Personal Notices From a 19th Century Community
Local society items list visitors and guests in the neighborhood including Gaivhete and the White Mills area. Residents and relatives travel to Win cousin David deiking and Mrs Nolan hosts McAndrews on West Tinhawannd Ave. Multiple names, addresses, and visits are recorded along with a forthcoming marriage notice for Miss Avda Mo Thine and Mr rank Mowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mills
Demkins
Neliahit
David Deiking
North Releced Avenue
Nolan
Chivaga
Fier Mille
McAndrews
West Tinhawannd Ave
Miks
Aetie Geetiiv
Fifth Streets
Willer
Quid
Hedes
Nout Tileoca Feenie
Mis Min Thais
Wilkes-Harie
Oscar Thadeow
Carboniliate
Tasitu el
Teenau
Voecker
Priviath
Ella Heese
Uede
Markasinie
Ana Huth
Atielia Bantigel
Titsoeny
Desciph Love
Vince
Ac NS
Potteville
Ashenandogh
Mank
Connels
Wee Winkie
Today's Events Across Venues and Churches
A list of events including Opera Pesta olives at the Young Was Chelation hall, an Eibenice Celeron Mission meeting on Moule, and a Wingtower codely service at Mie Avenne Baptist. The Meet season finale will be held at Bin Pu OV, with details about times and locations in Columbus and nearby streets.
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Pesta Olives
St. Mary
Covickeli
Will Benice
Columbus
Washington Avenue
Local Theatre Receives Mixed Telegram On Hyde Pitels Play
A telegram from Carbondalians reports reactions to Hyde Pitels production Nathan Hale at the Fawvennwy tontehe. Alderman Daily notes high turnout and favorable reception while others criticize aspects of the performance.
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A. .Aunty
Taco Theatre
Carriborndale
Hyde Pitel
Nathan Hale
Newling of College Pillows and Accessories Noted
Fragmentary ad notes hare leather pillow designs plus purse clasps and metals. Mentions Columbia Yarns Neator and outlets Hevins and HS Wyoming avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newling
Hare
Axyi
Gill
Columbia Yarns
Hevins
Wyoming Avenues
Greatly Reduced Excursion Rates to Buffalo
The Lehigh Valley Railroad announces October 11 14 and 25 excursions to Buffalo with coach excursion trips offered on a single regualr train the next day from Meranton at 4.00 round trip bargain fare the lowest yet for visiting the Pan American Exposition. The Punch cigar remains a leading brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Theker Peene
Lehawanna Saliroad
Street Car Strike Fails to Settle After Two Days of Mediation
After two days of board of trade mediation the street car strike remains irreconcilable. Striker representatives offered to return to work at twenty cents per hour but the company cannot guarantee reinstatement or rehire under existing contracts. A separate South Side riot on Stone Avenue left James Murray hospital bound with injuries as police arrested several bystanders and vowed warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Avenue
James Murray
Board of Trade
Tlw
Luther Keller
Traeph Levys Co
BR. Scott
D. T. Atherton
Att of
Mateager Silliman
Timothy Burke
Ata
Vlei
Vestendias
Tribune
Centerwl
Mager Silliman
Anothel
Silver Street
Janes Manin Asa Palttlek
Janes Manin Asa Palttlek Phonigin
Vicinnity
Wiscar
Murray
Mainey
Moturniuiai
Oakdenes
Murtasy
Tuntegian
Maran Sweeney
Lvuee
Sweeney
Rinnhean
Miubruys
Lini
de John O'Malley
Phyehlunea
Hate
An Tuport
A. Tf. Commodore
Buys
Donmere Comers
Chilrge
Deering
Adeo
John Jenkins
Squire Perguson
Kitty
Midlater
Phye Brook Uiaker Loys
W. D. Mahon
Street Car Men's Union
Detroit
Aselet
Stay theatre thie afternoon by Ads and Follies
A local performance by the Ads and Follies company is announced for this afternoon. Charles Patrick among the imported motormen was fined $3 after an incident involving James Tohinnin and Chelma, with Roddy also cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ads and Follies
Charles Patrick
Weetoyiday
James Tohinnin
Idle Tin Chelma
Alto Roddy
Paterok
Coe
Contributions Received for McKinley Memorial
Yesterday's donations to the McKinley Memorial fund totaled several names including Maine, We Wright, Donn, Kingawbhure, Garten, Willig, Carter, Mallen, and Wink plus a list of others. The article lists numerous contributors with fragmented spellings and unclear amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Tanke
We Wright
Nii Donn
Sehinn Kingawbhure
Garten
Willig
Kemer
Mia
Carton Mine
Willis Kenitiener
VAG
Hrier
Outlook Grows Brighter for County Republicans
A meeting of the county Republican executive committee in the Central Republican rooms yesterday heard reports showing growing unity and strength across the county. Despite a warm contest, speakers including A. A. Wesburg and W. S. Diehl urged members to rally and prove the entire county ticket can win by a comfortable margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Executive Committee
Central Republican Chil
Veuva
A. A. Wesburg
FB. W. Fleitz
Liones Moir
Gh. M. Watson
A. B. Stevens
W. S. Millar
Public Safety Seeks Patrol Boxes for City
Wormser directs an appropriation request for several new patrol boxes with telephone links to police headquarters. He favors at least a dozen boxes and considers street cells but would leave approval to councilmen. The plan aims to improve contact in outlying districts and aid patrol operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wormser
Portrolien
Certath
Phildelphe
Bini
Eatlie
Gell
Eboy
Pennsylvania Baking Company Granted Charter in Narvisburg
The Pennsylvania Balding Company is granted a charter as a volunteer bakery in Narvisburg with capital stock of 100000 dollars. Stockholders listed include George Scheuer and Henry Scheuer among others. Plans to operate the bakery in South Bereton reference Utley the Seiewer Brothers as associates.
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Pennsylvania
Narvisburg
Stoik
Chearge Seheuer
Ilon
Doh J. Seleuer
bBlenry Scheuer
Philip Ey Seheuer
Cheorge Sete
South Berviton
Seliewer Brothers
Coffee Surplus Alters Market and Prices Across Nations
Widespread coffee production now outstrips demand, lowering prices and prompting sellers to offer discounts. Paragraph notes gradual shifts as buyers hear of potential savings, with some shoppers paying notably less than in years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volksen
Weddings of a Day in Scranton Draw Crowded Notices
Two marriages marked the day in Scranton. Agnes Crescentia Crossen married attorney David J. Reedy at St Peter's Cathedral with elaborate gowns and a reception at the O'Brien home. Helena Rosner wed Andrew J. Best at St Marys German Catholic Church. a quiet reception followed due to the groom's mother’s death, with a honeymoon planned to Buffalo via the Delaware Lackawanna and Western.
Marriage of Miss Fitzwhech O Boyle and Attorney M K Conroy
Miss Fitzwhech O Boyle daughter of Mrs Catharine O Boyle of 52b River Street South Scranton and Attorney M K Conroy were united in marriage at St Peters Cathedral yesterday. The ceremony was led by Rev J J Civriftin with Miss Celle O Boyle and Dy Li Conry as attendants. Conry plans to practice law in Philadelphia after the wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
Fitzwhech O' Boyle
Catharine O Boyle
River Street
Scranton
M. K. Conroy
J. J. Civiftin
W. Db. Schilling
Lohengrin
Marcel
Miss Celle
O'Boyle
Conry
Lackawanna County
Ore
Vane
Schuwitkil
Ife
Ann Arbor
May Cony
Lachichine County Bogarde
Adient Order of
Unimpressive ceremony seals marriage at St Mary's
Misa Annie Ciselywendep and Wohi Ludden wed yesterday morning at St Mary's Chemin Catholic church on Diver Street. The ceremony was conducted by Father Christ with dozens of relatives and friends present, a wedding march played by Organist Ackomoi. After a reception guests traveled to Crow Street for refreshments before Mr and Mrs Radar departed for New York for a honeymoon. They will reside at 1105 Cedar Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
River Street
Andrew J. Best
Mis
Helena Rosner
Father Straub
Professor Ackerman
Lohwengrin
Mr. Best
Tiest
Cedar Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna
Western Thallroad
Buffalo
Misa Annie Ciselywendep
Wohi Ludden
Fin
Mary
Ehtesh
Diver Street
Afelavk
Meg
Peter Christ
Piston
Ohueeh
Wilds
Duryea
Bather Gael
Wather von Welden
Wills
Barre
Pather Fricker
Hyde Parte
Pather Adii Christ
Lebanon
Ackomoi
Nader
Giraow
Dolia A. Piei
Mulleh Chunk
Joseph Haver
Bink Mader
Heras
Yeshivna
Aly
Alva
Coda Avenue
Freetoek
Father Christi
Rader
New York City
Ceday Avenue
Tuwy
James Connolly Marries Margaret Roche at Holy Cross Bellevue
James Connolly of 385 Railroad aque hue and Miss Margaret Roche of 402 Third Street wed yesterday at the Church of the Holy Cross Bellevue. Rev. W P O'Donnell officiated. the bride’s niece Neresa O'Donnell and Michael Turke attended. Rose Conway led wedding music. The bride wore brown silk with appliqué trim, the maid in Fouhund sik with pearl trim. Guests dined at Hotel Jermyn then attended a reception at the couple's newly furnished home at 43 Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Connolly
Railroad Aquehue
Margaret Roche
Third Street
Church of the Holy Cross
Bellevue
W. PP. O'Donnell
Neresa O'Donnell
Plains
Michael Turke
Rose Conway
Jermyn
Couple United In Nuptials At St Patrick’s Church
Janes Cillagher of 19816 Luzerne Street and Miss Kate Tegan of Meridian Street wed at St Patrick’s Catholic Church at noon yesterday, ceremony conducted by Rev. Pather Dunn, with witnesses present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Cillagher
Luzerne Street
Kate Tegan
Meridian Street
St. Patrick's Catholic Charen
Pather Dunn
Wedding of Young Couple Marks Local Celebration
A large group attended the wedding as friends of the couple. Misa Kate Johnson played the organ and Miee Kate Conor assisted. The bride wore a Breen poplin gown with full trimmings. After the ceremony, the party traveled to the bride’s parents home for dinner and social hour. Ms Gallagher plans a wedding trip to New York and Hos Loy, with a return after November 2 at 0 Meridian Street.
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Misa Kate Johnson
Kate Conor
Patrick Gillagher
Era Breen Poplin
Fy Brown
Win Dee
Will
Tater
Ms. Gallagher
New York
Trey
Meridian Street
Marriage of Patrick Martin and Miss Iate Brown at St Peters Cathedral
Patrick Martin of 2421 Tickson Street and Miss Iate Brown of Phelps Street were married yesterday afternoon in St Peters Cathedral by Hoy. Mather O Reilly. They were attended by Michael McAndrew and Miss Sarah McHale. The couple plans a Pittston drive and a reception at their future home 107 South Fulmore Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Martin
Tickson Street
Iate Brown
Phelps Street
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Hoy. Mather O'Reilly
Michael McAndrew
Sarah McHale
Taciet
Finvns
Pittston
Miss Margaret Hage Weds Nicholas Steinbach at St Marys Church
Miss Margaret Hage daughter of Otto and Mrs Hage and Nicholas Steinbach were married at St Marys German Catholic Church by Rev Mather yesterday morning. The bride wore gray brilliante and was attended by her sister Miss Alice Hage. A reception followed at 434 Willow Street and a wedding breakfast was served. The couple will reside at 44 Willow Street after a ten day trip to New York City.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
Agnes Crescentia Crossen
James Crassen
Madison Avenue
David J. Reedy
Scrantoat
Scranton
Grodgeiin
John T. McGrath
Frank J. McAndrew
Margaret J. Crossen
Robert O'Brien
Robert Crossen
New York
Walter M. Reedy
John J. Criffin
Florence T Richmond
Paris
Mre
James White
Loreto Crosgen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robert Rossen
New York City
Josephine Forhane
Wellsville
N. Yet
Willham Reedy
Sroom
Holy Cross College
Margaret Hage
Otto Age
Nicholas Steinbach
St. Mary's German Catholicc Church
Mather Christ
Alice Hage
Anice Groomeman
Steinbuech
Willow Street
Stein- Tan
Willow Bupect
Marriage of Miss Caroline Yetter and Layton Schach at Holland House
Miss Caroline Louise Yetter of Mast Stroudsburg and Layton Milton Schach of the city wed at 6 o'clock on a wet evening in New York at the Holland House. Rev. James Martin Yeager officiated. the bride, daughter of Milton Yetter, a bank president, is a Drew Seminary alumna. The groom, a Scranton attorney and former athlete, served in Battery B during the Spanish American War. They plan to reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Louise Yetter
Mast Stroudsburg
Layton Milton Schach
Holland Hause
New York
James Martin Yeager
Drew Seminars
Milton Vetter
Mast Stroudeburg Bank
Stroudshure Glass Company
Drew Seminary
Clarmel
California Excursions by Southern Railway Tourist Sleepers
Announcement of weekly Monday and Wednesday departures via Southern Railway travel to San Francisco and Los Angeles with direct through sleepers from Washington. Describes luxurious Pullman cars, high-back seats, sixteen sections, gas lighting, and ladies’ retiring rooms. Fare cited at seven dollars for Washington to San Francisco with details by Charles J Mopkins, district passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deavily
Wasingtoan
Priddy
Southern Railway
San Pranecisco
Atlanta
Mongomery
New Onlowns
Tlousion
San Antonio
New Meteo
Arizome
California
Phree Ane
Mexico
Arizona
Dave
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Siate
Washington
Charles J. Mopkins
Distriet
Chenut Street
Philadelphia
Trust Companies as Trustees for Estates
The piece argues that estate income depends on safe investments and scarce opportunities. It notes executors guardians and trustees may idle funds and that hiring a trust company provides financial expertise and access to broader investments including bonds and mortgages.
Clothing sale highlights jackets and dresses in rain weather
Local shop advertises jackets Etons raglans and new market dress walking garments and rainy day skirts. Prices described as reasonable with guaranteed satisfaction and goods furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etons
Raglans
Newmarket
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Nandwarr Stor
Sterling
Washington Ave
Baby Bazaar
Lackawanna Business College
Ackawanna
AOS
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Iwas
Fanaly
Wirfite
Niagra
Ana the
Carbondalians
Kyle
Brig Gualie
Wibonlie
Board OF Trade Committee
McKinley Memorial
ARR
Republican County Committee
Penn'a Baking Company
Coursan
E. G
Coursen
Mes
Ty Weaver
Wilkes-Barre
Mat Dotiti Pronote and Daughter
Dover
N. Do
May
Margaret
Jomn Bernhart
Mateh Chink
Rosar-Best
Conry-O'Boyle
Rader-Gschwender
Gallagher-Rogan
Consetewvatory
D. Alfred Pennington
Breschel
Wyoming Avenue
Martin-Brown
Steinbach-Hage
Schoch-Yetter
Mercereau & Connell
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Title Guaranty and Trust Co- OF
PENNA
Spruce Street
A. Waites
M. A. R Knapp
A. I. McClintonk
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
King Miller
Carnot
Tigraly
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