Enthusiastic Revival at Hampton Street Methodist Church
Mrs Grace Welser-Davies led an energetic revival on Hampton Street with a Doible reading from Genesis and a hymn. Evangelists George D Moore and Rev Skillhorn spoke after, while several attendees planned to join the church. Miller, 75, died of a paralytic stroke. obituaries and local notices follow with community events, accidents, and ongoing West Side incidents.
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Grace Welser-Davies
Hampton Street Methodist Church
Skillhorn
Moore
Green Ridge
Bell
Jermyn
B. R. Hector
Oakland
Bekman
Moonlight ride ends with elopement rumor at Hillside Home
At 2 30 this morning in South Side, young moonlight outing party returns from Hillside Home where Superintendent Beemer and staff aided guests. Rumors fault a Hillside resident Mia Penkalski and boarder Jacob Hyzey eloped with $220, a gold watch, clothes and bedding missing, while the husband Penkalski learns of the alleged flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Home
Pittston Avenue
Cherry Street
George W. Beemer
Benjamin T. Evans
John Gibbons
M. J. Levern
Gibbons
Ella F. Donahoe
Nellie Jones
Julian McGulwan
Liggie Jones
Mia ‘McTighe
Katie Donahoe
Bessie McTighe
Winifred Melvin
Margaret Durkin
Mamie McTighe
Katie G. O'Malley
Lilly Gaffney
Sarah Keiley
Tessie Gibbons
Anna Gibbons
Dedle Gibbons
Mamie Kon
Ella Jordan
Eliza Jordan
Anna Jones
Alex T. Connell
John PF. Gibons
John B. O'Malley
Martin H. McDonough
Harry McGuigan
Martin F. Donahoe
John J. Coyne
Thomas H. Donahoe
E. H. Jordan
Fred W. Jones
James V. Clifford
Thomas O' Boyle
James Tourill
James Brady
Thomas J. Plannery
Edward O'Brien
Mia
John Penkalski
Kolbcourt
Jacob Hyzey
Rea of
Bliss
Mr. Penkalski
Local church and social notices from Providence area
Mrs T J Detweller of Church Avenue leaves for Tunkhannock Rev Mr McLean of Elmhurst visits Presbyterian parsonage. Home Missionary society meeting at Mrs W H Saddler's North Main Avenue. Minor Carr returns from business trip in the south. Dinner parties hosted by Mrs Cr H Soharar and Mrs C Silkman both of North Main Avenue. Dr McLean begins practice of late Dr Murphy on West Market Street. Funeral of Mrs David Reese on Rock Street with interment in Wilkes-Barre. A popular special at Welsh Baptist church next week. Ore K FB Keater of Summit Avenue expected home from Roxbury NY. Captain and Mrs Michard Edwards return from New York City. Epworth League choir organized at Providence M E church, led by James Giddis. Odd Fellows Celestial Lodge No 583 elect officers W H Griffin Noble Grand, W H Cooper Vice Grand, FE A Bidleman Secretary, Oliver Cromwell Assistant, G Rogers representative to grand lodge. Officers to be installed next Monday. Funeral of Mrs Patrick Mullen of Stanton Street, interment Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Wpworth League Providence M E church to meet this evening and ride to Simp eon Church for city union meeting. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Detweller
Church Avenue
Tunkhannock
McLean
Elmhurst
Presbyterian Parsonage
Home Missionary Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
W.H. Saddler
North Main Avenue
Minor C. Carr
Dickson Avenue
Cr. H. Soharar
C. Silkman
University of Pennsylvania
Murphy
West Market Street
David Reese
Rock Street
Wilkes-Barre
FE. A. Bidleman
Oliver Cromwell
Erand Lodge
G. Rogers
Patrick Mullen
Stanton Street
Hyde Park Catholic
Wpworth League
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Simpeon
City Union
Frog Show At G A Bone & Son Drug Store
Local drug store G A Bone and Son hosts a frog show drawing curious crowds to the shop. The event features live amphibian demonstrations and a chance to learn about frog habitats and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Bone & Son
Varsity Eleven Coming to Scranton Football Game
Scranton readers are promised a premier college match tomorrow at the Baseball park as Syracuse University Varsity meets the Scranton Bicycle Club team led by Captain John Walsh. The city anticipates a strong contest after recent wins and a scoreless Elmira draw, with ample precautions and crowd control in place for a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrantonians
Syracuse University
Scranton Bleyele Club
Scrantons
Stroudsburg
Elmira
John Walsh
Lehigh
University of Michigan
Syracuse
Cornell
Scranton
Cleveland Dominates Baltimore In Temple Cup Game Two
Cleveland wins the second Temple Cup game in a walk at Cleveland. Hanlon’s club blasts early runs, with McKean, Zimmer, and Cuppy keying hits. Baltimore struggles as errors aid scoring, while pitching by Cuppy and Zimmer sets pace for a sweeping series outlook.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Ohio
Hanlon
Coppy
Hoffer
Clevelands
McKean
Turkett
Zimmer
Hall
McGraw
Jennings
Cuppy
Burkett
Balla
McAleer
Carey
Jenkins
Brodle
Young and Hemming
Oklahoma Wants the Fight in Perry After Prize Fight Threat
Dick Plunkett wired Dan Stuart that Perry would pay 5.0 for the Corbett Fitzemmons mill. The Oklahoma law bans prize fighting as a misdemeanor with fines up to 50 dollars or a year in jail. The town previously offered 000 for the Corbett Mitchell bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Perry
O. T
Dick Plunkett
Dan Stuart
Corbett-Fitzemmons
Corbett- Mitchell
State League Presses Scranton for Joining Union
A letter from State League president Hanslon, received by Scranton Association president Betts, signals ongoing efforts to recruit Scranton to join the league. Scranton owners have not yet disposed of their Eastern league franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
State League of
Hanslon
Betts
Scranton Association
Syracuse Retains Minahan in James Boys Challenge
Dan Minahan will guard third base for Syracuse after signing a one year contract. He joined Syracuse following a dispute between Lewisville manager Byrne and Kuntsch. The James Boys of Pine Brook challenge Hickorys of Jermyn or the Anthracites of Moogie for a Sunday bell game on the former’s grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Minahan
Dan Minahan
Byrne
Lewisville
Kuntsch
James
James Boys
Pine Brook
Hickorys
Jermyn
Moogie
Tribune
Castoria Recall Slogan Echoes Through Generations
The verse traces Castoria’s long running presence from infancy to motherhood, noting a child’s cry for Castoria and a mother’s gift of Castoria to her own children, suggesting a timeless household remedy across generations.
Amateur vs Professional Baseball Arrangements Made
Arrangements are being made for a ball game next Tuesday afternoon at the Baseball Park between the crack amateur Young Men's Christian Association team and a club of professionals. The professional club will include Emmet Rogers Delaney Jack Tighe Hess and Mullarkey late of the Washingtons and others. The full make up is not yet complete but all are well known to Scranton fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crack Amateer Young Men's Christian Association
Emmet Rogers
Delaney
Jack Tighe
Hess
Mullarkey
Washingtons
Scranton Cranks
Magnet Football Team Prepares For First Game Of Season
The Magnet Football team has organized for the season and will play its first game against No. 14 achoo! on Saturday October 12 at 2 p.m. The lineup includes J. Duffy left end T. Thomas left tackle M. Decker left guard W. Phillips captain center P. Renda right guard Ntsigs 4a right tackle Werren right end Duffy quarterback halfback Wit a amok hotiarry fullback.
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Magnet
J. Duffy
T. Thomas
M. Decker
W. Phillips
P. Renda
Ntsigs
Werren
Duffy
Wit
Hotiarry
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Picture
Harria Jonahson
Fidele Miller
Mr. Miller
Germany
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Great Bend
Henry
Martin ‘Weber
John Miller
West Lackawanna Avenue
John Evans
Wal Feventy
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Police
Thomas Evans
Hampton Street
Bsatupaday
Thobyon
Lanelly
Jeremiah
Wright
Neral
Albert
Thomas
Forest
Howell
Walter Jones
John
Charles Moyles
Plymouth
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Hia
Taste Rail Again
Taylor
Mesheah Thomas
W. J. Thomas
Price Street
Everett Avenue
Mr. Thomas
Philadelphia
Washburn Street
St. Bresdan
St. David's Ball
Mason
Board of Trade
Teameter
Jackson Street Y
M. F. Wymbe
New York City
Ica Lydiett
William Lydiett
Eynon Street
M. B. Kelier
North Bromley Avenue
Clark's Green
Epworth League Union of
Simpson Methodist Church
Simpson Methodist Church League
Fred Reese
Thomas Reese
Lincoln Avenue
Cors
West Side Business Directory
W. L. Steenbark
West Side Bank
Starner
South Maine Avenu
John H. Reynold
Fairchild
F. W. Mason & Co
South Matin Avenue
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Fred Reynolds
William D._ Griffiths
Pittsburg
Penkaleki
North
Thomas McGoway
Cedar Avenue
South
J. A. Man
Charles Stone
Maple Street
William Connell Howe Company
Reading
Bicycle Hab
Meadow Brook
William Connell & Co
South Side News
Hillside Farm
di Hobb
Pampalet
Hobbs Medicine Co
San
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Sporting News
W. N. Watte
Amherst, Mass
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Alf W. N. Waite
Lars
the Narcoti Chemical CO
Springfield, Mass
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Clarke
Keefe
McDonald
Castoria
Durisgh
Spruce Street
Maloney
Ini
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
M’g’i
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
HART+ MAN
Tonio Hartmarn
Oe, Chew v
Aia
Seno
Comarane
Dackace
Serge
Moosic Powder Co
Laffin & Rand Powder Co
Ropauno Chemical Co
THE
Dewitttt
Scranton Horns
Lackawonnia Ave
Otella m
Todp
Pilsener
Aylesworth
Wyoming Ave
Gilhool’'S Carriage Works
Beventh Street
John L. Hangi
Osi Aan Ke Casevartein
Frothingham, Wagner
Reis
Lessees
Comstock
Osad
Itar
Academy OF Music
Robert Hilliard
W. G. Smysh
Hoyt
Maadson Square Theater
New York
Davis’ Theatre
Spruce St
Bramall
Vret
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Royal Medicine CO
River St
Chicago, Ill
Veronle
Matthews Bros, Druggiet Santos
Sthushe
E.C. Ricker General Dealer
Pennsylvania
New Telephone Exchange
Adame Ave
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