Death of Martin Cawley at Capouse colliery
Funeral held yesterday at St Patrick's church for Martin Cawley who died from injuries at Capouse colliery. Rev J Z Ruddy officiated with J Loon battalion and Capouse Mine Accidental Fund members in attendance. Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Cawley
Capoune
Prive Street
St. Patrick's Church
John Gibbons
James Chairred
Thormone Help
Joseph Fiynn
Daniel Morin
James Deenul
Michaelibbone
Patrick McHale
John Mellugh
Thomas Campbell
Cathedral
Roderick Faces Assault Charges Amid Family Dispute
William J Roderick of Jackson Street is charged with three counts of assault and battery by his wife and two sisters. Alderman John set bail at 500 dollars for his appearance. Peter Regallu of Hennessy Court had arrested his step-brother Michael Mennall for assaulting other family members, with costs settled after hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William John Roderick
Jackson Street
John
Peter Regallu
Hennessy Court
Michael Mennall
Familly
Entertainers Delight Congregation With Church Event
The Fidella society of the Jackson Street Tap tise church hosted an evening of entertainment. Rev Thomas de Chuchy chaired as a church group sang and recited pieces by Bertha Willams Ethel Jenkins and Mabel Spencer. Edith and Hesse Teddoe performed a duet and Judson Hutchinson played a banjo solo followed by a social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidella Society
Jackson Street
Thomas de Chuchy
Bertha Willams
Ethel Jenkins
Mabel Spencer
Edith
Hesse Teddoe
Judson Hutchinson
Pastor Reception Posts Plymout Congregational Church
Rev. RE. A. Boyle, pastor of the Plymouth Congregational Church, was seen at a recent reception. Details of the event and attendees were reported in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. A. Boyle
Plymouth Congregational Church
Church reception marks a warm evening gathering
Elias Evans presided over a church and congregation reception last evening. Short addresses were given by several members, the choir sang several selections, and solos were rendered by several singers. The affair was an enjoyable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias
Evans
Wert Scranton Democrats Organize Club Evening
Democratic voters of Wert Scranton plan an evening meeting at Cooperative Hall to organize a club. Officers will be chosen and speeches delivered by nominees including Hon. John P. Quinnan Attorney K Pitcher Attorney William H. Row and Martin Flaherty president of the Central Labor union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wert Scranton
John P. Quinnan
K. Pitcher
William H. Row
Martin ©. Flaherty
The
Central Labor Union
Northeast Central Luther League Fall Convention at St Mark's
Beginning at 10 o'clock this morning the Northeast Central Luther League will convene at St Mark's Lutheran church. The morning session covers league business, afternoon features talks by prominent speakers, and the evening includes songs and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeastern Central Luther League
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Death of Mia Lee at 14 South Filmore Avenue
William Lee of 14 South Filmore Avenue dies early yesterday at age 35. Born in Ireland he came to the country thirty five years ago. Survived by husband and three children Michael Mary and Annie Lee. Funeral Saturday morning at St Patrick's Church with interment in Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
William Lee
Filmore Avenue
Ireland
Michael
Mary
Annie Lee
St. Patrick's Church
Cathedral
Weekly religious and social events in Jackson Street area
The regular weekly prayer meeting of the Jackson Street Baptist church is set for this evening. CHS Upsilon society at Washburn Street Presbyterian church will host a reception for male members of the church and congregation next Monday evening with a literary program and refreshments. Licht Lunch Camping club organizes its first annual ball at Moate hall on Thanksgiving night. Liew Herbert's benefit concert committee met at First Tayuat church to discuss the proposed programme. Webster Literary and Debating Society meets tonight at Forbes Eaton’s on Tenth Street replacing the former plan to meet at W H Williams on Academy Street. The funeral of Mr and Mrs Richards child is planned for this afternoon from the South Everett home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Baptist Church
CHS Upsilon Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Licht
Moate
Liew Herbert
Tayuat
Webster Literary and Debating #Society
Forbes Eaton
Tenth Street
W. H. Willams
Academy Street
Jeln Richards
South Everett
Aged Railroaders Home Benefit Sent Provisions
Interment plans are announced for Washburn Street Cemetery. Local union No. 657 of the United Mine Workers meets in Cooperative Hall on the second and fourth Fridays. Mr and Mrs John Gahagan hosted Moses Taylor Lodge Ladies Auxiliary at their Teasant Street home, sending a box of provisions to the Aged Railroaders' Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street
North Scranton Notes Brutal Assault on Teen, Suspect Loose
Thomas Murtaugh, fourteen, son of Mr and Mrs John Murtaugh of Oak Street, was attacked last Tuesday evening by a drunken man while playing in the street. The assailant, armed with a heavy stick, struck him on the head, leaving a four inch gash. Medics stopped the bleeding, but the suspect had not been arrested by late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Murtaugh
John Murtaugh
Oak Street
Murtaugh
Reading room opened at Court Street church by Epworth League
The Epworth League of Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church opens a reading room in the church lecture room. Young men and women will use the space to read the best literature during Friday and Saturday evenings from 7 until curfew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Epworth League
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Storrs mine social highlights local youths and events
John Jones and several young people were shown at the Storrs mine on Tuesday evening. A Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club social was planned for the Auditorium. Traction Co workers completed a temporary wire connection on North Main Ave as double track is planned. English classes were to meet at the YWCA, while Jeanine Fields sustained a severe burn to her right hand taking a flashlight photo. recovery expected in a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Jones
Storrs
Mary Edwards
Edith Fowler
Rose Evans
Llezie Davis
Kate Lazimar
Margaret Henley
David PN
Lester Meredith
Harry Stein
Llewellyn Jackson
William Cabo
Keystone Literary and Dramatic
Plul
The
Traction Company
Providence Square
Putnam Street
North Main Avenue
Young Women's Christian Association Rooms
Jeanine Pields
Thompson Street
Local residents and visitors结
Mr and Mrs Charles Fitzgerald and daughter Orelia of Pen Argyl are guests of Mr and Mrs Murray Kennedy in Church avenue Archbald friends hosted Mr Williams on return from Colorado P J Hughes visits in Butte City Minnie and Margaret Coyne guests at Old Forge Kate Clark and Nora Gerrity hosted by Archbald friends Mrs Andrew Lord North Matin avenue back from New England trip Samuel Griffiths Kingston returned from visit to sister Mrs Owen Cox Wayne avenue Mrs 8 M Carson North Matin avenue home after weeks with relatives in Pockville David L Jones D D Jones Son returned from Philadelphia where his mother underwent surgery in a city hospital operation successful
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fitzgerald
Orelia
Pen Argyl
Northampton County
Murray Kennedy
Church Avenue
Charles Willams
Colorado
P. J. Hughes
Hudson Street
Butte City
Montana
Minnie
Margaret Coyne
Moomavenue
Old Forge
Kate Clark
Clover Street
Nora Gerrity
Andrew Lord
North Matin Avenue
New England States
Samuel Griffiths
Kingston
Owen Cox
Wayne Avenue
M. Carson
Pockville
David L. Jones
D. D. Jones & Son
Philadelphia
Mr. Jones
Dunmore Doings: Boy Falls, Owl Exhibit, and Local Notes
The Ute son of Frederick Conn of MIM street fell down stairs at home while playing yesterday and was bruised though not seriously hurt. Plumber Hughes plans heating updates at the public schools with new steam radiators. Taylor Dancing class hosts an Are social in Od Fellows hall led by Harry Taylor tomorrow evening. A large owl, fourteen inches across, on display in Barber Hoffman’s Mill Street shop, captured in Waymart, Pa. Funeral services held for Ellen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McAndrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Conn
Mim Street
Hughes
Taylor
Od Fellows' Hall
Harry Taylor
Jacob Hoffman
Mill Street
Waymart
Ellen
McAndrew
Eighth Grade Examinations and Local Notices
Examinations of the Eighth grade will be held today and tomorrow in the various school buildings. Jacob Bronnon of Film Street owns a handsome phonograph received recently. The new school building on Throop Street stands still awaiting work acceptance. Knights of Honor lodge will meet in Washington hall this evening with the state convention representative present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Street
Dunmore
Jacob Bronnon
Film Street
Washington Hall
New York Visitors and Local Society Gossip
Mr. Martin Glynn of New York City visits his brother Michael Gisnn on Mill Street. J. H. Taylor of Cherry Street is back after a two week stay in Connecticut. Mrs. John H. Kelly of Albany stays with town friends. Charles Krona of Throop Street returns from a week in New York City. Mrs. Albert Williams of Throop Street is ill with typhoid fever. Mr. James Beattie returns from York Summit after a three week vacation. Mr. George Bairil of Sullivan County visits town. Mrs. M. Simmons of the borough is in Wayne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Glynn
New York City
Michael Gisnn
Mill Street
J. H. Taylor
Cherry Street
Connecticut
John H. Kelly
Albany
N. Y
Charles Krona
Throop Street
Albert Williams
James Beattie
York
Summit
George Bairil
Sullivan County
Mire
M. Simmons
Borough
Wayne County
Meadow Brook Washer Peacoal Sale At Cedar Gibbons Corner
Peacoal sold to teams at 74 cents per ton. Corner of Cedar avenue and Gibbons Street involved in the sale location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue
Gibbons Street
Death of Fronz Klos A Scranton Pioneer
Fronz Klos a longtime Scranton resident and German immigrant, aged 65, died yesterday at 140 Stone Avenue after nerves illness lasting fourteen months. He worked 34 years at Delaware Lackawanna and Western Lumberyard and is survived by wife and eight children. Funeral mass will be held tomorrow at 1 AM at St. Mary’s Church, burial in German Catholic Cemetery No. 6.
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Fronz
Stone Avenue
Deremnod
Mr. Klos
Germany
Scranton
Pelaware
Lackwon
Wreetern
Decesed
Charles
John
Mary
Maggie
Kate
Prank
Sophia
Fred
Klos
Progpest Avenue
John Klos
Tunkhannock
St. Mary's Church
River Street
Choir Benefit at Germania Hall Aids St Pauls Church
The St Pauls church choir at Prospect Avenue gave an entertainment at Germania hall last evening. The hall was tastefully decorated and many friends attended, greatly aiding church funds. The programme, printed in yesterday's Tribune, received loud applause and the event concluded with dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls Church
Prospect Avenue
Germania Hall
Pleasant Birthday Party for Edna Klauminger
A birthday gathering was hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Klauminger at their Pittston Avenue home on Tuesday evening for their daughter Edna Klauminger. Guests included Mary Wirth Martha North Fred Petry Wm Mittrich and many friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Klauminger
Pittston Avenue
Edna Klauminger
Mary Wirth
Martha North
Fred Petry
Wm. Mittrich
Amelia Karh
Marthe
Lydia
Lowsa Nordt
Matty Wirth
Francis Klaureinger
Messrs. Wm. Hedrich
Wim. J. Griffiths
William Schunk
John Bnyder
Jacob Hunich
Jacob Hoerffelfinger
George Wirthard Mra
W. A. Kirkland
Newark
N. J
Local Personages and Services Feed Town News
Mrs Hannick of Elm Street and Stone Avenue was arrested on charges brought by Martin Woyshner. Woyshner claimed his child was beaten. Constable Woelkers attempted to serve a warrant but she was too ill and released on her own recognizance. Edward Convey was laid to rest at Cathedral cemetery with many friends attending. Funeral services for James Houston and the 81 ALOYSIUS T A Franciety members drew large crowds. Street cars operate on Cedar avenue while Pittston avenue sewer work proceeds. Hon A F Connell returned from Washington and Harrisburg. Mrs W A Kirkland visits Rev William A North. Ex-B School Controller Charles Conrad won a prize for selling the most tickets for Younger fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral Cemetery
von Front Street
Aloysius T. A. Franciety
James
George Houston
Bione Avenue
Cedar Avenue
Pittston Avenue
A. F. Connell
Washington, D. C
Harrisburg
W. A. Kirkland
Newark
N. J
William A. North
Hickory Street
Charles Conrad
Junger
Maennerchor Concert Sets Prize of Gold Badge
The Maennerchor event offered a handsome gold badge as the prize. Mr. Conrad oversaw the proceedings and the concert featured a notable competition and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maennerchor
Conrad Eld
Epworth league to host First social at Asbury church
The Epworth league of Asbury Methodist Finis copal church announces a First social to be held tomorrow evening in the church piclora. Grace Jenkins engaged to Dr Welcome C Shover was announced by Mr and Mrs D Jenkins of Capotise avenue. John Webster recovering from diphtheria at Dickson avenue. Green Ridge Presbyterian holds prayer meeting this afternoon at 3 30. Second degree conferred Thursday at Green Ridge lodge I O C F. Mies Glesner visiting Pittston. George Guy and family move into Brown building on Dickson avenue. George Weldman resigns from Ki S Pratt and heads to Wilkes-Barre to manage a Shafeor Brothers store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Asbury Methodist Finiscopal Church
Piclora
D. Jenkins
Capotise Avenue
Grace
Welcome C. Shover
Adame Avenue
James A. Martin
St. Paul's Church
St. Francis Church
Nanticoke
John Webster
Dickson Avenue
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Green Ridge Lodge
C. F. Mies Idk Glesner
Monsey Avenue
Pittston
George Guy and Family
East Markettreet
Wrown
George Weldman
Adams Avenue
Ki. S. Pratt
Wilkes-Barre
Bhafeor Brothers
Obituary of George Wolcott and John O Malley
George Wolcott died at Moses Tar hospital after a brief stay of about twenty four hours from heart disease. He was an engineer on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad and aged about fifty nine, living in Halstead. John O Malley died at his Fourth Street home, born in Ireland and a resident of the city for 32 years, survived by a wife and three children Luke John J and Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wolcott
Moses Tarfor Hospital
Dle
Heart Jiseune
Delaware, Lackewanna and Western Railroad
Halstead
John O'Malley
Fourth Street
Ddvoanet
Ireland
Thie City
Luke
John J
Mary
Avoca Community Notes Show Guests And Tragic Incidents
A Junior Wesley league program at the Primitive Methodist Church featured dialogues choirs recitations and two tableaux The Coldoes of Liberty and Nearer My God to Thee A death and a labor dispute surface as John Kollowinski identified after an on site fatality at the cut off delay in burial leadership changes and a health matter through cataract surgery also noted Missing Miss Cecelia Hyndman visits Lincoln Heights while local figures travel from Scranton Nanticoke and Montrose to attend meetings and services in Lacuta and Duryea
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley League
The
Primitive Methodist Church
Thomas Cavenhall
Hugh Jennings
North End
Jessie Alexander
R. M. Courtright
Gwynne
Scranton
Miller
Nanticoke
United Mine Workers
Lacuta’s Hall
M. J. Brogan
Philadelphia
Teva
J. J. McCabe
Auburn
A. F. Broderick
Montrose
Cuenta
Cc. Kellum
William Bront
Marcy
John Kollowinski
Duryea
McGowan
Peter Lacuta
Mellowan
John Cranston
Scotland
J. WH. Donaldson
Cecelia Hyndman
Miss May Funders
Lincoln Heights
Notable Visitors and Local Notices From Starrucca
Special to The Scranton Tribune reports Starrucca on October 2 with visits from Daniel Palton, lord mayor of Dublin, and relatives including Mrs. John Merrigan. Obituary notes Mr. Leland Walker died Monday with services led by Rev. A. 10. The report lists numerous local visits, hospital returns, and a large funeral for Mrs. Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starrucca
Daniel Palton
Dublin
John Merrigan
Leland Walker
M. Fechured
David
Angua Smith
Hugh Brown
Forest City
John Patterson
Smith
Henry McAvoy
Pleasant Mount
J. Th. Vasbinder
Charles Armetrong
A. Ki. Kiowtin
William Pps
Susquehasina
A. W. Brown
Clinton Glover
New York
Ali
Theodore la Barre
la Barre
Eara Spencer
Spencer
Charles
Mount Meagant
Mysterious Homicides Review in Shamokin Dispatch
A Shamokin Dispatch survey critiques county authorities for failing to solve murders over the past two years. It compares investigation effort and accountability in Shamokin and neighboring counties, noting limited action and unresolved cases.
Death in Dewert opens old murder cases across county
Amos Ritter, a farmer, was found slain in his garden near Dewert with evidence of a struggle and a hastily removed footwear. The killer fled across a garden fence, leaving prints wiped by dirt. Investigations waned as leads faded, while parallel cases in Union and Lycoming counties remained unsolved and buried in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Ritter
Dewert
Ritter
Union County Coroners
Amos Baker
White Deer Valley
Baker
Union County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Williamaport
Grandview Cemetery
Corper
Elkton
Williamsport
Lycoming County
Lycoming
John Rohn
Clinton County
Disappearance of Rich Lumberman Plagues Clinton County
The high tension case centers on Rohn who vanished in April. County authorities have offered no reward or detectives, while family led inquiries lack official death proof. Five months pass without progress and suspicions linger, risking the case fading with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton County
Rohn
Hohn
Annabel Lee by Edgar Allan Poe
A damaged OCR version of Poe poem about a kingdom by the sea and a lovers doomed separation. The speaker mourns Annabel Lee whose death is linked to their intense love and the spirits of heaven and sea. The passage presents multiple corrupted lines and misspellings but preserves the core tragedy and imagery of the poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabel Lee
Heaven
Edgar Allan Fe
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