Record Expected as South Scranton Steel Plant Reopens
South Scranton works of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel Co resume operation with full force after a five day shutdown. Repairs to the finishing engine and four new units near completion aim to set a city record for output, with managers predicting seventy boats daily and a return to smooth running amid training on new soaking pits. A fireman, James Kelleher of Lackawanna Knitting Mills, is injured and funeral services for William Hughes are noted from his late residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kelleher
Lackawanna Knitting Mills
William Hughes
South Works
Lackawanna Ron Am Steel Company
Oc Suspen Cion
Ave Dayea
Tas
Wis
Pitt
Tulolve
Tribune
Vail
Cagne
Foreman Injured at TLitteuiwwnne Knitting Mills
A foreman at the TLitteuiwwnne Knitting Mills was badly injured Saturday while inspecting a running machine. He slipped onto the wheels and was drawn into the cape. Dr. Manley hopes the hand can be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kotlohoer
Inv
Manley
Chirtes
Ip Tod
Eoytier
Hile
Cape
Funeral for William Hughes 18 Held at Prospect Ave Home
The funeral for William Hughes 18 was held from his Prospect Avenue home with Rev Doty of Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church presiding. Internment took place at Washburn Street Cemetery. A St John’s Church fair planning meeting was announced for Wednesday in the church basement, with sub committees noted for strong progress. Other items mention Father Melloy and St Mary’s rector Peter Christ in Pittston, a Young People society program at Hickory Street Presbyterian church, and local assessors Fickus Huelling and Kacetner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hughes
Prospect Avenue
P. Doty
Cedar Avenue
Father Melloy
Peter Christ
St. Mary's Church
Pittston
Father Brehl
Meidowbrook
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Pharmacy Hall
Mullerig’s
Christian Fickus
Petey Huelling
Charles Kacetner
Elmhurst
Jacol Krick
Henry Armbrust, Jr
Clark's
North Scranton Church Service Endangered by Furnace Burst
A furnace valve burst during services at North Main Avenue Baptist chapel causing panic. Family and town figures, including Captain Conklin's corps of engineers veteran Thomas John, are mentioned with illness and furloughs from Porto Rico. The article also notes a charity supper loss, an Edison phonograph show at Welsh Congregational church, and planned sermons at Puritan Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue Baptist Chapel
St. Thomas John
Younge Nat
Conklin
Corps of Engineers
General Miles
John Fell
John
Porto Mies
Thomas Byvans
Edna Avenue
Liberty
Edison
New York
Caine TD
Lewis Cornell
Junior
Onhei
Andttiean Mechanics
Eamfme
Gloves for Men in Bargain Lot of 50 Dozen
A limited lot of 50 dozen men's gloves of fine kid leather, offering shades from Red Tans to Warm Brown. Each glove features double stitched gussets and thumbs, London point, and guaranteed full value for $1. Wise buyers should act now to seize the bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
West Scranton Fifth Ward Republicans to pick council nominee
In West Scranton, Republicans of the Fifth Ward caucus on Saturday November 28 to choose their candidate for the next spring Common Council election. J. J. Walker and John P. Jimee are set to run, while James Dacey and Gwyn Jones have effectively withdrawn. The informal meeting at Fairchild’s Hotel resolved the low-key contest amid shifting support and prior withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Common Council
Danial Mathias
Tabernacle Congregational Church
West Mountain
Crawford County
Republi
Suai Ae
Fairchild
Hietel
South Main Avenue
Tee
Coomneilman
J. J. Walker
John TP
Jimee
James Dacey
Gwilyn Jones
Candi. Dacies Woran
Walker
James Bee i
Ale
James
Jones
Daecey
Faye
Juanes
Concert at First Welsh Congregational Church
After preparation a brand concert will be given at the First Welsh Congregational Church on South Main Avenue at 8 o clock. S. RR. Jones presides with Miss Sern Williams as accompanist. Refreshments served in the assembly rooms. Admission 25 and 15 cents. Program includes selections by Browning, Ewan, Smith and others, with various soloists and instrumentalists.
Reception for Private Michael Walsh Returns Home on Furlough
A social reception honored Private Michael Walsh of the Eleventh Infantry, Company M, U S Army, home on furlough at his mother Mrs Catherine Walsh’s Keyser Avenue residence. Guests included Edward Moran, Richard Duane, Michael Lenihan, Catherine Walsh, Durkin family, Walsh family, and many others. presents were given, music by Coyne and Kelley provided entertainment, and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Walsh
Eleventh Infantry
Unified States Army
Porte Ries
Catherine Walsh
Keyser Avenue
Messrs
Coyne
Kelley
Ped-letter event marks village milestone at dusk
A tall pole was raised near the Little Putility Sedont house as local residents gathered Saturday evening. Miss Elizabeth Mayers, daughter of Charlie Mayers, unfurled a sixty foot pole amid cheers from onlookers and a royal militia presence noted as the crowd dispersed at dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Wizabeth Mayers
Hajre
Charlee
Unclear ad text on potent remedy for coughs and asthma
Public notice fragment promotes a throat remedy by Kemp’s, claiming strong sales and wide use for coughs croup bronchitis asthma and related conditions. The readable lines urge purchase of a bottle today at a price, noting availability in a store and urging verification of cold cure claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Louie
Bolle
Thomas McIntosh
Abbeetown
Tenn
East Yeunessee
Creedhamberlain
Matthew Brothers
Consulting a Woman and the Pinkham Remedy
A mid 19th century styled note explains a woman’s reluctance to medical exams and highlights Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham Lynn Mass offering confidential advice for women. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. John Foreman of Baltimore praising Vegetelle for seven years of ovarian trouble cured after seven bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Pinkkham
Pinkham
John Forman
Woodberry Ave
Baltimore
Foreman
Community program at school house features patriotic addresses
A program led by Private Teawls with twelve men from the real Hints opened at the school house. Chairman Mavers spoke briefly, Rev. Thomas Detirachy offered prayer, and students performed recitations and tableaux. Miss Ellen Jones starred in a solo and other children delivered fine performances under principal Frank Hild. The exercises closed with "America" and a benediction by Rev. Kamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teawls
Mavers
Thomas Detirachy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Wren
Reve
A. J
Rumner
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Themis DeGrachy
Anna Hariseh
Suan Edwards
Louisa Mahike
Emily Friedman
Fiminn Mirare
Lugia Parker
Masters Wyllie Witail
Ernest Mayers
Ami M. Bowen
Ellen Jones
Frank Hild
Late interchurch service canceled at Tabernacle and Plymouth churches
No services will be held this evening at the Tabernacle Congregational Church and the Plymouth Congregational Church. Rev. Dr Jones of the Tabernacle Church to preside with joint choir and program featuring scripture readings remarks prayers hymns and sermons by selected members of both churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Congregational
Plymouth
DR Jones
Tabernacle Church
Social notes of West Nicholson and vicinity visitors
Insane Tacue of West Nicholson visits his brother Funeral Director Pp W Tague of South Main Avenue. Minnie Sater of North Bromley Avenue recovers from a serious illness. Mrs. Lewis Barret of Gavelpind visits daughter Mrs H Wall of Waterbury Street. Sarah Kretge of North Hyie Park Avenue elicits Newton Centre gathering. A May guest of Misses Burnett of Plous ANL Street. Rev Evans of South Main Avenue to speak at a Wilkes-Barre wedding. A P Brewler of New York East, Easter States Mie slows of Latter-Day Rains, visits Kedrae Howell of Washburn Street. Mrs Cloongw Myers of South Deckers Martle Vishina by Pittsien. Mr and Mrs W O Ace of South Linen govern host attendees. These cieties by Minesfore ad 2ilem Awe of Delaware Water Gap. Mr ant Miss Moree Stapler and daughter Lena of Bouwth Lincoln Avenue visit Bushkill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacue
West Nicholson
Pp. W. Tague
South Main Avenue
Minnie Sater
North Bromley Avenue
Lewis Barret
Gavel Pond
Mra. H. &. Wall
Watehburn Street
Sarah Kretge
North Hyie Park
Auverns
Elting
Newton Centre
A. May
Pittsien
W. OT Ace
South Linen
Cieeta
Minesfore
Dela Wun
Alr
Mii Moree Stapler
Lena
Bouwth Lincolln Avenue
Bushkill
Grind entertainment and social will go field at Tabernacle
An event at the Tabernacle church on Wednesday evening November 16 features a grind entertainment and social with prizes for winners. The monetary and vocal prizes include a Riven tettyn and a sight music reading prize. Names of competitors will be collected by the secretary by Monday November 4 at 1021 Peles street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Wivelli
Local visitors and homecomings noted in Jevnisa area
Fd Hagan of Jevnisa Pa spent Sunday with relatives on Daye ee Mesere M I Judge and B J Cole visited a friend at Pittetan yore day. James Huddy of Company A Thirteenth Regiment, home four weeks, returned. Futures to Danny Meade Joel MocCrai circulated among Willie Hare friends Bunciy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fd. Hagan
Jevnisa
M. I
B. J. Cole
Pittetan
James Huddy
Company A. Thirteenth Regiment
Danny Meade
Joel MocCrai
Willie-Hare
Bunciy
New York Meaning Journal Quotation Quirk
A garbled quotation from the New York Meaning Journal presents a puzzling line about Spaln and a reader’s musings on a loan. The fragmentary text shows distorted phrases and unclear attribution, offering little verifiable context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Meening Journal
Day's Doings of Dunmore Borough Fire and Stabbing Incident
A double frame dwelling on Butler Street occupied by Lawrence Martin and Patrick Cummings was destroyed by a Saturday afternoon fire caused by a overheated flue. A drunken man Joseph Delaney fired a shot injuring his brother Robert Delaney in the hand. Firefighters from John B. Smiths Electrics No 4 and Independents battled the blaze, with one firefighter knocked from a perch but unharmed. The Cummings home suffered heavy water damage while Martin's household goods were mostly saved. The Independent rink was aided by Patrick Oil with his team arriving swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Martin
Patrick Cummings
Joseph Delaney
East Drinker Street
Robert
Butler Street
Patrick Scanion
Potter Street
Patrick Cummituts
Butler and
Fourth Streets
John B. Smiths
Martin
Howe
Garrett
Cir
Patrick Oil
Hese
Conductor fires revolver amid streetcar dispute
An armed man aboard a streetcar on No. 191 from Lavtorel HUN tine caused a fracas after a fare dispute at Mowes Taylor hospital. A passenger refused to pay and was struck. the conductor wrestled and a revolver was fired. The gunman rode to Danley Street before the scene calmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missenger
Geo
Weing
Danley Street
Brother shoots brother over pay day quarrel in Fast Drinker Street
Robert Delaney was shot in the right hand by his brother Joseph with a 12 caliber revolver after a verbal dispute on pay day. The bullet damaged the third and second fingers and a large hole opened in the hand. A doctor said amputation might be needed. Joseph was arrested and held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Delaney
Joseph
Will
Fred
Robert
Polles Dierks Inter
Peave
Infant suffers head injury after accidental porch collapse
Paul La Frans, infant son of Mr and Mrs Warren La France of Astt street, was struck by a falling object causing his hand to be flattened. Mrs Le Pouise, startled in her clothing, fled as the incident unfolded. The boy was freed and taken to his mother, a doctor called to the scene confirmed the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul la Frans
Warren la France
Astt Street
le Pouise
Avory
Deotort
Sunday social notes from Dunner and Hyde Park scene
Sunday morning leisure glimpses mention Mrs Henge Croft and Mrs Pronk Henry socializing on Cherry Street and Hinatieet while Miss Nellie Hovenenanme and others visit friends. Dancing classes move to Washington Hall Monday evenings and the Pennsylvania Coal Company machine shops plan to start one hour earlier this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunner
Hyde Park
Henge Croft
How! Hons
Pronk Henry
Cherry Street
Mike Minnie Geathert
Henry Street
Herry Steel
Hemiock Bothow
John Haremers
Byler St
Community notices and social events in town
A social will be held at the home of Mize Grace Chamberlin on Blonu and North Blakely Street Tuesday evening Nov 15 under Presbyterian Christian Endeavor. P G Frits hosts fur price party with friends Saturday evening at their North Blakely street home. Charles Whinnie of Company 1 Thirteenth regiment PA Volunteers is spending time with parents on Apple Street. Congratulations to J Stewart and family on the arrival of a young Republican. Marriage cards announce Miss Maule Wilcox of Madisonville to Herbert W Potter of Green Rite at Madisonville Christian church at noon on Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize
Grace Chamberlin
Blonu
North Blakely Street
Christian Endeavor
The
Presbyterian Church
P. G. Frits
Charles Whinnie
Thirteenth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
J. Stewart
Apple Street
Maule Wilcox
Madisonville
Herbert W. Potter
Green Rite
Obituary: William Rodly Died After Long Illness
William Rodly of Birch Trot, Semington, died Tuesday morning after a long illness. He taught locally, served as parish clerk, and worked in banking. Survived by relatives including Rev Dr Crolivn of Maynoo.y college Dublin and others in Ireland. The funeral will be held tomorrow with service at the local church and burial in Cattell cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rodly
Raturdis
McCollum
Hawley
BR. A. McAndrew
Wilken-Barne
Tal Rex
Tudily
Mirko Dower
Lolber
Ulster
Collis
Iowe
Ireland
Deere Bay
Fife
Iobothis
Covent of
Alot
Labwig
Jane Knowli
Mary Margatel
Crete
Convecuh
Otyres Etogtig
Joli
Busan
Cattell
Incomplete Obscure Notice From Boleatiie Amerega
Fragmentary text from a historical source notes birds and infants care methods, mentions feet and bones, and references civil healing efforts. The passage is garbled with missing words and unclear context, limiting precise interpretation of persons, places, or events.
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South Scranton
South Mill
North Scranton
Globe Warehouse
Scranton
Beden
Hughes Vinnie der
Norma Willaims
Private Walsh
Mrs. Pinkham
Seirviceh
Davies Ivan
Haare
Samuel i “Rage Va Sone
Ty” Aieapaeta
Clare
Tivnt
Lotiminge
Dunmore Borough
Patrick Scanlon
Fincher
T. M. Johns
Taylorville
Ind
Johann Hoff
Johny Hoffs
Ware
Culettutes
Standard Shoe Store
Academy OF Music
ORO Age & Reis
Elmer E. Vance
Heathice
Mie
Nina M. Dees
Phomt
Desea Lipal
Ter Boome
Tie South
Fey
Duke Hwktelowik
Lises
Barurbty
Orange
Ned Lee
Pibediaik
Boleatiie Amerega
Lyceum Theatre
Re & Burgunder
Lessers
KK. Long
James O’neil
Monte Cristo
Via Matton
Win FF
Opie
David Belasco
the Heart OF Maryland
Austhor
David Belascos Company
Arteinal Acenery
Ommenge
Gaiety Theater
Merry Madiens
Jolly Nellie Hanley
Gawioo'uh Liurietti
Mons Jas
Thureday
Icealine
Tinil Toe
Holyoke Mass
Chinchester
Ennyroyal
Draggiets
Amd de
Ario
Dale Lessy
Toad Wittel
Blunt
Owilta
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