St John’s Catholic Church to Build New Edifice
The St. John’s Catholic Church congregation on this side plans a new, spacious church on Pittston Avenue and Fig Street after a temporary earlier building. The project follows the recent mission by Paullat fathers and is led by Rev. J. Melley with Rev. Mr. North expected to preside at events.
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St. John's Catholic Church
North
St. John’s Church
RE. J. Melley
Pittston Avenue
Fig Street
Paullat
Father Melley
Luce Bros New Store West Side Happenings
Reception for Rev Dr A L Ramer and Miss Kate Kress followed their marriage at Michael s Lutheran Allentown The couple hosts a reception at 127 South Lincoln Avenue with about 200 guests The bride wore white corded silk with pearl trimmings and Miss Derr acted as maid of honor Also notes new Odd Fellows officers and local society visits and church events in the West Side community
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A. L. Ramer
Fourteenth Street Lutheran Church
Kate Kress
Allentown
Michael's Lutheran Church
Smell
J. Richmond Markel
Muhlenburg
W. H. Eddleman
Royersford
Loos
George Kercher
Mount Airy Theological Seminary
Mr. Ramer
Ramer
Kress
St. Michael's Church
St. Mark’s Church
Muhlenburg College
Mount Airy Theological College
North End Notes on Social Events and Church Activities
Misa Stephens of Carbondale visits North Malin avenue guests. Choir members visit Mrs. Powell in Green street. Rev. Guild to preach at Providence Presbyterian Church with lessons from the cross. Frank Steele heads to Honesdale for a new home. New stone steps at Dickson City chapel enhance its look. Providence Church Young People’s Endeavor marks seventh anniversary with large supper and program. Ida Christmas presides as toastmaster WH McKeehan gives a brief address. Mrs. Steele of Church avenue to Clark’s Summit to manage a branch millinery store. Ligsie Hallock improving after illness. Eastern Star Jubilee to host a concert at Providence Christian Church. Miss Jenkinry Jenkins recovering at home after illness.
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Misa Stephens
Carbondale
Edgar
North Malin Avenue
Annie Jenkins
M. Jones
Cardiff
Frothingham
Thomas Powell
Green Street
George BK. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
Frank Steele
Church Avenue
Honesdale
Misa Clara
Fmmaline Richmond
Richmond HI Farm
New York City
Dickson City Chapel
Howard Jackson
George E. Guild
G. W. Benedict
North End
Ida Christmas
WH. H. McKeehan
FE. Steele
Clark's Summit
Stearns
North Main Avenue
Misa Ligsie Hallock
Short Avenue
Eastern Star
Providence Christian Church
North Main
Mary Jenkinry Jenkins
Throop Street
W. G. Donne
West Market Street
The Devil and the Deep BBA at Weert Drinker Street
Dr. B C Hopkins has moved from Weert Drinker Street into a cottage on Binkely Street. Friends of Milan Myrtle Burne planned a surprise at her Apple Avenue home with a social schedule including a 12 o'clock event and a 6 o'clock gathering.
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B. C. Hopkins
Weert Drinker Street
Binkely Street
Friends of
Milan
Myrtle Burne
Apple Avenue
Oacian Ehairh
Monty Sohal ‘Byterlandhi
Sunec
Junior Endeavor
Ae Williagna
Ae Tan
Griffin
Fool's Revenge Delights Small Academy Audience
Creston Clarke's portrayal of The Fool's Revenge at the Academy of Music drew a pleased crowd. Critics praised his dramatic instinct and promise, noting faults in declamation and overemphasis, while Frederick Vroom William Owen and Adelaide Prince supported well.
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Academy of Music
Creston Clarke
Mr. Clarke
John Sleeper Clarke
Dr. Panglass
Eewin Booth
Clarke
Frederick Vroom
William Owen
Adelaide Prince
Callahan as Mephisto in Faust at Frothingham
Joseph Callahan directs a strong Faust production at Frothingham with a near Morrison likeness in Mephisto though the performance lacks the depth of Morrison. The Brocken scene and overall scenery receive praise while the supporting company, including Hesle Rogan, earns good notices.
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Joseph Callahan
Frothingham
Mr. Callahan
Lewia Morrison
Faust
Mr. Morrison
Mephisto
Eame
Mr. Morrisan
le Rogan
Tinety
Au- Hence
Evans vs Lackawanna Street Railway Damages Suit
Wil lam P. Evans of Taylor sued the Lackawanna Street Railway for grading damages. Arbitrators Herman Osthaus C R Pitcher and Roscoe Dale heard the case. Attorney John M Harris for Taylor borough did not appear citing improper arbitration rule. Watson Zimmerman represented the plaintiff while I H Burns L A Watres and Lemuel Ammerman represented the company.
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Lackawanna Street Railway Company
Willam P. Evans
Taylor
Herman Osthaus
C. R. Pitcher
Roscoe Dale
John M. Harris
Watson & Zimmerman
Platouf
I. H. Burns
L. A. Watres
Lemuel Ammerman
Leak in the Scranton reservoir causes flood scare
A leak in the high pressure reservoir behind No 6 in Scranton flooded cellars as residents awoke yesterday. Water escaped in a large flow, alarming locals who feared a larger flood, but the leak was contained before major damage occurred.
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Scranton Gas and Water Company
No. 6
Merelo Identified as Gid Forge Murderer in Boston
A telegram received by Barring and Mcweeney detective agency in Thin City states Merelo, the Gid Forge killer, was positively identified in Boston by three reputable Old Forge citizens who were brought there for identification.
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Boston
Merelo
Barring & Mcweeney
Old Forge
Italian Named Prollep Crushed By Delaware and Hudson Train
Michael Prollep, an Italian miner, was struck by a Delaware and Hudson locomotive at Mill Creek near Scranton after leaving at 6 o'clock last night. He suffered severe injuries including loss of an arm and leg and head trauma. condition described as critical with probable fatal outcome.
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Will Lynch
John Lavelle
Cedar Avenue
Lavelle
Lynch
Julius Whalen
Stone Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Cemetery
Michael Prollep
Mi! Creek
Delaware and Hudso
Scranton
Prollep
Supreme Court Interprets Mine Law in Kingston Case
Durkin against Kingston Coal Co. ends with the verdict against the Kingston Coal Co. stricken as to the company but upheld against foreman William Jones. The court voids part of the 1891 act as unconstitutional while preserving accountability for Jones and affirming responsibilities of mine owners and certified foremen.
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Kingston Coal Company
Supreme Court
Durkin
Common Pleas
Luzerne County
Lynch
Wiliam Jones
Kingston
William Jones
Presidents tour focuses on Westinghouse works and rail motive power
President Roberts and Pennsylvania directors visit Westinghouse in Pittsburg to examine electricity as a transportation motive power. President Wilbur and Lehigh Valley directors embark on a three day trip to inspect the New end project and planned extensions to give the valley its own tracks toward the Susquehanna bridge and avoid use of New York Central lines.
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Roberts
The
Pennsylvania
Westinghouse Works
Pittsburg
Wilbur
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pee A
Susm
New York Central
Rio Grande
Sneezing Time Warns of Weather Colds and Dr Humphreys 77
The piece urges caution as weather changes cause colds for all ages and promotes Dr Humphreys' Specific 77 as a preventive and cure. It describes small pellet bottles sold by agents with a price and notes the remedy is available from Nymphreye Don Co in New York.
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Humphreys
Daggiats, Or Sons
Nymphreye Don Co
William Street
Surplus Earnings Figures Questioned in Interference Case
A historical report notes that net loss equals gross, implying the year would show a surplus over $100,000, a finding viewed as unfavorable for the Interference case. The discussion centers on financial results and their impact on the company’s standing.
Scranton Versus Wilkes-Barre Football Match Set Today
A football game is scheduled at the Baseball Park this afternoon at 3 20 between Harry Hillman Academy Wilkes-Barre and Lackawanna School. Both teams have trained for weeks and a good contest is expected with defensive and offensive lineup notes listed for both sides.
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Lackawanna
Harry Hillman
Harry Hillman Academy
Wilkes-Darre
School of the Lackawanna
THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP SEA FOOTBALL NOTES
The St Thomas College eleven meets Stroudsburg State Normal today in Stroudsburg. Scranton Bicycle Club’s game at Shamokin is canceled by Shamokin management. a transfer to Wednesday is under negotiation. Scranton hoped to travel and win yesterday. Dodds challenges William Thorpe to a quolts contest for sixty one points with ten points start or any man for fifteen with a stake of 100 dollars a side.
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St. Thomas
Stroudsburg
Dodds
The
Tribune
Thomas Dodds
Priceburg
William Thorpe
Quolts
America
Thorpe
William Kennedy
The Devil and the Deep Sea Letters from the People
A collection of brief reader letters under a thin heading, names supplied, to be published with author attribution. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions presented.
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People
the Tribune
Vindication for Loma Vista directors amid embezzlement charge
The Tribune reports H. T. Bragdon’s Vindication letter defending Dr B Hani, Charles Weilcher, Arthur Frothingham, and E B Worden from links to the Loma Vista Aid association embezzlement case. He says resignation stemmed from unpaid payments to members. He also notes internal tensions and accountability. Swayne's Ointment ad promotes relief from itching sores and ulcers with Dr Swayne & Bon.
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the Tribune
Halt
Ball
Loma Vista Aid Association
B. Hani
Charles Weilcher
Arthur Frothingham
BE. B. Worden
Teg
H. T. Bragdon
Specials for a Few Days Immense Line of 75
Specials for a few days advertise a large sale with discounted items including Beaty and Serge fabrics, Mohair Luster, and various fine goods. The notice highlights prices like 49 cents and 98 cents, with mentions of value $7.00 and $1.25, suggesting a clearance event at a local shop.
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S Beaty
Millinery Specialties Highlighted for High Class Appeal
Department features will be of sufficient importance to merit inspection by all interested in high class millinery. Prices are not quoted as the values in each item will speak for themselves and be telling.
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Dewinttrt
Oppialte Scranton Howse
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
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Spruce Street
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Scranton, Pa
Iron and Steel
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Menatansoret
Heals of Milla
Lo County
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Iakina Ate
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