Parsonage Party Highlights West Side and City Suburban News
A Hampton Street Methodist parsonage gathering celebrated Mrs. Doty’s birthday with about seventy five guests. Bert Stone presented a silver tea set, and Mrs Doty’s husband thanked the donors. A string quartet performed, followed by refreshments and varied entertainment. An upcoming debate on Father Mathew versus Daniel O Connell will occur next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gilroy
William Hayes
Thomas F. Murphy
Father Mathew
Ireland
Daniel O'Connell
Thomas Murphy
Disturbance on Scranton Street Leads to Multiple Charges
Lowie Black, a colored man, faced a hearing before Alderman Kelly on a charge of arson. While detained, Hurke filed another case of mayhem and battery. Black was committed to county jail for assessment of the first charge. A separate incident involved an officer needing to remove a finger from Burkes. John O Hoolihan then issued a warrant before Alderman Welly charging Mack with mayhem.
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Lowie Black
Scranton Street
Kelly
Theadore Parke
Hurke
Brisbini Man Arrested After Knife Wound Case
On September 18 Michael Kutchka was cut in the hand by John Crenchok in Brisbini. Crenchok claimed the wound was accidental and was arrested after Kutchka pressed charges. A grand jury hearing is planned with Attorney James Mahen handling the defense. Grenvhok Voealn also faces the same charge. A hearing before Alderman Kelly is scheduled today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kutchka
Brisbini
John Crenchok
Crenchok
Kuatchka
Kutchka
James Mahen
Grenvhok Voealn
Kelly
Michie Tigue to Face Hearing on Larceny Charge
Michie Tigue of Booth Bornnion is to be heard today before Alderman Kelly on larceny by bailee alleged by John J. Kelis proprietor of the West Side Laundry. The accusation says Tigue removed coupons from the desk and kept a mounted due, with no return. The hearing had been postponed from yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michie Tigue
Booth Bornnion
Kelly Ono
John J. Kelis
West Side Hiundry
Kelly
Tigue
St Leo's Literary and Debating Society holds first meeting
St. Leo's Literary and Debating Society held its initial gathering last evening in St. Leo's Battalion rooms on North Main Avenue. A good attendance of members and friends was reported, with those present expressing enthusiasm.
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St. Leo's Literary and Debating Society
St. Leo's Battalion
North Main Avenue
Local Social Notes Include Engagements Illness and Visits
In West Nicholson Jeane Tague visits his brother the Undertaker P W Tague on South Main. Mrs David Lewis of Eynon Street is seriously ill at home. Miss Effie Lewis of Corbett Avenue is very ill at home. Mr and Mrs D C Powell of North Garfield entertained their daughter Mrs Williams of Kingston Sunday. James Edwards of Edwardsdale spent the Sabbath with West Scranton friends. Wrealey Gullick has moved to North City Avenue. William Swale and Miss Bete A Hanfield will wed tomorrow at Hampton Street Methodist Church with Rev Dots officiating. Mrs Daniel Jones of Cross Keye N J visits West Scranton friends. Mrs Johnson and daughter of New York City visit Mr and Mrs Henry Hagen. Wilson Bedl entertains Miss Jennie Fersuron of Factoryville. Mrs John Morgans home from nuptials in Philadelphia. Miss Ann Miles of Kingston visiting relatives on South Main. Amhur heere spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jodeph Reynolds of Harrison Street. Mion Jones of South Main Avenue attends Sunday in Kingston.
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Jeane Tague
West Nicholson
P. W. Tague
South Main Avenue
David Lewis
Eynon Street
Effie Lewis
Corbett Avenue
D. C. Powell
North Garfield Avenue
Williams
Kingston
James Edwards
Edwardsdale
West Scranton
Wrealey Gullick
North Sumner Avenue
North City Avenue
William Swale
Peckville
Mis
Bete A. Hanfield
Rock Street
Hampton Street Methodist Church
Dots
Daniel Jones
Cross Keye
N. J
Johnson
New York City
Henry Hagen
Tenth Street
Mire
Wilson Bedl
North Main Avenue
Jennie Fersuron
Factoryville
John Morgans
North Hyde Park Avenue
Philadelphia
Ann. Miles
Amhur
Jodeph Reynolds
Harrison Street
Mion Jones
William Jones
Cornelia Paddock
Milford
John Cawley
Brick Avenue
Mixa Marie Gallagher
Neary
Wales Street
Susan Barrett
J. Connington
Cayuga Street
Marie Shearin
Marcus Deubler
Newark
Church Avenue
Maimle Delmer
Pudlock
Robert Smith
Albertan Roberts
Jonathan Vipond
Throop Street
Ais
Thomas Rells
Dickson Mate
East Market Street
Homer
Jon M. Kelsiing
North Main Ayenny
Kelsiing
HW. DD
Swarts
A. J. Jones
A. H. Keisling
Ll. W. Keisling
Carrie Keisling
Azuba Swarts
Anna Keisling
Arthur Kessling
Joseph Cerent
Bird
Christian Church
Eyam
Niahate
Laurel Street
North End Stars
Armory
Stars
Bellevue Thepublican club holds special meeting at Jivness hall
A special Bellevue Thepublican club meeting is planned at Jivness hall on South Main avenue this evening to discuss important campaign business. St Leo's Tourist club also meets tonight at St Leo's hall to finalize plans for its opening session on Friday.
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Bellevue Thepublican Club
Jivness Hall
South Main Avenue
St. Leo's Tourist Club
St. Leo's Hall
West Side Hospital
Ventaro Okano
Cumberland University of Tennessee
Hampton Street Methodist Church
West Side Business Directory Entry Highlights Local Trades
Carpet weaver offers rag carpet services and pickup for rags within city limits. Jacom Baltes at 11 Laverne Street advertises clairvoyant services. A second hand furniture yard buys usable items and stocks a varied inventory at J C King on West Lackawanna Avenue.
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Jacom Baltes
Laverne Street
Fenton
North Main Avenue
J. C. King
TV West
Awanna Avenue
Bryanized Democracy Tactics Debated in Republican Campaign
The passage denounces Bryanite tactics aimed at countering Republican methods and stirring dissent within the party. It warns that such moves could undermine McKinley and the cause of sound money, urging decisive action to prevent the strategy from taking hold.
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Mckinley
Republican Congress
North Scranton Community News Highlights
William Jones of North Main avenue welcomes a baby boy at home. Several upcoming marriages announced including John Cawley to Mixa Marie Gallagher and Thus Neary to Miss Susan Barrett. Local arrests and injuries reported, plus a large Easter event at the Anthracite Wheelmen clubhouse.
Burglary and social notices from South Scranton and area
Identity unknown forced entry into Mrs. Evans home. son John spotted intruder at window. Neighbor Abe Johns saw suspect climbing rear fence. A surprise party for Mr and Mrs Wenkier occurred on Maple Street. Sunday service planned at St Marys German Catholic Church. Forest band concert at St Johns hall featured a vaudeville program with local performers and a Bostonian Opera Co. member among the acts. The marriage of William Daniels, of...
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St. Mary's
Patrolman Schmidt Tell
Forest Band
St. John's Hall
Orchestra
VOC
Vocul
Wandeeasad
Mies
Annie Cook
Gornton
Biden Woost
John Sheridan
Bong
Waleh
Hearden
Lynch
Mise Belinda Byron
Annie Durkin
Funeral notices and procession details in Wilkes-Barre area
Cedar avenue and Mise Nellie Mooney of Wilkes-Barre will occur tomorrow at 11 p m in the Catholic church at Par Ford. The funeral of Mrs Mary Gordon took place earlier from her home on Stone avenue with a requiem Mass by Rev J J B Feeley at St Peers Cathedral and burial in Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.
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Cedar Avenue
Mise Nellie Mooney
Wilkes-Barre
Catholi
Par- Ford
Mary Gordon
Stone Avenue
Ev. J. J. B. Feeley
Bt. Peers Cathedral
I Ternent
Hyde Park Catholic
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Met in Grew Ridge
The Grew Ridge WCTU holds its Teenlar Tuesday meeting Oct. BH at 1 o'clock at Mrs J B Thomas's Wow Street home. Various residents visit relatives, a ten pound baby is born to Mr and Mrs Richard Flynn, and lectures and devotions mark week events at local churches and lodges.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Grew, Ridge
Mra
J. BR. Thomas
Wow Street
C. H. Dolph
Capouse Avenue
Mien Lenora Lee
Poughkeecie
N.Y. Mt
F. J. Hedrick
Woodlawn Park
Plymouth
Mra. L. Puree
White Haven
Mra Osenbach
Caponte Agenue
RK. OB. Raymond
Ohio
Mra. F. 8. Barnes
New York
Eity
Ridge
Richard Flynn
A. L. Kane
Wilkon- Barre
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Ielec
Dickson Avenue
Kerr
Treland
St. Paul's Cathodc
Sicramenit
Minooka News Highlights A Nighttime Robbery and Local Arts Report
An unknown foreigner was robbed on Stafford Street Sunday night as thieves fled with the loot. Neighbors assisted the victim who was from Taylor Bridge and Wilkes-Barre. The Minooka band gave a well received concert at Mather Mathew hall. A plan aims to convert Minooka ball team grounds into an ice skiing rink for winter.
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Stafford Street
Taylor Briugene Smith
James Dovery
Wilkes-Birre
Minooka Band
Mather Mathew Hall
Minooka
Obituary for Mrs Henry Lorens and Ruth Shugh
Mrs Henry Lorens of South Main Street Archbhald died Sunday morning after a several week illness. She is survived by her husband and three young children. Her brother Councilman Jaco Wagner mourns her loss. Funeral services are at 2:00 PM at the Lutheran church with interment in Protestant cemetery. Ruth Shugh infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Shugh of 115 South Sorman Avenue died yesterday. Funeral Wednesday at 2:00 PM from the family home. interment at Washburn Street cemetery.
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Mra
Henry Lorens
South Main Street
Archhbald
Jaco Wagner
Ruth
William J. Shugh
South
Sorman Avenue
Washburn Street
Three Suspected Bogart Burglars Committed
Frank Bixler alias Sheeney Joe Michael O Neil and Henry Johnson were committed to the county jail in default of $1500 each after a brief hearing before Alderman Millar. The men from Youngstown and Chicago faced questions about a burglary connected to the Bogarts with police and county detectives present.
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Frank Bixler
Sheeney Joe
Michael O'Neil
Henry Johnson
Bogart
Millar
Pelice
Frank Robling
John Davis
John Moir
Leyshon
Bixler
Youngstown
Ohin
Brier Run
Chio
Cy Nell
Chicago
Jotneon
Robiling
O'Neil
Minneapolis
Moir
Welsh concert review highlights strong voices and encores
Miles Beynon leads a diverse program with a limned tone and refined diction. Madame Annie Lews and Blodwen Jones receive top notices for rich contralto and bright tenor performances. Encores amplify the evening as Tom Stephene and Richard Thomas draw acclaim with melodic finesse. Early Welsh vocal style frames the first part.
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Miles Beynon
Mr. Thomas
Mike Beatrice Brazio
Angela
Madame Annie Lews
Cowen
Jeanette
Jeannot
Madame Blodwen Jones
Tom Stephene
Richard Thomas
Doughter
The Girl From Ireland at Davis Theatre
Clever Kate Rooney and her company presented a three act comedy The Girl From Ireland at Davis theatre yesterday. Miss Rooney, daughter of Pat Rooney, showcased breezy dialogue and wit with a cast including James P. McLate Tor Ponsley Clarence Worrell and CC Westen. The show runs today and tomorrow with matinee and evening performances.
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Kate Rooney
Davis Theatre
Ireland
Miss Rooney
Pat Rooney
Mise Rooney
James P. Mictate
Tor Ponsley
Clarence Worrell
CC. Westen
Davis
Lackawanna Court Reverses Case On Mineral Lands Access
In Pittsburg the supreme court reversed the Lackawanna county court in the Delaware and Hudson Can company versus David Hughes case. The court rules no owner may drive through his mineral lands into a neighboring property and grants a permanent injunction.
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Supreme Court
Pittsburg
Josethne Williams
Delaware and Hudson Cans Company
David Hughes
Lackawanna County
To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a one day cure for colds. It states druggists will refund the money if the remedy fails, priced at 25 cents.
Endorsement Call Between Free Trade and McKinley Policy
The message urges voting for Bchndt, Horn, and allies who back free trade and free silver, while discouraging support for Bryan allies. It frames McKinley, protection, and prosperity as opposing factions to the Chicago platform.
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Chicago
Lackawanna
Bchndt, Horn, Et
McKinley
Bryan
Welsh Prize Singers at Lyceum Impress Audience
A large audience enjoyed the Welsh Prize Singers first Lyceum appearance. The programme was refined though hard to read, causing some favorites to be indistinct. The double quartet delivered beautiful harmony, eight soloists showed unusual vocal quality, and pieces like Gwilym Gwent's Yr Half and Sea Hath Its Pearls drew strong encores.
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Lyceum
Gwilym Gwent
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