Arbitration witnesses in Langetaff Nelly election contest list
Witnesses examined include Carbondale figures W J Miusilion T C McMillan George Benton Jacob Mitel KK G Wickman Thomas J Simons GB KR Wickwire Thomas Bevan G YM Van Gorder Frank Vanderford M J Bailey Homer Mutehias Michael Nelson George PD Davin Matthew Markle Joseph Herbert Cyalton Singer Henry Zweig FP A Meuay H Paul EK C Potter Lackawinna township Richard M Holleran Kiethy Leydan John J Coyne Scranton names Nicholas Theodre Sureth Rees Iv ans William Crosby Charles M Griffin Thomas Philips J J Walker Joseph Tosey J J Edwards Morgan Watkins Daniel Jermyn Jala Demark C Phoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langetaff-Nelly
Carbondale
W. J. Miusilion
T. C. McMillan
George Benton
Jacob Mitel
KK. G. Wickman
Thomas J. Simons
GB. KR. Wickwire
Thomas Bevan
G. YM. van Gorder
Frank Vanderford
M. J. Bailey
Homer Mutehias
Michaael Nelson
George PD. Davin
Matthew Markle
Joseph
Attorneys and executives sign on to newly secured positions
The record lists Harriet Broome with Thaiin Walker and Fred Gray with Berinton Dairy as securing roles, plus several others including John Ulin, Joseph Lewis, and Casey Bros. FL in various offices and companies. Enrollees this month include Evra Ripple Jr, Frank Clarke, Frank Crale, and Louis Epstein among many. Those seeking the special offer urged to act soon to obtain the Violiny with Best gates from Finn Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ies
Harriet Broome
Thaiin & Walker
Fred Gray
Berinton Dairy Company
John (Ulin
Casey Bros. FL
Susquehanna
Norman Crawford
Briar Creek
Clayton Fesley
Bunbury
Carroll McHenry
Stillwater
T. T. Hicks
Orangeville
Reception to Soldiers by Poconos Tribe No 24
The Poconos Tribe No 24 Improved Order of Red Men held a reception at Blatter's hall honoring Thirteenth Regiment veterans from Company H. Attendees included Captain John W. Kambeck and nine others. Private Cramer was absent as he joined the regular artillery in Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatter's Hall
John W. Kambeck
Daeoob Kelner
Gene Isescher
Pert Kellow
Charles Keller
David Davie
Foward Conley
Charles I Zeidler
John Cranmer
Cramer
Manila
Sachem James P. Rchaffer
A. A. Ayres
Peckyilie
Saqwiyore
Pennsylvania
Wee
Kargbeck
Oleteict
John T. Howe
Rel
Do T. Williams
Harry Mitcher
W.C. Biott
Agnes Callahoan
Teresa Loftus
Thirteenth Regiment
William
Ned
Penn Sylvania Volunteers
Parraeten
John W. Warter
J. W. Waleters
Aldermanic Hearings Display Local Theft and License Charges
Diver Davies and wife Elizabeth Davies of 31 North Main faced two charges before Alderman Millar, larceny and selling liquor without a license, with bail set at $600 and $500 respectively. Joseph Domillek, from the flats, held on $290 bail for obtaining goods on false pretenses over a $10 suit, while Margaret Dimler, recently released, had larceny of a coat alleged by Alice Conlin. Dimler was discharged after testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diver Davies
Elizabeth Davies
North Main Avenue
Millar
Martha Lewis
Weet Scranton
Mike Lewis
Davies
Joseph Domilleky
Th. Josepheon
Pennevenne
Iast
Margaret Dimler
Jill
Hiowe
Aliee Conlin
Margaret
Aliee
Miss Dimler
Superintendent Fitz Gibbon Inspects Lines North of Beranton
On a tour of inspection, John M. Fitz Gibbon of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western reports progress and plans after returning from the northern lines. He will confer in New York with President Truesdale on forthcoming changes and innovations. Drafting department expansion is planned as Scranton centralizes drawings from other shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Fitz Gibbon
Motive Power and Machinery Department
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Beranton
New York
Truesdale
Tribune
Fitz Gibbon
Scranton
De Oro to Play Keogh in Rematch Challenge
Negotiations continue for a return bout between De Oro and Keogh after a stellar stretch of performances. Scores across three nights show De Oro leading 145 to 0, 192 to -, and 200 to 232 before final totals of 600 to 515 in De Oro's favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keogh
Tie Ory
Beranton
de Oro
Rey
Lawyers Hint at Supreme Court Appeal in Contempt Case
John Stibens conferred with Attorneys S H Purns and H W Palmer yesterday. The discussions hinted he may appeal the contempt proceedings to the United States Supreme Court after a possible transfer to Wilkes-Darcre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stibens
S. H. Purns
Wilkes-Darcre
H.W. Palmer
United States Supreme Court
Gorson’s Hats Advertise Deep Stock on Lackawanna Ave
Finn and Phillips promote the largest stock of millinery and trimmed hats with low prices, offering goods comparable to wholesale buyers. Located at 410 Lackawanna Avenue, the notice markets savings for customers seeking fine millinery and trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorson's
Lackawanna Avenue
Imported Bock Beer On Orikught At Zenke's
A fragment notes a stock of imported Bock beer on draught at Zenke's located at 219 Penn age mile. It mentions smoke and a cigar in an informal local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenke's
Unsigned note offers guaranted cures and refunds
An unsigned statement from individuals in Dunmore and Scranton Pennsylvania promises to remove a debt on a bottle of Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. signature lines include Bon and UG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore
John P
Street Repairs Demand Public Attention After Mayor Veto
The fifteen day limit for the mayoral veto of the arphatt repair appropriation expires, raising questions on legality and paving the path for debate on repairs by contract or by the city. A table lists bids for the repair work, showing yardage, counts, and annual totals under each bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
City Asphalt Repair Costs and Plans Face Scrutiny
A report compares average repair costs per square yard across cities under long term contracts, noting New York and Buffalo figures, while Scranton and Wilkes-Barre contemplate a portable repair plant. Harrisburg observers warn city funds may be insufficient for needed equipment, delaying action.
Coursen's Java Coffee Offers Limited Time Deals
An OCR readout advertises Coursen's Java coffee with multiple blends and prices for sugar and granulated options. It promotes a limited time introduction offer, claiming savings versus refiners' prices and claims customers can buy anywhere at lower costs.
City Eyes Long Term Street Repair Contract
Citizens seek a five to ten year deal with Sephalt to handle all repairs, mirroring contracts in Scranton and other cities. The plan promises substantial savings, with the city paying for repairs as needed and facing heavy damages if accidents occur. Opponents of the Barber contract may propose a faster cheaper alternative, but public opinion favors immediate, decisive improvements to the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sephalt
Scranton
Mont
Cornelia Deride
Truesdale Visits City After Midnight Arrival
W. W. Truesdale, president of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western, arrived in the city at midnight and checked into Hotel Jer Myn for the night. He is said to meet with Superintendent Fitvalbbons to discuss the lands inspection tour and to clear up a clash of authority among company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Jermyn
Fitvalbbons
Scranton Baseball Aims Set As Swift Buys Roster
Manager Swift announces arrival of Hela Pitcher Scultz and several contracted players from Louisville and other cities. Key positions filled include ONeill Hughes Hedeon Keenan Stultz Risley Allen Dillon OConnor and McMihon Stokes Wheeler Dougherty Gilbert Knoll Kagan Lippert Finnen with Gilbert uncertain due to Auburn claims. Spring practice begins Monday ahead of April 27 league opener and exhibition games slated in Scranton Utica and Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Hela
Scultz
Louisville
Hedeon
Allen
Stultz
O'Neill
Outielder Knoll
Phoebra
O’neill
Hughes
Keenan
Risley
Dillon
O'Connor
McMihon
Stokes
Wheeler
Dougherty
Gilbert
Knoll
Kagan
Lippert
Finnen
Auburn
New York State
Scranton
Gilbert Je Vard
Philadelphia
Beranton
Pattrson
Stroudsburg Normal School
Wyoming Seminary
Wilkes-Barre
Utica
N.Y
Doings of the Police Report Edits and Exits
Grace Jewell discharged by Mayor Moir after admitting intent to leave the city. Patrolman Perry detains Andrew Trainchfield sleeping in a box car. both released. Martin Grace held for drunken abuse. revolver found. fined to avoid jail. Mrs Alan Powell arrested on Center Street warrant for being an inmate of a divorce spa. warrant issued by Alderman Millar’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Jewell
Mifflin Avenue
Moir
Perry
Jewell
Andrew Trainchfield
Martin Grace
Tatrolman Perry
Lackawanna Avenue
Atttiin
Alan Powell
Providence
Westenlay
Alderman Millar
Davis
Firemen Parade Date Change Face in Council Action
The firemen parade date may move from September to May amid council debate. Mayor Moir blocked the change as an improper alteration of an ordinance, but the firemen’s committee and common council approved the resolution to change the date, with Mayor Maly expected to sign. Meanwhile the general committee reported strong volunteer support for the fair with 260-plus ladies aiding booths and district divisions in North End West Side Central City and South Side. A band will play nightly and a Saturday program will add entertainment. The Heat and Power Co offered gratis electrical service and decoration materials for the armory, and Whitehead Mon supplied a full-sized American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select
Common Comeo
Maly
Moir
Common Council
Ase
North End
West Side
Central City
South Site
C. P. Mrequivey
Eliminating Heat and Power Company
Whitehead & Mon
Newark
N. J
Record Promises Large Attendance at High School Prom
The report forecasts a record high prom attendance next year at the town high school. Current enrollment stands at 646 with 40 Grammar A pupils in the close exam for promotion and superintendent Howell notes all are in good standing and likely to pass. Last year 885 Grammar A pupils were admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
MEN'S MEETING AT LYCEUM
The Lyceum for men nears its end as organizers reserve their best speaker Dr. W. Ti. Harelaw pastor of West Pittston Presbyterian Church to close the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Mnagement
W. Ti. Harelaw
West Pittston
Gold Fillings Sale Sparks Market Hype
An ad touts gold fillings as absolitely pure with a claim of low prices around 75 cents. The fragment hints at a sales pitch for dental products or novelty items with exaggerated assurances.
Pain Gat Rheumatism Remedy Endorsed by Local Couple
Local letter from W J Cuyler of Red Creek New York praises Chimborkdu's Pain Gat as a splendid rheumatism remedy and useful for household use. The note appears in a small town Herald advertisement with other merchants promoting hats and straw styles at Gerron’s millinery on 41% Teackawanna Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
W. J. Cuyler
Red Creek
N. Y
Cuyler
W. G. Pippin
Midlier
Ted
Matthews Eros Wholesale and Retail Agente
Gerron'a Millinery
Teackawanna Ave. Roe
Dr Harshaw to Speak at Mission on Eighty sixth Street
Dr Harshaw will address an important pastoral charge on Eighty sixth Street in New York City. The Scranton association convention noted his eloquence and memorable address. The association orchestra directed by J M Chance will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighty-sixth
New York City
Harshaw
Scranton
Association Orchestra
J. M. Chance
Pardons Board Delays Meeting Over Van Horn Case
The board of pardons postpones its scheduled meeting to April 25. The decision on the George K. Van Horn case originally due next Wednesday will be issued after the delay, with the execution date set for May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Pardons
Board of Pardonas
George K. van Horn
van Horn
Ocean Passage Arrivals Include Multiple Ships to New York
The item lists several ships arriving or aboard passages with routes via Antwerp Rotterdam Naples Genoa and Liverpool to New York. Notable entries mention the Augu ste Victoria from Cherbourg to Hamburg and the Pretoria and Licania arrivals with New York and Liverpool associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dautweh
Flushing
la Bretuene
iMavre
Biatendim
Rotterdam
Uate
Naples
Genoa
Etruria
Liverpool
Follly
Puneed
Friesland
Antwerp
Tenehy
Bynes Gam
Nomadie
Southampton
Auguste Victoria
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Pretoria
New Yorks
Queenstown
Licania
Campaniy
Local Shop Promises Special Treats for Readers
Clumsy notes list teachers receiving favors and cyclists seeking Cleopatra Jtengo in Almond Cream. The quirky itemization mentions new hits carried by the shop and brands like Las Finn and Phillips, hinting at a mixed, unsigned advertisement.
Snowball Cle Cov and Lane's in 120 Spruce Street Toast
Reading reflects a jumble of club names and offerings with Lane's at 120 Spruce Street featuring cigars and wines. Mentions include Rough Riders and Finest wines, plus a reference to Smoke The Poconob¢ in a fragmented historical listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Koome
Oo Rough Riders
Finn & Phillips
Lane's
Spruce Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton’s
M. Norton
Main St
Andina Rand Nda Dd
the Griffin Art Studio
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Dairy CO
Adams Avenue
A. A. Lindabury
Altellam
Boon
Connell Building
Chas. McMullen & Co
Traders’ National Bank
P. J. Reap
Penn Avenue
Lindes Street
Windsor
Keeley
Keerley Institute
Madison Ave
United States
Lacka. Ave
A. EB. Warman
Scranton Business College
Best Gates
Red Men
Violins and Violin Outfite
Povons Fe
THE
People For Action
Searnaaees
Abel
Telsb
Buegueseuges S
Fidward PP. North
Fuffalo
Minneapolis
Harrisburg
Cowden
Lynch
John F. Kerpeer
Twcaptive
Ptus and
Toole
Comectia
Coursen
Groan
Gran
Suger Log
Java
Eugay
Ibe Couraen
Yba Courden
MR. Truesdale
Louisville, Ky
W. R. Harshaw of
Pittston
Duvalte
Cyeclistes
Cleopatra
Las Finn & Phillips
Clarke Bros
Felton
Penn Ave
Bell & Skinner
Jermyn Building
Tha Richart & Sanderson Oil Co
TIONA
Capoude
Lacka
DR. Barrett
Barrett Tiliding
Adelahad
Gering
Matthews Bros
John T. Porter
W.W. Watson
Frank L. Phillips
Hand & Payne
Souxte
Knox Mats
London
Spruce St
Commonwealth Bldg
Way Mike
Doland
Climax
Wyoming
H Bouquet
Shor! & Kiggins
Lackawanna Ave
Maloney Oil Ang Manufacturing CO
Meridian Sires
Sovavina
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