Charity Fair Boosts Lacha-Satie Hospital Funds
The Qui Vive club held a Saturday miniature fair in a Wyoming Avenue store opposite the Lyceum to raise money for Lacha-Satie hospital. Proceeds reported between 240 and 510 were realized despite bad weather, with members and guests, including many names, attending events and dances throughout the evening and a later social on Theodore street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qui
Wyoming Henue
Lyceum
Lacha- Satie Hospital
Colerie
Lackawinnie Hospital
Migabeth Barrington
Ben. Thies Morris
Te Association
Grae Middocks
Louise Daevenport
Mabel Rita
Kathryn Prauti
May
Quiet wedding ushers new home in Theodore Street area
The ceremony was small with a few friends attending. Mrs and Mrs Smith will begin housekeeping in a newly furnished home on Theodore Street. Mr and Mrs Par flet will live with the bride's parents for now. The Bachelor Give club plans a reception at the Blegele Elch house tomorrow with Bauer's Orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atiniboer
Mies
Dahaena
Mel
Samuel Wellowias
Gust
New Mexico
Caines
Mer
John Chenowith
and Alves
Bane Wellowary
Abes
William Thurman
Davia Thivis
DeWitt
Mesa
van Gowler
Leste Lane
Walter Jackson
Rose Holden
Chiarlotte
Lizzie Johnson
Amber Stender
Circe Stoner
J., Stone
Ananda Perry
Minnie Terry
Mayrileuse
Gertrude (Kenow
Ty Olne
Moester
W. A. Meio
Bachelor Givie Club
Blegeleelch House
Bauer
Local notices from Madison and nearby towns
Names and travels of residents and visitors including Goodwany of Madison avenue recovering from renewal, Levy of St Lola studying at Columbia, and Anelia Bachayach visiting Washington Baltimore and Atlantic City. Others report relatives in Pottsville and Richmond Washington and musicians connected to the Panama American exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhaduve Goodwany
Madison Avenue
Leia
Levy
St. Lola
Columbid University
Mee Olin
Willis
South Main Avenue
Pottaville
Mie
Emenen 1
Green
New York
North Taylor
Mises Mane
Mae Kiefer Satyrddin
Richmond
Washington
Anelia Bachayach
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Mee
Frank Warricon
Marie Check
del Willians
North Main Avenue
John Blackwood
Bo Meverfield
William Th Sttier
Hourt
Morita Cpe
Canale
Scranton Sees Few Vacant Stores As April Moving Day Passes
Observers note bustling city streets with scarce unoccupied shops. Vacancies shrink as long vacant buildings reopen after fires and license changes. Saloons vacated post license doubles convert to clothing and merchandise. Lackawanna to Spruce and Franklin avenues show notable occupancy gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Washington Avenue
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Penn Avenue
Vine
Mulberry Streets
Franklin Avenue
Lackawanna
Spruce
Adams Avenue
Depressing Easter Day Dampens City Celebrations
Master Sunday drew thousands to churches but outdoor plans failed as foul weather kept most residents indoors. Rain and overcast skies scuttled parades and left hats and spring suits undisturbed, an unusually dreary Easter in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastor
Died in New Mexico Daniel J Phillips Former City Resident
Daniel J Phillips aged 26 died Saturday morning at La Luz New Mexico after leaving the city over a year ago to regain health. He was long employed in the Henry Belin Jr office and active in Christian Endeavor and the board of associated charities. Interment will be in Forest Hills cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Phillips
la Luz
New Mexico
Mr. Phillips
Henry Belin, Jr
Christiim Endeavor Ceiveles
Board of
Associated Charities
Forest Hii
Federal court session to open this week
The annal session of the district Federal court will be held in this city this week beginning Tuesday April. Judge Joseph Bullington will preside as a large number of important cases are listed for trial likely extending to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Federal Court
Joseph Bullington
Police Oath Controversy Shapes Scranton Policy
Director Hitchcock holds a police consultation with Superintendent Roebling at 9 o clock to decide sworn status for officers. Fire chief inspection planned. police review postponed to tomorrow. Hitchcock orders strict Sunday closing and saloon arrests, while Brooks law questions cause confusion. Reese begins as Director Hitchcock s clerk. sinking fund commission to meet next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Frank B. Reese
Polles
Public Safety
Hitenowk
Roebling
Nuuain
Robling
Fire Department
Spellman
Jones
Scranton
Fiichcock
Zizlemann
Police Department
FF. I. Hitchcock
Poller Robling
Tribune
Frank FR. Reese
Reese
Tie
Recorders
Public Safety Department
Roche
Strees
Enevy
Sinking Fund Commission
Frabble
Voters favor Vosburg for Lackawanna judge vacancy
A West Scranton meeting at Ivorite hall on South Main Avenue favored ex City Solicitor A. A. Vosburg for the Lackawanna common pleas bench vacancy created by Judge Archbald’s appointment to the federal court. A five member committee drafted resolutions urging Vosburg’s appointment, unanimously adopted by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
Ivorite Hall
South Main Avenue
R. W. Archbald
Common Pleas
A. A. Vosburg
Wallace G. Moser
Archibald
McKinley
Scranton
Joseph Oliver
Firteenth
James Leyshon
Moser Wis
W. RR. Hughes
Jenkin T. Reese
Lackawanna Engineering Department
Ity
Gwilym Jones
R. W. Luce
A. A. Woeburg
Rowland D. Thomas
Richard H. Morgan
W. J. Thomas
Lackawenna
Son
H. W. Apehhald
Teders
Scramton
Allen A. Vokburg
Serapton
Lackawanna
Appointment Resolutions Adopted Amid Committee Debate
Allen A Veale was appointed after debate on the committee report. The body approved the committee’s recommendations unanimously and directed copies be sent to daily papers and state officials. Charles R Acker sought changes including replacing H A Knapp with Vosburg, but the committee had been instructed to favor A A Vosburg and the chair rejected the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen A. Veale
Wweanew
Wen
Willian
Charles R. Acker
Strticken
Alan
H. A. Knapp
Mt. Vosburg
Conmlites
A. A. Vosburg
Acker
City Teachers' Institute Opens This Afternoon
The annual Scranton City Teachers Institute begins at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the High School auditorium. The program includes an invocation, addresses by John Gibbons and Dr. Charles P. Steck on popular hero worship, and demonstrations in arithmetic and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton City
John Gibbons
Roba Willian
Ralph Willian
Misa Ui
Mieg Smith
Mr. Carr
Ballentine
Young girl alleges assault by six men in Scranton freight car
Edna Hunt a girl not yet 15 reports being forced into a freight car near West Lackawanna and Ninth Street by three youths, then assaulted by six men. Police arraigned seven suspects including James Padden Edward Horan Thomas Barry Edward Padden Charles Boyd and Peter McMahon with varying bail. The girl remains in custody for further investigation and showed distress during questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hunt
Weat Scranton
West Lackawanna Avenue
Ninth Street
West Linden Street Bridge
Diamond Mine
Williams
Davies
James Padden
Murphy
West Market Street
Edward Horan
Patrick McTierney
Neyser Avenue
Thomas Barry
Edward Padden
Mary Street
Charles Boyd
Joseph Padden
Peter McMahon
Jackson Steet
Police and Aldermen in Scranton Court Actions
Timothy Borhe and others from the United Mine Workers committee faced $1,000 bail for assault and battery and arson attempts. Michiel Gallagher was jailed on $700 bail after allegations from his wife about a beating and arson attempt. George Zenoppo and Dominick Cusany were jailed after a theft of copper wire. Frank Aewoppo is jailed for related theta crimes. J Green and Bo King paid fines for drunken wrecking of a cab and window damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Borhe
Bondeirn
Tolan
Nicholy
Duke
Brown
Dominick BF. Peupser
Abt
United Mine Workers of America
Michard Litthe
Aldermain Millar
Michiel Gallagher
Chinchilla
Dyer
Scranton
George Zenoppo
Dominick Cusany
Jesup
Peckville
Richmendale
Kasson
Frank Aewoppo
George
Tla Theta
J. Green
Bo King
Denmore
Nealis
Organs for Sale Cheap at Guernsey Hall
You can buy a second hand organ as low as ten dollars at Guernsey Hall operated by J. W. Guernsey. Also notice Martin the tailor now at 512 Spruce street near Court House offers a new complete line of Spring Goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
J. W. Guernsey
Prop
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Martin
Spruce Street
Court House
Borie Street
Scranton Adopts Historic Health Bureau Ordinance
Extracts show Scranton adopting a state health code via the Muehleborn er act, detailing nuisance abatement, milk regulation, adulteration penalties, vaccination orders, hospital and pest house powers, and registry duties for marriages births and deaths, with fines up to 100 dollars and terms for contagious disease control. The plan specifies a director of public safety overseeing contracts for waste removal and the bureau's staffing decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muehlbronber
Scranton
Bureau of Health
Second Lars
Department of Public Safety
Bureau
Director of Public Safety
Conneclls
Disastrous blaze destroys Dolph Coal Co store at Jessup
A damaging fire at the Dolph Coal Company store in Jessup caused an estimated $21,000 in losses including about $20,000 in stock and $1,000 in the building. The blaze was spotted in the evening by a watchman, hampered by a poor water supply, and despite efforts by Wilson Fire Company from Peekville the building could not be saved. The cause remains unknown and the office contents including ledgers and records were destroyed. building and stock were insured for $12,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Coal Company
Jessup
Wilson Fire Company
Peekville
New Stock of Wall Papers and Stationery Invites Customers
Ss Wyoming ave next to Dine Blank announces new stock of wall papers blank books and stationery and invites attention of old customers and friends from A M Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Ave
Norton
Piano traders seek buyers on St Washington Ave Bevanton
Advertisement fragment notes J W Guernsey Prop and Scranton wine and liquor moved to 210 Lackawanna Ave with J R Cohen to meet friends. Mentions Kelly's union crackers and local gas companies cutting rates to one dollar per thousand cubic feet from April 1 with discounts for early payments. G Bland secretary signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Washington Ave
Bevanton
J. W. Guernsey
Scranton Wine and Liquor Co
Lackawanna Avenue
J. R. Cohen
Gas and Water Company Announces New Gas Rates
Suranton Gas and Water Company announces a rate change effective April 1 for gas passes at one dollar per thousand feet with discounts. Ten percent off all bills under twenty five dollars and twenty percent off bills twenty five dollars or more if paid by the due date. separate meter may be required by order of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Hyde Park Gas Company
G. Bland
Suranton Gas and Water Company
Lvde Park
Hand
Jewelry assortment tease with belts and purses
Faster Gifts belt buckles in gold silver and plated and belt brooches in new shapes and designs. Silver chain purses in sizes from small coin to large Chatelaine Bags in solid silver and plated ware. Stop and look at our windows for suggestions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gay Pictures
Globeq
Washington Ave
Lewis
Duddy
Lacka
Ackawanna
Aundry
Ald Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Dunmere
Alex Bryden
Dudley Street
Mie K. Wiliams
Edwin Smith
Ansa Williame
William H. Partlet
Marrriage
Flew
J. Reese
Henry Willigins
Kvick Avenue
Margaret Gibbe
Hester
Session OF Federal Court
Vosburg
West Side
City Teachers’ Institute
Abund
Ance
Hollywood
Wilson Ryes
Casey BI Wholesale
Norton's
Kelly
Wryeth
Lydia Pinkham
Hood
Scott
Jayne
Greene
Paine
Miles
Kilmer
Dean
Shiloh
Karl
Carter
Clarke Bros
King Miller
Conrad
Mercereau & Connell
Lawn, Timothy
Clover, Millett
Penn
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