City Notes Postponed and Local Notices
Wet grounds force postponement of the ladies' golf handicap at the Country club to Wednesday at 2 PM. Henry Du Bois of Dunmore faces a threatening to kill charge. warrant sworn by Lewis Negey. alderman Howe discharged the defendant. Attorney John P. Kelley elected director of County Savings Bank to fill M. J. Wilson’s vacancy. Eugene Huff, colored, jailed 20 days for drunkenness disorderly conduct and threatening a razor attack. Green Kingy Woman's Club plans a Sunset avenue meeting at Mrs. L. J. Lansing's home this afternoon at 2 o'clock to organize. all interested invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry du Bois
Dunmore
Lewis Negey
Alderman Howe
John P. Kelley
O'Brien & Kelley
The
County Savings Bank and Trust Company
M. J. Wilson
Eugene Huff
Hailey
Woman's Club
Ladies of
Green Kingy
L. J. Lansing
Sunset Avenue
A Cruel Husband Arrested on Wife’s Complaint
Alfred Payne of North Bromley avenue was arrested Saturday at his wife’s instance for abusing her. This marked the third time she resorted to the law, claiming his conduct makes it impossible to live under the same roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Payne
North Bromley Avenue
SONS OF VETERANS INVITED TO PEACE JUBILEE PARADE
Camp 4 of the Sons of Veterans received an invitation to attend a peace jubilee celebration this week and participate in the parade. Transportation is promised if the camp attends. A meeting is scheduled tomorrow evening to decide whether to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons OF Veterans
Camp 4
Sons of Veteran
Bootblacks Arrested For Window Insertion At Matinee
Michael Collins John Guernsey and William Castle were arrested Saturday afternoon for attempting to gain entry to the Academy of Music matinee by using a gallery window. After hours in lockup they were released by Mayor Balley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Collins
John Guernsey
William Castles
Academy of Music
Balley
Clearing House Report Shows Weekly Total of 2890 78
The Scranton Clearing House Association reports weekly totals from Monday to Saturday with a weekly sum of 2 890 78. The figures indicate a rise over the previous period and reflect disjointed daily amounts across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House
Scranton Clearing House Association
Additional Donations Reported for Friendless Home
The Home for the Friendless records added donations with thanks. Contributors include Mrs. BK J Lynde with sugar, Mrs. George Gay with half a bushel, Mrs. FE HL Ripple with jam and jellies, A H Vandhing with four bushels, J P lickron with three bushels, and others offering potatoes and nursery items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BK. J. Lynde
George Gay
FE. HL. Ripple
A. H. Vandhing
J. PB. Lickron
Tmon Hier
Will T. Kennedy
J. R. Conen
Warrant Requests and Theft Case Reported
Warrants issued Saturday for Thomne Jakes and John Lally of the North Had on selling liquor without a license. Both defendants waived preliminary hearing and posted bail to await the next grand jury. A thief who stole a watch confessed remorse and returned the timepiece after a boy led a man to the house. Richardt J. Yeaman to assume full control of the Free Press, promising enlargement and improved edition as sole proprietor and manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloney
T.hl C
Miloney
Thomne Jakes
John Lally
North
Abe.fendanta
Lokens
Howe
Wee Treed
Warmats
Lally
Baltry
Margaret Hobbs
Harrison Avenue
John Thiwells
Des Moines
Free Press
Sunday Free
Yeamen
Wren
Beamish
Match Game of Checkers Between Thompson and Brown
Part two of a championship checkers match between Dr. Thompson of Peckville and Michael Brown of Winton will be played this afternoon at Mr. Browns residence starting at 4 o clock. The five game series began last week at Thompson office where Thompson won two games and the remaining three were drawn. The purse for the match is 59 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thompson
Peckville
Michael Brown
Winton
Mr. Brown
Thompson
That Boy topic at Elm Park Church sermon series debut
Rev C M Gillin preached on Who Shall Have Him from Zach 8 5 to warn Scanton families about the dangers facing local boys. He urged city action to curb street temptations and argued for curfews and home discipline over public reform schools. He warned card playing dangers and cited Anthony Comstock in condemning obscene influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Gillin
D. PD
Kim Park
Zach
Giffin
Scranton
Minnesota
Hell
Andrews
New York
Reform School
Beranton Fe
United States
Bam Jones
Arrest
Italian Church Dedicated in Old Forge
Bishop Hoban officiated at St. Marys Italian Church dedication in Old Forge amid a parish of 150 families. The new church seats 600, hosted priests including Rev. Gielen and Rev. Loftus, with a parade by local Italian Catholics. The building, partially completed, will be finished soon and used for the parish and its congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoban
St. Mary's Church
Old Forge
St. Mary's Italian Church
Rte
Bishop Hoban
William Gielen
Hey
Sandro
M. F. Loftus
J. F. Jordan
Old Perm
Joseph J. MetCabe
Avorn
Tinian
Baltimore
Letters of Interest Published With Writer Names
Under the heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied by the writer's name The Tribune will not be held responsible for opinions here expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Park improvements and funding plans discussed by local officials
A fragment from The Tribune recounts community efforts to finish a park porch fountain and create a skating area for children. It notes a dam cost estimate, a $100 treasury, and promises of funds for winter animal shelter and next year’s heated quarters, with local figures like G EB Hill quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kowvee Patterson
N. Yo
Fehl
Boranton
Eterm
Hill
Funeral for Private Frank E. Keith
Private Frank E. Keith of Company A Thirteenth Regiment is mourned in a Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church service. The flag draped casket rested near the altar as Rev. J. B. Sweet delivered a sermon on loyalty and faith. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery with about fifty church youths in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sweet
Washburn Street
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Holiday Stock Replenished Despite Early Supply Arrivals
Local stores report shelves and counters refilled as holiday numbers arrived a month early. Prices set to rise soon leave limited room for additional stock and shoppers urged to act.
Franks Honor Guard At Soldier’s Burial In Camp Cemetery
Returning to camp illness struck and death followed. Friends mourn as the deceased receives a Christian burial. Services closed with burial at Wasburn Street Cemetery. A military funeral detail from the Thirteenth Regiment led by Sergeant Ray Smith fired taps and saluted the fallen soldier. Pallbearers included members from the Eleventh and Thirteenth Regiments. Floral tributes came from Company A and Simpson Chapter Epworth League. The Simpson Methodist Episcopal Sunday school honored the memory of Jim with a tribute praising his faith, integrity, and soldierly loyalty to country and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeaus
Amtown
Jeeue
Wasdburn Street
Thirteenth Regiment
Ray Smith
Charles Shoemaker
Charles Aprandis
Anthony Franey
BR. Davis
Sergeant Smith
Dior
4. L. Peck
Biddleman
KR. Meyers
A. Parts
Fleet
Mrmineer Corpe
Janes J. Corbett
Alexaner
Fugene Fellowes
Lattimer Heese
C. Wrigley
Simpson Methodine Episcopal Schooy School
Frank Elit
Jim
Simpeon Methodist Episcopal Bundus School
Phillips
TR PD. Peitht
Wallace G. Mower
Judge Archbald Sustains Objections to Coroner Nomination
Judge Archbald on Saturday sustained objections by Dr. J. J. Roberts to the Independent Citizen nomination of his opponent Dr J. F. Baltes for coroner. He declared the nomination papers invalid because the signers’ full addresses were not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
J. J. Roberts
Independent Citizen
J. F. Baltes
Friends Yearly Meeting and Conclave Travel Deals
For attendees of the Friends' Yearly Meeting in Baltimore and the State Grand Conclave of Knights Templar in Geneva ticket sales offer a fare and one third from the New York Ontario and Western railway with route details via local agents. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to restore appetite and health, and Hood's Pills address nausea and headaches, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends’ Yearly Meeting
Baltimore
Knights Templar
Geneva
N. Y
New York, Ontario and Western Railway
Ontario and Western
China Bowl and Lamp Fixtures Sell at Discount Prices
A misread catalog item describes a china bowl and squat lamp with decorative flowers and tinted glaze. It lists inch size and a $10 tag, noting sale pricing and new shapes to attract buyers.
Brass Foot China Bowl and Globe Set Sold Cheap
Readable listing notes a brass foot china bowl with a small globe, No. 2 burner, 4 ahbupes, 7 nesien complete Se cane and 1 wick offered at a cheap price of $1.24.
Fragmentary OCR Snapshot From Historical Page
Incomplete text shows garbled phrases about a burner base globe and a quick action. There are no clear names dates or locations readable to identify a coherent event or person. The fragment provides no verifiable facts for a full summary.
Mefaeh jatne ee Wineh 8 decor ations of Rhododendrones
A fragmented line about rhododendrons and decor items mentions a price of 4 dollars 98 cents. The readable text is sparse and unclear on broader context or event.
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Mannish
Alea
Schank & Spencer
Spruce Street
H. B. Ware
Ted Willams
Opp
Pontoffice
C. M. Giffin, D. D
Elm Park
Anthony Comstock
Anthony Comatock
J. W. Hufford
Farmington
Gee
Nay Ang Park
Frank E. Keith
Simpson Church
Frank Mm. Kieth
Simpson Methodist Church
Kieth
Thomas Abrams
W. W. Jones
HH. A. Wrigley
W. Whitman
Walter Davie
G. L. Peek
Simpson Fabbath School
Peck
Quartette
J. Bh. Sweet
Maatthew'sruepel
Jesus
John
Corina
Guards OF
Honot
Hood
Guernsey
Ile
Piano Bolu
Thich
J. W. Guernsey
Prop
Guernsey Hall
Wash
G. Straus
Washington
VE. Cor S
Opera
L. Crane
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming Avenue
Kersey
Tloch
Lacka. Ave
Joan H. Ladwig
A. F. Kizer
Wilcon
Dimensions
Conrad, Lacka
Avenue
Blue Point
Rockaway
Orce’'S Market
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