West Scranton Blaze Ravages Bellevue Heights Home
A late Saturday fire at 8 15 p m destroyed a Delaware Lackawanna and Western company house on Back Street between Bellevue and Dodge breakers. Firemen, hampered by water shortages, could only save a few Graham furnishings as two Thomas children narrowly escaped. Residents urge improved water supply and fire protection for Bellevue and Lincoln Heights after prior losses.
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Box 324
Corbett Avenue
Archbald Street
Bellevue
Dodge
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Back Street
James Graham
Thomas Thomas
Eagles
Graham
Thomas
Lincoln Heights
Harvest Home Services at Chestnut Street German Church
The Chestnut Street German Presbyterian church held Harvest Home festival services yesterday morning in German with special music by the choir. Rev. Jacob Schoettle delivered a sermon from the fourth chapter of Genesis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Jacob Schoettle
Thanksgiving Service Promotes Cheerful Giving and Godly Living
A sermon titled Our Thanksgiving should consist of cheerful giving and Godly living inspired a large congregation at the service.
Republican Mass Meeting at Mears Hall Preview
Speakers for the upcoming Republican mass meeting at Mears hall next Thursday include Marriott Brosius of Lancaster John R Farr attorney A J Colborn Jr and Assistant District Attorney W Gaylord Thomas Muelo is to be provided by the T J Reynolds Glee club of sixty voices Frank B Keene president of the West Side Republican club will marshal the parade Albert Davis will captain the Rough Riders squad The club will meet tomorrow evening to distribute uniforms.
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Mears’ Hall
Marriott Brosius
Lancaster
John R. Farr
A. J. Colborn, Jr
W. Gaylord Thomas
Muelo
T. J. Reynolds Glee Club
Sixty Voices
Frank B. Keene
West Side
Republican Club
Albert Davis
Rough Riders
Death of Young Willie Sterling in Susquehanna County
Willie Sterling sixteen son of Mr and Mrs F M Sterling of South Malin avenue died in Brooklyn Susquehanna county after blood poisoning and lockjaw following a hand cut at his father's meat market He visited the Tiffany family and funeral services were held at Brooklyn with his parents and relatives in attendance reflecting a double bereavement for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
F. M. Sterling
South Malin Avenue
Brooklyn
Susquehanna County
Charles Tiffany
Funeral service for Lewis A. Rudler at Chestnut Street church
The funeral for Lewis A. Rudler, who died at his parents home 820 Hampton Street, was held at 2 PM yesterday at the Chestnut Street German Presbyterian Church. Rev. Jacob Schoettle officiated, with interment in Washburn Street Cemetery. Pallbearers: Harry Shafer, John Leber, Edward Christ, Paul Schoen, Henry Schwanger, George Steinicke. Floral tributes noted. A second service for John Zintel will be at 2:30 PM tomorrow at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church, with burial in Washburn Street Cemetery.
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Lewis A. Rudler
Hampton Street
Chestnut Street
German Presbyterian Church
Jacob Schoettle
Washburn Street
Harry Shafer
John Leber
Edward Christ
Paul Schoen
Henry Schwanger
George Steinicke
John Zintel
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Doctor George Beach to study in New York six months
The Tribune erred in reporting a permanent retirement. Dr. George Beach will depart tomorrow for a six month course at the Good Samaritan Dispensary. Robert Flynn, night yardmaster at Taylor yard, and Miss Mary Molly of Fellows street, will wed at Holy Cross church on Wednesday October 17 at 6 PM. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Schoen of Division street, and a young son to Mr. and Mrs. James...
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the Tribune
George Beach
New York
Good Samaritan Dispensary
Rtobert Flynn
Taylor Yard
Mary Malloy
Fellows Street
Holy Cross Church
George Schoen
Division Street
James
Maslin and Cambric Gowns Featured in Sale
Fine needlework and exquisite taste mark the Maslin and Cambric gowns on display. The department invites buyers to visit during the sale, promising practical and critical praise from discerning shoppers.
Lace trims and Hamburgs for fine gowns at low prices
Advertisement notes combination trims in lace and Hamburgs with very fine muslin and faultless making. Gowns advertised as inexpensive at 1.85 dollars are featured, appealing to budget shoppers.
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Hamburg
Merit Counts With Unmatched Effort and Clear Reductions
The message emphasizes higher grades achieved without expense, aligning reductions proportionally with provided illustrations and promising ample satisfaction to students and educators alike.
Local notices and public meetings report
Thomas of Twelfth Street suffered a dislocated shoulder after a fall from a tree. Regular Columbia Chemical, Franklin Engine, and Local union meetings are announced with expected delegates and parade preparations. Also noted: injuries to Henry J. Davis from a mine roof fall, Hibernian drawing for 15 dollars, and various church services, concerts, and community events.
Local Visitors and Visitors Return from Abroad
A list of residents and former acquaintances visiting or returning home includes P. J. Moore of Brooklyn visiting in West Scranton. Miss Mary Davies in Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. William C. Jones back from four months in England. Ollie Wilkins joining parents in Buffalo. Richard Thomas seriously ill after returning from Wales. Rachel Powell visiting Edwardsdale relatives. Miss Emma Coon visiting Ella Shaw in Carbondale. Mrs. William Harris visiting sister in Lafayette street. Mrs. Baumgardner guest in Jackson street. Mrs. D. J. Walters back from four months in England and Wales. Dr. W J I Davis resumes practice after a Paterson visit.
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P. J. Moore
Brooklyn
N. Y
West Scranton
Mary Davies
South Malin Avenue
Wilkes- Barre
William C. Jones
Clark's Place
England
Ollie Wilkins
Tripp's Park
Buffalo
Richard Thomas
Liew Herbert
Wales
Swetland Street
Rachel Powell
North Garfield Avenue
Edwardsdale
Emma Coon
Carbondale
Ella Shaw
North Hyde Park Avenue
William Harris
Wilken- Barre
David Evans
Lafayette Street
Baumgardner
Olyphant
J. W. Aylesworth
Jackson Street
D. J. Walters
North Bromley Avenue
W. J. I. Davis
North Main Avenue
Paterson
N. J
Davis
Community Notes From Green Ridge and Nearby
Green Ridge residents share updates on visits to New York City and nearby towns. Mrs Herbert Taylor and Mrs Kittie Henwood are noted, along with Mildred Tice visiting Luther Smith and others. A Masonic lodge meeting is announced for this evening, and the B. M. club enjoyed a Lake Scranton supper and a Callander dance. Lansing to deliver a lecture on the Glacier of the Alps at the Presbyterian church with proceeds aiding mission libraries. Evelyn Jones to depart Tuesday for St Mary’s School in New York.
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Herbert Taylor
Capoose Avenue
New York City
Misa Kittie Henwood
Laura Meldrum
Richmont Ave
Mildred Tice
Wrocklyn
N. Y
Luther Smith
Wyom- Dry Avenue
Green Ridge Lodge
Masonic Hall
Mckeon Avenue
B. M. Club
Lake Scranton
Alps
Lanalog
Lynn
Evelyn Jones
St. Mary's School
Minooka Notices of Death and Weddings in Old Forge
The town records a series of obituaries and announcements. Henry Cook dies after falling from a train and funeral services will be held in Minooka Cemetery. Annie McDonough and Thomas Casey announce an upcoming wedding. Cornelius Dolan passes away after a long illness. funeral details to be announced.
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Mika Moliie Snyder
Old Forge
Frivors
Henry Cook
Olvlowk
Minooka Cemetery
James Boland
Ateliluld
Tov
Boland
Mangie Cotler
Greenwood
Porest City
Annie McDonough
Thomas Casey
Scranton
Cornelius Dolan
Davin Street
Deveaied
Judge Reflects On Hen Milk Feeds For Chicks
In a humorous city scene Miss Newly encounters a flock of chickens and quips about a hen needing more milk to feed her brood, prompting a playful exchange with the grand Mr. P.
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Miss Newly
Donn's Kidney Pills End Long Search for Relief
Scranton resident Mrs J Betrand reports backache and kidney pain relief after using Donn's Kidney Pills, purchased at Matthews Bros. drug store. She says the treatment cured her and notes the 60 cent price with Foster Milburn Co. as sole US agents and Conan's as a reminder.
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Scranton
South
Washington Avenue
Matthews Bros
Price
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Conan's
Dunmore Doings Water Shortage Risk Looms
Dunmore gauge shows only about twenty feet of water in the Dunmore Gas and Water reservoir, with a 60 million gallon capacity. If rain does not come soon, officials plan to draw from Scranton Gas and Water to avert a famine and may arrange temporary relief.
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Dunmore Gas and Water Company
Scranton Gas and Water Company
George B. Smith
Two Board Members Attend Borough School Meeting
Only two members of the borough school board were present at the appointed time, Secretary Haggerty and Director Miller. Citizens with petitions were asked to wait for a quorum, as a meeting is planned for a night this week when teachers will receive orders and salaries, unpaid since July.
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Borough School Board
Haggerty
Miller
Local teachers hold morning institute with discussions and recitals
The ten school buildings held a Saturday morning teachers institute in the High school building with discussions on raising standards. Miss Margaret Cox led a recital filled program. Sessions will continue throughout the year. Members attended rally day services at Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches with new scholars joining.
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Margaret Cox
J. L. Warner
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. J. Haughton
St.Mark's Church
Canada
Mary Scanlon
Montrose
Pierce Clarey
Potter Street
Harry Warner
Chicago
Rev. Young
Moosic
Presbyterian Church
Sermon at Providence church on Nehecheathing the Sword
At Providence Methodist Episcopal church yesterday Rev G A Cuve preached a sermon on the subject Nehecheathing the Sword praising miners for orderly conduct amid their strike. Miss Helen McNish hosted a gathering on Black Street with friends, featuring refreshments and games. Ida Christmas led a Gospel meeting at the YWCA room, and the Ladies Aid Society of Providence Presbyterian plans a rummage sale October 16 and 17 in Osterhout's store. Mrs Cutler and Mrs Wolfe were noted in entertaining relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
G. A. Cuve
Margaret Golden
Kate Greeley
Martha Loftus
Mary McDavitt
Stella McNish
Mesars
Edward Barrett
Charles O'Malley
John Murtaugh
Willim McNish
David Meehan
Young Women's Christian Association
Ida Christmas
North Main Avenue
Ladie' Ald
Osterhout
North End Republican club to meet. rally planned
Bertha Preston of Court Street hosts friends Friday evening. North End Republican club No 1 meets at 7 90 for important business and to arrange a future rally date. North End men also to meet at Providence Presbyterian church Social rooms this evening. David Rosser and family visit D J Evans and Mrs Jones family.
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Mra
Stull
Bitteh
Mea
Wolfe
Phillipsburg
Bertha Preston
Court Street
North End
Republican Club
No. 1
Providence Presbyterian Church
David Rosser
Taylor
D. J. Evans
Summit Avenue
David Db. Jones
Annie
D. D. Jones
Putnam Street
Park Place Social and Travel Notes
Park Place residents report travelsto New York City with several staying two weeks and others visiting friends in New York state and St. Louis. John Schoonover recovers from illness. Epworth league plans a Tuesday social at William Ward’s Diamond avenue home. Patrolman Palmer’s daughter is ill with typhoid fever in Providence.
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Harry Jeffers
West Court Street
New York City
George Reed
Parker Street
N. T. Holley
Sterling Street
New York State
Frank Mackey
Dickson Avenue
St. Louis
John Schoonover
Marion Street
Epworth League
Park Place
The Fearless Coward and General Douglas
From the Saturday Evening Post tale of General Henry Kyd Douglas a versatile soldier and leader praised for a cake walk at a Northern resort. He recalls military feats as chief of staff under Stonewall Jackson and a brave young recruit who chose courage over retreat after a little girl’s sight inspired him to fight.
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Saturday Evening Post
Henry Kyd Douglas
Douglas
Stonewall Jackson
Forty hours devotion opens at St Mary's Scranton
With the 6 o'clock mass at St Mary's church on River street the forty hours devotion begins and will continue to Tuesday night. Rev Adam Christ of Lebanon preached last evening to a large crowd and other clergy from Danville Wilkes Barre Pittston and West Scranton will officiate tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
River Street
Adam Christ
Lebanon
Peter Christ
St. Mary's Church
Father Frazer
Danville
Father Batts
Wilkes-Barre
Henry Christ
Lancaster
Father Straub
Pittston
Father Welden
West Scranton
Mills to Resume Steel Rails Production This Week
Report claims South steel mills will reopen this week to meet a large demand for rails. The news caused excitement among the 1400 mill workers in the area as department heads faced many inquiries. Foreman J O Bowers could not confirm and General Manager Wehrum declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Steel Mills
J. O. Bowers
Pittston Avenue
Wehrum
Surprise Party for Fred Kouski at Meadow Avenue
A large gathering hosted a Saturday evening surprise at Fred Kouski’s Meadow Avenue home with singing dancing and various amusements before a collation. Attendees included Misses Freda Miller Beck Clara Graber Reidenbach Julia Emma Kouskl Hafline Kellerman Kate Kouskl and Messrs Fred Weinig Chiia Rose Philip Levert Fred Neuls John Roth August Bahr Charles Sames Henry Sames Henry Kiefer Victor Noth Rudolph Reidenbach Chris Baer Fred Kellerman Fred Kioht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kouski
Meadow Avenue
Freda Miller
Miss Beck
Clara Graber
Miss Reidenbach
Julia
Emma Kouskl
Miss Hafline
Miss Kellerman
Kate Kouskl
Fred Weinig
Chiia Rose
Philip Levert
Fred Neuls
John Roth
August Bahr
Charles Sames
Henry Sames
Henry Kiefer
Victor Noth
Rudolph Reidenbach
Chris Baer
Fred Kellerman
Fred Kioht
Jack the Stopper Plagued City District
Police seek a man or boy who nightly stalks near Bar ber Asphalt works on South Washington Avenue and harasses young women. He patrols a multi block area and drew a knife on a passerby who challenged him. Lieutenant Zang’s men watch for him as they close in on the unidentified suspect.
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Barber Asphalt Company
Washington Avenue
Zang
Second lecture of People’s Lecture Course at Cedar Avenue
Rev A J Van Cleft of Dunmore will speak on Abraham Lincoln America’s Greatest Son Thursday evening. His reputation as an orator is well known locally and a large crowd is expected to hear this favorite subject.
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Cedar Avenue Methodist Church
A. J. van Cleft
D. D
Dunmore
Abraham Lincoln
America
Cedar avenue sees porch milk thefts and church activities
Residents report a gang of petty thieves stealing milk from porches and doorways around Cedar avenue. The Cedar Avenue Methodist Ladies Aid plan to resume winter work Wednesday in the parlors. The Cedar avenue Young Women's Christian Association held a successful service led by Miss Anna Krebs.
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Cedar Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Avenue Methodist Church
Young Women’s Christian Association
Anna K
Obituary notices of John Zintel and others in Servanton area
John Zintel a shoe repairer on Servanton street died Saturday at his home 204 North Main Avenue after a long illness He lived in Servanton sixteen years survived by wife and four children He was a member of West Ride Congregation Order of Hentasophs Knights of the Golden Kaute Olive Leaf Lodge of Odd Fellows Carbon Dale Funeral at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church at 2 PM burial in Washburn Street cemetery Also obituary notes for Mrs Alice Goodrich While widow of Larned While died at 544 Vine Street born Homer New York August 4 2510 married January 5 1830 to Larned White who died August 4 274 survived by daughter and five granddaughters Funeral announced later Hugh Gilmore longtime resident of No 5 South Sermiton died yesterday after malaria progressed to typhoid fever he was well known
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John Zintel
Servanton
North Main Aven
Dyoe
Germany
le i
Foyer
Ainetel
West Ride Conclavy
Order of Hentasophs
Knights of the Golden
Alice Goodrich
Larned
Vine Street
Homer
N. Y
Larned White
Calvin Seybolt
Hugh Gilmore
South Sermitton
No. 5
Mr. Gilmore
Scranton
County
Sligo
Ireland
Mise Annie Murray
James
William
Annie
Bernard
Bessie
St. John’s Church
Cathedral
Tragic Death Of Cora Kibler In Pittston Avenue
Cora Kibler, spoken of as the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kibler of Pittston Avenue, died Saturday morning after a brief illness. Funeral services are planned this afternoon at the family home, with burial at Washburn Street Cemetery conducted by Rev. F. P. Doty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Alfred Kibler
Pittston Avenue
F. P. Doty Terment
Washburn Street
Pat and Pat Plaid Speech Echoes Rural Dialect
Fragmented dialogue in rural patois. unclear events or identities. text centers on Pat and Mike with garbled speech suggesting a heated or puzzled exchange. No clear actions, dates, or places can be confirmed from the readable lines.
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West
Bellevue Heights
D. L. & W. Company
Lewis Rudler
Lockjaw
Harvest Home Festival Services
Aleta
Dufour
Republican Mass Meeting
General News
Globe Warehouse
Mt. Pleasant
Division No. 1
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Hari Gari
Del
Philadelphia
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Carpenter
New York Herald
Main Avenue
West Side Conclave
First Welsh Baptist Church
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
St. Brenden's Council
Young Men's Institute
Jenkins’ Drug Store
Plymouth Congregational Church
Wll
West Side Board of Trade
James Conwell
David Davis
Green Ridge
North Scranton
Taylor News
Parson Price
Parry
Basa
Jerusalem
Brynlana Cassin
Judah
Joseph
Brooks
United Mine Workers of America
David J. Davis
J. J. Jenkins
Nebo Church
Brick Church
Lizzie Powell
Sons of Temperance
Daniel E. Moses
Spring Brook
David P. Griffiths
D. C. Edwards
Olwen M. Howell
Annie Davis
Richard Roberts
John Powell
Sidney Owens
A. R. Duke
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Blodwin Jones
Carrie Witchurch
James Morris
Thomas P. Prendergast
Depot Street
Drigglete
Henry
Platt
Platt Street
Yceum Theatre
Walter E. Perkins
Mexico
Hi. A. DuSouchet
India
Maine
California
Eugenie Blair
Rupport
Wallace’s Theatre
Mrn
Francia Hodgson Burnett
Stephen Townsend
Henri Cresartt
Academy OF Music
Bono
Lescees
OWN
Daniel R. Ryan
New Gaiety Theatre II
LONG
Lessee
Marnes
al. Reeves
Ince Mecusker
Prima Donna
Wiley Hamilton
Thatcher
Manhattan
Spruce Street
Ray Wademan
Miles Wademan
Peckville
Prospect Cemetery
Ann McDonough
OL Meridian Street
Michael
Patrick
Join
Patrick Joyce
Martin Brensnon
Mina Sallie Riley
Mathew Riley
Gurdoor Avenue
St. Paul's
Pat
Mike
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