Funeral for Mrs. Morgan Draws Friends in Edwards Court
Lifelong friends and family attended the funeral for the late Mrs. William J. Morgan in South Malin Avenue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church. Rev. Hugh Mavi es officiated with praise for her Christian work and motherhood. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery. Bowling alleys later featured a scoring event with players including Edward Clarke Frank Magovern Garfield Wieame Bert Alexander Fred Strong Oscar Oawald Henry Bruning Harry Strong WH Diehl and Reuben Staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Morgan
Edwards' Court
Malin Avenue
Hugh Miavies
William Davie
Bellevue Welch C Alvinistic
Edward Clarke
Frank Magovern
Garfield Wieame
Bert Alexander
Fred Strong
Oscar Oawald
Henry Bruning
Harry Strong
WH Diehl
Reuben Staples
Electric City Wheelhern Club Leads West Scranton Social Scene
The Electric City Wheelhern attracts leading business and professional members with strong younger talent. It features one of the best social houses in Northeastern Pennsylvania, top notch bowling alleys and equipment, and monthly events that draw praise as West Scranton’s social leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelhern
Iis
Esiair
Pennsylvania
Miner Injured by Premature Blast at Holden Mine
Willian and Bevnon of 144 Hampton Street, a member of the Davis Bevion Moses mining outfit, remains confined as he recovers from injuries suffered on Mitchell Day October 2 in the Holden mine. A premature blast fractured his left arm and cost two fingers on his right hand, with facial injuries. friends report he is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian & Bevnon
Hampton Sireet
Shone
Davis, Bevion & Moses
Holden
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Local Lobsters and Crabs Spark West Side Skirmish
Two local teams named the Lobsters and Crabs played three lively games on the West Side. Spectators watched as the rivals exchanged quick scores and tight defense throughout the contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobsters
Crabs
Plymouth church men hold regu lar weekly league meeting
The Men's League of Plymouth Congregational church met last evening with strong attendance. PD D Evans presided and spoke on benefits of the gatherings. Next Tuesday Henry As Parsons will address the topic Origin and Necessity of Thanksgiving Day. John T Jones was elected secretary.
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Men's League
Plymouth Congregational Church
PD. D. Evans
Henry As Parsons
John T. Jones
League
Simpson Methodist society convenes special meeting tonight
A special meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary society of Simpson Methodist Episcopal church is held tonight after prayer. Full attendance urged as business of importance will be transacted. The wedding of Duosinesa Evang is noted for this morning at the home on Diftarette Street. Funeral services for Michael Lavelle set at St Patrick's at 9 am. Sherman Avenue Mission School plans rehearsal for cantata In Ol Fashioned Santa Claus to be presented at Christmas.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Simpson Methodist Episcopal
Ehurch
Diftarette Street
Uwe
Michael Lavelle
St. Patrick’s Church
Mem Workera Meeting Plans Aid for Unemployed Members
Ted Mine Workera held a meeting in Jayne's hall to arrange care for all members out of employment. An important St Patrick's Ladies Benevolent union meeting is set for St Leo's hall on Morrow Avenue. St David's Episcopal Sunday school teachers ordered new carol books for Christmas services. a weed will be at the event.
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Ted Mine
Jayne's Hall
St. Patrick's Ladies Trieir Catholic Benevolent Union
St. Leo's Hall
Morrow Avenue
St. David's Tiplecopal Sunday School
Local residents noted in society items and events
Mr and Mrs BW RK Miller's children Tuth and Joseph are ill at their home on Tenth Street. Charles W Matthews of North Hyde Park avenues and his parents Rev and Mrs BF Matthews visit the latter's son in Syracuse. Mrs C B Doud of West Park convalesces after Mines. Mrs James Brace and daughter of North Clarfield avenue return from Plymouth. W W Davis of South Hyde Park avenue travels to New York to purchase stock for aCenter street printing plant. Miss Margaret Crawford of North Hyde Park avenue hosted Junior Mpnorth league Mercy and Help. Miss Florence Williams of 165 South Bromley avenue, previously ill, was dangerously ill yesterday with slim hopes for recovery. Mrs L W Evans and children Lewis and Mary of North Main avenue, with Pittsburg relatives, expect to return soon. Mrs B G Beddoe of South Main avenue convalesces. William Jones and Miss Sarah Jane Stephene of Eynon street wed last night by Rev David Jones at First Welsh Congregational church. Miss Stella Evans hosted the S C I society at her home with luncheon. Mr and Mrs John J Hughes of 416 North Lincoln avenue gave a party for their daughter Margaret's seventh birthday.
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Bw.rk. Miller
Tuth and
Joseph
Tenth Street
Charles W. Matthews
North Hyde Park Avenues
8. F. Mathews
Syracuse
C. B. Doud
West Park
James Brace
North Clarfield Avenue
Plymouth
W. W. Davis
South Hyde Park Avenue
New York
Center Street
Margaret Crawford
North Hyde Park Avenue
Mpnorth League Mercy and Help Department
Florence Williame
South Bromley Avenue
L. W. Evans
Lewis and
Mary
North Main Avenue
Whoa
Pittsburg
B. G. Beddoe
South Main Avenue
William Jones
Sarah Jane Stephene
Eynon Street
Jn Warrhige
David Jones
First Welsh Congregational Church
Stella Evans
8. C. ‘l. Society
John J. Hughes
Lincoln Avenue
Margaret
South Scranton Notes at Hotel Best Social Hour
A pleasant social session of the City Gill Posters convened at Hotel Best last evening. Members and friends arrived at 9, enjoyed a reception and a supper in the dining parlors. A stuffed roast was the centerpiece as the group relaxed and the social hour continued for several hours.
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Best's
Dog Theft, Two Men Debated Over Warrants and Payments
Peter Molter reported a missing dog found with a warrant by Alderman Lentes. the owner will identify the seller. Alole Brauch faced larceny charges after diverting a boarder’s payment order to himself. held for court in bail set at 200 dollars, case kept for settlement.
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Peter Molter
Erie and
Wyoming
M. Ws. Neulen
Prospert Avenue
Lentes
Justicce
Alole Brauch
Lissie Wolf
Aldemon Lentes
Brauch
Woman's Health Advocate Endorses Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Laura L. Barnes of Washington DC testifies to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding female weakness and menstrual disorders. She notes relief for headaches backache irregular and painful periods and nervous strain and claims it restores healthy function of all organs. The testimonial supports continued use as a household remedy for women.
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Laura L. Barnes
Washington, D.C
Burnside Post
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Perm
Laura L. Barnen
N. E
Washington, D. C
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Dunmore High School journal debut and local events
The first issue of the Red and Blue, a new Dunmore high school journal, debuts with student contributors Misses Claire Curtin Helen Farrer and Minnie Webber. Community events include the Dunmore Improved Order of Heptisophs banquet Friday November 21 and a 6 to 9 PM chicken supper at Dudley Street Baptist church. A Thanksgiving dinner is served by Waotmen's guild at St Mark's parish house for twenty five cents. Local residents Mrs W F Burley and Mrs H F Spencer visit Blossburg while Hon J S Jones of Carbondale and William Cummisky of Elizabethport are in town. United Mine Workers Local 1788 meets at Munley Hall and revival services are held at the Dunmore Methodist church. The Dunmore Woodmen plan an important meeting tonight.
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Red and Blue
Claire Curtin
Helen Farrer
Minnie Webber
Dunmore
Dudley Street
Waotmen’s Guild of
St. Mark’s Church
W. EF. Burley
H. FE. Spencer
Claude
Webster Avenue
Blossbure
Jones
Carbondale
Willam Cummisky
Mlizabethport
United Mine Workers
Munley's Hall
G. A. Cure
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Othe Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church
H.C. McDermnott
D. D
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Dunmore Lodge of
Woodmen
Revival meetings at Asbury Methodist Church deepen interest
In Green Ridge evangelist Belkamip preached powerfully last night from the text Their Rock is Not in Our Rock. Rev C A Benjamin directs the revival with a chorus choir and orchestra leading singing. Meetings will run each evening except Saturday in the tiled audience room with renewed invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
C. A. Benjamin
Belkamip
Mary A Snover Dies After Long Illness at 10 Adama Ave
Mary A Snover widow of the late Snover died at her home in Scranton after a long illness. Born February 8 1846 in Clinton New York she was daughter of Captain John W Gregory former Scranton burgess. Survived by four children Dr Welcome Snover Marie Sophia Mirna beth and Jesse Snover funeral Thursday at 2 40 pm.
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Mary A. Snover
Snover
Adama Avenue
John W. Gregory
Scranton
Clinton
N. Y
Jornyo
Welcome. Snover
Stroudsburg
Marie Sophii
Mirnabeth
Jesse Snover
Cholera Epidemic Spreads in Palestine
A terse AP report from Jerusalem notes rapidly spreading cholera with severe mortality in Gaga and Lydd Olde areas. Jaffa records 57 deaths in three days as the disease devastates neighboring villages and aid is desperately needed.
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Jerusalem
Gaga
Lydd Olde
Jaffa
Lower Level Pumped Out At Cameron Shaft
Two Hugtrod men were rehired by the Miner Railway and Ming company as the Cameron shaft lower level was pumped free of water. The level had become hooded during the strike.
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Shamokin
Miner Railway and Ming Company
Cameron
Hawaiian Queen Arrives In San Frangelico En Route To Washington
Exclusive wire report from The Associated Press states Queen Liluukelani of Hawaii, with Miss Hivleluk and Joseph Amokir an, arrives from Hlemolulut onboard the stodune ship Venlure. She plans to reside in Washington for the winter and declined an interview.
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Liluukelani
Hawaii
Hivleluk
Joseph Amokir An
Hlemolulut
Venlure
Washington
Sly
North Scranton Excelsior Club to stage The Commercial Drummer show
Thanksgiving night the Excelsior Literary and Dramatic Club presents The Commercial Drummer in the auditorium while The Old Maids Convention is set for Providence Presbyterian Church. A basketball game in the auditorium saw North End State beat Wilkes-Barre 11 to 10 with crowd protests toward the umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Literary and Dramatic Club
Providence Presbyterian Church
Mas Feldman Leads Cam Brian to Scranton Bowling Victory
Mas Feldman, a member of the Cam brian bowling team, helped lower the city's rec scores as Scranton Bowling League action continued. Feldman delivered strong frames guiding Cam brian to a favorable matchup.
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Mas Feldman
Cambrian
Scranton
Young bowler Weld Null stars in North Scranton score bid
Weld Null, 19, led the Cumbria team with the league’s high individual score as he opened with a strike and rode a 10 frame streak. A final ball miss left him with 86 points in last Friday’s match at North Scranton bowling alleys, preventing a 296 total. The 19 year old is the youngest bowler in the league and has posted the highest individual score for his team since joining.
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Ord
North Scranton
Weldnull
The Commercial Drummer at the Excelsior Audi torium
On Thanksgiving night the Excelsior Literary and Dramatic club will stage a three act comedy drama The Commercial Drummer at the Auditorium. Cast includes Irving Hoath John Danley Olen Swede Bohind Ashton Thomas Newcomly Deweon Poote Reece dohin Nolan Richard Marlow Zadie Dolores Catherine Ativan Verda Milley Margaret Burge and others. A social follows the play.
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Excelsior Literary and Dram
Irving Hoath
J. 4
McGowan
John Danley
Lowyer
Lottug
Richard Marlow Weed Olin I. Murpliny
Zadie Dolores
Mies
Catherine Ativan Verda Milley
Margaret Burge
Notable Community Notices From Providence Area
Local social notes mention Prof. Charles Stuiet to perform at Providence Methodist church on Thanksgiving night under Mpnorth league oversight. Miss Mary Barrett returns from Avocalis with Veerla O Boyle visit. Mrs Brennan recovers from illness. Daniel Davis and Thomas Howells return home after trips with Plymouth friends. Old Maids Convention at Providence Presbyterian draws large audience.
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Charles Stuiet
Providence Methodist Church
Mpnorth League
Mary Barrett
Avocalis
Misa Veerla O'Boyle
Wile Street
Brennan
Weet Market Street
Daniel Davis
Pullan Street
Thomas Howells
Minvine Avenue
Plymouth
Misa Margaret Brennan
Wilkes- Barre
West Market Street
Anthony McNulty
Mountain Drive
Bs TL
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mire
Samuel Davis
North Main Avenue
Elook
Alaishall Preston
Court Street
Mise Army Road
Long Island
W. W. Watkins
Providence
Providence Presbyterian Church
Socialists' Slights to Leopold Spark Belgian Debate
Deputies in Brussels refrained from voting on an address of congratulations to King Leopold after his escape from an assassination attempt. The Socialists cited a desire for government apologies to Britain over Kel Hardie, MP, and the act by anarchist Rubino.
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Brussels
Leopold
Rubino
Kel Hardie
M. P
Parliament Approves Bills on London Tube Railroad Plans
Exclusive AP report notes assent to bills for Charlie T. Yerkora plans to build a London tube railroad covering about 10 miles of wider ground and surface work. The measures authorize construction and related highway and surface improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vcharlie T. Yerkora
London
Williamsport Civil Case Involving Brown Spouse
Encluive wire from The Apsoviaced Press reports Williamsport civil matter naming Mrs Jains Vo Brown wife of Brown in connection with a lawsuit. Details remain limited as the dispatch focuses on parties rather than court actions.
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Apsoviaced Press
Williamsport
Ik—Mie
Civilettirown
Vo Brown
Columns of Smoke and Dust Erupt From Old Utah Volcano
Exclusive AP report from Salt Lake City notes renewed volcanic activity in the Waechatich range of southern Utah. D. A. Turner of Milford describes explosions heard for miles, hot lava on the crater rim, and recent quakes signaling reawakening near Beaver and Piute counties.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
D. A. Turner
Milford
Beaver
Piute
Mr. Turner
Wiachatich
United labor groups urged to seek incorporation and formal union rights
A historical proposal argues unions should become legally incorporated to gain standing and the ability to sue and be sued. It envisions joint labor employer councils with equal representation to resolve disputes and curb strikes, while stressing moral standards and formal rituals.
Question on committee approval for presentation legitimacy
The speaker asks whether the proposal seems legitimate and substantial enough to merit a committee's approval. It questions the likelihood of gaining authorization based on sufficiency of supporting material.
Misplaced Pun Prompt in Washington Star Comedy
A clipped joke from the Washington Star uses a misread dialogue about an upper berth and a tense couple, with a niece teasing a fearful companion about removing doubts on a sleeping car trip. The text displays garbled spelling and stray letters, but preserves a light humor exchange.
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Washington Star
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