Accident at Delaware and Hudson colliery injures Dougherty
Edward Dougherty of Parke Street suffered severe chest and back injuries after being squeezed between a loaded chute and passing railroad cars at the Delaware and Hudson company colliery. He was taken to Emergency Hospital for treatment as doctors assess possible internal injuries. A mule cart conveyed him from the site to the city and Father Nealon offered spiritual care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dougherty
Parke Street
Delaware and Hudson Company
Dougherty
Father Nealon
Stores Closed Afternoon for Evangelist Schiverea
City stores closed on Sunday by Evangelist Schiverea request, enabling clerks and workers to attend midweek services. Crowds from nearby towns joined the gatherings with prayers, sermons, and youth rallies across multiple hours despite poor weather and reduced evening attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiverea
Evangelist Schiveren
Kane Arrested on Theft Charge in City
Pred James Cobb of Clifford filed a complaint with Chief McAndrew alleging Thomas Kane robbed him of between 16 and 148 dollars and a watch. Cobb swore out a warrant at Alderman Gabor, Kane was brought to a hearing before Alderman Baker and placed under 500 dollar bond after Cobb testified Kane cut his pocket with a knife during a wagon ride and spent the money on whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAndrew
Thomas Kane
James Cobb
Clifford
Cobb
Gabor
Kane
Baker
Meeting of G A R Jacob Elite Describes Sessions
Jacob Elite reports on the National Convention during a Wednesday evening meeting of the Willam OH Davenport Gian Army of the Republic. The session covered routine business and included notes from Jacob Eltel about attending the national convention in Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Elite
Willam OH. Davinport
Gian Army of the
Republic
Jacob Eltel
Louis
Veterans reunion recounts war legends and lavish reception
A vivid account describes veterans from past conflicts mingling at a reunion after thirty years. Speakers recall battles while sharing memories, and funds totaling 379000 were spent on luxuries for the veterans as they were hosted in generous fashion. The convention left a lasting impression on attendees.
E M Peck Injured In Runaway Wagon Accident
E M Peck lumber agent for the Delaware and Hadron was hurt near Forest City when a king bolt failed. The wagon pole dropped, horses bolted, and Mr Peck fell hitting his left shoulder and a gash under the eye. He walked to his nephew’s home and is confined to rest for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Peck
Delaware and Hadron
Forest City
Mr. Peck
Open Air Concert by Mozart Band at Hotel Anthracite
This evening the Mozart band performs an open air concert from the balcony of Hotel Anthracite. It is the first of the season as cooler weather arrives and a crowd is expected. The program features star spangled banners marching songs and various band classics including Life's Voyage Battle Cry of Freedom and Julius Caesar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Local residents and visitors noted in brief items
Justice Wagner leaves for the University of Pennsylvania to pursue medical studies. Mrs Wheeler and daughter depart for Windsor, Nevada, for a week with relatives. Mrs Montayne returns home with sister Jennie Deets remaining until Christmas. Various city residents shuffled schedules, illnesses, and engagements noted, including a football exhibition and a real estate sale at Belmont Street that failed to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jusce Wagner
Stearns
South Caamiin
University of Pennsylvania
J. G. Wheeler
Hage
Soafelick
Winsor
Neva
Mra. Montayne
Jersey City
G. W. Reynolds & Son
Anna Mohrs
Park Street
Honesdale
Louis Gardella
Fidaward Pascoe
W. Aly
Clinton
G. Barclay
Alumni Park
Conn's
School of Scranton
Alderman Jones
Watford Fair
Thomas Cgunnelin
Macratch
Watking Jones
South Washington Street
Yestern
Mise Julia O'Royle
Syracuse
N. Y
Maggie Crwenn
New York City
Mire
John Creerain
Weadlawn Avenue
Mary KE. Moran
Brooklyn
A. Bordival
South Shire
Noc, Purdy
Hemlock Hollow
Wesne County
Belmont Street
Michael Moran
Keystone academy professor suffers bicycle accident
Professor Whitford of Keystone academy fell from his bicycle and sustained a broken limb. Mr and Mrs Frank Atherton of Pawpaw Illinois are visiting friends here Sunday evening. The large stock barn of Chester Wall burned with contents and the fire origin is unknown. There was no insurance and the loss was about 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitford
Keystone Academy
Frank Atherton
Pawpaw
Chester Wall
Joes
Agnes Mclaren W
Amy Capwell
Stott
J. L. Potter
Peter Baker
Beranton
EK. T. Wheaton
Gardner
St. Byron Carpenter
River Street
F. A. and
G. J. Reynolds
William Condit
Scranton
Relief in Six Hours by New Beouth American Kidney Cure
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the New Beouth American Kidney Cure. The remedy gives prompt relief in the bladder kidneys back and urinary passages and relieves retention of water. M Harris druggist Scranton PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beouth
M. Harris
Pennyavenue
Scranton
Pittston Woman Missing From Room Above Barber Shop
Mrs. Roth aged resident of a room over McLaughlin's barber shop on South Main street has not been seen for four or five days. A cousin-in-law of the late Squire Koons and mother-in-law of F. W. Pedrick she has no other local relatives. Neighbors notified police. Constable Fear and Dennett found the door locked and house in order with no trace of Mia Roth. Mystery surrounding disappearance prompted police inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth
McLaughlin
South Main Street
Cow Suffering From Broken Leg Roams Valley Tracks
A cow with a broken leg wandered along Lehieh Valley tracks after an engine struck it. Officials refuse action, and no owner is identified. The writer calls for humane society intervention and city ordinances to penalize owners of roaming cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
Lehieh
Cty
Married pair from This City wed in Philadelphia yesterday
Nate Cramer and Miss Mannie Snyder, both of this city, were married yesterday in Philadelphia. The couple will establish a home in one of the Lark & Thorne buildings on North Main street. Also noted are visitors and staff movements at local establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Cramer
Fannie Snyder
Lehigh Valley
Mannie Snyder
To Fittstan
Pualla-delphia
North Main Street
Jane Stout
Philadelphia
J. Kani
South Main Street
Meyer Sehloeser
Brown's
Techive
Eliza Cum
Shooting of Poole and Booth link to Feranton visit
Police learned Albert Julius Booth who shot Repbert Poole weeks ago was at Feranton days before the incident. He told Jacob Shire at Casey and Kelley's brewery that he purchased a revolver to shoot Poole and allegedly showed the gun. Poole's condition improves and was no longer in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Julius Booth
Repbert Poole
Feranton
Jacob Shire
Casey & Kelley's
Poole
Shire
Workman Fatally Crushed at No. 5 Colliery
Flratte Collie an Italian 33, outside car runner at the Pennsylvania Coal Co No. 5 colliery, was crushed by a loaded whip of ore yesterday. He died in hospital at 11 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flratte Collie
No. S Colliery
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Charity Entertainment Planned at Music Hall for Hospital Benefit
A group of town ladies arranges a grand entertainment at Music Hall to benefit the hospital. Jamis Golden of Wyoming and Miss Mary H Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs Griffith Thomas of Lee wed in Binghamton New York and return to Wyoming for housekeeping. They will attend a reception at James Jordan's Fremont street home and later be feted by the Our Night Out club of Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qet 1
Catholic Temperance Societies
Jamis Golden
Wyoming
Mary H. Thomas
Griffith Thomas
Lee
Binghamton
N.Y
James Jordan
Fremont Street
Our Night Out Club
Mr. Golden
Edward Lynch
St. John's Church
Maer
Allentown
James KR. Ticiret
James Rh Honk
Charles Wintle
George Corvey
Gerhard Snyder
G. W. Hagalorn
L. Jones
McFadden
Sanford Underwood
John BH. Law
M. Thomas
G. OC. King
J. N. Hughes
William Balin
George Cooper
GW. Henedet
J. D. Parker
A. F. Earley
Johbn Boyle
C. W. St. John
Harry Tompkins
Kyte
Ignac Labar
John Foureman
Llewellyn
Franela Mackin
Armory Hall
John Kearney
Pine Street
Lehigh Valley
Water Street Crossing
Crreenfield
George FL
Wideman
Philadephia
Della
Blaine T. Carpenter
Elijah Carpenter
New York City
Carpenter
Peter
Mr. Holt
North Carolina
Frank Davis
Jeryma
Albert Reynolds
Honesdale Fair
Local Social Notes Include Anniversary Dinner and Church Delegates
Mr. and Mrs. W. Al. Jackson of Lae zorne avenurm celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary with a family supper. West Side M E church Epworth League elected Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Fear, and Mr. Colborn as delegates to the Wyoming conference Epworth League meeting at Franklin Street M E church, Wilkes-Barre. John McDonnell has returned to town with family and plans to work as a bartender at James Corcoran’s Union restaurant. A Needlework Guild branch organized with 150 members and officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. AL. Jackson
Lae Zorne
Avenurm
Mra. Simpson
Theo. Simpson
B.A. Corny
Mia
Samuel Fear
FR. M. Colborn
West Side Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Wyoming
Franklin Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilkes-Barre
John McDonnell
Pittston
Oleago
St. Lawis
South Main Street
Mr. McDonnell
James Corcoran
Union
Thomas Ash
West Side
J. MH. Keast
Broad Street
John A. McNamara
Thrge
James McDermott
Hughes & Glennon
Hla
Joseph Craig
John Craig
Eire
Fannie Price
Harrisburg
John Drake
Upper Pittston
Valley Road
Alex Mitchell
C. Donnelly
Patrick Golden
Dunmore
Needlework Guild
Funeral of Mrs Edward Lynch Set for Four A.M.
The notice lists the funeral mass at St John’s church for Mrs Edward Lynch tomorrow at 4 o'clock. Residents from the area are attending the Allentown fair with many named individuals traveling from Scranton.
Th Conger Speaks at Jackson on Patriotic Order Sons
Scranton resident A Th Conger addressed Jackson Wednesday evening advocating the Patriotic Order Sons of America as a new camp forms. Frank Payne the Jay House bartender accompanied the speaker. Harford fair caused school adjournment and chestnut crops were reported light this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Th. Conger
Scranton
Jackson
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Hell, L
Crown
Frank Moxley
Frank Payne
Jay House
Harford Fair
Public School Back in Good Order Under Teachers
Public school runs smoothly under Mr. Green and Miss Helen Aitken of Montrose who teaches the primary department. Many students have moved on to higher schools this fall with Miss Jean and John Tinker entering Wooster College Ohio and Miss Agnea Tinker also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Helen Aitken
Montrose
Jean
John Tinker
Wooster College
Ohio
Agnea Tinker
Are You a Victim of GOLDS GATARAH and GRIPE
A vintage ad urges readers to seek magnetic treatment from Dr. Smith at 66 Linden Street for chronic diseases. It claims cheap options are costly and promises economical, effective care using the best four methods. Office hours are listed as Monday to Wednesday with extended Tuesday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smnth
Star
Powalis
Dr. Smith
Linden Street
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Carbondale
Hood
Wim L. Payne
Berryville
Virginia
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell, Mans
J. Scott Inglis
Lachawanha Ayerue
Mozart Band
Phillipsburg
No. @ Shaft
Cilarity
Washburn-Crosby Co
Eisner Washburn-Crosby Co
John Crossley & Sons
Halifay, Eng
London
Bradford
Paris
Amsterdam
Sydney
Melbourne
Calcutta
Dublin
Christchurch
Dumacins
Piteton
The
Scranton Tribune
No. & Williamstreet
Hi. Im
Wp. mm
Wricht & Co
Mrs. Winslow
New Milford
Union Doale
Golds
Gatarah
Gripe
Empire Dry Goods CO
Lackawanna Ave
Hazleton
I'S
We Ofcovery
Mona
Empire Dry Goods
OLD Stand Goodman's Gut Price Store
Lackawe
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Lackawanna Avenue
Dickson Manufacturing Co
ANTON
Engis
G Machininery
M. C. A. Building
Wyoming Ave
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