Unpaid Wages Suit Over One Dollar In Felts Patch
William Hyland of Peekville sued William Williams of Felts Patch before Alderman Moses for one dollar unpaid wages. Hyland, who worked four days as laborer and five as a contract partner at Holden mines, claimed he was promised £16. Williams paid $1 and costs and warned of future suit. Local notices note visitors and residents in Reading Eagle circulation areas.
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Moses
William Hyland
Peekville
Felts Patch
Tencver
Wiliam W. Williama
Hyland
Willdme
Holden
Ganbewoay
Teckville
Willkinps
Willian
Hylan
Yiind
Taylor
Trudcimont
Mr. Willams
Dispute Leads to Warrant for Mrs Tolinski
In a city lodging, Mrs Agony Yongonovski and Mrs Stavita Tolinski were on friendly terms until Tolinski allegedly struck Yongonovski’s child, pushing the girl against a stone wall. A warrant was issued by Alderman Moyes for Tolinski's arrest on assault and battery charges. Bail set at 200 dollars. Tolinski waived a hearing and was to appear in court. Constable T. J. Walsh made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agony Yongonovski
Stavita Tolinski
Remington Avenue
Local Missing Men Return with Tales of Faraway Journeys
In late June George Mackreth and Alfred Crew disappeared from Scranton, leaving families startled. After days they returned claiming travels to Liverpool, South Africa, Buenos Aires and the Argentine Republic, with many stories to tell about their wanderings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mackreth
Washburn Street
Alfred Crew
South Hyde Park Avenue
West Scranton
Liverpool
South Africa
Buenos Aiers
Argentine Republic
Local Visits and Moves Highlight Wilkes Barre Residents
William Hilbert and George Fleming of Wilkes Barre visit West Cranton friends. Miss Edith Williams returns from Glenburn. Chris Hess visits Calllewon New York. George W Jenkins and son Harry travel to New York City for Harry to enter the New York College of Pharmacy. Miss G McNulty of Twenty second Street is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hilbert
George Fleming
Wilkes-Barre
Westcranton
Edith Williams
Chestnut Street
Glenburn
Chris. Hess
South Ninth Street
Calllewon
N. Y
George W. Jenkins
Harry
New York City
New York College of Pharmacy
G. McNulty
Community Notes From Local Streets And Courts
A Wednesday evening outing to South Steel mills included Misses Jose Kline Ross Ellise Kate Barrett Nell McAuliffe Mary McHugh Antle McHugh and Messrs John Hurns Daniel McAuliffe Thomas Williams William Mallen Patrick Lafferty John Brown and Michael Bh] with arrests for vagrancy and drunkenness leading to twenty day county hall terms. Funeral details for Robert Hughes and wedding news for Miss Ann Dunleavy and William Gasull at St Patrick's Church. Camp No 178 P OSSA hosts first “Observation party” with tables of ordinary articles and sworn observations by eight member squads.
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South
Jose Kline
Ross Ellise
Binghamton
Kate Barrett
Providence
Nell McAuliffe
Mary
Antle McHugh
John Hurns
Daniel McAuliivfe
Thomas G. Willams
Hyde Park
William Mallen
Patrick Lafferty
South Scranton
John Brown
Albany
Michael B
Ansley
Jones
Evans
Robert
Robert Hughes
North Malin Avenue
Washburn Street
Ann Dunleavy
Twenty-first Street
William Gasuill
Dunmore
St. Patrick's Church
J. P. Whelan
Mise Muargaret Loftus
Andrew Lynett
Srate
Gasmill
Patrintic Order Sons of America
One Week Sale Boost With Fall Fabrics and Colorways
The notice promotes a short sale lasting one week to boost trade during hot weather. It highlights early fall weight fabric in 35 pieces of 48 inch novelty ulting with two tone color effects: Purple and Black, Garnet and Black, Myrtle and Black, Cardinal and Black. Three color combos in Navy, Green and Black, Brown, Green and Black. Seventy pieces available.
Sale on gowns offers record low prices for week
The notice invites shoppers to buy everyday gowns during a one week sale with deep discounts. It asserts that prices are lower than ever known, emphasizing limited time to take advantage of the reduced costs.
Crochet Salting Frames Offer Colorful 33 Inch Saltings
45 pieces of 33 inch crochet saltings described as a splendid range of color combinations. The listing highlights a diverse palette and generous quantity for stylish home use. Each item presents varied hues suitable for craft projects or décor enhancements.
Local Societies Hold Meetings Amid Autumn Events
North Scranton and Tonalnuka lodges plan important meetings next Wednesday and Sept 4 for elections and business. Local social news includes weddings at Holy Rosary and Epworth League officers elected. several residents return from travels and arrests noted with bail posted.
Infant Joseph Kearney Dies at Home
Infant Joseph, son of Mr and Mrs John Kearney, died at 4 30 yesterday morning at the family residence corner Penn Avenue and Marion Street. The private funeral will be held at the home this afternoon at two o'clock. F C Keyes and wife moved to No 6 Dunmore. Mr Haney of Penn Avenue left for a visit at Stroadsburg. Lou Swingle of Capone Avenue has become solicitor for A T Jayne Manager of the Metropolitan Installment Company. Mise Hattle Carr of Brooklyn and Miss Cora Noble of New York City visit friends on Adame Avenue. On Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs,
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Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Tonanaluka Tribe
Mary
Nellie O'Hare
West Market Street
New York City
D. M. Kinter
Indiana County
William Jenkins
Putnam Street
Wales
F. M. Pilrer
Ralph Bullard
Alderman Fidler
James Kerrigan
Aloor
Catherine Gibbons
Patrick May
Depot Street
Frank Gilenski
May
David Beynon
Gilenski
Beynon
John Yanisky
Dominick Nanisky
J. A. Tonking
Anthrache Wheelmen’s Club
East Market Street
Tonking
Norman Brown
Springville
Patrolman Palmer
Church Avenue
Daniel Blackwell
Nanticoke
Vieking
W. BR. Thomas
William Street
K. Jones
Newark
N. J
A. B. Jones
Short Avenue
Stanley
Cecelia Walters
North Main Avenue
W. G. Watkins
Chinchilla
Holy
New York
Dr. Bentley
John Labar
St. Louis
A. T. Jayne
Metropolitan Installment Company
Mise Hattle Carr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cora Noble
Adame Avenue
Social Gathering at Boule vard Avenue Home
F W Dunn hosted friends at their Boule vard Avenue residence with dancing and late refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Anney Wurster Mr. and Mrs T H Dunn Misses Lela and Minnie Sillick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Dunn
Boulevard Avenue
Thore
Anney Wurster
T. H. Dunn
Mikes Plorence Brooke
Bert Johnson
P. H. Dent
Lela
Minnie Sillick
Frank Alvord
Weddings and social notices fill Scranton page
Miss Kate McDonnell and Philip Monahan wed at St. Peter’s Cathedral with Rev. Feeley officiating. Archbald visit, reception at Monahan home. Multiple other couples married at St Mary’s and St John’s churches with agin of receptions. A five year old arraigned for assault but released. Euchre club forms in Twentieth ward. Grand opening and educational rally at South Side Y W C A tonight invites all women.
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Kate McDonnell
Orchard Street
Philip Monahan
Stone Fivenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. J. B. Feeley
Maggie Walsh
John Creedon
Archbald
Mra. Monahan
River Street
Prospect Avenue
William
Birney Avenue
Builey
Joseph F. Evans
Ruddy
Nellie Ward
Dunmore
Willow Street
Elizabeth Durkin
Palm Street
George Jackson
Old Forge
J. A. Momtitt
St. John's Catholic Church
Lizzie Murphy
Taylor
John Durkin
Kate Reardon
Patrick Roche
Patrick Roach
Cherry Street
Laura McCrea
Cedar Avenue
St. John's Church
Marie Kivith
North Scranton
Patrick Haggerty
Kivlin
J. A. Moritt
South Side Y. W. C. A
Equitable Building and Loan to Sell Third Stock Series
The Equitable Building and Loan Association offers a third stock issue dating from August 17. Those wishing to subscribe may attend a meeting at Manley’s Hall on Tuesday September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Building and Loan Association
Hersons
Manley’s Hall
Obituary Item for Willie Davis and Bridget Donahoe
Willie Davis two year old son of William Davis of Archbald street died yesterday morning of croup at his grandparents home Mr and Mrs John Davis His mother died over a year ago and grandparents raised him Bridget Donahoe infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Donahoe of North Main avenue died last evening at the parental residence Funeral announced later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
William Davis
Archbald Street
John [. Davis
Bridget
John Donahoe
North Main Avenue
2500-Volt Shock From An Arc Lamp Accident
An electrical engineer standing on a chair touched a metal ammeter and an iron pillar while adjusting a reversing switch for sixty lamps. The body received about 2500 volts, with current flowing hand to hand before the shock was interrupted. He recovered. burns appeared later on the left hand and palm. The article notes a body resistance estimate around 10 000 ohms.
Hydrophobia Case In Scranton Child Stricken After Dog Bite
Willie Jordan ten years old, son of John and Mrs Jordan of 612 West Lackawanna avenue, is critically ill with hydrophobia at home. Drs Brady and Wehlan diagnose the disease after his March 9 dog bite and worsening condition after a day of fever and restlessness. The boy was one of several children bitten by a bulldog owned by Henry Prodham near South Lincoln avenue.
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Willie Jordan
John Jordan
West Lackawanna Avenue
Brady
Wehian
Willie
Wehlan
Tribune
Pasteur
New York City
Wits
the Tribune
Henry Prodham
South Lincoln Avenue
Shipman & Moore
North Main Avenue
Jordan
Ilde Tommie Bevan
Academy Street
Fatal Train Accident Near Olyphant Claims Blakely Miner
Simon Brennan of Blakely was instantly killed crossing the Ontario and Western track midway between Olyphant and Peckville. The 40 year old, employed at the Ontario breaker, was struck by a passenger train at about 4 10 yesterday afternoon while on his way home. The tragedy occurred as he failed to notice the approaching train.
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Simon Brennan
Blakely
Ontario and Western Railroad
Ontario
Olyphant
Peckville
Brennan
Wage Scale Fixed for Miners in Jefferson and Clearfield District
A joint committee of miners from Jefferson and Clearfield Coal and Iron company met Pittsburgh officials in Dubois to fix the wage scale for pick and machine mining. The agreed scale will be public Saturday. No difficulties or further regional trouble are anticipated. The Dallas Fair runs Sept 28 to Oct 1 with expanded Dog and Poultry exhibits and new buildings. Trains run hourly with low railroad rates to Dallas and to New York via Lehigh Valley proper.
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Dubois
Jefferson and Clearfield Coal and Tron Company
Pittsburg
Dallas Fair
Dallas
New York
Professional Directory Advertisements Under This Head
Listings for physicians and surgeons in Scranton with addresses on Adams avenue Wyoming avenue Spruce street and nearby. The ad notes five dollar per line annual rates and lists Dr Kay Dr Bateson Dr Prey Dr Shepherd Dr Trapold with specialties and hours.
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DR. CL. Prey
Scranton Savings Bank
Wyoming Avenue
A. Trapold
Worthen
Spruce Atrecht
Scranton
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Price Street
Philip Davies
Eynon Street
Phillips- Exeter
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Alfred Twining
William ©. Davis
Snyder Avenue
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Jackson Street
Muserave
Globe Warehouse
Minnie Beck
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Frank Fordham
Green Ridge
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
City
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Lyceum Theater
Stowe's
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Kellar
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Pete Dan
Blue Room
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Washington Chemical Company
Washington, D. C
Matthews
Dlonky
Col. Lackawanna and Wyoming Aves
Newark Shoe
Stetson
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Hill & Connell, Protheroe & Co
A. B. Strong
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court House
Richardson-Boynton
Physicians and Surgeons
Kay
Penn Ave
Mary A. Shepherd
Homiopathiat
Adams Avenue
W. E. Allen
North
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Madison Avenue
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Linden Street
James H. Torrey
Rooms If and di Commonwealth Building
Frank P. Boyle
Burr
Edward W. Thayer
Mand
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Attorneys- At-Law
Commonwealth Building
Jessup
Ot Law
Patterson & Wilcox
T ’ National Bank
Raders
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
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Frank T. Okell
So Tunton
Jams W. Oakford
Attorney-A Law
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Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, Pa
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Mears Building
Killam
Wyomink Avenue
Jas
J. H. Hamilton
Commonwealth
Seranton
Percival J. Morris
Board of Trade
Edward H. Davis
Beranton
E. L. Walper
Waowhinegton Avenue
Lewis Hancock, JR
Frederick L. Brown
Price Huilding
Lacey & Son Architects
Traders’ National Bank
DR . Mgraw
H. F. Reynolds
BE. ¥. Harrison
Main Ave
C. C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Snover
Lacka. Ave
M. B. Davis
Barring & Msweeney
Common
Wealth Building
Interstate Secret
Sereine Agency
Jos
Leeds
R. Clark & Co
Washington
North Main
Hutel
F. Zeigler
Scranton House
Neat
Victor Koch
Bauer
J. Laver
Hulbert
Mingangep Brothers
Prin Thors
Washington’ ‘Arenas
Frank P, Brown & CO
Thomas Aubrey
Uwnpert
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Wallinve’ Huilding
THN Tribune
Academy of
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Lessees
Hw, RK
Long
Ay Os Frida
Inzards
Phidia
Gus Hill
Jenny Yeamans
Wit
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