Day's Doings of North Scranton
Meo was crushed by falling rock and survived a near fatal escape. A mine accident at Storrs No 1 injured Pricewe born laborer Lloyd, who was unloading coal when rock collapsed, injuring his head and back but with expected recovery. Other items note the marriage of Theodore Sherman to Mary Brady and the funeral of John Burns on North Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meo
Theodore Sherman
Mary Brady
Holy Rosary Church
John Burns
North Main Avenue
Pricewe
Marriage of Theodore Sherman and Mary Brady at Holy Rosary
Theodor Sherman son of Mr and Mrs John Sherman Oak street wed Mary Brady of the same street at Holy Rosary church yesterday at 4 pm. Rev T J Lynett officiated before a large gathering. Bridesmaid Miss Mary Ryan and best man John Sherman. The couple went to Hotel Rudolph for a wedding supper and plan a trip to New York City before settling on Brick Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Sherman
John Shreman
Oak Street
Mary Brady
Holy Rosary Church
T. J. Lynett
Mary Ryan
John Sherman
Rudolph
Mrs. Sherman
New York City
Brick Avenue
Funeral of John Burns Held at Holy Rosary
The funeral for John Burns from his North Main Avenue home was attended by many friends and relatives. The service took place at Holy Rosary Church with Rev. T J Lynott officiating, followed by interment in Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burns
North Main Avenue
T. J. Lynott
Maloney Released From Providence Station With Hearing Soon
T. H. C. Maloney left Providence station Tuesday night under promise to appear for a hearing the next morning. Authorities plan to arrest him again and a new drunkenness charge is expected to be added to the existing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H.C. Maloney
Providence
TOLD IN A FEW LINES. The Eurekas challenge the Lacka
The Eurekas challenge the Lackawanna club in a quick, terse note. The brief item hints at a match or contest with limited accessible details.
North End Stars to face Westside on Carson City grounds
Local sports cards list a September 25 game with the North End Stars versus Westside Basketball at Carson City grounds. Funeral services for William Williams to be held this afternoon at 2 pm led by Rev Dr BR Jones. Interment at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Stars
Westside
William Willams
Oeclock
Forest HI Cemetery
John Brush
Winton
David Richards
Wayne Avenue
Misa Nellie Hoban
Pawnee Street
New York
Philadelphia
Mr. Davis
Gloucester
First
Fanny Crosby
Court Street
W C T U Meets at Green Ridge Library Today
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union holds a regular meeting at Green Ridge library this afternoon at 3 o clock. Also notes include Mrs Williams of Capouse avenue visiting New York City and local residents returning from trips. a wedding at 604 Marion Street and a social gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Merritt Gardner on Dickson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Green Ridge Library
Williams
Capoose Avenue
New York City
Harry Lathrope
Thirteenth Regiment
Camp Meade
Princeton College
Princeton
Garrett Ott
Deacon Street
Forest Hill Cemetery
Isaac Williams
Capouse Avenue
Boston
David Cobb
Marion Street
Salem
Charles Cresewell
Mame J. Schiffer
Merriam
Ballentine
Church of the Good Shepherd
Sanderson Avenue
Green Ridge
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Health Benefits
If you have been sick you will find Hood's Sarsaparilla the best medicine to give you appetite and strength and restore you to a condition of perfect health. Hood's Pills cure nausea, upset, headache, biliousness and all liver flaws. Price 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hoom
Special Show of Black Dress Goods and Silks
For a few days we present a wide range of fabrics including Serge Cords Whip Cords Poplins Diagonal Mohair effects Drop Luxon Cloths Crystals Cheviots Armures Brocades Crepons and Bayadere Weaves Silk and Wool Novelties. Our line surpasses all rivals in variety and scope.
New Silks and Fancy Silks Draw Attention in Styles
The article notes new silks including Pine Dye Black Silk Dress Taffetas Armures Satin Duchess and Peau de Loire Brocades with Fancy Silks like Plain Grace and Plaid Taffetas and New Roman Stripe Effects. Satin Duchess and Latin Liberty weaves in soft tints are highlighted as likely popular.
West Scranton Social Note Highlights Judge Gunster Visit
Live news from West Scranton reports Judge Gunster attended a social gathering at the Robert Morris Lodge of Ivorites on South Main Avenue after a storm at his late residence. He shared reminiscences with Judge Edwards and guests, recalling Hyde Park and studying law with Edwards. A brief call to visit the Robert Morris lodge rooms followed, with a social chat and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morris Lodge of
Ivorites
Nellie Wright
Michael Hennigan
Richard
Storms
South Main Avenue
Scranton
Judge Gunster
Jude Edwards
Edwarda
Robert Morris Lodge
Private Ives Receives Warm Welcome on Sick Leave
Private George W. Ives of the Eleventh U S Infantry was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Louis Warwick on South Ninth street during a thirty days sick leave. The gathering was arranged by Frank Heppler and J Frank Derby with Mrs Warwick assisted by Miss Mir tella Kramer Mabel Phillips and Caes sie Davis. Ives spoke of his Porto Rico campaign and guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Derby Mrs Zimmerman Mrs Jones and many others. Music came from Frank Heppler and hashlight photos were taken by Frank Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ives
Company B
Eleventh
United States Infantry
Louis Warwick
South Ninth Street
Frank Heppler
J. Frank Derby
Porto Rico
Frank Derby
Zimmerman
Jones
Heese
Lottie Morwun
Kate Pickering
Hughes
Luxemberger
M. Thomas
Lydia Sterling
Bates
Wright Hennigan Wedding at St Patrick’s Church
Miss Nellie Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Wright Luzerne street and Michael Hennigan of Twentieth Street were married yesterday at 4 PM in St Patrick’s church. Rev A T Broderick officiated. Cousin Elizabeth Wright of Williamsport attended the bride, brother John Hennigan was best man. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents. Hennigan works in the milk business and is a member of St Leo’s battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie, Daugter
Patrick Wright
Luzerne Street
Michael Hennigan
Twentieth Street
St. Patrick's Church
A. T. Broderick
Mise Elizabeth Wright
Williamsport
John Hennigan
Mrs. Hennigan
Funeral for Richard Storms Held at East Stroudsburg
The funeral of the late Richard 8. Storms was held from 425 South Main avenue yesterday morning. East Stroudsburg organizations led the procession, with Rev. James Benninger delivering the sermon and Rev. J. Cavanaugh assisting. A Methodist church quartet sang, and interment followed on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western train to Stroudsburg. Pallbearers included W Wickiser, W Jacoby, Alfred Twining, Stephen Kimble, Bert Kime and George Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
South Main Avenue
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Anatomiak Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
East Stroudsburg
James Benninger
Hampton Street Methodist Church
J. Cavanaugh
Waverly
Methodist Church
Stroudsburg
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Camp No. 178
W. Wickiser
W. Jacoby
Alfred Twining
Stephen Kimble
Bert Kime
George Taylor
Marriage of Mise Bertha Kob loth and Peter Lutz
Mise Bertha Kob loth of 608 Eynontreet and Peter Lutz of O'Connor's court wed yesterday at St Johns German Catholic church Booth Main avenue. Rev Frederick Fricker officiated. A reception followed at 608 Eynon street hosted by Mr and Mrs Peter Theobald. The couple will reside on Hynon street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Bertha Kobloth
Eynontreet
Peter Lutz
O'Connor's Court
St. John's
Local Residents Return From Various Trips
William Vanston of W T Smiths general store is home from Philadelphia. Bernard Gurrell of South Van Buren avenue returns from Schenectady. Miss Little Ave of South Lincoln avenue comes back from Danville. Martin Bryant and William Reedy of Pittston visited friends here yesterday. Arthur Phillips of South Hyde avenue resumes studies at Lafayette College. Mr Pay and daughters Frances and May of Jackson Street return from a visit to Mauch Chunk. Mr and Mrs John Bray recently guests of Mr and Mrs P J Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vanston
W.T. Smith
Philadelphia
Bernard Gurrell
South van Buren Avenue
Schenectady
Miss Little Ave
South Lincoln Avenue
Danville
Martin Bryant
William Reedy
Pittston
Arthur Phillips
South Hyde Avenue
Lafayette College
Michael Pay
Frances and
May
Jackson Street
Mauch Chunk
John Bray
Mra
P. J. Moran
Omach Bitters Promises for Riches and Vitality
Advertisement states sick men cannot compete with well men in business. It claims Stealy Nerves Clear Brain Pure Blood and Healthy Vigor are needed to get rich. Hostetter's Bitters is advertised as the aid to achieve these blessings.
Residents Return Home After Visit to Camp Summit
Miss Bessie Kittle returns to Merrifield street in Philadelphia after a visit at Camp Summit. other locals on Grant Avenue have also returned home following the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Avenue
Philadelphia
Bessie Kittle
Merrifield Street
Funeral services announced for Hir am Stark at 2 20
The late Hir am Stark will have funeral services at 218 North Main avenue Friday afternoon at 2 20, with interment at Forest Hill cemetery. Also, the funeral for George H. Newmaya will be at 2 o'clock at 723 Scranton street and at Howard Place African Methodist church, followed by interment at Forest Hill cemetery. The Electric City Temple No 2 Ladies of the Golden Eagle plan a supper at 519 North Garfield avenue tonight from 5 to 8, admission 10 cents with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Stark
North Main Avenue
Forest Hill Cemetery
George H. Newmaya
Scranton Street
Howard Place
African Methodist Church
Ladies of
Electric City Temple
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Bister Conklin
Garfield Avenue
Neary Cousins Die In Butte Copper Mine Blast
Bodies of John J and John F Neary arrived in Butte Montana and were taken to their homes after a premature blast at the Green Mountain copper mine 1800 foot level killed John J immediately and fatally injured John F who died at St James hospital. Funerals to be held at 3 pm with Holy Rosary church services and Cathedral Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J
John F Neary
Butte City
Mont
North End
Mary Street
John F. Meary
Wales Street
Inter-Mountain
Green Mountain
John F. Neary
St. James’ Hospital
John J. Neary
Holy Rosary Church
School board adjourns with bids approved and staff changes
An adjourned meeting of the school board in No 1 building named: E W Osterhout and Packard and Gibon among bidders for two extra rooms. Osterhout low bid at 1745 dollars. Miss Jennie Rundle unanimously chosen as No 4 teacher. Board also tackles crowded grades and adopts a course of study in fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesurs
Wilson
William Wheatcroft
Haggerty
Randolph W. Berwick
William A. Packard
A. A. Krotzer
E. W. Osterhout
Packard
Bovard
Millike
Miss Gilligan
Director Webber
Jennie Rundle
Minooka News Roundup: ONeill Connally Haley McDonough
John J. ONeill returns from Canandaigua where he played for the city ball club. Anthony Connally of company K Ninth Pennsylvania volunteers is home on a thirty day furlough. Patrick Haley comes back after a year in western Pennsylvania. Patrick McDonough, elderly tailor of Malin street, dies at his brother Martin McDonough’s home. funeral announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. O'Neill
Canandaugiu
N. Y
Anthony Connally
Ninth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Patrick Haley
Pennsylvania
Patrick McDonough
Martin McDonough
Malin Street
A Modern Fable of a Tramp and the Farmer
A hungry tramp asks the farmer for aid and promises to rid the place of rats. The farmer provides meal and the tramp eats all, then claims the farmer should now bring on the rats to test his vow. The tale ends with the tramp's demand and the farmer's response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boy Bitten by Hotel Man's Dog Ends In Death Threats Recalled
Arthur Storr, five, Cedar avenue, was bitten by Prince a black dog owned by Charlee Kaestner yesterday afternoon. The dog damaged his calf and was ordered shot after treatment. Multiple attempts to shoot failed due to empty cartridges. Kaestner tried for a while, then Mr. Storr finished the act. The injury is not expected to be serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Charles Btorr
Cedar Avenue
Prince
Charlee Kaestner
Littl
Kaestner
Funeral for Michael Coughlin after stairway fall
Michael Coughlin died at Moses Taylor hospital from injuries after a fall. His funeral was held from 1416 Cedar avenue with a 9 o clock mass at St John s church led by Rev Edward Melley and burial at Minooka Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brute
Charlies Knestner
Michael Coughlin
Minooka Catholic Cemetery
James Connell Lodge of Odd Fellows
Edward Grambo
Germania Maeunerchor
Moses Taylor Hospital
Cedar Avenue
St. John's Church
Edward Melley
Minooka Catholc
John
Jerry Donovan
Richard Suphie
Patrick Jordan
John Lynch
John Collins
James
Germania Maennerchor
George Miller
Charles Wapolecki
Oscar Grambo
Herman Gutheinz
Ringgold
Natter
Joseph P. Kramer
Neil O'Donnell
Charles Huester
Leopold Johler
Edwin Franty
George Scheuer Willl
Lehigh County
Prostess
Allentown
Fourteen Friends
Best
No. 6
Alderman Storr
George Rosar
George Rosen
New York City
United States
Edward Quinn
Irving Avenue
Quinn
Alderman Lentes
Alderman Starr
Charles Krebs
Hickory Street
Cedar Avenue M. E
At & P.m
Pennsylvania Game Laws Digest for Hunting Seasons
The digest lists open seasons and limits for game animals in Pennsylvania. Deer may be two per season. rabbits, woodcock, wild ducks, geese, plover, rail and reedbirds, squirrels, wild turkeys, pheasants, and quails have specific date ranges. Daily limits and penalties, with fines from ten to one hundred dollars or jail time per dollar fine, are stated. some species such as doves and flickers are not protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Obituary of Margaret McIntyre in Moosic
Margaret McIntyre died yesterday at her parents home in Moosic after a prolonged asthma illness. She was 21 and survived by her parents and several brothers and sisters. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning with interment in St. Mary's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McIntyre
Moosic
St. Mary's Cemetery
Where Is Thomas B. Richey Disappeared in Washington
A prominent Woodstock Va merchant Thomas Beall Richey vanished in Washington after leaving the Howard House on August 23. An unusual sequence surrounds a misaddressed letter and a trunk that reached the Pennsylvania depot, with no trace found by night. His family and friends search hospitals police morgue and stations for any clue to his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Beall Richey
Woodstock
Howard House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sixth Street
Washington
Gaboriau
du Boisgubey
Richey
New York
Mr. Richey
Pennsylvania
Courtland Street
Mystery Shrouds Disappearance of Mr. Richey
Report notes secrecy around a sudden disappearance as Mr. Richey has been spirited away. The text questions whether such an event could happen to others, reflecting on the impenetrable cloak of secrecy surrounding the case.
Fragmented dialogue on love across cities
The passage presents a stylized conversation where one speaker questions love and another responds with evasive, humorous distinctions about how love means different things in Leston Chicago and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Leston
Chicago
New York
Two Legislators Clash Over Senate Election Reform
In a Cleveland Leader dialogue, a first legislator notes big Hidle money in politics while a second argues for letting the people elect their own senators, signaling talk of electoral reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Payoniet Thrust Advertises Health Tonic Claims
A vintage style ad touts Payonet Thrust as a remedy to indigestion and fatigue. It promises strengthened nerves and renewed energy, urging purchase from Alatihnews Brow and W.T. Churk with bold wartime tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alatihnews Brow
W.T. Churk
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Maloney
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Judge Edwards
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Hostetterselebrateq
OMACH
Neary
Dunmore
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Arthur Stoerr
N. K. Fairbank Company
Thomas B. Richey
The
Washington Post
Academy OF Music
Burgunder & Reis
Leasecs
H.R. Long
Agnes
Herndon
Gaiety Theatre
Tom Sharkey
Sporty Widows Burlesque Company
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Gillette Bros
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