Reese Watkins Departs for Wales Today
Personal notice reports Reese Watkins leaves for Wales today. Other items note Misvea Lillian Gearhart and Bessie Sherer depart for Wells College, and multiple residents traveling between New York, Madison Avenue, Birmingham, Clinton Place, and Dalton for events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Watkins
Wales
Misvea Lillian Gearhart
Bessie Sherer
Wells College
A. B. Holmes
New York State
Hubert Wightman
William R. Pierce
Middletown
N. Y
GC. M. Raynale
Peoman
Madison Avenue
Birmingham
Alich
Jessie Torry
Margaret Torry
Clinton Place
Dalton
Bertha Colvin
Alfred E. Lister
Gentlemen's Driving Club Races Set for Today Drive Park
Card for today’s events lists four trotting races at Driving Park with multiple entries in each class. Prefixed selections named Nellie Hazle Joln Honan Billy BeautyJ Mollie Abigail and others expected to provide exciting racing with uncertain outcomes.
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Gentlemen’s Driving Club
Driving Park
Little Agnes
Gr. m
E. J. Goodwin
Jack
B. G
de Mill Dake
Bl. G
L. T. Payne
Abigail
Br. m
Dr. Honser
Mollie
B. m
A. L. Spencer
Maud
Seaman
Nellie
Hazle
Budd
Joln Honan
John
Blue
Billy
Beauty J
Grayfoot
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Unscrupulous Drink Talk Sparks Swansea Debate
Editor notes Mr Robathan's Swansea drink habits claim. local reaction highlights temperance advances, Sands of Hope vows, and contrast with Scranton. William Gray of Scranton counters Swansea’s drinking levels. Local ads promise new stock and praise Electric Bitters for liver kidney cures and malaria prevention.
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Tak Truncwu
Robathan
Onday
Swanaea
Swansea
Sands of Hope
Evry
Scranton
William Gway
Loyal Knights of America Hold Grand Lodge Session
The Loyal Knights of America grand lodge continued to 9 AM with most state delegates present. Albert Rodda of Edwardsville presided as amendments to the constitution and other secret work were carried out. Officers previously passed over were installed in the afternoon session.
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Grand Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
Albert Rodda
Edwardsville
Loyal Knights
Firm Promotes Honest Dealing and Customer Satisfaction
The business describes its growth as built on an honest dealing basis and a desire to please customers. It reports offering only reliable goods and expects continued and merited success.
Hospital Thief Poses as Electrician in Bold Robbery
A man dressed as a contractor, claiming to inspect the hospital lighting, gained access to the Lackawanna hospital. He searched trunks and desks, stealing a gold watch and chain, a gold ring, and cash before the theft was noticed around 1 PM. He is described as about 5 feet 10 inches tall with protruding cheekbones and china. No arrest yet.
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Lackawanna Hospital
Hoe
Wedding of Miss Atles L Quinn and Arthur Evang on South Side
The wedding of Miss Atles L Quinn to Arthur Evang was held at St Peter's Cathedral with a sizable crowd. Attendants included Miss Delia Clark and Thomas Causey, with Florency Clark as flower girl. A reception followed at the bride’s home and later a gathering at St John's Hall. The couple will reside on the South Side.
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Atles L. Quinn
Anthony
Stome Avenue
Arthur . Evang
Westminster Hotel
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Delia Clark
Thomas Causey
Florency Clark
M. J. Millane
Mateh
Thomas May
Frank Callahan
Michael Culkin
Michael Hughes
St. John’s Hall
Christian Endeavors Social Time at Hampton Street church
The Junior League of the Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal church hosted a social evening with a varied program. Mrs. B. T. Stone presided as twelve leaguers and several children performed dialogues recitations and songs, followed by ice cream and cake.
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Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Edith
Bertie Davison
Myrtle Bates
Anthony Ganzamier
Emma Edwards
Gong
Viola Roderick
League
Moody campaign gospel services at Jackson Street Baptist Church
Evangelist Schievera led rain delayed services at Moody Mestiiga in Jackson Street Baptist Church with large attendance. W. Weldon directed singing. prayer by Reva, T. J. Collins and Schievera followed hymns. A tent meeting was announced for this evening and a ladies’ meeting at 330 pm.
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Moody Campaign
Evangelist Schievera
Jackson Street Baptist Church
W. Weldon
Reva
T. J. Collins
Court House
L. C. Floyd
D. D
Simpson Methodist Church
Weedon
Lchievera
Christ
Nine men jailed after late precinct arrest spree
West Side precinct officers detained nine men for various offenses last evening. Thomas Thomas and William Armson were arrested for drunk and fight after a domino dispute in a saloon. Six vagrants were nabbed on the Bloomsburg division of the DL&W line. Patrick Harrity was taken for tremens attempt on South Main Avenue and awaits mayoral decision.
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West Side
Thomas Thomas
William Armson
Hetzelroth
Thomas
Matthews
Bloomsburg
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Patrick Harrity
South Main Avenue
Jones
Harrity
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Jane Lowia Relict of John P Lewis
Funeral conducted at the home of her son John J Lowia at 417 Thirteenth Street after a severe illness. The service featured Rev W Jones of the First Welsh Baptist Church. Interment followed at Dan Mes Cemetery with a large attendance and many floral tributes.
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Jane Lowia
John P. Lewis
John J. Lowia
Thirteenth Street
W. Jones
First Welsh Baptist Church
Lewis
Danmes Cemetery
Local Social Notes From Pine Street to Honesdale
Miss Kate Saul visits New York City friends while Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Holmes return from Elmira and Buffalo. Will Adkina visits former acquaintances on this side. Miss May Congreve stays with friends in Honesdale. Dr DeO Hughes suffers from a severe cold. Miss Jonnie Cannon returns from Hyde Park visits. Miss Bridget McNulty returns from Carbondale. Miss McHale returns from Luxerne Street. Moody meeting urged for this afternoon at Jackson Street Baptist Church, weather may cancel.
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Kate Saul
Pine Street
New York City
A. B. Holmes
Elmira
Buffalo
Will Adkina
Tunkhannock
May Congreve
North Main Avenue
Honesdale
Deo. Hughes
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Jonnie Cannon
Moncow
Hyde Park Avenue
Misa Bridget McNulty
Carbondale
Mise McHale
Luxerne Street
Moody
Jackson Street
Schievera
Connolly and Wallace Expand Dry Goods Store
The Connolly and Wallace dry goods and nation store at 208 Washington avenue has added 1500 square feet of floor space. The expansion has doubled staff from nine to eighteen, reflecting strong patronage and Scranton admiration for their hustle.
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Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Court House
Scranton
Free Benefit Concert For W J Thomas Draws Large Crowd
North End reports show Archbalds hall hosted a large attendance for a benefit concert honoring William J Thomas. The committee thanked Hon William J Lewis and P J Roase for presiding and noted income of 18073 with 9025 in expenses leaving a balance of 150 48 plus donations from St Marys hall Mrs Henry Chappell and others. List of collections details numerous donors and amounts.
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Archbald’s Hall
William J. Thomas
Theublic
William J. Lewis
P. J. Roaoe
St. Mary's Hall
Mra
Henry Chappell
Mra. Thomas
Luther Edwards
John Lloyd
Thomas Jehn
Henry E
David D. Lewis
Joseph Humphries
Thomas J. Thomas
Lizzie Jones
Nicholas Jenkins
Daniel Rees
Chart Halstead
William Rhoda
David Gehoned
James Davitt
Richard Rale
Jobo Danvers
Henry Chappel
Rain Causes Evening Service Move to North Main Avenue
Heavy rain forced Avenue Baptist Church to relocate last night’s service to the North Main Avenue church. Rev. D M Kinter led the preliminary meeting with a praise service and prayer by Rev. W G Watkins. Mr Biles quoted Christ’s prayer from John seventeen, a male quartet sang, and Elisa spoke on the topic “Resurance, or, Knowing of Your Savior.” If rain continues tomorrow, the meeting will again be held at the Baptist church.
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St. John
Elisa
Local notices on illness, funerals, clubs, and public services
The notices report illnesses of Mrs. Henry Evans and William Evans, a new home move by Samuel Daniela, and John Tranton recovering from a shaft injury. It notes Mrs. Charles Stewart’s funeral at Holy Rosary church, and updates on police and fire alarm box wiring and readiness. Community clubs K eyatone Soval and American Mendelssohn Choral Society organize meetings. A public telephone station is announced for privacy and convenience. Tax collection details for 1894 are given with office hours and locations.
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Henry Evans
Margaret Avenue
Wiliam Evans
School Street
Samuel Daniela
Daniela Street
John Tranton
Spring Street
Leggett's Creek
Charles Stewart
Market Street
Holy Rosary Church
Keyatone Sovial Club
George Silkman
William Dawes
Samuel Swingle
American Mendelssohn Choral Society
Lucas’ Hall
Sanderson Avenue
New York Street
Dickson Banjo Club to entertain at St Johns ball
The Dickson Banjo and Guitar Club will perform at St Johns ball tomorrow evening. The program includes vocal solos by Annie Davies and a Watkins Brothers trio with banjo guitar and mandolin. Evans and McNalty will present comic specialties as dancing follows the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson Banjo and Guitar Club
St. John's Ball
Dickson
Ise Ieee Eee
Annie Davies Doet
Watkins Bros Trio
Freud Evane
Harry Watkins
Ce TeLys
Annie Davies
Dickson Banjo and Guitar
Evans and
MeNalty
Local Notes and Social Bits from the City
Mrs. A Presser of Fig street is dangerously ill and Mrs. Thomas of Hickory street is seriously ill. The Welcome Dancing club held a social at Canary's ball. The South Side barber shop group plans an early closing movement. Dr Manley has a letter for Edward J O'Brien from the Young Men's Institute secretary requesting a call. Tomorrow pay day comes at North and South steel mills and nearby silk and woolen factories. An excursion to Lake Arial is offered by the Steel Workers Beneficial association. A Hickory Street Presbyterian church board meeting will act on the pastor's resignation and consider extending a call to a new clergyman to succeed Mr Lango.
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A. Presser
Fig Street
Thomas
Hickory Street
Welcome Dancing
Canary’s Ball
Barbera
Zang
Lango
New City Building For Fire Dept And Patrol House
The joint building committee adopted Architect E L Walter's plans for a new fire department and police patrol house to be built behind the Municipal Building at Mulberry street and Dickson alley. The $18,000 project includes two stories over a cellar with stables and dormitories, stone walls, Georgia pine, and a private chief's office connected to the municipal offices.
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E L. Walter
Mulberry Street
Dickson Alley
Pratt's Book Store School Books and Supplies
Pratt's Book Store offers ready supply of school books and school supplies. They stock blank books stationery and office supplies for quick purchase.
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Pratt’s Book Store
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