Clock and Bell Fund Sparks North Scranton School Clock Plan
Providence residents recall the old wooden school on School street replaced by a brick building in 1893. A clock and bell fund started by J A Hopewell never completed the clock, now revival by teachers aims to raise at least 600 more to install the four year old chosen clock for public use in the North End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
School Street
J. A. Hopewell
Providence Register
No. 25
Board of Control
North End
North End Board of Trade
Court House
Comel
Nore
Rockmen member injured in farm accident near Throop
Owen Hughes of Tod erick’s corps sustained a smashed flanger and a broken right arm while assisting at the Dehiaware and Hudson farm near Throop yesterday morning. The incident occurred on the new air ehafto site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Hughes
Delaware and Hudson
Throop
John Meninsky
von Storch
Toderick
Corps of Rocksmen
Air Ehafto
Dehiaware and
Hudson Farm
Hughes
Miraculous Cure of Asthma Claims Shipmann Remedy
Mrs Mary Zachery of Pleasant Hill Louisiana reports a permanent asthma cure after seven years use. She says remedies from Dr Schiffmann excel in bronchial affections and credits the cure with lasting relief. Packages of Schiffmanns Asthma Cure are sold by druggists at one dollar per package or via Box 804 St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiffmann
Mary Zachery
Pleasant Mil
Kh. Schiffmann
St. Paul
Minn
Miner Hurt As Iron Bar Falls At Mine
Workmen removing several bars of iron when one bar fell on an arm. He was taken home on Spring Street where a physician treated his injuries. John Meninsky severely injured at the Von Storch mine yesterday by a rock fall with a crushed right side and head and body wounds. He lives on Lloyd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Street
John Meninsky
von Storch
Lloyd Street
Paraders Ready. Liberty Wear New Uniforms at Central City Parade
Local five companies prepare for annual parade and inspection in Central city this afternoon at two oclock. Liberty company to debut new uniforms. Funeral for Michael Murtaugh set as high mass at Holy Rosary church with interment in cathedral cemetery tomorrow. North End mobilization meeting October 1 at Armory hall invites residents to discuss paving with City Solicitor McGinley invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Liberty Company
George Davis
Tiurt Sherman
Robinson
George Dickerson
Carbondale
N. P. Osterhout
Alice
New England
Thomas Davis
Thomas Griffin
Harry Smith
Morgan Powell
Fred
Phillipe
Camp Meuile
George O'Donnell
Ureen Street
Chicago
Walter Finn
John J. Sullivan
Mary McAndrew
Mary Coleman
Atlanta
Andrew Smith
Maria Davis
Williamsport
Kate Jenkins
Flymouth
Thomas McCrone
George Street
Reading
Liszie Key
Robert Merrick
Church Avenue
Jermyn
Michael Murtaugh
Oak Street
Holy Rosary Church
Cathedral Cemetery
North End
Armory Hall
Main Avenue
McGinley
WEDDING AND HONORS IN WEST SCRANTON COMMUNITY
A detailed social notice from Carbondale and Wilkes Barre notes a public school fund raising event chaired by Principal David Owens. It also reports Miss Alice Gray and Dr. Baldwin’s wedding at Whaverly and a reception hosted by Mr and Mrs I J Johnson for their daughter Mame, newly named organist for St Patrick's Church with many attendees and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
No. 13 Public School
David Owens
Alice Gray
Dr. Baldwin
Whaverly
I. J. Johnson
North
Rebecca Avenue
Mixa Mame
St. Patrick’s
Edward Hurst
Y. Malley
Edward O'Malley
M. F. Wymbe
Kathryn Gibbons
Clara Jones
Mame Larkin
Mary and
Wea Syron
Marguerite Reese
C. McDonald
Barbara O Malley
Annie Doud
Nellie
Julia McCabe
Nellie Mullen
Kathe
Fannie Yhara
Annies McFadden
Kate Shavennessy
Tillie Cullen
Neltile McAndrew
Mary Fagen
Kate Nealon
Margaret Connell
M. James
P. Kelly
Mary Cosgrove
Tessie
Anna McDonould
Kate Kosar
J. Jones
May F Poland
Mary Quinnan
Rhea
Gertrude Beckett
Anna
Julia Burns
Elizabeth McAndrews
Anna Lee
Katie Tonnelly
Mav Davis
Agnes McHale
Anna Sweeney
FL Meee
Kate Connor
Mary Rush
Mary Kelly
Kate Haggerty
Mame Wals
Kate Clark
Rina Wonewerty
Mame Donahoe
Elizabeth Stanton
Elizabeth O'Malley
Bessie
Nellie Duffy
Winifred O'Connor
Rose Campbell
Pope Conway
Mary Larkin
Lydia Burnett
Sadie Nealis
Anna MecCaffery
Tessie Higgins
Carbondale
Kate Mullen
Wilkes-Barre
J. Scanlon
Hayden Evans
John T. Watkins
John Conway
Frank McGrath
John W. Jones
J.J. Nealis
George Preig
Gus Weinss
Martin
Michael Noone
Edward Morse
Flag Unfurled at No 13 School in 1000 Child Ceremony
A 20 by 20 flag was raised on an M4 pole on the lawn of Public School No 13 with over 1,000 children and 400 adults in attendance. Principal H W Morgan of No 32 helped, with David Owens of No 18 as chairman. Superintendent George Mowell praised the school, and Miss Bessie Evans led the flag salute as the audience sang Star Spangled Banner and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 13
No. 32
H. W. Morgan
David Owens
No. 18
B. T. Jayne
T. J. Jennings
Owens
C. F. Matthews
Scranton Street Baptist Church
BE. E. Evans
Fifteenth
George Mowell
Effie Browning
Maine
Bessie Evans
America
Miss Gray Marries Dr. Garnett Baldwin in Waverly
Miss Alice Gray of Lafayette street wed Dr. Garnett Baldwin of New York City on Wednesday evening at the Free Methodist church parsonage in Waverly Pennsylvania. The ceremony was led by Rev. John Cavanaugh with Mrs Storms and Miss Storms as witnesses. The bride wore pearl gray broadcloth with black ribbon and velvet trim. The couple will move to Cleveland soon where they plan to reside. Dr. Baldwin has long been associated with Dr. R. S. Snyder’s dental practice on Spruce street.
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Alice
John Gray
Lafayette Street
Garnett Baldwin
New York City
Gelock
Free Methodist Church
Waverly
Pan
John Cavanaugh
Cavannini
Corn Storms
Abe
Baldwin
Cleveland
Th & Storms
Sousa Maria Avenue
Hog Reid
Storms
R. 8. Snyder
Spruce Street
Streetcar Off Rails At Seventh And Scrapton
An outbound Dellevue street car ran off the rails yesterday afternoon at a point about twenty five feet above the big brick tenement house at the corner of Seventh and Scrapton streets. No damage resulted. The few passengers were only jolted about a bit. The car was in charge of Conductor Miller and Motorman Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh and
Scrapton Streets
Miller
Hale
Misses Fellows to Host Musicale in Syracuse
Mrs Michael Cadden of Scranton street visits Syracuse as Gertrude and Effie Fellows plan a musicales at their parents home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Cadden
Scranton Street
Syracuse
Gertrude
Effie Fellows
Newton Centre Camp Hall Dedication Invites Attendees
Mr and Mrs G H Fellows host at 120 Tenth Street as sixty members of two Patriotic Order Sons of America camps attend the Simpson Methodist Labbaith School event. Two band wagons depart Jackson Street and Main Avenue at 6 30 p m for the dedication tomorrow evening.
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G. H. Fellows
Tenth Street
Simpson Methodist Labbaith School
Patriotice Order Sons of America
Newton Centre
Jackson Street
Main Avenue
Temperance Lectures Set by Will J McConnell in Green Ridge
Joseph Zumo return from New Rock City. Loyal Temperance Legion held an engaging event at Nettle ton hall on Green Ridge street with Albert Bray presiding. Green Ridge Womans Christian Temperance Union plans lectures by Will J McConnell at Green Ridge Baptist Church Sunday at 3. Large attendance and strong pledge signings noted from Pennsylvania tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Zumo
Marion Street
New Rock City
Loyal Temperance Legion
Nettleton Hall
Green Ridge Street
Albert Bray
Green Ridge
Stormy session over naturalization paper dispute at contest board
At a crowded hearing Judge Archbald upheld the contest commission after a heated exchange over a Fourth district voter’s naturalization paper. Mr. Hamilton challenged rulings, a stenographer was instructed to retain a copy, and many South Side witnesses testified amid tensions feared to leave lasting grudges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contest Commission
Hamilton
John Bremieller
Taylor
Donovan
Blemieller
Duggan
Archbald
South Side
Dld
William Hamm, Jr
A V. Franta
John Steinmer
Michael Baker
Pat Barrett
Charles Lie
John McCann
Peter
Kuhn
John Mastings
Edward Mayer
Andrew Riley
John Donnell, Jr
Serenade by Mason Glee Club Delights Tribune Crowd
The Dr. Mason Glee Club of Wilkes-Barre serenaded the Tribune early yesterday morning during a brief stop en route to the Harford fair. Under J. L. Evans the group sang Peace to the Hero, then the Star Spangled Banner, earning praise as one of the best ensembles heard in Wilkes-Barre. Herbert G. Ries of the Wilkes-Barre Record accompanied the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mason Glee Club
Wilkes- Barre
Harford Fair
J. L. Evans
Herbert G. Ries
Wickes-Barre Record
Informal Education Reception at YWCA South Scranton
The YWCA hosted an informal educational reception with Miss Van Nort leading prayers before a program by the Orpheus orchestra. Mrs. E H Ripple spoke on the value of education to young women, praising the association's work. Anna Rankin announced class supervision as teachers guide arithmetic English and penmanship in coming sessions. Cocoa and wafers followed the music. Registration days are Monday and Tuesday for the classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Orpheus Orchestra
Infant Run Down By Bicycle Near Nep Tune Engine House
Five year old John Renehler of Cedar avenue was struck by an unidentified bicyclist at the Nep Tune engine house last night while playing on the sidewalk. He suffered a sprained leg and an ankle cut from glass, and was taken home for treatment. The article notes other local deaths and a firemen's parade setup with William Connell Hose Company members to assemble for today’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Renehler
Cedar Avenue
Neptune Engine House
Renehler
Otto Vockroth
August Voeckroth
South Washington Avenue
Colonel Roosevelt
Hough Riders
Long Island Hospital
Greater New York
August Trahner
Prospect Avenue
Athole Ceemtery
Minnie
Lulu Geigte
Laura
Gertrude Kirrt
William Connell Hose Company
P. O. &. of A. Drum Corps
Century Hove Company
Devatur minister to lead Christian church tabernacle meeting
A. P. Cobb of Devatur Illinois will officiate at a meeting in the newly erected tabernacle of the Christian church congregation. The meetings will commence at the stated time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Cobb
Devatur, IL
Congregation of the Christian Church
Sunday Night Meeting and Upcoming October Continuation
The building will seat 800 to 1,000 people and be thoroughly heated and ventilated. Independent Hose company members are to meet Saturday night at 8 o'clock for important business. The Episcopal church girls plan a twenty first century dancing club and will meet at Odd Fellows hall Monday night. Professor Harry Taylor will guide the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore
Fur Cape
E. H. van Camp
Dudley Street
Independent Hose Company
The
Episcopal Church
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Harry ‘Taylor
Misars Della Williams
Inca Trey
Carbondale
Gus” Sholla
Gustave Misch
Plymouth
School of Scranton
Harry Smith
William Potter
Wilkee-Barre
Obituary notices from Archbald and nearby towns
Obituaries describe Thomas Murphy of William Street who died yesterday morning and leaves several children. Funeral is Saturday at 2 PM with interment in Dunmore Catholic Cemetery. Archbald resident John Loftus died yesterday after a brief illness, survived by a wife and daughter, with funeral arrangements in Archbald. David Thompson, aged years, died at his son’s home in Whorpawon after a Wednesday evening illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Murphy
William Street
Thomas O Connor
Mary KE. James
Margaret
Jonn
Julia Murphy
Dunmore Catholic
John Loftus
Archbalda
Archbald
Bridget
Mra
Richard Caffrey
Fo Cines
Archbald Cathole
David Thompson
John BM. Whorpawon
Avec
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North Scranton
Globe Warehouse
Oneita
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Norfolk
New Brunswick
West Scranton
F. J. Johnson
Bauer
Scranton
Jonas Long
Mr. Hamilton
Mr. Duggan
the Tribune
South Scranton
John Kendler
Otto Wockroth
Lyceum Theatre
T. Go
Evans and Hoey
Hoyt
Nough Aid
Ntiss
PARIS
Cheever Goodwin and
Woolson Morse
Academy OF Music
Burgunder & Reis
Lessers
H. R. Long
Agnes Herndon
Bros. Royer
Earth
Royer
Gaiety
Amerigan
Bryant and Watson
Mauch Chunk
Mitteron
Perial
Mauch Chana
Glen Unuko
Pneumol
Miller Hi
Svellm
Houwer
Nouy
Murcy Comers
Mauchbank
Glen Onoko
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Wyoming Valley
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