Local Resident Visitors and Social Events Highlight City News
Personal notes list F. P. Pulter from thacu and Thomas Mitchell of Yonkers visiting relatives. Miss Kirk of Chicago visits Miss Aliee Matthews, while Miss Nelile Bolton of Honesdale visits Miss Carrie Price on Spruce Street. James Hink Jr of Princeton spends master vacation with parents. Mrs Hendrick of Hoboken hosts Mrs Richard Kelley of Lackawanna Avenue. J H Phelps, druggist, returns from New York Philadelphia and Boston. W J Torrey of Yale visits parents with classmate Mr Metcalf. Mrs W Kingsbury entertains Mr and Mrs G C Darling ton of Brooklyn. Thomas R Jones and Elisabeth Griffiths wed by Alderman Wright. Reception for Rev Me Hauser, retiring GERMAN METHODIAL church pastor. Miss Effie Lewis returns to Wilson College after Easter. Miss Marie Campbell of Harrisburg returns with sister Milas Julia after Easter. Miss Gearhart of Monroe Avenue hosts dancing party for Wells College classmates. About fifty guests attend. Anthony Howells, U S consul at Cardiff, departs for Ohio on two months’ visit, after days with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Pulter
Thacu
Thomas Mitchell
Yonkers
Miss Kirk
Chicago
Aliee Matthews
Nelile Bolton
Honesdale
Carrie-Price
Spruce Street
James Hink, Jr
Princeton
J. H. Phelps
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
W. J. Torrey
Yale
Metcalf
W. Kingsbury
Monroe Avenue
G. C. Darlington
Brooklyn
N. Y
Thomas R. Jones
Elisabeth Griffiths
Alderman Wright
Me. Hauser
Wella College
Miaves Mullen
Anthony Howells
United States
Cardiff
Ohio
Governor Hastings to Attend Allatoona Benefit in Scranton
Governor Daniel Hastings and staff will visit Scranton on Monday April 2 to attend the opening performance of Allatoona for the armory fund. The Thirteenth Regiment will escort the governor from the hotel with orders issued by Regimental HQ. A later notice lists assembly and escort details at 4 15 and 4 25 p.m. with Lt Col Mattes in command. Freeman Jeweler promotes his Spruce Street store and One Price system. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil touts deafness cures. The Tribune Hindery offers book binding from volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Fr. Hastings
Scranton
Beranton City Guard
Daniel H. Hastings
C. C. Mattes
Henry A. Coursen
Millar
Freeman
Spruce Street
Hotel Jermyn
Rosa Murder Trial Continues With Circumstantial Evidence
The trial of Leonardo Rosa for the murder of Vito Louisso continued before Judge Edwards. Testimony described a circumstantial case with witnesses from the Nicotera household and Italian community. A detective who obtained a confession reportedly left the city, while District Attorney Jones said the detective would likely testify shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonardo Rosa
Vito Louisso
Edwards
Tribune
Rosa
Commonwealth
Jones
Amelia Noll
Augustine Noll
Eastern Penitentiary
Joseph Pricnane
Dunmore
Fairland
John A. Kelley
James Coullean
John Taylor
Francis O'Hara
O'Hara
Mary Corbo
Roga
Louissa
Wuse
Morisini
Aga
Scranton Beats Pottsville 8 to 3 in Scranton Victory
Scranton topped Pottsville's State league team 8 to 3 as Brown pitched until the sixth and W J Johnson relieved. Pottsville left nine on base to Scranton's eight, with Scranton committing more errors but compiling more hits in a lower attendance game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pottsville
Scrantons
Brown
W. J. Johnson
Anthracite Operators to Convene in New York Meeting
The Anthracite Coal Operators association plans its annual meeting in the Waldorf Hotel New York with a banquet at 1 30 pm and an election of officers President William Connell will preside The group will consider mutual fire insurance for coal properties and address the Reading company's demand for 21 percent output Harris refuses arbitration and aims to prove an 80 percent share Scranton Lackawanna operators will attend in large numbers list of expected local participants includes J N Rice Jermyn J M McClure W T Smith and others
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Anthracite Coal Operators’ Association
Waldorf
New York
Scranton
William Connell
W. T. Smith
Reading Company
Heceiver Harris
Harris
Lackawanna
Lackawanna Valley
Dr. J. N. Rice
Blue Ridge Coal Company
BR. J. Matthews
Austin Coal Company
T. HM. Watkins
Babylon Coal Company
T. C. von Storch
Blue Hidge Coal Company
Willam Connell
Langcliff Coal Company
W. G. Parke
Mt. Lookout Coal Company
EB. P. Kingsbury
Moosic Mountain Coal Company
W. W. Watson
Mt. Jessup Coal Company
W. L. Connell
Enterprise Coal Company
EB. J. Sturges
New York and Scranton Coal Company
E. L. Fuller
Old Forge Coal Company
C. M. Sanderson
Pancoast Coal Company
J. ®. Richards
Riverside Coal Company
T. BE. Jones
Raymond Coal Company
Sterrick Creek Coal Company
B Bennett
Pittston
Butler Mine Company
A. Cake
Clear Spring Coal Company
H. H. Ashley
Plymouth
Parish Coal Company
Local Theaters Feature Charles Dickson and Daring Productions
Tomorrow evening Charles Dickson appears at the Academy of Music in Ineng with The Sault Cellar as curtain raiser. The Excelsior Athletic club holds its annual tournament at Frothingham with top amateur boxing and union entrants. Paul Dresser and company present A Green Goods Man at the Academy Friday night. Edwina the dancer headlines with a NY green goods swindle theme. Miss Anna Dickinson lectures Friday at Frothingham on Jeanne D Arc. John Drew stars Saturday at the Academy in The Butterflies with the original NY cast. Scranton amateurs stage Al latoona at Frothingham April 22 to 27 for armory funds. The White Crook company returns to Davis theatre for the last three days of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickson
Academy of Music
Ineng
Dickson
Excelsior Athletic Club
Frothingham
American Amateur Athletic Union
Paul Dresser
Edwina
New York City
Anna Dickinson
Jeanne D'Arc
John Drew
Henry Guy Carleton
Palmer's Theater
New York
Maud Adams
Anna Belmont
Olive Berkeley
Virginia Buchanan
Harry Harwood
Lewis Baker
Arthur Byron
Leslie Allen
Frank Lamb
White Crook
Davis
Announcement Sparks Recall of Popular Patron Favorite
A bold notice underscores a large majority of patrons recalling a past impression and states that the bare announcement suffices to convey the message. The wording emphasizes the lasting impact and the sufficiency of the simple proclamation.
Dress rehearsals and meetings at Central Republican club
A dress rehearsal is planned at the Frothingham Inn tonight at 7 sharp and another at the Frothingham at 6 am Thursday April 18. Larry Ketrick will perform comedies and introduce imitations with Kingsbury procuring costumes for Lie drama. The Ladies committee report strong sales of Uckots while General Day and General Sherman associations are noted. A convention of Young Women will be held in Pittsburgh with sessions starting Thursday featuring Dr J Q A Henry. Beranton delegation includes Mise Holonih Dercon and Miss Tomkinson as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
Larry Ketrick
Kh. F. Kingsbury Ta
New York
Ketrick
Kingsbury
General Day
Shermin'a
Kenesaw
Central Republican Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Piltaburm
J. Q. A. Henry
San Francisco
G. C. Stebbing
Beranton Delegaton
Mise Holonih Dercon
Miss Tomkinson
Association of
Pittsburg
Local lighting shop sells variety of lamps and shades
Broken finishes and onyx cylinder lamps with silk shade offered at 4.50 dollars each. The store features a wide selection including lamps in many styles and colors, with hundreds of options available for customers.
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Snow
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Weston Mill Co
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Court House Square
Nest
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Tribune Hindery
City
Judge Ward
Dominick Pace
Morleint
Pace
Louisse
Ward
Mount Vernon
Nicotera
Leopold Nicotera
Vito Louisse
Willow Street
Laurevo
Laureso
Frank Williams
Italy
Amelia Nelll
Lauisso
Vito Laulese
Corprr
Howards
Clemons
Mra
Mary Rosa
Joseph Rosa
Josu
John Boyer
Emma Boyer
Costae
A.D. Sayers
M. H. Hatch
Archbald
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Hatch
Bayers
Georgetown
Scranton Tribune
Washington
Altman
MecCreerey
Basle
McCreerey
Brooks
Payne
Wil- Name
Murphy
Gunster
Guneter
Retirst
Baltimore
Turnquest
Wash Ave
Stewart's Art Store
Wyoming Avenue
Washington ‘Avenue
Pam
Sweeney
Lark
Whitehead
House
Johnson
Rodgers
Totuls Pottsv
Stanhope
Smith
Ita
Elia
Wabus
Icsies
Ccceiaes
Pottaville Uwwaerred
Pottaville
Clark
Gadergon
Gaithey
Harley
Michiecseess
Ed Mahoney
Sullivan
Foeneer
Carmody
McCarthy
G. Mahoney
McGrath
McCreery
Prince
Bradley
Rf Gunster
Buston
Otto
Saseus
William
Oy von Altman
Wilson
Deiia
Senenenee
MecUrath
Mahoney
Plitcher
Gunater
Sneeden
Williams
Rexford
Lackawanwa Ave
Praits
Allatoona
Trib Une Printing Department
Martin&delany
Third National Bank OF Scranton
Geo. H. Catlin
William H. Pech
Cagbler
George H. Catlin
Alfred Ond
James Archbeld
Henry Relin, Jr
William T. Smith
Luther Keller
Safe Deposit Vaults OF the
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Trust & Safe Deposit No
Lackawanna Ave
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Schank's
Lackawann
Lacka
Jefferson Aves
B. Priestley &0
Gilbert
Faust
Geat
DENT
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Bonent & Son
Stultz & Bauer
Clothiers
Hursday
Stege
New York Dramatic Mirror
Hurald
Vetera
New York Mail and Express
Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs
Protiingham
Fale
Powell's Music Store
the Frothingham
Jeanne D’arg
Academy OF Musicaturday
MR. John Drew
Ee Thearer
Charles Frohman
Davis’ Theater
Nton
Uus
Indies
J. E. Toole
Killarney and the Rhine
John L. Hangi
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Obey
Sapolio
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Elmira
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
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