Local and Regional Travel Notes and Appointments
Chariton D C plans expedition attendance as Governor Stone's staff. Mier Risto Cleese, a teacher, is temporarily unable to teach due to a fever bout. Swisher, passenger agent, and Weles, freight agent, spent yesterday in New York. Major Monte Barnard and Mrs Letelle Woodward are noted in society circles with a date at the end of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mier Risto Cleese
Alinta Pre Maiore
Pittahure
Swisher
Chatriel
Central
New Demes
Dolin
Weles
Ontario and Woretern
New York
Corde
Monte Barnard
Wilkie Biri
Letelle Woodward
Marclay Woolwand
Miladelphia
Martial Waa
Titan
Il Thineide Coal and Iron Company
Uthe
Wetterminea
Wiikiet-Marre
Wyoming Conference Annual Session Opens at Waverly
The Wyoming conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church begins a week long annual session in Waverly New York with Wirhop Merrill presiding and Rev J B Sweet serving as secretary The program includes Missionary Society anniversary lectures by Dean Wright a semi centennial observance for the society and ordination of deacons and elders on Sunday A Twenty Century Movement service and redistricting discussions are planned with a ministerial appointment announced soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Confternee
Ehirel
Wieverly
XN. Y
Wirhop Merrill
J. B. Sweet
Oneonta
N. Y
the Missionary Society
Stephen L. Baldwin
New York
Dean Wright
Listenston
Preachers’ Aid
Ehop Merrill
Small-pox Reaches North Scranton In First Outbreak
North Scranton reports its first small-pox case of the present outbreak. Mrs. Thomas Griffiths of 427 Meadow Avenue is diagnosed, with her young husband at her side. Lieutenant Palmer orders strict quarantine on the residence and police enforce it from last night. Beney Hospital notes improving prognosis for Mrs. Griffiths though Mrs. Tries faces serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Screnton
Thomas Griffiths
Meadowvenee
Palmer
North Scranton
GS Wclock
Grifith
Emer
Beney Hospital
Twies
Jenkins and McLeod Eye United States Wrestling Title Fight
Promoter President Connelly aims to stage a $1,000 purse match between Big Tour Jenkins and Dan S McLeod for the U S championship during the Scranton Blevole play period. Ticket price set at 5, with 200 likely buyers. Other details include arrangement of subsistence and formal challenge pending acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Dan S. Mcleod
United States
Scranton
Unitry
Dave
Persident Connelly
Gatas Oo
Securitg
Comiains
Jenkaos
Holy Voice
McLeod
Coroner Rules Out Foul Play in Levitski Death
Coroner Baltty announced that Jessup farmer Chalo Levitski died from a broken neck after an accidental fall in his home. Investigators found no evidence of foul play or pushing downstairs, and a formal inquest was planned. Levitski, 28, was reportedly exploring in the valley when the accident occurred near 240 o'clock. Local saloonkeeper Martin Sobeleskey and Betlon academy were noted in surrounding remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltty
Chalo Levitski
Jessup
Levitski
Martin Sobeleskey
Investi- Betlon
Deviteki
Past Commanders Meet Plans May 3 Visit
Members of the Knights of Malta chapter in Scranton announce to Republicans in Lackawanna County that Charles F. Wagner will seek the county commissioner post pending Republican primaries. The meeting at Anthracite commandery discussed inviting grand commandery officers for the past commanders degree, aiming for the year’s grand event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Malta
Knights of Maaita
Anthracite Commandery
Ociuciacy
Lackawanna County
Charles F. Wagner
Board delays three new schools plan amid ward disputes
At a long meeting the Board of Control referred the plan to erect three new eight room schools this year to the building committee. Debates over Nos. 11 and 11 in ward history and the Ninth ward building prompted shifting amendments and a vote to defer construction. The panel also addressed No. 39 work dispute, teacher pay, and school closing dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Building Committee
John Gibbons
Hia
P. J. Langan
Gibbons
No. IL
No. 8
Sime
Jayne
Fileventh
W. J. Welsh
Ninth Ward
Barker
E. BE. Evans
EB. H. Davis
Dunmore Lumber Company
No. 39
Howie
Board For Settlement
Distriet
Lackawanna Township
Pc Walsh
D. J. Wieedy
Timacy
Central Examining Bound
New York
K. E. Evans
Hie Wieh
Ife
Jennings
Tarker
Board Hears Health Warning and School Assembly Move
A communication from Dr W E B Allen urges delaying entry for all pupils on both sides of 400 Diock Franklin Avenue due to smallpox fears. President Gibbons notes limited space in the Weatherell School auditorium and moves the high and trading committee to secure a more suitable venue for commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Allen
Bureau of Health
Franklin Avenue
Gibbons
Weikh School
Prisoners Escape From Park Work Crew
Two short term inmates Matrick Burke aged 44 Hallroad Avenue and Charles McHugh of Dumore escaped from guards at Nay Aug park during a work detail. Burke served sixty days for drunkenness and disorderly conduct while McHugh faced six months on vagrancy charges. About fifty prisoners worked the southern park end under Thomas Jones when the pair fled toward the Roaring Brook bridge near the old rolling mill and disappeared into South Scranton as police scan for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linde Street
Taylor Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Court House
Nay Aug Park
Linden Street
Roaring Brook
Mattes Street
Comegys
Connell Bulldlog
Matrick Burke
Hallroad Avenue
Charles McHugh
Dumnore
Lvke
McFlugh
Thomas Jones
Jones
Burke
McHugh
Scranton
Haan Opens Large Modern Livery and Boarding Stable
Peter N. Haan has opened a large livery and boarding stable at 1413-15 Mulberry Street offering boarding for horses and carriages, extensive teaming and dray services, and a well furnished two story carriage house with a 30 horse stable. The facility boasts concrete floors, sanitary stalls, ample light and ventilation, and a display of luxury carriages with modern amenities. The business is already thriving after only a few days of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter N. Haan
Mulberry Sttreet
Haan
Hann
Mr. Honn
Nurses Home Benefit at Hahnemann Hospital Sale and Show
The event features a Friday sale of fancy and useful items at the Bicycle Club to aid the Nurses' Home project for Hahnemann Hospital. An evening program includes Miss Frederici, a New York impersonator, with harpist Master Finelli of the Metropolitan Opera. Tickets are on sale at Sanderson's drug store and J. D. Willis' Lack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahnemann Hospital
Bicycle Club
Miss Frederici
New York
Willl
Finelli
Metropolitan Opera Company
Madame Butterfly
Nell
Sanderson
J. D. Willis
Milliner Miss LeVay at Hotel Jermyn Today
Miss LeVay the noted milliner will be at Hotel Jermyn today presenting spring styles and modest Bivles. Ladies invited. An Elmioa business man laments substitutions for coffee and warns against sour COPO as a substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss LeVay
Hotel Jermyn
Spring
Elmioa
Doctor Gutee Relocates Office to Residence in Madison Mulberry Corner
Dr L M Gutee has moved his office to his residence at the corner of Madison Avenue and Mulberry Street. The change places his practice within his home, details indicate a permanent relocation for patient visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Arowdhwad
Binghamton
N. C
Mundas
Wiliam S&s Mellin
Hun Avenue
Mist Kita BK. Lewis
PT. Bawls
Flontvilly
Fara WM
Mipple
Opening of New Addition at Connolly and Wallace Store
Connolly and Wallace expand their Connell Building dry goods and ladies wear store on North Washington Avenue. The new addition increases floor space to 28 000 square feet across basement ground and part of second floor with enlarged dress goods, silks, muslin underwear, cloaks and suits rooms, and a pneumatic cash system. A future ladies tailoring department is planned on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell Building
Washington Avenue
Connolly & Willeetow
Connell
Aize
Sige
Connolly & Wallace
New York
Hurlbut
Hurlhut
Huber How
Paine's Celery Compound Credited With Restoring Health
Dr Phelps medicine touted as a miraculous cure for a broad range of ailments including rheumatic and digestive disorders. A testimonial from R J Patterson of Sheridanville Pennsylvania claims Paine's Celery Compound cured insomnia fatigue and restored appetite and vigor after other remedies failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Phelps
Paine
R. J. Patterson
Sheridanville
Mr. Patterson
Organ Concert at Elm Park Church This Evening
Elm Park church hosts an organ recital this evening featuring J Alfred Pennington with contralto Lenore Thompson. Admission is a silver offering. Also noted is Dr Ferdinand J Heider with chiropody services at Office Hotel Jermyn Barber Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park Church
J. Alfred Pennington
Lenore Thompson
Ferdinand J. Heider
Jermyn
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Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Carter Building
Adams Avenue
THE
Baby Bazaar
Nettleton
Washington Ave
Mulbery Street
Superior Cartain Laundering
Ackawanwna the
Aundry
Peon Avenue
Fersonal
Musi
Ward
Uae
Dae & Conservatory
Beter
Fenton
Yl. Vic
Juno
Alfred Penn
Chariton, D. C
Governor Stone
Charlet Tobincot
Menaten Studler
Sut York
Kroll Selilinpit
Vittor Kon
Vek
A. It
Gould
Malewoml Aml
Toulay
Wyoming
Waverly, N. Y
North
Jenkins VS
M'Leod
Casimir Levitski
Gibbons Objected
Shakespeare
Henry J. O'Malley
Air. Jennings
John Bhirris
T Hat
Hilary
John A. Phillips
Patrick Burke
Hotel
E. G. Coursen
Lackawanna Avenue
Cloak and Suit Room
USC
Spruce Street
Paine’s
Marseilles
Meldrum
Wyoming Ave
Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Masury
House Paints
Cramer-Wells Co
John
Boyle
Lackawanna Ave
Dickson
Olyphant
Oselzya, Motley
Rochester
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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