South Scranton Tragedy At Mould Injures Farrell Brothers
John and Robert Farrell, brothers living with their widowed mother on Cedar Avenue, were injured hours apart in the same spot at the South mill converting department. Robert suffered severe foot injuries when ingots crushed it. he was taken to Moses Taylor hospital. An hour later John Farrell sustained similar injuries and was treated at home by Dr. Walsh.
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Yohn
Robert Farrell
Cedar Avenue
Robert
Lynde'n Offte
Moses Taylor Hospital
Walsh
Death of John Leonard of Leonard Broad battlers
John Leonard died suddenly at 4 30 pm at 18 River Street from heart failure induced by a severe cold contracted Saturday. He had led a respected business life and is survived by his wife, a two year old son, and brothers Michael Providence Patrick Moosic and Anthony all in business with him. Funeral plans were not announced.
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John Leonard
Leonard Broad
Leonard
Michael Leonard
Providence
Patrick Leonard
Moosic
Anthony Leonard
Bruised leg from wagon accident on Cedar Avenue
Behu mnacher, owner of a business at 524 Cedar Avenue, suffered a bruised leg after being thrown from a delivery wagon last night. The horse spooked by an engine on tracks beneath the Cedar Avenue bridge, and the wagon ran over his right leg. He received medical care at home from Dr. Kolb. George Van Horn the painter sustained a badly discolored optic and facial lacerations after attempting to board a moving streetcar yesterday afternoon and being thrown against its side.
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Ing
Cedar Avenue
Central City
Behumnacher
Kolb
George van Horn
van Horn
Funeral of Mrs Patrick McGuin ness at St Peter’s Cathedral
The funeral for Mrs Patrick McGuin ness was held from her home at 1 B June avenue yesterday at 9 30. A requiem mass was celebrated at St Peter’s Cathedral by Rev D J Maroldrick and interment followed in the Cathedral cemetery. Pallbearers included Thomas Rafter Patrick Miles Philip Stingmeyer Michael Reardon Thomas Barrett and Patrick McCann. The article notes a church group meeting at St John’s Catholic church to plan fair work, and Neptune Engine Co debated whether to accept tested horses for the hose wagon, deciding to pass in favor of a black team. the brown horses tested Saturday were not chosen.
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Patrick McGuinness
Peter's Cathedral
D. J. Maroldrick
Thomas Rafter
Patrick Miles
Philip Stingmeyer
Michael Reardon
Thomas Barrett
Patrick McCann
St. John's Catholic Church
Michael McGarry
Neptune Engine Company
Typhoid cases and travels noted in Green Ridge
Local residents report several short trips and returns from Hazleton Moscow and New York. Sergeant Harry Dimmick and Corporal Charles Ross of the Thirteenth regiment are seriously ill with typhoid fever at Camp Meade. His father plans to bring him home.
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Harry Dimmick
Thirteenth Regiment
Camp Meade
D. B. Martin
Sanderson Avenue
New York City
Mr. Cox
Wilkes-Barre
Rev. Chaffee
Delaware Street
Hiram Bishop
Capoose Avenue
New York State
Charles Ross
Marion Street
West Scranton Lodge Hosts Elected Officers and Pupils
Globe Lodge No. 958 Odd Fellows reports weekly deposits by pupils of Public Schools Nos. 13 19 and 32. St Pauls Pioneer Corps plans annual Wilkes Barre parade. Soprano Miss Clara Saunders entertained at 915 West Elm Street with her choir. Guests included Mrs J G Saunders Misses Alice Guest Edith James Anna Fadden Iva Anderson Susie Barnes Mary Davie Harriet Silkman Bella Green and many others.
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Globe Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Wilkes-Barre
Clara Saunders
J. G. Sanders
West Elm Street
Miss Saunders
Providence Methodist Church
Misacu Kila
Maud Saunders
FE. Norton
W. W. Kennedy
Alice Guest
Edith James
Anna Fadden
Iva Anderson
Susie Bernes
Mary Davie
Harriet Silkman
Bella Green
Louis Kline
Richard Satchon
Joseph Lenney
Fred Smith
William Broadbent
Ray Robinson
Sidney Clege
W. Meredith
Fred Hartzell
C. E. Dawson
Walter Davis
West Side Bank
David Owens
Martha Watkins
Alice Evans
Nellie Richards
Nellie Kelly
Catherine Phillips
Eliza Price
Sarah McDonald
Mary Haris
Josie D. Lees
Agnes Murray
Norma Nicholls
Nellie Beamish
Midna Kent
A. Evans
Murphy
Wade
Cr. P. Evans
Ferber
H. J. Morgan
Jane Fellows
Margaret Lewis
M. W. Vaughan
Elizabeth Warner
Mary Carpenter
Mary Maghran
Celestial Lodge of Odd Fellows
Noble Grand
James W. Cowles
Olney Pratt
FEA
Iddieman
J. M. Fahringer
Mantha
J. K. Smith
Grand Lodge
E. D. Cowles
Anna Morgans
Arabella Franchi Birthday Party Invites Friends
Mr and Mrs G Franchi of North Main avenue hosted invitations Saturday afternoon for their daughter Arabella as maid of honor. Children enjoyed the party with various amusements and tokens of esteem to Isabella from her playmates. Guests included Miss Salonia Davis Mamie Ella Alice Gerrity Badie Vorhis Frances May Foy Jennie Franchi and masters Harold Long Stanley Long and Columbue Franchi.
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Harold Long
Stanley Long
Columbue Franchi
Globe lodge No. 68 elects officers and Grand Lodge rep
A regular Globe lodge No. 68 meeting at Hari Gari hall elected officers for the coming year and chose a representative to the Grand lodge session. Elected officers include FE. H. Call Worthy grand and D. B. Replogle vice worthy grand. Ki. Olver named as Grand lodge representative. Installation slated for next regular meeting.
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Globe Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Hari Gari
North Main Avenue
Grand Lodge
Worthy Grand
FE. H. Call
D. B. Replogle
William Gessner
KB. Olver
B. M. Fowler
Local residents share visits and furloughs
Corporal William Newman of Cum ming F is on furlough. B Thomas and son David visit Conk lin NY. Miss Kate Simon from South Ninth Street returns from Forest City. Thomas Finnnigan of Pittston calls on friends. Martha Smith and niece Ella Shaw from North Hyde Park visit New York City. Mrs William Decker of Moscow attends daughter Mrs David Weed on Jackson Street who is seriously ill. Ora Evang of Factoryville calls on friends. Mary Evans of Kingston returns from visiting Miss May Jones on Washburn Street. Josephine Coleman of Van Buren Avenue hosts guest Nora Donovan of Nanticoke and Anna Sullivan of Lafayette Palmyra NY.
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William Newman
Cumming
David Weed
Jackson Street
Ora Evang
Factoryville
Mary Evans
Kingston
May Jones
Washburn Street
Josephine Coleman
van Buren Avenue
Nora Donovan
Nanticoke
Anna Sullivan
Lafayette Street
Palmyra
N. Y
Funeral of Hugh Ruane Held at St Patrick’s Church
The funeral for Hugh Ruane occurred Sunday afternoon from his Luxerne street home. Remains were taken to St Patrick’s Church where Rev D A Dunne blessed them. Interment was at the cathedral cemetery with pallbearers John Crowley sr Hubert McHale Edward Kelly James Hennigan John Flynn M Gallagher.
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Hugh Ruane
Luxerne Street
St. Patrick's Church
D. A. Dunne
Father Mathew Society
Cathedral Cemetery
John Crowley
Hubert McHale
Edward Kelly
James Hennigan
John Flynn
M. Gallagher
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Father Mathew
Wilkes-Barre
Jamon J. Mahon
St. David's Hall
Thomas Thomas
Eynon Street
Moses
Thomas
Evans
Bloodlines of Purity and Strength Marginalized by False Claims
A fragmented note asserts a belief in maintaining pure blood and strength while denying outsiders a foothold. The text reflects fringe racial ideas and attempts to justify exclusionary thinking without clear context or evidence.
Soldier's Home Furlough Event At Lincoln Avenue
A private in company F Thirteenth regiment Thomas P Stephens on furlough from Camp Mease received a reception at his Lincoln avenue home. Friends gathered for a pleasant evening with diversions, while he warned a woman against interference. Attending were Misses Annle Horch Lizzie Heisler Nellie Evans Myrtle Haslett Margaret Phillips Clyde Phillips Albert Foster Joseph Clapp Jay Alney Floyd Heberling and John Stephens.
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Thomas P. Stephens
Thirteenth Regiment
Camp Mease
Lincoln Avenue
Annle Horch
Lizzie Heisler
Nellie Evans
Myrtle Haslett
Margaret Phillips
Clyde Phillips
Albert Foster
Joseph Clapp
Jay Alney
Floyd Heberling
John Stephens
Harvest Social At Church And Local Events Noted
A slate of community notices recalls a harvest home social at the Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday evening, a funeral service for Joseph O Hara with Electric Hose Company members, a Daughters of America meeting at Eva Osterhout’s home, and a contractor erecting an iron fence around the borough building. Other items mention visits to Carbondale, Hawley, and local residents hosting guests.
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Martin Hedgelin
Mill Street
Carrie Hedgelin
Dora Wolf
Annie Earley
Jena Killgen
Mary Bardback
Sadie Englia
Grace Supp
Bessie Ham
Annie Collins
Mma Luther
Louise Beafelt
Katie Snyder
Sadie Fadden
Mma
Messia
Fred Foster
Charles Kiger
Seldon KE
Swingle
Friend Cross
Frank Keller
Henry Stipp
Frank Pliger
John McLane
Thomas Murray
William Hedgelin
George Sample
John Killigan
Harvey Swingle
W. ©. Snyder
Joseph Pilger
Methodist Episcopal Church
Electric Hose Company
Rome
Joseph O'Hara
Colonial Council
Daughters of America
Eva Osterhout
Clakely Street
Soelunk
James Brown
Taylor
Lusan Donnelly
Frank Hardy
Gypsy Cgrove
A. J. van Cleft
Methodist Priscopal Church
Dunmore
Emory
Black
C. P. Russell
G. H. Beisecker
James Mearty
Richard Webber
Preston Smith
Della Williame
Inez Trey
Carbondale
John Beaton
Hawley
Minooka Man Coyne to Re enlist in Navy at New York
Michael Coyne of Stafford street will leave tonight for New York to re enlist in the Navy. He served as a fireman on the monitor Terror in the Spanish American War and played a prominent role in early bombardments. A smoker is planned by the Daniel O Connell council at St Josephs hall Main street.
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Michael Coyne
Stafford Street
New York
Navy
Mr. Coyne
Spain
Daniel O'Connell
Young Men‘s Institute
St. Joseph's Hall
Main Street
Marriage Bargain in Equity Suit Over Property Mortgage
Mire Mary Early of Dunmore filed an equity suit to cancel a mortgage on her property held by Michael Kane. She alleges she was induced to transfer by promises that creditors of John Early, whom she planned to marry, would seize the property. Kane replies the mortgage was a trust for her future husband and given in consideration of their marriage.
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Mary Early
Dunmore
Michael Kane
John Early
Kane
Grand Millinery Opening Promises Elaborate Fall Display
The display promises the most elaborate hats ever seen in this city with trimming by our expert milliners, rivaling French artists in beauty and originality. All are invited to inspect the grand display and expectations are high.
Obituary Notices From Local Deaths Highlight Lifespans
Annie FE Kelley aged eighty two dies at home of daughter Mrs Hubert McHale near Marion and Sanderson. Funeral set for tomorrow with requiem at St Pauls Green Ridge then 11:50 train to Pittston for interment. Survived by daughter and several Kelley sons including J A Kelley and P H Kelley in Company I Porto Rico. Also reports another century elder Mrs Bridget Reidy dying at 107, details of migration from Ireland to England then America and funeral in Wyoming. Effie Tenrey dies of apoplexy in Wyoming after brief illness while living with sister Mrs Joel Greenfield. age about forty one, survived only by husband.
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Annie FE. Kelley
Hubert McHale
Marion Street
Sanderson Avenue
Kelley
T. J. Kelley
J. A. Kelley
Scranton
M. A. Kelley
Pittston
Carbondale
P. H. Kelley
Eleventh
United States Infantry
Porto Rico
St. Paul's Church
Green Ridge
Welock
Delaware and Hudson
Bridget Reidy
Wyoming
Thomas Reidy
Neidy
Ireland
England
America
Grand Rapids
Mich
Thomas
Deevased
Michael Reidy
Reidy
George LI
Waterloo
Monument Avenue
R Tt. Thompson
Wyoming Baptist Church
Effie Tenrey
Lugerne
Tenrey
Tve
Joel Greenfield
Mrs. Greenfield
Gregory
Haywee
Tonney
Three-Time Arrest Follows Trivial Offense Hearing
An alderman heard a case previously handled by two others in which a crowd favored a jury verdict. In Kasson’s office yesterday the case concerned Justice of the Peace Cannon of Olyphant and funds to settle an assault and battery claim brought by Simon Narusas against Andrew Alam.
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Alderman Kasson
Kasson
Justice of the Peace Cannon
Olyphant
Simon Narusas
Andrew Alam
Arrest Warrant Issued After Threats in Olyphant Case
Narusna renewed the attempt to collect funds and faced a Justice of the Peace in Olyphant who kept the defendant on bail. A grand jury later returned Ignored. A third warrant led to Almanshka being arrested and a hearing before Alderman Kasson. He was held on 250 dollars bail for threatening to shoot the prosecutor.
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Anshka
Narusas
Justice of the Peace Mason
Olyphant
Grand
Justice of the Peace Cannon
Narusna
Seats selling fast for postponed Smith Judge glove bout
Promoters report brisk advance as seats for the postponed fight remain scarce. Many buyers secured passable seats for friends. almost no one returns tickets. Tom O Rourke and Sharkey party plan future clash in New York. Judge and staff depart for training quarters at Simpson near Carbondale.
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Loftus and Melvin's Drug Store
Scranton
New York Telegraph
Tom O'Rourke
Bharkey
Judge
Johnstown
Sharkey
Corbett
New York
O Tourke
Honest John" Kelly
Bobby Dobbs
Simpson
Carbondale
Meeting of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Yesterday afternoon's meeting of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals discussed the latest efforts to protect animals. Members reviewed local welfare cases and planned upcoming inspections and public awareness campaigns.
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The
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Plans Delegates
The Society arranged to send delegates to the American Humane Association annual meeting in Washington on December 15 and 16. Agent E H Knapp inspected 20 000 horses in the city and county since May 1, instituted % prosecutions, destroyed 140 animals, reprimanded 200 drivers, and led 600 special investigations. Treasury showed cash received 501, disbursements 268.52, balance 33.48. Funds to be raised via lady vice presidents. Meetings set for the last Monday each month at 1 pm in board of trade rooms.
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Society For the Prevention of
Board of Trade
American Humane Society
Washington
Boranton
E. H. Knapp
D. H Atherton
Board of Trade Froins
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