City Notes and Local Incidents Highlight Frothingham Events
The Browns perform Saturday afternoon and evening before a signed audience while Mrs. W. Orr Rabrock of Montrose visits. John Meare installs a basement bicycle rack for wheelmen. Gate conflicts push the Gregorowich Blakpham concert to May, with Prothingham hosting. John McDonald Jr faces court for assault and robbery, held for trial. Train crews receive pay and wages rise on several lines. Tailors plan an evening mass meeting at 7. A drunken incident leads to jail for ten days. A Rosey Mission meeting features speakers Jersey George and Tennie Locke. Harrison Squires pays fines to avoid further action. The Railroad Trainman’s Journal offers a hospital sketch and the Scranton Clearing House report shows weekly totals. A special excursion by the Central Railroad of New Jersey is planned around the Grant Monument notes. Frank Byrne and Newton Kerrick are jailed for drunken behavior after a Dodgetown arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tull
Gas and Water Company
Wyoming Avenue
Peice
Rosey Mission
Jersey George
Tnennie Locke
Wobroken
N. J
Ralroad Youngs Men's Christian Association
Harrison Squires
Tonth Street
Alderman Howe
Kinsley
Squires
Moges Taster Hospital
Maggage Morten
Dylawaere
Lackawatian
Western
H. C. Shafer
Scrinton Clearing Mouser
Funeral of Frederick Deiter
Frederick Deiter died Friday at 68 in an Advanced Age. The funeral for the father of Desk Sergeant Itobert Deiter of the central police precinct was held at 2 PM from his son-in-law John Whalen's Pittston Avenue residence. The service attracted many friends. Deiter was born in Hesse Germany and lived in America since youth, first in Pottsville, Schuylkill County, where he married a woman named Delter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Deiter
Itobert Deiter
Central Police
John Whalen
Pittston Avenue
Delter
Hesse
Germany
America
Pottaville
Schuylkill County
Miss Scott Man Honored with Quiet Scranton Burial
A longtime Scranton resident, nearly twenty five years in the area, known for a quiet disposition, passed away. The funeral yesterday was led by Rev. Mr. North of the Presbyterian church, with interment at Pittston Avenue cemetery. Pallbearers included Peter Eyer, Lewise Swarts, Adam Neuls, Rh. Schieffer, Casper Hardner, and Jacob Demuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Scott
Scranton
Mr. North
Presbyterian Church
Pittston Avenue Cemetery
Peter Eyer
Lewise Swarts
Adam Neuls
Rh. Schieffer
Casper Hardner
Jacob Demuth
Mrs Linen Endows Foreign Missionary Society with 20000
Mrs James A Linen of this city gives twenty thousand dollars to the Presbyterian Foreign Missionary Society. The donation will provide one hundred dollars annually for the society and comes from Mrs Linen a daughter of the late James Blair and a member of Second Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Linen
Foreign Missionary Society
Presbyterian Foreign Missionary Society
James A. Linen
Linen
James Blair
Second Presbyterian Church
Democrats face city engineer and solicitor vote clash
Democrats brace for defeat in tonight's joint council vote for city engineer and city solicitor after a weekend caucus with seven absentees. Republicans keep vote secrecy while hoping to swing two Democrats to overcome the majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanagan
Globe Hotel
Wyoming Avenue
Nealis
Messrs. Grier
Amfe Grath
Common Council
Messrs. McAndrew
Fratie
M. BH. McDonald
FP. Blewitt
Blewitt
Robinson
Grier
Farley
Reublicans
Torrey
Phillips
Select Counel
Comion
Burglar Drops Plunder After Night Attempt
Early yesterday morning at about four o clock Officers Johler and Thomemne on duty in Delaware street spotted a man carrying a large bundle behaving suspiciously. He dropped the bundle and fled but later the same day residents reported a forcible entry and theft. Items recovered included an iron key ring with fruit, jars of fruit, and china dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johler
Thomemne
Cireen Midge
Delaware Street
Thinneyee
Gardner
Dickson Avenue
Amone
Thirteenth Regiment Likely to Join Provisional Brigade
The Thirteenth Regiment anxiously awaits word on selection for a provisional brigade to accompany the dedication of Grant's tomb in New York. General Gabin, commander of the Third Wisconsin, indicated the Thirteenth will be part of any provisional brigade sent to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
Grant
Gabin
New York
Special State Of Oriental Rugs and Carpets Sale
Special sale notice for Oriental rugs and carpets this week. A large collection arrived and will be sold at unequalled prices. Visit Michaellan Dros and Co at LM Washington Ave to see bargains labeled five and 112 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaellan Dros, & Co
Washington Ave
Fale
Arrith
Easter Panels Given Away at Grand Union Tea Co
A local storefront advertises free Easter panels with every purchase this week. The offer is visible in the window of Grand Union Tea Co located on S11 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Union ‘Tea Co
S11
Lackawanna Avenue
Davidow Bros Jewelers Move to Lackawanna Avenue
Davidow Bros Jewelers relocate to 27 Lackawanna Avenue reflecting a street-side expansion. The move places the longtime jeweler in a new storefront to serve customers with updated display windows and extended service hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidow Bros., Jewelers
Lackawanna Avenue
Catholic Total Abstinence Union Convenes in Minooka
The Second District quarterly convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union met in Minooka at St. Joseph's hall. Delegates from Scranton and nearby towns attended as Adgustus A. Loyle and John Tierney outlined August events and addressed issues from temperance to physician prescribing for youth. Judge James F. criticized lax attitudes toward alcohol and noted local Catholic professionals not aligning with the cause. Additional report covers courtroom actions and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Total Abbstinance Union
Beranton Dincore
St. Joseph's Society of
Mineoka
Scranton
Adgustus A. Loyle
John Tierney
Philadelphia
Hauer
Mernes Guude
Hira
Wilker-Barre
Dibeccon Union
Peter F. Metoy
T. W. Barty
Macrotairy
Treasieer
Michael Jennines
Avoen
Werner Inga
Pather
Mathew Fiinwell
Timothy McVoy
St. Josephs
Paufestor FP
A. Quito
Aleo
Tnd
Goseph's
FP. J. Pligeimmons
Verdicts Delivered as Kennedy Traction Case Concludes
In common pleas court on Saturday the jury reached two verdicts in the Kennedy Traction Company case. The jury has not yet reported on other counts as details remain pending from judge C. A. Machelman's courtroom.
Avondale Miners Face Emigration as Mine Closure Looms
A newspaper report notes the Delaware Lackawanna and Western coal firms plan to curtail ops at the Avondale mine, forcing many miners to flee unemployment. Young workers head for the West and South while foreign-born employees return to homeland or seek rail construction jobs. the company begins moving Avondale miles and Diamond mine assets, signaling a mass exodus before any revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Avondale
Tomorrow Night Concert by Charles Gregorowltech
The young Russian violinist Charles Gregorowltech, praised as a world famous virtuoso, performs with the Philharmonic Orchestra under Professor Joachim. He delivers a flawless Beethoven Violin Concerto in D major with rich tone and technical mastery, drawing enthusiastic applause from the audience. Davis Bispham sings with the Berliner Concerts, adding to a notable program celebrated by critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregorowsach
Davis Bispham
Gregorowltech
Berliner Concerthesichte
Charles Gregorowltech
Doachim
Wienlawekh
Phlharmonic Orchestra
Joachim
Mie
Wit
Joschin
Sarneiate
Woman stabbed in arm amid home disturbance
A woman on Purtinva Street in Fijiston was stabbed as a man attacked her with a knife likely intended for her husband. Neighbors heard a disturbance and chased suspects. one man pounced on the woman and wounded her arm, with arrests expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matehford
Purtinva Street
Fijiston
Mires
Nateonford
Hatley Block Remodelling Aims Temporary Sheds
The Hatley block at Wyombs Avenue and Spruce Street begins remodelling to erect three store rooms. A Spruce Street retaining wall is damaged and work proceeds with temporary structures on the corner. The plan keeps the Peer Mhoek unit intact and the northern side unused for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatley
Spruce Street
Local merchants continue business at long-time address
Notice states the business remains at the same stand after twenty-two years and solicits patronage, listing offerings in awnings tents jingles and decorations with Fuhrman & Bro. and John Ross at 307 Bpruce street and 623 Lack'a. ave, including pricing notes on envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuhrman & Bro
Kindergarten Work Showed Wrong Way To Train Disobedient Child
A Saturday night memorial symposium on Kindergarten for the Future Now and Women discussed child trauma and education in the city. Mrs Underwood urged supporting a local appropriation for kindergarten wards while recounting an incident of harsh discipline by a Hungarian mother, highlighting contrasts in training methods and the need for thoughtful moral instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menos
Kindergarten For
A.D. Hotland
Allright
Beranton Free Windergarten
Eithen
Wentlemen
J. A. Priest
Alfred Hand
Bdl. Fuller
Ehila
Holland
Marrishin
Ales Underwood
Mice Oderwood
Kinderrarden
Motiern
Levine
Mies Underwood
Archbald Ridge
Mies Kiull
Mise Melith Bull
Olyphant
Mira Abbott
Carbondale
Mise Cowan
Annie Mose
Mus Rico
Miss Gregors
Merevrenu
Mise Sweerey
Hitshoiek
Seraiten
Elazx
Mipw Mekilokine
Toi
Lackawanna Stone Co Offers Rough and Dressed Stone
The Lackawanna Stone Co prepares rough and dressed stone with blocks a specialty. Estimates cheerfully furnished and prompt delivery guaranteed. Office 41 Lackawanna Ave. Fred J. Widmayer and Paviden Bros. Jewelers moved to 227 Lackawanna Ave. Beecham's Pills advertised to dispel the blues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Stone Co
Lackawanna Are
Fred J. Widmayer
Paviden Bros. Jewelers
Lackawanna Avenue
Sanderson's Pharmacy Low Price Reductions Announced
Sanderson's Pharmacy on Cor in Washington Ave and Epruce St markets low prices on prescriptions with displays of discounted items. The store invites customers to compare prices and be convinced they sell lower than competitors despite reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor
Washington Ave
Epruce
Sawyer's Millinery Show Promises Fashion Fancy
Fragmented notice describes a millinery show with themed hats and fashion items. Readers are invited to see new headwear and accessories, with prices and event details hinted amid garbled text. The piece mentions preparations and potential sales tied to the display and sale of hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue
Hitler
Window Draperies and Curtain Sale Promises Value
Cozy Corners promotes Curtains and Draperies marked to move. The ad touts lace curtains stretchers pillow shams holders easels screens and all window shades as solid value and room filling.
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Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Iackawanna
Eader
Penn Avene
A. B. Warman
City Notes
Frothingham
Audienes
New Yorks City
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Thorndoay
Frank Byrne
Newton Kerrick
Dodgetown
Fog
Byone
Jill
HRA
Mudros
Beonuh — Baal
J. A. Waters
Senator McDonald
B. F. Blewitt
Enginger
P.F
M. T. Howley
Matthew Meno
FEX
A.V
Minooka
National Convention
C. Gallagher
Une
Farview
N. J. McManus
Providence
John Loughran
Minogkas
Metley
Peter Christ
South Side
Hew. TA
Orcs
Gatheral
John Fricker
West Side
TJ. McManus
Green Ridge
F. J. McNally
M. K
Toc. Maloney
J. J. Cullen
Michael McGarry
C. i. Boland
M. J. Indge
M. C. Indae
D. J. Cannypbell
W. J. Ryan
Meloy
Janes F. Judge
Index
Te Fly
Leikawanoa
Wilies-tarry
Hoogaye
Promiery
No Square
Father Mathew
Warman
Bechetman
Ritter Maughos
Watton
Milo
Patrick Kennedy
Scranton Traction Company
A.J. McHugh
Richard Cdelugh
Hoslander and
Alworth
Guaniare Petrenoto
Giovan Beardaniagno
Ferdinand Scardaniagio
Mu Epleton
Alot
William Fichter
Bull's Head
THE
Avondale Miners
D., L. and W. Company
de Fore
Mauve Hith
Weat
Omreierd
Heno
Gregorowitseh
Louis
Trindiey
Tallor
John Ross
Bpruce Street
Lack'a. Ave
Albright Memorial Library
Miss Underwood
Mifs Underrwoold
Ante
Mins Jordin
Miss Frank
Mixe Bantee
Dalton
Beecham
AMTED
Atlantic
Campbells
Ty Bey
Kevin
Andes
Heh Een
Abe Hebereree
Spe OV
M'Garrah & Thomas
Lackawanna Ave
Wierner
Seoth
Alioneli
Preis Phil
Warren-Ehret Company
FAY Ehrets Slag
Scranton, Pa
Anus Hansbergd
Franklin Ave
Maguica
Trevor
Wyoming House
E. M Strong
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St
Jermyn
Sawyer’s
Falay
A. R. Sawyer
Jardineres
Metropolitan China Hall
I. Weichel
Qounitige Woeh, Ave
Meara Mdg
Lohmar Piano
J. W. Guernsey
Watercom
Lngling
Washington Avenue
W. Guernsey
Dunn
Bliter
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