Personal notices and social returns in Meawkherry and Lafayette
The record lists a flurry of names linked to a visit from New York and following gatherings. It notes JLandline and Mire Paulie Kent connected to Lafacette relatives and a party with Berititan friends, plus a local Jefferson avenue home visit. A list of attendees and vehicles is included, with multiple women named and social mentions across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Paulie Kent
Lafacette Siees
Vinitinas
Meawkherry N.Y
Mise Mogi
Peanesilile
Iie
Plake
Prosecution Week Sets Liquor License Cases in Wilkes-Barre
The article notes a batch of liquor license prosecutions scheduled for the week ahead and adds that thirty-two cases will be heard the following week with W. H. Traver of Wilkes-Barre serving as the prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Traver
Wilkes-Barre
Elks Social Session Tonight Bids Big Event
The Scranton Lodge 12 hosts a grand Elks social in Wilkes-Barre honoring lodge No. 1 with a poetry and literary program. Speakers include William Jennings Bryan and others. A parade routes through Lackawanna and Wyoming avenues ends at the hall for a baronet gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Jonge No. 12
Filks
Honer
Wilkes-Barre
Henke
William Jennings Bryan
John Garman
Ton
John B Barrett
Frank Wheaton
George Perris
Wilkes Barre
Lackawanna
Spruce
Washington
Mulberry
Tenn
Linden
Wyoming
Penn
Franklin
Hall
Bryan to Visit Wilkes-Barre for Armory Address
Local democracy leaders prepare for William J. Bryan visit with a reception at Wilkes-Barre and a parade route via Taickhiwinna avenue to the armory. After his address at the armory he attends a hotel reception and the Hiks’ social session before departing Tuesday noon for Allentown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Wilkes
Marve
James G. Halley
F. W. Gunster
Edward Merrifield
Roland
M. AJ Metliniey
J. Robinson
Herman Osthaus
Charles AH
Bchadt
J. Campbell
J. L
Avora
Elbe
Hryen
Armory
Jormisa
Hiks
Ir. Bryan
Tines
Locomotive Strikes Man Near Lackawanna Depot
A man named Fritz narrowly escapes death after being struck by a locomotive on the Delaware Lackawanna line near Westero vard. He was conveyed to Lackawanna hospital with only minor injuries and raised concerns about his seating cashes. He lives at Clark's Fame unit and may have been considered for the company hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Frit
Delaware
Lackawanna
Prite
Henoe
Clark
Fame Unit
Tve
Medes Taylor Hospital
Avoca Youth John Mackey Arrested After Alley Chase
John Mackey a youth from Avoca stole a silver-backed hand glass and comb from Fra Dean on Center Street. Officer Jack Tierney pursued through alleys, caught him with Alexander Major, and Mackey was jailed in default of bail with a letter of information sent to his mother by the alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mackey
Mackey
Fra Dean
Millar
Jack Tierney
Tierney
Alexander Major
Verdict for the Kellys against Scranton Traction
The jury found for the plaintiffs Thomas T H and Elizabeth Kelly with $100 for the husband and $845 for the wife, Mrs Nelly, after a Stone avenue car suddenly started up injuring her and causing permanent injuries and an alleged child birth. This was the second trial after the first jury failed to agree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas TH
Elizabeth Kelly
Scranson Traction Company
Saturney
Nelly
Stone Avenue
Veal Conflict Erupts at Suravitz & Winkelstein Market
A brief violent incident occurred at the Suravitz and Winkelstein meat market after Food Inspector Cullen seized five carloads of veal. The firm resisted and cut possession of the veal before it was sent to the crematory. Warrants for the firm's arrest are expected to be issued. The veal was claimed to be feroon sale and owned by an Elmhurst man named Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suravitz & Winkelstein
Penn Avenue
Cullen
Feroon
Elmhurst
Jordan
Sabbath Fight Leads to Seven Arrests in Belevin Quarter
Police quelled a Sunday brawl in a Belovin foreign quarter with seven arrests after a rowdy gathering at a Seventh Street boarding house. Officers pursued suspects, capturing Lewski, Morwerwok, Bkulach, and two others, while two others fled through a second-story window. A warrant led to the arrest of another man and the location of a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beflovin
Mra
Seventh Street
Scranton Street
Frank Smith
van Beelish
Aldernyty
Kele
Warranota Iee
Karkus
Precor Lewski
Mike Morwerwok
Joe Bkulach
Dergyiveht
Ofeor
Sneoty Melme
Tee Pontihkl
Onother
Aloerman Kelly
Presbytery of Lackawanna Holds Spring Meeting
The Presbytery of Lackawanna gathers this week at the Firestone Presbyterian Church for its spring meeting. It opens with a sermon by the retiring moderator this evening, with a public meeting Tuesday night and morning prayer sessions Tuesday and Wednesday. Business sessions run through the days, and the final session is expected Wednesday afternoon or evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery of
Lackawanna
Firesidge Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Hagen Impolite Arrest During Delaware Train Incident
Mugene Hagen a 22 year old factory worker from Car Bendodo was arrested by Detective Crippen after a blow in the face during a drunken disturbance on a train in Spore day evening. He paid a $3 fine imposed by Mayor Bailey in yesterday's pollen court.
Alleged Fraud Case Ties to Western Union Employee
Warner claimed employment with the Western Union company and aided Jalil in a fraud case against De Conmerthen. He allegedly received payment for board for himself and his wife last February. Palmer, an accomplice, was arrested after warrants issued. Warner was arraigned and committed for failure to post bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiham
Rich) Warner
Weatern Unilin
Jain Jalil
Conmerthen
Sao Ia
Pave Bis Lindlads
Lixsle Palmer
Warner
Mere
Talmer
Aldsymon Millar
Wall
Youth Falls in River Found on Lackawan Avenue
Patrolman Beland found 16 year old Valer lying by Lackawan avenue at daylight Saturday morning after he reported falling into the river. Brown identified him as a resident of Foot Farm and Mayor Bailey discharged him in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valer
Lower Lackawanna Avenue
Beland
Brown
Wae
Foot Farm
Bailey
Terrible death of Nicholls at Susquehanna Owl Co mine
James Nicholls, 50, assistant fire boss, fell head first down a ninety foot shaft at the Susquehanna Owl Company in Nanticoke while laying ladders. He died instantly, leaving a wife and four children. David Eynon and Gomer Jones heard the crash and found his mangled remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nicholls
Susquehanna Owl Company
Nanticoke
Nicholls
David Eynon
Gomer Jones
Nichelle
Will of the late Waller Dawson heirs named in detail
The will of the late Waller Dawson provisions extensive distributions to relatives and friends. It names his brother Henry F. Dawson, sister Miss Mary Annothimd, niece Miss Jessie Jones, and nieces and nephews with specific stock shares, bonds, and real estate. Executors named are Mrs Jessie F.H. Jones and Mr Frederick Boldry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry FH. Dawson
Take Shore
Michigan Southam Hallway
Coneony
New Yorks
Mitts
Mary
Syracuse Railroad Company
New York
Nathogal Bank
Scranton
Aonle Rumbold
Mira der Sl’ Joes
Wenidks
New York, Lackawannak
Western Allway
Maine Volte
Maeris Ad Resex Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Delaware
Lavkawanna
Landis
Frederick Doldrs
Royd Company
Baltimore
James Dold
Robert Pealdey
Vei O
Markham
Willie
Norfolk
Maghind
Lake Shore
Gerd Michigiaas Southern
Fienry Hi
Dawson
Jessie Jones
England
Henry Deve
London
Jessie FP. Jones
Axebury Park Cemetery
Jessie Fh
Jones
Frederick Boldry
Ech
Symphony Concert at Lyceum Tonight With Noted Baritone
The eighth Symphony concert will be at the Lyceum this evening. Fifty four performers form the orchestra under conductor Theo Hemberger. Special guest Max Heinrich, America's leading baritone, will sing with works by Wagner Schumann and others. Frederick Wide mayer returns for a grand violin concerto, a pupil of Hemberger. The program lists pieces by Moore Wagner and others including a violin concerto in minor.Arthur Foote and selections complete the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Orchesirn
Lyceum
Iilvance Salir
Bente
Bornntei
Aimee
Wil Iimure
Max Heinrich
America
Schantentanys
Frederick Widemayer
Hune Sitt
Widmayer
Theodore Hemberger
Jon
Joseph Musiin
Dr. Adilate
JL Menuet
Allegra Bygtituso
Prane Suhuturt
Krl King
Robert Schumann
Moomlieht
Thos, Moore
Mr Gopdoller
Grenadiers
Tino Siti
Theo. Hembergerl
Albero AppHeetonala
Andaduinne
Alberetio Behermanda
Alfvesl
Marehat
Richard Wagner
C.cccceselar
Eve Amy Horrowk
Arthur Foote
Dona Lee Bean
Pierrot
Pheeretie
Jim Judge to Open Opera Cafe in Scranton
Welterweight boxer Jim Judge takes over the Opera cafe at 120 Spruce Street, formerly Scheidels. He becomes owner after a transfer delayed by legal requirements and plans to run it as a headquarters for the sporting fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Opera Cafe
Jim Judge
Scheidels
Spruce Street
Judge
John Drawn Wrecked Man Found Missing Coat
A wrecked man named John Drawn was missing a coat and his body found with wetness from his feet up, reported after a drowning incident. Local authorities investigated the circumstances of the man’s disappearance and the retrieval of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Hibernians Prepare for State Convention Plans
Committees in charge of arrangements for the Ancient Order of Hibernians state convention met yesterday at St Thomas College hall to report progress. Reports were encouraging and promise a big event. The programme will be kept confidential until completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Bt. ‘Thomas’ College
Prints Boxes and Tubs Cheapest Beer Prices
Advertises prints, boxes, and tubs with beer priced at 25c, 24c, and 23c per pound. Claims best goods for lowest prices.
Step-Mother First in His Affections in Divorce Hearing
A 14-year-old boy testifies against his father in a divorce case for cruel and barbarous treatment of his stepmother Jennie Looman. Witnesses describe repeated drunken assaults and a razor threat. James F Looman is accused, with John Schreiber corroborating the abuse. Proceedings occurred before Judge Gun ter in Steubenville with the couple’s move from Wet Virginia to Ohio and later Cedar Avenue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunter
Abeisant
Mra
Jennie Loomiun
Hiuslend
James F. Looman
South Ride
Von
John Schreiber
Loomans
Altred Lowinn
Leeman
Virginia
Stubenville
Ohio
Wen
King
Cedar Avenue
Joncer
Teft
Elinharet
Looman
Cver
Marines
Burke
Wheart
Police News Arrests Highlight Street Disorder
Police report two men arrested after disturbances Saturday morning. Al Morrison of Goullistioya faced drunkenness charges while Frank Ryan was sent to jail for obscene behavior and insulting pedestrians on a city street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Morrison
Goullistioya
Muwar Tiaifoy
Frank Ryan
Book Auction at 127 Sprree Street This Afternoon
Auction begins this afternoon at 2 50 with limited time for a few days. Miscellaneous stock from standard authors offered. Albert Harris and Steam Heating and Plumbing firm M T Morley listed at 231 Wyoming Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprree Street
Loree
Albert Harris
Acs
Doneeer
PLP
M.T. Mowley
Wyoming Ove
Stock of colored planes with varied prices offered
A seller advertises a large stock of planes in all colors and prices. The note mentions LT, bee sides, HMagé lion Brothers, Mills, Whit, implying multiple brands or sellers in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Brothers, Mills
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton's
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Warman
Perrybros
Wyoming Ave
Mr. S. R. Perry
Driggs & Ludwig Pisnos
Columbian Detective Agency
Crime Bank Building
Scranton, PA
Philo
Victor Koch
Sereuton Diame
Baran
Itentuches
Phito Kk
Huber, A c
Lon
Neuroteta
Annis Cushman
IFC. CO
Clinton Place
New York City
Chas McMullen & CO
The
Traders National Bank Brig
Hest
Erty
James Landline
Foote
Owleit Greermee
Dra Weerin
Heey
Thomas A. Flannet
Tipime & Khan Herp
Margaint Amvioughtlin
Ins
Pontine
Swati
Jefferson Avenue
Willert
Afr
Wo Baer
Mise Grace Low
Ruth Haneley
May Hwhanchord
Miiziletgate
Helen Wilcox
Maryatt
Elinabeth Christy
Sie Bohloger
Edith tChildrige
Joaste Peck
Kathryn Mra
Alice Burns
Maude BR. May
Clara Woolrum
Pith Archbald
Mercaretha Koehler
Elizahoit Porte
Lela Steel
Conduce Wiatean
Gertrude Oursen
May Logan
Michel Shepherd
May Haslam
Wathrynn Steel
Marw Gearhart
Anva Ruse
Anon Merrinoun
Hertude Beckwith
Attia W. Clark
Mabel Frits
Criminal Court Today
Edwards
Arehlall
N.awarts
Norristown
Superior Court
Reoi
Fist Two
Iives
Mre
J. M. Wiliams
Mra Nel- Me
Palmer
Elvil
Fife
Wome
ELKS
Annona
Allentown
Uritz
AVOCA
Ilo
Hunning
Kellys
Traction Company
Upen
Meat Firm
Presbytery's
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Hagen
Gavein D
HW. Brakenan
Warter
Jalil
Fle
Lnte
Waller Dawson
Delo Wor
Ackowninn
Wester
Wille Rock
Pell
Hibernians
Coursen's
E. G
Coursen
Jounte Looman
J. FP. Loomans
Hill Mer
York
Clarke Bros
Police News
Iron and Steel
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St. Opp
Motel
Jermyn
Kerr & Co
Ingrain
Brussels
Lacka. Ave
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing CO
Meridian Streetscranton
Vartiab
Liyer
Japan
Sluingle Eail
Raynolds
Knox Lake
Snow
Solitier
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Ney
Ainge
Michmond
Wilkes- Barre
Tom
Olid Instruments
George H. Ives
Wet Market Suree
Wilkes-Barea
Barbour's Home Credit House
Pines
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