South Side Wheelmen Club grows as mill projects progress
Twenty-five new members join the South Side Wheelmen's Club at Germania hall while officers become permanent. The Sangnoit Silk Mill addition nears completion with machinery to start next week and a 110 foot flagpole atop a new tower. The South Side Steel mill plans a quick restart after temporary pig iron shortages end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Wheelmen's Club
Sauquoit Sur Mill Addition
South Side Wheelmen's Club
Germania Hall
Tribune
D. F. Crolly
George Wirth, Jr
H. PB. Austin
Mathias Bohn
W. C. Horbach
Conrad Fruehan
William Gable
Otto Robinson
Joseph B Melvin
Sangnoit
Conrad Schroeder
Sanguoit
Schroeder
Eight Members Attend Meeting of the Board of Trade
The West Side board of trade held a quiet meeting with eight members present. Discussions centered on placing Traction Company tracks in the center of Robinson street once paving is complete, sewer plans for South Malin avenue, and calling a public meeting for Fifteenth ward residents. Several wedding notices and local obituaries followed, including Mary Allspaugh and Mrs. David Holvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Mason
Main Avenue
Luzerne Street
Welsh Baptist church social to highlight North End week
Rev W S Jones visits North End friends as Syracuse visitors depart. The Welsh Baptist church hosts an evening social led by its young people with unique waiter costumes and a grand march. Phenezer Sanders recovers from Cayuga mine injuries and can move about. Mr Field returns from Europe. Mr and Mrs Higgins settle with the bride's parents on Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Jones
West Side
Welsh Baptist Church
North End
Hammakin
Rexford
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank Silkman
North Main Ree
Gentery
Phenezer Sanders
Cayuga Mine
Samuel Lillon
M. C. Carr
Dickson Avenue
South Orange
N. J
Field
Europe
M.H. Higgins
Mrs. McKeachen
Oak Street
Miss Edith Ripley and Brother Return From Factoryville
Miss Edith Ripley and her brother Harry of Monroe avenue have returned from a visit with friends at Factoryville. The Ten society will meet this evening at the home of Miss Marlon Kenny on Butler street for organization. The funeral of Mrs. Sammon, who died Sunday night, is set for 10 a.m. today with interment in Catholic cemetery. The borough council met in regular session and authorized re issuing bonds worth 13000 to replace the old revenue. An ordinance granting right of way on streets to the Olyphant and Winton Street Railway was referred to the railroad committee. The Gamawell fire alarm system ordinance, with fines for tampering, passed first and second readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reitenaar
Hampton Street
David Morgan
North Hyde Park Avenue
Wiagara Falls
Cora Roberta
Wilkes-Barre
Edith Williams
Cheatnut Street
C. J. Mann
Adtoona
William Yohe
South Bromley Avenue
Bertha Jenkins
South Hyde Park
Berwick
Mra Prossar
J. D. Williams
Concry Gtors
Myrtle Fraunfelker
South Bry Avenue
New York
Uel’ Gibbs
Hampton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Esational Church
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Wena Cot
Eeresbyterian Church
Judge Edwards
South Main
Oo Ee
Edith Ripley
Harry
Monroe Avenue
Factoryville
Ten Society
Marlon Kenny
Butler Street
Sammon
Catholic
Olyphant and Winton Street Railway Company
Railroad Committee
Gamawell
Social season openings and local notices in Carbondale
The Club of 95 in Lackawanna streets unveiled renovated rooms with bunting decorations and a grand march led by Anna Grady of Carbondale. Recipients of compliments included G J Ferguson J O Malley and W Mooney with committee members listed. Oyster supper at Mahon’s hall hosted by Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian church deemed a success and a funeral notice follows for George Saxe of Blakely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Ladies’ Ald Society
The
Presbyterian Church
George
William Saxe
Blakely
Union Cemetery
J. Hartman
Mary Nealon
Carbondale
J. W. Sweeney
Lackawanna Street
Marie Timmona
Amy Lee
Frank Doane
Harum Scarum
Father Mathew Opera House
Nellie O'Byrne
Misa Huttle McHale
Lackawanna Ebreet
Mins
Joe Conners
Pittston
Tives
Dunmore Street
Church Delegates Attend Temperance Union Convention
James McAndrew and John McKernon from St. Agnes Pioneer corps and John Callahan attended the Catholic Temperance union convention held at Carbondale Sunday afternoon. John McDonald and Patrick Cleary represented St. Joseph's Society. The next quarterly convention will be held at this place with important considerations for temperance work.
Coming Attractions in City Theaters This Week
Mrs. Logan redirected Charles Hanford to acting where he became a leading Shakespearean star. He will play Shylock in The Merchant of Venice at the Academy. Also featured are Miss Harum Scarum with Amy Lee and Frank Doane, Black Crook with a Trilby Ballet, and Brothers Rixford. The Light on the Point debuts at Davis' theater with Nantucket life scenes. Faust starring Joseph Callahan premieres Thursday night with an elaborate production and a strong company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Logan
Charles B. Hanford
Georgetown College
BE. J. Swartz
Miss Harum
Carum
Comediene
Amy Lee
Frank Doane
Academy of Music
Miss Harum-Scarum
Black Crook
Academy
New York
Rixford
Cisinelli
Breton
Scranton
Davis’ Theater
Mosic
Nantucket Island
Crede
Col
of McGinnis
Faust Ot Frothingham
Joseph Callahan
Faust
Mr. Callahan
Lewis Morrison
Holy Trinity Church Social Draws Large Crowd at YWCA
The second annual social of Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church held at the YWCA on Washington avenue drew a large crowd. The event featured entertainment and supper organized by church youth, with many attendees filling lecture halls and parlors. The program included vocal solos, recitations, and mandolin music, though A C Cogitzer presided and R W Neubauer was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Adams Avenue
Mulberry Street
Young Women's Christian Association
Washington Avenue
Doyle
Holcomb Vocal Suett
Miles Doyle
Huffman Vicum Sow
Walter Kipte
Ccc
Imperial Quantette Accompanitat
A. Doersam
R. W. Neubauer
A.C. Cogitzer
Brakeman Ennis Injured In Yard Accident
Brakeman John Ennis of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad suffered a crushed toe in a yard accident at New Angees. Taken to Moses Taylor hospital, amputation of the toe is anticipated. Death of Mrs S P Walter reports her long Franklin Avenue residency ending with funeral plans to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
John Ennis
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
New Angees Day
Moses Taylor Hospital
Weather Defeats Cold in YMCA Amateur Baseball Clash
Yesterday at Base Hall Park the YMCA squad faced professionals in sharp wind and frost as play kept to all innings. Beranton’s side edged a low scoring contest amid near empty stands with 7 to 6 final, highlighting pitching and fielding struggles in frigid conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Base Hall Park
Beranton
Speaatons
ABR
HL GO
TNS
Lelaney
Seandp
Hess
Bbivereeve
Rogers
Ande
Kettrick
Mularkey
Po &One
Muliarkey
G Hughes
Feces S
Vane Cehissreercree
YMCA
A.D. Nolan
T. Brooks
Roese
Delaney
Brooks
Dean
Mullarkey
Mallett
Owens
Gillern
White
Y. M.C.A
Coughlin
McGinnis
Temple Cup Cup Stays With Cleveland In Second Straight Win
Baltimore loses the Temple Cup contest as Cleveland dominant in a 5 to 2 victory. Tebeau and the Spider squad started strong with late scoring while the weather kept attendance under 6,000. The seventh inning sparked excitement with several brilliant plays amid cold conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cleveland
Tebeau
R. H.E. Baltimore
Hoffer and Clark
Young and Zimmer
Corbett’s Party Subpoenaed In Conspiracy Case
Texas sheriff serves process on Jim Daly Billy Delaney Joe Corbett John Donaldson and John McVey all Corbett training party members to appear before the Travis County district court grand jury in Austin as witnesses. Grand jury aims to indict Corbett Fitzsimmons and Stuart for conspiring to commit a felony under Texas law with possible penitentiary terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
John FP. Campbell
Travis County
Jim Daly
Billy” Delaney
Joe Corbett
John Donaldson
John McVey
Corbett
District Court
Grand Jury
Austin
Jim Corbett
Steve O'Donnell
Champion
O'Donnell
Travis County District Court
Fitasinmons
Stuart
Cincinnati
RE. Bh. Kinsworthy
Arkansas
Castoria Recalled in Nostalgic Childhood Verses
A rhymed reminiscence traces a family routine where Castoria accompanies illness, infancy, and motherhood. The speaker recalls care for Naby, a child, a marriage, and daughters, all tied to the Castoria remedy across life stages.
Premature Old Age Warns of Health Deterioration
The article discusses widespread premature aging in the nineteenth century noting thousands die young yet worn and exhausted. It advises men who feel their strength waning to seek immediate care and take steps to recover health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oval Medicing CO
River Gl
Chicago
Hll
Bovinine Promises New Lease on Life for Frail Health
An ad asserts Bovinine is not medicine but a builder of brain, nerve, and flesh tissue. It claims strength giving properties and invigorating action on life-maintaining organs, stopping decline and restoring vitality for the prematurely broken-down. Continuous use is urged to sustain health.
Fashion 308 Millinery at Lackawanna Avenue
The advertisement invites customers to call and inspect millinery creations at 308 Lackawanna Avenue describing the store as a fortress of high class millinery. It claims prices are lower than other stores and praises its trimmers and designers as the best in the country and comparable to world standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peddiers
Dewitt, Eve Specialist
Oppealte Scranton House
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
Honma Datty
Stollem
ltoSand
New York
Chicago
Cloaks Capes and Furs On Sale For Fall and Winter
A retail notice promotes an extensive assortment of imported and domestic capes wraps box-coats jackets and fur garments for the fall and winter season. The store highlights large collection and very moderate sale prices to attract patrons.
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of the Suburbs
North M. Avenue
Team Heat
Crites
South Side News
Eleventh Ward
Republican Club
Rev
A. North
Newark
Hickory Street
German Presbyterian Church
Agnes Wallace Villa
Davie’ Opera House
Collins Eays
Dr. C. &. Taylor
J. Fred Wellbrook
New York City
Thomas Atkinson
Jeremiah Stevens
George McKeely
Lorenzo Dow Benson
Susquehanna County
Wayne
Susquehanna
St. Agnes’ Catholic Church
J. J
Pather Shanley
Dickson
Coroner
J. WH. Curran
Father Gough
Philip R. Thomas Haa
First Presbyterian Church
Providenive
O'Harr
Luce Bros
North Main Avenue
West Side Events
Board of Trade
Marriges
Jennie Griffth
Taylor
John Reynolds
Reynolds Bros
Griffith
Lena Foster
North
Lincoln Avenue
Albert Hartman
Rebecca Avenue
Simpson Methodist Church
Pr. Pearce
Elm Park
Effie Sayres
Aentor
andiMra
H. A. Sayres
He Street
Edward J. Bills
A. L. Ramer
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Kate Kress
Allentown
Mary Allspaugh
Garfield Avenue
Washburn Street Cemetery
David Holvey
W. 8. Jones
First Welsh Baptist Church
Mr. Betterly
Will Betterly
Bromley Avenue
Minses Jessie Brintley
Lonee Davis
Jennie Brown
Gertrude Powell
Wil Hutson
Alton Chage
Majestic
Ughes
Sede
South Main Avenue
Starner's
South Maio
Rey
Rae E Hotel
Java
Ead
Dunmore
Olyphant
Miss Harum-Searum
Holy Trinity Church
W. A
Mra. S. P
Walter
Franklin Avenue
L. B. Motter
Malin Avenue
Sporting News
Naby
Alck
Castori
Castoria
Aie
Miss
Aho
Bovinine
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Sordecker Brothers
Murich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Roy
Restoria
John H. Phelps
Michaelian Bros
Armenia
Custom House
Durisgh
Spruce Street
Madea
Lackawanna Avenue
THE _FROTHINGAAM
Fagner
Tuesaday
Elihu A. Spencer
Nora O'Brien
Mr. Hanford
Spencer
Basranio
Portia
Boubrettes
Amy
Davis’ Theatre
Elmira
JOHN L._ HANGI
Lack, Ay. and
Stewart's
Tompring
Jermyn
Plymouth
Father Mathew
Apostle of
Temperance
USA
Qabushs
Ricker General Dealer
Pennsylvania
New Telephone Exchange
Adams Ave
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