West Scranton Events Highlight Firemen Visit Farewells
Columbians and Franklins host visitors from Union Steam Fire company Lebanon and Sheridan band Newmanstown. Friendships Muncy and Allens Allentown depart after a week of hospitality. Firemen enjoyed meals and song as trains pulled away from Division street after a memorable gathering.
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Delaware and Hudson
Columbias
Franklings
Union Stean Fire Company
Lebanon
Sheridan Band
Newmanstown
Moomsburg
Allens
Allentown
Columbia Hare House
Goml Fellowship
Hove
Division Street
Friendships
Allentown Band
Wil
Celebration at Frank Ling Engine House for Union Steam Sheridan Band
Last night the reception at the Frank Ling Engine House on North Hyde Park Avenue featured the Union Steam Sheridan band led by Professor F. M. Eck. About 25 skilled musicians performed in the reception room and impressed guests with a program of excellence and strong parade appearances. Prof. Clark S. Thomas gave several remarks.
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Frankling Engine House
Union Steam Fire Company
Lebanon
Sheridan
North Hyde Park Avenue
Pond
F. M. Eck
Clark S. Thomas
Nostellors Somach Nit ters Advertised Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Nostellors Somach Nit ters as a cure for stomach liver and kidney aliments. The text markets it as a set rather than an experiment and urges trial.
Fire Company Demonstration Delights Hyde Park Crowd
Plano Solve and Daniel Clemmons entertained visitors with his whist ling specialty. Fire company numbers and officers were listed. At 8 40 oclock taps were found, Kime gave an exhibition and response to an imaginary alarm on Hyde Park avenue, witnessed by several hundred people. Ex Chief Hartman of Lebanon attended with Mr. Kime.
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Plano Solve
Daniel Clemmons
Cigare
Levi Hurts
Ed Ward M. Weber
George H. Sing
Daniel Mager
William Goswart
KR. A. Arnold
Charles M. Kilsinger
Kime
Hyde Park Avenue
Hartman
Lebanon
Ingenious Fire Drill Sparks False Alarm at Trook and Ladder
Last night at Trook and Ladder house a staged display went awry when a belt burst into flames and firefighters from central city arrived quickly. Chief Walker called the incident premixed spontaneous combustion and the flames were extinguished with chemicals before serious damage. The stunt drew a large crowd and amused both firemen and onlookers.
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Central City
West Lackawanna Avenue
Seventh Stres
Walker
Police Court Docket Highlights Two Youths and Adults
Aderman John presided over a busy session. Harry Williams of Mount Carmel was jailed twenty days for pickpocketing firemen at Jersey Central Depot. Mary May aged 03 and Andrew Anderson aged 17 of Columbia faced a serious charge with the woman given thirty days and the boy discharged. William Frances was held for fifteen days in default of a three dollar fine for vagrancy and begging from visiting firemen.
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Aderman John
Harry Williams
Mount Carmel
Jersey Central
Davis
Mary May
Andrew Anderson
Columbia
William Frances
Hyde Park Avenue Blockade Delays Traffic
Workmen flushing Hyde Park Avenue yesterday morning placed obstructions, delaying traffic as crews worked to clear the blockage. No injuries reported and exact cause to be determined by city inspectors.
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Flushing
Hyde Park Avenue
Blockade on pave prompts assault at Silurian lodge event
The article recalls a street clash when Charles Bohlief drove a team onto the pavement, sparking a confrontation with workman Myers who accused Schilef of assault with a whip. Myers filed a warrant for Schilef, but officers could not locate him. The piece then covers the installation of officers for Silurian lodge No. 74 and related fraternal activities in Vans Hall, South Main Avenue, with plans for further installations that evening.
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Charles Bohlief
Bohlief
Lafayette Street
Myers
Schilef
Kasson
Choral Society Event Postponed to Monday Evening
The entertainment under the direction of the choral society will now take place in the room on Monday evening. Members are working diligently for a successful affair with cake and coffee served. Reverend I R Poster will lead Sunday gospel meeting at 4 45 PM. All young women welcome at the West Scranton branch of Up Young Women's Christian Association corner Scranton Street and Main Avenue. Meetings are Monday and Thursday evenings at 7 30. Free to all members. A committee meeting will be held at the WoC A rooms for Wes branch members on Thursday evening. All committee and association members are invited.
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Mrev. I. RB
West Scranton
Up Young Women's Chrristian Association
Scranton Street
Main Avenue
Wes. Sule
Meeting of Fleet Welsh Baptist church youth union
The Baptist Young People's union of the Fleet Welsh Baptist church held a regular evening meeting in the lecture room with Vice-President Luther Lewis presiding. Hugh Williams led the song service and Henry Jenkins presented a paper titled The Fool Hath Said in His Heart There Is No God. The composition received favorable comment from many members.
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Baptist Young People’s Union of the Fleet Welsh Baptist Church
Luther Lewis
Hugh Williams
Henry Jenkins
Hyde Park Father Mathew Ball at Armory Oct Night
Hyde Park Father Mathew society holds its twenty eighth annual ball at the armory on Tuesday evening October. Hall decor will be elaborate and floor prepared by Prof J Frank Siegel. Bauer's orchestra provides music with refreshments served. A cake walk at 10 o'clock is open to all. Dancing begins at 8 o'clock with thirty six dances on the programme.
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Hyde Park
Father Mathew Society
Armory
J. Frank Siegel
Bauer
Funeral Services For Emily Teague At North Garfield
Services over the remains of Emily Teague were held yesterday at 10 50 AM at her parents home on North Garfield avenue. Rev FF Mathews pastor of First Baptist church conducted the rites. Friends attended the funeral and pallbearers included George Asbury John Nichols Ray Morgan and John Morris. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery.
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Emily Teague
Deceaused
Garfield Avenue
FF. Mathews
First Baptist Church
George Asbury
John Nichols
Ray Morgan
John Morris
Washburn Street
Royal Arcanum Meeting Recap and Paper on U S Menaces
The Lackawanna council Royal Arcanum met last evening despite yesterday's Tribune error. Charles T. R. Acker presented Some Menaces to the United States Constitution, with discussion led by Charles K. Olver, H. L. Morgan, V. H. Lauer, W. A. Paine, H. Harris, B. A. Cruttenilen and others.
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the Tribune
Lackawanna Puncil
Royal Arcanum
Charles TR. Acker
United States
Charles KE. Olver
H. L. Morgan
Victor H. Lauer
W. A. Paine
Howell H. Harris
B. A. Cruttenilen
Franklin Mogine Company Show Er Test At Corner
The Franklin Mogine company show er will be tested at 8 o'clock this morning on the corner of Pourteenth and Acadamy streets. Chief Walter ordered Permanent Men Kime and Lowry to arrange the test, to be witnessed by visiting firemen.
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Franklin Mogine Company
Fengen Falls
Pourteenth and
Acadamy
Walter Yosterday
Kime and
Lowry
Wily Ailicitia
Plymouth Congregation Ladies Host October Supper
The Plymouth Congregation church women whose names start with I through L will serve an initial supper in the lecture room on Wednesday evening October 11 from 6 to 7 o'clock. The Women’s Home Missionary Society of Simpson Methodist Episcopal church will meet in regular session Monday at 7:49 PM in the lecture room of the church.
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Ladies of Plymouth Congregations
M Eiety
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Local events note social, sermons and funeral plans
Ripple Division No 45 Sons of Temperance will hold a box social in Evans hall on South Main this evening with a music program. Rev J P Moffat pastor will start a sermon series tomorrow on Paradise with the first talk Paradise Given. Queena Jones funeral set at her Morris court home tomorrow at 3 PM with burial in Washburn street cemetery.
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Sons of Temperance
Evans’ Hall
South Main Avenus
J. P. Moffat
Washburn Strmes
Presbyterian Church
Paradise
Queena Jones
Morria Court
Washburn Street
Local visitors listed at Lake Winds and area homes
A string of visitors and residents are staying with local families and in town. A. M. Morse and Alfred Twiitloy visit Lake Winds, with the Blumes entertaining Brando and Winader and Mrs Woolsey visiting from New York. Lerec Mullizan visits her grandparents the Murrays, Rev. and Mrs. Rowl arrive from Columbus and will occupy a house nearby. The Howers of Bloomsburg visit their daughter Jury on Rock Street.
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A. M. Morse
Tackson Street
Alfred Twiitloy
Swetland Street
Lake Winds
Wiliam Blume
North Main Avenue
Mer
W. D. Brando
Caivantia
Fred Winader
Woolsey
Fimira
N.Y
Mies Lerec Mullizan
Richfield Springs
N. Y
Thomas Murray
Luverne Etrest
A. PF. Rowl
Columbus
Ohio
Hower
Bloomsburg
Agron Jury
Rock Street
North Scranton Sewer Trenching Begins on North Main
Contractors started trenching on North Main Avenue for a new twenty inch terracotta sewer line along Providence road from Philo Street to Court Street. Construction will take a few days and a temporary street railway closure required transferring passengers for safety.
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North Main Avenue
Providence Road
Philo Street
Court Street
Objections to Double Tracking Between Philo and Court Streets
Property owners along Philo and Court Streets oppose laying double tracks by the Traction Company unless the entire street portion used by them is paved. East side frontage lines extend beyond sidewalks, but narrow street prevents changes. An injunction may be sought if double tracking proceeds. dispute centers on paving obligations per ordinance.
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Philo Street
Court Street
Traction Company
Goapo Meeting and Sunday Study Sessions at North Main
Sunday afternoon in the rooms at 20448 North Main Avenue a goapo meeting is set with Mie Von Nort from the South Bute leading. Women invited Monday evening at 70 to a Sunday serioul lesson study and enrollment with Mies Henwood at the association rooms this evening at 7 o'clock.
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North Main Avenue
Mie von Nort
South Bute
Mies Henwood
Association
Chappell Held After Market Street Trespass Hearing
Chappell was arrested yesterday on a complaint by contractors Meaty and Flynn who have been paving East Market Street since spring. He faced a hearing before an alderman and posted $300 bail for court appearance.
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Chappell
Meaty & Flynn
East Market Street
Jersey Hose Guests Welcome Excelsiors in Scranton Visit
The Jersey Hose company of Phil lipsburg NY visited North Scranton and were hosted with a formal welcome. J H W McDoonough opened and Patrick Walsh of the Jerseys replied for his group, inviting the Excelsiors to visit in their next tournament.
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Jersey Hose Company
Phillipsburg
Excelsicons
North Scranton
Opt Street
J. H W. McDoonough
Patrick Walsh
Jerveys
Mxcelsiors
Phillionhurse Company
Local Church Sermon and Funeral Notices Highlight Weekend
Tev George G Cullet of the DPD will preach at Providence Presbyterian Church this evening ahead of communion tomorrow. The funeral of Mrs Martin Hunt will be held Sunday at 2 PM from 140 Cayuga Street and interment is planned for Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club presents Voughts four act drama As Force of Impulse at the Auditorium next Monday. Professor Douglass the magician performed last night at the Auditorium under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society of Providence Presbyterian Church. The Providence Methodist Episcopal Church choir rehearses tonight. Mr William Meow and Miss Sara Tenwith were married Wednesday evening at the bride’s sister Mrs William Jeffreys’s home.
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George G. Cullet
DPD
Providence Presbyterian Church
Martin Hunt
Cayuga Street
Welock
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club
Vought
Archeisurs
Douglass
Thys
Ladies’ Ard Society
Providence Prevbsterian Church
H. Shindel Saunders
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
William & Meow
Sara Tenwith
Willam Jeffreys
Local Social Visits Reported Around Town
Mrs John Simpkins and son Howard visit friends on Church Avenue in Stroudsburg. Mr Marshal Preston of Court Street convalesces after a week of illness. Mrs Emery of Pittston returns home after guests with Mr Lawrence of Summit Avenue. Mrs Powell and Grace of Carbondale visit Mrs Samuel Livia on North Main Avenue. Mrs Eugene Hensler of Thompson Street visits friends in New Jersey. Miss Laura Jones of Parker Street travels. Mrs Lillian Smith of Phultville entertained. Miss Lottie Birtley celebrated with a surprise party on North Mary Avenue with Kinna White Ferey Shirers Volney Soll Margaret Frag Mame Kivane Blalwy Richards and Mrs Mosack present.
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John Simpkins
Howard
Stroudsburg
Church Avenue
Marshal Preston
Court Street
Emery
Pittston
Lawrence
Summit Avenue
Powell
Grace
Carbondale
Samuel Lhivia
North Main Avenue
Eugene Hensler
Thompson Street
New Jersey
Mise Laura Jones
Parker Street
Mises Lillian Smith
Fhulteville
Misa Lottie Birtley
North Mary Avenue
Kinna White
Ferey Shirers
Volney Soll
Margaret Frag
Mame Kivane
Blalwyy Richards
Mle
Mra. Moslack
Charged With Trespass In Driver Case
James HMarrin, a driver for William, faces a trespass charge in a case arising from alleged unauthorized entry. Details remain limited as the investigation continues and court proceedings are expected.
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Tresspass
James Hmarrin
William
St Aloysius T A B Society Elects Officers
In South Scranton the St. Aloysius T A B society held its semi annual election of officers on Thursday evening all incumbents were unanimously re elected. The group plans a parade October 10 and elected delegates to the quarterly convention PF J Brady John Brown Thomas Heenan Thomas OMalley and William Lover.
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St. Aloysius T. A. B. Society
St. Aloysius Boys
PF. J. Brady
John Brown
Thomas Heenan
Thomas O'Malley
William Lover
Funeral for Stephen Gavin Set at Stone Avenue Home
The funeral will be held this morning from the family home on Stone avenue. The service will be followed by interment in Cathedral Cemetery after a solemn misa at St Peter's Cathedral. Columbus council and Young Men's Institute plan a social next Monday at Pharamicy Hall. The Hickory Street Presbyterian church youth group hosted a Thursday evening entertainment. Miss Barbara Brill and William Mays wedded Thursday evening at the bride’s Alder street home by Rev W A Nordh. The Patriot drum corps attended the reception with the Order Sons of America and Junior Maennerchor. Tribune representative sought for South Scranton by letter detailing qualifications and experience.
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Stephen Gavin
Stone Avenue
Mars
St. Peter's Cathedral
Columbus Council
Young Men's Institute
Pharimuicy Hall
Young People's Society
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Barbara Brill
William Mays
Alder Street
W. A. Nordh
Order Sons of America
Maennercher
The
Tribune
Scranton
Meadow Brook Washer Sale Notes
Peacoal sold to teams at 75 conte per ton. Corner of Cedar avenue and Gibbons street referenced in the brief notice.
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Cedar Avenue
Gibbons Street
Green Ridge Community News and Events Update
Master Russell Fagzard of Dickson avenue suffers typhoid fever. Mrs. Van Bergen plans to reside with her niece Mre Know after moving from Carbondale. Mrs. Bentley shows improvement after three weeks with her sister. Revold Lansing to lecture Oct 1 at Green Ridge Presbyterian chapel with proceeds aiding church debt. Neubter family returns from Philadelphia. Charles Wilson improves his Monsey avenue corner property. O F initiates a candidate. Denny Westbuie to install officers Oct 8. General Phinney Engine Company proud of rebuilt engine. An entertainment next Tuesday to aid Miss Masa Kijima of Yokahoum, with Eva Dorsey and pupils. Tribune in Green Ridge. Apply by jotter with qualifications.
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Frank Haggard
Dickson Avenue
Wen
Joseph van Bergen
Carbondale
Mre
M. R. Know
van Kreorgen
Mra
A. BE. Bentley
Velen Franklin
Revold. Lansing
Green Ride Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Eva Dorsey
the Tribune
Green Ridge
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