West Side Trouble at Zintell Shoe Shop
Patrick McAndrews of Edwards Court, drunk, confronted Zintell & Co over alleged theft by his children from the Zintell domicile. After a scuffle outside, McAndrews was lifted and carried to the sidewalk by the shoemaker, vowing revenge. no arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Zintell
Scranton
Patrick McAndrews
Edwards Court
Zintell & Co
McAndrews
Zintell
Tenth Street
MacAndrew
McAndrew
Child seriously injured after balcony fall during fireman parade
An 18 month old girl, Weat Lavka Wanna avenue, West Lacka-Wanna, fell from a balcony about fifteen feet during the fireman parade. She was unconscious, treated by Dr. Doug lass, and later shown improvement with no broken bones. The final outcome remains uncertain as of last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Lavka
Wanna Avenue
Meronica Yoske
William Yoske
West Lacka- Wanna Avenue
Douglass
Married Couple Plans Washington D C Wedding
David Williams of Washburn street and Lizzie Roberts of Price street will travel to Washington D C to marry. The ceremony is expected to be performed by Rev N C Nailer, former Jackson Street Baptist pastor. The couple has the community's best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Williams
Washburn Street
Lizzie Roberts
Price Street
Washington, D. C
Washington
N. C. Nailer
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Jackson man injured in Oxford mines driving incident
James Dickson of Jackson Street sustained serious injuries yesterday morning at the Oxford mines while guiding mine cars. He was crushed between approaching cars as he waited for them to couple, and was taken home for treatment by Dr. Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce James Dickson
Jackson
Oxford
Dickson
Reynolds
Father Matthew society to hold ball in Mears hall
The Father Matthew society will give a ball in Mears hall on October 10. A list of residents and visitors includes Hawker John T Richards of Tenth street, Miss Lucy Morgan of Decker's court, and Miss Kittie Montague of White Haven visiting Miss Margaret McCormack on North Sumner avenue. Robert Morrislodge of the Order of American True Ivorites plans an entertainment tomorrow evening. A parade honored by Franklin and Columbia company volunteers drew many flowers from local pupils. Frank Mullaney of Chestnut street was arrested last night for disturbance and fighting on Wear Lackawanna avenue. he resisted police on the way to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Matthew Society
Mears’ Hall
Hawker John T. Richards
Tenth Street
Syracuse
Lucy Morgan
Decker's Court
Pittston
Mise Mattie Hines
D. D. Evans
South Main Avenue
Kittie Montague
White Haven
Margaret McCormack
North Sumner Avenue
Robert Morrislodge
Order of American True Ivorites
Franklin and
Columbia
Frank Mullaney
Chestnut Street
Saul and Dyer
Wear Lackawanna Avenue
Mullaney
Patrick Connolly A Quirky Well Known Breaker Dies Sudden
Patrick Connolly a well known breaker blade enthusiast died suddenly at 6 o clock yesterday morning. He was a singular character on the south side and his sudden passing ends a peculiar life remembered by neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Connolly
Breaker Boas
Odd character with disability laid to rest at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
A longtime resident with a disability and no relatives died after fifteen years as a state picker boss. He was known as an odd character with many friends. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon from his boarding house on Cherry Street, with interment at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Street
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Misa Davitt Leaves Town After Engagement Ends
Misa Mary Davitt of Pear Street Pre fare Philadelphia plans to move after learning her fiancé Patrick Lynch left town. Neighbors were startled by the news and she said goodbye to friends last night before departing for Philadelphia this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Davitt
Pear Street
Philadelphia
Patrick Lynch
Misa Davitt
New Store Move and Local Notices From Scranton
Druggist P L Terppe to move into new store next Monday. South Side Building and Lawn Association to hold a meeting tomorrow night. Mrs Michael Watter of Cedar avenue is dangerously ill. Germania band praised for music at the firemen's parade. Arabian peddler assaulted near city barn. head injuries from stones. language barrier noted. 11 smelling pool on Remington avenue may risk typhoid. board of health unlikely to be consulted. Scranton Gay and Water Co begins erecting six hydrants in Ninth and Twentieth wards to improve fire response. next step is adding fire alarm stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Terppe
South Side Building and Lawn Association
Michael Watter
Cedar Avenue
Germania Band
Firemen
Bns
Remington Avenue
Kim Street
Board of Health
Scranton Gay and Water Company
Apots
Community Notes From North End Amid Church Events
North End residents include Miss Jennie O'Hare in New York and Miss Marie Lynott ill at home. Lectures on Abraham by Mr Bliss proceed at the same venue. Local incidents cover a fall injuring a back, wedding trips, sidewalk work, and a counterfeit $10 bill exposed by a Polish shopper. An Epworth League event draws many at the Methodist church with a large turnout and planned services tonight.
Patriotic Sons of America visit Washington Camp at Odd Fellows ball
A group of Hyde Park Patriotic Order Sons of America members visited Washington Camp No. 226 at the Odd Fellows ball last evening. After the lodge, Ditn more members entertained them and a good time was had by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lynch
Brook Street
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Hyde Park
Washington Camp
No. 226
Odd Fellows
Gentlemen's Driving Club Races Set For Tomorrow Afternoon
Entries list for this week shows races starting at 2 pm with numerous entrants across classes 400, 250, 240, and 235. Competitors include Frank 8, Beauty, Hazel, John Honan, Pet Hand, Maud L, Fanny Blair, Johnny, Little Agnes, Mollie, Abnagall and others under owners and drivers such as J. F. Suigel, Dr. Wente, F. A. Unzeerd, J. L. Crawford, G. M. Shelly, J. R. Mears, Dr. Hill, and A. L. Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Frank 8
B. G
J. F. Suigel
Beauty
Dr. Wente
Frank IL
F. A. Unzeerd
Fred
J. L. Crawford
Beauty J
G. M. Shelly
Hazel
B. m
J. R
Mears
African Methodist Church presents Red Riding Hood play
Members of the African Methodist church at Howard Place staged a first close production of Red Riding Hood. Queen was played with dignity by Mrs. Coarson Plater, Wolf by Master Charlie Johnson, and Miss C. P. Poster sang well. Encores followed, humor and jokes drew laughter, refreshments were served, and proceeds benefited Pastor Rev. C. G Gee who departs Monday for the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Place
Churet
Queen
Coarson Plater
Wolf
Churlie Johnson
C. G Gee
Small Wants Rule Sets Minimum 25 Cent Charge
The notice states all small wants require payment in advance with a minimum charge of 25 cents, and that Situations Wanted are inserted free of charge. It emphasizes that this applies to all small want ads except those classified as Situations Wanted.
Pittston Dismisses Railroad Man George Sherman
George Sherman aged 25 died at his home on Dalsware Avenue West Pittston yesterday morning. He was a railroad man and married to Misa Cora Leysiion. Funeral will be Thursday with interment in Lynn Susquehanna county after a 1:45 Lehigh Valley train. John J. McGuire and Miss Mary McGee marry today in St. John's church with Frank Gillespie as groomsman and Miss Mary L. Bolin as bridesmaid. Joseph Craig, William M. Fay, P. J. Gallagher and M. A. Ford are ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sherman
Dalsware Arenue
West Pittston
Misa Cora Leysiion
Lehigh Valley
Lynn
Susquehanna County
John J. McGuire
Mary McGee
St. John’s Church
Frank Gillespie
Mary L. Bolin
Carbondale
Joseph Craig
William M. Fay
P. J. Gallagher
M. A. Ford
Tle
EAL Tickets Sold at 141 Spruce and Franklin Corner
Twenty meal tickets for 45 dollars offered by Betas of Thomas Mullen late of Scranton Lackawanna County Pennsylvania letters testamentary granted to J Mullen executor. Creditors notified to present claims for payment and settle debts. Jesse and Hank, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Street
Franklin Avenue
Thomas Mullen
Scranton
Oyster supper planned by Epworth league at Clark's Summit
Epworth league of the Methodist Episcopal church at Clark's Summit announces an oyster supper in the parlors to raise funds for the church, set for Friday evening September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Epworth League
Chinchilla
Scranton Business Leaders To Be Featured In New Portrait Volume
Tue Tuexe announces a carefully compiled Met edition showcasing wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests in Scranton and vicinity. The book will include photogravure views of public buildings business blocks streets and portraits of leading citizens. Copies will be mailed outside the city and serve as a strong advertisement while highlighting local resources and industries. Those wishing views of their premises should leave notice at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Tuexe
Scranton
Schauten
Tak
Calleoi Thos
Offic
Champion Pigeon Shoot At Green Ridge Gun Club
The Green Ridge Gun Club hosts a pigeon shoot near Scranton PA with prizes including a gold prop watch and a hunting rifle. Officials note 40 to 1000 pigeons expected and entries from Wilkes Barre and Luzerne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackswanna
Rome
Green
Green Ridge Gyn Club
Luimber Dealers
Beranton
George W Sebilager
Standaome
Parker
A. W. Jarish
Netington
George W. Felton
Alex Dunn
North
Ned
Packville
Soranton
Green Ridge Gun Club
TOX
Local Notes and Upcoming Events in Chauncey and Surroundings
Misa Mamie Seigle, daughter of William Seigle of Dudley Street, is seriously ill in Chauncey Decker now moving his family to Nay Aug to work at a new fire brick company. Mr and Mrs William Young of Ambrove Street plan several days of visiting friends in Cartondale. Otto Bresger Owen Flynn and son depart this morning on a flying trip to Maplewood for several days of rural touring. Epworth League literature entertainment planned tonight in the lecture room. all welcome with light refreshments to follow. H B Spencer has recovered from typhoid over the weeks and expects to return to work in the Dunmore Cash store soon. Jub Lyseb’s child, a serid learned, at the residence of dy ’l. Borne, Thereday afternoon. Ge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Mamie Seigle
William Seigle
Dudley Street
Chauncey
H. B. Spencer
Dunmore
Jub Lyseb
Serid
Dy 'l
Fragmented Text From An Ancient Page
The readable portion hints at a discussion of a public project or event with unclear names and details. No clear persons or organizations are established, making it difficult to determine the exact outcome or location.
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West Side
James Dickson
Little West Side News Notes
South Side
Johann Hoff
Peiwtan
Eisner & Menperson Co
New York
North End
Jennie O'Hare
Mulley
Marie Lynott
West Market Street
Bliss
Abraham
Bernard Davia
Second Ward
Andy Brennan
Wilkes-Birre
Mary Grady
William Street
Isaac White
Church Sven
New York State
Greasler
Deacon Street
Sureth
James Flynn
Brick Avenue
Church Avenue
Jobo L. Wolfe
Peckville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Michael
Michael Kelly
Putnam Street
von Storch
Market Street
William J. Thomas
William Kellogg
Theroperty
Oak Street
T. H. Jackson
Wade Finn
Lloyd Street
John Lukin
Spellman
Rodham
Mr. Bliss
Apostle Peter
Taliin Morgan
Biles
Peter
Matthew
Christ
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
W. G. Watkins
T.L
CS Seamans
John Honan
Harry Bellman
Pet Hand
Frank Spencer
Sutherland
Gray Foot
J. BR. Mears
Corney
Bi. G
N. P. Simpson
Little Agnes
G. m
E. J. Goodwin
Jack
Hill
Mollie
M. E Church
Bosam
Eure
Eee
EE Fos
Iddirean Graver
Pributie
A. H. Andrews & Co
Chicago
Tribune
Penn Avenue
John J
Wyoming Avenua
Cusick
O'Elori Sound
Hiracs
W. B. MO Ari
Koomi
Edward Freeman
Abla
Watson Ebkn
Commuwealth
Jhler & CO
New York City
Frank Lestie
Express
MOODY
Gibson Street
Legal
George “Powaki
Couimon Pleas
Lackawanna County
Tire
Hove
E. C. Newocomb
Thomas
Court of Common Pleas
Newcome
William H. Thompson
Parment
W. Lartner
Onay
Heranton
County of Lackawanna
Tun Oelovkt
Commonwealth of Fmt Vite
William A
Lawrence Calliers
Chayter
Prothonotary
Joan M. Harris
Sollester
Perahip Er
T. 4
Monaghan
M “A
Monaclan & ‘Ae Olng Fm Tonsorial
Busine Ander Te Traders’ National Bank
Patag Hie
Hn Avenue
Myhah
Hom
MoyAauay
Young Men's Christian Association
Association Gymnasium
Yes
A.W. Dickson
Hood
Hoon
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Court House
A. W. Jurisch
Sporting Pletor
Gendron Seu
Filipe
Love Lovell
Dinmont
Mt, Pleasant
Domanti
Wyoming Avenue
WM. T. Smite
Scranton Base Ball Park
Wm. Linn Allen & Co
Bay
Chicago Boards of Trade
Telephone
Maloney Oil and Manufacture Co. Oils
London
Paris
Vicinity
H. Langfeld
Hackawanna Ave
Spruce
Wyoming Avente
Lesman
Addresa J
H Park
Silvan
Ces
Deal
Crete
Max
KE. Grewer
Hig
Old Pout Omee Wollding
Sprace Street
Dasher
University of Pennsylvania
Tci
Grewer
Old Post Office
Pennave
Hte
Bprace Street
Qooms
Scranton, PA
Bush
Dale Works
Lafflin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co
New York Warehouse
E.c.ricker&co
Adams Ave
Scranton Tribune
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