Local residents visit friends and travel across towns
Philadelphia visits and Pittston errands fill a weekend itinerary. Names include Mrs Ella O Boyle on Railroad avenue and John J Loftus returning from Lake Carey. Other trips feature J P Nolan, Miss Marie O Malley, Miss Lucy Parrell, and Myron Kasson heading to Williamsport as juror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RG. Murray
Philadelphia
Joseph P. Nolan
Pittston
Ella O'Boyle
Railroad Avenue
John Thomas
Lafayette Street
Lake Winola
Lizzie Coombs
West Side
J. P. O'Malley
Lake Carey
Buffalo
Frank McCann
P. J. Duffy
Wilker-Barre
John J. Loftus
Wyoming Avenue
Deak Sargeant
Robert Deiter
Central Police Station
James J. Nallin
Jack
Liinra
James Nallin
Pittston Avenue
Myron Kasson
Williamsport
United States
John Lewis
Eynon Street
William Luxenberger
Washburn Street
New York
Marie O'Malley
Lucy Parrell
Olyphant
Donghor
Wilkes-Marre
Dora
Edith Jenkins
Daneville
William Y. Griffiths
North Sumner Avenue
At the Frothingham Tonight Shaft No 2 and World of Novelties
Frank L. Bixby presents Shaft No 2 in a mining country setting with dramatic scenic machinery scenes and a fatal thunderbolt moment. Tomorrow Gay Hill's World of Novelties opens at the Academy of Music to strong company praise from the Pittsburg Post. Veterans of the 140th Regiment plan a reunion excursion with the Susquehanna County gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
Theaterore
Frank L. Bixby
Frothingham’s
Gay Hill
Academy of Music
Pitmburg Post
Hill
Gun Hill
Mr. Hill
Tony Pastor
Sus- Hehanna County
Ontirane
Ep. L. Haas
Scranton Business Interests to Publish Classified Resource
The TRMONE will publish an enra fully compiled list of Scranton and vicinity wholesale, banking, manufacturing and professional interests bound in book form with views of public buildings and portraits of leading citizens. Copies will circulate outside the city to attract newcomers and advertise Scranton’s resources. Representatives of Tue Tamung l will explain the edition to those named, notices requested for residences, with stylized duplicates offered. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills advertised in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trmone
Enra
Scranton
Secranton
Tue Tamung
Moody 15 Now in Command Moody 15 Now in Command
Moody delivers evening gospel sermon in Scranton tent. He rebukes higher criticism and urges faith in Christ, contrasting excuses for not attending the feast with clear calls to salvation. He denounces hypocrisy and stresses sanctification as a personal, faith based path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody 15
Jesus Christ
Chicago
Christ
Jesus Christ Our Lord
Bline
Devil
Moody
Dr. Freeman
D.C. Hughes
D. D
Mr. Moody
Scranton
America
Pennsylvania
Hell
God
Heaven
Gloriel
Archangel
Menter
Burglaries Target Minooka Tavern In Early Morning Theft
The South Side assloon of George Beamivb in Minooka was burglarized Saturday with 100 worth of whiskey cigars stolen. Burglars entered through a broken window light and two kegs of liquor were recovered later. Warrants issued for Michael Cannon John Padden and John Moran by Justice O Hara. Constable St John pursuing suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beamivb
Minooka
Beatmiah
Michael Cannon
John Padden
John Moran
Conwell Park
Greenwood Coal Co
Funeral of Mrs Corcoran of Cedar Avenue
The funeral of Mrs Patrick Corcoran of Cedar Avenue was held Saturday at St John s Church. Ardlen high mass of requiem and a touching discourse described her moral worth. Misses Donnelly Byron Donahoo sang Ave Maria and a burial at Lackawanna Mi nooka cemetery. Pallbearers named Martin McDonough P P Jordan Michael A Donahow Richard Callery Patrick Donaboy Patrick Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Corcoran
Cedar Avenue
Ardlen
St. John’s Church
F. P. Walsh
Bslinda Byron
Katie Donahoo
Minooka Catholic
Martin McDonough
P. P. Jordan
Michael A. Donahow
Richard J. Callery
Patrick Donaboy
Patrick Gallagher
Runaway Horses Cause Commotion on Cedar Avenue Bridge
Edward Mahon, attached to Frank Cobb's outfit, lost control of a team of western horses hitched to a carriage on Mattes Street and Cedar Avenue Bridge. The horses dashed toward Orchard grounds before Mahon regained control. a passerby narrowly escaped injury and the buggy sustained only minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue Bridge
Edward Mahon
Frank Cobb
Hobos to be Driven Out by Boland After City Ward Assembly
Officer Dominick F. Boland will patrol the upper Twentieth ward for a month and push to break up a local Hobo club near the city line. Burglaries in the area are blamed on the group, and success would earn community thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Dominick F. Boland
Boland
South Side Jottings and Local Notices
The text notes Maria Murr a and John Batchford of the south side depart today for Holy Cross College Worcester to enter study. Charles Ronar seeks delegation to the Eleventh ward Democratic county convention. Sept 11. Hose Company center sells many excursion tickets to Wilkes-Barre on Sept 18. Hickory Street Presbyterian church hosts a large congregation and Rev. August Lange delivers an eloquent sermon. South Side YWCA offers a free entertainment tonight with refreshments for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hanley
Pittaton Avenue
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Maas
Charles Ronar
Alder Street
Eleventh Ward
Centers Hose Company
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware and Hudson
Hickory Street
August Lange
South Side
Young Women's Christian Association
Funeral Service for Dr. Frassoni at Moosic Residence
Funeral services were held at the Moosic residence at six o'clock for the late Dr. Frassoni, officiated by Rev. J Ro Wisol of Ayoos. The remains were then taken to Philadelphia for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Frassoni
Moosic
J. Ro Wisol
Ayoos
Philadelphia
Demanding Father Causes Staircase Scene in West Site Home
William Prosser, a well known resident of West Site, created a disturbance at his father in law Frank Stetter's home over his child. He brandished a revolver and fled with the child but a warrant was issued and Prosser was not found. The child was returned early yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Prowser
Frank Stetter
Prosser
Stetter
Johne
Prows
Funeral Service for Misa Norma Mathias at Plymouth Church
Services were held at Plymouth Congregational Church for Misa Norma Mathias who died Friday at home. Rev Peter Roberta led rites likening her to a rose just starting to bloom. The large funeral cortege went to Washburn Street cemetery for interment with pallbearers Dinner Stover Charles EB Daniels Lawson V Britton John Rogers John Hughes and David Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Norma Mathias
Daniel Mathias
Price Street
Plymouth Congregational Church
Peter Roberto
Washburn Street
Dinner Stover
Charles EB. Daniels
Lawson V. Britton
John Rogers
John Hughes
David Williame
Hyde Park Notes Include Tebernaal and Marriages
Hyde Park Choral society held a Tebernaal on Gimmons Hill. Rev. D. Evans preached at the Rene Congregational church. Mrs. Elias and son returned from Ocean Grove. Lizyzia Schubert will attend Hannah Jenkins marriage at Berwick tomorrow. Police on the West Side made sixty nine arrests last month, forty eight for vagrancy. Sir Knights of Pleasure dancing class opens in Mesrs hall with Professor George Taylor teaching. Mrs. Benjamin Jaques died Saturday evening at 6. Funeral Tuesday afternoon. Harry Seibert and Myrtle Thomas marriage announced. John Jones buried yesterday in Washburn Street cemetery. Hampton Mine fund members attended. Hyde Park Literary and Debating society opens this evening with many new members. St Patrick's parochial school opens tomorrow with no changes in teaching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Kim Park Church
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Hyde Park
J.T. Collios
Scranton Street
L. GC. Floyd
D. D
Elm Park
D. Evans
Rene Congregational Church
Elias and Son
Lincoln Avenue
Ocean Grove
Lizyzia Schubert
Ninth Street
Hannah Jenkins
Berwick
West Side
Sir Knights of Pleasure
Mesrs Hall
George Taylor
Benjamin Jaques
Fourteenth Street
Caroa
Harry Seibert
Hyde Park Avenue
Myrtle Thomas
Clark Thomas
Price Street
John Jones
Washburn Street
Hampton Mine Fund
North End Briefs Highlight Local Activities
Cumberland loses picnic field roars grove planned for Wednesday. Minnie Fritz of Church Avenue visits Newark friends. Besaio Novas of Watertown visits Lena Claris of Wood Street. Editor Kelly to organize Amerald Boni ficial association branch in Providence. Costello to present flag at school opening Sept 10. Prohibitionists to meet privately on West Market Street. Officers and party at Lake Winala cottage. Radishap injured by falling tree limb near Providence hospital. Rev J B Parry to preach at Welah Congregational Church tonight. Bookstore to open in Fritz’s former store early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besaio Novas
Watertown
Lena Claris
Woodstreet
Kelly
Altoona Times
Amerald Bonificial Association
Providence
Costello
No. 23
Prohibitioniata
William Moore
West Market Street
Milla
Daniel Carradine
France Mills
William Phillips
Morris
W. Morris
Lake Winala
Frank Radishap
J. B. Parry
Eng
Ff Petestiniog
N. W
Dansamlet
Welah Congregational Church
Fritz
William Anderson Returns From Old Country In Delaware and Hudson Coal
William Anderson, formerly in the real estate department of the Delaware and Hudson Coal company, has arrived safely in Providence after leaving for the Old Country recently. The party included Mrs D H Price and son, Mrs Thomas EF Jones and daughter, Reeve Evans and son, Henry Hitchings and son, Mia, Laurence and daughter in law and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anderson
Delaware and Hudson Coal Company
Providence
Old Country
D. H Price
Thomas EF. Jones
Reeve Evans
Henry Hitchings
Mia. Laurence
Explosion at Pine Brook shaft fatally burns two men
Thomas Ryan dies at Moses Taylor hospital after an explosion of gas at the Pine Brook shaft. Morris Steel, his laborer, is recovering at home with burns. Both men lived in Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Brook
Thomas Ryan
Morris Steel
Pine Brook
Ryan
Moses Taylor Hospital
Steel
Bellevue
Philip Scheuer for Jury Commissioner in Republican nominating race
Philip Scheuer, long time Sota Site Scranton resident and Schener Bros. bakers member, seeks the jury commissioner post at the upcoming Republican convention. Backers say his nomination is a foregone conclusion as locals rally to support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Scheuer
Scranton
Schener Bros. Bakers
Delegatas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Enoch Cigar
H. B. Ware
Spruce Street
Office
Honra
Pratt
Hood
Ehareh. Roy
J. Collins
Scranton Street Baptist Church
D. Hughes
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Caswallon Davia
Bliss
Georges Beamus
Ny Wns
Maria Murra
John Batchford
News OF
Norma Mathias
Benjamin Jaquex
Little West Side News
Gimmons Hill
St Patrick's Parochial School
North End Briefs
Cumberland Lose Company
Roars Grove
Minnie Fritz
Church Avenue
Newark
Spooney
Wm. Rogers
Manufuncturing Co
Rexford Jewelry Co
Ave
G. Brooks
Washington Avenue
Tod
Chicago Art Co
Penn Avenue
Grocens and Butchers
Pillsbury’s Best
Woon
Bamboo
Brains Onsers
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Ave
Schank
Christian, the Hatter
Laoks A. Avenue
Lacka. Ave
Nottingham
Neil Irish
Pais Real Brussels
DR. Shimberg
Spruce ST
Stelle & Seeley
Emerson Piano
Emerson
Clarence M. Florey
Floray & Holt
Mont Fenntar
Leciing Artista Warerooma
Columbes Monument
Washington Av
Warimann
Seacnone
Conrad
Lackawanna Ave
Hamlet
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