Four Boys Harassed in Tunnel Assault Arrest Follows
Four South Washington boys sought shelter under the Delaware Lackawanna tracks when a tall man dragged Joe Dolan from the group and choked his cries. Arthur Gordon intervened and helped subdue the assailant, Patrolman Peters later captured John Wardner on Washington Avenue flats and charged him with assault. Tommie Gerrity and the others described the brutal attack as they awaited morning court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lind Joe Dolan
Arthur Gordon
Waldner
Peters
Heya
Washington Avenue
Tommie Gerrity
Wille McGil
Marry Mannick
Joe Dolan
Quartetto
Willie McGill
Tom
Wille
Dolan
Loy
Tommie
Railrond
Hunt & Connella
Gordon
Delaware
Lickawanna
Hezekiah Petore
Wyoming Avenue
Central Police Station
Deiter
Tribune
John Wardner
Washington Avenue Flats
Mittens and Turkeys Donor List at Local Churches
Aged Mrs Marrington of Dunmore made three pairs of mittens for Home children. Mrs Corydon H Wells donated two turkeys. Dudley Street Baptist Church contributed $4.60. Mrs Louis Lohman and Gladys and Lou Watkins gave $10. Second Presbyterian Church contributed $73.95. Kehril and Naegil noted.
Lovett's Boston Stare Delights at YMCA Hall
A pleasing entertainment at the Young Men's Christian Association hall last evening featured Frank G. Reynolds as director with singing and humor, Mise Bertha Brewer pianist, Miss Rose Garrity violinist, and Mise Mabel Hill ballad singer. Garrity drew the crowd with graceful poses and a refined violin display, delivering a fantasie arrangement with delicate expression and strong tonal effects. Brewer offered a standout solo and reader talents, Hill sang a Gounod piece, and Reynolds performed clever impersonations and songs to close a well attended program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovett
Boston
Young Men's Christian Association Hall
Frank G. Reynolds
Mise Bertha Brewer
Rose Garrity
Mise Mabel Hill
Mise Garritt
Miss Brewer
Godard
Miss Hill
Norman
Reynolia
City Notes From The Local Scene And Behind The Headlines
Michael Costick, seven, missing from 134 Greet court. police sought. City Superintendent George Lowell, and the “Senta” Wich affirmation, named L. Victor A. Theelmer, heard yesterday. Alderman Wright presided at a hearing on fake pretense charges. Howell planned a lecture on Words at the Methodists church. Executors paid to St Abbe Orphanage directors. James Jordan estate details. Several households planted migrants. funeral for Miku Alive Jennings at Grace Reformed Episcopal Church. The Teams from Mine Brook challenged Juniors in football. Fred C. Mengon appointed auditor to distribute estate funds. Patrolman found property in Joty’s feather bow. owner to retrieve from police. Judge Archbold set jury wheel for 1898, 1,40 names. H Howard Beldieman to open holiday book store Dec 3. Plumley lecture postponed due to Mrs. Plumley’s absence. J T Arnold bailed on battery charge against D J Campbell. Lyceum schedule shows Store Acres, Symphony, The Cherry Pickers, A Stranger in New York, Heart’s Vase, and A Man of Ideas performances.
Ladies Garments Sale at Mears and Hagen
Saturday and Monday offers include every Coat Cane Bust and Separate Skirt at great reductions. Desirable bargains in Ladies and Misses Sample Coats. Garments described as superior in style fit and workmanship. Mears and Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
Local Coal Delivery Rates Cited for Dunmore
A. Mowery of Dunmore advertises coal delivery with option for 4000 pound lots at 2.05 dollars per net ton and delivered in Dunmore at 2.50 dollars. Telephone number 4672 is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore
A. Mowery
Thanksgiving Remembrances Acknowledged by Home for the Friendless
The Home for the Friendless records Thanksgiving remembrances including oranges lemons cranberries celery butter sugar coffee potatoes and turkey among gifts from many donors. Contributors include Mrs H P Simpson Mrs W W Scranton Mrs George Sherman Mott ex Sheriff Charla Robinson Mrs A M Decker Miles Coleman's kindergarten Miss S C Kingh aum and Providence Needle Work Guild of America among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For
Thomas Dickson
H. P. Simpson
W. W. Scranton
George Sherman Mott
James P. Dickson
Russell BR. Williama
C. H. Welles
W. T. Smith
Charla Robinson
A. M. Decker
H. A. Pierce
C. C. Rose
D. E. Tablor
C. EB. Robinnon
No. 33
School
R. G. Brooks
WH. H. Coston
Er. N. Willard
Morris Goldsmith
Miles Coleman
B. Page
Mies Williams
James M. Howell
Jones
Jefferson Avenue
C. P. Matthews
Irvin M
Florence Kline
Jamon L. Connell
James L. Connell
Providence Needle Work “Guild of America
Notorious James Brock Arrested for Attempted Assault
James Brock, released from county jail yesterday after a bicycle theft sentence, was rearrested at 4 pm at West Side station for alleged attempted assault on Hotel Keeper Albert Menne's four year old daughter. Arrested by Louis Jones and handed to Patrolman Matthews. This is Brock's third arrest for the same crime, with prior acquittal then a five year penitentiary sentence. He is about 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brock
West Side
Albert Menne
Louis Jones
Jackson Street
Matthews
Brock
Sunday News fragment with names and local events
A bountiful jumble of names and scenes from The Sunday News includes Billy Jones Jennie Smith, Winton, Gua Atherton, Pete Goodrich, Minnie West, motor men, Carl Fauts, Sammy Lewis, Denny Gannon, Maloney, Itthher Flynn, Gus Atherton's barn, Curran's Wail, McHugh case history, and references to beer boycott talk and a Pullman ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Jones
Jennie Smith
Will Winton
Gua Atherton
Pete Goodrich
Minnie West
Carl Fauts
Sammy Lewis
Providence
Denny Gannon
T. H. ¢. Maloney
Itthher Flynn
Gus Atherton
Curran
Dioneine Cliss
McHugh
Major Penman
Rooker B
Yale Penn Yale Harvard Penn face off in eleven clash
In twelve years Yale has nine wins over Princeton and a streak of endurance. De Soulless or Chamberlain expected to be Yale captain next season. Yale's line is seasoned, Penn and Harvard debated, Cincinnati chatter aside, controversy over Chamberlain’s pitching career lingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Princeton
de Soulless
Chamberlain
Genemi
de Baulles
Harvard
Cincinnathan
Elton Chamberlain
Hasheenville
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Post
Jury relief ends tie up in Webster-Mayer suit for 7000
Judge Archbald directed a verdict for the plaintiff in the Webster Mayer case, awarding 7000 plus interest. Andrew Myers won 749 in a false imprisonment suit against William Litt. A milk dispute left Charles Shedd and Joseph Schreiber in a plaintiff verdict of 14.82. Non-suits were entered in the hotelpox case and several minor matters, including a Jones divorce postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Winton
Archhbald
Thomas Campbell
Chemical Engine House
Andrew
William BP. Litte
Clark's Summit
Litts
Mother
Charles Shedd
Archbald
Scott Township
Schreiber
Shedd
Toth
John Marshall
Simon Rice
Joseph Giragona
Edwards
Penn Avenue
Linelen Street
Marshal
Price
Ward
Co. Newcomb
Ll. Levy
Andrew Simonyk
Winton Board of Health
Marshall-Rice
Jones
Court grants rule to show cause for new trial
A rule to show cause why a new trial should not be awarded was granted and made returnable at argument court, with parties asserting positions on the estate and alleged prejudicial conduct.
Felton Burglary Suspects Slew to Albany
Detective Moir departs for New York to seize Carroll and Reilly, men arrested last week in Bimba and Ninghamton on suspicion of complicity in Felton’s cutlery store burglary. Papers for extradition secured, Albany visit required to complete formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moir
New York State
John Moir
Carroll
Reilly
Inet
Bimba
Ninghamton
Felton
City
Albany
Theft Charge Involving Local Store Potatoes
W D Vosburg of Fimmett street reports a shortage of potatoes from the azore cellar near his store adjacent to Mrs. Mary Stubb. A warrant accuses Mrs. Stubb of theft, and Alderman Kelly had her held on a $900 bond to appear in court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Vosburg
Fimmett Street
Mary Stubb
Azore
Mr. Vosburg
Pants Company Seized by Creditor in Sheriff Action
Mrs Dora Lowenstein, execution creditor, seized Jacob Lowenstein’s Atlantic Pants company after a judgment for 530609 dollars. The sheriff acted yesterday to liquidate assets to satisfy the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Lowenstein
Atlantic Pants Company
Dora Lowenstein
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Promises Vitality
Advertising copy touts Horsford's acid phosphate as a nerve energizer digestion aid brain fuel and a tasty beverage. It claims it offers medicine, nourishment and a pleasurable drink all in one.
Hood's Pills Praised for Blood Enrichment and Appetite
Advert describes Hood's Pills as a favorite family remedy improving red cheeks and appetite in pale children. Claims strong blood nourishment and vigor, noting price and universal use as a tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Roxy
Price Aie
New Trial Sought in McHugh Case by Hand Executrix Counsel
Attorneys for Mrs. Michael Hand executrix filed a formal motion for a new trial. They allege trial judge erred by not allowing evidence about the judgment transfer from Anthony McHugh and by admitting witnesses to show improper overtures by the executrix to secure testimony and proposals to Martin Perguaon aimed at affecting the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHugh
Major BE. Warren
Col
F. J. Fitesimmons
John F. Scrage
Michael Hand
Anthony J. McHuh
Per
Hidl
Martin Perguaon
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John Waldner
Boston Stars
Ay Hall
Spruce Street
City Notes
Michael Costick
Wandire
Greet Court
George Lowell
Victor A. Theelmer
Wright
Migs Tike Turner
Monnday
Howell Wil
Methoditet Church of
Moevaw
James Jordan
Bt. Patrick's Orpinn Bayiam
Jordin
Thie Fettetter
Marre
Robinson
Jennings
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Tleers
Mine Brook
George Hafon
C. Gavigan
Fred C. Mengon
Yeateniny
Henry Mead
BR. OK
Ellis
Thorsday
Joty
Wastington Avenue
Court House
Judee Archball
H. Howard Beldieman
Bookman
Board of ‘Trade
Linden Street
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
W. EL. Plumley
J. T. Arnold
Alderman Wright
D. J. Campbell
Arnold
Mr. Campbell
Lyceum
Store Acres
New York
Henry Miller
Roland Nued
Ideas
the Sunday News
World, OF Sport
Tom Loefius
Frank Houseman
Big Jack Stivetts
Eorle Warners
Ned Hanton
Jack Ginestock
Cranks
Miller
Burke
Hoy
Holliday
Arthur Irwin
Phil- Hes Amt
Stallings
John S. Rogers
Arthur
Toronto Ace
Marshall
Crina
Crrina
Harce
Mre
Horsford
Kline Shoe
Mellugh
Mack
China
Ansonia Movement
the Rexford Co
Lacka. Ave
Lackawanna Avenue
Pels & CO
Philadelphia
Grover Graham
Matthews Brow
Carlsbad
Carlsbad China
Hess
Fic
Ora
Lackawanna Ave
J. H. Ladwig
Lack. Avenue
Merritt
Ile
J. B
Scranton
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