Scranton Visit Highlights From City Visitors
John D. Keater of Philadelphia stopped in the city last evening. Scranton saw A C Crke T Wheaton and Miles Gardner of Factoryville among yesterday's visitors. Attorney R D Stewart Wallace Frick Paul Rosmmelmyer and S McMillan of Carbondais were in town. Rev and Mrs Van Cleft of Quosta NY and Fred M Davenport of Yonkers NY are conference guests of Mr and Mrs John Bonn at 105 Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Keater
A.C. Crke
T. Wheaton
Miles Gardner
Factoryville
Scranton
R. D. Stewart
Wallace Frick
Paul Rosmmelmyer
S McMillan
Carbondais
van Cleft
Qusonta
N. Y
Fred M. Davenport
Yonkers
John Bonn
Mulberry Street
Heavy Snow Delays Travel Across Region
A major snowstorm began Tuesday afternoon and stretched into yesterday. Rail lines faced difficulty yet most trains operated with delays. streetcars were slowed but continued service. In the mountains snowdrifts reached seven to eight feet, crippling one gravity road segment between Carbondale and Honesdale where an early train stalled before being hauled to Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic
Cara
Carbondale
Honesdale
Woa
Thomas E. Shea to star in week at Academy of Music
Thomas E. Shea, noted actor, appears at the Academy of Music for an entire week starting next Monday evening. He will present Escaped from Sing Sing followed by a varied program of comedy drama songs and dances with a skilled company. tickets priced 10 20 and 5 cents for the full engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Shea
Academy of Music
Sing Sing
Shes
License transfer and writs against local firms surge
The court transferred the hotel license of T J O Donnell of the Eighteenth ward to James M Shemeld and partners from New York while Auto Gravure Co and Stettner Lamfert Himes of New York obtained writs against Stereo Relief Manufacturing Co for money due on local work. Marriage licenses were issued to several couples including Joseph D Holt Esmore Loveless Torray Wayne County Peter O Swarts Henrietta Grismer Wilkes Barre Charlen Carroll Alice Ratchford Scranton Anton Schneider Mary Ann Schoumann Scranton. Hanai has returned from New York with a fine lot of carpets rugs and mats on Penn Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. O'Donnell
Eighteenth Ward
James M. sheMeld
Auto Gravure Company
New York
Stettner, Lamfert & cHimes
Willard, Arren & Knapp
Stereo Relief Manufacturing Company
Joseph D. Holt
Esmore Loveless
Torray
Wayne County
Peter O. Swarts
Henrietta C. Grismer
Wilkes-Barre
Charlen Carroll
Alice Ratchford
Scranton
Anton Schneider
Mary Ann Schoumann
Dickson Banjo Club Social and Carroll Wedding Near Scranton
A large crowd attended the Dickson Banjo Guitar and Mandolin club event in Mears hall despite bad weather. The night featured varied musical numbers, a wedding at St Patrick's church for Miss Alle Ratchford and Charles Carroll, and social gatherings by local churches and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson Banjo, Guitar and Mancolin
Mears' Hall
Wheeler & Rodham
Banjo
J. J. Clark
F. E. Shafer
W. Sproule
George Carr
Art Morae
EW. Roderick
Fred Shorts
E.G. Hays
D. Forrest Mayo
F. E Shepinger
Hi Vail
Professor Carr
Antd Land
Miss Lillians
A. Hanmer
Thomas Williams
Philip Warren
St. Patrick’s Church
Mise Allee Ratchford
Charles Carroll
J. B. Whelan
Misa Mary Graham
Frank Carrrol
Black Patt's Concert Delights Large Academy Audience
Madame Sissieretta Jones, famed as the Black Patti, headlined a superb Academy concert last evening despite bad weather. She was encored repeatedly as she delivered top quality arias and outlook for a return engagement grew. Della Thompson's recital of Low Wallace's chariot race drew accolades, while the Vilona sisters on violin and piano won high praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Sissieretta Jones
Black Patti
Madame Jones
Della Thompson
Low Wallace
Vilona Sisters
Williams Given a Hearing on Counterfeit Money Charge
Daniela Williams of the West Side appeared before United States Commissioner Colborn yesterday afternoon charged with passing counterfeit silver dollars. The alleged offense occurred March 1 in hotels owned by John Edwards and M. J. Fahey. Williams claimed to have found coins under a door while repairing a building and distributed them believing them genuine. Several witnesses were examined and the hearing continued until Saturday due to the absence of officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniela Williams
West Side
United States
Colborn
John Edwards
M. J. Fahey
Taylor and Lewis
Philip Peiper
John W. Mair
John Edgardo
Edmond Edymonds
Thomas Williams
United States District Attorney
Hall
Walker
Seaman Case Goes Forward as Non-Suit Motion Contested
In the Henry Collins trial jurors were sworn as Mrs. Martha Seamans sues the Delaware Lackawanna and Western for damages from Deputy Sheriff John Seamans death on February 4, 1891 at a Factoryville crossing. Judge Lynch reserved ruling on a motion for non suit until morning. A separate Salisbury case continued with jury deliberation to follow. A verdict of 95 160 was returned for the defense in Bullim and Brennan suit as others await adjournment for Carbondale Traction damages. The Levi case yielded a verdict for the plaintiff in the amount of 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Levi
Henry Collins
Salisbury
Lynch
Treansal
Martha Seamans
Factoryville
Delaware, Lickawinnn and Western Company
John Seamans
Bn A
Delaware, Lackawatha and Western
Pactoryville
Seamans
Mra Seamans
S. B. Prion
KE. N. Willard
Major Everett Warren
Seaman
Prices
Edwards
A. W. Salisbury Sarees
Jonas Laver
Bullim and Brennan
New York
Peck
Carbondale Traction Company
Wellings
Carbondale
David J. Levi
J. 5. Miller
B S. Lewin
Twenty Fourth Assembly of Women’s Missionary Society Set
The twenty fourth annual assembly of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will be held in this city April 24 and 25. Notables from China India Laos Japan Syria are listed among attendees. Events include praise and prayer services social hour reports addresses and a rally with Ray Knox. Local committees have been named for entertainment printing and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Mes
Wellington White
China
Mia
John Newton
India
W. Dodi
Laos
Bigelow
Ballagh
Japan
Charlotte Brown
Syria
Christian Endeavor Missionary
Ray
W. Knox
Conference of Presbyterian Officers
Mra
W. Kirkpatrick
Haw
A. E Hunt
James Archbald
J. A. Price
Emr Vail
J. E. Close
G. W. B. Allen
George B Blackington
M. R. Kays
D. W. Skellangar
W. H. Freeman
Quakley
E. Fuller
Thomas Watkins
W. H. Buell
Augusta Wricht
T. F Barnard
Tax Collectors Appointed by County Commissioners for 184
County commissioners yesterday completed appointments of state and county tax collectors for the year 184. The list names A Parchbald Borough P A Philbin Bent on Township Tl G Smith Blakely Borough Devic Phillips Carbondale Township Patrick Casey Clifton Township James O Gorre Covington Township R J Fanfield Dickson City Borough William Moses Dunmore Borough C P Savage Elmhurst Borough Samuel Freidbury Patrick McGeever Glenburn Township C S Sherman Gouldsboro Borough J Gardner Greenfield Township J Sickler Jefferson Township G R McLaughlin Jermyn Borough EB A Lane La Plume Borough George Sisson Lehigh Township W M Newell Lackawanna Township James Butler Madison Township Eugene Nonek Mayfield Borough Patrick Brady Newton Township J D Hopkins North Abington Township J Thomas Old Forge Township J George Kelly Olyphant Borough B N Kennedy Ransom Township L Me Closkey Roaring Brook Township Jacob Weaser Scott Township Horton Gardner Spring Brook Township H EB Evans South Abington Township J D Aylesworth Taylor Borough John D Jones Waverly Borough Charles W Hall Winton Borough James J Lawlor Carbondale First Ward E A Wonacott Second William Ulmer Third George F Chamberlin Fourth E A Wonacott Sixth George F Chamberlin Scranton First Ward John D Ryans Second William H McDonnell Giles Decker Morgan W Morgan W Thomas William Egan William Gunlock John M Rose Fred Lo Ward Charles Raynor Theodore Hessinger Edward Frable A E Kiefer David Jones Reeve Powell George Conner M F Andrews Edward Frable Michael Rupp Peacheston and Wovert’s and Ballantine’s Ales are the beat BE J Watsn agent P Wann avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
P. A. Philbin
Benton
Tl. G. Smith
Blakely
Devic (. Phillips
Carbondale
Patrick Casey
Clifton
James O'Gorle
Covington
R. J. Fanfield
Dickson City
William Moses
Dunmore
C. P. Savage
Elmhurst
Samuel Freidbury
D. Hopkins
North Abington
J. Thomas
Old Forge
J. George Kelly
Olyphant
B. N. Kennedy
Ransom
L. Me. Closkey
Roaring Brook
Jacob Weaser
Scott
Horton Gardner
Spring Brook
H. EB. Evans
South Abington
J. D. Aylesworth
Taylor
John D. Jones
Waverly
William Egan
William Gunlock
John M. Rose
Fred Lo Ward
Charles Raynor
Theodore Hessinger
Edward Frable
A. E. Kiefer
David Jones
Reeve ©. Powell
George Conner
M. F. Andrews
Patrick R. Dougher
Mark Cohilau
Michael Rupp
Wedding of William Burns and Margaret Whalen at St John’s Church
Large turnout for a South Scranton wedding as William J Burns of Pittston avenue marries Margaret Whalen of Genet street at St John’s church. Rev Father Moffat officiates. After a breakfast, the couple depart for New York on the vestibule train with hopes for a long, happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
South
Sile
William J Burns
Pittston Avenue
Misa Margaret Whalen
Ganet Street
Misa Nora Cowboy
Cedar Avenue
Father Moffat
Avoca
Genetastrest
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
New York
Atlantic
Barns
South Scranton
Genet Street
Mittetoy Avenue
Lackawanna Bar Banquet Promises Notable Toasts
The Lackawanna Bar Association hosts its annual banquet this evening with Judge H. M. Edwards presiding and Major Everett Warren as toastmaster. Speeches include topics such as Legal Silence and Preparation of Cases, plus a poem and leadership remarks by notable figures. The event highlights Scranton’s business and professional life, with a forthcoming illustrated volume about the city’s industries and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Bar Association
H. M. Edwards
Everett Warren
R. W. Archbald
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Ladium
All Things Musical
Stelle & Seeley
Wyoming Ave
The
Weston Mill Co
Daniel Scotten
Polka
Tobaggo
Garney, Brown & CO
Linden Street
Travel
Court House News Notes
Hanais
Penn Avenue
News OF
West Sue
Scranton ‘Tribune
Jackson Street
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Mesara
Price Howell Heese
Vhoven
Order of United American Mechanics
North Main Avenue
Pennsylvania Order of United American Mechanics
Iwlieu
St. David's Episcopal Church
W. E Teayer
South Main Avenue
William Bevan
Weat Side
Washington
Ballevue
Bevan
Bauer
Band Boys
Christian Endeavor Aocistics
Pittston
F. E Clark
Laiden’ Aid Society
Plymouth Congregational
Black Patt's
Peacheston & Wovert
Ballantine
BE. J. Watsn
P Wanns Avenue
Margaret Whalen
Willian J. Burns
St John's Church
Nora Conboy
P. ©. Connolly
John J. Coyne
Patrick Higgins
Rosa Helreiger
Oscar Helreigel
Henry Sontag
Scranton Traction Company
Helreigel
Antony Cannon
Minooka
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Margaret Gilboy
Michael Gilboy
Bowel Street
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Fr. HH
Ayleworth
Wyoming Avenue
Economy Furniture Company
Thoraday
P. J. Johnson
Court House
Spruce Street
Tribune Office
Harris Jusk
Peo Avenue
Clothiers
Weichel & Millar
A. W. Jurisch
Struce Street
Rey
Huntington's
Home Bakery
Washington Ave
Lacka, Ave
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Bar
Tae Tainusr
Rochester
Horey & Holt Y. M. C. A. Building
Millinery Department
G. Wat. Ourens & Co
Christitan
Lackawanna Ave
Aneesthene
Henwood & Wardell
Duontists
J.G. Seamons
DRS, Henwood & Wardeele
D. G
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