Reverend Jacob Harris Visits City From Hallstrad Pa
Prothonotary Clarence BE Mvor is confined to his home with tonsillitis. Mr and Mrs Harry Barton spend their honeymoon with Mr and Mrs G A Lone in Oneonta N Y. A T Walsh and T HM Hopkins of Pittsburgh were in the city last night for Hon John KH Barretts lecture in College hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Harris
Hallstrad
Clarence BE
Harry Barton
Thin City
G. A. Lone
Oneonta
N.ie
A. T. Walsh
T. HM. Hopkins
Pittsston
John KH. Barrett
College Hall
Charles B. Blaney
Mr. Blaney
Harry Clay Blaney
Academy of Music
Spring Brook Railway Suit Dismissed Over Track Torn Up
Judge Edwards dismissed the complaint of the Spring Brook Railway Company against Spring Brook Water Supply Company. The railway claimed unlawful tearing up of three miles of track destroying the road and causing injury. The court held the Water Company acted within its fee simple ownership and the railway had forfeited the right of way under its lease. The plaintiff may seek legal remedy only for injuries from the tearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Rechelman
A. B. Warman
Gunster
John BR. Scragg
F. Killam
Major Warren
Hon
P. O'Malley
Bechelman
Warman
Dickson Avenue
Delaware and Hudson
Dru
Arndt
Allen
Jessup
Henby Wehrum
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Allroad Company
Nay Aug Park
Ontario and Western Tour to New York City Mon Apr 26
The Ontario and Western schedules a trip to New York City for Monday April 26 with a round trip fare at one half and return allowed on any regular train through Saturday May 1. Passengers are urged to obtain the pamphlet detailing the express programme and monument dedication by writing J C Anderson, General Passenger Agent, Beaver Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario and Western
New York City
J. C. Anderson
Beaver Street
Iaxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Offer Refund
Drugstores advertise Iaxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a 25 cent price and refund if they fail to cure. The notice emphasizes a money back guarantee to buyers.
Non Suit Granted In Moran Case At Common Pleas
In Scranton a non suit was granted in the Moran v Scranton Traction Co et al case after defense motion for compulsory consult. Other verdicts included McHurd estate full judgment with interest and Bird and Atherton rulings. Bechelman injury case adjourned. bond issue for indemnity against land seizure discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
John Moran
Scranton Traction Company
Major Warren
Horace K. Hand
Mi. Moran
Mesaurne and
Donahoe
Menn
Gunster
A. J. McHurh
Richard McHurd
Computing Scale
James Bird
Charles A. Atherton
Stephen Atherton
Stephen Whitmore Aganst
Mannion
Alderman rules on civil debt and perjury bail
Alderman Millar ruled the first case a civil action for debt not a criminal suit. He then held Erion on $600 bail for perjury. The ball was furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elty
Alderman Millar
Erion
Permits Issued by Inspector Nelson for March and Early April
A list of building permits approved by Inspector Nelson for March and the first three days of April, covering single dwellings, stores, workshops, extensions, and the Green Ridge Baptist Church parsonage project with a total estimated improvement cost of 161,500. The notices include addresses such as Alder street Alex Grass Penn avenue Lackawanna avenue Monroe avenue and properties on Washington avenue Birch street Mulberry street and Jackson street among others. The record names many owners and builders like ML Loft c FL Matthews W H Squires and Green Ridge Baptist society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Nelson
Alder
Alex
Penn Avenue
Handley Estate
Spruce Stroot
William Connell
Washington Avenue
William Bmiume
Main Avenue
C. FL Matthews
Monroe Avenue
W. Lull
Price Street
Casey Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
W. H. Squires
Tenth Street
Agron James
Whedburn Street
Befe. Richards
Luxerne
Michael Gilboy
West Market Street
James BE. Quinn
Wood
Larch Street
William Sehick
Birch Street
Oswald Jones
Oak Street
William Hageerty
Mulberry Street
Michael Gallehan
John J. Stone
New York Street
Francis Armengel
Charles Kemple
Irving Avenue
Pred. Lange
Adame Avenue
Margaret Arcer
Ferdinand Street
John Grimes
Jackson Street
Cormick Moran
M. Neagle
Taylor Avenue
FB. Morniing
Ash Street
George Fowler
John W. Warner
J. J. O'Flora
Pittston
James Maroney
Phelpa Street
Edward Kell
Btone
R. C. Dean
Church Avenue
Thomas Lynch
Throop Street
Sumter Bros
Lackawanni
Green Ridge Baptist Society
Mansiy Avenue
John Worth Leads Balanced Company in Concise Play
John Worth directs a well balanced troupe delivering a tight stage piece with restrained material and compliant theatrical craft. The ensemble maintains even pacing and clear dialogue, aligning with legal and artistic standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Worth
Successful millinery opening at Fashions
Proprietor Welcker of the Fashion on Lacknawarina avenue opened a millinery shop yesterday. A large crowd browsed the fine display with the second floor devoted to hats bonnets and laces. Welcker's window display is described as among the prettiest in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcker
Lacknawarina Avenue
Weicker
Nineteenth Annual Meeting of Womans Mission Society
The nineteenth annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Lackawanna Presbytery opens at 2 PM in Washburn Street Presbyterian Church with a devotional led by Mrs. C. Ty Meeker. Afternoon includes roll call, reports, recitations, talks by Miss Mary Cort of Siam, elections, and tea during intermission. evening session at 7:20 PM led by Rev. J. P. Moffatt. Friday morning devotional at 6 AM and full program through Friday includes reports from Portemouth Ohio, literature secretary, Havergal reading, and committee elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womman's Foreign Missionary Society
Lackawanna Preebbytery
Washburn Btrest Presbyterian Church
Ty Meeker
A. P. Moffatt
William F. Gibbens
Inet
Mother Googe
Horfie Chandler
Solo
Fosten-Williame
Mary Cort
Siam
A. H. Welles
Tey
J. P. Moffatt
J.T. Rodman
Portemouth
Ohio
Vanderbure
Frishle
Horace Weston
Eisteddfod in May Promises Welsh Elements and Prizes
The Frothingham hosts the Eisteddfod on Tuesday May morning afternoon and evening led by Hubert Morris Lodge ofavo rites. The event features a chief choral contest for Tebert Morrie with 200 dollars first prize and 75 second, plus a 100 dollar prize in the male choir section. Literary contests include an essay on International Arbitration a poem Gyylym Gwent and a short story with prizes from local papers. Three sessions run at 1:50 2:30 and 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
Hubert Morris Lodge Ofavorites
Tebert Morrie Lodge
West Bide
Bie
William RK. Lewis
EE. J. Rotuthean
KK. BD
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton Times
Gyylym Gwent
Prige
Beranten Truth
Prise
The
Tribune
Butcher Charged with Perjury in Dorren Case
Jacob F. Erion a Adams Avenue butcher was held in bail after a perjury charge brought by J. F. Dorren the stepfather of Annie Dunn. Dorren testified as prosecutor though the matter stems from a larceny case involving Annie Dunn and a meat purchase. The hearing occurred yesterday afternoon before Alderman Millar at central court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob F. Erion
J. F. Dorren
Millar
Adams Avenue
Dorren
Annie Dunn
Erion
Darren
New York
Central
Democrats and Republicans clash over city solicitors race
The Democrats have not met in joint caucus to nominate against City Solicitor Torrey and City Engineer Phillips, who seek reelection after Republican nominating petitions. A Democrat caucus may occur Saturday night, with McDonald and Blewitt as nominees still contested. Newcomb declined a nomination when approached by Democrats. Common council sessions proceed with Mahon elected clerk and McLean named assistant clerk, though appointment remains uncertain amid internal reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats
Torrey
Phillips
Republicana
M. E. McDonald
E. FP. Blewitt
Edward C. Newcomb
Newcomb
Common Council
John P. Mahon
William McLeaan
McLean
Messett Released on Bail After Stabbing Bellevue Men
John F. Messett, jailed for stabbing Michael and Martin Regan of Bellevue, won release on habeas corpus. Attys CC Newcomb and Dr Ju M Gates argued. DA John R Jones did not object to release. Ball set at $1,000, posted by Michael Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Messett
Michael
Martin Regan
Bellevue
Cc, Newcomb
Ju M. Gates
Lackawanna Hospital
John R. Jones
Mesesett
Michael Bradley
Hood's Blood Purifier and Pills Ad Claim
An advertising notice promotes Hood's Blood Purifier as the best medicine to purify blood and Hood's Pills as a preferred family remedy for sanative purposes. The copy asserts widespread cures and appeals to common health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Opening of Price Street Condemnation Report Confirmed
Viewers Charles EB Olver George B. Carson and John T. Williams assessed opening Price street between Sumner and Bromley avenues. They found 24000 is a fair price for condemned land with Mary J. Davis receiving 4206 and Lizzie J. Davis 806. Court yesterday confirmed the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eb, Olver
George B. Carson
John T. Williams
Price Street
Sumner
Bromley Avenues
Mary J. Davis
Lizzie J. Davis
A Temperance Town Delights Scranton Audience
Hoyt's comedy A Temperance Town played at the Frothingham to a large enthusiastic crowd. The cast included George Richards as Mink, the elder Jones, Eugene Canfield as Bingo, Ruth was played by Gertrude Perry, and John A. Holland led as the clergyman's daughter in this strong local production.
Fichler Recovers From Providence Road Shooting
William Fichler, shot by one of three Italians in an affray on Providence road weeks ago, is recovering after nearly a week of unconsciousness. Dr Capwell attends and now has hopes of a complete recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fichler
Providence Road
Fichler
D. A. Capwell
Miner Killed by Fall of Roof in No 1 Mine
Nicholas Guzy a laborer in the No 1 mine of the Pennsylvania company was killed yesterday morning by a fall of roof just after work began. His death was nearly instant and his body was badly crushed. Guzy resided in Unmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Guzy
Pennsylvania Company
Guzy
Court House News Notes
Court actions include rulings on alias subpoenas in Kendall Kendall divorce and Jodry v borough of Olyphant show cause to strike appeal. Judge Gunster issued opinions on Vetter v Carey and ruled on Bullock divorce decree with returnable argument. A rule to substitute executors for Handley and other records also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Ciee
Philip J. Vetter
Agnes J. Carey
Gunster
John Bullock, Jr
Abby Elisabeth Bullock
John Handley
Anna Melvin
Handley
Lenton recital at St Luke's Church and rail service to Chicago
The afternoon program at St Luke's Church includes Market Sonata in BE minor and other pieces. D L and W and Nickel Plate announce reestablished through service New York to Chicago via April 3, with a Pullman car on train No 7 and dining car at Buhvly. Rheumatism cure advertised by Carl Loreng at 415 Lackawanna Ave Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Church
Wely
Gade
New York
Chicago
Nickel Plate
Buhvly
Carl Loreng
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
Gasolene Explosion Blasts Home Wounding Woman
A gasoline can exploded at Hadley Sharon Pa on April 7 blowing windows from the room and plaster from the ceiling. Mrs Hoy G Wright wife of ex Commissioner Wright Mercer county suffered serious injuries and her one year old son sustained severe burns as part of the wrecked house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Hadley
Hoy G. Wright
Wright
Mercer County
Special Student Rates on Lehigh Valley Lines
Special rates via Lehigh Valley R and connecting lines for students at schools colleges and seminaries. One third fare for round trips to any LV Railroads destinations except Buffalo Niagara Falls and Suspension Bridge. Tickets must be used within 15 days and by end of April. Present school ID signed by an official to LV ticket agents. Beacham's Pills advertised for indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Suspension Bridge
Philadelphia
Reading
Penna
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Rexford's Picture Sale Promises Deep Discounts on Frames
Two lots of pictures and many bargains go on sale today at Rexford's. Pratt's cachers moving fast with high grade frames and new pictures. framed etchings and steel engravings, plus water colors, offered at steep discounts. Crockery sale also underway with dinner and tea sets from Haviland and other potteries, promising surprising value as selling begins Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Haviland
50 Pieces Changeable Mohair Jacquards and Tweeds
Readable fragment lists fabrics by type and material. Mentions mohair jacquards, coverts, suitings in figures with vigorous tweeds. No readable dates or named entities present.
Also Mentioned on This Page
AT. Norton’s
M. Norton
Gaa
Weston Mill
Olyphons, Carbondale
W. B. Henwood
Spring Brook Railroad
Edwuards Kates
Grant Memorial
Berlin
Spruse St
MORAN
M'Hugh
Baker Eschelman Snes
Eschelman
Lackawana Iron and Steel Company
Lackawanna Tron and Cial Company
Guneter
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Robert Morris Lodge
Politics IN
Councils
Law
Peter FL Dailey
Academy of Muele
Peter F. Dalley
C. B. Jefferson
Kian & Erlanger
Palmer Cox
Brownieland
Messett
Price
Hoyt
Court House News Notes
Castoria
Manh Avenue
Lehigh Valley R
Beacham
Rexford
Crockery Sale
Rexford Co
China Hall
Millar & Peck
Wyoming Avenue
Lebleh Valley
Silverstone
Adams
Chas. Wagner
Nontine
Lackawanna Lubricating CO
Gcapoule
the Scranton Bedding CO
Mohair
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