Florence Crittenden Mission Report Highlights Scranton Work
The Florence Crittenden mission reports strong year end progress in Scranton. The president and matron detail homeless women helped, a need for a larger home, and successful reform stories including girls and mothers aided. Officers were elected and plans for expansion outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crittendon Mission
Young Men’s Christian Association
Mire. WM. M. Rookstaver
Mra
W. A. Taylor
A. E. Saxton
Dre.lookstaver
Judges Hear Arguments On Wide Range Of City Cases
Yesterday the Scranton court heard a variety of cases. Major Frerett Warren defended J. H. Gunster and related matters while Aldermen Wright and Millar battled over a police court restraining order. Attorneys presented exhaustive briefs as cases including coal leases and company negotiations moved toward the next term of common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frerett Warren
J. HH
Gunster
Scranton Ihumnating Heat and Power Company
W. W. Lathhope
Ed Wright
Ninth Ward
W. Millar
Firtith
Aone
Tormey
Comegys
Petroianer
Cas
Thome Wolke
Trustes
West Side
Clh. Soper
Exceptants
J. Alton Davis
Jermyn
Mourt
Torrey
Treepoes
Morris
Depalnet
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company
Common Pleas Court
Local Book and Cloth Offers Posted by Stores
Various shops advertise discounted items including ten placen Scotch cloths, all wool serge in navy and noir, and hosiery at reduced prices. Stores cited include Mears & Hagen Roy the Weber Guernsey Bros Fr L. Cawanne Avenue and Pratt's Book Store offering holiday books and related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
Phrenology and Matrimony Lectures Planned This Week
Two lectures will be presented Thursday and Friday evenings at the Young Men's Christian Association auditorium by Professor J.T. Weart Jr. on Phrenology and Matrimony illustrated by the stereopticon. Admission free, reserved seats ten cents. Daily examinations at Hotel Terrace.
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J.T. Weart, Jr
Hotel Terrace
Birthday Social Planned by Ladies’ Union at Penn Avenue Church
An Oct birthday social is scheduled in the church parlors by The Ladies’ Social Union of Penn Avenue. The event details appear in a fragmented notice referencing hotel and local streets, with refreshments and neighborhood tables noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Social Union of
Penn Avenue
Deserved Tribute to Schank and Koehler Shoe Firm
Scranton celebrates Schank and Koehler at 410 Spruce Street for upright business, modern store interior, and full stock. The firm buys mostly from Stetson and Curtis, ensuring fresh, fashionable men’s and women’s shoes. Clerks guide without pressuring customers, aligning with patrons’ demand for style and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Schank and Koehler
Spruce Street
Schank & Koehler
Sebank & Koehler
HE. Stetson and
N. Curtis & Co
Polley
Marriage at Cathedral Ties Flannery to Nelle O Donnell
Thomas J. Flannery and Miss Nelle O’Donnell wed at Eterna Cathedral yesterday morning. Rev J A OReilly officiated with Attorney M J Donahoe as best man and Miss Neliie O’Hara as bridesmaid. The couple, from Gibson Street and Arlington Hotel owners, planned a ten day honeymoon and then reside at Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Flannery
Nelle O'Donnell
Catherine Donnell
Gibson Street
Fr.eterna Cathedral
J A. Oreilly
Marty
M. J. Donahoe
Mise Neliie O'Hara
Burke Bros Contract for Burned Bridge Reservoir
Burkerow Scranton contractors awarded the contract to build a large reservoir for the Scranton Gas and Water Co at Burned Bridge though contract details are not available. A railroad accident near Carbon Street left a man unconscious, later identified by a notebook bearing names Marie White and Jonathan Parry and made by Natalie Store Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Burkerow
Scranton
Scranton Gae and Water Company
Miurned Bridge
Delaware and Hudson
Carbon Street
Groom Ridge
Lackawanne Hospital
Marnie White
Jonathan Parry
Natalie
Banana Vendor Sent To County Jail For Moving Violation
Joe Domond a Tielian banana vendor operating a plush-cart on Lackawanna avenue was jailed for two days by Alderman Millar for failing to keep moving as city ordinances require. The penalty was remitted but $2.60 costs were ordered. in default he was sent to the county jail. Comrade Joseph Woelkers testified, and the alderman acted reluctantly. The constable collects costs in each such case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Domond
Lackawanna Avenue
Millar
Joseph Woelkers
Howell Takes Oath as Beranton Public Schools Superintendent
Professor George Howell was sworn in as superintendent elect of Beranton public schools and subscribed to the oath in court before President Judge R. W. Archbald. He will assume office Friday November 1 succeeding Superintendent Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howell
Beranton Public Schools
R. W. Archbald
Howell
Phillips
Fifth Annual Meeting Elects Officers of Wilkes-Barre Synod
The fifth annual conference of Evangelical Lutheran clergymen met at Obhriat Evangelical church on Cedar Avenue and Beech Street. Rev. L. Linderstruth of Mauch Chunk was chosen president, with Rev. J. Schlenker as secretary and treasurer, and Rev. P. Hiller as German secretary. Afternoon sessions discussed finances for North Wilkes-Barre mission, pastor placements, and church consolidations, with reports on the Synodical Mission and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Obhriat Evangelical Church
Ceday Avenue
Beech Erect
Sentlemen
Ful Lowe
P. H. Zigleman
Scranton
A. Brunning
White Haven
Eng- Heh
Seneker
Ad Tanaford
New Church
Dea Ben
Tis Day
Wer Sand
Allentown
Nomi Wilkes- Barre
North
Lansford
Summit HM
Fach Rey
Hitter
West Pmarletin
Wiet Hagheton
Aiden
Eash
Bast Mauch Chink
Lta
Kudet
Letlerton
Linderstruth
Mrs Mary Norton Dead in Brooklyn Home
Mrs Mary Norton died at her home 91 Penn Avenue from a heart ailment. She had long lived in the Brooklyn area and was beloved by neighbors. She leaves husband Anthony Norton and children John Thomas Mary and Miss Norton. Funeral Friday at St Peter's Cathedral at 9 20 in the morning with a high mass of requiem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Clerks’ Association
John Jordan
Ann Scranton
William Koopaenv . Menonious
Burt W. Vought
Cella Garrity
Scranton
Kathe
John Burke
Washington Avenue
Pinto Thursby
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Beranton
Hilary
Emme Shaw Coldoweh
Young Mit‘s
Kristhen Association
St. Luke’s Church
Charles Green
Waverly
Hugh Archbadd
Shehety
Miles Gibbons
Vera
Holy Rorary Church
Cornelius Smith
LH. Burne
Mr. Smith
John G. Jenningre
Mise Mayer
Misa Mer
Mike Riggle
Mies Julia Allen
Mine Pinojeman
Wg Tiang
Pridget Kearney
Wyoming Avenue
John R. Edwari
Ingerian
Tuathoe
Peace Towney
Archbald
Beas Corm
Hs Nocent
Judge Archbald
Mran Tvat
Brouht
John
TB. Swan
Mra Alm
Rookstover
Mra. W
Diehl
Mere
C.H. von Storch
W. A. Tayior
Jennie Reynolds
Mra
W. S. Diehl
Thomas Thckson
TL. Brooke
G. Courzen
F. W. Maron
Mies
Cloe Metting
Sing
Mary Norton
Penn Avenue
Tine Brook
Anthony Norton
John, Thomas
Misa Mary
Mise Im Norton
No. 2
St. Peter's Cathedral
Runaway Car Delays Steel Mill Run Near Vinet Furnace
In the Nowah works near the Vinet furnace a loaded car ran away after its coupling snapped. The car derailed near the sandpit as danger loomed along the grade between the upper and lower steel mills.
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Nowah Works
Vinet
Archbald Woman Charged With Threatening Life of Woman
Francia Kearney of Archbald could not post bail for threatening the life of Mrs. Mary Gebhardt and was jailed last evening. Squire Manley served as committing magistrate. (Note: OCR text contains garbled ending materiaal.)
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Francia Kearney
Archbald
Mary Gebhardt
Scranton Club Sells Eastern League Franchise to Fall River
Scranton Hage Tall association directors approved selling the Scranton Eastern league franchise to Fall River bidders at 2.80 while Newark bid 2,500. Fall River will be notified of acceptance today. Herald reporter Betts says Scranton will enter the State league next year with reserve players included in the purchase.
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Scranton Hage Tall Association
Scranton
Newark
Pall River
Tribune
Betts
Herald Scranton
Fastern
Scranton Partes
Homes for the Children Board to place fourteen youngsters in approved homes
The board of charitable relief voted to remove fourteen children from their mothers and place them in suitable homes. Families cited include Mrs. Patrick Murray and Mrs. Fallon, both resisting separation. Investigations covered thirty six cases with twenty six found worthy of relief and placement in homes or institutions.
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Metoelatel Charitiea Jast Met
Patrick Murray
Washington Avenury
Tea Sihifilews
Scranton
Liie
Gibbons
Murray
Michael Falon
Fallon
Rmgaln
Seahill
Ining Avenue
Dugean
Met
fem @o Br. Patrick's orphanage
Morence Mieston
Food Shepherd
Miblette
Areaueloe
Flirat- Chea Company
Burke Denies Allegations and Plans Probe Public Hearing
In a defiant interview Burke rejects charges as false and says a Washington dispatch misrepresented Colguitt's report. He will present testimony Colquitt did not record to Commissioner Miller and aims to prove the accusations false, while promising public scrutiny if needed. Also noted are local notices and a memorial resolution from Ancient Order of Hibernians in Dickson City for a deceased member James Mele. Public notices list papers for publication.
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Wd. Burke
Washington
Aeatordas
Timon
Burke
Colguitt
Molleetor Herrite
Durke
Mit
Colquitt
Miller
Colquit
Millue
Puble
Aton
Hibernians
Dickron City
Hell On Chot
Order of
Fidernians
The
Scranton Tepublican
Seraton Truth
Beranton Times
the Tribune
Prideburg Recorder
Olyphant Gagette
New Dresses From Old Diamond Dyes Offer Easy Color Renewal
A reader in Green county Ohio describes restoring an old tan dress to black using Mamond Diamond Dyes. She praises the dyes for cotton wool and milk, noting no fading or cracking and successful rug coloring as well. Diamond Dyes claim strong fast colors, with separate formulas for wool and cotton, and offer free samples and directions from Richansvon & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Hook
Paimteraville
Green County
Oe Richansvon &O
Burlington, T
Nurse Resigns as Lackawanna Hospital Chief in Marriage
Mina Helen MacDonald, nearly three years superintendent at Lackawanna Hospital, resigns in anticipation of her marriage to a New Yorker. The acting superintendent and chief nurse until January 1 will be Mira Seckler. Miss Kramer of Washington will succeed MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Helen MacDonald
Awanna Hoepstad
Sroom
Mies MacDonald
Mira Seckler
Misa Kramer
Washington
Milas MacDonald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norman &Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Commonwealth Shoe Store
Ackawanna
Wakman
Penn Ave
Wills & Art
N. B
City Notes
Finance Committee of the Poor Board
John Davis
Pole Dnring
Simpson
Pittsture
Penn Avene
Minnie May Spencer
Carbondale
Hodbye
Board of Trade
Wilden Bobb
Scranton Belding Company
Olive Street
Madind
Monroe Avenues
Finike
Conamitts
United
Frank Robling
Siipeon
Bill Kent
Florence Crittenden Mission
Irace
Washingtay
New York City
Intuefon
Fcraunten
Soxton
Waehington
Mhcriet
Repute
Mr. McArthur
J. McAckle
Roy the
Weber
Guernsey Bros
T Headay
Wicttan
Rand
Rang Nex
Fr. L. Cawanne Avenue
Jn Sete
Wingle Goldier
Pratt's Book Store
M.c. A
Than Scranton
Scheibel
See Pune Eaulavard Road
Owen
Nellie O'Donnell
Burke Bros
Burned Bridge
Linden
Wilkes-Harre Synod
L. Linderstruth
Mauch Chunk
Nall
Thomas Kane
PC Rhinchold
Thomas Kine
George Noon
Dominick Padden
Andrew Homan
John Mernack
Joseph Konesany
John “Eok
Salvi
B. Wright
Thos, Minchetto
Old Fore
Joseph Salvi
Merelomu
Ali Bib Tamen
Rot
Fall River
T. DD. Hayes
F. Riley
TP. Carr
Mia
Fenton
Arnout
Pratt Hook
Speial Ale
Hallacher’s Millinery
H. Langfeld
Lockawanna Ave
Ohio
TER
Miss MacDonald
Lackawanna Hospital
Willie
Berry
Lackawanna Ave
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Emerson
Malcolm Love
J. Lawrence Stelle
NEW England Conservatory OF Music
Powell & CO
New York
Louis Rupprecht
China
Glass- Ete
Pena Ave
Opp. Baptist Church
S. C. Snyder
D. D
J. Bolz
Dime Bank
Giowdl Merchant
Premet & Bee Ee Watercoms
Finn Ann Waehineton
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