Winter Potatos and Local Social Notes
News of the Suburbs reports deliveries by Luce Bros and local residents on North Main Avenue, with sidewalks raised and new iron fences added by Daniel Silkman Ambrose Mulley and Byron Winton. Social events include North Main Avenue Baptist meeting, a masquerade at Hudson's academy, and a church fundraiser at the armory with a choir concert led by Mrs Turner of Towanda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Reynolds
North Main Avenue
Justiee
Binghamton
Zeke
Sera
Daniel Silkman
Ambrose Mulley
Byron Winton
HL. C. Albright
Utica
W. E.anderson
Baptist of
Royal Family Social Club
Hudson
Dancing Academy
Uwe
Wells Street
Ory
Armory
Turner
Towanda
North End
Man Carried Two Hundred Feet by New Fender on North Main
William Stetter, 25, crossing North Main avenue at 9 30 PM, was struck by car 113 of Scranton Traction bound for the central city. He was carried about 200 feet before jumping clear after the fender test, suffering only a bruised arm and fright. The motorman says he rang the bell but Stetter’s deafness prevented hearing it. The report notes the fender performed as intended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Traction Company
North Main Avenue
William Stetter
Central City
Bretter Heavilly
Stettur
Stetter
Incomplete OCR Item from Weston Area Road Note
Fragmentary text mentions White near Weston place on Main avenue and Wells street. References to Hallstead Oak and a person named Daniel appear, but details are unclear and no complete event or outcome is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Place
Main ‘Avenue
Hallstead
Wells Street
Local Notices of Births and Deaths and Community Comments
A daughter gladdens Mr. and Mrs. John Keast of Brook Street yesterday morning. Ripley moves his family to Molroe Avenue new home. Thomas Palmer confined to Cherry Street home with rheumatism. Marie Cranston of Avoca visits friends. Mrs. Whitney burial held yesterday afternoon in Dunmore with Rev. Leacock officiating. Mr. Davis dies after three years illness. interment at Marlowood. David Williamson’s funeral at Presbyterian Church yesterday. many from Pittston and Avoca attended. interment in Dunmore cemetery. Dudley Street Third intersection lauding a dirty hole needing board of health action. Beemer & Wilde window displays a killed young deer from Pike County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keast
Brook Street
J F P. W. Ripley
Molroe Avenue
Thomas Palmer
Cherry Street
Marie Cranston
Avoca
J. C. Leacock
Dunmore
Great Davis
Petersburg
Marlowood
David Williamson
Presbyterian Church
Pittston
J. W. Wiliams
O'Nesh
Dunmore Cemetery
Board of Health
Dudley Street
Third
Beemer & Wilde
Pike County
Minooka News And Social notes From Novembers Eve
Willam Hawkins of Davis street recovers from slight indisposition. A ball and raffle for Jerry McCarthy of Miner's Hill will be at Father Mathew hall on Thanksgiving eve Nov 27. Minooka band to entertain at Father Mathew hall Nov 3. Tuesday's election marks a great moment with Republicans rejoicing. Miss Mary Jeffers of Davis street visited Avoca. Minooka Football Club challenges Crescents of Pine Brook for Nov 10. Thomas McNulty of Scranton and Miss Maggie ConnBoy united in remarriage at St Joseph's Church. Bridesmaid Miss Maggie Cotter of Greenwood, best man M. J. McGowan. Repast at Patrick Joyce home. John Davis of Gilmore avenue to leave for Ireland on Nov 2. Teachers to receive monthly stipend Monday. FP Connolly, James Butler, Dr J W Hoover and Mr Huick hunting near Beech woods. Birthday party for Thurlow Coolbaugh of Greenwood. Mike Cusick of Davis street loses three fingers at South Steel works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Hawkins
Davis Street
Jerry McCarthy
Miner's HM
Father Mathew Hall
Joseph Donnelly
Plymouth
Mary Jeffers
Avoca
Minooka
Pine Brook
Thomas McNulty
Scranton
Maggie Connboy
St. Joseph's Church
D. A. McCarthy
Maggie Cotter
Greenwood
M. J. McGowan
Old Forge
Patrick Joyce
McNulty
John Davis
Gilmore Avenue
Ireland
Davis
C. Connolly
James Butler
W. Hoover
Huick
Beech Woods
Thurlow Coolbaugh
Mike Cusick
South Steel Works
The Boilers Were Dry in Detroit Catastrophe
Detroit officials assert that a boiler explosion caused yesterday’s disaster, with inspectors declaring both boilers dry at failure. Engineer Thompson disputes, saying water was present, while coroner’s inquiry looms over the deadly incident that claimed forty lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroi. Mich
A. H. Whitmore
Bollera
Boller
McGregor
Hoth Bolera
N. Tt. Thompsan
Raya
Lancaster's Blue Laws Move to Close Sunday Amusements
Lancaster, Nov 7 The city council discussed an ordinance to close clubs places of amusement backer shops cigar stores ice cream saloons and similar venues on Sundays and ban newspaper sales on streets or stands. Ministers back the measure though council hesitates over its fate. Refers to historical political impact on mayoral races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
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Turkish Ambassador Tewfik Pasha Leaves Berlin for Constantinople
Berlin reports Ahmed Tewfik Pasha the Turkish ambassador to Germany has departed for Constantinople at the sultan's request. Rumors of his retirement are unfounded, and he may become grand vizier succeeding Kâmil Pasha who has signaled retirement as reforms in Armenia begin under a powers' backed plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahmed Tewfik Pasha
Constantinople
Berlin
Ahmet
Tewfik Pasha
Germany
Kiamil Pasha
Armenia
Relief in Six Nours and King Kidney Buyout Rumor
A fragmented note claims relief products named Relief in Six Nours King Kidney and BikAder 4 rchower were bought at 15 Pena Avenue Floraston. The text hints at pain relief and urinary retention aids but is garbled and unclear on specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Kidney
Rchower
Pena Avenue
Floraston
Two Marriages Solemnised Yesterday on South Side
Three couples wed in the city with ceremonies at St. Mary s German Catholic church and St. John s church. Jacob Doup and Minnie Bohr had a nuptial mass and a small breakfast. James J. McGuigan and Mary Riley wed in the afternoon with a large reception. Board of Trade to meet tonight at Storr s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
St. Mary's
Jacob Doup
West Side
Minnie Bohr
Brook Street
P. C. Christ
Mary Riley
Fig Street
St. John's Church
E. J. Melley
Michael Riley
Lee
My Financial Career by E. A. Nash
A comical tale of a timid man entering a bank to open an account. He confronts rattling clerks, a stern manager, and his own nerves as he deposits fifty six dollars, attempts to draw a check, and ends up withdrawing every cent with comic confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Nash
Pinkerton
Pinkerton’s
Baron Rothschild
Gould
Scranton Baseball Franchise Change Hands at Sheriff Sale
Harry P. Simpson and associates take ownership of the Eastern league franchise and park property after a sheriff's sale bid of 2180.50 by W. L. Betts. McDermott named manager. plans include a new grandstand and park widening while Betts retains a 25 percent stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Park Bease
Scranton
W. L. Betts
Association
Robert J. Murray
Betta
Harry P. Simpson
Thomas H. Brooks
Edward Wade
Finch Manufacturing Company
Betts
McDermott
Falls River
New England
Simpson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Hanlon
State League
Marty Swift
Carbordale
Swayze
Jordan and Coleman
Scranton Association
Alex Dunn, Jr
Morris Davidow
Davidow Trothers
Dunn
Davidow
Ferber
Challenge Accepted by Juvenile Foot Ball Team
The Juvenile Football team of the South Side accepts a challenge from the Greenlee Football team for a game on the Stillwater grounds Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. James Brown is named captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenlee
Stillwater Grounds
James Brown
Dwell With Love Content Amid Quiet Private Space
A reflective verse note describes contentment in a small cot built for rest. The speaker embraces a simple life away from the world’s bustle, finding solace in intimate companionship and inner peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tive
Peace Hath Its Victories by Eugene Field
A brief note announces a poem titled Peace Hath Its Victories by Eugene Field published shortly before his death. The item suggests it is among Field’s finest work and invites readers to place advance orders, noting the Saturday Tribune as the outlet for the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Field
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News of the Suburbs
Luce Bros
Hur
West Side Events
Jackson Street
Ethel Lewis
Tchuol Ee
Nellie Lance
Millie Thomas Hepitai
T. MM
Washburn Street
Philadelph
L. B. Potter
South Main Avenue
Atlanta
Mink Bran P. Davis and Sone
Miners- M
Jones
Kelser Valley
Eufetna
William Tryden
Carbondale
Joseph Zimmerli
Forest Hill Cemetery
Epulliven League
James O'Keefe
Wilkes-Barre
A. F. Ricket
Everett Avenue
August Anderson
Kelser Avenue
Montrose
Kate Reilly
Meridian Street
Patrick Logan
Carbon Street
Deared
Henry J. Barrison
Ninth Street
John Hower
Meridian Stree
Pittston Avenue Cemetery
Isaac Morgan
North Hyde Park Avenue
Robinson Street
Rank Gilberts
W. Lackawanna
Malin Avenue
Mystic
Easter
Dockwengen
R. J. Hes
Selssora
W. L. Steenbark
Main ~ Avenue
Ber
John Rey
Fairchilds Hotel
Revere
W. Ma
South Eye Ee
William D
North Main Aveniue
Saan Totcolans
South Side News
Storr’s Hall
Alder Street
George Graham
Rush
Susquehanna County
Mes
Harry Klauminner
Pittston Avenue
St. Aloysius Total Abstinence Society
St. John's Parish
George F. Sheehan
Catharine McDonough
Walter Gibson
Elm Street
Bridget McCann
Irving Avenue
Hyde Park Cemetery
John Craig
Ashley,s
Eugene Healey
Rrospect Avenue
HP. Simpson
Thomas Wi. Brooks
Mr. Simpson
Murray
Jordan
Coleman
Botts
The
Sheriff's Office
President Betts
Court House
Pat Meaney
Pete Eagan
Eoort
the Tribune
Saturday Tribune
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Commonwealth Bldg
Wilhelm
Monarch
Columbia
Hix
Cleveland
Evo
A. W. Jurisch
Threabel
Frothingham
Wyoming Seminary
Base Ball Park
Davis’ Theater
Ani
Niot
Joe J. Black
Kimira Telegram
Academy OF Music
Pee
Regu
Frothingham, Wagner & Rels
Della Fox
Comic Opera Company
Fleur
LIS
J.,Chéever Goodwin
Wm. Furst
Nat. Roth
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