Electric City social dance guests fill club house night
The Electric City Wheelmen hosted a monthly dance at the club house with Miss Margaret Thornton providing music. A long list of attendees, including many Misses and Mrs. Crane, enjoyed the evening and a tea for F George Vipond’s third birthday followed by social games and later parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelmen
Margaret Thornton
Emily &Jane
Laure Davis
Laura Mervig
Jeande Jones
Ann Williams
Bessie Braunfelter
Qd. FE. Crane
Mary Karecher
Mabel Spencer
Chelevita Moree
Echel Woodruff
Loutin Wills
EL Th Lnotlister
Mabel Joldiv
Mee Hophes
Piedbe Ingle
Lucy Foust
Loussimon
Lotte Woekroth
Miss Wnopp
Margate Lalwits
Airs
John Vipond
F. George
Marriage of Mise Liasie Clifford and Thomas Golden
St Marys church witnessed the ceremony yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock joining Mise Liasie Clifford and Thomas Golden of Dunmore. Bridesmaid Mise Anna McDonald and best man James McAndrew assisted. A large turnout of friends attended the service and later celebrations at the bridegroom’s home extended into the night before the couple left for a trip to New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Klump
Nellie Troy
St. Mary's Catholic Church
PY. Straub
Katherine Troy
Michael Troy
Forest City
Bireh Street
New York
Mise
Liasie Clifford
Thomas Golden
Dunmore
St. Mary's Church
Mise Anna McDonald
James McAndrew
Philadelphia
Personal Notes From A Busy Day In Town
A series of brief items lists people visiting, traveling, and moving positions. Notable entries include Mrs and Mew welcoming a newborn daughter, Frank D. Watts of Dalton William Jones tied to the revenue department, William T. Scranton returning to Prineton University, and Laward A. Billie visiting Nts avint. Mentions of Evin G. Reen delivering a baby, W O M Adair returning from Clifton Forge, and Seabern resigning from the Lackawanna yard to join the Chicago and Alten roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Krapp Teavee
Owers, & VY
Frank D. Watts
Dalton William & Jones
Infernal Revenue Department
Wwe
Magleton
William TH. Scranton
Monroe Avenue
Prinerton Univnrnity
Laward A. Billie
Vermont
Nts Avint
George B. Jermyn
Jtofferon Avenue
Mer
Sara Jr
Wood Saa Eulents
New York
W. Schank
Alesailer
Jon I. Richards
Hotel Victoria
Evin G. Reen
W.om. Adair
Railroad
Young Men's Christian Assoclution
Clifton Forge
A. Seabern
Lackawanna
Chicago and Alten
Bhe
Peltick
Domestic helper swallows many pills in poisoning scare
Delia Cummings a housemaid in Attorney Pertridge's 1013 Olive Street residence ingested between six and nine pink pills before breakfast. She suffered convulsions and poisoning likely from strychnine or arsenic. Dr. Walker and Tr. Reed Turns treated her at Lackawanna hospital and she soon stabilized at her brother-in-law's home at 472 Phelps Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Cummings
O. BE. Pertridge
Olive Street
Walker
Lackawanna Hospital
Miss Cummings
Della
Tr. Reed Turns
Trobert Gilleard
Phelps Street
Ball of the Stage Hands at Local No 6S Ball
The second annual ball of Local No 6S of the National Alliance of Theatrical State Employees drew a crowded music hall crowd with the Lawrence orchestra on hand. Local officers listed include Charles Colwell president and Harry Rive financial secretary among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Alliance of Theatrical State
Lawrence Orchestra
The
Loval
Charles Colwell
David Martin
George Lowder
Harry Rive
Fred Sottley
William Owens
Locker
William Smith
Fred Softley
Edward Cooney
Frank J. Mangan
Tonight's meetings for Honmen council and veterans group
The Honmen council meets tonight alongside the American War Veterans' association gathering at Maub's Hall on Wroming Avenue. Designers and bevans are listed as ready today at 112 Wroming Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honmen
American War Veterans’ Association
Maub’s Hall
Wroming Avenue
Bevans
Steam Heating and Plumbing Ad
P. F. and M. T. Howley advertise steam heating and plumbing services at 231 Wyoming Avenue offering repair installation and maintenance for residential and commercial customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Moszkowski Endorses Mason & Hamlin Piano In Paris Letter
In a Paris letter the renowned composer and pianist Moszkowski praises the Mason & Hamlin Pianoforte for its full singing tone and satisfying action. He states the instrument to be of the very first rank and notes a stock available at the ware rooms of 33 Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mason & Hamlin
Moszkowski
Moir Declares Indifference as City Reorganization Battle Rages
Speculation swirls over Recorder Moir’s veto and possible recall as councils debate amending the reorgan ization ordinance to fund new offices and police posts. Officials warn coal classification issues, tax collection needs, and delayed real estate reclassification amid fire department exams and civil service shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estimates Committee
Oll Board of Assessors
Watson
Scranton
Committee on Rules names three lawyers for U S district court
Judge Arrchbald appoints Major Everett Warren chairman with L Bailey of Harrisburg and La Rue Munson of Williamsport to draft rules for practice in the middle federal district. Warren and Bailey are top district lawyers. Munson is Lycoming County lawyer and Yale law lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Arrchbald
United States District Court
Ihe
Everett Warren
Scranton
L. Bailey
Warrisburg
la Rue Munson
Willamsport
Warren
Bailey
Dauphin County
Me@enson
Lycoming County
Yale
Final rehearsal for Bauer's Thirteenth Regiment band concert
Bauer's Thirteenth Regiment band rehearsed at the Lyceum theater under Professor Bauer with strong performance and new encores. New York baritone Frank Eaton attended and will sing at the matinee, with a free show for St Patrick's Orphan asylum and Sisters of St Cecelia academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Lyceum Theater
Kh. 7. Bauer
Frank Eaton
New York City
Dio Porante
Fauet
Carmen
Eaton
FR. Z. Puler
St. Patrick's Orphan Asylum
Friendless
Sisters of St. Cecelia Academy
Edna Hunt Faces Father at Scranton Hearing
Fourteen year old Edna Hunt stood with her sobbing father John B Hunt at a West Scranton police station hearing before Magistrate Bezaleel Davis. Edna, a central figure in a Saturday freight car arrest near Diamond crossing, refused to testify against her father while declaring she will reform at the Florence mission and plans to be free in two years. The judge discharged John Hunt and Edna was sent back to the mission amid staff uncertainty about her future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hunt
West Scranton
John B. Hunt
West Lackawanna Avenue
Bezaleel Davis
Diamond Crossing
Davis
Hunt
Florence
Tribune
Edna
Truesdale in Scranton for lengthy conference with superintendents
President W H Truesdale of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad, who arrived from New York, held a long in depth session with General Superintendent T B Clarke. They continued the talks past midnight as grievances from various train crew bodies were set to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
New York
T. B. Clarke
Truesdale
Funeral of John T. Mahon at Holy Cross Church
The funeral for the late John T. Mahon was held at his mother's home on Third Street then at Holy Cross Catholic church for a requiem mass. Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery with pallbearers P. W. Costello John P. Mahon M. F Howley Ed O'Brien John Nallin and Michael McNally and flower bearers Edward Doyle Richard Mangan M J Waleh Michael Glaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Mahon
Third Street
Holy Cross Catholic Church
P. W. Costello
John P. Mahon
M. F P. Howley
Ed. O'Brien
John Nallin
Michael McNally
Edward Doyle
Richard Mangan
M. J. Waleh
Michael Glaney
Inspection of Thirteenth Regiment Dates Shift
An order from Adjutant General Stewart is expected in a few days changing the Thirteenth regiment inspection from the first week in May to the first week in June. The shift follows a request by Colonel Watres and Major Millar to allow inspection in the new armory not ready until mid next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Watres
Millar
Man Found Dead In Shanty At Old Forge
Coroner Roberts was informed late last night that a man was found dead in a shanty at Old Forge. He will investigate the case at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Old Forge
Police and Aldermen Hearassault Cases
Berwite was arraigned yesterday on assault and battery. Alderman Kasson discharged him for lack of evidence. William Nevin, of Lloyd Street, was arrested on charges by his wife Sarah and held in bail for court. A libel hearing involving President Johnny Mitchell of the United Ming Works against Richard Little of the Scrantonien is set for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwite
M. Mlarowltehy
Aldermay Kasson
William Nevin
Dig Lloyd Streot
Sarah
King
Conaupport
Alderman Millar
Pres
Dent Johny Mitchell
Laited Ming Works
Richard Little
Scrantonien
Myyou Hussow
Patent Leather Dress Shoes Shown at Mahone Store
New York gentlemen receive tip-top swell footwear at Mahone shoe store located at 828 Luckawonuha Avenue. Cary fitters cater to all comers offering patent leather dress shoes with stylish finish and quality fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cary Fitters
Mahone Shoe Store
Luckawonuha Avenue
Gannon Refuses Enthusiasm Over Release Bill
James Gannon shows little excitement at the legislature passing a bill to free him from prison. A Tribune reporter learned Gannon, age sixty eight, remains indifferent, lounging in the laundry with a cane as talk of release continues. He says he would prefer not to sign and notes he has spent six years and ten months in confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gannon
Janes Gannon
House
Senate
Tribune
Jalil
Gannon
Bines
M'n'val
Eaid Gann
Warden Simpson
Archbald
Cab
Congratulatory Dinner for Judge Archbald at Scranton Club
Tonight the Lackawanna bar hosts a dinner at the Scranton Club in honor of Judge Archbald on his appointment to the Federal bench. Guests include local judges Acheson Bullington Marshal Leonard Congressman Connell Olmstead and former Lieutenant Governor Watres as toastmaster with Major Warren introducing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
R. W. Archbald
Lackawanna Bar
Acheson
United States Eircuit Court
Joseph Bullington
United States District Court
Fred Leonard
Willian Connell
Olmstead
Harevieburg
Tr. A. Watres
Major Everett Warren
Secondhand goods available at Guernsey Hall in Scranton
Bargains on used items start at 10.90 dollars at Guernsey Hall operated by J. W. Guernsey. Located at 014 Washington Avenue Scranton PA, the shop promotes low prices on secondhand goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
J. W. Guernsey
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Lea
Gas rate increase notice from Scranton and Hyde Park companies
The Scranton Gas and Water Company and the Hyde Park Gas Company announce a price change effective April 1. Gas will cost one dollar per thousand cubic feet, with 5 percent discounts on monthly bills under twenty five dollars and 10 percent discounts on bills twenty five dollars and up, provided payment is made by the 20th of the month. Secretary G. D. Hand signs the notice.
Gas Companies Propose Fuel Price Cuts in Scranton Hyde Park
Special notice states that from April 1 the gas price will be one dollar per thousand feet with discounts. Ten percent on bills under twenty five dollars monthly and twenty percent on twenty five dollars and up, provided payment is made by the 20th. A company furnished meter is required. By order of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Crystals
Nay Aug
Hook and Ladgaer
Maces
Hitchcock
Aizelmann
Fulton
Police Sigeon
Nay Ang
Niagara
William Connell
Phoenix
Columbia
Century
Neptune
Pranklin
Liberty
Waghe
Cumberland
Excelsior
Phinney
Calpin
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Hyde Park Gas Company
G. B. Hand
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Brocton
Washington Ave
Davies
Murphy
Lacka
Mary
Anna Lavelle
Prescott Avenue
H. Ia
Macelodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Block
Heary Atherton
Marion Johnson
John Saltry
B. Il. Durkin
Grand Central Hotel
Lawrence
Henry Schwenker
Pittston Avenues
Amelia Hartman
Amelia Blaziar
Kate Terrick
Mamie Levert
Aolinda Smith
Minnie Budenbach
Frances Paul
Theresa Brill
Liggie Sehenech
Lizzie Schuer
Mesers
Adam F. Maus
Fred Fiabling
Williaw Hehling
David Hehling
Haary Mutchman
Heyman Schwenker
Hto Sehillinger
Fred Sehillinger
Edward Leler
Charles
Sthewech
Mrs
Pred Schwenker
Misa Antoinette Manning
Virginia
Corneling Smith
Moritz Moszkowski
Masons Hamlin
Mason and Hamlin
L. B. Powell & Co
Moir
Molr
Lavelle
Public Safety
Clamons
Public Works
Roche
Recorder
Behayer
Select Council
Committee ON Rules
Kiddle
Little Edna Hunt
Geeral
T. E. Clarke
John R. Mahon
Washington
Derby
Keen Valley Age
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
RW. Archbald
Federal
Mo W. Acheson
Loewt
Hom H. M. Holwarde
Elon
J. Kelly
N. Willard
Trom M. BE. McDonald
Connell
Buffington
Elks
Iks
Kelly
G. D
Hand
Central
Pennsylvania
Telephone and Supply CO
Adama Avenue
Patuca
Honduras
Patuca Plantation Co
Dime Bank Building
Clay Avenue
A. N. Kerr
King Miller
Oka Moorway
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
City
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Leeds
Lawn, Timothy
Clover
Hung & Pons
Penn Avenue
Nottingham
Oming Avenue
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