West Scranton Royal Society Good Fellows Meeting
Hon W Hart Apgar of Trenton and Dr W Weaver of Wilkes-Barre spoke at the West Side Assembly No 36 of the Good Fellows in Tied Men’s hall. Apgar urged fraternal life insurance benefits while Weaver praised intercity friendship and Scranton’s Progress. Supreme Deputy William Linney attended and explained the order’s aims to inquirers. Attorney Henry A Puller was on the program on laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
West Side
Society of (Good Fellowes
Tye
Tron
W. Tfart Apmar
Trenton
Royal Arcania
United States
W. OS. Wernver
Wilkes-Barre
Beranton
Snl
Tackawinna County
Linserne
Scranton
Imiguire
Chicago
St. Louis
Denver
Mleetrie
William Linney
North Scranton
Henry A. Puller
Wilker- Hire
Commmittee On Laws
West Sprinton Social Evening Entertained by Local Group
An address was delivered and W. W. Davis chaired the event with poise. Garfield Davis and others presented instrumental and vocal numbers to lively applause. The social hour featured refreshments served by the entertainment committee chaired by Arthur YT. Stover with Frank Beck and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heane
W. W. Davis
Garfield Davis
Thomas Abrams
Fred. J. Robinson
Frank Beck
Stephen McDonough
Anna Morton
Arthur YT. Stover
Lauther ‘Thomas
Garfield Davia
Thomas Stephens
Assembly
West Sprinton Sourng Wert
Conductor Struck by Stone on Washburn Street Car
An imported conductor on a Washburn street car was struck on the head by a stone hurled by an unknown person while the car ran along West Lackawanna avenue near the Delaware Lackawanna and Western crossing. He was severely injured and received medical care after reaching the city. A girl abducted earlier by a mob of children on West Lackawanna avenue and Ninth street was chased, maltreated, and rescued by men as the crowd dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street
West Lackawanna Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Vievin Hoandiagerk
Central City
Ninth Street
Eighth Street
Purvor musicale aids local church talent fund evening
The Misses Snider of West Min Street hosted a large gathering at their home last evening for a purvtor musicale and social in aid of the Washhurt Street Presbyterian church talent fund. Guests filled the house and contributed generously, adding to the success of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snider
West Min Street
Washhurt Street Presbyteriain Church
Hearse Runaway Injures Boy in City Street Accident
A hearse owned by Ceorge Carson and driven by nn young win jamed William Frantz ran away on South Miin avenue yesterday afternoon. The horse bolted knocking a boy named Behle man from his Dievele. The boy suffered a compound leg fracture. the driver and vehicle sustained minor damage and the incident occurred near Taster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceorge Carson
Nn Young Win
William Frantz
South Miin Avenue
Taster
Mary Avenue
Behleman
Tock Street
Advertisement Appeals Without Sacrificing Quality
The speaker signals willingness to reduce costs if price cuts do not compromise quality, style, or comfort, emphasizing that the ad should attract buyers by preserving standards. The message frames cost savings as compatible with high value and satisfaction.
Wise escapes injury after rough ride
A horseman clung to the reins during a severe mishap while another Wise rider escaped with no injuries. Full details of the incident remain unclear from the fragment.
Doctor's Locomobile Fire Damages Shed and Vehicle
A fire last evening at the Doctor Heerman’s property on Main Avenue and Jielteon Street burned a gasoline fueled locomobile in the shed behind the dwelling. Firemen saved the vehicle but the machine’s upholstery and components suffered extensive damage, with the engine, tank, and boiler intact. The shed sustained minor damage and the total loss is estimated in the low hundreds. This marks Heerman’s second mishap since taking up the horseless carriage hobby, but he remains optimistic about future runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
Jielteon Street
Scranten
Hla
Dr. Heermans
Horses Slip and Fall on City Avenues Damaging Harness
A Columbia Chemical attaché apparatus horse slipped on Seauth Matin avenue while being exercised and dragged another horse, both fell with minor injuries. T Fellows Mason’s wagon also slipped on South Mall avenue in front of Dr J A Roberts’s house, breaking both wagon shafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Chemical Company
Seauth Matin Avenue
T. Fellows Mason
South Mall Avenue
J. A. Roberts
Miner Hurt In Shaft Accident At Local Mine
Thomas R James a miner at a local shaft suffered a severe thumb crush when a prop gave way under laborer force with an axe. David Lewis 22 a driver in the Brishin mine was squeezed between machinery and a tram car with severe injuries. Dr W A Paine attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. James
Mar James
David Lewis
Arthur Lewis
Sweitland Street
Brishin
Ma Env
West Side Republican meeting plans new quarters
W E B Thaser presided at a West Side Central Republican meeting in the absence of President Hease. William Jamis was feted as secretary. Trustees were asked to explore new quarters in Mears hall. The treasurer was to provide a full financial statement at the next meeting to be held Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E B. Thaser
West Side
Entertainment Night At St David's Mpiswapal Church
A large audience gathered at St David's Mpiswapal Church for an evening program by the Sisters of Bethany. Rev EK O Mc Henry chaired as various young performers gave recitations and piano or plan solos, including Rose Smith Mary Dorsey Naomi Griffiths Dollie Thomas Maud Morgan Atkinson and May Dorsey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Mpiswapal Church
Sisters of Bethany
McHenry
Tanosolo
Rose Smith
Mary Dorsey
Naomi Griffiths
Dollie Thomas
Miss Hughes
Maud Morgan
Miss Atkinson
Bhai Grovet Powell
Florencn Moneys
May Dorsey
Miss Rose Smith
Crystal Boch club hosts St Leo battalion gathering at St David hall
AN lives delegation from Crystal Boch club of Pittston visited St Leo battalion last evening in St Davids hall Dunelng was enjoyed for several hours followed by luncheon in St Johns hall. Pref Johnson and Miss Nite Reardon provided music. Committee in charge included Langan Gilroy Gilros Shuplinessy Medonough and Mc Andrew. McNulty of Foster engaged hauling meat when attacked by a bear. he escaped unharmed though stool was lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Boch Club
Pitston
St. Leo's Battalion
St. David's Hall
Dunelng
St. Juen’s Hall
Pref Johnson
Patrick McAndrew
Doh McNults
Foster
Yeslovdas
Bulcher Reed
Jackson Street
Mr. Bruli
McNulty
McNults
Local Notes on Residents and Events Around Archbald
John S. Jones of Archbald street reports Dhuggist D. M. Jones of South Malu Avenue. Dir Samuel Willame catches a large pickerel weighing four pounds two ounces at Maplewood. Pred H. Litto returns home. Plumber O Neill recovers from typhoid fever. Mrs H H Barnes hosts a surprise party. Marshall Darling undergoes foot operation. Patriotic Order Sons of America fair organizers to meet in Washington Hall Saturday at 3:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Jones
Archbald Street
Stora Avenue
Dhuggist
D. M. Jones
South Malu Avenue
Samuel Willame
Nori Amun Avenue
H. Litto
Sons of America
Washlington
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promising Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims rapid relief, improved digestion, stronger nerves, better sleep, clearer skin, and healthier flesh, with no need for dieting. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per package with a free mail offer from R A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
R.A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
South Scranton Notes: Local Youth Injured in Fall
George Lewert son of Mr and Mrs John Lewert of 411 Willow Street suffered a serious accident yesterday while timbering a church roof in Old Forge. He fell more than twenty five feet, sustaining a broken left ankle a deep cut above the left eye and multiple bruises. He was taken home and medical staff including Mr Albert Kolb attended him. His condition remained dangerous but not immediately fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lewert
Mere
John Lewert
Willow Street
Mulherin
S Ehurch
Old Forge
Albert Kolb
North Scranton Lodge Celebrates First Anniversary Banquet
The North Scranton lodge of the Retail Clerks International Protective Association marked its first anniversary with a banquet in the Auditorium attended by both employers and workers. Rev F S Ballentine John H Devine Joseph Evans and Hugh Frayne spoke, followed by a long list of attendees including Mr and Mrs Edwards Mr and Mrs Tough Frayne Mr and Mrs Jones and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 5. Ballentine
John H. Devine
Joseph Evans
Hugh Frayne
American Federation
North Scranton
Retail Clerks’ International Protective Association
Ladies* Aid Society
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Eaver
F. B. Ballentine
Christ's Church
John HL. Devine
Central Labor Union
Joseph Brang
Second Ward
American Federation of Labor
Tough Frayne
Thomas M. Jones
W. OA. Mitchell
Www. Benjamin
PA. Stevens
HA. Dimoitek
Margaret Healey
Dorothy Burns
Dora Davis
Kiddth Davies
Alma Diehards
Clara Wells
Mary O' Malley
Bessie Milwards
Jennie Field
Wilsabeth Hawking
Altice Devers
Margaret Purcell
Jennie Hara
Nellie O'Hara
Mary Boland
Kathryn Murtaugh
Mame Lynott
Nellie Haggerty
Anim. Walsh
Martha Thomas
Gwendoline Thomas
Laura Gabriel
John Pritchard
Wallace Moser
Thomas Davis
Thomas Lewis
Will Meredith
Thomas Owens
Archie Davis
Crackerjacks to face South Side Defenders at Auditorium
The Crackerjacks meet the South Side Defenders champions of Lacky Wann County at the Auditorium this evening. The Defenders are noted as one of the fastest state teams and the game is highly anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Lacky Wann County
Shenzy Crumbwell
Dr. Caldwell
West Market Street
New York
David G. Hughes
Michael J. Horan
Putnam Street
Delaware and Hindson Coal
Jaumy
von Stove
Dickson, Marvine and Legget's
Kennedy Brothers in Alder Street Station Row
In the Twelfth ward Kennedy brothers John and James of Prospect avenue faced a disturbance after an election night celebration. Police, led by Patrolman Quinman and assisted by Weber, broke up the football style quarrel as they returned home. They will have a hearing before Magistrate Christian Storr in the morning on assault and battery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Brothers
Alder Street
John
James Kennedy
Prospect Avenue
Hau
Tirathers
James Quinman
Lilo
Charlee Weber
Christian Storr
Maddle Orderis Cotdies
Smuggling Charge Shrouded In Unclear Report
A garbled dispatch cites an arrest for smuggling with names and places unreadable. The fragment mentions a person named Mouseholter and several unclear details about charges and nationalities, rendered by faulty OCR.
Defenders Defeat Sunset 4 0 in Humorous Courtroom Style Game
The Defenders edged Sunset 4 to 0 in a lighthearted basketball contest at St. John's Hall on Stone Avenue. Spectators enjoyed a playful display as clowns in grotesque costumes entertained between plays, making the match amusing rather than tense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A& Fafe
al. John's Hall
Stone Avenue
ASU
Laac
Adel Ap
Community notices and meetings reported
Local notices describe a vesper service Sunday afternoon, a youth meeting at a church, and a fundraising pillow donation event. Also listed are a Miarmany Society meeting at Tear busca, a jutsmile cherubieis performance, and a court hearing before Magistrate Sore ye2 tetas wt lot of ap payment of contr aory Bitton.
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Toolie
Min
AL PB
Bratt
Mudge Market
Uhduay
Besbyirlay du Lae
Mba Lontea
Miarmany Society
Tearbusca
Mrorpoct Avenue
Obes
Laldot
Clarles Kellman
Bitton
Silk Ribbon Inventory Notes
A listing describes ribbons including silk satin and taffeta in multiple finishes. Items include extra quality silk, plain and striped varieties in assorted widths and colors. The note reads like a trade inventory fragment with catalog style terms.
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West
Royal Society
West Side Assembly
W. Hart Apgar
N. J
W. §. Weaver
Heermans
Farmer McNulty
Sisters
Bethany
Misses Sander
Dufour
Tory
Gough
Cold
G. W. Jenkins
Parior Entertainment
Globe Warehouse
Republican Club Meeting
St. Leo’s
Dyapenela
South Scranton
North
the Clerks Association
The
Crean
Dufalo
Vor Wiens
Huntley- Harris Annoch Sinner
BIG
Valdevilne
Matinenstad
Cuakle
Star Theatre
Bly Tiwuiy
Mme
Lillian Nordic
Mi Rom
Avene Sinons
Piani
Scroton Eyaiphony Orchastra
Themberger
New Armory
Jonas Long
Jonas Long's
Sile Pviney Cct
Euty
Thead
Thutelier
Weill Villue
Wenn Ee
Agente Neel Siaa
Oae
Herve
Hegular
Renee
Vpoint de Paris
Kirk
Codag
Clem
Prlec. Cael
Collie Pieler
Keoralen
Podlas
Eythe
Ingrati
Yund & Mena
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