Local Post Meeting Shows Strong Attendance and New Member
Carbonale report details a Scranton Post 139 inspection led by Moses Grey at William H. Davis No. 187. New member David Jones from Washington Street joined, with Jones recounting service in the Minnesota and Company L Fifth U.S. Artillery and prior English navy service. The post noted $47 charity gifts, $240 treasury, and a plan to reinstate suspended members for $1 if paid by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Davis
Moses Grey
Scranton
David Jones
Washington Street
Jones
Minnesota
Fifth United States Artillery
India
John Kelley
W. S. Jones
Scranton Post
Alexander
Mitchell Mose Company Fair At W. W. Watts Hall
A large crowd attends the Mitchell Hoge company's fair despite bad weather at W. W. Watts hall. Booths attract interest led by Abe Sahm with a horseshoe decor. The programme opens smoothly. dancing follows with acts by Rentle Daley Weaver Crandall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Mose
Mitchll Hoge Company
W. W. Watts’ Hall
Abe Sahm
Professor Rentle
Mamie Daley
Ed. Weaver
Cora Crandall
Knights of Father Mathew to Open Reading Room in Watt Building
Knights of Father Mathew plan a reading room for members in the Watt building, former YMCA space. The room will feature tables for games, leading papers, periodicals, and a library to grow over time. Also reported is Nicholas Stelliano, Italian resident, injured by a crank in Electric alley with possible concussion, treated at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Father Mathew
Watt
Knights of Pathur Mathew
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Nicholas Stelliano
Electric Alley
Young Denver Man Injured On Gravity Road
Homewood a recent hire at No. 5 on Gravity road had his foot caught in a wheel while attempting to board a trin yesterday morning. Doctors believe no bones are broken though the injury is painful. He lives in Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homewood
Denver
Col
Attendees and Local Notices From Scranton Social Scene
Among guests for the Kays Franklin wedding in Scranton on Thursday are Misses Josephine Burr Mabel Jadwin Minnie Reynolds. Julius Jones of New York City called on the trade yesterday. Jennie Marsh of Honesdale visited Miss Margaret Heller on South Church Street and returned home midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kays-Franklin
Scranton
Josephine Burr
Mabel Jadwin
Minnie Reynolds
Julius Jones
New York City
Jennie Marsh
Honesdale
Margaret Heller
South Church Street
Thomas Shannon
W. Fitzpatrick
Mayfield
Mallcarrier
Martin L. Oliver
James Paul
Troy
N. Y
George Giles
Clarence
New York State
T. D. Baker
Providence
A. B. Dolloway
Brooklyn
W. B. Chase
John Mannion
Brooklyn Street
Rockway
Daniel Gagnin
Plee
Henderson
Laurel Street
Walter Gibbs, Jr
Wyoming Street
Booth Park Street
Charles Colbath
Farview
J. H. Willon
Salem Avenue
W. W. Watt
Ashville
N. C
James Farrell
South Main Street
Stillman Hancock
Hancock
K. Morse
Lakeside
la Bicycle Club
Anna E. Kunkle
Wilkea-Harre
Harry Lindsay
The
Ontario and Western
Frank Schoonover Named Successor To Scranton Official
A short notice reports Frank Schoonover will succeed Harry as street commissioner in Scranton, appointed to follow his father in the role. Also listed are a baby sick with pneumonia, Marie Gerrity visiting the city, William Halli named guardian for Eva Hall, and Edna Smith visiting town on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Frank Schoonover
Harry
John Malone
Eighth Avenue
Marie Gerrity
Honesdale
William Halli
Eva Hall
Edward Hall
Edna Smith
Local notices of funerals weddings and court actions
Died on Tuesday afternoon Claud Waldren three years old funeral services held yesterday interment in Hillside cemetery Ed Keltz visiting his brother Leonard Kelts wedding of Miss Alice Cunningham and John Lambert at St Agnes church they will wed trip to New York Albany Troy then reside here Court actions postponed and embezzlement case McKune to be tried custodian of $50 miners’ relief Farrell received part Minnie Champion visiting Scranton Mrs Westgate returns from Liberty Falls Hibernica at Day Opera House lodge meeting Sunday evening 6 30 attend Episcopal church in a body Bevan slowly recovering from mine injuries Teas and socials planned Wandling church events and local lodge activities Turkey supper at parsonage next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud
W. Waldren
Hillside Cemetery
Ed. Keltz
Honesdale
Leonard Kelts
Alice Cunningham
John Lambert
St. Agnes’ Church
Father Coroner
New York
Albany
Troy
Kate Merak
Max Heller
Patrick McKune
McKune
William Farrell
Farrell
Minnie Champion
Scranton
F. W. Westgate
Liberty Falls
N. Y
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Howarth
Opera House
Sona of
Local items from North Main Street and area
Edward C. Owens suffers a severe neuralgia attack. Green Wood Supply Company delivers mana to Schools Nos. 1 and 2. Miss Mabel Evans of Providence visits Miss Julia Langan. The remains of Peter Nounton from Lackawanna hospital arrive at P. T. Dingleberry’s home and will be interred tomorrow. The council’s regular meeting ends with no major business. Reese W. Davies’ Lincoln street friends host a surprise to celebrate him with music and supper. A crosswalk request at Main street and Snyder avenue is proposed. Tax Collector Moses hearing postponed to tomorrow at 7. Mortie Barrett Frank Noeland and Henry Ries attend a Peckville turkey supper. J. G. Miller visits Scranton. Odd Fellows initiate two new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Owens
North Main Street
Greenwood Supply Company
Mabel Evans
Providence
Julia Langan
Peter Nounton
Lackawanna Hospital
Delaware and Hudson
Archbald
P. T. Dingleberry
Main Street
Reese W. Davies
Lincoln Street
Snyder Avenue
W. E. Moses
Mortie Barrett
Frank Noeland
Henry Ries
Presbyterian Church
Peckville
J. G. Miller
Scranton
The
Odd Fellows
Anna Taylor and Fred Keen Wed at Cherry Ridge
Miss Anna Taylor of Cherry Ridge wed Fred Keen at noon in the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. C. A. Benjamin officiating. After a reception at the Keen home on East street the couple departed on a Gravity for their wedding trip. An accident occurred when a driver hit a nearby boy, Fred Hiller, but no fault lay with the driver amid roaming by other boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Taylor
Cherry Ridge
Fred Keen
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. A. Benjamin
Honesdale
Edna Bonean
Anna Reining
Cora Keen
Steve Clark
Carbondale
Fred Hiller
Presbyterian Chapel
Grant W. Lane
J. Kirk Rose
Pike County
Hallstead Quarrel Leads to Arrest on Bail
Milton Summerton and Charles Baldwin quarreled on Tuesday with Milton striking Baldwin in the head with a rake. He was arrested on Thursday and released on two hundred dollars bail. Other item mentions include B F Bernstein in Scranton, E D Burton buying a new plane, and social notices for Mrs Hatch, Mrs Eldred, Mrs Cornelia Vanaisdale, and a turkey raffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Summerton
Charles Baldwin
Milton
Baldwin
B. F. Bernstein
Scranton
E. D. Burton
Nicholson
Mirman Hannan
Montrose
Cornelia Vanaisdale
Elmira
Death of Local Resident Joseph Hine at 87
Joseph Hine, a long time resident, died Wednesday night after a lingering illness from Bright s disease. He was 87 and had lived here ten years. Survived by his wife and three children. Funeral plans set for 3 p m tomorrow at his Ferris street residence with interment at Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hine
Bright
Ferris Street
Union
Lissie Williams
Kingston
Misa Edith Probert
Delaware Street
Macon
John McCue
Scranton
Whittler ‘Literary Society
Fin T
Cel
Meng Admesnion
Pittston Tribune Office Adress and Hours Notice
The Pittston office of the Scranton Tribune located at No 5 William Street will receive prompt attention for advertisement orders and publication items. Office hours are from 9:00 a m to 10:00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
The
Scranton Tribune
William Street
Pittston News Roundup of Local Events and Real Estate
William Drury places a handsome new delivery wagon on the road. Yatuenska Lovinak taken to hospital with a severe scaly wound from work in the Exeter shaft. George Huntley buys Water street bridge house for 105 dollars to be removed for Lehigh Valley station. Joseph Webber suffers a spine injury at Twin shaft and is taken home. African Methodist Episcopal church meets on Linden street with Rev. W. W. Taylor of Buffalo addressing the group. Pitts ton and Scranton electric railway work begins at Main and Broad, aiming to operate by December 1. Sixteen month old daughter of Thomas Reese dies at Oak street. funeral Saturday at 2 pm with interment at Pittston cemetery. Pittston Business Directory lists Wright & Co plumbers at 91 South Main Street. A new range for sale or exchange and Serenaven’s household goods offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Drury
Yatuenska Lovinak
Exeter Shaft
George Huntley
Water Street Bridge
Lehigh Valley
Joseph Webber
Panama Street
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Linden Street
W. W. Taylor
Buffalo
N. Y
Pittston and
Scranton
Main and
Broad Streets
Thomas Reese
Oak Street
Pittston Cemetery
Prominent Visitors and Local Happenings in Pittston Notes
Miss Minnie Leonard visited Pittston yesterday while Miss Annie Deeble convalesces from typhoid. Many residents from Scranton to New York are guests or visitors, including Levi Ellie of Janesville and William Watson of Moosic, who will preach at Langcliffe church. The New Milford Dramatic Society plans productions. local trades see market changes with Eugene Barnes selling to William Patterson. A new photograph gallery opens on Depot Street, and the Patriotie Bona of America camp holds its first meeting at the Grand Army hall with a banquet planned following organizational completion next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Leonard
Pittston
Annie Deeble
South Malin Street
Mary Brown
North End
West Pittston
New York City
Langcliffe Church
Thomas Davenhall
Forty Fort
H. M. Steever
Hattic Ot
Scranton Yesteray
Thomas McNalley
Grove Street
Wapwallopen
Curtis
W. N. Curtis
J. Bronson
South Cananan
Wayne County
William Webber
Main Street
Messrs. Rourk and Gardner
Newburg
N. Y
N. Youngs
Salamanca
Shaw
Hackettstown
G. Beemer
Scranton
W. H. Holister
Avoca
Sarah Meehan
Mamie Reap
Mamie Hinea
New Milford
Heart Lake
Henry Hosfeld
M. A. Hill
Patriotie Bona of America
Grand Army of the Republic
Gibson Camp
No. 400
Mrs Shere of Mountain Valley Dies After Illness
Mrs. William Shere of Mountain Valley died at her home after a long illness. She was visiting her parents this week at Moosic Road Mud Town. Funeral services were held at her home by Rev. Coroner. Remains were moved to Marcy Cemetery for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shere
Mountain Valley
KE. Judson
Moosic Road
Mudtown
Marcy Cemetery
Thurman Improves in Body and Spirit Amid Lively Wit
In Columbus on November 14, the venerable Thurman shows continued recovery though unable to sit up yet. He endures little pain and often interjects humorous remarks in the room while enjoying a cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Thurman
Fragmentary reminiscence with odd dialogue and drink
The excerpt recalls a late night scene where a patient receives an eggnog from a devoted servant and jokes about meeting Bt. Peter, ending with a note of boasting and superstition. The fragment hints at a humorous or ironic tone amid strained dialogue and social dynamics.
Mystery of Laredo Murder Ties Family Plot
Report from Texas and Illinois details a triple murder near Laredo linked to Kuntz. Victims named Clara Fisher of East St. Louis and Christina Hemm of St. Louis. a man named Kuntz is suspected. A girl identified as Ethel Fisher is with Hemm. witness removal and motive questions cited. Police hold the body and property pending Mrs. Fisher’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Io
Kuntz
Oona
Kingston
N. C
Texas
Laredo
Caroline Memm
Dallas
Post Office
Schultz
St. Louis
Emm
Ethel Fisher
Mra
Marky
Houston
Mrs. Marke
New Great South American Kidney Cure Brings Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy. It eases pain in the bladder, kidneys, and urinary passages for men and women, relieves water retention, and aids passing urine almost instantly. Sold by C. M. Harris, druggist, 125 Penn avenue, Scranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Aid
A vintage advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup used for over fifty years by mothers to ease teething. It claims soothing the child calming gums and curing diarrhea and pain with broad world-wide druggist availability. Twenty five cents a bottle.
Gant Eat Breakfast
The article argues Americans fail to eat breakfast due to excesses from overwork or dissipation. It warns the morning meal drains vital forces and encourages drinking milk with a tablespoon of something to compensate when one cannot eat.
Bovinine Promises Vital Health Through Beef Extract
An advertisement extols Bovinine as a powerful concentrate of lean beef, claiming it nourishes and rebuilds blood bone flesh and nerve tissue. It asserts no reaction and that every organ stays normal while fighting disease, with doctors endorsing it and druggists selling it.
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Lackawanna Avenue
Sen
Morain
Werth
J. Scott Inglis
Forest City
Priceburg
Hallstead
Olyphant
Hen - Devil
Deep Bea
Tribune
Warty de
Wright & Co
Sibley
Thurman
Hood
Pitsadie
Fis
Peter
Gant
Bovinine
Dupont
Wmington, Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Wowyoming Ave
Speranton
Third National Bank
Seer Rhee i
Church Street
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Nce
Bekis Venere Ramen Oe
Pemeleale Cente
Washburn-Croaby Co
Wren Acre Co
Washburn-Crosby Co
Moosic Powder Co
Rid G
Scranton, PA
Dale Works
LaMin & Rand Powder Co
Repanno Chemical Co
MT. Pleasant
Third National
T. Smith
Pennsylvania
Washington Avia
Conarnes
Tonio Hartmann
Birch Bt
Thel Dickson Manufacturing
Sintiites
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