West Scranton Fire Companies Host Visiting Units
Firefighters from Lebanon, Tewlshure, Allentown and Bloomsburg visited West Scranton to a joint reception at Columbia and Franklin firehouses. Delegations paraded through West Scranton and dined at St David's Hall. The event honored Columbia Hose and Franklin Engine companies with a silver trumpet gift and remarks by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hose and Chemical Company
Franklin Engine Company
Wombers
Lebanon
Tewlshure
Allentown
Bloomshure
Weert Scranten
Friendship
Bloometure
Atlen Hore Company
Alfenteawchy
Columbine Gneue
Walon
Leb
Frankline
Piommeburr
Loi. McHenry
Allentown Orie Corp
Sheridan Band
Cerelia
Columbles
St. David's Tall
Materor Roberts
Celestia
Holtites
West Scanton
Alexander Mlonowell
Alleniawnecompins
Columbia
Scranton
Allen Hose
Charles Corless
Columbias
Vom
Howe House
Unions Visit Franklin Delegation at North Myde Park
A delegation from the Franklins met local union members at North Myde Park as the two groups paraded to Fine House. They were welcomed by reception committees after introductions and courteous exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Stithan
North Myde Park
Aye
Parade and celebration fill city with festivity and revelry
The Sheridan band led by ex-Chief Hartman and the mascot One Was formed a parade to the central city. Firemen joined the asphalt dance as companies kept open houses all day and hosted visitors at their headquarters. Decorations and preparations marked the occasion.
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Sheridan Band
Hartman
Firemn
Secasion
Nrenmnen
Couple Married in Simple North Ryde Park Ceremony
Thomes Veet and Mise Mary Eekel of Square op county were married by Hon. J A Sweat inoon Pextoniav at the parsonage on North Ryde Park avenue. The ceremony followed by a reception at Eqimi Top where the couple will reside. The bride and groom are described as amiable and promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomes Veet
Mise Mary Eekel
Square ‘Op
J. A. Sweat
Funeral services held for child of Thothag family
Services over the remains of Sarah, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Thothag, were conducted at the home on South Filmore Avenue. Burial followed in Washburn Street Cemetery. Also noted is the funeral of an Abner and Mrs David Morris child with rites at the Siampson Methe dist Episcopal church and burial in Washburn Street Cemetery.
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Sarah
John Thothag
South Filmore
Thomas de Gruchy
Washburn Street
Conetera
J. GB. Sweet
Siampson Methedist Episcopal Church
Officis
David Morris Child
Ten Mihiney
Local accidents report with several injuries
Charles Ornleh of 146 South Shor Min avenue was thrown from his wheel and cut on the feet. Henry Reiily of 1722 Price Street, a miner at Griggs shaft, sustained cuts to the back and head when a rock fall followed a blast. Richard Knodgen of Meridian Street injured his foot by an axe at Willams & Company's planing mill in Wash burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ornleh
Shor- Min Avenue
Dr Reynolds
Henry Reiily
Price Street
Griggs Shaft
Carrol
Richard Knodgen
Meridian Street
Washburn
Willams & Company
Notable Weel Serranton Men Head to Joplin Zinc Mine
Edwin G. Peters and William B. Mears, prominent young locals, left yesterday for Joplin Missouri to pursue interests in a zinc mine. Peters previously served as clerk at the Oxford mine and is known for his long tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin G. Peters
William 4. Mears
Weel Serranton
Joplin
Mr. Peters
Oxford
Notable Local Coal Operator and Firm Member
A fragment notes Mr. Mod as a well known coal operator and member of the firm Meare & Penn. The text缺 mentions Peters itrovneia, printers, and a Lor e and builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters Itrovneia
Mod
Meare & Penn, Vontraac Lore and Builders
Local church events and community notices briefed
This evening the First Baptist ladies serve an Initial Supper at Mrs Derahines home on South Main from 5 to 9. Arvilia Cannoy's funeral will be at Washburn Street residence with services at St Patrick's and burial at Cathedral cemetery. West Scranton barber shop closes at noon for parade. Webster Literary and Dehing society meets tomorrow at Walter Evans 204 Nor Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park Father Mathew Society holds annual hat in the armory on Oct 1. Plymout h Congregational church preaching next Sunday at 7 PM through winter. John OBrien of Luzerne Street won a drawing by Division 1 AOH Tuesday night. Washburn Street Presbyterian Ladies Aid holds an all-day session today. Catnip No Ws Patriotho Order Sons of America meets tonight.
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Webster Literary and Dehing Society
Walter Evans
Hyde Park Avenue
Hyde Park
Father Mathew Society
Armory
Plymouth Congregational Church
John O'Brien
Luzerne Street
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Ladies’ Aid Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Catnip No. Ws
Patriotho Order Sons of America
Dewey Celebration Witnesses and Local Health Update
Mrs Joseph Reynolds of Hampton Street is reported to be quite ill. Mr and Mrs F L York returned from New York after witnessing the Dewey celebration. Judge Will’s condition remains unchanged as inquiry last evening found him very weak. Patrolman John Metalligan, out for several weeks, has sufficiently recovered to resume ground duties.
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Joseph Reynolds
Hampton Street
FL. York
New York
Dewey
Will
Joh Metalligan
Firemen Host Visiting Squad and Local Festivities Tonight
Tilascerlon firemen join visiting crew to present a drama amid auditorium preparations and refreshments. The Niagark hose company drama is in rehearsals as evergreen decorations go up at the campus venue. Local business notes include McNamara opening a West Market street store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilascerlon
Niagark Hose Company
Munditorium
Loring
Peter Wei
Jobin TY
McNoamara
J. B. Smithe Cashatore
Hite Lear
West Market Street
McNamara
Wit
Delawire, Lackawanna and Western Company
Cay- Ve
Lieut
Spelman
Myers
Wer Oach
Patricke Kelly
Ferdinand Street
Center Lot Sold at Cedar Avenue and Ibbons Street Corner
A partial notice reports a center lot sale at the corner of Cedar Avenue and Ibbons Street. Details are limited in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Ton
Cedar Avenue
Ibbons Street
Odd Fellows Lodge installs officers and social events noted
The Connell lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows met at Pineham hall to install officers chosen by the district leader A. A. Vosburg. A session followed with speeches music and refreshments. Next week Residen Lodge to install new officers. Funeral for Helen Henn held from Marter avenue church service by Rev. R. Behind. William Mays and Miss Harbara Drill to marry tonight at the bride’s home with Rev W. A. North officiating. James F. Heat hosted Harrisburg delegation from the Niemen’s convention for a Lake Beranton excursion. Funeral of Stephen noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames Connell Lodge
Order of Odd Fellowes
Pineham Hall
Circlup Avenue
A. A. Vosburg
Sonia
Athed
Albert Burden
Nowle Grand
Bert Hackett
View Grand
James Har King
Assigiant
Truntee
Charles Simrell
Oirand
Leopold John
Noble Grand
Charles Mirts
William Pole
William Zane
George Letterman
William Poole
Helen Henn
Marter Avenue
Rev
RJ. Behind
Church of
Pewce
Pittston Avenue
Wiliam Mays
Mise Harbara
Borough Sewers Ordinance Moves Forward in Council
An ordinance for laying sewers in the Second sewer district passed first and second readings at the council meeting. Introduced by Councilman Weber, it was referred to the sewer committee with the borough attorney and engineer. Next regular meeting expected to settle the matter.
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Weber
Matthew Coleman
East Drinker Street
John M. McDade
Elmhurnt
John M. Coleman
Elm
Chestnut Streets
Annie McDonnell
Pine Street
Throop
Elen Flannelly
Jennie Hundle
Mary Cullen
Mar-gairet Ca
Thomas Moon
Richard Howking
Jermyn
Potter
North Blakely Street
Edward van Cleft
Alj. van Cleft
South Blakely Street
Oneonta
Henry Cook
Cheat- Nil Street
Archebald
Thotines Doe Sald
Cheetnut Street
Mergn Wid Kyein
Drinker Street
Dunmore Presbyterian, Mission Kindergarten
Notable Visitors and Local Incidents Reported
Mr J J Crane visits New York while M Guslok plans Harrisburg business trip. James K K Conbey to perform viral solos in Providence tonight. Finn caused a rear residence disturbance at Tom Cotter’s but avoided major damage. Mrs Joseph Walsh visited Wilkes Barre yesterday.
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J. J. Crane
New York
M. Guslok
Harrisburg
James KK
Conbey
Providence
Finn
Tom Cotter
Joseph Walsh
Wilkes-Barre
Tribune Seeks Representative in Green Ridge
The Tribune seeks a representative in Green Ridge. Apply by letter stating qualifications to join the staff and handle local coverage duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Green Ridge
Obituary of Rev. Peter Christ's Mother Mre Christ dies in Chambersburg
The mother of Rev. Peter Christ of South Buwhon died at her Chambersburg home late Tuesday night. She was well known in South Beranven and survived by her sons Rev. Peter Christ of this city Rev. Adam Christ of Lebanon and Rev. Henry Christ of Lancaster and one daughter.
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Peter Christ
B& Mary
South Buwhon
Chambersburg
Christ
Bouth Beranven
Hriat
Deceumodle
Thin Ciy
Adam Christ
Lebanon
Henry Christ
Lancaster
Charmin St Paul Woman Froces Arrest Flip in White Bear
A witty White Bear summer resident, Mrs B, rode a bicycle on a sidewalk despite a town ordinance. Police detain her after a lively exchange about arrest and a promised appearance at the justice office, ending with the officer leaving to fetch her bicycle and the crowd laughing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
White Bear
Friay
Nancy Brig
Justice's Office
Fice
Largest Bible in the World Erected by Burmese King
In 1837 King Mindon Min built seven temples near Mandalay with white marble slabs engraved with a vast Buddhist Bible. Photographs reached England and Max Muller analyzed the inscriptions, but Burma's climate has begun to erode the marble, leaving only partial legible characters.
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Minden-min
Burma
Mandalay
Buddha Himsell
Ingland
Max Muller
Mindon-min
Meaning of the saying The Kher can de no wrong
A judge remarks that the phrase suggests rulers may be beyond reproach or prone to illusions, likening monarchs to those under a spell or delusion. The comment hints at perceptions of authority being immune to critique and questions the legitimacy of such absolute power.
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West
Franklins
Thomas Veety
Mary Eckel
Square Top
Messrs
Peters and Mears
the Franklins
Awanta
George W. Jenkins
S Main Avenue
Hostetters
Rey, Sweet
Punerals
Missouri
Our Cloak and Suit Department
Globe Warehouse
the Great Store
General News
North Scranton
Beneft
Jonas Long's
al Ca
Philadelphia
Jonas Long
Mary Keegan
Holy Rosary
Y. Woc
Douglass
Ladies’ Ald Society
Providence Presbyterian Chures
Bull's Head
Greer Ridge
Courttreets
Rey
Davie
Summit Avenue
Thomas
Pendro
W. Vu
Anna Roach
Putnam Street
Charles Peese
North Main Avenue
William Welter
George Purkins
Kington
Denis Hill
Veer Market Street
New York City
Samuel Beader
Court
Col
T. T. Lewis Council
UAL
G. W. Davis
Carbondale Westerday
Montgomery Waters
Wilkes- Barre
Mre
FT. Shinde
Saunders
G. M. Halstead
Gok Street
George Sutton
Nellie
Clark
Simmit
Monidew
Tucaday
Michel Barrett
Cecilia Thewe
Pitston
Delia Dougher
Arelihate
Myron Hunt
Cayuen Street
Gavin
Stone Avenue
Gister Loetten
Sioux City, la
Péter Christ
Emily E. Teague
Gardelil Avenue
Howse
Meadow Brook
South Scranton
Dunmore
Minooea
The
Boston Traveller
Threat Store
Lewis
Larrison
Frederick the Great
America
Lila
Frank Daniels
Victor Herbert
Frederick Rawden
Kirke la Shelle
Academy OF Rusic
Lessees
Matinees Daily
Butterfly Extravaganza Co
3BO
National Encyclopedia of
China
Dolline
Peer Llyn
Lincoln
Peter Doughws
Lin Eloguvenes
Abraham Lincoln
Mir
Laneaji
Rochester Democrat and Chroniote
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