County Savings Bank and Trust Company Notice
County Savings Bank and Trust Company at 806 Spruce Street accepts deposits in sums and pays 3 percent interest. L. A. Watres serves as president with A. H. Christy as cashier and J. Johnson as vice president. Directors include Wm. F. Hallatead Everett Warren Br PB Linesbury and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Savings Bank and Trust Company
Spruce Street
L. A. Watres
Tohnson
A. H. Christy
Wm. F. Hallatead
Everett Warren Br
PB. Linesbury
August Robinson
Johnson, Jon
O'Trion
Four Drunks Committed for Drunkenness in City Court
John Rogers of Plymouth reports that Thomas Green of Harford John ONeill and Patrick Wren of Beranton were arrested for drunkenness and committed to the county jail yesterday for default of fines by the police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rogers
Plymouth
Thomas Green
Harford
John O'Neill
Paterick Wren
Beranton
Steve Cholish
John Babrick
John Wahal
Murray
Squire McGinnis
Baseball Games Postponed By Rain Rumors
Base Ball Today reports New Scranton versus Olympiphint game postponed due to rain. If fields are fit today, Pittston Brothers will not play Berantan.
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Scranton
Olyphint
Nenin
Pittston Brothers
Berantan
Meeting of St Peters Society Set for September 2
The St Peters Society calls all members to attend a meeting on September 2 to decide music for the October 10 parade and to elect a marahal. Other business of importance will be discussed.
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St. Peter's Society
Momlions
St. Peters Society
Carbondale High to Stage Wednesday Football Game
A football game is arranged for next Wednesday afternoon at Carbondale High. Coach Fella has trained the team for several weeks and the boys are ready for a lively match on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale High
Couch Fella
Life Lad
Knights of Columbus dance at North Washington venue
The Knights of Columbus held a 1041 QUtiMn dance at their North Washington avenue club house with RB C Welers orchestra providing music. Plans call for Friday night dances during winter and a social on the last Friday of each month, per the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Washington Avenue
RB. C. Weller
Knights
Ehereo
Local Names Highlight McGuigan Keller and McHale
A fragment lists individuals including McGuigan Joseph H Keller mince Conray John McHale and John Urke, suggesting a roster or notice. The text presents readable names without context or actions. Further details are unavailable in the supplied segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuigan
Joseph H. Keller
Mince Conray
John McHale
John Urke
Arraignment of Raymond Court Man on Bawdy House Charges
William Fisher of Raymond court was arraigned before Alderman Lenton in south Scranton on a police captain’s charge of keeping a bawdy house running an opium joint and larceny by billet. He entered bond for $00 to appear at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fisher
Raymond Court
Alderman Lenton
South Scranton
Williams
Billee
Howe
Despondent man shoots self in Dickson City office
Frank Bailey despondent over domestic troubles attempted suicide by shooting in Justice of the Peace Willing's office in Dickson City. He sought a deed transfer to his son after disputes with his wife over inherited property. he was attended by Dr Helheimer and in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bailey
Justice of the Peace Willing
Dickson City
Tulley
Tne
Squire Williams
Helheimer
Walley
Bailey
Johnson Mine
Willing to Return Home Lilian Pringle Returns After Escaping
Eleven year old Lilian Pringle who ran away from 2216 Pond Avenue to New York will be brought home with transportation paid by her parents. She said she left after her mother refused ten cents for a matinee, traveled to New York, was found drenched at a North River pier, and described her disappointment with the city and her plan to return home once funded. She mentioned her father James Pringle works at a Scranton mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Pringle
Pond Avenue
New York
Academy of Music
North River Pier
Forty-second Street
West Forty Seventh Street
Lullian
Yellow Journal
Scranton
Academy of Muele
Lowent
Tom
James Pringle
Ideal Tour Abroad Lecture at Penn Avenue Church
Rev Dr Pierce presents rare art treasures and historic scenes from Europe in a stereopticon show at Penn Avenue Baptist Church Tuesday evening. The 101 views cover oceans, kings and queens palaces cathedrals and landscapes from Italy Scotland England Ireland France and Venice among others. Local Scranton residents who have traveled abroad will relate to the familiar scenes and find the presentation both entertaining and informative.
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Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Dr. Pierce
Penn Avenue
Europe
Switzerland
Scotland
Italy
England
Parls
Versailles
Scott and Burns
Rome
Eternal City
Coliseum
Palace of the Caesars
Stoke Pogia
Grey
Emerald Isle
Cork
Venice
Scranton
Missing Zebere Millard Sought by Babylon Friends
Relatives in Babylon Long Island anxious after Zehbere Willard Millard disappeared from New York on September 6. A letter to Superintendent Day from Gardner Thrope of Babylon asks for information. Millard, about 40, 5 feet 7 inches, 150 pounds, wore a dark blue ulster, straw hat, and carried a dress suitcase with black silk cover. He is a member of the Odd Fellows and Typographical Union No. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Gardner Thrope
Babylon
L. 1
Zehbere Willard
New York
Millard
Odd Fellows
Typographical Union No. 6
Nee
Shortage of coal halts Scranton Nut and Bolt works
Non arrival of shipment of soft coal forces suspension of operations at the Scranton Nut and Bolt works. About 400 to 600 workers are idled as the mill had been running continuously. Officials expect the delayed coal for the company to arrive today or tomorrow and plan to resume Monday. For visiting the soldiers camp at Olympia, take the Throop or Carbondale car.
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Scranton
Olyphant
Throop
Carbondale
Soldiers scour old mine workings for Winston murderers
No major outbreak reported yesterday as troops patrolled the area guarding property and workers. Colonel Watres led a large force to Grassy Island to search old mine workings for James Winston’s killers, while the Thirteenth Regiment band returned to camp and Chief Musician Bauer faced court martial. Exeterborough police resign amid tensions over coal and iron policing. District President Nicholls accuses coal firms of bribing local UMW officers to push pro return-to-work resolutions.
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Watres
Grassy Island
James Winston
Thirteenth Regiment
Bauer
Exeterborough
Nicholls
United Mine Workers
Grusey Island
Stillwell
Jessup
Marshall
Morgan
Soldiers at Olyphant Camp Brace for Cavalry Mounted on Mules
The Thirteenth Regiment endures mud and rain as guard duties continue around Olyphant and coal regions. A plan to form a cavalry squad uses mule-mounted chargers from nearby mines. Chief Musician Bauer faces court martial for report tardiness, Posner also pleads guilty, and a searchlight project begins after council denies electricity.
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Watreg
Bauer
Olyphant
Alrikera
Watres
Major Field
Scranton
M. Posner
Posner
Soldiers and Hostilities Sweep Roving Camps in Poland
Reports describe scattered troops patrolling to prevent disorder while a warrant service targets Barno and Tisha for an assault near the Lackawanna colliery. A woman at a window with a revolver prompted a quick action by Lieutenant Smith and Corporal Hayden. Bail set at 900 dollars each.
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Company T
Aston
Tra Mitchell
Alder
London
Hert
Charles
Barno
Delaware and Hudson
Beranton
Kuyson
George Prokovitch
Dickson City
Troops Mobilized in Anthracite Region Amid Miner Strike
Reports show regimental strength rising with daily tallies for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Most missing soldiers are expected soon. band members and a few others are wandering or unaccounted for. A false tale about Captain Murphy and a severed ear is debunked. Local sheriffs seek help, and troops move toward Centralia and Wayne County. Clerks’ group in Carbondale raises funds for strikers.
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Republican
Williams
Knorr
Columbia County
Gobin
Heighth
Centralia
Columbia
Delaware and Hudson Company
Wayne County
Liackawanni Hine
Watres
Wayne
Retail Clerks International Protective Association
Carpenters Hill
Wyoming Avenue
M. J. Coleman
Rudolph Webber
Willam Robinson
John Devine
Eighth Regiment Quarters in Duryea Await Weather to Camp
The Eighth regiment remains housed in the old Fuller & Co. store building at Duryea while rain delays camping at the chosen site overlooking William A and Old Forge collieries. A full set of new tents arrived from Harrisburg after the regiment’s arrival with Quartermaster Rosch directing a training squad on proper pitching. The bugler summoned the troops for assembly as many soldiers wandered through town.
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Fuller & Co
Duryea
William A and
Old Forge
Shenandoah
Harrisburg
Rosch
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L. A. Watros
Washington Ave
Velox
Deko
Aristo
Piatin
Aristo Tjr
Solio
Willis & Clements
Eastman
Morris’ Magnet
E. C. Morris, the
Cigar Man
Athletic Park
Lillian Pringle
Zebere Millard
Long Island
Nut and Bolt Works
Winston
Professor Bauer
Thirteenth
Whitney
Murphy
Cincinnati
J. W. Kamineck
Comping O
Aiota Aed
Cine
Hcat
Tebesgecenes
TD Daieacsekens
Vaeedeen Seid
Thomas P. Murphy
Lower
Lackawanna
Pittston
Washington Fave
Spruce ST
Yne
Sognen
McConnell & Co
Len
Lackawanna Ave
F. A
Kaiser
Lackawanna and Adams
Pian
N. A. Hulbe
Ming Avenue
the National Guard
Green Valley
Bror
Ehret
Warren-Ehret. Company
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