Death of James Chambers from fall at Archbold mine
James Chambers aged fifty four, longtime miner and former boss at Archbold mine, died at West Side hospital from injuries after falling from a hayloft. Survived by his wife and daughter, his funeral will be Sunday at 2 PM from his brother Joseph Chambers home with interment at Mashburn street cemetery. He was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic and several fraternal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chambers
West Side Hospital
Ife
Giamerene
Grand Army of the Republic
Milwaukie
Wllie Lold
Chambers
Min
Archbald Mite
Iihahe Judge
No. 00S
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Post 129 Grand Arony
Thepublic
Washington Comemandery
Malta
Joseph Chambers
Mashburn Street
Democratic campaign orators draw crowd at St Davis hall
St Davis hall hosted a well attended audience last evening to hear Democratic campaign speakers. Republicans were largely absent but some suises attended. Chairman T. Plteher presided, with Cornelius Comegys M F F Cony W F Shean John J Hart C G Boland Thomas Law and James O Malley speaking. St Peter's society drum corps paraded the streets and performed in front of the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Davis'’s Hall
T. Plteher
Cornelius Comegys
M. FF. Cony
W. F. Shean
John J. Hart
G. Boland
Thomas Law
James O'Malley
St. Peter's Society
Ferber Son Injured After Trolley Collision at Swetland
Arthur Ferber, youngest child of Mr and Mrs Henry Ferber of North Fade Park Avenue, sustained injuries when several of its tors were cut by a trolley car on Swetland Street. he underwent an examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Henry Ferber
North Fade Park Avenue
Swetland Street
Amputation Needed After Severe Leg Injury This Week
A boy suffered a devastating leg injury with part of the foot torn off at the instep and blood poisoning. The leg was amputated above the knee by Dr. Lindabury with assistants Drs. Roberts McDowell and Stoddard. He endured the operation and recovery is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindabury
Dra. Roberts
McDowell
Stoddard
Hyland and Miss Walsh Married at Holy Cross Church
John Hyland of Fourth street and Miss Anna V. Walsh of Meridian Street wed at Holy Cross church at 11.90 o clock Wednesday morning in a ceremony conducted by Ney W FP O Donnell. Attendants were John Gaughan and Miss Katherine Canavan. The couple, after a wedding dinner, left for New York and Boston and will live at 348 Meridian street upon return. Both are well known in Bellevue with many friends offering best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hyland
Fourth Street
Anna V. Walsh
Meridian Street
Holy Cross Church
Ney
W. FP. O'Donnell
John Gaughan
Katherine Canavan
Bellevue
City
Washington camp officials plan monument unveiling supper
Members of Washington camp No. 178, Patriotic Order Sons of America, hosted county camp representatives for a smoker and social. They discussed arrangements for the soldiers and sailors monument unveiling. Addresses were given by Professor James Hughes and Henry Koehler, with phonograph selections by Linden Decker and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
James Hughes
Henry Koehler
Linden Decker
Abe Cieirs
Street Railway Repairs Pressed on South Main Avenue
Repairs are underway on the roadbed of the Street Railway company in South Main avenue between Division and Oxford streets. Community notices report social gatherings at local homes and upcoming events including the eighth annual St Pat Wee’s Traidies ball at Mears Hall on Thanksgiving Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailway Company Ts
South Main Avenue
Division
Oxford Streets
Marie Gavin
Dickson Street
St. Pat- Wee's
1. C. BR. US
Mears’ Hall
Frances Nolan
New York
Peg Toohey
North Lincoln Avenue
Morgan P. Daniels
Division Street
Edwardsitate
Frank Brown
Elinka
John Long
Hyde Park Avenue
West Side
Republican Club
Committee On
David J. Davis
Corbett Ave
Gentlemen Customers Seek Substantial Savings in Furnishings
Gentlemen from city and county visit to fill furnishing needs with us, driven by practical reasons. They rarely chase bargains unless a substantial saving is offered, and are generally willing to buy where costs are lower.
Local Trade Circles Highlight Clothing Line Reach
Advert says merchants carry heavy line of men's hosiery underwear shirts collars and neckwear at this end of the state, emphasizing broad selection and accessibility for customers.
Local notes detail visits and events in Scranton area
Mrs Watkin Harris and Mrs William Price return from Wilkes-Barre. Requiem mass for Mrs Kate Flannelly at St Patrick's Church with interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Jacob Preiffer back from wedding tour living on Chestnut Street. Children of Mr and Mrs James Wilson to be buried at Washburn Street Cemetery this afternoon. Mrs Anthony Hennigan and son James visit Oneonta, NY. Miss Hatth McCracken seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Philip Williams visit town. Mr and Mrs Edward Jarvis host masquerade party attended by many. Mrs Isaac Swallow hosts a ten o'clock gathering for Mrs M E Keller. John Morris surprise party at Seventh Street home. Local Republican clubs send strong delegation to South Scranton parade. Sneak thief takes overshoe from Dr Paine's office. J J Sweet returns from Harrisburg. M North league of Simpson M E church hosts reception and supper for church elderly from to what? evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
James Wilson
Washburn Street
Anthony Hennigan
James
Railroad Avenue
Oneonta
N.Y
Hatth McCracken
South Hyde Park Avenue
Philip Williams
Bill Wardadale
Edward
South Scranton
Dr. Paine
J. J. Sweet
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Harrisburg
Mpnorth League
Temperance Society Pledges New Members and Miners Strike
The St Marys Temperance society held a meeting last evening and pledged forty three new members. Miners assembled on Main Street and agreed to walk out at several washery sites including Davis washery and Carrs Patch washery in a peaceful strike. A death notice reports Laura Welly of Main Street died after a brief illness, aged about 19 years. An independent political club formed in town with one hundred members pledging unified voting and anti fraud stance at polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Temperance Society
Davis
Culm Bank
Carr
Aoither Place
Laura Welly
John Kelly
Main Street
Ufter
Ies Cortes
Poalithewl Club
Community Notes and Events in Green Ridge
Miss Katharine Watson of Marion visits New York and Brooklyn friends. A. J. Francais of Iron Market is in charge of the pre solicition department at 61 Dickson avenue. General Whitingey Engine Company hosts an oyster supper and musical program in Moruhuker’s Wall opposite the Delaware & Hudson depot. A wireless carnival at the Church of the Good Shepherd will entertain with tea, pumpkin pie and more. Green Ridge Woman’s Club holds a meeting October 2 to vote revised constitution and elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Watson
Marion Sitet
New York
Brooklyn
Titrort Vaan Mseihie
Vatile Creek
Mich
Presoliptien
Dickson Avenue
Howl
Gevon Tilee Lodge
Neon
Od Wellows
Qaraphernatia
General
Comimwcy
Moruhuker
Dehawaiy Ail Ensen
Church of the Good Shepherd
Tal- Towe
Green Ridge
Elf
Death of Harry D. Oliver in New York City
Harry D Oliver son of Theodore Oliver of Easton died suddenly in a Marion Avenue car in New York City. He was about four years old twenty four University ties and was unmarried. He had registered at the Hotel Manhattan and died from a heart ailment after collapsing on a Madison Avenue car. He leaves three sisters and his father Mr T G Dale of Scranton and was a member of Easton First Reformed Church. His remains will be brought home for interment in Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Harry Dy. Oliver
T. G. Dale
Willkin TD
Dillon
International Paper Company
Oliver
New York
Buffalo
Manhattan
Madison Avenue
Ale
Patel
Ie Managger
Jattyn
Tidehen Heath
Thavey Oliver
Easton High Aeliogl
Tativelle College
University of Paul Vuuiu
Lafayette
University
Kustom
Dale
Scranton
Loval Oliver
Covent
Messin
Miia Margaret Oliver
South Scranton Republicans Parade to Athletic Hall Meeting
A large South Scranton Republican parade gathered two hundred marchers led by the Ringgold band and tailed by the Rough Riders, Union League, and several clubs. In Athletic Hall speakers including Dr. Emil Schneider of Hoboken and A J Colborn criticized Democrats and urged voters to back the Republican ticket for prosperity and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Hall
Emil Schneider
Hoboken, N. J
A. J. Colborn
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Alder Street
South Side
Republican Club
Ringgold
Cedar Avenue Bridge
Lewis B. Carter
West Side Republican Club
Bauer
I. J. Reynolds Republican Club
Cedar Avenue
Willow Street
Willow
Pittston
Birch
Cedar
Sunday school teachers enjoy warm Hickory Street gathering
The German and Mag ish school teachers from Hickory Street Presbyterian church held an evening of pleasure with aims of refreshing themselves for winter work. Key speakers included Rey. W. A. Nordt Professor Wagner and Charles Bcheuch. A social hour and luncheon followed. Committee members were Miss Mollie Helm Miss Louisan Nordt Miss Kate Nehr August Kratt Will Berg hauser and George Maus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Street Presbyterian
Old Church
Hickory Street
Rey. W. A. Nordt
Wagner
Charles Bcheuch
Mollie Helm
Louisan Nordt
Kate Nehr
August Kratt
Will Berghauser
George Maus
Third lecture in People’s Lecture Course to be held
The third lecture in The People’s Lecture Course under the Brotherhood of St. Paul will be this evening at Cedar Avenue Methodist Church. Rev. W. G. Simpson D D of Asbury Methodist Church will give readings from Honnie Kevlar Bush in a seated vernacular style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auspions
Brotherhood of St. Paul
Cedar Avenue Methodist Church
W. G. Simpson
Asbury Methodist Church
Honnie Kevlar Bush
Readings Draw Large Audiences Across the Region
Sentences celebrate popular readings attracting big crowds in the area with strong turnout. The public shows great interest in these events and views them as valuable cultural opportunities for the community.
Funeral and society notices stir a busy community
The brief items report a funeral for John Coleman on Cvder avenue with rites at St. Peters Cathedral and interment in Cathedral cemetery. Several society events are announced including a Loyalty era installation by Mie Young Women’s association and various local meetings and visits. Minor personal notes cover illnesses, letters, and a birth.
North Scranton Notes Rev De Reading Returns as Pastor
Rev De Reading again accepts the North Main Avenue Baptist church pastorate in North Scranton after resigning for health. He preached farewell in Williamsport then declined a Rapthat college presidency. The church members recalled their former pastor and he agreed to serve indefinitely at the Clark residence on Church avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. G. Reading
North Main Avenue
Reading
North
Soammon
North Main Avenue Baptiste Church
Williamsport
Rapthat College
Colfax
de. Rowling
Gentle
Than Nawin
Frank A. Clark
Church Avenue
Funeral for Adelbert O'Malley Held on Willi Street
The funeral of Adelbert O'Malley four year old son of Mr and Mrs Bulwardl O'Malley was held Wednesday from the home of Mrs O'Malley s parent Mr AL FLO Royle on Willi Street. Relatives and friends attended in large numbers. Pallbearers were Thomas Maane Frank Hell Moses Clark Jol Clark. Flower bearers included John McTammany Joe Rogan Al A O Hoyotle and Joseph Grithin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert
Bulwardl O'Malley
Neaday
Surprise party honors Mrs Teck of Green Bridge
Ladies of Providence Methodist Episcopal church hosted a surprise afternoon party at Mrs William Teck s home in Green Bridge. The event brought joy to attendees as Mrs Dock a longtime local member was highly esteemed in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Methodist, Episcopal Church
William Teck
Cireen Tridge
Dock
Providence Church
Prank Tewis
Alt. O'Donnell
Wrick Avenue
Peter O'Donnell
New York
James Tewis
Marnin Watkiw
Mavette County
Ownion
Leonards Hall
Ida Wi
Mary Chilbert
Tier
UK Street
Keystone Club
Weber
West Market Street
Merina
Liberty
Excelsior
Tribune
Davis
Dunmore Doings Describe Evening Political Meeting
A large Dunmore gathering featured Baltimore speaker A. M. Tinegel praising the Republican platform and urging votes for Honest protection and labor support. Deputy Attorney General Brad Meitz spoke on county issues while others urged party unity and electors, with several candidates introduced and some absences noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pellows
Muaior A. M. Tinegel
Baltimore
Attord
Albir
Kor
Chuadvimin
Hianengh
Bryan
Europe
Tanenk
Brad Meitz
Tookawaune
Hlaven
Crawford County
Vic Dolin
Lewistitewe
Wiilind
Ellie
Worson
South Seeunton
Boy Fatally Injured In Cart Accident On North Blakely
A child, son of Mie and Mie Thomas Cluk of thatuk street, was crushed by a wagon on North Blakely street after a horse drawn cart struck him. Passersby and the driver pulled the boy free and he was taken to Dr. Clamberlain’s office for examination, which showed serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobert
Mie
Thomas Cluk
Thatuk Street
Blakely Etreet
Diasust Dewi
Fark
Lin
Abso
Mosidenin
Ehrnet
Ward
Janiior Josue
Tim
Clamberlain
Eulvy
The Old Well and the War on Blood Purity
A reflective piece on poetry versus science, warning that old wells spread disease through microbes. It argues blood purity defends health, citing Mrs. Moss of New London and endorses Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for impure blood and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Moss
New London
Dr. Pierce
Hensbergen
Denaud, Lee Co
Fla
Carrie Adams
West Main Street
Battle Creek
Mich
Boy Receives Bruises After Incident
Reports describe bruises on the boy’s head and body with no broken bones. He was resting quite easy last night.
Teachers Meet for County Institute in Scranton
Horough school teachers convene at the High school this morning to enroll for the county institute in Scranton next week. Enrollment costs $1. The Independent Democratic era held a public meeting in Keystone hall last night, with campaign issues discussed. Timothy Reilly of New York City visits town. Peter Hobday heads to Pike County to survey the wilds. Epworth league convention begins this afternoon with delegates from Moscow and nearby towns. meeting chaired by Mow, To i. Van Hoesen, at the Methodis Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horough
Eclowk
County Institute
Scrantonm
Keystone Hall
Timothy Reilly
New York City
Peter Hobday
Pike County
Epworth League of the Honestile Divitiet
Puib-Dismel
Moscow
Sterling
Thor
List
Ariel
Thinop
Methodiae
Chafrmain Mow
I. van Hoesen
Corder
Tie Triluny
Park Place Notes On Local Movements And Visits
William Smith of Providence left for New York to meet his wife and two daughters returning after a stay. Willian Kirby of Wayne county appears in the notice with references to relatives in Philo street and Vintondale. Mrs St John Mims of North Main avenue is also mentioned in connection with the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Providence
Roml
New York
Hom. Kirby
Wayne County
Willism Kirby
Philo Street
Mes
Willan Manes
Caf
Vintondale
St. John Mims
North Malin Avenue
Intermittent Strike Reported at Valley Field
About one hundred militia men were called to maintain order at Valley Field where strike activity was reported. Strikers blocked access this morning as authorities worked to prevent disruption in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Midicia
Previre
Colton Mille
Tumpany
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Archbald
Ferber
Hyland-Walsh
Democratic Mass Meeting
Dufour
A. Smoker and Social
General News
Globe Warehouse
South
J. J. Schneider
Emil Sehhneider
Holwken
N. d
George Washington
Pacific
Tammany
Croker
Greatepublican Organization
George M. Watson
Wil R. Lewis
Emil Bonn
John J. Scheuer
Jay
Hla
John Coleman
Cvder Avenue
Wis Tarwely
Fequiem
St. Peter's Cathedral
Cathedral
Cusick
Mie Young
Mie Kate Oppert
Lillian Miller
Anna Schwuor
Aml
Linsie Renteehter
Misa Allo
Wiel Mager
Jerey Civ
Pip Rader
Binoli Street
Ragilie Foot
Minely
Avoca
Tearm
Pigtin
Phimips
C. PR. Connell
Jackowann Mila Company
Boston
Eleciie
Connry Howe Company
New
Melit
Anni Myer
Roweh Street
Young Women's Christian Association
Kat
Nancy Maviling
Burton, Ny
Floi Toty
Cherry Street
Mise Liveindoyee
Pittstu Avenue
North Scranton
Adelbert O'Malley
Dunmore Doings
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Robert Clark
Dr. Sage
RR. Ve Pierce
Buffalo, N
Park Place
Associated Proas
Eugene Field
Wmy
Amin
Binnie
Fieid
God
Eugene Pield
Lyceun Theatre
Burgunder & Reis
Lespees and
Hansgers Duffy
Business Mane
Lewis Morrison
FAUST
Nuremberg
Schiller Stock Company
Tepertoine
Monte Cristo
Taughter’s Sacrifice
Mr. Jones
New Gaiety Theatre
H. A. Long
Leseee
Mapager
Carl Dante
Hollichiog
T. Cuneds
Walter Dixon
Williams and
Walker
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Pittshuy
National Association of Bridge and Structuration
Alsc
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Egypt
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