballot’s size and slow counting, correspondents and friends are asked to telephone returns to The Tribune editorial rooms at phone 1043 as soon as possible tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Obituary notices from Factoryville and Scranton deaths
A long obituary recalls BD Kemmerer of Factoryville dying at home after a two year illness. Born near Stroudsburg in 1844, he moved to Scranton in 1830 and held multiple railroad and coal transport roles. He helped found the local Young Men's Christian Association and served in several churches and lodges. Surviving relatives include five children and four sisters and one brother. Funeral services were conducted at the Factoryville funeral home and Evergreen Cemetery. Also noted are deaths of Alice Ulora Harris and Jaene Widge with funeral details and cemetery plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Factoryville
Tulle
Stroudsturg
Scranton
Factorsville
Kallroal Young Men
Adams Avene Methodist
Methodist Episcopal
Elmos
Momentronia
Conwell Uiniversity
Mindhosaie
Correspursonne
Scrnton
Freak
Artie
Bactoryville
Heather
David Marrington
Charles Starr
Philadelphia
Datier Sands
Wilket-Borte
Mire
Reotimeter
Evergreen Cemetery
Kactoryville
Stroudsburg Manager Questions High School Victory Call
Stroudsburg Normal School football manager P F Flaherty arrived in the city and disputed a local report on Saturday’s game. He claims Referee Purviss ruled Tropp’s 35 yard second half run out of bounds after initially calling a touchdown, and that Stroudsburg players stopped but the High School captain continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flaherty
Stroudsburg
P. F. Flaherty
Tribune
Tropp
Scranton
Purviss
Plaherty
Feld
Purgiss Forfeits Game After Refusal to Play
Davitt of the Normal team suffered a broken nose and shattered eye bone after a hard tackle by Tropp during the first half. Purgiss forfeited the game when the opponent refused to play on, according to Mr. Flaherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cision
Purgiss
Republican club meeting endorses Connell and party ticket
A Howard Place gathering heard speeches by George W. Brown Louis J. Morton John MM Tell H A Patterson John VW Jackson and Campbell Hughes. Resolutions affirmed support for the Republican administration and Congressman William Connell pledging aid to return those who achieved results. Samuel J. Porter branded a false to the city and Campbell Hughes secretary KE Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Place Hall
George W. Brown
Louis J. Morton
John MM. Tell
H. A. Patterson
John VW. Jackson
Campbell Hughes
Republican Congress
Pekin
William Connell
Congress
Hus
Party of Scranton
Keystone Republican Club
Dts
Wiliam Connell
Pena
Asilatua
Tesolv
Samuel J. Porter
Nevetone Club
Scranton
Moosic Boys Arrested for Railway Trespass and Vandalism
Four Moosic youths Wil Harrison 16 Will Moran George Sanson and Gerald Sanson were arraigned before Alderman Millar on charges of trespassing on a cars of the Scranton Railway. Harrison faced additional accusations of tampering with a trolley and endangering the line near the Moosic bridge. he was fined ten dollars and the costs. The other youths received reprimands and cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Wil Harrison
Will Moran
George Sanson
Gerald Sanson
Moosic
Alderman Millar
Bcranton Railway Company
Harrison
Moosle
Moosic Bridge
Milhir
Meetings Today To Discuss Key Topics At Local Halls
The Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock in Chvernsey's hall to decide an important matter. The Woman's Mission Society gathers at 2 o'clock at the Penn Avenue Baptist Church, then at Nathaniel Hullstead's residence on Mifflin Avenue for a follow up gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Vlock
Chvernsey
Mather
Penn Avenue
Woo'glook
Nathaniel Hullstead
Mifilin Avenue
Crescent seeks game with the Orientals for Nouveau bar
The Crescent football team proposes a future game with the Orientals as defense and offense collide. The Regulars of the West Side defeated the Hot Arms of Bellesay by a score of 20 to 0, and challenge the Bes Tons Ti team for a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Crack Orientals
Nuveaubor i
Hot Arms of
Bellesay
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West
Annie Bevan
F. Matthews
Baptist Parsonage
Republian
Floyd Johnson
West Side Y. W. C. A
Tug Blanckets
Olciac
Globe Warehouse
George M. Watson
J. A. Scranton
William R. Lewis
General News
North Scranton
Grain-O
Andrew Reidel
Silk Mill
Kanstoll
Thomas FP. Daniels
Dunmore
Jowa
Long's Sons
Jonas Long
Royal
New York City
Royal Hungarian Band of
New York
Alice Ulatra
Tiras Uarris
Herpin Atoaaoder
Chwrk
Wyoming
Avai
Jowcing
Alexander J
Dusopl
Thoin
Arthur
William Roche
St. Vinul's Church
Circun Widge
Jaene
Carmel Eeuiebery
Withehoing Deubler
Yous Feidas
Lee Court
Creaco
Wedneulo Merning
Campbell
Miesient
KE. Morton
Lyceum Theatre
Burgunder & Reis
J. Duffy
Delcher & Henvesay
Gertrude Coghlan
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
Herbert Fortict
Wiley
Coril Kingstone
Marquis Ma Teene
Harry Hanlon
Joseph Bedley
Annie Alliston
Miss Crawley
Mia Major O'Dowd
May Donahue
Annelia Sedley
Josephine Foy
Carring
THE
Monarch
Chas, A, Loder
John M'Mahon
Academy OF Music, Burounder & Rbis
Lesares
JH. A, Brown, Maeneger
MacCauley-Patton Company
Repercome
New Gaiety Theatre
Jack
Own Burlesque Co
Matinee Daily
Klen’s
Spruce Street
Young's Hats
West Park
Deneler
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