West Side Miner Morgan Morgans Dies at Home
Morgan Morgans a long time Well-known resident of the West Side dies at his Van Bavier avenue Price street home after a long illness. Born in Wales he worked in the Central mines and belonged to Plymouth Congregational church and Sherman avenue mission. Funeral plans to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Morgans
van Bavier Avenue
Price Street
Morgans
Wales
Central Mines
Plymouth Congregational Church
Sherman Avenue
Father Matthew Celebration Honors Hyde Park Society
Moor's Hall hosted the twenty third anniversary of the Hyde Park Father Matthew society with flags adornments and a grand march at 9 o'clock. About seventy five couples danced to music by Professor Joseph McDermott, as master of ceremonies Charles Canavan and a full reception and floor committee oversaw the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Durkin
Walter Raney
Harry Gallagher
Thomas Regan
William Crowley
Thomas Fleming
Riley Eugene McTierney
John McNulty
John Cavanaugh
James H. Brown
John MacTierney
P. J. McNamara
James 0. Gallagher
John E. Devine
Michael Jennings
Jefferson Powers
John Crowley
James McNamara
Edward Kinney
Maurice T. Walsh
Welsh Community News and Local Repairs Report
William Boston of Philadelphia visits friends on this side and others recover from illness or travel. Miss Hattie Davies departs for Bloomsburg. David J Williams returns from three months in Wales. Choirs form for Allen town eisteddfod and St Patrick’s School hosts meetings. A Welsh church festival draws large crowds with cake and cream served. Heavy rain floods cellars around the cave rn area and a gang repairs broken gas and water pipes on Hampton and Eynon streets as ground settles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boston
Philadelphia
John 8. Evans
Lafayette Street
David Williams
North Sumner Avenue
Edward Softley
Wilken-Barre
Hattie Davies
Washburn Street
Bloomsburg
Edith Lawin
Carbondale
David J. Williams
North Hyde Park Avenue
Wales
Reese D. Williams
Iowa
Arequesta
Thomas Freeman
Corbett Avenue
Mra
D. B. Thomas
Allentown
Cymrodorian Choral Society
St.avid
Hampton
Eynon
Cat with a Knife Shocks South Side Saloon
In Pittston Avenue excitement rose as reports spread of possible murder at Dempsey's saloon. A quarrel between Scranton Axle Works workers John Moyie and John Hughes led to the dispute and a confrontation inside the saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hughes
Joan Go
Carlsbad Springs Health Cure Highlighted by Austrian Nobility
The article notes Emperor Charles II traveled with much Austrian nobility to Carlsbad Springs for health restoration. It mentions six thousand six hundred horses needed to transport them and extols the waters and the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as a universal remedy for stomach catarrh, bowel, liver, kidney issues, and rheumatism, urging purchase of the genuine imported product with the company signature on each package.
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Austria
Carlsbad Springs
Charles II
Carlsbad
Ee 7
York,” Co
Bole
Knife Attack Leaves Hughes Wounded as Moyle Evades Arrest
Hughes, a young man, was slashed on face and arms by Moyle, an 80plus rival with a feared reputation. Dr. Welsh treated injuries, not life threatening, while Lt Zang and Officer Nouls monitor Moyle who may face alderman’s warrant.
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Hughes
Dr. Welsh
Huges
Moyle
Zang
Nouls
Social notes and street conditions in Scranton ward 20 era
Miss Mann visits Wilkes Barre while church society meets. Local civic events include ball ticket sales, bridal tours, and a Democratic club meeting with candidate Merrifield. streets flood on Genet and Elm, calling for drains as Alderman Storr fines three men for disorderly conduct.
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Miss Mann
Irving Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Spraks
Honesdale
Thomas Quinn
Franklin
N. d
Patrick Lavelle
Front Street
Peter Brier
Hickory Street
Almira
St. John’ Church
A. J. Mulderiy
Rgn
Bridget Gallagher
Maxleton
Sod
John Haggerty
Pittston Avenu
Pittston Avenue
Ganet
Fig Streets
Penn Street
Genet Street
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Flaherty
James Coggins
James Dailey
William Smith
Storr
Elm Street
Twentieth Ward
Democratic Club
Battle’s Hall
G. Boland
Edward Merrifield
Merrifield
Sam Randall
Lackawanna County
Fire alarms in Pottsville. blaze damages double dwelling
Mrs. Steven Horan of Pottsville and her daughter Mary visit Albemarle Alderman Horan. In Pottsville a fire in the Edward L. Benjamin double dwelling on North Main Avenue caused by a chimney jam. Fire departments Liberty and Niagara saved most of the structure. rear damaged, no insurance on Knapp’s unit, Lowry’s furniture destroyed.
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Steven Horan
Pottsville
Mary
Alderman Horan
N Nents Drom Corps
Armory
Maggie Thornton
Edward L. Benjamin
North Main Avenue
Parker and
Dean Streets
Liberty
Niagara Hose
Lowry
Knapp
Houses Under Construction and Rain Floods Hit Dunmore
Samuel Glencross, Miss Mattie Chamberlin, John J. Phillips, Albert Conrad, J. G. Bone and G. W. B. Allen are mentioned as building or resuming new houses on Main Adams and Throop streets in Dunmore. Heavy rain floods yards, swells Chestnut Street drainage, and delays trains on the D L&W and Erie W Valley lines near Bunker Hill. The Kickapoo Indian Medicine company held a free exhibition in Odd Fellows hall with an audience of men. a matinee for children is planned this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Glencross
Main Street
Irwin Secore
Misa Mionin Carr
Black Walnut
Wyoming County
Drinker Street
Chestnut Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Bunker Hill
Erie and
Wreens Valley
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company
Oddellows Hall
Kickapoos
Evangelistic Meetings Postponed at Green Ridge Church
Tonight in Green Ridge the evangelist J H Matos is promoting meetings at the Green Ridge Church despite unclear venue details from the damaged OCR. The item notes an open invitation to attend with emphasis on faith healing and revival themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Evangelion! Shurch
J. H. Matos
Evangelist to Speak on The Story of My Life at Men’s Service
In Washington DC meetings draw large crowds and a deeply spiritual tone. An evangelist with detective background and years of experience speaks tonight to men, sharing his life story as the centerpiece of the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
D. C
Evangelist
Theaters Feature Charley’s Aunt and Men and Women
Tonight at the Academy of Music presents Charley's Aunt by a strong company. Tomorrow night DeMille and Belasco's Men and Women with Stephen Rodman material, praised as a powerful, moral drama. Saturday afternoon and evening showcases Jane at the Theatre, with garden scenes and refined humor. Monday night The Power of the Press returns to the Academy of Music with lavish, well-balanced production. Davis' Theatre hosts Irish Loyalty this week with Ralph E. Cummings and Lisle Leigh in lead roles, drawing large audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
DeMille
Belasco
Academy of Music
Jean Valjean
Victor Hugo
Steplen Rodman
Cvaning
Jane
Theloothingham
Pitou
Paine
Davis
Philip O'Connor
Ralph E. Cummings
Lisle Leigh
Mary O'Connor
Auction and rental notices in Scranton area
Various rental listings and notices appear for Clark’s Summit and Scranton venues. Auctions by Jones and Shelley on Spruce Street offer wagons and horses at 2 pm Friday. A 4 percent charter application seeks formation of Progressive Boiling and Lawn Association of Scranton to raise and safeguard funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs Jones and Shelley
Spruce Strest
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Forendon
G. Boland
Charles du Pont Breck
Bera H. Ripple
P. D. Manly
Jacob P. Miller
Jacob Kurz
Victor Koel
Progressive Boiling and Lawn Association
Scranton
Watson & Zimmerman, Solicitors
Builders Begin New Block on Depot Street in Peckville
The article notes contractor Barber started construction of a new business block for W. F. Ketchum on Depot Street. It mentions a heavy rainstorm washing away part of a bridge on the gravity road and Sulphur Creek flooding lots owned by A. W. Braddage. A large birthday gathering for Mr. Bell features Mrs. Bell and the Tuadleal Aid society in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Leyshon
George Sherman
Pittston
Corey Jenkne
Barber
W. F. Ketchum
Depot Street
Frank Hoyt
New York City
Bert McMullen
Gravity
Prospect Cemetery
Bell
Tuadieal Aid Society
Methodial Episcopal Church
I’. M. Benscouter
Indies
William McDonald
Providence
Henry Chapman
A A. Thorp
J. D. Peck
William Frear
Z. P. Traviss
Snedicer
Halsey P.or
John English
Stanley Day
P. Tinkleaugh
George Treverton
F. White
F. L. Taylor
William Johne
Joseph York
E. W. Equires
F. Mo Beneoouter
W. W. Peck
Thomas Pope
J.B Grover
Oscar Demiming
L F. Hoyt
Ed. Robathan
J. B. Sickler
George A. Bell
M. A. Brown
John Barnes
C. C. White
Jobn Kendall
William Budd
Daniel John
S. M. Rogers
Edward Barber
George Tathill
William Grisedale
S. W. Arnold
William Oberta
Joseph Traviss
William Page
J.D. White
A Mogargel
W. W. Peters
Alr
John E. Williams
Local Notables Return Visits and Church Talk
Avoca James Sirls Jr. to return from Scotland next week after visiting friends. Lydia Reed comes home from a three week visit with Lake Ariel friends. Lillian Skeela of Ashley visits town. A large turnout at the Methodist Episcopal church lecture by Miss Tillie Lewis. Lizzie Newton spent yesterday with Pittston friends. Longcliffe choir to meet tomorrow evening with all members urged to attend for important business. Mrs W E Colburn of Grafton WV visiting relatives in town. Rev Mr and Mrs Elma of Philadelphia visiting friends and relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sirls, Jr
Scotland
Lydia Reed
Lake Ariel
Lillian Skeela
Ashley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tueednay
Misa Tillie Lewis
Misa Lizzie Newton
Pittston
Longcliffe
Priceburg Prison Conditions Prompt Family Occupation Plan
A local editorial argues the jail remains unfit this winter and urges building a resident family to supply prisoner necessities in exchange for free rent. A social note reports Mr and Mrs John Hamslett of Dickson hosting their 40th wedding anniversary with guests from Priceburg Providence Hyde Park Dickson Scranton and Rochester.
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John Hamslett
Dickson
David D. Davis
Providence
Davis
Hyde Park
Perry
Williaam Ferris
John Elderkin
Priceburg
French
Scranton
Misaus Hattie
Winnie Davis
Maggie Rossar
Isabella Wrightson
David Rosgar
Binkaly
Michael Kelly
Crifton
Misa Mary Hanian
Rochester
N Y
Mre
Edward Mallin
Honesdale Parade Guests Fire Dept and Local Events
Mrs. Taverner visits daughter in Scranton. Miss Jennie Brownscombs exhibits minuet ancora painting in Charles Peterson windows. Fire department parade tomorrow with Columbis Hose of Carbondale as guest of Potection Engine No. 3. Tri States Hose of Port Jervis not attending due to smallpox in that city. Armory reception and duties in the evening. The Honesdale Citizen prints a bicycle race challenge from F A Dittrich to Ronent M Davy for October 13 1804 at Honeydale Driving Park. New Year's Eve Us Lak tribe reigning ball to be held in the armory.
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Honesdale
F. A. Dittrich
F. A. Ditttich
Wayne County
Honeydale Driving Park
Wayne
Ronent
M. Davy
Uslak Tribe
Red Man
New Yeur's
Castoria Recount From Classic Child Health Verse
A nostalgic verse recalls a mother giving Castoria to Whan Daly during illness and throughout childhood. The lyric pairs the child’s ailments with Castoria as a trusted remedy and mentions later generations continuing the practice.
Position Wanted By A Girl For Light Housework
The notice seeks a girl to perform light housework. Address No 2 Breck Court Scranton. References available upon request. Five years experience in quick and correct figures. Also seeking entry level work as keeper or clerk with wages to be paid. Apply at Tribune Office.
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E. I. 1 Poller
Jefferson Avenue
Scranton
Breckcourt
K. M. HL
Lincoln Avenue
Hyde Park
City
Addivaa J
W. L
Wyoming Avenue
Ees
BR Tribune
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Father Matthew
Moor’s Hall
West Side Wews
South Side
Emperor Charles II
Norgh End
Dunmore
Felarus
P.O
Boston
Enormoua
Jumalanen Novelty Co
Bromsway
Newark
Spruce Ftar Employment Agency
Treet
Convacs
Spruce Street
Adies
Nettie Harrison
San Francisco
Cal
Addresa
Tribune Office
Lackawanna Avenue
Thomas A. Evans
Luzerne
P Park
Clark's Summit
Charles Singer
Fraze’s
IXOR
Penn Avenue
John Jermyn
Capemais Avenue
Frank Leslie
Prt
P. A. Moody
Gibson Street
Beranton
Ial
Franklin Avenue
Peckville
Avoca
Daly
Castoria
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Court House
Boyer
M Tire
Victor B
Pooumatic Tire
S.cscveseerecese
Victor
Bieseis
Victor Lotor
Cussion
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lacka, Avenue
O.W. Freeman
Jeweler
Penn Avenue and
John Be, Lewis
Hotel Waverly
Bergner & Engel
Tanohmuser
LE Con Tith
Filbert
Philada
Pantsylvania Ai Sesone
Broad Street
Twelfth
Storket Street
J. Victory
Neot Hartman
Haltmann
Birch
Pantid
T. W
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Tritmine
W. L. DougLas
Wl' Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Pach Ta W
Be Ougina Sre
E. J. Leonard
Possoni
A. W. Jurisch
Broyce AN and Sport NG Prito
Andro Fs Lovell Diamont
Heisel
Frooklea
Saliownes
Wade Linet
M.ahetsel
Soramion Fa
Atlantic Refining Co
William Mason
Ex Wyoming
Chang
Bcranton, PA
Moosic and
Bushdale Works
Laffin & Rand Powder Co
Repause Chemical Co
Instruments
Avery Sonma
New York
Fifth aVenue
E.c.ricker&co
Adama Ave
Scranton Tribune
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