MeCh Faint Court Held By Chi Upallon Society
The Chi Upsilon society at Washington Street Presbyterian church held a mock trial over bricks stolen from the church. Professor A Stone faced a jury led by Judge George Waters with Sheriff Horace Keen presenting the defendant. The jury returned four to two convicting Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Stone
D. L. Morgan
P. Hall
Arch Meara
Attorney Morgan
Frank Thornton
Thomas Patten
Fred Reitenauer
Rey
D. W. Skellenger
O' J. Helms
C. ©. Battenberg
William Reitenauer
Arthur Clark
George Keop
Hyde Park Extension Society Sets Six Lecture Series
The Hyde Park Literary and Debating society met in regular session to discuss a new extension course. Colonel H. B. Sprague will lecture on Milton and Goldsmith, with six talks starting next Monday in a central building. Petitions are available at West Side drug stores or from OC.E. Daniels and W. Hadge Evans. A debate on Tammany Hall as beneficial to the country ended with a verdict for the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
West Side
Oc.e. Daniels
W.hadge Evans
Tammany Hall
C. E. Daniels
A. Davin
Louis Howell
Wallace Moser
John House
Emerson D. Owen
Edwarda
W. A Price
Tallie Lewis
Jonathan Harris
Funeral services for John Poland Hughes held at family home
The funeral for John Poland Hughes, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hughes, occurred Sunday afternoon at 3:40 at their South Hebecca Avenue home. Rev. W. S. Jones of the First Welsh Baptist spoke in Welsh, with Rev. D. C. Hughes of Jackson Street Baptist concluding remarks in English. Pallbearers included Thomas Howells Alfred Boyan Albert Davies Harry Davies George Nicholas George Reynolds William Davies George Hoffman Thomas Hopkins David Morley and Arthur Jenkins. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery amid numerous floral tributes including a pillow inscribed Classmate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Poland Hughes
John R. Hughes
South Hebecca Avenue
W. 8. Jones
First Welsh Baptist Church
D. C. Hughes
D. D
Jackson Street Baptist
Classmate
Washburn Street
Thomas Howells
Alfred Boyan
Albert Davies
Harry Davies
George Nichola
George Reynolds
William Davies
George Hoffman
Thomas Hopkins
David Morley
Arthur Jenkins
Local Notes and Society Updates From Wilkes Barre Area
A Lafayette street resident visited Wilkes Barre on business while Miss Anna J Emmet of Luzerne street travels to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. An Ohio Lindsay family of Wyoming spent Sunday with T M Richards. The Mendelssohn Choral Society meets tomorrow at First Welsh Baptist church. Will Davies a M D graduate joins Davies drug store in Philadelphia. Reese D Davis of Buffalo visited his parents on Bromley avenue and returned home. The infant of Edward Lawb on Twentieth street died yesterday. funeral Wednesday. A preliminary meeting of the Degree of Noon is planned for tomorrow at Morgad hall by Hyde Park Castle No 8 Order of Knights of the Mystic Chain. James Crawford, a clerk at Davies drug store, left for Philadelphia for dentistry study. formerly of Easton.
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A. Storer
Lafayette Street
Wilkes Barre
Anna J. Emmet
Luzerne Street
Buffalo
Niagara Fall
Anl. Lindsay
Wyoming
T. M. Richarda
Mendelssohn Choral Society
First Welsh Baptist Church
Will Davies
Providence
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Davies Drug Store
Reese
James Crawford
Davies Drag Tore
Philadelphia
Crawford
Easton
St. John’s Church
Star Social
Germania Hall
Kate Clifford
Bonaport Avenue
Montreal
Canada
Joseph J. McNally
Timothy Quinnan
James Connell Lodge of Odd Fellows
St John’s Church
John Mathias
Stone Avenue
Philadelphia College of Dentistry
Frank Ritterbeck
Hoboken
Paty
Emil Bonn
German Evangelical Church
Prospect Avenue
George Wagner
Birch Street
Bright
Hickory Street
South Side
Young Women's Christian Association
Tomkinson
Peter Lofe
Willow Street
New York City
Germany
Martin Gibbons
Pittston Avenue
Elm Street
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Steel Works
Michael J. Cusick
Brook Street
Manly
S. F P.O
Ita
Electric City Park
Chautaaqua Circle
Manville
Margaret
Anna Pri
Spring Street
Richmondale
Young People’s Society of the Primitive Methodist Church
Ralph Bingham
Landis’ Aid Society
Park Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Hawxhurst
North Main Avenue
Green Ridge
J. M. Budders
Alderman Bailey
C. W. Brange
Bernard Davis
Fire at Washburn Street home destroys kitchen and upper room
A 4:50 a m blaze originating in Joseph Thomas Hayman's Washburn Street residence caused severe damage to the kitchen and a room above it. A faulty chimney flue is blamed. A still alarm reached Columbia boss house as crews battled the fire. Meanwhile Miss Mary Rooney daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rooney died after a brief illness and was laid to rest in Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery after a solemn high mass at St Patrick's Church. Pallbearers named were Peter Richards Hugh Pinnen Michael O Hara John O Hara Jobo and Timothy Larkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia College If Pharmacy
Joseph Thomas
Hayman
Washburn Street
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Columbia Boss House
Mary Rooney
Lawrence Rooney
St. Patrick's Church
Father McNally
Donne
Whelan
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Peter Richards
Hugh Pinnen
Michael O'Hara
John O'Hara
Jobo
Timothy Larkin
Ferdinand Hagen Opens Local Box Making Shop on Alder Street
Ferdinand Hagen of Alder Street has bought four improved planing machines to produce bottling trade boxes. The operation, the only local shop of its kind near Albany, was started without board of trade assistance and now keeps wood finishers and local money circulating in Scranton. Last week he also bought 40,000 feet of pine lumber for the fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Hagen
Alder Street
Albany
Hagen
South Side Board of Trade
South Side
North and South works suspend operations alienating workers
The North and South works suspend tonight throwing about fifteen hundred men and women out of work as mill managers stockpile unsold rail outputs and plan to draw on orders rather than restarting production. Nearby layoffs threaten the South Side amid winter fog and rising concerns over unemployment.
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South Side
North End community events reflect a busy week
The S F P O plans its fourth anniversary in North End while the gospel tent was removed from Electric City park. A winter course starts at Chautauqua circle and Manville shaft repairs near finish. Socials, picnics, meetings, entertainments, and religious services are slated, with police actions and court notes also reported.
Epworth League Officers Election and Meetings Noted
Election of Epworth league officers set for 7 45 PM with all members urged to attend. League members plan Friday City Union Meeting at Providence Methodist Church. Ellen Jordan aged 70 dies on Ward Street. funeral Wednesday at St Mary's Church Ward. Miya Swartz of Electric Avenues reportedly ill in a Southern state. Loyal Legion announces no special entertainment for the near future and plans winter activities.
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L. P. West
Dr. Winters
Prank Winters
Jefferson Township
Epworth League
League
City Union
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellen Jordan
Ward Street
St Mary's Church Ward
Miya Bertha Swarts
Elvetric Avenas
Misa Swartz
Loyal Legion
Neve
Jewish New Year Observed Across the City
The Jewish new year 5650 began Sunday at 6 am and ended last evening at 6 pm. At Linden Street temple Rabbi J. Feuerlicht delivered a New Year sermon at 10:30 am. Most Jewish merchants closed shops and offices to mark the day with social calls and cheerful gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Street
J. Feuerlicht
Bucklen's Arnica Salva Announces Universal Healing Claim
An 19th century advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sore ulcers salt rhea fever sores totter whapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees cure of piles with money back if not satisfied, priced at 35 cents per box. Matthews Bros. market the salve.
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Bucklen
Arnica
Ania
Matthews
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Promoted for Wide Ailments
Describes Carlsbad waters as a universal remedy for stomach liver bowels kidneys gout rheumatism diabetes obesity and more, now available at home as the solidified powder. Recommends genuine imported product with Eisner & Mendelson Co New York signature on every package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Eisner & Mendelson
New York
PUNTS AND PASSES IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL MIX
Reports from several colleges say new football rules work well as Manhattan Field is prepared for the season. Princeton and Pennsylvania may meet on election day at Simbattan field. Harvard figures oppose a Harvard Princeton game this year. Yale and Princeton to hold an Intercollegiate meeting in New York next week. Garvin signs for the New York Football Club right wing for the league title chase. The naval reserve plans two matches, one with the New York cruiser officers and one with the Seventh Regiment.
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Manhattan Field
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Simbattan Field
Perry Trafford
Harvard
Balliet
B. Talcott
New York
Polo Ground
Trenchard
Ife
Garvin
Longfellows
Naval Reserve of
Manhattan
Sealed Proposals Sought for City Fire Dept Buildings and Houses
Scranton City Clerk invites sealed proposals by October 4 1801 to furnish coal for the current year and to cover Fire Dept houses and municipal buildings. Proposals require ten dollars with each bid and one proposal per envelope. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Scranton
Fire Dept
Tobo
Umberland
Excelutor
Liberty
Niuga A
General Phinney Fire Dept
Market Stret
Franklin, Columbia
Eagle Fire Dept
Hyde Park
Maine
Cryata
Fenix
Hook and Ladder and
Helief Fire Dept
Alder Street
Neptune, Century
Wm. Cunnell Fire Dept
Ovane
M.T. Lavelle
Lev
Scranton Land and Improvement Company Charter Application
A charter application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on Friday October 12 by Louise P Burt Grinnell Burt John Sayer Charles Caldwell Edgar M Reynolds Charles L Hawley Geo I Weaver Jan D Evans for a corporation to be named The Scranton Land and Improvement company. The aim is purchasing real estate improving it and selling or leasing with or without improvements under the act for incorporation and regulation of textile corporations and supplements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Pennsylvania
IMM
Louise P. Burt
Grinnell Burt
John Sayer
Charles Caldwell
Edgar M. Reynolds
Charles L. Hawley
Geo. I. Weaver
Jan. D. Evans
Act of Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Scranton Land and Improvement Company
Charles, Hawley
Help Wanted Notices From Tribune and Truth Offices
Classified help wanted ads show a widow seeking housekeeping or seamstress work with best references and a first class engineer seeking any suitable job. Other notices include a middle aged American woman seeking a managing position or companion, a woman seeking daily washing or dresswork, and a man with five years experience seeking work as a keeper or clerk with board provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Truth Offlon
J. OG
Hyde Park
W. BR Tribune
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John Hughes
Little West Side News Notes
Sidare
North End
Dunmore
George Alger
Scott
M. J. Mcfluse
M. J. Keegan
Olyphant
Midna
Phebe Evglers
Hanley
Penn Coal Company
Barnum
MASS
the Frothingham
Central Republican Club
Galusha A. Grow
George B. Orlady
Linn Hartranft, Esq
A. J. Colburn, Jr
P.O
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Boston
PNY
GESTS
Freptomiam Novelty Co
I Broadway
Newark
Misa Fannie Pulmer
South Bend
Ind
Kent
John Jermyn
Wyoming Avenue
SI Division Street
Frank Lewlie
Express
P. D
MOODY
Gibson Street
LANE
Tne Aan
Spruce Street
Franklin Avenus
Hydr Park
South Main Avenue
Jacob Mellick
Pound Taster
Stuation
Bachinikt and Rigger
Shvation
W .Senge
City
Maloney Oil and Manufactur's Co. Oils
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Court House
Vicwr
Pocumatio Tire
Cynaeaae
Victor A .Bicycion
Volannte Asutaba
Estebs Crebane
Victor
Cabo Tir
ColumMan
Pheumatic
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lacka. Avenue
Wm. Linn Allen & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Dimmick
Meneger Telephone
Mt, Pleasant
Krona
WM. T. Smith
Aylesworth’s
Wroming Ara
Hotel Waverly
Benet Tor Bergner
Kogel's Tannhmusee
LE Cor
Filbert Sts
N.E. Pontsylvenia
D Street Station
Market Street
Scrantonians
T. J. Victory
Gil
Hartman
Tio
Era Hartmann
Percey
Coransson Fowsan
C.W. Freeman
Jeweler
Penn Avenue and
Joan E. Lewis
W. L. Dougla
Cordovan
WL Douglas
Brockton
W. L. Douglas
E. J. Leonard
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce Street Bicycles and Sporting Goods
Fister, Gendron, Fatipon Lovell
Diamant
Hetsal
E.M. Hetsel’s
Atlantic Refining Co
Aleo
William Mason
Coal Exchange
Wyoming Ave
Pine Br
Scranton, PA
Moosic and
Bushdale Works
Laffini & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co
York Warehouse
E.c.ricker&co
Adams Ave
Telephons Big
Scranton Tribune
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