Blue Law Case: Brooks Fined for Sunday Meat Sales
Louis Brooks a Robin son street meat dealer faced Alderman Noone on a Sunday sale charge. Andrew Smith represented the Meat Dealer's dissociation as witnesses offered meat evidence. Brooks paid a $4 fine, then reportedly assaulted a woman. bail was set at $200 by Alderman Noone with Samuel Miller posting the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Brooks
Robinson Street
Noone
Andrew Smith
West Lackawanna Avenue
Smith
Brooks
Hounchouch
Samuel Miller
South Seventh Street
Reckless Shooting Case in Police Court
Joseph Rose faced police court after Monday arrest for reckless shooting on Swetland Street and Filmore Avenue. Witnesses described fired shots hitting a board Richard Davis carried and forcing Arthur Davis to flee, with windows broken and shutters punctured. Rose offered no defense, saying I dont remember, and was fined $25 and held on $800 bail for disorderly conduct carrying concealed weapons and discharging firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rose
Rose
Swetland Street
Filmore Avenue
Hunt Tarerets
B. Davis
Richard Davis
Arthur Davis
Thomas Davis
O'Connor & Wialeh
Malin Street Resident Seeks Arrest in Assault Case
Julia Kopak of Malin Street Taylor sworn in by Alderman Noone to arrest Andrew Houn chouch of 56 Kinmet Street on assault and battery charges. She alleged the incident occurred while at the defendant's house on South Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Kopak
Malin Street
Taylor
Noone
Andrew Hounchouch
Kinmet Street
Inn House
South Washington Ave
Pretty High Noon Home Wedding Unites Ethel Richards and William Saunders
At the Richards home 1412 Jackson street, Miss Ethel Richards wed William C. Saunders of 1606 Church avenue. Rev. Hugh C. McDermott officiated as guests admired palms and roses, the couple departed for New York and Saratoga, and the Sanders Printing Company member becomes a newlywed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Richards
Jackson Street
Ethel
William C. Saunders
Church Avenue
Hugh C. McDermott
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
McDermott
Sanders
Lackawanna
New York
Saratoga
Richards and Cambria Quoit Clubs Battle For Supremacy
On Monday evening at Cambria club grounds Price street Richards club defeated Cambria 31 to 18 after a hard fought match. James Lewis Ira Newton pitched for Richards and William E Davis W Watkins for Cambria. A decisive third game is set for Thursday at Cambria grounds to decide the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards and Cambria Quoit
Cambria
Price Street
James Lewis
Ira Newton
Richards
William
Warrant Issued for Adam Rosendany in Assault Case
Alderman B Davies heard the case yesterday afternoon and issued a warrant for Adam Rosendany of 222 North Keyser Avenue on assault and battery and threats to kill. Taylor testified he was struck on the chest and cheek with a hard substance and choked on his property in Keyser Valley. Bondsman Pp Glenn of 2211 Jackson Street posted below, with bonds set at 200 on assault and 100 on threats. A separate incident reports 12 year old Frank Hettes injuring left hand in glycerine fuse experiment at North Garfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Hara
Lafayette Street
Thomas Green
Peacock Hill
Blue Coats
William Taylor
North Keyser
Ji Glenn
Jackson Street
Frank Hettes
Mre. H. ©. Hettes
North Garfield Avenue
Hettes
Funeral for 14-year-old Arthur Reese in Blakely
The funeral for Arthur Reese 14 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Reese will be at 2 pm tomorrow from the family home in Blakely with Rev David Spencer conducting. Burial will follow at Washburn Street Cemetery and many West Scranton friends are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Joseph Reese
Blakely
David Spencer
Washburn Street
Reese
Briggs Shaft
West Scranton
Oil stock sale ends today at 15 cent share in city
Last day to buy Pennsylvanian and Texas oil stock at 15 cents a share. Price rises to 20 cents tomorrow. BH. G. Morgan & Son, 108 North Mialin avenue, named agents for the city and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. G. Morgan & Son
North
Mialin Avenue
General News Notes From Local Communities
Details of residents attending races and visiting friends in nearby towns. A West Side board of trade meeting concluded with few attendees and was postponed to Friday evening. Salvation Army services planned at the Troy barracks and a new steam plant is being installed in Simpson church. A party from Green Ridge and Scranton honored Mr and Mrs Roland Baker of Brooklyn. Delft Roswell Phillips and David Roswell Phillips left for Lafayette College. Mrs John Lloyd of South Rebeeu Avenue is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hughes
North Lincoln Avenue
W. F. Snyder
North End
Pittston
Arthur Fuller
North Ead Avenue
Hawey
West Side Board of Trade
Star
Captain Welles
Troy
Salvation Army
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Annie FE. Morgan
South Main Rivenue
Green Ridge and Scranton
Roland Baker
Brooklyn
N.Y
David W
Philip Roswell Phillips
South Hyde Park Avenue
Lafayettte College
John Lloyd
South Rebeveu Avenue
North Scranton Glee Society Plans Brooklyn Eisteddfod Bid
The North Scranton Glee society reorganizes to compete in the Brooklyn eisteddfod on Thanksgiving for a $500 prize for best male chorus singing Dudley Buck's The Springtime Has Come Hurrah. Rehearsals under Prof. Gwilym Morlals. about sixty members sought. joiners to report Sunday for voice testing. Also local notices of residents traveling, and upcoming Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting at 2 o'clock Thursday at 182 Church avenue with theme Freedom of Service led by Mrs Allee Wall and Rev Dr George F Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Scranton
Fred Gelling
Wayne Avenue
Murt McCormick
West Market Street
Colorado
McCormick
Peter F. Sultry
Parker Street
Montrose
David Gabriel
William Street
Plymouth
John McDonald
North Main Avenue
Lake Chinaman
Ada M. Clemon
Carbondale
R. J. Martin
Edna Avenue
Gertrude Newberry
Throop Street
Wilkes-Barre
Mr. Benjamin
R. E B. Westlake
Mul City
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Allee Wall
Church Avenue
Providence Presbyterian Church
George F. Guild
South Scranton Notes and Obits from 822 Pittston Ave
A village notes section reports a wooden wedding serenade at Mr. and Mrs. William Relsig’s home on Pittston Avenue with a supper and dancing. It also notes the funerals of Richard Mayock and John Biemiller, with pallbearers and church services, and mentions a stove explosion at a Zimmer residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Relsig
Pittston Avenue
Joseph Relsig
Joseph Reisig, Jr
J. M. Reisling
8. Hepler
J. Berghauser
Minses Azuba Swartz
Anna
Leni
Minnie Berghauser
Carrie Reisling
Kathe Huester
Ruth Rebsig
Wesley Reisig
Jacob
Charles Berghauser
Jacob Chamberlain
John
William Burns
Patrick Boyle
Maurice Duggan
John Boland
John Magsey
Boilermakers’ Union
John Biemiller
J. G. Biemiller
Alder Street
Gustav Hausser
Forest Hill
Edwin Schumacher
Emil Arrow
William Broch
Clement Wunderwaldt
Louis Zimmer
Casey & Kelly
August Zimmer
Kidney Remedies Claim Quick Relief for Kidney Diseases
An advertisement touts Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as the sole sure cure for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases. It promises rapid relief from back pain frequent urination scalding water and moralized claims of destroying uric acid and restoring kidney function. The firm cites a testimonial from George L. Smith and promotes sample bottles and available 50 cent and 1.00 sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
George L. Smith
Holley Manufacturing Company
Lockport
N. Y
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N. Y
Fireman Heads to Allentown for Vacation Tomorrow
The notice states that the event occurs tomorrow night under Miss Jessie McGoldrick and that Fireman John Snyder of Engine Company No. 2 begins his vacation yesterday and leaves for Allentown this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie McGoldrick
John Snyder
Engine Company
Wo. 2
Allentown
Green Ridge Social Notes Include Funeral and Birthday
Green Ridge residents describe the funeral of J G Williams from his home with Rev Gallenkamp officiating and forest hill interment. A surprise party for George Wheeler marked his nineteenth birthday with lanterns dancing and friends from Race street in attendance. The Green Ridge Christian Temperance union meets at 3 PM today at Mrs Campbell 1532 Monsey avenue for roll call reports and delegate elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fidinm
Grace Briggs
Deacon Street
Pittsburg
Knupp
Capouse Avenue
Blakely
Charlesworth
Marion Street
Honesdale
George W. Phillips
J. G. Williams
Gallenkamp
J. J. Webster
J. M. Haurds
J. H. Balles
John Valkan
B. T. Tinkham
H. W. Stock
Forest Hill
George Wheeler
Contractor
Wheeler
Race Street
James
Lena Farnham
Florence Clark
Rose Pittock
Bell Crosby
Mayme Osmond
Grace Sisco
Grace Merriam
Hmeline Langan
Jane Trouger
Blanche White
Lord Birtley
Redna Harris
E. J. Campbell
Monsey Avenue
Large turnout at Drymores Presbyterian Church reception
The reception for Rev and Mrs W F Gibbons in the Presbyterian church parlors drew a large crowd despite bad weather. The event was organized by the Ladies Aid society with refreshments served by young ladies. The report also notes a new Keller piano for No 1 school funded by winter entertainments supervised by Hoban and Prof Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gibbons
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hoban
Jones
Tribune
Brogan
M. J. Gibbons
John B. Smith Galpin
E. W. Ives
Jefferson Avenue
Joseph Hopkins
Butler Street
Buffalo
Anna Oliver
Philadelphia
Charles Oliver
Green Ridge Street
Katherine Brown
Emmetsburg
St. Joseph's Seminary
Eleanor Lee
Patterson
N. J
Edith Dale
Obituary Notices for Loughran and Roche Families
Patrick Loughran died yesterday at his home after a weeklong illness. Born in Ireland he had lived in the city thirteen years, with children John J. Loughran in Bonn and others including James Thomas Francis William Elizabeth Kate Mary Lucy Tessie and Nellie. Funeral Friday a requiem mass at St Peters Cathedral at 9. Mrs Mary Roche aged 80 died at her son's home 506 Capouse avenue after a long illness born in Cork and having lived in Deseranto and Hawley before settling in the city. survivors include John and Dennis Roche and William Roche, with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Loughran
Taylor Avenue
Ireland
Arvehiald
John J. Loughran
Bonn
Germany
Rome
James
St. Peter's Cathedral
Mary Roche
D. J. Roche
Capouse Avenue
Cork
America
Deseranto
Canada
Hawley
John
Dennia J
Seventh Ward
William D
Crasper A Aged Son of Binghamton Family Dies
Harry Alexander Crasper aged six months and son of Mr and Mrs B B Crasper of Binghamton died there last Sunday. Remains will be brought to this city for interment this morning at 10 o clock. Mrs Crasper formerly Miss Hanna McAndrew of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Alexander Crasper
B. B. Crasper
Binghamton
Grand Army supper set in Magonle hall Friday
Honesdale reports a supper by the Grand Army of the Republic in Magonle hall Friday evening. Wayne Susquehanna senatorial conferees may meet in Honesdale Wednesday to try to break the deadlock. Barlow and Wilson minstrel troupe delivered an excellent show at the opera house Monday to a large audience. Wednesday they perform in Hawley. Mr and Mrs B Wood of Third street have returned from Detroit visit with daughter Mrs Knupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribuna
Honesdale
Grand Army of the Republic
Magonle Hall
Wayne-Susquehanna
Wedneming
Barlow & Wilson
Opera House
Hawley
B. Wood
Third Street
Charles Knupp
Detroit
Mich
Old Remedy Promoted for Teething Comfort
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup touted as trusted teething aid by leading female physicians in the United States for sixty years. It claims to ease tooth eruption pain and cure diarrhoea griping and wind colic, offering rest for mother and child at twenty five cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Loren
United States
Price
Rept. Fuel Famine Hoards and Local Happenings in Tunkhannock
Fuel shortages grip Tunkhannock with no coal available at any price and demand for wood rising sharply. The Women’s Christian Temperance union convention adjourned Tuesday afternoon. Annie Kluge from New York City has spent three months with her aunt on Pine Street and returned home Tuesday. William Lord of Nicholson conducted business in town Tuesday. Frank Major, Republican candidate for prothonotary, visited from Noxon. William Mosier and wife of Dalton visited friends here Tuesday. Stanley Schooley of Dorrington purchased the Ley property on Tu Tioga Street and has begun work there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Christ In Temperance Union
Annie Kluge
New York City
Patrick Boyce
Pine Street
William Lord
Nicholson
Frank Major
Noxon
William Mosier
Dalton
Stanley Schooley
Dorrangeton
Ley
Kuet Tioga Street
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Scranton
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Richard
Uti
Ia Ieac
Isc
Globe Warehouse
Arthur Reese
General News
South Scranton
Green Ridge
Dunmore
Peter Thompson
Sumter Brothers
Complete Outfitters
Dixie’s Theatre
Henry Farnsworth
Dixie, Lessee and Mannager
Ameta
Fire Dancer
Murphy Wnd Witlard
Imperial Troupe
Rastus and Binks
Megargee
Lyceum Theatre
M. Rels
Duffy
Robert B. Mantell
M. W. Hunley
Miss Bertha Creighton
Grace Livingston Furness
Posterland
Katzenjammer
Stu Hopkins
Oxy Grandpa
Happy Hoolihan
Yan Entertainment
Schiller Stock Company
An Bell Stratton
Mamie Sheridan Wolford
Bar Harbor
John Allen
Priciy
Scranton Tribune
James Rainey
Laceyville
Bessell
Lackawanna Railroad
Kern
Gunster &Forsyth
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont’s
Repauno Chemical Company
Agenola
John B. Smith & Son
BROW
Mulligan
Wilkes
Star Theatre
P. G. Herrington
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