McNallys Cause Police Trouble and Arrests Mark Evening
Three McNally siblings Patrick John and Martin and sister Bridget Maddocks are jailed after clashes with Constables Lance and Jones at Jackson Street. Patrick threatened neighbor Mary Troy pending hearing. Martin escaped, others detained. Arcanum social planned with Mayor Moir chairing and Green Ridge Wheelmen quartet performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charvel
Jackson Street
Patrick
John
Martin McNally
Bridget Maddocks
McNallys
Hand's Place
Hampton
Hynon Street
Scott. Thomas
Patrick Lally
Lfe
Mary Troy
Moses
John Lance
Timothy Jones
Martin
Thomas Evans
Thomas Jones
Patrick McNally
D. M. Jones
Evan J. Williams
Bridget
Royal Arcanum to Entertain at Ivorite Hall
Lackawanna council No 1133 hosts a social event titled Royal Arcanum to Entertain tomorrow evening at Ivorite hall. The gathering promises entertainment and community fellowship for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Lackawanna Council
Royal
North Scranton youths arrested after railway harassment
Early morning disorder at a Lackawanna coal line crossing drew Lt Williams and Patrolman Peters. William Toner of West Market Street fled but was caught trying to board a train and paid a five dollar fine in police court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Scranton
Lackawanna
Williams
Peters
Mt. Pleasant Breaker
William Toner
West Market Street
Toner
Robert Morris lodge Ivorites hold house warming
The rooms at 124 and 126 South Main avenue have been thoroughly renovated and tonight the lodge members plan a house warming. A merit filled programme is arranged with refreshments after the regular meeting and social session to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morris Lodge of Ivorites
South Main Avenue
Wedding at St Patrick's Church Unites Barry and McNulty
Patrick Barry of 425 Twentieth Street wed Miss Anna McNulty, daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony McNulty of 1908 Luzerne Street, at St Patrick's church Tuesday afternoon at 430. Rev Francis Canavan officiated. Bride wore a pearl suit. sister Mayme McNulty served as bridesmaid and John Kenny as groomsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Patrick Barry
Twentieth Street
Anna McNulty
Anthony McNulty
Luzerne Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Francis Canavan
Mayme McNulty
John Kenney
Popular Draperies Offer Value to Style Conscious Buyers
A local shop promotes affordable draperies and upholstery fabrics for homes. The range includes door panels sash curtains and prints from Scranton and abroad with Nottinghams Irish Points and Brussels lace pieces. Vendors claim stylish effects at surprisingly low costs and invite visitors this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Wedding party leaves for New York and Boston after reception
The couple and bridesmaids wore cerese and pearl trim minge with matching hats. The wedding party enjoyed a reception at the bride's parents home and departed that evening for New York, Boston and other points of interest. Mr and Mrs Barry will be at home to friends after October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Mrs. Barry
Brick in a Crowd Leads to Assault Case in Alderman Moses Court
John Richards of Eynon Street faced assault and battery charges after he threw a brick into a taunting crowd near his Bellevue Watchman post, striking Mrs Llewellyn Davis and causing a severe scalp wound. He was held on $200 bail for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
John Richards
Eynon Street
Bellevue Washoly
Llewellyn Davis
Richards
Carpenter Loses Tools Waiting for Street Car
Charles Lee of North Bromley Avenue, a carpenter with Washiburn Williams & Co, misplaced a kit of tools yesterday morning while waiting at Main and Jackson. He left them in front of Johns Shoe Store and forgot to take them when the street car arrived. A half hour later at Jefferson Avenue he found them missing. The tools can be left at The Tribune West Scranton branch in Jenkins' drug store for return. Police have been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lee
North Bromley Avenue
Washiburn, Williams & Co
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Johns’ Shoe
Lee
Jefferson Avenue
Mr. Lee
West Scranton
the Tribune
Jenkins’ Drug Store
West Side Republican Club Plans Meeting in Mears Hall
A regular meeting of the West Side Republican club is set for this evening in rooms above Helser and Warnke's store. Uniforms for the Rough Riders squad will be distributed and final campaign arrangements reviewed for the Thursday October 11 opening meeting in Mears hall. The campaign committee reports and incidental business will be addressed. Members urged to attend and others wishing to join the party invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Republican Club
Helser & Warnke
Rough Riders
Mears’ Hall
Republican Party
Funeral notices for Gilgal lon Will Vans Williams
The funeral for John Gilgal lon will be at 9 30 tomorrow morning from 109 Chestnut Street with service at St Patrick's Church and burial in Cathedral Cemetery. Rev J B Sweet will conduct the Simpson Methodist Episcopal service at 2 20 this afternoon with burial in Washburn Street Cemetery. Mrs Rachael P Williams will be interred this afternoon in Washburn Street Cemetery with services at the house on Thirteenth Street at 2 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilgallon
Chest- Nul Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Cathedral
David Vans
J. B. Sweet
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Washburn Street
Rachael P. Williams
Thirteenth Street
Community notes and personal notices from Scranton period
Local items include a safe stored at St Patrick's church fair rooms above Jenkins' drug store, births on Western street and 725 Eynon street, returns from trips to New York and Philadelphia, a farewell for John Harrison of the Keyser Valley Hose, and social events. Also listed are meetings for St Patrick's Ladies I B U, Sixth Ward Democratic club, a wedding planned for Oct 17, typhoid fever news about Prof John T Watkins, a birthday party for Mary Owens, a child's death and funeral, St Peter's drum corps plans, Republican notes on Talsie Evans covering West Scranton, and Mt Pleasant Accidental fund meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Brenden's Council
St. Patrick's Church Fair
Jenkins’ Drug Store
Henry Woods
Western Street
John Wagner, Sr
Eynon Street
Maplewood
St. Patrick's Ladies
St. Leo's Rooma
John Zeller
South Main Avenue
New York
Mary Doyle
Railroad Avenue
Honesdale
Charles Andrews
Keyser Valley Hose Company
John Harrison
Pittsburg
Carrie Krisman
Philadelphia
Gideon Moser
Lafayette Street
Margaret Williams
Chestnut Street
Clayton
N. J
John T. Watkins
Mary Owens
South Lincoln Avenue
Enoch Dunkerly
Wright Court
Washburn Street
St. Peter's
Stroudsburg Visit Notes Amid School Overcrowding
Robert Ward and family from Sander son avenue visit friends in Stroudsburg while Mrs. W. J. Walls of Glenburn spent yesterday in Green Ridge. Superintendent Howell toured public cook No. 27 and re arranged classes to ease overcrowded rooms caused by many scholars entering the school after mine closures. Mr Howell is popular with both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ward
Sanderson Avenue
Stroudsburg
W. J. Walls
Glenburn
Green Ridge
Howell
My. Howell
Public endorsement urges belief in Donn's Kidney Pills
Scranton readers are urged to accept testimonial proof of kidney relief. A.W. Klotz of 1514 Lafayette Street describes chronic bladder and kidney pain, irregular secretions, and backache before using Donn's Kidney Pills. He reports consistent benefit after buying at Matthews Bros'. Drug Store, 60 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. is sole US agent. insist on Dean's not substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
A. W. Klotz
Lafayette Street
Donn
Matthews Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean's
Teachers and Pups Welcome His Visit at Green Ridge
Mrs L Selgles of Geneva N Y visits daughter Mrs J D Car ter on Monsey avenue. Christ church Ladies guild hosts an ice cream social in the basement at Washington and Park avenues this evening. Green Ridge lodge LO O F to install officers elected last meeting at the regular gathering this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LO. O. F
North Scranton Couple Wed in Quiet Oak Street Ceremony
In Oak street North Scranton Mr and Mrs Benjamin Robinson hosted a morning wedding for Miss Emma Wilson and Charles Bertine of the central city. The Rev G E Guild of Providence Presbyterian united them in the front parlor. The bride wore castor travel dress with matching hat and carried white carnation bouquet. A small luncheon followed. The couple left on the 12 55 Delaware Lackawanna and Western train for New York City amid rice showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Robinson
Oak Street
Emma Wilson
Charles Bertine
Central City
G. E. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
A. B. Warman
Fire damages home in McDonough avenue. stove blamed
Firefighters from Ex celsior Niagara and Liberty Hose companies quickly extinguished a blaze at Mrs. Jane Langan’s home on McDonough avenue yesterday around 4 pm. Little damage occurred and the cause was likely an overheated kitchen stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Langan
McDonough Avenue
Excelsior, Niagara
Liberty
Frank W. Davis
St. Clair
Mendham
Giles Decker
Carrie Price
Carbondale
Mira Blanche Huallsteins
North Scranton
Leonard's Hall
Cariodlawn Lodge
William Sciebel
Dean Street
J. H. Wheeler
Jermyn
F. A. Sherer
Putnam Street
Read ing Iron workers approve twenty five percent cut to return
In Bloomsburg on October 3, seven hundred puddlers and other Reading Iron company employees voted to accept a twenty five percent wage cut and resume work. The Otunville rolling mills also reopened after months of idleness, as the firm employs several hundred men, signaling a favorable winter outlook at Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Reading Iron Company
Oulnville
Winster
Danville
Silver wedding in South Scranton and double celebration
A silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sengler on Birch street was celebrated with a double event as daughter Mrs. Fred Gunter marked her 24th birthday. Many friends attended and shared in a substantial silver- and supper-filled evening with numerous attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sengler
Birch Street
Fred Gunter
Sengler
Charlotte Hartman
Jacob Hartman
Chris. Fickus
John Pickus
William Buntz
A. Vockroth
Henry Vockroth
Fisher
Charles Wenzel
Henry Steckle
Muless
Emil Bonn
Echutt
Laubscher
Kraemer
Fruehan
Klein
Clause
Hessinger
P. Rosar
M. Filler
Blackwood
Zang
August Higgins
Mursech
Schunk
Gachwindt
Mame Sengler
Jolly South Scranton Straw Ride To Waverly
A group from South Scranton enjoyed a lively straw ride to Waverly Tuesday evening. The party included Mr and Mrs Samuel Fuhrman, Mr and Mrs William Koch, Mr and Mrs Emil Hecker, Mr and Mrs William Klein, Mr and Mrs Fred Weichel, Mr and Mrs Albert Helr, Miss Hannah Meyers, Miss Marie Loftus, Miss Emma Graebner, Miss Gussie Graebner, Miss Rose Nolan of Philadelphia, and Messrs Edward Robinson, John Shunk, Jacob Zimmer, and John Durkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Scradnton
Waverly
Samuel Fuhrman
William Koch
Emil Hecker
William Klein
Fred Weichel
Albert Helr
Hannah Meyers
Marie Loftus
Emma Graebner
Gussie Graebner
Rose Nolan
Philadelphia
Messrs
Edward Robinson
John Shunk
Jacob Zimmer
John Durkin
Polish Man Poisoned After Eating Wild Mushrooms
J Stawicki a Polander on Locust Street near Mountain Lake picked mushrooms believed to be edible but were toadstools. He gave some to neighbors. all who ate them grew deathly ill. Stawicki himself ate the lion’s share and became very sick, vomiting and injuring his left lung. Dr Quinn treated the family. they are reported to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stawicki
Locust Street
Mountain Lake
Stawicki
Forefinger Severed in Peculiar Car Shop Accident
John Bour of Hickory Street, a car inspector on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western, had the forefinger of his right hand severed at the second joint in a peculiar accident. His son transported him home in a carriage, and while adjusting the top on the ride, the top fell and severed the finger. Dr. Kolb treated the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Street
Waverly
J. Stanwicki
John Bent
John Bour
Hickory Street
Mr. Bour
Social club hosts free dance at Athletic hall
Arrangements are under way by the Star Social club for a complimentary dance in Athletic hall on Al der street scheduled for Monday evening, October 29, with a ball committee also to meet. The Century Hose company will not hold a business meeting Friday evening in Pittston avenue hall. St. Aloysius Total Abstinence and Benevolent society plans an evening meeting in Pharmacy hall to elect officers for the year. A Modern Woodmen of America chapter will be organized at Hart man’s hall on Pittston avenue this evening. A cow owned by John Ruane of Cedar avenue was struck and killed by a passenger train on the Delaware and Hudson yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Social Club
Athletic Hall
Alder Street
Century Hose Company
Pittston Avenue
St. Aloysius Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Pharmacy Hall
Modern Woodmen of America
Hartman's
John Ruane
Cedar Avenue
Delaware
Fludson
Local anglers and travelers report weekend trips
Himil Korles of Maple street returns from Maplewood with a fine mess of fish twenty two pickerel weighing two pounds each Julius Armbrust John Greiner and son Charles fish at Moscow Philip Sohns of Pittsburgh visits his mother Mrs Sohns of Neptune lace Charles Rorick of Maple street fished at Gouldsboro Frank Moser of Prospect avenue returns after weeks in Wyoming county John Wallace formerly of Pittston avenue moves to Avona
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himil Korles
Maple Street
Maplewood
Julius Armbrust
John Greiner
Charles
Moscow
Philip Sohns
Pitsburg
Mrs. Sohns
Neptune Lace
Charles Rorick
Gouldsboro
Frank Moser
Prospect Avenue
Wyoming County
John Wallace
Pittston Avenue
Avova
Peruna Endorsed by Chicago Official John Dienhart
A letter sent to The Peruna Medicine Co. from John Dienhart, assistant prosecutor in Chicago, endorses Peruna as a leading tonic and nerve restorer. He cites kidney and rheumatic ailments, catarrh, and widespread mucous membrane issues as conditions improved by the tonic. He attributes systemic catarrh to nerve weakness and describes broad bodily effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus, C
Peruna
John Dienhart
City Hall
Chicago
Death Notice for Silas Flower in Gouldebor
Silas Flower age 40 died yesterday at home in Gouldebor. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at Grace Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Flower
Hsome
Gouldebor
Grace Luthoran Chorch
Celery Nerve Compound Sold by Matthew Bros
An advertisement touts Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound as an invaluable specific for diseases arising from an impure state of the blood. Bold claims are made by Matthew Bros as the selling firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Bros
Peruna Claim Promises Cure for Systemic Catarrh
The advertisement asserts neurasthenia and nervous prostration may be cured by Peruna. It says Peruna acts quickly on diseased mucous membranes and, with healthy mucous seeded, catarrh will cease to exist. Free catarrh booklet offered by The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Obituary for John Pirte and Peter S. Divnes
Obituary notice for John Pirte former Aberdeen merchant dies at home after long career in retail and business. Survived by wife and seven children. Also obituary for Peter S. Divnes who died after being injured when a cart fell on him. Born Swartwood Chemung County New York January 2 1877. Both notices note service in local clubs and community roles.
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Peter S. Divnes
Third Silwet
Hionesdaly
Mr. Bareck
Swartwood
Chemung County
Lid
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Moir
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Solletter
Jenkins
S. Main Avenue
Globe Warehouse
Republican Club Meeting
General News
TRON
Reading and
Danville Mills
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John Dienstart
Manhattan
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Spruce Street
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Crawford
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Siegel Cooper's
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ST. & University PL
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Methodist Church
Freedom Lodge
Odd Followa
Prond
Barnes
W. Do. van Keuren
Honewhite
Ida
George
Eugene
White Uiven
Oom
Katherine Heli
Moltke Avenue
Tev. Foot. Ballhorn
St. Paul'a Vlureh
Minooka Cemetery
Mary Miller
Jot Miller
Khihurst
Woo'vlock
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Blinhuret
Carnet Cemetery
Dunmore
James Dunleavy
Anthony Dunleavy
Sul Phelps Street
Irene Jordan
Hichard Jordan
Stone Avenue
Thomas Kelly
John Kelly
Sos Prospect Avenue
Lyceum Theatre Burgunder & Rels
A. J Duffy
Delcher
Hennessy
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Ecky Sharp
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
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Becky
Mra. Pinkereton's Academy
Cheswick Hall
Neck
Academy OF Imusic
Burgunder & Rbis
HR. Brown
Leyburne
BON Ton
Daniel BR. Ryan
New Gaiety
Egypt
Jonas Long
Penna
U. 8
Hoprime
Great Jones
John Pirte
Aberdeen
Hire County
Pirte
Ant Way Post
Mie
Scotland
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Ile
Venn Avenue
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Dot
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Orug
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Giste
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Beranton
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