Winter Potat0 Luce Bros and Local Trades Street Directory
Suburban notices list Winter Potatoes from Luce Bros delivered citywide. Local ads mention Crocker planning to practice law, tailored suits, oil stoves, bicycle repairs, guns and tackle dealer, photography parlors, barber shop, coffee, second hand furniture cash, plumbing and gas fitting with guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Frank Gilbert
W. Sadawande Avenue
Main Avenue
Majestic
Mystic
FR. J. Hughes
South Main Avenue
W. L. Steenback
West Side Bank
Starner
Male Avenue
John H. Reynold
Fairchild
Revere
F. W. Maron & Co
South
Malin Avenue
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Willam
North Main Avenue
Miners Die and Are Injured in Central Mine Accident
Mike Blume was killed and Martin Monahan seriously injured by a roof fall at the Central mine on Saturday just before noon. Blume, 24, lived at Dodgetown with a young wife, while Monahan of Luzerne Street suffered mainly from flying debris. The incident occurred when Blume struck a supporting pillar while throwing coal, causing a mass to collapse.
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Mike Blume
Martin Monahan
Central
Blume
Monahan
Dodgetown
Luzerne Street
Ladies Aid Society Plans Wednesday Evening Entertainment
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church announces a program for Wednesday evening. It features openings, Band of Hope, multiple solos and recitations by Mrs. Brundage, Edwin Bowen, Willie Davis, John Jennings, Effie Browning, and others, duets, a tableau Tom Thums Wedding, and a procession including Edith Davis and Eddie Davis as groom and bridal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Ald Society
Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church
Band of Hope
Frank Brundage
Thomas James
Eddie Davis
Edward James, Jr
Sadie Jones
Morris Omas
Liew Ciro
Dairy Maids
Tom Thum
Gounod Evans
Verna Williams
Edith Davis
Gladva James
Frank Collins
Funeral services for Mrs P H Williams held today
The funeral for the late Mrs P H Williams is scheduled for today at 2 30 PM from the residence on Academy Street. Interment will follow at Washburn Street Cemetery. Noted items reflect local community notices and brief society notes.
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P. H. Willams
Academy Street
Washburn Street
Courier Progress
Satsey
Salvation Army of
Phoenixville
Lewis
Ee Maxes
Andra
Charles Pa Ee Rath Sain Hte Og
Jorse Saunders
Hampton Street
Brakeman Edward Dowd Celebrates First Conversion Anniversary
The Rescue Mission on Franklin avenue held the first anniversary of brakeman Edward Dowd's conversion. The church gathered for praise, song, and testimony as part of the Sunday night service, with the celebration reflecting the subject's prior struggles and redemption. Refreshments followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dowd
Franklin Avenue
Dowd
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Remenyi the Master to Open Y M C A Course Tomorrow
Eduard Remenyi world famed violinist will headline the Standard Course at the Y M C A tomorrow evening. He is assisted by soprano Pauline Stein mezzo Louise Roman and baritone Eugene E Davis with pianist Allie. The program includes violin solos from Verdi Gounod and Chopin among others and an ensemble Ave Maria Masagni Mascagni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eduard Remenyi
Young Men's Christian Association
Remenyi
Misa Pauline Stein
Allie
Louise Roman
Eugene E. Davis
Faust
Louise Homan
Bilaoretta
Verdi
Pauline “Stein
Seed
Godard
Eeemenenna Suaress
Chopin
Edouard Remunyi
Pauline Stein
Dremenyl
Ensemble
Mascagni Mies
Mile
Laulse Roman, Eugene &. Davis
Edouard Remenyl
Brilliant Pool Display At Keogh Tournament Saturday Night
Spectators at Keogh's pool tournament witnessed a brilliant exhibition of scientific play led by John Lewis. Lewis dominated the second game against WII Jones of Pitteton and leads the championship with three wins. Marsh, Helstand, Kivier, Thorpe, Jones, Davis and Harris follow with varied records as rivals prepare for tonight's matches. An interlude featured Keogh's fancy shooting drawing great applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keogh
John Lewis
Wii Jones
Pittaton
Lewis
Marsh
Helstand
Kivier
Thorpe
Jones
Davis
Kimes
Harris
Folterers Hwis
Oh GS Om
Betwee Davis
Os Salowee
Mareh
Carbondale Victorious In First Win Over School Of The Lackawanna
The Carbondale Alumni football team defeated the School of the Lackawanna 22 to 0 after leading 12 to 0 at halftime. Carbondale benefited from greater weight and steady teamwork despite injuries to key players. Murphy and Griffith scored early touchdowns, with Brennan featuring in decisive runs and strong tackling by Mott limiting Lackawanna’s offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Lackawanna
Carbondale
School of the Lackawanna
Murphy
Griffith
Lackawanna
Brennan
Vistors
Mott
Murder Trial of Catherine Ging Upheld by Supreme Court
A Minneapolis sourced notice reports the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed Judge Smith’s ruling, denying Harry a new trial in the murder case of Catherine Ging. The Dec. 3 conviction stands as the court refuses relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Ging
Chicago
Minneapolis
Supreme Court
Smith
Harry
Triak
Sermon on Pur gatory at St. Joseph’s Minooka and church notes
Rev Daniel A McCarthy preached a learned sermon on purgatory at St Joseph’s Church Minooka urging Catholics to have reasons for faith. He cited scripture tradition and reason about cleansing from sin and prayed for souls in purgatory during November. The page also notes Rev William A Nordt’s upcoming ordination and Newark pastor’s departure, plus local society and marriage notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. McCarthy
St. Joseph's Church
Minooka
Purgatory
St. Paul
Father McCarthy
Kingdom of Heaven
Earth
School board to meet this afternoon pay October salaries
The school board will meet this afternoon to approve October salaries for teachers. Pyne Taylor and Holden colliery workers will receive their monthly pay tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Anthony McGuigan of Providence visited local friends over the weekend. The Rushers defeated the Actives 20 with a two twenty minute halves on Riverside grounds. Miss Alice Hobbs of Pittston visits here while Mrs John McCrea calls on Archbald friends. Minooka band plans November entertainment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyne, Taylor and Holden Collieries
Anthony McGuigan
Providence
Alice Hobbs
Pittston
John McCrea
Archbald Friends
Minooka Band Boys
May Brooks guest of Elm street hosts and infant dies in cholera
Miss May Brooks of Wilkes-Barre visits Miss Cornelia Galpin on Elm street while Margaret Schuller, age 1 year 2 months, dies at Swarts street home of cholera infantum. Funeral to be held today at 2 pm. A Loyal Legion entertainment is planned for Wednesday November 20 with a small admission charge. A. L. Dorsey will speak and an orchestra from Scranton will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Renchler
Lincoln Avenue
Mire
John Renchler
Jungs
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Sie
Monroe County
Globe Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Mutual Aid Society
Company C
Washburn Street
Grace Acker
South Main Avenue
Wyoming Seminary
Ilineas
Willie Cutler
Washburn Mreet
Crocker
This
May Brooks
Wilkes-Barre
Cornelia Galpin
Elm Street
Margaret Schuller
Rudolph Schhuler
Swarts Street
The
Loyal Legion
A. L. Dorsey
P. H. Brooks
Fia
A. D. Blackman
Ald Society
Nybyterian Church
W. RK. Teeter
Scranton
Herons
Swarts & Brown
Bicycle Club Triumphs 6-0 Over Wyoming Seminary in Scranton
In a hard fought contest at the Base Ball park Scranton’s Bicycle club defeated Wyoming Seminary 6 to 0 in a close season match. The second half saw Scranton surge ahead with strong end plays and a Zang rushing score upheld after a contentious ruling by Referee Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Wyoming Seminary
Collegians
Seminary
Connery
Connolly
Decker
Owens
Coggins
Brooks
Frants
Cogging
Zang
Elmira
Orange Athletic
Yale
Lehigh
Princeton
Elmira A. A
Scranton Bicycle Club
Ninty
Thayer
Poser
Allen
Noakes
Walsh
Cleveland
Scranton Triumph and Football Defeat in Scranton Match
The Marty Willman Academy football eleven lost to the Science Business College team with a 6 to 4 score. Key plays included a first touchdown by De Berinett on a brilliant run and a field-to-bees fumble sequence, with Harry Miholl contributing on the defense and a noted error by Hillman Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Connell
Riley
Brely
Scholl
Brooks
Thompson
Cummings
Kiple
Peters
Armstrong
Steele
Marry Hillman Academy
Hardlland
Deers
Hand
Reed
Williams
Smith
Robertson
Hugus
H Bennett
Hessel
Atherton
Eaton
Bennett
Flick
Umpiire
Stein
Gaston
Whitmeyer
Marty Willman Academy
Harry Hillman Academy
Scienice Business College
de Berinett
Oo Bees
Harry Mieholl
England Faces Winter Hardship From Mining Speculation
Prices of consols fell about 2 percent amid war fears and South African mining speculation. Small fund holders liquidated to cover losses, skinn ing profits of large capitalists. Lord Mayor Sir Joseph Renals hosted a banquet for Barney Barnato at the Mansion House despite low bank turnout, praising Barnato as a societal savior. Barnato’s wealth is placed at around £14,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Great Britain
Sir Joseph Renals
Mansion House
Barney Barnato
Joseph
Westminster Gazette
Emire
Harry Marks
Isaac Henry Barnato
Carl Meyer
H. Abrams
Jonas Jonas
Daniel Marks
Woolf Joel
Athens
Themistocles
United States Likely Drawn Into Far East Crisis
Washington November 10 The Paris dispatch reports a major power’s ambassador warning of an imminent far east crisis. He says only a US Britain Japan alliance can avert it and that the United States cannot stay neutral without risking its China trade to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paris
Far East
United States
Great Britain
Japan
China
Russia
Narrowed Sunday Boat Race Sparked by Austin Mayor Refusal
The double scull championship match between Jake Gaudaur with James Rogers and Bubear with Haines was called off due to Mayor McDonald refusing to permit Sunday racing in Austin Texas. Gaudaur and the oarsmen departed for home after the cancellation, with Governor Culberson allegedly influencing the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Jake Gaudaur
James Rogers
Bubear
Haines
McDonald
Culberson
Gaudaur
Whiskey Wins at Atlanta Free Sample Distribution
Washington's Treasury Department settles the Atlanta exposition dispute over free samples of whiskey and wine. Foreign exhibitors and liquor houses may distribute free bottle samples without duty, while duties apply to items sold. Indemnity bonds cover articles not returned after the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Atlanta
Treasury
Carlisle
Calfornia
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of the Suburbs
Luce Bros
Mr. Crocker
West Side Events
George Renechler
Kate Reilly
St. Patrick's Church
Father Dunne
Father McNally
Haydn Evang
St. Patrick's Society
Entertainment
Remenyi the Master
E. Remenys
Hayward
South Side News
Mr. Nordt
William A. Nordt
Hickory Street
Newark
Mos
Barrett
South Washington Avenue
Boston
Nid Mayo Theatrical Company
Reuben G. Norton
Cherry Street
Lackawanna Knitting Mills
George Gould
Mr. Norton
William Fenne
Alder Street
Wayne County
Edwin Schmitt
Philadelphia
J. A. Manley
Anthony Gallagher
Greenwood
Mary Halloren
Miner's Hill
Oscar Jones
Cedar Avenue
May Pettingill
Moosic
Patriotic Order Bons of America
Patrick Lynch
Owen Walsh
Birch Street
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Dunmore
Monem
Sgvanom
Wyoming
Johnson J
McDermott Ruddy
Robertson Zang
Beatty Coggins Fletcher H. Cke
Taylor Walsh
Geniall Posner Frants Noakes -Smith Wens
Con Rymer Connery
Kimira A. A
Crippes
New York State
Appleman
Beranton
Suncey
Stellan M. Appleman
Deacon’ Street
Dunmore Cemedory
Texas
D’hobb
Ho8s's Medicine CO
Bea Franciecs
Rackawanna Avenue
Commonwealth Bldg
Scranton, Pa
Wilhelm
Monarch
Columbia
Cox Hane
Jurisch
Spruce Street
G. R. Clark & CO
Frothingham
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
WM. Linn Allen & CO
Aylesworth's
John Lwa As
Orinte Me Srr
W. T. Fennessy
Norv Il
Regu
Frothingham, Wagner & Rels
Lossoon
Della Fox
Comic Opera Company
Fleur
LIS
J. Cheever Goodwin
Wm. Farah
Nat
America
Trish
Mr. Dar McCarthy
Tay
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