Stabbing near Fallbrook Street ties up Dundaff man
Edward Herbert of Dundaff Street lies in precarious condition after a Sunday night stabbing by Tomas Siriano in front of a house near the Fallbrook Street railroad crossing during an Italian wedding. Siriano is jailed awaiting Herbert’s outcome, with charges including an ear-biting alleged incident in the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Herbert
Dundaff Street
Tomasz Siriano
Fallbrook Street
Siriano
Herbert
Alderman Jones
Michael Golden
Annual inspection of William H H Davies post 187 GAR
On Wednesday evening October 10 the William H H Davies post 187 Grand Army of the Republic will hold its annual inspection. Comrades are asked to turn out early and remember the bean banquet planned as a feature of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HH
Davies Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Local Notes Briefly Summarize Residents Movements
J J Reigeluth and family return to Salem avenue after summer at Crystal lake. John Morrison and wife return from wedding tour. Frank Fox leaves Hotel Anthracite for Saegertown. The stage show The Man from Mexico played at the opera house. Miss Mary Ferrer of Jersey City visiting local friends. Mrs Margaret Morse and son Kenn dall and Mrs Lacy Hadcock depart for Wilen New York for two weeks. Morse and son to live at American house, Hadcock with parents on Belmont street. Samuel Smale resigns as engineer at American house. to move to Globe City Arizona. John H Burke to replace him. Common council meets and handles minor business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Reigeluth
Crystal Lake
Salem Avenue
John Morrison
Frank Fox
Hotel Anthracite
Saegertown
Mexico
Mary Ferrer
Jersey City
Margaret Morse
Kendall
Lacy Hadcock
Wilen
N. Y
Morse
Son
Hadcock
Samuel Smale
Globe City
Arizona
Carbondale
John H. Burke
Common Council
Local Church Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend
The Blake ly Baptist Church serves buckwheat cakes and sausage in the social rooms this evening from 6. Susie Morris of Taylor visited Georgia Thomas. Presbyterian youth hosted a calico social with a fine program and a well-attended social. The church treasury gained, Mr and Mrs William Welles and children visited T L Williams. Jennie Davis attended a party in Peekville. John Y Williams visited relatives. The school board to hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely Baptist Church
Susie Morris
Taylor
Cgeorgia Thomas
Presbyterian Church
William’ Welles
Providence
T. L. Williams
Bouscuehanna Street
Jennie Davis
Lackawanna Street
Peekville
John Y. Williams
Lee Park
Krause's Cold Cure Promises Quick Cold Relief
A local ad touts Krause's Cold Cure capsules claiming to cure deeply seated colds in 24 hours without interrupting business. The product is described as pleasant to take and providing a clear fresh sensation, priced at 25, sold by Matthews Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Matthews Bros
Local residents attend gatherings and visits across towns
Mr and Mrs John Evans and Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Thomas of ar mall street spent Sunday in Old Forge. United Mine Workers Local 1229 will hold a meeting at 2 PM to plan for tomorrow's parade in Scranton. Joseph Greatrix returned home after a visit in Jermyn with relatives. Miss Mary Margetson is ill on Carmall street. Mr and Mrs Herbert Browning and daughter Lizzie of Peckville visited in town. James Caygill of Albert street plans a few weeks in the country. A number of youths attended the funeral of John W Jones in Blakely Sunday. David Thomas of Carmall street spent yesterday with a relative in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Nathaniel Thomas
Ar‘mall Street
Old Forge
United Mine Workers of America
Scranton
Joseph Greatrix
Jermyn
Mary Margetson
Carmall Street
Herbert Browning
Cough Remedy Endures For Cold Cure Says Ad
A testimonial urges trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy rather than dubious self treatments. It touts a twenty five year sales record and claims the remedy cures colds rapidly if taken early. Matthews Bros. are wholesale and retail agents for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Bros
Miss Palmer Hosts Scranton Guests Amid Church Renovations
Mrs. Fred Palmer entertained her sister and a friend from Scranton on Sunday. No services were held at the Methodist church due to auditorium improvements. Rollin Charles and Charles Smith of the Stroudsburg Normal School were mentioned in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Palmer
Scranton
Rollin Charles and
Charles Smith
Stroudsburg Normal School
Death of Mrs. Thomas Bruce in Scranton noted
Word came yesterday that Mrs. Thomas Bruce formerly Miss Emily Friend died after a long illness in Scranton. Her remains will be brought to Jermyn for interment with services at the First Baptist Church. The St. Aloysius Tate Abstinence and Benevolent Society plans a smoker in its new rooms Wednesday evening marking the room's formal opening. Jacob Silverblatt leaves for New York to assume a similar bookkeeper role at Nelson Morris and Co. A farewell party was held in his honor at the St. George hotel. Mayfield council again failed to achieve a quorum for its monthly meeting. Juin F. Nicholson suffers a severe cold at home. The school board will meet tonight. Prof. W. L. Rogers visited town, and Mr. and Mrs. James Toman and son spent Sunday here. Mrs. Haas, hurt in a streetcar accident, remains critically ill and may require surgery after consultation with a Carbondale physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Thomas Bruce
Deceaser
Emily Friend
George Friend
First Baptiste Church
St. Aloysius Tate
Jacob Silverblatt
Nelson Morris & Co
New York
St. George
Mayfield Council
Shlanto
Wiliam Edmunds
Harris
James Toman
Haas
Carbondale
P C. Manley
Blakely Baptist Fellowship and Local Updates
Six members joined Blakely Baptist Church on Sunday after baptism by Rev. David Spencer. Miss Sarah Davis visited relatives in Providence. Dr. Welland Peck was a Philadelphia guest. Mr. T L B Thompson and Mr. W F Bross had recent health and travel notes. Indies will serve supper this evening. George Huhn leaves for Ohio for work. William Stevens placed at BE Culm Dump to curb coal theft. Typhoid illness affects several locals. LeRoy Wade funeral held with Junior Under United American Medaonics pallbearers and Methodist class No. 5 flower bearers. Red Cow stray with bell reported near Perkylle or Yatesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely Baptist Church
David Spencer
D. D
Sarah Davis
Providence
Welland Peck
Philadelphia
TL. B. Thompson
W. F. Bross
Utica
J. W. Beck
William Page
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Joe Phillips
Perkyille
Florence Swingle
Yatesville
Relatives Visit by Shay Couple from Mill City
Mr and Mrs David Shay of Mill City were here Sunday and Monday visiting relatives and attending mat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Shay
Mill City
LeRoy Wademat
Exiled Citizen Kellogg Ordered From Lowville
In Lowville on October 7 Herbert Kellogg was ordered out by a citizen committee after rumors he struck his father in law George A. Bush cashier of the First National Bank. Bush’s daughter plans to join Kellogg and the family ties influence the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowville
Herbert Kelloge
George A. Hush
First National Bank
Kellogg
Mr. Bush
Local Prominent Worker Advances in West Chester NY
Mr A C Duck moved to the area nine months ago and earned a top post in West Chester NY through his own effort. He is a printer photographer and musician who has used talents for local advancement. The piece also notes a marriage of Miss Corbetta Evans of this place to Mr Thoms H W Jones of West Scranton. The couple plans to live on Bynon Street Hyde Park. Also listed are local society events, lodge meetings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Duck
West Chester
N.Y
Duck
Corbetta Evans
Thoms H W. Jones
West Scranton
John H. Evans
D. C. Edwarda
Welsh Baptist Church
Evans
Milas Ruth Evans
Jones
Bynon Street
Hyde Park
David X. Lewis
John D. Morris
Lydon
Richard Morris
Seth Griffiths
David Thomas
William Powell
Laura Morris
Emma Morris
Ruth
Exenia Evans
Mary Jenkins
Susie Powell
Cordelia Lewis
Bessie
Rachel Jones
Annie Thomas
May Morris
Elizabeth Winterburn
Thomas Jones
Lee Thomas
David D. Bevan
W. H. Jones
W. P. Morris
John Lewis
John Evans
William Morris
John Jones
Morgan Davis
Evan Davis
David Griffiths
Thomas Dourish
William Evans
Lewis Jenkins
United Mine Workers of America
Basham's Hall
Susie Harris
Annie
Edith
Gertrude Watkins
Messrs
William Tubbs
Richard Gendall
Stanley Miller
John Thomas
Moscow
Lackawanna Lodge
American Protestant Association
Bellevue
Thomas M. Howells
Bella Lancaster
Scranton
May Phillips
Taylor Street
Lizzie
Margaret Service
Green Ridge
Laura Mors
North Taylor
Thomas Charles
Bonner
Olyphant
Joseph Woodworth
North Main Street
Lily Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Busy Day in Criminal Court Highlights Multiple Guilty Pleas
In a busy Scranton court session, defendants faced varied charges. Frank Williams pleaded guilty to stealing window shades and a freight car load of goods. Louis Angle admitted to stealing a horse and carriage. Martin Healey took a coat, with fines and jail time imposed. Some cases, including copper wire thefts and a stone thrown through a window, resulted in fines, restitution, and county jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williams
Delaware and Hudson Company
Carbondale
Louis Angle
Joseph Kelly
Linden Street
Bloomsburg
Angle
Jalil
Martin Healey
Nicholas Glenn
John Koshman
Scranton Railway Company
Providence
John Ryan
Minooka
Christopher Parker
Harvest Home Services at Ash Street Church
The Ash Street Methodist Episcopal church held Harvest Home services with a large crowd and a display of donated vegetables and fruits to aid needy families. Rev Joseph Madison of Green Ridge preached on The Choice of Moses and led a generous collection exceeding the annual benevolent target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Madison
Green Ridge
Moses
Madison
Corporations Chartered In Harrisburg
These new corporate charters announced by the state department include Nroome Schmidt & Stacy in York with capital 100000, Lake Carriers Oil Co in Corapolis with 975900, Shivon Steel Heap Co in Shavon with 20000, and Carnot Telephone Co in Carnot Allegheny County with 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Othe State Department
Nroome, Schmidt & Stacy Companys
York
Capital
Lake Carriers’ Oil Company
Corapolis
Shivon Steel Heap
Compa Shavon
Carnot ,Telephone Company
Carnot
Allegheny County
Cap. Hei
Scranton Directory Excerpts Highlight Local Firms and Services
A collage of names and addresses lists local professionals and businesses in Scranton. Architects lawyers banks physicians teachers and merchants appear with street locations such as Washington Avenue Mulberry Wyoming and Franklin. The item resembles a marketplace snapshot from a city directory.
The Man from Mexico at Lyceum this week
The Daniel R. Ryan company opened a week at the Academy of Music with John Hingud portrayed by Mr Nyon and strong supporting roles. A Fatal Wedding and O Kien the Contractor are slated for later showings as the Lyceum runs a full slate of theatrical offerings all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Daniel Tr. Ryan
Daniel R. Ryan
Academy of Maxie
Nyon
John Hingud
Daniel Sally
O'Kien
She Woman Who Shops in a Philadelphia Store
A shopper browses silk tablecloths and covers, debating sizes and prices from one yard to five dollars, rejecting fringe and border options, and leaving with no purchase as she exits the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudy
Philadelphia Times
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Notices Scranton to New York
Train departures from Scranton to Philadelphia New York and western points listed with times 6.45 p m 12.05 2.18 4.27 and 11.80 p m Sundays. Services to White Haven Hazleton Pottsville Easton Harrisburg Geneva Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Chicago and west via D and H and connections. Pullman parlor sleeping service on through trains Wilkes Barre to New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. Officials listed Cortland Street New York South Bethlehem Scranton and Scranton ticketing office shown.
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Delaware Lackawanna and
Moboken
Milladelpha
New York
Stroudsburg
Scranton
Buffalo
Omwego
Byrafuse
Otlease
Montrose
Krom
Utica
Nicholson
Plymouth
Nanticoke
Northumberland
Northummean
Nanticok
Mymouth
Noth
Alon
South
Mii
BAS and
Wit
Bloomsburg Brotaniofa
Frvanten
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Sethichem
Easton
Reading
Harrisburg
Black Diamond
Pullman
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Suspension Bridge
Ollin H. Wilbur
Cortland Street
Charles, Lee
Gen. Pass
Cortland Reok
W. York
Scranton to New York Timetable Notice at Stationa
May 29 timetable lists trains from Scranton to New York Newark Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven Pittsburgh and other points. Express and local departures include 6 90 a m 7 20 a m 4 00 p m Sundays 2 15 p m with additional routes to Harrisburg Reading and Baltimore through Bethlehem. Through tickets at lowest station rates.
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New York
Liberty Street
N. T
South Perry
Scranton
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Easton
Bethlehem
Allentown
Mauch Chimk
White Haven
Pittston
Wilkes-Farre
Mountain Park
Taltimore
Washington
Long Branch
Orean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrieburg
al Lentown
Sioam
Pottaville
Thekets
Oummiausen
Bipt
I. P. Baldwin
Gen. Post
Agt
North Hound Traine Leave ave Soran- Carbon
Train schedule note shows arrivals at Carbondale and connections to Scranton and the Main Line. It lists train numbers 201 205 and 205 with service times and Sunday operations. Passenger information and agent contact details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hound
Soran- Carbon
Arriva Rains
Ton Dale
Cadoain
Carbondale
Cadossa
Boranton
Surat Carbon
Arritondale
Corbae
Oye Cadosia
Scranton
Nhiata Noh
South Oon
Cacoata
Sumlay
J.C) Anderson
Gen. Vase
Agt
Newark
Serany Fou
Train Schedule Notice for Hawley and Scranton Route
Erie and Wyoming Valley timetable effective September 17 2000 shows trains from Hawley connecting with the railroad to New York. Trains depart Seranton at 7 04 am and 4 pm with intermediate points, arriving Scranton at 10 00 am and 10 40 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
Joyal Points
New York
Wowhurwh
Intermediate Pointe
Seranton
Scranton
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Lackawanna County
Mr. Cooper
Wyomihge Seminary
Burelare
PF. M
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Baptist Church
Oscar Hesse, Jr
Red Bank
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Henry M. Ives
Adirondacks
Charles
G. A. R. Inspection
Priceburg
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Mayfield
St. Aloysius Society
Peckville
Senate
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Ccr
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Trea
Taylor News
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Tappan
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John #. Sovage
Edward Geary
Strawton
Archbald
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Kate O'Malley
Mary Russler
Walter Kechiskey
Della Kechiskey
Harvest Home Services
Ash Street
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People’s Exchange
Mifplin Avenue
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Lackawanna Avenue
Tertatore and Bostion
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Lowise
Oh Ma Nevine
Curry
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N. V. Walker
Judy
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C. J. White
Lackawanna
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Tribune Office
Sin Mit Avenue
A. G. Trischma
Meas
John Savage
Centre Street
Pennsylvania
O. K
Tribune
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Cedar Avenue
A. B. Briggs
A.B. Briggs
Ardeta
North Main Avenue
Kbicke
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Mulberry
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Spaulding
Tradere’ Bank Building
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Connell Building
Frederick L. Brown
Pricer
Washington Avenue
Joseph Kelley
Linden
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Paull Building
Veronton
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J. W. Browning
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Rb, Pitcher
Boar of ‘Trade
Patterson & Wilcox
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Adrs National
Comegys
Republican Building
A.W. Berthole
Mears Bldg
Physicians and Surgeons
W. Ke Allen
North
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Hesidenew
GS Mulberry
Mytias
Garity Ceal
W. BE. Manley
Uu. R. Clark
Ermien
Green Lots
HE Noril
Josepl Kuetter
Wean GL
Lackawann 4 Pvone
Sernion
Manuacturer of Wie Ecreetia
Baver
Wadrens RK
Bauer
Wooming Avenue
Hulbert
Megargee
Scasalee
Contantr House
L. M
General Delivery
Madison Avenue
J. W
Williams Building
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United States Navy
Phill
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Wooleney Wees
Liberal Salary Pai
Candex Mtg. Co
Suvannal
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West Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton Street
Sun of Scranton
Penna
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Kcranton
Councila
Couneil
Chas
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WM. V. Griffiths
James Moir
al, Reeves’ Company
Ryan Company
Paree Burlesquers
Barnes and Martell
Parc
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Mexia
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Central Railroad of
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