Noted visitors and residents visit Scranton area
Rev Dr James McLeod and wife are in New York. Dr Frey has returned from Philadelphia. Mrs Helen Clark of Northumberland spends days in the city. Miss Sue Kitchen of Nanticoke visits Mrs D S Cobb on Marion Street. Mrs William Kellow moves to New Patt. William Freeman and Clem Marsh depart for a Lehigh fishing trip. Rev J P Moffatt of Washburn Street church spent yesterday in Weatherly. Frederick Paulding and Mrs Dodge of New Rochelle were guests at the Wyoming yesterday. Misses Hannah and Stella Magrann of Binghamton, guests of Miss Lisale Reedy, returned home. John James, western journalist and Salt Lake Crald representative, tours the valley with T J Davies Mus Bac and Prof Haydn Evans. James, active in music and secretary of the Bull Lake eisteddfod, heads the event. his first Lackawanna visit leaves him impressed by the Electric City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLeod
New York
Cc. L. Frey
Philadelphia
Helen T. Clark
Northumberland
City
Suale Kitchen
Nanticoke
Cobb
Marrion Street
William Kellow
Newpat
Uture
William Freeman
Clem Marsh
Lehigh
J. P. Moffatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Weatherly
Frederick Paulding
Mra. J. Paulding Dodge
New Rochelle
N. Y
Wyoming
Hannah
Stella Magrann
Binghamton
Ae Lisale Reedy
Yesterdy
John James
Western Journalist, Now Aveling
Salt Lake Crald
Valley of Black Diamonds
T. J. Davies
Mus
Bac
Haydn Evans
James
Bull Lake
Arson Case on Trial in Court Over Howley Building Fire
The Commonwealth pursues an arson case against John and Luce and W G Bateman in courtroom No 2 before Judge Archbald. Prosecution rests on circumstantial evidence from the Howley building fire on Mulberry Street, with twenty witnesses planned. Evidence includes cotton waste soaked in kerosene oil and gas jets on the second and third floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John & Luce
W. G. Bateman
Archbald
Howley
Temay Sight
Asalaton T
Ant
John M. Harris
John P. Kelley
Joseph O'Brien
The
Commonwealth
Everett Warren
A. J. Colborn, Jr
George 8. Horn
John F. Scrage
J. C. Durbin
Harrisburg
D. G. Miller
Farmer
Covington
Clarence Noack
Madison
Able Storm
Michael Mullen
Scranton
George E. Evans
James P. Normile
Christ Damien
Fred Schuman
Oscar P. Stoll
Dalton
William Geary
Carbondale
Isaac Meade
E. N. Swartz
Kelley
Facta
John J. Howley
Tipetaffa Ritter
Terney
Thomas Norton
Crystal Engine House
Howley Building
J. Newman
Ferber
Mulberry Street
Simpson
O'Brien
Harvey R. Long
Crystal Company
Mr. Long
J. W. George
Chemical Company
Permanent Man
Thos. Conlon
Hook and Ladder Company
A. J. Howley
Howley Bros
Martin Handley
Thirteen Parchments Granted for Local Officials
In Harrisburg the executive department issued yesterday the commissions for thirteen aldermen and justices of the peace elected last February. Recorder of Deeds Charles Houster urges the gentlemen to come forward and receive their parchments marking their official start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Houster
Harrisburg
Heuster
Keith Herbert Concert Promises Notable City Event
The Y M C A Hall hosts a Keith Herbert concert Thursday evening drawing interest beyond local music. Victor Herbert attracts attention as a magnetic figure while Mr Keith earns praise for a refined voice. The program features Sancta Marie and Easter Eve among works by Berveuse, Serenade, MacDowell, and Pepper, with Mr. Herbert accompanying on cello and Mr. Roith noted for a cello obligato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith-Herbert
Taime
Keith
Fcranton
The
Musical Courier
the Waldorf
Faures
Emma Nevada
Noel
Tervals R
Herbert
Senza Tella
Senza Cuna
Gomes
Warum
Grillen
Eee Schuman
Conant
Berveuse
Orate Gee
Herbe
Solomon
Sancta Marie
Roan eKepeny
Excellent Charity Concert at St Thomas College Hall
A stylish audience filled St Thomas College Hall for a Women’s Keeley league event. Mary Dickson and T F Kopff led violin numbers with Pennington duets, Colborn readings, and Park Church quartet solos earning steady encores. Profits support a noble cause as the league plans more such entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’ College Hall
Keeley League
Mary Dickson
T. F. Kopff
J. Alfred Pennington
A. J. Colborn
Him Park Church
Winifred Sullivan
Elsie van Dervoort
Alfred Wooler
Richard Thomas
Miss Dickson
Mr. Kopff
Coming Attractions at the Academy of Music and Theater
Robert Downing and Eugenie Blair lead a Gladiator performance at the Academy of Music next Thursday. Fantasma returns with new tricks and scenery featuring George Adams Rose Newham and Paulie Glidden. Morrs presents Michael Strogoff at Frothingham. Madame Sans Gene in English by Augustus Piton at Frothingham Monday and Tuesday. Sardou style stage craft, Albini Meteors and Arabian acrobats at Davis theater this week. Bijou theater hosts high comedy and acrobatics in Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Downing
Eugenie Blair
Academy of Music
Saumet
Hanlon Brothers
George H. Adams
Rose Newham
Paulie Glidden
The
Academy
Augustus Piton
Frothingham
M. Sardou
Albini
Si Hassen Ben Ali
Davis
Bijou
Binghamton
Quay Candidacy Endorsed At Second District Convention
Delegates chosen to represent the Second legislative district at Harrisburg include A J Colborn Jr and John Scheuer Jr from the South Side with W T Hackett and Jacob Hans as alternates. Resolutions endorse Senator Quay for president and commend Hon A T Connell for his service in the state legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Legislative District
Court House
A. J. Colborn, Jr
John Scheuer
Millar
Seamans
Emil Bonn
Bonn
Seventh Ward
J. A. Wintery
Poust
Ferber
J. H. Hopkins
Poeeen Baumeister
Thah
Edward H. Wenzel
Jacobans
Hleventh
Jacob Ballus
William Nese
Rains
August Schmidt
Ae Bh
Firat
Louis R
T. B. Jackson
William Tripp
Santee
J. House
M. Sixtenth
A. RE. Burdick
Charles Crothamel
W. A
J. John
Seth Bonney
Seventeenth
George A. Highfield
M. J. Andrewa
T. Hackett
G. H. Birdsall
Joseph Speicher
Charles Helm
George Smeidoph
Valentine Hoffman
Matthew Gard
James Shotten
W. T. Hackett
J. F. Baumeister
United States
Matthew Stanley Quay
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Alex. T. Connell
Thia County
South Side
John Scheuer, Jr
Nominaton
Messrs. Colborn
Scheuer
W.T. Hackett
Jacob Hans
Third Legislative District
Pillebury Flour Mill Capacity Reported at 17,000 Barrels Daily
The Pillebury flour mill is reported to have a capacity of 17,000 barrels per day indicating a substantial production capability. No additional context about ownership location or event is provided in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillebury
Third District Primaries Over Mountain Vote Sweep
In the Third Legislative district Watts won all townships above the mountain for delegate to the state convention defeating Willis Reese. Elected delegates include Edward Parker Albert Johnson Anya Decker Samuel Shoemaker from Waverly borough Glenburn John Northrup Newton Henry Van Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Watts
Willis Reese
Waverly
Edward Parker
Albert Johnson
Anya Decker
Samuel Shoemaker
Glenburn
John Northrup
Newton
Henry van Camp
Grieves rearrested after shooting doctor in Spruce street
William H. Grieves the Spruce street tailor who shot Dr J R Newton on a Saturday night March 24 was bailed out by Michael Gibbons of Minooka but was rearrested yesterday by Patrolman James Feeney and held at the station. He will be sent to the county jail today. Dr Newton has nearly recovered from the assault and no bullet extractions are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
A. Taylor
Justo Rodrigeng
Webster Avenue
Patrick Sullivan
Maggie Sullivan
Catherine Sullivan
Thomas W. Jones
Dorothy
Annie Walters
James 8
Drake
Nolle
Samuel Leach
Michael Walsh
William Mulchrone
Our Woman's Paper to be issued May 14 by Tribune
The article announces a new women run publication Our Woman's Paper printed by The Tribune on May 14. Profits will fund a Young Women's Christian Association building. Women participants are already mounting preparations for the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Young Women’s Christian Association
Jewelry Trade Barrage At Sterling Silver Shop
Consoling shoppers with new bar gains and Sterling Silver Shirt Waist Sets once priced at a dollar. Decorated China clocks in Dresden style with movement warrantable, offered at a surprisingly low figure though not yet specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
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M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
South Main St
Wilkes
Barre
Weston Mill Co
Olyphant and
Nickel Plate Road
Ware
John S. Luce
John Sth Howe
Frederick Puller
John J.ar Ace
Twenieth
F. Kellow
Fosstesath
Charles Beers
Jefferson Township
William Williams
E. J. Feeley
N. G. Reed
Ransom Township
Curtis E. Helmes
Jermyn
John McCafferty
Mayfield
J. L. Tinkham
Gould Whitlock
Newton Township
N. I. Bunnell
Mr. Morrs
Michael Strogoff
Quay
A T. Council
Committee ON Resolutions
A Abington
N. & Davis
Milton North Abington
Herbert Bailey
West Abington
Albert Rhodes
Scott
Herbert Newton
Emery Taylor
Bondsman
OUR Woman's Paper
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Fort Wayne
Hood
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Tan Os
Nicam
Wyoming Avenue
Keit
Rexford
Tka
Clothiers, Hetlars
Furishera
A. E. Rogers
Roaihooker
Lackawanna Ave
Shimburg
Mears & Hagen
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