Suspect in two assault cases freed after hearings
Susie Maneliente of South Washington avenue swore out warrants for John Zmail on assault and battery and threats to kill. Zmail discharged on two charges with 200 dollar bail on threats. Susie Manchinto swore out warrant for John Jovis key on threats to kill and disorderly conduct, ringleader found, costs paid on disorderly conduct. Joyce struggled as officers attempted arrest, produced an ax, club used, then submitted to arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Maneliente
South Washington Avenue
Alderman Noone
John Zmail
M. J. Harris
Susie Manchinto
John Joviskey
Washington Avenue
McCulligan
Joyce
Richards Win Championship in Final Quast Game
In the third and deciding quast game on Cambria club grounds Price street Richards defeats Cambria 81 to 23 before a large crowd. Earlier games were 31 to 30 Cambria at Richards grounds and 31 to 18 Richards at Cambria. John Hughes and John Morris pitched for Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards and Cambria
Cambria Club
Price Street
Richards
Richards Club
Cambria
Patrick Joyce Arrested Over Brutal Domestic Assault
Patrick Joyce of Christ Court was arrested for brutal treatment of his wife. He was reportedly very drunk and, after she refused to submit, kicked her from the house onto the porch then down the front steps. Patrolmen Daniel Davis and John were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Joyce
Christ Court
Joyce
Daniel Davis
John
West Side Good Fellows Banquet Held in Wilkes-Barre
Assembly No 301 and 388 of the Royal Society of Good Fellows attended a banquet hosted by Assembly No 19 in Wilkes-Barre with about two hundred guests including Dr MacGregor of Montague Maine. Toastmaster Dr Weaver led toasts by Frank Stover William Williams and Brother Bates. Supreme Deputy William Finney and W W Davis conducted order business at the Hotel Jermyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Royal Society of Good Fellows
Assembly
Wilkes-Barre
MacGregor
Montague
Maine
Becker
Weaver
Frank Stover
William Williams
Brother Bates
Dr. MacGregor
William Finney
W. W. Davis
Mrs Edith Griffiths Hosts Musical Evening at Home
Miss Edith Griffiths of 145 South Filmore avenue entertained friends Thursday evening with vocal and piano selections by Misses Tessie Brogin Margaret Duffy Bridget Gerrity and Mary A Reilly. Refreshments followed and guests included Edith Griffiths Margaret Duffy Mary A Reilly Bridget Gerrity Tessie Brogan Mary McCormick Marie Mulderig and Nellie Donough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Griffiths
Filmore Avenue
Tessie Brogin
Margaret Duffy
Bridget Gerrity
Mary A. Reilly
Tessie Brogan
Mary McCormick
Marie Mulderig
Nellie Donough
Wife seeks warrant for husband over repeated assaults
Mrs. Anthony Ford of Landis street obtained a warrant for her husband following a hearing before Alderman Daniel Moses in the Fifteenth ward. She testified he has a habit of coming home late and abusing her. The alderman set a $200 bond to ensure Ford’s appearance at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Ford
Landis Street
Daniel Moses
Pastor Unites Two Marriages In Simple Parsonage Ceremonies
Rev. A. L. Ramer of St. Mark's Lutheran conducts a Wednesday parsonage wedding uniting Fred W. Krager and Miss Anna Jenkins in a ceremony attended only by the couples. The report notes a second ceremony in which Miss Myrtle Saints of 158 South Filmore avenue marries Ernest B. Baumgardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Ramer
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Fred W. Krager
Anna Jenkins
Myrtle
Filmore Avenue
Ernest B. Baumgardner
Unattended gathering led by Rev G Co Lyman at church
On Thursday evening Albright avenue hosted a gathering conducted by Rev. G. Co. Lyman of the Court Street Methodist Episcopal church. Participants were unattended and did not require supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albright
Barn boarding house raid arrests in Hennessy Court
Police arrested Bob Evang and two others at Doyle's barn in Hennessy Court after repeated complaints about a crowd of men using the barn as a boarding house. They were locked up and face a hearing this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Hennessy Court
Davis
Peters
James Thomas
Bob Evang
Mrs Susan E Jones To Speak At First Baptist Church
Miss Susan E Jones of Mexico will address the Sunday evening service at the First Baptist church on A House to House Visitation In the City of Mexico She spoke previously before the Abington Baptist association at Factoryville and was secured for tomorrow evening Deacon Charles Corless and William M Fowler were appointed to key committees for the association's next meeting at the First church in September 1903
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan E. Jones
City of Mexico
First Baptist Church
City of
Mexico
Miss Jones
Abington Baptist Association
Factoryville
Charles Corless
William M. Fowler
The
Baptist Association
Harvest Concert Preparations Spark Church Growth
The pastor urges a strong turnout for the men’s meeting and a large congregation next Sunday morning to support fall and winter church work. Miss L Jones, a Mexican missionary, will speak at Sunday school, and a 100 voice chorus will form under Prof. L Davis with rehearsals after class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss L. Jones
Mexico
Miss Jones
L. Davis
Pactoryville Baptist Church
Sale of new silks and dress goods advertised
Sale of new silks dress goods outings linens and notions. See our advertisement on third page. Mears and Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
Local notes bring church, social, and visiting news
Rev A L Ramer returns to St Mark’s Lutheran pulpit for Sabbath. Electric City Wheelmen plan a members social at the club house on Tuesday. William Davis denies attacking neighbors, saying he was a victim of children’s mischief. Bloomsburg Alumni to meet at West Side Library. James Davis builds a North Lincoln home. Arthur Morse returns from Philadelphia trip. Thomas Tague injured at work. Kimmich and Larson report Susquehanna fishing success. George L Peck and family home from Lake Winola. Dr P F Struppler and A M Morse at Lake Winola fishing. La Bar and Mrs Beck visiting Buffalo. William Riley returns from Pittston. Mount Pleasant Kindergarten to reopen next Monday. Wheelmen social planned for Tuesday with ladies. Mrs M P Daniels and daughter Jennie back from England and Wales tour. Grace Prunner visits Dundaff. Hannah Miles and son visit Pittsburg. West Side board of trade meeting postponed. Thomas Millarkey returns from Throop visit. Mrs Adkins returns from extended Wales visit, recovering health. Colonial dancing class opens in Washington Hall with decor. Ida and Nellie Davis relocate to New York City. Rent notice for Ivorite hall ad. Linda Graham returns from Newark and Hartford. Mr and Mrs Wright host Chicago visitors. May Moore visits Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Ramer
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Electric City Wheelmen
William Davis
Swetland Street
Warner
the Tribune
Bloomsburg Alumni Association
West Side
Lbrary
James Davis
Lincoln Avenue
Arthur E. Morse
South Bromley Avenue
Philadelphia
Thomas Tague
Luzerne Street
Charles Kimmich
John Larson
Susquehanna County
George L. Peck
Lake Winola
P. F. Struppler
A. M. Morse
Charles la Bar
Mount Pleasant
Eleetric City Wheelmen
M. P. Daniels
Jennie
Division Street
England
Wales
Grace Prunner
Eighth Street
Dundaff
Hannah Miles
Daniel
North Bromley Avenue
Pittsburg
West Side Board of Trade
Thomas Millarkey
Beranton Packing Company
Throop
Adkins
Washburn Street
Old Country
Washington Hall
Lawrence
Ida
Nellie Davis
North Rebenna Avenue
New York City
Foy
Ivorite
Main Ave
J. M. Powell
Washington Ave
Linda Graham
Tenth Street
Newark
N. J
Hartford
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
The advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a reliable teething remedy for children. It claims long use over sixty years with universal maternal approval, easing pain, diarrhoea, griping, and wind colic, and notes a price of twenty five cents per bottle.
Asthma Cure Claim From Chicago User
A Chicago man reports relief and cure from Dr Schiffmanns Asthma Cure after ten years of severe symptoms. He says he slept well after the first trial and has been cured for nine years. The ad notes the cure is sold by druggists for one dollar and offers a free trial by mail from St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Homan
E. Adams St
Chicago
Grace Griffin Hosts Eighth Birthday Party
Miss Grace Griffin celebrated her eighth birthday at her grandparents home on North Malin avenue. A group of friends including Trene Jones Ruth Norton Dorothy Crippen Ella Lewis Ethel Silvius Frances Ichards Celeste Crippen Nellie Richmond Catherine Cowles and Mabel Griffin joined lawn games and a sizable meal hosted by Mrs Shiffer assisted by Mrs Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Griffin
H. Shiffer
North Malin Avenue
Pleasant social gathering at Miss Helen Cafferty home
A cheerful evening at Miss Helen Cafferty’s home featured singing and dancing with party diversions until a late hour. Attendees included Misses Helen Cafferty Margaret Kelley Agnes Barett Monica Coyne Kate Shields Lucy McCarthy Anna Barrett Bessie Davis Clara Barrett Mary Kelly Maggie Boylan Sabina Keilly Bridget Cafferty Mame Barrett Molly McAndrew Kate Dougherty and Messrs. John Cafferty John Moran Joseph Moffit John Lally Francis Cawley John Kelley Patrick McQuinn Charles McAndrew Frank Mahon John Dougherty George McWilliams John Bone John Samuels John Davis David Davis John Devine John O Boyle and Michael Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cafferty
Margaret Kelley
Agnes Barett
Monica Coyne
Kate Shields
Lucy McCarthy
Anna Barrett
Bessie Davis
Clara Barrett
Mary Kelly
Maggie Boylan
Sabina Keilly
Bridget Cafferty
Mame Barrett
Molly McAndrew
Kate
Missionary Miss Susan Jones to Speak at First Welsh Baptist
Miss Susan N. Jones a missionary in Mexico will speak at the First Welsh Baptist church on Market Street Monday evening. Her Abington association address impressed a crowded audience and no admission fee is charged.
Local Social Notes from Susquehanna County and Vicinity
Green Ridge residents and relatives from Dickson avenue Marion street and East Market street are listed among visitors and returns from Pittston Albany and Albany areas. A Asbury church class hosted by Attorney B F Tinkham on Sanderson avenue drew Ralph Snowdon Austin Kellow Charles Helns Clayton Barraclays and Nicholas Oliver among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Hendrickson
Dickson Avenue
Susquehanna County
D. B. Oakes
Marion Street
Pittston
Rev. H. ©. Plumb
Granville
N. Y
Green Ridge
W. E. Greely
East Market Street
Albany
Carl Garahan
Columbia Avenue
Lake Sheridan
L. H. Simrell
New York
Hubert Simrell
W. R. Kays
Sanderson Avenue
East Benton
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
B. F. Tinkham
Ralph Snowdon
Austin Kellow
Charles Helns
Clayton Barraclys
Nicholas Oliver
Levi
Capouse Avenue
Roving items from Green Ridge and Weat Pittston notes
Mrs Quinn of Chinchilla hopes to fully recover from illness. Mr and Mrs Stanley Stevens of Marion street enjoyed races at Green Ridge Weat Pittston this week. Joseph Moran of Breaker street injured after a fall in Buffalo. The Young Men's Club of the Church of the Good Shepherd meets tonight in the club rooms at o o clock with important business. At Green Ridge Cash store today celery apples cider vinegar spices. Mears Hagen phone stamps given away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Chinchilla
Stanley Stevens
Marion Street
Green Ridge
Weat
Pittston
Joseph Moran
Breaker Street
Buffalo
Young Men's Club
Church of the Good Shepherd
Capouse Avenue
South Scranton Notes Farewell to James Crane
In South Scranton notes a farewell for James Crane of Columbus council and Young Men's Institute as he heads to Villa Nova College for football. Other items include a funeral for Mrs. Kate F Kneller, a reel of local rehearsals, concerts, club meetings, and social events.
Dunmore Seewer Work Begins Amid Primaries Interest
Contractor Gibbons started preliminary sewer work near the city line with about a small crew. expected to employ up to 200 in a few days. Democratic primaries are today from 4 to 7 PM with Burgess Victor Bursehell drawing notable county commission attention. Local social at Miss Alice Taft’s home features and community notes include visitors, health concerns for G. W. Potter, and church schedules across several venues with various services and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbons
Burgess Victor Bursehell
LT. Club
Alice Taft
Blakely Street
James Sweeney
New York Cty
Walnut Street
William Brower
Waymart
G. W. Potter
Iplecopal
Charles Henry Newcing
Governor Stone
McKinley
Epworth League
Tripp Avenue Christian
God
Dudley Street Baptist Church
H. P. Bast
Clarks Green
Arlingtons prevail in three game bowling match
In South Berenton last evening the Arlington wileys faced Hampe’s. The Arlingtons won two of the three games but Hampe’s led on total pins by Ut. Details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Wileys
South Berenton
Arlingtons
Hampe
Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Endorsed by Mothers and Readers
An extended promotional feature praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for new mothers and wives, citing personal letters from Mrs. Traub of Elizabeth New Jersey and Mrs. Tran of the same city. It claims the product strengthens, eases bearing down pains and lumps, and invites more readers to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
George
Mrs. Geones Tran
Miller St
Elizabeth, N.J
Death of William A Pearson in Vermont
A telegram from Mt. Herman Michigan notes the death of William A Pearson at his brother’s Bradford residence, Vermont. He lived at 516 Quinney Avenue and worked thirty years at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western freight house. Survived by wife and son William. remains arriving today for funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Pearson
Mt. Herman
Migs
William A. Pearson
Bradford
Mr. Pearson
Quinney Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
William
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Make-up for Today
The notice lists the Delaware Lackawanna and Western board for Saturday with shifts and names. Extras Boston morning, D Haggerty, Bummite six morning, Nichols, Pushers seven morning, Widner six, Houser eleven forty five morning, Moran seven forty p.m., Murphy, W H Bartholomew, Helpers one forty five morning, Magovern seven morning, Gaffney ten morning, Secor three fifteen afternoon, Blunt on. Golden and crew to run a.m. extra task Saturday supervisor 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
BEPT
Bostou. m
D. Haggerty
Nichols
M. Widner
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West
Scranton
Noone
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Moses
Intek
Choice Busunday
Ile
Werges
Allie
Globe Warehouse
Jackson Street Baptist Notes
General News
North Scranton News
Susan N. Jones
First Welsh Baptist Church
Market Street
Abington Association
Court Street
Merl Saints
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
G. C. Lyman
Amity Club
M. E. Sanders
Church Avenue
Gordon Hines
William Jones
David Sprout
West Pittston Fair
Margaret Hunngs
John Hopewell, Jr
Northumberland
Patrick McMannan
McDonough Avenue
Edward Roderick
North Scranton
Republican Club
Erie
David J. Edwards
Brick Avenue
Slatington
Patrick Kane
Rockwell Street
Henry Davis
Samuel Coleman
Summit Avenue
P. Crossman
Aldenville
C. T. Crossman
Grace Evans
Plymouth
Carrie Evans
Wayne Avenue
Thomas H. Evans
Gon
Stanley
Jermyn
Spring Street
Eyans Simms
Hose Company No. 1
W. F. Davies
Memorial Church
South Scranton
Pharmacy Hall
James Crane
Columbus Council
Young Men's Institute
Villa Nova College
Crane
Kate F. Kneller
Brook Street
St. Mary's Church
River Street
No. 6
Herman Freuhan
Lebanon
Junger Maennerchor
Schiinpff
Cedir Avenue
Nellie Dbiglin
Pittston Avenue
St. John's Hall
Twelfth Ward
Schley
Marie Meredith
Young Women's Christian Association
Pansy Club
Round X Club
Alder Street
Cedar Avenue
Athletic Hall
Joseph Butler
Timothy Butler
Stone Avenue
John Schunk
Scranton Athletic Club
Henry J. Ziegler, Jr
Cambridge Springs
Mass
Mears & Haren
Dunmore
Arlingtons VS. Hampe's
Kiefer
Jones
Kiefe
Murphy
Molster
Sisi Hampel
Prine
Murphy Escseweenes
McAloon
Ita Fitik
Wharton
Talasha
Hatenst ‘Ity Bank
Lynn
Writer's Jam Medicine Company
Dixie’s Theatre
Henry Warnsworthl
Dixie
Wes OK
Ameta
Geo. Gorman
Miss Lawson
Paul Bbevedie
Curran
Ears of Music
M. Rels
Leslie and
Pano E A.ds
da ‘Cness Manager
Vermont
Quincy Avenue
D., L. & W. Board For Today
Golden and Crew
Lyceum Theatre
A. J. Duffy
Suoturdas
Royal Lilliputians
W. E. Nankeville
Lawrence Marston
Mahon's Shoe Store
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