Day's Doings of North Scranton
The Holy Rosary church hosted the last rites for John F. and John J. Neary with a large funeral, brief eulogies by Rev. N. J. McManue and Rev. T. J. Lynott, and a procession to Cathedral cemetery where both were interred. An Epworth League annual meeting followed at Providence Methodist.
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Holy Rosary Church
Cathedral Cemetery
Epworth League
The
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
John F
John J. Neary
Holy Rosary
Mary Street
N. J. McManue
T. J. Lynott
Order of
Hibernians
Columbia Band
Peter Kearney
John McGrath
John Keenan
Martin Devaney
Michael Hoban
Owen Gallacher
Patrick M. Andrew
Thomas McGuire
Joseph Evans
James Saltry
Michael Brennan
John Sweeney
Funeral of William Williams Held at 671 Warren Street
The funeral of William Williams was conducted yesterday at 2 PM from 671 Warren Street. A large crowd attended with Cardinal Lawn Lodge of American True Tworster present in force. Rev. H. F. Jones delivered an eloquent sermon, with Rev. W. F. Davis assisting. Sacred hymns accompanied the service. Interment followed at Forest Mill Cemetery as pallbearers Evan Morgan, William Thomas, John A. Evans, Gomer Games, Meredith Morgan, and William Pavis carried the casket.
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William Willianms
Warren Street
Carindlawn Lodge
H. F. Jones
D. D
W. F. Davis
Forest Mill
Evan Morgan
William Thomas
John A. Evans
Gomer Games
Meredith Morgan
William Pavis
Epworth League Holds Notable Annual Meeting at Providence
The Epworth League of Providence Methodist Episcopal Church held its annual meeting in the church lecture room last night. Rev S C Simpkins of Peckville moderated and spoke urging untiring work for Lift Up and Look Up. The event focused on reviewing last year’s reports and energizing members for active service.
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Epworth League Society
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Eoworth League
S.C. Simpkins
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Peckville
Simpkins
Local Notes of James Hagwertys and Neighbors
Private Harry Bt. Kiees is home on a furlough. John J. Tolly left for Philadelphia on business. Charles Constantine enjoys a seven day furlough. Mrs Hagwerty and Mr Hagwerty welcomed a daughter. John Parker entertained by Mr and Mrs Spring. Julia Henry of Jermyn visiting Mrs Merrick. William Lynott opening vacation with Hawkes relatives. Miss Mary Davis returned to Plymouth after visiting Miss Mary Powell. Mrs George O Donnell confined to home by illness. Miss Celia Ruddy returned to New York after two months with parents. Miss Edith Davis visiting Kingston relatives. Richard Thomas home from Camp Meade on furlough. Corporal Mills and Privates Mills and Owens returned to Camp Meade. Privates Thomas and Brennan arrived on furlough. Richard Harrison bail set at 300 dollars on surety of fence charge. Fannie Crosby recital delighted church audience. John Sweeney and others fined for stealing fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bt. Kiees
John J. Tolly
West Market Street
Philadelphia
Charles Constantine
Thirteenth Regiment
Horn
James Hagwerty
John Parker
New Jersey
David Spring
East Market Street
Misa Julia Henry
Jermyn
Robert Merrick
Church Avenue
William Lynott
Smith's Cash Store
Hawkes
Mary Davis
Plymouth
Mary Powell
Spring Street
George O’ Donnell
Green Street
Celia Ruddy
New York City
Thomas Ruddy
Edith Davis
Kingston
Richard Thomas
Camp Meade
Thomas Mills
Tennie Mills
John Owens
John Thomas
John Brennan
Richard Harrison
Alderman Roberts
Willath McAndrew
Alderman Miller
Hibernian Field Day at Everhardt's Island
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of Pittston hosts field day events across divisions on Saturday at Everhardt's Island. Notable entrant Michael Sweeney, world champion high jumper, will give an exhibition.
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Order of Hibernians of
Pittston
Everhardt
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Aid Health
An advertisement asserts impure blood harms health and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla conquers the danger. It promotes Hood's Pills as the only safe companion and promises cures for liver ills and related suffering.
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Hood
Auverte
Novelties in Black Fabrics And Fashionable Silk Weaves
A local retailer touts a special display of Black Dress Goods and Silks for several days. The catalog highlights Include Serge Cords, Whip Cords, Poplins, Mohair effects, Drop Tuxon Cloths, Crystals, Cheviots, Armures, Brocades, Crepons and Bayadere Weaves, Silk and Wool novelties.
New Silks Feature Diverse Textures and Checks
The article lists a wide range of fabrics including Pine Dye Black Silk Dress Taffetas Armures Latin Duchess Peau de Loire Brocades and Fancy Silks such as Plain Grace and Plaid Taffetas New Roman Stripe Effects Check Taffetas Bayadere Taffetas and notes they will attract attention in fashion.
Evening Wear Styles Promise Popular Duchess Satin
Fashion notes highlight satin duchess and Latin liberty weaves as the season’s most popular fabrics. Soft and delicate tones set trends for upcoming wardrobes.
Entertainment event at Simpson Methodist church noted
A well attended social and entertainment event last evening in the Simpson Methodist church lecture room featured Miss Grace Acker piano solos and vocal selections by William Long and Caleb Evans. The Klondike quartet performed to hearty applause and refreshments were served by class No. 33 led by Wellington Hagerman.
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Simpson Methodist Church
Wellington Hageman
Simpson Methodist
J. B. Sweet
Grace Acker
William Long
Caleb Evans
Benjamin Hughes
Gertrude Fellows
Lillian Shivelly
Klondike
Hagerman
Willis Sweet
Robert and
William Snow
Stanley Lewis
Arthur Reese
Charles Jones
Walter Greenwood
William Fowler
Griffith Rogers
Bert Beavers
Charlies Beavere
Arch Saxe
Robert Rogers
George Dixon
Norris Swisher
One Man Halts Sewer Repairs with Grapes Incident
On Wednesday morning a clash over tool storage at 165 South Bromley avenue halted sewer repairs by Filinagan and O Hara. John Wheeler, owner of a grape arbor, faced repeated grape thefts, demanded compensation, and after a brief talk the tools were returned and work resumed with no further grape losses.
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South Bromley Avenue
Filinagan & O'Hara
John Wheeler
Bromley Avenue
Wheeler
Local Football Reorganizes As Baseball Season Winds Down
Quietly, football gains traction as baseball ends its season. The Alerts, a noted eleven, have reorganized and schedule a Sept. 24 opener against Upper Pittston. Lineup includes W McGerrity and J Duffy at ends and tackles, J Shea at quarterback, F Filrey captain at left half, W McGarvey full back, with Bert Baldwin and others as subs. Public School No 16 second teams face No 4 and No 3 for games next Saturday at 9 am and 2 pm, with F Hawley captain and F Madenspacher manager guiding the challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
W. McGerrity
J. Duffy
W. Saul
J.clarke
D. Kelley
W. Reilley
R. Lonergan
J. Shea
F. Filrey
T. Davis
William McGarvey
Bert Baldwin
Will Keeson
Wil Deihl
Will Terrier
No. 16
F. Hawley
F. Madenspacher
Social notes of Archbald visitors and guests
Archbald residents and relatives host and visit family members across nearby towns and states. Names include Jessie Krees, Sebastia Kresge, C S DePuy, Miss Stellan Kresge, Maydella Davie, Margaret Davis, Gwendoline Davie, and others visiting from Memphis Erie Pittston Elmira and Dubois with trips to Philadelphia and to Canada.
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Mies Jessie Krees
Archbald
J. M. Haton
Tenth Street
Sebastia S. Kresge
Memphis
Elkcounty
Margaret L
Gwendoline Davie
Storrs Avenue
Dubois, Pa
Margaret Davis
Davis
M. F. Wymba
Jackson Street
Philadelphia
Raffle Benefit for Durge Family Postponed
The raffle planned for this evening to aid Mrs James Durge and her children has been postponed for one month. The organizers cited scheduling conflicts and will announce a new date forthcoming.
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James Durge
Elaborate Hotel Kaestner opening draws Scranton society
The Hotel Kaestner opened with a grand reception and evening entertainment. Notables like Charles Kavener hosted guests while Mrs Kaestner and attendants greeted them as Professor Schmidt led music and a multiband program unfolded. Dining for two hundred preceded speeches by Dr. Kolb and others.
Ladies' Art Society Social At Asbury Church
The Ladies' Art society of the Asbury Methodist Episcopal church will host a social in the church lecture room this evening. Several residents are mentioned as visitors or guests in nearby towns including Monsey Avenue, Green Ridge Street, Mauch Chunk and North Park with trips to Allentown, Philadelphia and New York City.
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Ladies’ Art Society
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
P. P. Smith
Monsey Avenue
Allentown
Foster
Green Ridge Street
Philadelphia
Stanton
Mauch Chunk
George Geary
Cupouse Avenue
May Beemer
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
C. H
Dunmore Social News and Local Weddings
Dunmore notes list residents visiting relatives in Erie Niagara and Lake Ariel. Orrin Covell and Michael Jordan host and attend gatherings. Anna Philbin and Michael Jordan wed at St Marys church Dunmore with Hannah Sheridan as bridesmaid and Patrick Kearney as groomsman. reception at bride’s home. Independent Hose Company hosts soviet in Keystone hall for Private William Beckman before Camp Meade deployment. dancing completes the evening.
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Charles Collinge
Erie
Niagara
Canada
P. Covel
Hawley
Orrin Covell
Cherry Street
Orrin Swerts
Ernest Mitchell
Harold Vaughn
Lake Ariel
EL FL Altemose
William Stearns
Gabriel Swarts
Delaware Water Gap
Samuel Swarts
Wimmers
Cee McLarkin
Hol- Heterville
Mia
Jennie Mitchell
Blakely Street
Anna Philbin
Jefferson Avenue
Dunmore
Michael Jordan
Carbondale
St. Mary's Church
Hannah Sheridan
Patrick Kearney
Miles Millane
Independent Hose Company
No. 1
Keystone Hall
William Beckman
Thirteenth Regiment
Camp Meade
Obituary Notices From Local Items
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Nellie Munson Meurs of Morn and Magen notables including Archinald, and services set for Saturday at 2 PM with burial in Durmore cemetery. Also listed are Eliza Strong Keyes of Als horn New Jersey and later Head Creek Ma widow Stillman Keyra, with surviving children A H Knecht Irvingeves and J O'Brien. John J Coffee of Klinita died in Rome NY, and Mrs Sarah S Stunنبabach aged 72 died at the Home for the Friendless with interment at Sparta.
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Elina J. Keyes
J. EB. O'Brien
W. Jefferson Avenue
Alshorn
N.Y
Birnie
Eliza Strong
New Joneland
Head Creek
Stillman C. Keyra
A. H. Knecht
Louisville
Kansas
Irvingeves
Maple Grove
O'brien
Charles B
Orlando
William J
Army of the Potomac
Beach Creek
Sarah
Stunnabach
Sparta
N, Dy
Hat Pin Assault In Beranton Leads To Arrest
In Morris saloon on Penn avenue and Spruce street last night Gussie Megall known as Ligsie Croft Attempted to stab a woman with a hat pin. The Italian offender was arrested and arraigned before Alderman Millar on a default charge. She was held in $500.
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Beranton
Morris
Penn Avenue
Spruce Street
Gussie Megall
Ligsie Croft
Croft
Millar
Married at noon in Petersburg for Miss Mattie McIntyre
Miss Mattie McIntyre of Petersburg wed C J Speece of New Haven Conn yesterday morning at the bride’s home. Rev Wormeldorf officiated. Bridesmaid was Annie Speece sister of the groom and John McIntyre served as best man. The couple departed on the noon train for New Haven to reside.
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Mattie McIntyre
Petersburg
C. J. Speece
New Haven
Conn
Mr. Wormeldorf
Annie Speece
Broom
John Mc McIntyre
Mrs. Speece
Mail Carrier In Serious Condition After Petersburg Line Accident
Mail carrier Harry Whyte remains in a precarious condition weeks after an injury from a runaway car on the Petersburg line. He suffered a blow to the back of the head that has affected his spine. several doctors have attended him and hope for a speedy recovery.
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Harry Whyte
Petersburg
Whyte
Injured Miner Edward Maloney Likely Fatally Hurt
Edward Maloney of Orchard Street suffered severe injuries after being squeezed between two cars at the Sand Banks mine yesterday afternoon. He was taken to his home for care, as fears grow for his recovery. Another mine employee was seriously hurt earlier this week at the same site.
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Edward Maloney
Orchard Street
Sand Banks
Maloney
Zand Banks
Praise for General Miles Highlights His Tireless Leadership
Colonel John A. Hull of Iowa reports on General Miles at Santiago and Porto Rico, praising his energy and dedication. He notes Miles works without vanity, drives transports, and ensures every task is done, with staff and officers following his example.
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Washington Dispatch
Philadelphia
Timen
John A. Hull
Iowa
Miles
Santiago
Porto Rico
Army
Admirer praises General Miles for leadership in field
The speaker recalls Miles as a tireless organizer who kept quartermaster, commissary and medical supplies in order. He reports officers and men obeying commands swiftly, noting soldiers trusted and followed Miles willingly, with high regard from long-time troops.
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Washington
Miles
Chinese Characteristics in a 19th Century St. Louis piece
The article describes perceived Chinese customs and manners with focus on economy politeness and daily habits. It notes chopstick use bowls rice and child training and offers anecdotal scenes from encounters showing supposed etiquette and gift returning rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Tol
The Sugar Problem in United States Beet Industry
The article discusses rising sugar production in the United States under American control with local and foreign suppliers noted. It highlights the beet sugar industry entering a period of remarkable development and describes the overall impact on sugar supply and pricing amid political and economic factors shaping production.
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Yaba
United States
Porto Rico
California
Nebraski
Cemen
Congress
Worthington Pord
Harpers Magwzine
Cuba
Porto Leo
Philippines
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North Scranton
John F. and
Henry Kemmerling
Jonathan Broadbent
Mies Mare Davin
Mies Mina Staff
Madge M, von Storck
Warren Reeve
William Lowrey
Mise Anna Fadden
Funerat
WM. Williams
Hibernian
Globe Warehouse
West Scranton
Republican League
Burge
James Burge
Storrs
West Side
Davies’ Pharmacy
South Main Avenues
South Scranton
Hotel Kaestner
Charles Kavener
Germania Band
Kaestner
Annie Grabner
Jean Connolly
Jennie Kaestner
Anna Saul
Kate Levert
Emma
Gussie Brabner
Professor Schmidt
Dr. Kolb
John F. Saltry
George B. Reynolds
John J. Gordon
Wills Koch
A. J. Saunders
Albert Davis
Scranton Saengerrand
Junger Muennerchor
Gustave Schmidt
Haberatroch
Blue Mountain
Zang
Lentes
George Sullivan
John Hehn
James McNamara
Henry Sechentz
Dennis Carr
St Aloysius, Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Pharmacy Hall
Scranton Dioresan Union
Wilkes-Barre
St. Aloysius Society
Stewart Neeser
Cedar Avenue
Charles Collingswood
Huyler Candy
Chestnut Street
Camp
Alger
Medico-Chirurgical Hospital
Arthur Jonsea
Fred McAndrew
Green Ridge
Neliie MunsonsMeurs
Joseph A. Meurs
Mourn & Magen
Geols Merchattsa
Tertderteh
South Miin Avenue
Dyereased
William Munson
Sumner Avenue
West Scratt
Blewin
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Meats
Archinald
W. H. Hagen
Misa Anna Munson
Charles Munson
O'Clovis
Durmore Cemetery
John J. Coffee
Klinita
Rome
Silas Coffee
New York State
Efreles
Lizzie Croft
C. J. Speece United
Colonel Hull
Battleay
PLUG
Times-Herald
Academy OF Music
Burgunder & Reis
Lessees
H.R. Long
Agnes
Herndon
Gaiety Theatre
Tom Sharkey
Sporty Widows Burlesque Company
Mackintosh
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Washington Avenue
Harg
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