Fire Loss Hits Alfred Atkinson Home on Stafford Avenue
A two story frame house occupied by Alfred Atkinson and family on Stafford avenue Lincoln Heights was burned yesterday morning. No one was home except Mr Atkinson who escaped and had no insurance making it a total loss. He believes a furnace can explosion started the blaze after 4 am. Mrs Atkinson and child were away visiting. The funeral and wedding details in the same text describe a ceremony at Jackson Street Baptist church with Rev Thomas De Grichy officiating and a reception at the groom's parents' home. The piece notes the bereaved couple recently lost a son and another child was buried last Wednesday.
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Alfred Atkinson
Stafford Avenue
Lincoln Heights
Fa‘cock
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Thomas de Grichy
Mies Siisle Price
Stephen Fletcher
John S. Fletcher
Luxerne Street
Fletcher
Thomas Durden
Thomas Price
Joeseph
Down
Simon Thomas
Thomas Watkins
Jacob Moir
James Burch
John Morgan
William Decks Inick
John Widan
William Lake
Alice Moir
May
Florence and
Winnie Down
Myra Fletcher
Bursie Price
Hannah Chewne
Margaret Morris
Bellevue Welsh Commnelle Methodist Concert Success
John H. Powell and Prof Davies were well received at a Bellevue Welsh Methodist church concert. The event honored services of Mr. Dines and the parish organist Stern Aaron James with vocal solos by Millnavet Dines Diane Hughes Prim dace Joshua Jones Philip Warren Johnny Wates Behar Thomas Lollew Herlari and others. A featured double quintet and a rendition of Renata Walla highlighted the program as critics and Scranton residents praised the performance and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Welsh Commnelle Methodist Church
Dines
Stern Aaron James
Detetr
Mite Millnavet Dines
Mia
Diane Hiahes Prim Dace
Philip Themis
Thirstone
Sane
Mise
Marikgdret Danes
Sophie
Gowri Stanzus
Cam
Adis Yiovis
Mee. Brundage
Mra. Laws
Sotis
Jones
Thome
Joris
Mrr
Powell
Prot Daasdes
Durden Fletcher Nuptials at Parsons Baptist Church
Miss Alice Durden daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Durden of Swetland street united in marriage with Thomas Fletcher in a ceremony at Parsons age of the Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons Age of the Baptist Church
Alice Durden
Oan
Thomas Durden
Swetland Street
Thomas PL Eletcher
Washington Chemical Co Advertises Cure All Ailments
A garbled advertisement touts a product called EXtrants claiming to cure nervous troubles and various ailments. The miswritten copy references Washington Chemical Co based in Washington, D. C. and offers a general health cure without credible details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Chemical Co
Wathington
Li. O
Orpheu assembly charity ball boasts varied programme
The ladies of Orpheu assembly No 4 Araben of the Red Men held a successful red white and blue ball night with recitations by Miss Hueches and Miss Hugtes. Music by the Mipees Thoradwid Fisher and Miss Sidle Edwands featured, David Evans chaired, and organizers included Mrs Davi Kvans and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Orpheu Assembly
Matth Hueches
Ressie Hugtes
Mim
Anil
Aiies Ewith Miergns
Sidle Edwands
David Evans
Davi Kvens
Joseph Smith
W. Thompson
David Pitchford
Funeral of Interwimnes Ceff and Daughter
The romaine of Interwimnes Ceff of Fifteenth Street was laid to rest at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery after services at St Patrick's Church officiated by Rev D A Dunne. A large attendance paid respects. James Mes Craw served as flower bearer and pallbearers included Martin Burns John Madden M May Patrick Gilboy Joseph Finch A J Conner and Maury. The young daughter of Mr and Mrs James Donahue of North Main Avenue was also buried yesterday afternoon in the Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interwimnes Ceff
Fifteenth Street
St. Patrick's Church
D. A. Dunne
Hyde Park Catholic
James Mes Craw
Martin Burns
John Madden
M. May
Patrick Gilboy
Joseph Finch
A. J. Conner
Maury
James Donahue
North Main Avenue
Pri
Evening at Columbia Chemical engine house on Division Street
The Columbia Chemical engine house on Division Street opens to invited guests to celebrate the newly received chemical engine. The quarters will be dedicated with a banquet in the large meeting room. A J Holmes acts as toastmaster and master of ceremonies. City officials and council members are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Chemical Engine House
Division Street
A. J. Holmes
Smiths Return From Purkadelphia Wedding
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Smith reside on North Main Avenue after a wedding trip to Purkadelphia. The couple tied the knot about two weeks ago with Margaret Reibel of North Bromiley Avenue, a romance kept secret until Benjamin Simuth informed his employer James Saville, a North Main Avenue marketman, he would be away a week or so.
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Benjamin Smith
Purkadelphia
North Main Avenue
Margaret Reibel
North Bromiley Avenue
Simuth
James Saville
Wittoning list of local visitors reflects town life
Mr and Mrs M Melihenney of Wittston attend the funeral of the late Mire Mary Jones of First street yesterday. William Milles of Dalton visits West Scranton friends. Mrs J L Gibbens of Hornesdale calls on West Scranton relatives. Mrs Samuel Morgan of Wiskee- Batre returns from a visit with sister Mrs Hy Fortier of Rick street. Mr and Mrs Thomas Phillips of Killeston return from visit with W Lanrie on Washburn street. George Orr of Brider Port Conn entertains. Mrs Edmund bL Moses of Mynon Street home from Nanticoke visit. Mr and Mrs Thomas Morris of Jack en street sail for relatives in Value. Frank Transue of Washington N J visits on this side. Miles Anna Guragin of Meridian street entertains her sister Miss Lidia Ganean of Chester Pa. Edwin Bowen the tenor singer is confined to Archbald street home by quinsy.
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West Scranton
W. Lanrie
Washburn Street
George Orr
Brider Port
Conn
Edmund Bl. Moses
Mynon Street
Nanticoke
Thomas Morris
Jacken Street
Frank Transue
Washington, N. J
Miles Anna Guragin
Meridian
Lidia Ganean
Chester
Edwin Bowen
Archbald
Dent Sant lodge to stage entertainment at Co operative hall
Members of Dent Sant lodge No 0 American True Verites plan an entertainment and social at Co operative hall on Monday evening Nov 28. A farewell party for Ira Smith at his Meridian street home Monday evening drew many friends. Mel Smith will live in New York City this winter. Rev RL or Davies of Meadville Pa will preach Thursday evening Nov 18 at Tabernacle church Hyde Park Ave West Side. The first annual sale of St Lou’s Tourlet club to be held in St Davida hall Thanksgiving evening Nov. Dr FE Warrlason dentist will address at Mears Hall 138 Main Ave. An operation by Drs J A Roberts and W A Paine on Annie Lewis right instep bone removal of half inch lead power piece. The injury occurred Tuesday evening as reported in yesterday’s Tribune. Latest styles at Stoberts 126 North Main.
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Dent Sant Lodge
Co-operative Hall
Ira Smith
Meridian Street
Mel Smith
New York
Eclty
RL Or, Davies
Meadville
Tabernacle
Hyde Park Avenue
West Side
St. Lou's Tourlet Ciu
St. Davida Hall
FE. Y. Warrlaon
Mears Hall
Main Avenue
Annie Lewis
Acker Avenue
Bufford
Venterday
the Tribune
Stoberts
North Main
West Side Business Directory Listings
Directory itemized notes show a carpet wraver offering rat carpets services with contact details for Jacob Baltes on Luzerne Street and a clairvoyant at 412 North Main Avenue. It also lists second hand furniture and a stock of J. UC King offerings on West Lack Owanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Baltes
Luzerne Atreret
MES
Penton
North Main Avenue
Brower
J. UC. King
West Lack
Owanna Avenue
Winter Term Registration Opens at Scranton Conservatory of Music
Students register for the Winter Term at the Scranton Conservatory of Music as classes begin today. Pupils may enroll at any time during the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Conservatory of Muse
Scranton Conservatory of Music
Funeral Notices and Local Occurrences in North Adams Area
Myrddyn Jones of North Adams mourns his parents as Reese Doyle's funeral is held at 2 PM from Spring Street home with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. Jammer Davies, Cayuga mine, loses two right hand fingers to a falling corn piece. Mrs. Gwenillian John and infant John Carroll are buried in Hyde Park and Washburn Street Cemeteries respectively. Long lists of relatives attend, messengers announce other local events including a surprise party for Thomas Young and a Providence Presbyterian Women’s Home Missionary meeting tomorrow.
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T. Myrddyn Jones
North Adams
Mass
Ft 8. Jones
Edna Avenue
Reese Doyle
Spring Street
Phililia
Summit Avenue
Dy, JR. & Jones
Mr. Mongan
Washburn Street
John
Namer Carroll
West Market Street
Hyde Park Catholic
Thomas Young
Throop
Women's Home Missionary Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
Fall Ball at St Marys Hall Impresses Marquette
At 2.40 pm at Mrs L W Morse home on North Main Ave the Marquette council Young Mena t atitule held their second annual fall event in St Marys hall. The hall was lavishly decorated with flags and banners and the Lawrence Orchestra provided music. The ball drew notable out of town guests. William Holmes, injured Monday at the Storrs mine, is somewhat improved.
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L. W. Morse
North Main Avenue
Marquette Council
Gounels
William Holmes
Storrs
Gal Charged With Assault In Domestic Dispute
Louis Gal of Cedar avenue faced assault and larceny charges after a dispute with his wife witnessed by Alderman Btorr on Tuesday. He was committed to jail in default of 300 dollars. The article also notes the funeral of James Walsh at St John’s Catholic Church and other local notices.
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Louis Gal
Cedar Avenue
Iuttery
Btorr
Toste
Gal
James Walsh
St. John's Catholic Church
Father Melloy
Margaret Roche
Pittston
Cherry Street
Herman Saner
Helle Connors
B. Reap
Leila Dixon
N. Murphy
Margaret Ruther
Avoon
South Scranton
Sociar of Columbus Counci
Young Mens Institute
T. AL
Storrs
Social notices and church meetings at Agbury church
Mrs Edward Cox hosted a tea on Green Ridge street for friends. Emin Brundage of Dickson avenue remained home ill. Agbury Methodist church hosts meetings all week with Rev Hayes and Rev Underwood leading services. Mr and Mrs J W Garnes from Washington Avenue returned from New York. Mrs Carrie Burddck enjoyed a surprise party Tuesday evening with games music and dancing and refreshments.
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Edward Cox
Green Ridge Street
Emin Brundage
Dickson Avenue
Agbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Hayes
Dunmore
Underwood
J. W. Garnes
Washimeton Oavenue
Runaway on Connell Street Sparks Injury and Damages
A horse driven carriage on the new Connell Street bridge ran wild yesterday morning near the unfinished approach. The driver, identity not learned, fell and was slightly injured. The carriage damaged the vehicle while the horse remained uninjured. Tax Collector Coyne opened an office at his Main Street residence to collect township revenues. Rumor of a Lenora Barry Like lecture at St Joseph sectors next Sunday evening proved unfounded as no services were secured.
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Connell Street
Coyne
Main Street
Lenora Barry
St. Joseph
Obituaries Veterans and residents remembered in borough notices
Miss Margy Anne Filan died yesterday afternoon of pneumonia at her brother in law Prof PF Durkan's home. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. Joseph Sharpless, Archbald resident and Archbald Father Mathew Society member, died yesterday morning at Rock Terrace. Funeral Monday at 3 pm in St Thomas church with Catholic cemetery burial. Moter Padden, 35, died at Hillside Home from pneumonia complications. Mrs Irving Tuttle of North Beranton, 29, died yesterday morning at home leaving husband and daughter Pearl. Theodore Warren, 22 Lackawanna avenue, died yesterday and funeral planned for tomorrow at 2 pm Forest Hill Cemetery. John Walton of Pittston avenue, died Monday. survived by wife and children. brother of ex-speaker Watton of Philadelphia.
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Margy Anne Filan
Inlaw
PF. Durkan
Heheven Avenue
Aldone
Frither Church
A. Pf Filan
St. Michael's Church
Philadelphia
Michael Flinn
Church of the Annunciation
Joseph Sharpless
Archinod
Rock Terrace
Mr. Sharpless
Decenners
Promeer
Archbald
Mathew
Ihs
St Thomas’ Church
Moter Faden
Scranton
M. FF. Wymbs
Timothy Padden
Pleasant Avenue
Irving Tuttle
North Beranton
North Main Avenue
Thin City
Tutth
C. Rhole
Pearl
Theodore Warren
Lackawanne Avenue
Tomoerrow
ewcWek
Forest Hill Cemetery
John Walton
Pittston Avenue
Speaker Watton
A Sensible Man Endorses Kemp’s Maleam for Throat Relief
A vintage medical advertisement claims Kemp's Maleam cures coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and throat and lung troubles. The proprietor authorizes druggists to offer a single bottle to prove its merit at a stated price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veo Kemp
Prisoner Escapes Pursuit After Whisky Stolen
A young suspect named John McCarthy from Nanticoke tried to flee Pa patrolman Goertitz while being taken to the police station. In a crowded 6 pm chase along Lackawanna and Washington avenues, McCarthy dodged bystanders until tackled by Thomas Mullen, who brought him down near Linden street. a pint of whisky was found on the prisoner at the station.
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Goertitz
John McCarthy
Nanticoke
McGovern Brose
Lackawihnnit Avenue
McCarthy
Goerlita
Washington Avenue
Excape
Linden Street
Thomas Mullen
Irving Avenue
Mullen
Robbery at Felton & Bro Cutlery Store
Thieves burglarized the George Felton & Bro cutlery shop at Penn avenue and Spruce street on Tuesday night. Edward Daly was arrested in Wilkes-Barre on suspicion and is jailed in the city police station. Officers investigated entrances through a booth and found no clues or pawnshop sales. The value of stolen items is about 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Felton & Bro
Penn Avenue
Spruce Street
Edward Daly
Wilkes-Barre
Charles Wenzel
Dr Newton
Charles Nelson
Robling
Moir
Harrington & Richards
Iver-Johnson
Pollen Rolling
Threce
Mae
Jet
Privener
Moe
Central City
Edward Linly
Vera
Parks and McAll Mission Work Lecture Tonight
Dr J F Loba of Tlingis, long associated with the McAll mission in Paris, will give an illustrated talk on Parks and McAll Mission Work this evening at 4 15. Tickets are twenty five cents and available at the door of the Beeond Presbyterian church lecture room.
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Parris
McAll
J. F. Loba
Tlingis
Paris
Bee
Ond Presbyterian Church
Anthracite Fights No 1 Team in Thanksgiving Challenge
Local notes report Anthracite football of the West Side challenging the No 1 school for a game on Thanksgiving Day at 1 pm in Washburn. Davention, Green Hime, and others consider fixtures. players listed for practice on Friday November 1 at 3 pm at Athletic Park report.
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West Side
Washburn
Mhanksgiving Men Fie
Cnptain
Keyatenes
Green Hime
Davention
Wold
James Hoy
Croamisa
Tribune
Creek Ridge
Ash Street
Lottie
Tan
Athletic
Park Frills
Cleveland
Chaarles Zang
James Connery
Robert Allen
James Coggina
David Owens
Harry Decker
Owen Walsh
Kh. W. Thayer
Bert Steele
Julius Poxner
Fred Gelbert
Owen Sweeney
Begins Today at City Music Conservatory
The article notes that the music conservatory opens its program this day with a ceremony and performances by faculty and guest artists, inviting the public to attend the inaugural events.
Agnew Cure for Heart Promoted Against Apoplexy
An old advertisement touts Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart as effective against apoplectic symptoms and sudden head rushes. It claims the remedy removes the cause and prevents recurrences, noting daily sudden deaths could be avoided. Sold by Matthew Broa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Agnew
Tr. Agnew
Matthew Broa
Lawyers negotiate on real estate security at Mears building
Lawyers DF REPLOGLE ATTORNEY LOANS negotiated on a real estate security matter for the Mears building located at the corner of Washington Avenue and Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears Building
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
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City
Vate
Wae
John H. Powell
Prof
Davies
Globe Warehouse
Columbias
West Side Business Directory
North Scranton
South
Green Ridge
Thomas Mallin
Felton & Bro
Stetson
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenu
Storno
Oller
J.M. Horna
Lackawanna and Wyoming
Aves
Newark
Wyoming Avenue
Thos, F. Leonard
Lickawinha Ave
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Kay
Penn Ave
DR. Bateson
C. L. Fry
Scranton Savings Bank Wilda
Mary A. Shepherd
M.D. Homeopathint
Adams Avenue
A. Trapold
Wyoming, Avenue and
Spruce Ar Rest
CG. Lo. Freas
W. Vwamoreaux
Adama Resldience
Mulberry
Houta
P.m
W. Grook
Warin & Knapp
Republican Hub
Scratton
Watson, Diehl, Hall & Khemmerer
Traders’ National Bank
Third Moor
James H. Torrey
Commonwealth Building
Frank G. Boyle
Burr Bulldita
Joome Wand
Jessup
Law
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Frank Tokell
Coal Exchange
Jaane W. Oakford
Tale Huilting
Killam
Berantot
JAS
Hamilton
Attorneyoram
Commonwealth Bldg
Sormon
Edward W. Thayer
Repubican Bldg
Lackawanneave
Branton, Pa
CR. Pitcher
Patterson & Wilcox
Raders National Bank Building
Comegys
Sprece Street
A. W. Bartholf
Alty
Spruce St
Barring & M'S
Whendy
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Percival J. Morris
Board of Trade
Edward H. Davis
EB. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St. Cor, Wash. Ave
Prederick L. Brown
Price Building
Lacey & Bon
Trifers’ National Park
Lyman
Mwuraw
Spruch Street
H. PF. Reynolds
P. D
de & C. Lavbach
Wreming Ave
Enovier
Ldacka- Wanna Ave
Moura
M. B. Davis
Adama Avenue
Kvettel
Bcreens
the Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
Shhalter H. Huell
A. M
Leeds
CLARK @ CO. BEEDMEN
Areen Houe
Atote Telephone
ELK Cafe
Pranklin Avenue
Raton Reason Boley
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Hauer
BR. J. Baer
Hulbert
Prank PF Brown & CO
West Lackawanna
Thomas Alverey
Williams’ Bulding
Port Office
THS Tribune " Publishing Co
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