Birthday party at Miss Slantz home on Chestnut street
Miss Emma Slantz hosted a birthday gathering on Chestnut street with piano music by Thomas Saville and a list of attendees including Christine Shubert, Liette Shubert, Amélia Koch, Lizzie Emmet, Lilly Burchell, and many others. Separately, Constable Seth Smith faced disorderly conduct and assault charges from William F. Morgan, with bonds posted and preliminary court steps noted.
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Emma Slantz
Chestnut Street
Thomas Saville
Miss Slants
Christine Shubert
Liette Shubert
Amélia Koch
Lizzie Emmet
Lilly Burchell
Agusta Burchell
Emma Faust
Katie Young
Dora Steinicke
Lizzie Peltier
Marie Frank
Ligaie Het
Scrimmage on Sev enth street leads to unusual hearing
Arabians held a Saturday night scrimmage on Sev enth street and a hearing followed Sunday afternoon before Alderman John of the Fourth ward. Sadie Munsick prosecuted four men Sullivan Mike Sullivan Isaae Milik Li ng and George Namey in a case postponed from Saturday. The prosecutor posted bail for the defendants who appeared for the hearing, paid the costs, and the case was settled. Police and constables made the arrests.
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Seventh Street
John
Fourth Ward
Sadie Munsick
Sullivan Mike
Sullivan Isaae
Milik Ling
George Namey
John Davis
Boy Burns From Matches In Yard Accident
Johnie Evans a 9 year old son of Mr and Mrs John B Evans of North Bromley avenue was yesterday evening burned while playing with matches in the yard. His mother was visiting another house at the time. Mrs Thomas next door beat out the fire and removed the boy's clothing. Injuries are to the left shoulder and not serious.
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Evan G. Jones
Lake Winola
South Main Avenue
West Side
G. A. Willams
Dew Williams
Charles Bertine
Frank H. Jones
Bert Fern
Thomas Evans
Thomas Career
Edwin Davis
Nathaniel Davis
Will Johns
Myron Evans
Bertha Kelley
Gertrude Freeman
Bloomsburg State Normal School
F. A. Smith
California
Albert Evans
Clearfield
David Evans
North Hyde Park Avenue
J. F. Morris
D. Jones
Tom Davis
New York City
Wales
Jessie Young
Pittston
Thayer
J. M. Kohnstamm
Tenth Street
Eaith Oliver
Wilkes-Barre
David Powell
North Garfield Avenue
Fred Cartwright
Mame McGuinnis
Jackson Street
Ariel
Bertha Powell
North Garfield Avenues
Wilkes- Barre
Nellie Sheppey
Philadelphia
Montrose
Samuel Case
Ninth Street
Margaret Lewis
North Find
Samuel Edwards
Dole Avenue
James Clary
Bromley Avenue
Mary Hawley
Scranton Street
J. Burns
Anna Pardy
Johnie Evans
John B. Evans
North Bromley Avenue
Local nuptials announced for Libby Sanders and George Keene
Miss Libby Sanders of Hampton street and George Keene of this side will marry on the evening of Sept. 90 at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church. Both are active in church circles with Rev. J M Moffatt officiating. Announcement also notes the forthcoming marriage of Miss Bertha May Reese of North Hyde Park Avenue to Dr H B Stevans of Norwich Conn. The wedding of Miss Helen Mott and
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Libby Sanders
Hampton Street
George Keene
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Cireles
J. M. Moffatt
Bertha May Reese
North Hyde Park Avenue
H.B. Stevans
Norwich
Conn
Helen Mott
The Great Campaign of 86. Million Patriots
A 19th century plea urges patriotic voters to inform themselves on all parties and policy differences Gold, Silver, Tariff and Free Trade. The newspaper offers a complete handbook of public political information edited by Lawrence F. Prescott with purchase of any men's suit.
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Lawrence F. Prescott
Improvement of Cedar Avenue Delayed At Meadow Brook Breaker
The Cedar avenue widening under the Meadow Brook trestle is postponed this year. General Manager 8ihman of the traction company will cover extra costs if stone is moved back by William Connell & Co. Councilmen Coyne and McGrall expect to start next year when weather permits. The narrow driveway risks collisions between wagons and street cars, with several near misses reported on the Scranton to Pittston route.
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Cedar Avenue
Meadow Brook
8Ihman
The
Traction Company
William Connell & Co
Coyne
McGrall
Scranton
Pittston
Green Ridge News Roundup Personal Visits and Local Change
Mrs A FE Chaffee returns home after a three week stay with her mother in New Jersey. Nelson Gorton of Binghamton visits his uncle Rockwell Gorton and returns home. Mrs Tripp of Fordham street visits sister near Factoryville. Green Ridge Lumber cuts shop hours to eight due to weak business. The Baptist Young People's union plans a picnic at Nay Aug falls today leaving Green Ridge Church at 9 0 a m.
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A. FE. Chaffee
Delaware Street
New Jersey
Nelson Gorton
Binghamton
Rockwell Gorton
Tripp
Fordham Street
Factoryville
Green Ridge Lumber Company
Baptist Young People’s Union
Green Ridge
Chicago Live Stock Market Report August 31
Cattle market shows lower prices with common to extra steers about 3.75 to 5.00, stockers and feeders around 3.65, cows and bulls at 1.25 to 2.50, calves near 1.10, Texans 2.40 to 2.15, western rangers 2.25 to 2.60. Hogs market weak and lower with heavy packing lots 2.50 to 3.20, common to choice 2.40 to 4.40, light 3.80 to 4.0, sheep market weak to lower with lambs 2.70 to 5.26.
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Chicago
Union
Yaris
Western Rangers
New York
Arge
Minnesota
Mtye
Mialve
Walle
Aise
South America
State Dairy
State
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
N. Y
Canada
Wall Street Notes Mark Gold Imports Lift Market Tone
A confident shift in sentiment followed news of 31,500 extra gold units to New York, boosting a broad stock advance led by tobacco, sugar, and western rail shares. The day saw extensive short covering, strong closing tone, and higher prices with modest London demand and falling profit-taking after gold arrivals.
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New York
Manhattan
Lake Erie
Western
Lackawanna
Sterling Exchange
Louisville
Nashville
London
William Linn
Allen & CO
Spruce Street
Man Found Sick on City Stoop Between Main and Market
Patrick Mullen was found by Patrolman Palmer on A. M. Atherton's stoop at North Main and West Market. He was taken to the station house, fell ill, and was later moved to Lackawanna hospital after Dr. Sureth deemed his condition precarious. Other notes include moonlight lake excursion reports, residents returning from travels, condolences for John Carroll, and Pillsbury Flour mills capacity of 17,500 barrels a day.
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Patrick Mullen
Palmer
A. M. Atherton
North Main Avenue
West Market Street
Sureth
Lackawanna Hospital
Spellman
Mall
Lake Ariel
George Kelfer
Oak Street
Lake Winola
Sterra Accidental Fund
Mountain Park
William Williams
John Jervis
Main Avenue
Wilkes
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