West Scranton Republicans plan Taylor mass meeting parade
West Side Central Republican club to lead Rough Riders to Taylor this evening in uniform. T. Jefferson Reynolds and others to speak at Fifteenth ward event. district committee and West Side club to meet tomorrow night. New uniforms and lanterns to be issued. car will transport from Main and Jackson at 7. Also several weddings listed for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rough Riders
Taylor
West Side Club
Fifteenth Watch Club
West Side Central Republican Club
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Frank Reese
David Owens
Tallesen Phillips
T. J. Reynolds Republican Club
Fifteenth Ward
District Campaign Committee
West Side Republican Club
D. D. Evans’ Hall
South Main Avenue
T. Jefferson Reynolds
Prize drawing held by Ancient Order of Hibernians unit
Members of Division No. 1 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians held a prize drawing last evening at Hari Gari hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Hari Gari Hall
Prize Draw Delights Local Notice
A drawing distributed fifteen dollars in prizes with first prize seven dollars to ticket sixty two held by John Gallagher of Twentieth Street. Second prize five dollars to ticket A six held by John Dugan of Delaware Lackawanna and Western stores department. Third prize three dollars to ticket C seventy six held by B Moran of 2105 Price Street. Afterward attendees enjoyed a social session and smoker with songs recitations and other amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gallagher
Twentieth Street
John Dugan
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Stores Department
B. Moran
Price Street
Fire alarm draws crowds as Ed Pethrick and Columbia apparatus thrill West Scranton
In West Scranton a trivial stove pipe incident at McAndrews hotel sparked an alarm from box 4. Ed Pethrick manned the Columbia chemical apparatus with George Myers guiding the hose. Spectators filled the street as firemen, business people, and the Franklin hose wagon responded swiftly, praising local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Box 4
North Main Avenue
West Lackawanna Avenue
McAndrews Hotel
Swetland Street
Pethrick
Columbia
Main Avenue
George Myers
Franklin
Fourteenth Anniversary Banquet for St Pauls Pioneer Corps
The St Pauls Pioneer corps observes its fourteenth anniversary with a banquet and social at Mears hall this evening. An orchestra provides music and several society members will give addresses to an anticipated enjoyable evening. The program begins at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Mears’ Hall
Luce Property Sold to St Brenden’s Council
The directors of St Brenden's council and Young Men's Institute closed a deal yesterday transferring the Luce property at 222 North Main Avenue to them for 9,250 dollars. The building, once owned by T. J. Luce, was previously operated as a grocery store. The second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Brenden’s Council
Young Men's Institute
Luce
North Main Avenue
T. J. Luce
Three-Story Brick Building Planned for Central Use
A three story brick structure with 26 feet frontage and 110 feet depth is planned. The main floor will become a hall for entertainments and dancers. Second floor rooms will be fitted as recreation rooms. A meeting hall will occupy the third floor.
Local nuptials announced in city listings
The notice lists several marriage plans including George Ace of South Lincoln Avenue and Annie Gippel of Jackson Street to wed. J F Pfeiffer of Hyde Park Avenue and Emma Slantz of Cheatnut Street to marry this evening. Jeremiah Hayes of Elmira and Anna Nealis of Ninth Street to marry at St Patrick's Church at 11 this morning. Robert Flynn of Meridian Street and Mary Malloy of Fellows Street to wed at Holy Cross Church at 6 this evening. Anthony Cummings of Hampton Street and Bertha Kildoff of Central City to unite in marriage today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ace
South Lincoln Avenue
Annie Gippel
Jackson Street
J. F. Pfeiffer
Hyde Park Avenue
Emma Slantz
Cheatnut Street
Giry
Jeremiah Hayes
Elmifra
Anna Nealis
Ninth Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Robert Flynn
Meridian Street
Mary Malloy
Fellows Street
Holy Cross Church
Anthony Cummings
Hampton Street
Bertha Kildoff
Central City
Funeral Frieght of Notables Mark City Event
The funeral of Mrs Arigent drew many prominent Italians and a large cortege in the city. Also reported the arrival of the late Call Mac Davish and his interment at Washburn Street cemetery. Other local notes include new Twilight Drum corps officers, chrysanthemum war plans by St Agnes chapter, church suppers, and various community meetings and social events. A fifteen year old boy fractured an arm after a window fall and is under care at West Side hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Arigent
Patrick Sweeney
William Wright
John Kenny
St. Agnes
St. David's Episcopal Church
Jackson Street
Beptist
Lithuanian Republican Club
North
Malin Avenue
Electric City Wheelmen
United Mine Workers of America
D. D. Evans’ Hall
Grleaners’ Society
Simpson Church
Patriotic Order of Americans
James Oliver
Twenty-second Street
West Side Hospital
Cawley
Continental
Catherine Cavanaugh
Chestnut Street
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Funeral for James Doherty Held at Holy Rosary Church
The funeral for James Doherty of Putnam Street was held at his home then moved to Holy Rosary Church for a solemn high mass. Rev J J OToole officiated with the St Marys Parochial School choir. Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery as many friends and relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doherty
Putnam Street
Holy Rosary Church
J. J. O'Toole
St. Mary's
Marquette Council
Young Men's Institute
Crystal and Keystone Club
Cathedral Cemetery
Thomas Lewis
Elizabeth Davis
Wayne Avenue
Carbondale
Edward Roderick
North Main Avenue
Lake George
N. Y
Clinton Silkman
M. H. Marton
Keyser Avenue
New York
Murray Kennedy
Church Avenue
Fleetville
Joseph Burke
Jones Street
G. D. Fowler
True Strength of the Church Topic at Providence Presby Church
The evening program features consecration and prayer on the topic The True Strength of the Church. Fracture reduction performed by Dr. Bureth. Hon W J Lewis of Edna Avenue visiting Denver, Col.aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureth
Providence Presbyterian Church
W. J. Lewis
Edna Avenue
Denver
Col
Local Notices and Minor Cries of Dunmore Community
Mrs John Fluglies and Mrs John Hughes of Dunmore return from A Cusick visit on Stafford Street. Edward O’Donnell of Wilkes-Barre visits Wo1 Daniels on Saunders Street. Remains of late Mrs Cornelive Dolan buried at Dunmore Catholic Cemetery. A child injured by a brewery wagon. Mikes By Coyne guest of friends. Chicken thieves steal birds from Tim Cotter’s. Joseph Williams identifies suspects. Anthony Maghulskiy and Behnoaki Cominaki of Greenwood released on $100 bail for alleged watch theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fluglies
John Hughes
Dunmore
A. Cusick
Stafford Street
Edward O'Donnell
Wilker-Durre
Daniels
Saunders Stravt
Cornelive Dolan
Anthrivite Street
Mes
Peter McCahill
Mikes
Coyne
Griffith
Tim Cotter
Joseph Williamn
Anthony Maghulskiy
Greenwood
Behnoaki Cominaki
Squire O'Neill
Scarcity of water grips Dunmore borough
The Dunmore water supply was cut off at 2 PM and not restored until morning amid severe shortages. Residents rely on well water as the reservoir is nearly empty and the water quality is poor and muddy. The Dunmore Water Company seeks a temporary supply from Scranton Gas and Water, but terms are unresolved. A borough council committee met with President Scranton to urge a quick agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore Water Company
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Scranton
Dunmore Company
Local Notes and Arrivals and Moves in Town
Miss Georgiana Brink of Wayne county visits her sister Mrs. Gd. W. Jones on Brook street. Samuel Langford departs for Wilkes Barre then England and Scotland pleasure trip. Charles Crow moves his family to Hyde Park for a new home. Free Kindergarten Association meets at Erin street manse to conduct welfare business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana Brink
Wayne County
Gd. W. Jones
Brook Street
Samuel Langford
Wilkea- Barre
England
Scotland
Charles Crow
Hyde Park
Free Kindergarten Association
Erin Street
Obituary notices for Reynolds O'Boyle Williams deaths in city
George Reynolds aged about eighty four died after a ten day illness at his Masters street home. He owned a Penn avenue grocery for years and was a church member. Survived by wife and four sons Seymour G Frank Clarence E and KE Phinney Reynolds. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from his former home. Also Mary O’Boyle widow of Patrick died at Fall River. Remains to be taken to Mary Lully 310 Livrene Street. Robert Williams of Wananunie died yesterday in Lackawanna hospital at age 60, survived by parents and four brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reynolds
Masters Streets
Mr. Reynolds
Our City
Penn Avenue
Eli Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary
Patrick O'Boyle
Emmet Street
Fall River
Miss
Ileceaned
Mary Lully
Livierne Street
Robert Williams
Wananunie
Lackawanna Hospital
Uireu Af
Pennsylvania Railroad Special Excursion Wilkes Barre to Niagara
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a last of season excursion from Wilkes-Barre to Niagara on Thursday October 18. Trains depart Wilkes-Barre at 10.65 a m and connect at Sunbury with a through special to the destination. Round trip tickets valid ten days allow stop offs at Buffalo Rochester Canandaigua and Watkins on return, price six dollars from Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wilkes- Barre
Niagara Walls
Wilkes-Barre
Sunbury
Buffalo
Rochester
Canandaigua and
Watkins
New Tourist Sleepers Run Weekly to San Francisco
Leaving Washington on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 10 45 p m via Southern Railway the route passes Atlanta Montgomery New Orleans Houston San Antonio New Mexico Arizona and Southern California. The Pullman tourist sleepers feature birch wood finish high back seats sixteen sections and modern amenities. Travel to Mexico Arizona Los Angeles and San Francisco takes three and a half to five days with lower fares than competing routes.
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Washington
Southern Railway
San Francisco
Atlanta
Montgomery
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Mexico
Los Angeles
Chas. L. Hopkins
Southern Mualway
Chet Nue Street
Philadelphia
Organist Hosts Surprise Birthday Party in South Scranton
Charles Scheuch, organist at Cedar Avenue Christ Lutheran, celebrated his nineteenth birthday at home on Birch Street with about forty friends. The gathering featured impromptu performances and refreshments after a brief storm prevented an outdoor celebration. Many local residents attended including Helen Glaser Emma Maler Maud Kostenbacher Martha Glaser Ida Kuhn Emma Blechert Ida Blechert and others. Funeral notices also referenced Mrs Maria Arnnheim Mrs Elizabeth Rudolph and Albert Elzroth with Constable Joseph Woelkers arrested. a joint Hose Company excursion was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Arnnheim
Elizabeth Rudolph
Albert Elzroth
Joseph Woelkers
Charles
Scheuch
Cedar Avenue
Christ Lutheran Church
Birch Street
Helen Glaser
Emma Maler
Maud Kostenbacher
Martha Glaser
Ida Kuhn
Emma Blechert
Ida Blechert
Martha Zdlinski
Anna Rader
Gertrude Welsh
Camp No 4 P O S of A Ball and Conv ert Programme
Camp No 4 P O S of A Bugle Fife and Drum corps present a concert and ball next Monday night in Athletic hall. The City project showcases Overture Ringgold band selections recitations solos and various musical items by local performers and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bugle
Athletic Hall
Ringgold Band
Junger Masnnerchor
Nettie Wirth
Emma Scheuch
Alfred Guthelnz
Fred Jones
John Kempher
Orpheus Quartette
Funerals for Mrs Maria Arnnheim Mrs Elizabeth Rudolph and Albert Elarath
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs Maria Arnnheim at 8 AM from 1018 Stafford Avenue with a high mass at St Marys River Street conducted by Rev Peter Christ. Pallbearers named. Undertaker Miller in charge. Mrs Elizabeth Rudolph was buried at 9 AM in German Catholic cemetery after a high mass at St Marys River Street by Father Stopper. pallbearers Gilmartin Gaughan Manley Gerrity and flower bearers Hockweiler Flaherty. Albert Elarath’s funeral at 2 PM from Meadow Avenue home with services at house and Dunmore cemetery conducted by Rev Ballhorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Arnnheim
Becker
Stafford Avenue
St. Mary's Church
River Street
Peter Christ
Peter Lambert
Philip Myers
Anton Holmes
Jacob Jacoby
Miller
Elizabeth Rudolph
Father Stopper
Messrs
Gilmartin
Gaughan
Manley
Gerrity
Hockweiler
Flaherty
Albert Elarath
Meadow Avenue
Ballhorn
St. Paul's Church
Prospect Avenue
Dunmore Cemetery
Constable Woelkers Arrested In Assault Case
Constable Joseph Woelkers of the eleventh ward was arrested yesterday by Constable Max Fierstein on a warrant issued by Alderman Lentes for assault and battery. The alleged incident occurred at Cedar avenue residence of Mrs. Louisa Weichel, who had Woelkers in her home. Woelkers posted $500 bond for court appearance. He then secured a warrant from Alderman Millar to arrest Mrs. Weichel on assault and battery and perjury charges, with bonds set at $300 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Woelkers
Max Fierstein
Alderman Lentes
Louisa Weichel
Cedar Avenue
Woelkers
Ball
Millar
Booth Scranton firemen plan joint excursion next spring
Representatives from the three Booth Scranton fire companies met at the William Connell Hoses rooms on Pittston avenue to discuss a joint excursion. The committee includes Fred Boyer Peter Rosar Jr and John Keifer Neptune engine P J Hickey Louis Schwartz Frank Dumbacher Century Hose John deMaguire Ernest Simrell Peter Coyne John Gibbons Jr and John Finke William Connell Hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Scranton
William Connell Hoses, Company
Pittston Avenue
Fred Boyer
Peter Rosar, Jr
John Keifer
Neptne Engine Company
P. J. Hickey
Louis Schwartz
Frank Dumbacher
Century Hose Company
John deMaguire
Ernest Simrell
Peter Coyne
John Gibbons, Jr
John Finke
William Connell Hose Company
Amputation for Pear Street Youth at Moses Taylor Hospital
James Brennan of Pear street had a finger severely injured at the South works machine shop three weeks ago and underwent amputation by Dr. Leet and Dr. Carnegie at Moses Taylor hospital yesterday. St Irene s society to give a farewell for Miss Anna Dowling who leaves Thursday for Mahanoy City. Brotherhood of St Paul meets for concert prep. South Side baseball club plans annual reception in Workingmen s hall. Sewing class at South Scranton YWCA met with large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brennan
Pear Street
South Works
Leet
Carnegie
Moses Taylor Hospital
St. Irene's Society
Miss Anna Dowling
Pharmacy Hall
Miss Dowling
Mahanoy City
Brotherhood of St. Paul
South Side Baseball Club
Workingmen's Hall
South Scranton
Mrs Norton visiting Amsterdam and Mr Zang hosts
Mrs. R. G. Norton of Cedar avenue is visiting friends in Amsterdam New York. Mr. and Mrs. John Zang of Alder street are receiving congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Norton
Cedar Avenue
Amsterdam
N. Y
John Zang
Alder Street
Beauty of Youth and Health Advice From Dr Pierce
A discussion on female beauty ties it to health and youth with remedies from Dr. Pierce. Testimonials claim Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery restore vitality, weight, and vigor, aided by confidential medical guidance from Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Mary E. Lewis
Tanner, Gimer Co
W. Va
Lieve
Pierce
J. J. Schnetyer
Pontiac, Livingston Co
Baby Boy Birth Report in Local Notice
A birth is announced for a bouncing baby boy born Sunday to Mrs Daniel Quick of 6520 Pear Street. The notice notes the family at home and conveys civic interest in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Quick
Pear Street
Dwyer Accepts Wrestling Challenge from Leonard in Newark
Professor Dwyer accepts Frank Gelisle of Pignon Ohio challenge and plans a match in Scranton within two weeks. Leonard of Newark has also urged a bout with Dwyer offering stakes from 100 to 240 dollars per side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
M. J. Dwyer
Frank Gelisle
Pignon
Chas, Leonard
Newark
N. J
Sporting Kultor
Dwyer
America
Charles Leonard
Springfeld Avenue
Gellle
Scranton
Celle
Scranton Bicycle Club
Washington Avenue
Leonard
New York Journal
New York City
Eagan Case Postponed To Next Term In City Court
James Eagan, a money order clerk at the local post office, faces a 95000 bond on a charge of embezzling government funds. His case was called in the United States district court in Pittsburgh but, at the request of his attorney H. B. Bourke, was postponed until the next term to be held in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
James Eagan
United States Biatriet Court
Bourke
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Popular for Children
An old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed infants for many years and millions of mothers use it for colic pain and diarrhea. It markets the remedy as a universal cure sold by Drugelsta worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drugelsta
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St. Brenden’s
Eiderdown
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton
O'Malley's Hall
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Providence Squire
North End Stars
Black Diamonds
Pittston
John Skifenton
The
Stars
Dunmore Doings
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania Railroad
South
Charles E. Scheuch
A. Ball
Constable Woelkers
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
A. L. Amend
Newfield, el Paso Co
Colo
FR. V. Pierce
Eles
Eagan
Mrs. Winslow
Bursunder & Rels
A.J. Duffy
MR. N. ¢. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
H. V. Esmond
Wagenhals & Kemper
Modjeska
MacLean
Academiy OF Music
Burgunder & Reis
Lessees
K. A. Brown
the Bowery
New Gaiety Theatre
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Aly
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WilLind
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Tat Family
Josephine Harvey
Kell Davis
Pishor and
Clark
Kitty Nelson Lydor
Chandler and Robinson
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