Mission Band Organizes at Scranton Street Baptist Church
In May the Industrial and Mission band of the Scranton Street Baptist church formed under Miss Anna Morgan. An average of forty five girls and twenty boys attended six meetings before summer, with classes for both genders and activities leading to missionary work through Miss Marietta Reveille in Oklahoma Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Anna Morgan
Marietta Reveille
Okahomea
Wenlrit
Credin
Mire Morgan
William Fowler
Miller
Jacoby
Mre
Banning
Mere
Bartholomew
Abe
Randolph Jones
Misses Merrifield
Annie Peters
Hoya
Bush
Mrs. Armstrong
Funeral of Mrs Bernard Haley at St Patrick's Church
The funeral for the late Mrs Bernard Haley was held yesterday afternoon from the Lonergan Court residence to St Patrick's Church at 2.00 oclock. Rev T R Donne officiated. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers included Richard Lonergan, John Barrett, Patrick Pisan, Colin Bhovhuesksy, Dennis Jennings and John Nellany. The remains of Thomas Welsh, who died at Hillside Home, were brought here yesterday afternoon by Funeral Director M F P Wymbe and interred at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Haley
Lonergan Court
St. Patrick’s Church
TR A
Donne
Hyde Park Catholic
Intermont
Yallhearers
Richard Lanergan
Jehy Ht
Barrett
Patrick Pisin
Colin Bhovuehnesksy
Young Miner Hurt At Brisbin Mines In Mule Incident
John Richards, 17, living with Mr and Mrs William Richards at 1406 Fynon Street, was kicked in the face while unmounting a mule from a mine car at Brisbin mines yesterday afternoon. He received treatment at home from the family physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richards
William ©. Richards
Fynon Street
Brisbin
Club House Regular Meeting Held Last Evening
A regular business meeting was held yesterday evening at the club house. Members discussed routine agenda items and planned future activities.
Ten Virgins Program Delights Young People at Chestnut Street Church
The Young People’s Society of the Chestnut Street German Presbyterian church will entertain this evening with a performance of The Ten Virgins. Ten young ladies will present the production and a ribbon concert will close the exercises followed by refreshments. Admission is ten cents. The program includes recitations by Miss Louise Hureel, Miss Rhoda Clarke, Miss Katie Muffer, Miss Jennie W. Taewis, and others, plus vocal solos and village quartet selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
German Presbyterian Church
Rhea Clarke
Kathe Stinicke
Lena Schumann
Village Quartette
Local Social Notes From Wilkes Barre to Scranton
Austin Walsh of Wilkes-Barre and Mrs M F L Wyimals of Jackson Street hosted a quiet gathering yesterday. Miss Cartie Price of Carbondale returned home from a visit with friends in Scranton. Mrs Tulson of South Sumner Avenue entertained Mrs Elis of Chicago. David J. Davis of South Main Avenue came back from a lake trip. George W. Clarke of Clarke Road was mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Walsh
Wilkes-Barre
M. FL Wyimals
Jackson Street
Yeaterday
Cartie Price
Carbondale
Haw
Scranton
Tulson
Bouth Sumner Avenue
Mrs. Elis
Chi« Carn
David J. Davis
South Main Avenue
Lake Winela
Gouwrge W. Clarke
Clarke Bres
One Week Only Quality and Comfort Opportunity
A brief sale notice invites readers to inspect a limited time opportunity offering premium comfort and quality products. The ad emphasizes value and a short window to view available items.
Community Notices From Local Churches And Socials
Tomorrow evening the Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church hosts an entertainment run by Sabbath school classes led by Mrs. L. T. Foster and Mrs. J. L. Travisa. A small admission of ten cents is charged. The Simpson Methodist Ladies' Aid plans an initial supper Thursday evening with FP G I7 and K initials in charge. A novel blooming social is set for Scranton Street Baptist church tomorrow night with refreshments. The Washburn Street Presbyterian art exhibition was postponed due to unavailable pieces but will be held soon. A surprise party celebrated Mrs. Branton of 64 North Bromley avenue with many neighbors and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
J. L. Te Travisa
Ladies' Aid Society
Simpson Methodist Church
Indies
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Washbury Street Presbyterian Church
Parsons
Mere
Btanton
North Bromley Avenue
Mre
William Edwards
Misa Miavale Phillips
Mixes Webster
Core
Mars Jenen
May Clark
Ith Martin
Oly Stanton
Cassie Young
Misers
Thomas Sweet
Jacob Sweet
John Boston
William Burchell
Christ Smith
John Jarvis
Charles Edwards
Charles Harris
Frederick Smith
J. H. Bate
William Stanton
G. W. Alvord
West Side Directory Advertisements and Listings
Rag rugs and carpet weaving offered by CARPET WRAVER with quick pickup. JAC BALTES seeks rag stock in Mars Fenton Clairvoyant and phrenologist at 412 North Main. Second hand furniture dealer J. C. King buys furniture, stoves and tools with stock to view on West Lace owanha avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Jac Baltes
Lugerne Street
Mars
Fenton
North Main Avenue
J. C. King
Owanha Avenue
Buncoers Abroad Warn of Bryanite Tactics in 1904
The notice denounces Bryanite tricks in the fall campaign to mislead voters against Republicans. It claims marshaling malcontents and false charges aim to disrupt McKinley’s party. It urges vigilance and questions voters about backing or opposing such tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falee
McKinley
Republican Congress
Phonograph social and city notes in North Scranton
North Scranton reports a phonograph social hosted by Prof and Mrs E W Hiller at 147 North Main Ave. The Husking Bee at Company Harmory is announced with Algernon Fitanoodles presenting his humano phone. A laborer Joseph Smitt suffered serious back injuries from a rock fall at Cayuga mine. Several locals and events, including a political rally in Company Harmory and various visits, are noted with minor injuries and civic details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Hiller
North Main Avenue
Harry Fries
John Stopford
Mise Nelle Frease
Harnary
Algernon Fitanoodles
Moston
Joseph Smitt
Cayuga Street
Cayuca
L. Roberts
Mahanoy City
Harmory
Evenie
A. A. Woeshure
Jon R. Jones
John R. Farr
M. W. Lowry
Fred W. Fleitz
W. J. Lewin
Cyrus Davis
Wimmers
T. J. Mead
Madisonville
Henry Mead
Parker Ativet
William Sime
David Jonen
Plymouth
Mire Ligvit Williams
Dickson City
Baptist Church
David Arnott
Pittston
Maris
KR. Mae- Hale
Wclock
West Market Street
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Tietear
Taylor
Theophilus Evans
Summit Avenue
Emma Jones
Wayne Avenue
Neil O'Donnell
Beth Smith
Louisa Cole
Alderman Fidler
O'Donnell
Liquor License Charge Allegation in South Scranton
In South Scranton, a person from Prospect Avenue 4 Lopatyn er was held on charges of selling liquor without a license and selling on Sunday. The report notes alleged violations at a local Prospect avenue address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Avenue
Alderman Arraigns Man on Multiple Charges in Prospect Avenue
An alderman arraigned a resident on charges including tippling with no license and selling to a minor. Bail set at 200, 800, and 300 with a court appearance to follow. Four youths from Spruce Street bridge area were fined for throwing stones at Patrolman Schmidt. Names listed: Anthony Flynn, James Kelly, John O Rourke, Edward Malloner. German Catholic society fair draws large crowds. Ringgold band to play tonight and Laws reper band Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruddy
Jacob Makowski
Prospect Avenue
Charara
Howe
Gelling
Lcense
Spruce Street
Schmidt
Robling
Anthony Flynn
James Kelly
John O' Rourke
Edward Malloner
Ringgold
Laws
Social Roundup and Local Notices Highlight Penn Ave Guests
Miss Mary A. Sykes hosted friends including Miss Mary A. Sykes of Pinlipetraye Pa and several Meyers and Sykes relatives for an evening of music recitations and singing. Mrs Jennie Fuller spoke at Gospel Tabernacle on Jefferson Ave while Mark Goodwin visited on business in Green Ridge. Evangelist Wilson reports progress at Capotise mission revival. The Loyal Temperance Legion event at Nettleton’s Hall drew good crowds with a post program social and refreshments. Arthur Maines and I B Fabn visited from Luzerne and Wilkes Barre. Mr and Mrs William J Peck, married October 6, return from a New York wedding trip and reside at Delaware and Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Sykes
Penn Avenue
Pinlipetraye
Hell Tolimly
Reasie
Kathe Meyers
Amelia
Gussie Schuman
Mia. Tolimie
Sykes
Josephine Sykes
Messrs. Long
Tolinde
Shermer
Widener
Manners
William Hall
Dalley
Fred Petry
Walter
Robert Sykes
Jennie Fuller
India
Gospel Tabernacle
Jeferson Avenue
Mark Goodwin
Ruthford
N. WF
Green Ridge
Evangelist Wilson
Capotise Mission
John Garland
Dickson Avenue
J. P. Stanley
Honesdale
Nettleton’s
Loyal Temperance Legion
Arthur Maines
Wilkes-Barre
I. EB. Fabn
Luzerne
Mrr
William J. Peck
Weet Pitteton
New York City
Delaware Street
Dunmore Local Notices Include Death, Visits and Gatherings
Dunmore residents are active with messages of condolence and social events. The Presbyterian church plans a 1 PM meeting at Mrs. Charles Farrer’s home to act on the Buckley death, while a funeral will proceed to Connecticut. A birthday surprise for Mrs. John Perks, entertainment by Miss Gilmore, and fundraisers by the Methodist Episcopal Ladies’ Aid are noted. Runaway youths Floyd Bishop and Frank Wallace travel from Hawley. George Turner resumes work at Erie and Wyoming Valley freight office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hartman
Frank White
Lottie
Weatherly
J. PL. Mary
Kim Street
Old Society of the Presbyterian Church
Charles Farrer
T. K. Buckley
George Turner
Fifth Street
Erie and
Wyolline Valley
Edward Winans
Fourth Street
Mida Engtert
Woodworth
Charles Wilds
Hawley
George Wilds
Wayne County
Curtin Wilds
Floyd Bishop
Frank Wallace
Dunmore Buneding
Presbyterian Church
Buckley
Tag
Connecticut
Buches
Wlenburg
Millar
Thomas
Edward Howell
William Cole
Elmer Jackson
Susie Hollow
Rosa Webber
Rolle Weber
Florence Spencer
Ann Monroe
Miss Gilmore
Philadelphia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Knights of Malta
Odd Fellow's Hall
St. Stephen Commandry
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Masonite Hall
Od Fellows’ Hall
Man Wiggins Mangan Bird Shoot Set for Thanksgiving Day
Minooka hosts a fourth contest between John Wiggins and Martin Mangan as Thanksgiving Day decides the winner. Also noted are local political clubs forming for election day and shifts in party strength with Republicans gaining ground in the Democratic stronghold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiggins
Martin Mangan
National Colliery
Bridget Costello
Philadelphia
John McCrea
Patrick Cahill
Archbald
Martin Corbett
Connell Street
Elity
John J. Coyne
Bogart Burglars to be Tried Here
Bogart suspects linked to thefts in at least a dozen cities are to be tried locally. Scranton authorities received a Chicago police telegram asking to extend requisition papers for ten days. No other owners or local witnesses identify the stolen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Chicago
Focal
Obituary for Mrs Moran of Archbald and relatives
Mrs Patrick Moran of Archbald dies after a short illness at her daughter's home Mrs Martin Cummings She was widow of Patrick Moran mother of Martin Cummings Archbald and Patrick Moran Green Ridge Funeral services held this morning at St Thomas church interment in Archbald Catholic Cemetery Also noted were the death of Mrs S Fal Ben Bickley of Dunmore and a separate Archbald child Andrew Flynn age 11 with funeral later today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Moran
Archbald
Martin Cummings
St. Thomas’ Church
White Oak
Thomas Moran
Scranton
Archbald Catholic Cemetery
Andrew
Thomas Flynn
Laurel Street
Welnek
Political pointer urges vote for Schadt and Horn in Lackawanna
A political pointer urges voters who favor free trade and free river Chicago platform to support Schadt, Horn and allies, while those who back McKinley protection and prosperity should oppose these Bryan agents. The note frames a regional electoral choice with clear party alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Schadt, Horn, Et
McKinley
Hryan
How To Escape Colds Endure Exposure Not Coddle
From the Youth's Companion the article argues against coddling and urges strengthening the body to resist colds. It recommends cold sponge baths or plunges, brisk towel rubbing, seasonable clothing, keeping rooms at 70 degrees, and letting fresh air in to build a common, hardened resistance. The guidance likens resilience to that of a horse and stresses toughening weak spots rather than hiding from exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companion
Police Notes on Duty Shifts in Davis Absence
Lieutenant John Davis spends final days of his summer vacation. Desk sergeant Charles Ridgeway runs the night patrol in his absence. Patrolman Thomas Evans oversees operations at Police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Hie
Desk Ricefreant
Charles Ridgeway
Davis
Thomas Evans
Steam Heating and Plumbing Promotion Blends Local Ad
An advertorial style item touts P. F. and M. T. Howley at 241 Wyoming Street offering steam heating and plumbing services. It also markets Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills Liver Regulator as popular and effective with Matthews Bros. selling them in bulk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Agnew
Matthews Bros
A Woman's Deed From a Detroit Benefactress
Mrs. John Tansey of Detroit recounts her daughter's illness once thought not tuberculosis. After using Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, the daughter recovered, and Tansey urges mothers to keep the remedy at home for girls coming into womanhood. She praises the pills' cost and effect and credits them with saving lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tansey
Baker Street
Detroit
Michigan
John
Williame
Dr. Williame
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Wilinma
Community Notices From Scranton Medical One
Fragmentary OCR lists addresses and names including Mary A Shepherd M D at Adams Avenue and Frey at Wyoming Avenue Scranton. The readable items show professional titles and street locations without a clear event or action.
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City
The
Ladies of Scranton Street Baptist Church
Taekeon Street
Electric Ciy Wheelmen
J. B. Smith
Howard Williams
Oscar Oswald
Guy Relph
Sorelalet
Bert Jones
North Bromly Avenue
Etta Dimkerly
Jennie Lewis
Jennie Davis
Gus Ay Tion
Charles Cadwgan
Servin
Mary Richards
Myrtle Dorsey
Etta Dunkerl
Gertlé Hughes
Lite Morris
Flenbeth May Howell
Dora Jones
Nevada McCarty
Mary James
Jessie Lewis
Ines Zimmerman
Jeeele Wicks
Minnie Harding
Gertie Loomis
Mary Davis
Troy
May Heberling
Hattie Weaver
Allie Green
Mattie Smith
Gwendoline Jones
Margaret Davis
Ray Jones
Clara Brown
Joste Paff
Nerthee Preston
Marraret Stewart
Laura Brady
Dunmore
Willian Robertson
William Geen
Monty Morean
John Thomas
Otto Myers
Charles Cadwson
Luther Thomas
Howard Davis
Here Green
Harry Kelly
David Jones
Kimeric Joseph
Guseynon
J. David Jones
William Thonina
J. Zurtich
W. A. Prlew
North Garfield Avenue
Edna Evans
Loora Hughes
Meesra
Watkin Williams
Walter Jones
Atudenta
Moomsbore Normal School
Harry Reese
Lafayette Street
Allentown
G. W. Powell
Bellevue Weighte
England
Wales
Hussey
M. FL Wynnie
Bmoker
Globe Warehouse
Californ
RIZE
Buncoers
North Scranton
South
LE Brun
Fitzler Bex
Wm. G. Clark
Peon Ave
Bogarts
Fal Bickley
Messing
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyomingtva
Costa
Evening News
Detroit, Mich
Octeber
oWe
New York
J.M. Hornhaker
Mulberry St
Louise Bonn
Aundays
Col. Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Dh. Kay
Penn Ave
Te One
DR. Bateson, TN
Washington Avenue
Ll. Frey
Ravings Bank Bildy
Wyoming Avenue
Mary A. Shepherd
Adams Avenue
A. Trapold
W. B. Allen
North
W. G. Rook
Ospital
Linden Street
James H. Torrey
Commonwealth Building
Frank
Boyle
Burr Building
Edward W. Thayer
Warren & Knapp
Law
Republican Building
Berasnton
Josaup & Jossup
Patterson & Wilcon
Laaders National Dunk Building
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Priciness and
Frank Tokeli
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Board of Rate
L. A. Watres
Lackawann, Ave
Beranton
A Pitcher
Comngys
D. B. Plogle
Woans
Real Asia
Meare Building
Washington Ave
B. P. Killam
Jas. J. WH. Hamilton
Commonwealth
Boran
Interstate Secret Sare Vice Agency
Percival J. Morris
Board of Trade
Edward H. Davis
E. Ll. Walter
Offichd Fear of
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Cor, Washave
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
T. Lacey & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
T. C. Lyman
F. le M'Graw
Esprich Street
DR. H. FP. Reynolds
OFP, P
Dr, Co
Laubach
C. Snover
Lacka. Wanna
Houra
Wanne Avenue
G KR. Clark & CO
Atore MG
Hi Ave
Green Houn
North Main
Ptore Telephone
Elk Cape
Lin Avenue
Holes Reasonable
Scranton Househ
Victor Koch
Bauer
Bath
J. Bauer
Hulbert
Music Unione
Megargh Brothers
Frank FP. Hhrown & CO
Weel
Lackewinna Ave
Thomas Aubrey
Williams Building
Postofica
Res
the Tribune Publishing Co
North Waehneton
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