Day’s Doings of North Scranton Death Notice
Talliesien Tivis died suddenly at the home of his sister Mrs Evan H Gabriel on Church Avenue from apoplexy. Davie formerly lived in Australia and Wales and died after a brief illness. he was fifty, single, and survived by three sisters. Funeral will be Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Dr. KR Jones officiating at the house. burial in Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan H. Gabriel
Providence Presbyterian Church
Matthew Lukas
Breaker Street
Talliesien Tivis
Church Avenue
Mr. Davie
Australia
Wales
United States
Evan Gabriel
Jane Evans
Anna Davis
Jones
Washburn Street
Ingathering of Providence Church Women Aim for This Afternoon
The Women's Foreign Missionary society of Providence Presbyterian church meets in the church parlors this afternoon at 2 90 o'clock. All ladies invited. Program includes instrumental solo My Country, Mrs McDennsil, piano numbers Miss Ruth Jackson and Mrs McDonnell, readings by Miss Phoebe Smith and Miss Cartie Atherton, gathering scriptures, reports, and singing Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
Auporr Co
Csicenes
Plano
Ruth Jackson
Mia
Cartie Atherton
Harriet Thomas
Breaker Street Night Assault Reported
Mathew Laikus was held up and brutally beaten on Breaker Street by Peter Lowkowsky near midnight as he returned to his boarding house. Laikus testified before Alderman Roberts while Lowkowsky allegedly supplied information for a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Laikus
Breaker Street
Peter Lowkowsky
Lukas
Roberts
Lowkowsky
Hix Crties
Assault Case Leaves Lukas Bloodied at Court Hearing
Lukas suffered profuse bleeding from multiple wounds before a physician dressed his injuries. At the hearing, Lowkowsky, arrested by Constable Davis, spoke in broken English and admitted hints of guilt. An alderman remanded him for court attendance, but he could not post bond and was committed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lukas
Lowkowsky
Davis
Miner narrowly escapes death in Cayuga mine
John Lloyd, a miner, had a narrow escape yesterday when a car loaded with rock fell on him in the Cayuga mine. He was buried beneath the tons of coal, extricated with a bad scalp wound and a bruised and lacerated right leg. He will be confined to his home for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lloyd
Cayuga
Community Notes Include Engagement, Visits and Local Happenings
A reception honors Miss Annie T. Hennigan hosted by Miss Lizzie Gannon on Cusick Avenue. A North Main Street cave-in is noted as subsiding after recent showers. Several residents and visitors are listed including Evans, Morgers, James, and Russell. The Wyoming Congregational churches plan a Providence Puritan church gathering next Tuesday and Wednesday. The electric Chautauqua circle announces its first meeting of 93-09 with local guests and changes in local business appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie T. Hennigan
Lizzie Gannon
Cusick Avenue
Sadie Barnes
Augusta Pasoneki
Teresa O'Malley
Bell Mulchrone
Emma Mulchrone
Sarah Ketrick
Lizzie Holmes
Teresa Lynott
Loretta Dugean
Lizele Gannon
Genevieve Flanaghan
Magele Filanaghan
Julia Noone
Mamie Mulchrone
Anna O'Malley
Mesers
Michael Gannon
Thomas Cannon
Francois Gannon
James O'Malley
Edward Horan
John Nolan
James Ketrick
James Burts
Edward Burns
James Donnelly
John May
Joe Flanaghan
Cornelius Fox
Edward Mitchell
O' Boyle
North Main Avenue
G. F. Pritchard
Sunset Avenue
Lake Forrest
David Evans
Virginia United States Volunteers
Richmond
Evans
Thomas Evans
William F. Morgers
Taylor
T. K. James
Green Rides
William Lewis
Chappell's
Mulley
Electric Chautauqua Circle
Oneita Combination Underwear for All Ages
Oneita offers one price underwear for men women and children praised for comfort fit and hygiene. A range from Egyptain cotton and wool blends to all wool weaves with single piece suits priced from 50 cents to 2.50 per piece.
Local Notes and Visits Highlight North End Social Round
At Marvine P. Carter home tonight Mrs. Jane A. Williams returns from Derranceton visits Harry Wood of East Market Street revisits Wilkes-Barre F W Ackerly returns from a long trip Rev and Mrs Savage back in Plymouth after visiting son T B Savage Kathryn Ring of Binghamton N Y returns home after visiting Mrs Annie Healey of West Market Street Mrs William Healey of Charles Street entertains her niece Miss HK Healey of Towanda Mis James Thorpe visits Mr and Mrs Joshua Thomas of Wood Street North End United choir to rehearse at Alfredidalds hall Friday and Sunday evenings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvine P. Carter
Jane A. Williams
Derranceton
Harry Wood
East Market Street
Wilkes-Barre
F. W. Ackerly
William Healey
Charles Street
HK. Healey
Towanda
James Thorpe
Joshua Thomas
Wood Atrret
North End United Choir
Afredibald's Hall
New Hooting Process Boosts Rail Output at Soul Mill
The Soul mill adopts a hooting method to raise rail production but foresees not meeting the standard without expansions. Four new soaking pits are excavated as eight pits struggle to keep pace, with vulcan cranes moving ingots to increase throughput. Walls and gas-producers will be strengthened to support added pits and gas supply. General Manager Wehrum aims to beat the old heating standard by a large margin once work finishes, and more workers will be hired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vulcan
Wehrum
St. Aloysius
T. A. B. Society
Thomas A. Donahoe
John Ward
Thomas Biglin
Thomas Wade
Luke Moran
James Daley
John Nealla
Andrew Merrick
Wilkes-Barre
Green Ridge
C. J. Ruddy
South Washington Avenue
Maud
Gertrude Gibson
Gibson
M. Moffatt
B. V. Manley
A. McHugh
A. McGrail
B. McGuire
G. Mayock
B. I. Missett
A. Kennedy
L. Richardson
K. Moran
M. Murray
Patrick Gibson
Messrs. James
James Reid
South Side
South Side Lumber Company
Germania Hall
Thomas Gibson
Workingmen's Hall
Obituary notes for Lloyd family and Clark kin
William Lloyd of Capouse Avenue dies after diphtheria at 46. Funeral private this morning. Also Mrs Miccor Clark of 1 North Garfield Avenue dies of apoplexy. services Saturday at 10:40 and burial in Pan. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Broma Place and son John Clark. Also a boy with rheumatic knee finds relief and cure from Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, per J T Bays pastor Neodesha Kansas. Matthews Bros. sold products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
William Lloyd
Capouse
Aveing
Miccor “Lark
Wert Scranton
John W. Clark
Garfield Avenue
Broddamsville
Walls
Broma J, Place
Falls
John
Sin Pan
Chamberlain
J. TV. Bays
Pastor Christian Church
Neodesha
Kan
All Druggista
Matthews Bros
Surprise anniversary dinner for Mr and Mrs Regilar in West Scranton
Mr and Mrs George Regilar of 376 Deckercourt were surprised by friends on their fifth wedding anniversary and received a 120 piece dinner set. Roland Thomas spoke, with many local guests attending including Mr and Mrs Morgan Williams and Miss Grace Evans among others. Several relatives also sent best wishes as travel plans and social calls are noted. Excelsior Glee members are asked to attend rehearsal at 129 North Main avenue and Washington camp members plan to attend a flag raising at the high school this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Regilar
Deckercourt
Keglar
Mattie Thomas
Roland Thomas
Mr. Kellar
Morgan Williams
William Evans
Joseph D. Thomas
W. R. Williams
David H. Parry
Wiliam A
John Thomas
Edward Barrett
Lot Ludwig
James P. Harris
Frank Pedrick
John Hughes
J. Jamee
Jane Jones
Mattie
Alice Thomas
Elizabeth Morgan
Hugh Jones
George Nicholls
John Davis
G. A. Williams
A. J. Perry
Stephen Keglar
Charles Keglar
William Wagner
Mary L. Williams
James Keglar
Carbondale
Moscow
David Weed
Jackson Street
W. H. Diehl
Hampton Street
Vielt
New York City
Mise Lillian Transve
Portland
Excelsior Glee Society
North Main Avenue
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of American
Masonic Hall
Farewell Reception For Mrs. Wateyn Before Move
Mrs. Lewis Wateyn wife of Professor Lewis Wateyn former chorister of St David s church now at New Castle was feted at her mother s residence 114 Swetland street Guests include Mr and Mrs Marshall John Isaac David Thomas Stephens Williams Raymond Price and many others A piano duet and solos entertained as she plans to join her husband at their new home early next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Wateyn
St. David's Church
New Castle
Ann Edwards
Swetland Street
Wateyn
David Davis
Thos. Elias
W. J. Davis
David Stephens
W. Evans
Norma
Harvest Home Festival Observed by Simpson Method Church
The Simpson Method of Episcopal church held its annual harvest home festival in the lecture room with grain fruits and farming implements on display. Rev J Th Sweet presided over a short program featuring readings songs and instrumental and whistling solos. Refreshments of brown bread baked beans and coffee followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
J. Th. Sweet
Clara Hans
Alice Williams
Stella
Laura Stubblebine
Bessie Frounfelker
FE. D. Morse
Helen Long
Mr. Evans
Benjamin Hughes
Doily Club Formed by Clarke Bros Millinery Staff
A new Doily club, the first on this side, was organized by Clarke Bros millinery staff. The first meeting occurred last Monday at Miss Margaret Carey home 150 South Sumner avenue. Members include Mae Jones Marriet Hern Elizabeth Fenwick Magdalene Jones Agnes Powers Helen Culkin Agnes Healis Hettie Stark Mary Davis Cora Williams Lena Koch Kittle Gallagher Harriet Brown Frances Metain Mayme Fasseld Gertrude Welsenftue Margaret Corin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clubdiom
Clarke Bro
Margaret Carey
South
Sumner Avenue
Misses Mae Jones
Marriet Hern
Elizabeth Fenwick
Magdalene Jones
Agnes Powers
Helen Culkin
Agnes Healis
Hettie Stark
Mary Davis
Funeral of Mrs John Jameison Held on Washburn Street
Funeral services for the late Mrs John Jameison were held yesterday at 2 40 PM from 1504 Washburn Street with Rev J P Mof fatt of Washburn Street Presbyterian Church officiating. A quartet sang during the service and pallbearers included Richard H Williams Thomas T Evans Harry Phillips and E Sorantes. Interment followed at Wardhurn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
John Jameison
Washburn Street
J. P. Moffatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Lizelle Merchant
Margaret Hopkins
Joseph Thomas
EB. Hughes
John H. Thomas
Wardhurn Street
Richard H. Williams
Thomas T. Evans
Harry Phillips
E. Sorantes
Local guests visit from several cities and streets
Mrs. Margaret Dorhis of O11 City guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Powers on Luserne street. Frank Westfield of Wilkes-Barre returns home after a visit. Miss Margaret McCoy of Tenth street hosts Miss Julia Reilly of Hudson Pa. Mrs. Jamon Fuller of Washburn street hosts Miss Beassie Howe of Binghamton. Mrs. A M Eldred of Lafayette street visiting Georgetown. Miss Margaret Phillips of Price also listed as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dorhis
O11 City
Jeffrey Powers
Luserne Street
Frank Westfield
Wilkes-Barre
Margaret McCoy
Tenth Street
Julia Reilly
Hudson, Pa
Jamon Fuller
Washburn Street
Ancor
Beassie Howe
Binghamton
A. M. Eldred
Lafayette Street
Georgetown
Margaret Phillips
Price
Remains of 2 Year Old Ed wards Taken for Burial
The remains of Jennie Ed wards, 2, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Ed wards of 1113 Hampton Street, were conveyed to the Delaware Lackawanna and Western depot this morning then on the 10410 train to Cresco where services were held and interment made. Every member of the West Side Republican club is asked to attend the regular meeting this evening in the club rooms at Main avenue and Jackson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Albert Edwards
Hampton Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Depot
Cresco
West Side
Republican Club
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Damascus Glee Club Plans Evening Meeting in Dunmore
The Damascus Glee Club of Dunmore and Scranton will meet at Herman Ludwig’s home on West Drinker Street at eight tonight. Various local events are listed including socials at Finley’s hall, a guest visit from Miss Ruth Seigle, and a drills day of handicapped play at Allison's hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus Glee Club
Dunmore
Scranton
Herman Ludwig
West Drinker Street
Division No. 10
L. A
Finley's Hall
Ruth Seigle
Troy
N. Y
Peter Seigle
Elm
Butler Streets
Allison's
Drinker Street
Mangan Brothers
Cherry Street
Walsh
Walsh. Messrs. Parfrey and Dainty Company
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Kate Allen
Monroe County
Evangelist Cobb
New Assembly
God
Garden
Moses
Abraham
Jacob
Christ
Eis Son
Grant
Young
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Old Forge
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Pequest Tribe of
Red Men
Sachem
M. C. Decker
Sagamore
Harl Munich
Clinton Wampglin
Prophet
H. B. Cale
Wampum
J. Knapp
Peter Seige
No. 338
St. Mark's Church
Washington Hall
Bessie Sloat
A. D. van Gorder
al. Austin
Benjamin Jeffrey
Harwood Mandolin Orchestra
Edison
Albert Hollander
Curious Drinks From History In London Mail
The London Mail discusses historic beverages and their appeal to modern readers. It notes the Kevrtlans left depictions of a drunken scene and mentions wines dated over 6,000 years ago, plus a barley beer named Hexa, with the ancient Assyrians also fond of wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
Vikins
Valhalla
Chauncer
Edward Iv
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Scranton
Budden
Talliessen Davis
Wic
McDennsil i Uleee Society Pinaiat
Alles
Jennie “Zlewier
Scripture Leeson
Wee Mies
Phoebe Smith
Eee
Hemarku
Gates
Globe Warehouse
Shaw
South Scranton
Young Women's Christian Association
Cedar Avenue
West Scranton
George Keglar
Lewis Watkins
Harvest Home
Simpson M. E
Harvest Home Festival
J. Jameison
Plu
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka, Ave
Lyceum Theatre
Reis & Burgunder
H. R Long
Lith St
Paul Gilmore
OH. A. du Souchet
My Fire
Lndia
Toe Man
Mexico
Vic. Fuonter
Han My
Saleopen Sa
Academy OF Music
Burgunder & Reis
Blondell
Finnesy
Company of Artists
Libb
Blondeil
Edward T. Spears
Comedy and Dramatic CO
Clarence Bennett
Gaiety Theatre
The
High Rollers
Sylvia
Tarr
Lindstrom
Hogarth
George IV
Schweppe
Geneva
England
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