Social grid of visits and nuptials in Wilkes-Barre
Mrs H T Howell of Poiteville and Mrs Landmesser return from a visit to Wilkes-Barre. Mrs Charles Worthman of Chattanooga Tenn and her daughter visit to extend summer with Mrs Knowles at the United States Hotel. Miss Lillian Zurtieh marries William Roy at home with Rev Charles E Robinson officiating. Miss Adele Porter advance agent for the Madame Lane Gene company visits en route to Syracuse and back for Monday performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.T. Howell
Poiteville
Jermyn
Landmesser
Irving
Wilkes-Barre
Knowles
Penn Avenue
Charles Worthman
Chataunooga
Tenn
Adams Avenue
William
Roy
Charles E. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
Adele Porter
Madame Lane Gene
Rathingham
Porter
Syracuse
Alehi
Fire destroys Maning Mill in Nanthooke area
Paul Banal owner of Maning Mill Horned in Nanthooke reports extensive damage to the planing mill. TJ found in boiler room amid jet of shavings. Loss estimated at 82,000 with 3.1Hm insurance. Blank reference to coffee house ad appears in text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maning
Paul Banal
Nanthooke
Jess
Defense Begins Case in Luce Bateman Arson Trial
Attorney Milo J. Wilson testifies first for the defense after the Commonwealth rests in the Luce and Bateman arson case. He details bail attempts and asserts the detectives pressured for a confession while maintaining Luce’s and Bateman’s innocence amid a lengthy cross examination. The defense plans further proof to undermine the Commonwealth case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Milo J. Wilson
Messrs. Luce
Bateman
Mr. Luce
Mra. Kringlesmith
B. Partridge
Lackawanna Avenue
A. C. Fuller
Coar
James Keighton
Wilkes-Barre
Harring & McSweeney
Dew
Major Warren
Luce
Barring & McSweeney
Wilson
Archhbald
McSweeney
Local Trials Highlight Family Feuds and Public Meeting
In Plymouth's court a jury convicts Michael Kamin ski of stealing 37a from Andrew Bobonis. Michael Cosgrove guilty of simple assault on Dr. J. F. Saltry after a prior unpaid bill dispute. Clancy brothers William and James convicted of assault on their father. John acquitted. Public meeting endorses Matthew Stanley Quay for president with Dr. J. W. Houser named alternate. Also reports on theater notices and forthcoming performances in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Hampton
Ary
Martin Kaminski
Andrew Bobonis
North End
Michael Cosgrove
J. F. Saltry
Green Ridge
Jones
Commonwealth
J.C. Manning
Saltry
Cosgrove
Patrick Roach
Thomas W. Evans
Congrove
William
John
James Clancy
Michael Clancy
James
Stanton
John J. Murphy
Clancys
Rue Hampton
Lackawanna Township
Mia
Gerrity
Matthew Stanley Quay
J. W. Houser
Court House
T. H. Watts
Glenburn
Harrisburg
Taylor
Senator Quay
John McCrindle
Moosic
William Morgan
Lackawanna
A. I. Ackerly
Clark's Green
G. Shoemaker
Dalton
James Watkins
Dr. Houser
W. 8. Davis
South Abington
Davis
John Northup
Lester van Campen
Lackawanna County
Minneapolis
Pennsylvania
Peerleva
Prsident
United States
James B. Watkins
Variety at Davis shows Albini Meteors in city debut
Albini s Meteors deliver varied acts led by contortionist Fannie Leslie and performer Howers in comedic clubs. Gertie West sings, Dryden and Page entertain the upper audience, and the Edison troupe provides musical highlights. Si Massen Ben Ali’s acrobats and a horse sketch close the bill. continues this week with matinees. Hood s Sarsaparilla and Hood s Pills advertise. Tribune tomorrow with twelve pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albini
Variety
Davis Theater
Misa Fannie
Leslie
Davis
Howard
St. Clary
Howers
Gertie West
Dryden
Page
Edisons
la Trovatore
Albinoni
Si Massen Ben Ali
Fantasma at the Academy of Music Tonight and Tomorrow
Hanlon Brothers present Fantasma with George H. Adams and Nellie Black as leads. Rose Newhart, Sadie Stephens, Pauline Glidden, and Orle Gerard perform musical selections. A revival of Michael Stroft appears on the Frothingham bill next Saturday after strong success of the Prisoner of Zenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlon Brothers
Academy of Music
George H. Adams
Nellie Black
Rose Newhart
Sadie Stephens
Pauline Glidden
Orle Gerard
Michael Strofot
Frothingham
Silliman Responds to Traction Criticism in Four Page Letter
General Manager Silliman of Scranton Traction addresses criticisms raised by the board's public safety committee. His four page letter counters the committee's allegations and will be read at Monday's board meeting. President Isley had previously issued a public denial from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luce
Thuemann
Howley
Wart Ren
New York
Major Warren
Mr. Luce
Scranton
R. W. Luce & Son
Lackawanna County
Bateman
Dauphin County
Silliman
Scranton Traction Company
Isley
Philadelphia
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Norton
M. Norton
South Main St
Wilkes
Barre
The
Weston Mill Co
Java
Mocy
Aqua Oe Coursen
Schank & Koebler
Spruce Street
Major Everett Warren
M’sweeney
Luce- Uteman
Everett Warren
Warren
New Haven
Conn
Yale College
Daniel McSweeney
Scranton Knitting Company
Behuytkitl County
Offhores
Onco
Commonwealth Building
Bimpson
Central
Deiter
Gunster
the Clancys
Mahedy
Samuel Mahedy
Minooka
Joseph Woelkers
T. V. Powderly
Billy
Belter
John Finbinnick
Wandling
Victor Pario
T. H. Watts Was Chosen
Anak W. Brundage
C. B. Reynolds
H. V. Decker
Greenfield
Louis Johnston
LaPlume
M. ©. Webster
Dd. D. Griffiths
W. L. Anthony
L. Edsell
Wiliam Morgan
Christ Fassoli
Newton
Lester van Camp
Mon Ei Mite Lewis
James BE
Watkins
E. C. Davis
Waverly
Edward Darker
Albert Johson
West Abington
Michael Strogof
William Morris
Michael Strogoff
Carrie Louis
Miss Louis
Mme
Sans Gene
Sardou
Augustus Pitow
Kathryn Kidder
Augustus Cook
Napoleon
Mme. Sans Gene
Hood
Tribune
MR. Silliman
Traction Company
Rogers
Cka. Ay
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Indies
Mkcann
Wyoming Avenue
Wes
P. McRea
Sus
AV Clothiers, Hatters. & Furnishers
Onyx
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Ave
Bole
DR. Shimburg
Mears & Hagen
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