Local Notices and Town Scenes Tied to Wilkes-Barre Visitors
Personal visitors arrive in town including M. H. McAniff of Wilkes-Barre and C Vin Buskirk of Bald Mount while G E Green and William Mason from Bing- Diinton stay at the Westminster. Sheriff sales occur at Venn avenue and Center Street with properties sold for 6.62 and 1 400. Associated Charities meeting is sparsely attended with routine business and several placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. McAniff
Wilkes-Barre
C. Vin Buskirk
Bald Mount
G.E. Green
William Mason
Bing- Diinton
Westminster
A. A. Chorese
Chicago
Fred €. Hand
Wie Harents
Mee
DB. Han
Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville, No J
AN. Simmer
Pennsylvania Railroade
Scransonian
Wits
Lemuel Mackey
Venn Avenue
Center Street
Bhorit J. K. Ferrer
Thomas Jitkina
Jr. Ment
Mra
Ming Frobinson
Carpenter Motse
Franklin Avenue
Spruce Street
Opening of Conference Examinations for Candidates
The Wyoming conference opens its forty fourth annual session with exams for candidates for the ministry. Rev Lloyd Sessions addresses the opening event as Rev Westlife and Rev Faulkner deliver sermons. Candidates presenting for admission on trial and first year are listed with names, and the conference schedule includes a 2 pm statistics session and 7 pm missionary address by Rev Ripley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dear
Carbondale
Wyoming
Chum
J. C. Dihnsen
M. S. Goodehall
Gendall, Co
H. Sackett
M.pascoe
O. H. MacNuilty
J. A. Faulkner
G. J. Prentice
C. Ho Shipman
J. B. Cooks
J. IF. Warner
George Forsyth
Sumner
Laycock
BL Po Ripley
O CL McCphe
Colonel Coursen Chosen Commander of Thirteenth Regiment
An election last night elevates Lieutenant Colonel Henry A. Churten to colonel of the Thirteenth Regiment, succeeding Colonel Ripple who resigned. Major C. C. Mattes becomes lieutenant colonel. Captain Montrose Barnard named major. Colonel W. A. Price presided. Nine officers present, unanimous vote for Coursen. Barnard and Rockwell also elected to higher posts. A smoker at Colonel Coursen's Washington avenue house followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leutenant
Elevbet
Henry A. Churten
L. Ripple
C. C. Mattes
Montroxe Barnard
W. L Rockwell
W. A. Price
Pree
Adjutant Sharp
Mead
McCausland
Montrouge
JH. Cox
Coursen
Colone
4. B. Chase
Barnard
C. C. Matres
R. M. Stratton
Gant
Appomattox Court House
Griffin Post
Hara &. Griffin Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Hera
Griffin’ Women’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Janes Pallman
New York
Lee
Mike Nottle Thomas
Sunle Fisher
North End
Cyrnel J. D. Taylor
Fred J. Ameden
Women's Corps
Tone Waller
EM. Burgess
Martha Allen
Sarah Acker
Jane Wert
Rachel Tall
Scranton Opens Season with Harrisburg Practice Game
Scranton will start its season with a trip to Harrisburg for a first practice game. Third baseman Whitehead center fielder Johnson and shortstop Sweeney arrived from Sun Francisco with Manager Purnie and catcher Rogers. Gaffney the Eastern league umpire may oversee the opener as Syracuse plans to begin play Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehead
Johnson
Sweeney
Scranton
Purnie
Rogers
Harrisburg
Beranton
Houwin
North End
Eurekas
Patchen
Pottsville
Newark
Pottsvilles
Syracuse
Gaffney
Barnie
Paul Radford
Washington
Helder
Barnle
Smith
New York
Muaneger Barnie
Lee's Surrender Recalled in Veteran Celebration
Veterans of the late war recall the closing years of the Civil War and the impact of General Robert E. Lee. The anniversary marks thirty years since major events that clinched the rebellion and shaped the postwar era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Lee
Letters from an Old Beneficiary Describe Funds for Benefit
A letter details the largest single fund aid received for the Winishing and Murntelt fund, 85.00, following a Monday benefit lecture by Mrs. M. T. Richards. The article notes contributions from several young ladies and outlines how the money will be spent depending on total receipts, including possible building renovations and a swimming pool installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tils
M. T. Richards
Thomas Dickson
Miseee Boien Wilkinma
Margaret Hone Toy
Noble Bundersen
Alice Peck
Norton
DieWwson
Tehmend
Coursen
Hota
Richard
the Tribune
Mie Ugement
Tribune Finishing and Furnishing Fund Appeal
The Tribune prints a fundraising appeal for the V M C A Finishing and Furnishing Fund. Donations of any amount are welcomed and acknowledged via its column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Ita Colwmmea
the Tribune V ¥. M. C. A
Storefront pursuit ends with arrest on Center Street
On Center street Harry chased and captured a suspect at the Jal storefront of Krotorky & Muscat and took him into custody. The incident centered around the front of the shop and the arrest followed the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krotorky & Muscat
Harry
Center Street
Jal
Suit Against Mears Over Iron for Pottsville Tron Project
Receivers of Pottsville Tron Co seek 314000 from John A Mears and the receivers over iron used in a Washington avenue building. Only two stories erected. Mears claims costly delays and faulty workmanship. Settlement offer rejected. project to proceed. Verdict in Roland case reports death of William Toland and jury’s finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville Tron Company
John A. Mears
Men
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
Wiliam Atkins
Meare
Mears
Leesperthye
Pottawille
Tnelaimea
Te Tardinese
Roland
Corona
William Tt
Toland
Walter
Comier Ateeet
Phew
Pyeneki
Moland
Fundraising Pleas for Finishing and Furnishing Fund
The article urges donations to a finishing and furnishing fund, citing public interest and the need to secure funds promptly. It quotes a businessman who has contributed and calls for ex-members and local readers to donate now to support the association’s equipment and ongoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yestenlay
Tribune
Local dispatches report injuries and incidents in brief
A dispatcher Wells suffers an ankle injury while assisting on road service near Plymouth. Mutual Aid involvement grows with new member xeoventenn and eleven applications. Special Officer Harry Lukens encounters an exciting incident on Lackawanna Avenue as a man attempts to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asalatan
Bunny
Xeoventenn
Mutual Aid Society
William Doles
W. D. Roberts
Plymouth
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western
Peter, Lebecker
Feoranton
G. Stapler
Caving at Prospect Park Threatens Nearby Homes
The Prospect Mark area near Providence continues to cave due to melting old mine workings. A ten foot diameter tract near Main Avenue and Clearview saw a tree fall eight feet while workers addressed the hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Park
Providence
Main Avenue
Clearview
Wien
Revenue collectors project seven thousand dollar intake
Grant Herring, collector of internal revenue, said yesterday that the collectors of income tax in the district would amount to about seven thousand dollars. The Supreme Court decision has, he said, somewhat altered the expected collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Herring
Internal Revenue
United States Supreme Court
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Norton's New Stock
M. Norton
Bysaipsia
Weston Mill Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr
Court House Square
Frank Siegel
Bauer
Box Giles
Che
Indy
Ile
Aissavanpurna
Weanm
Trib
Dr. Wood
Marosines
Foe's Florists
Temperance Societies
Lloyd
F. B. Weeks
Levi Jennigan
Egbert Kilpatrick
J. F. Joyce
FL .P. Doty
A. Griffin
A. D B. Decker
J. J. Smith
HH. P. Benedict
D. Briggs
A.C. Olver
AL Wilber
O. L. Leverson
FH. G. Bair
Stephen Jay
W. T. Riples
LC. Ployd
Bimpton Memorial Church
W. Rr, Westlilre
AL AL
J. AL Fautiknes
Ura
Ots
W. R. Westlife
Chistes
Colonel Coursen
Larrisburg
Mra Tangueray
Kendals
Milas Frankie Haines
Coquestion Witle
Richards
Richard Leepupe
Prom
MR. Mears
China Hall
Wyoming Ave
N. B
Marting&delany
Easte
Conrad
Lackawanna Ave
Kendal
Dani Frohman
London
Luge Pinero
Tanqueray
Elana
Davis’ Theater
ENT
Thursda
Winira
N.A. Hulbert
Steinway & Low Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Efoes
Nays Aug
E. W.V, RR
M. H. Dale
Scranton, Pa
Clothiers
Lackawanna Avenue
Supe PH
Hanks
William Connell
Geo
Catits
Willdtam HN. Peck
DIR Tours
George WH. Catlin
Alfred Yond
James Archbald
Monry Felin
Willam T. Smith
Luther Eller
Railroad Notes
Bilverwarn
Rovers
the Rexford CO
Lackawanha Avenue
Pratts
G. Elmendoryf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
John L. Kang
Ay. and Stewart's Art Store
Bamuel Hines
W. Watson
A. B. Williams
James M. Averhart
Trysing A. Finch
Pierce J. Finley
Joseph J. Jermyn
Komorot
Charles P. Matthews
John T. Porter
W. W. Watson
Bum Fmeas Men and
Lirme Generaly
STORE ASSOCIATION _f LIMITED
Jefferson Aves
B. Prisstley & CO
Gilbert
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