Kicked in the Face Injures Man in Street Accident
John Bel, employed on the blacksmith’s slop of A. W. Hildebrand on Seventh Street, was kicked in the face by Hobinson’s Bay heavy draft horse. He suffered lacerations but no fracture and was taken to his home on Hampton Street after treatment by Dr. L. A. Gibb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bel
A. W. Hildebrand
Seventh Street
KK. Hobinson
Bay’ Heavys
Arijinnt
L. A. Gibb
Hampton Street
Mr. Keller
Mr. Grier
Grier
Zizelman
Strain Mounts as Van Horn Prepares for Death Warrant
The strain on George K. Van Horn grows as he endures a restless night and maintains a cool cheerful front. On Saturday Sheriff Pryor will read the death warrant to him in the courtroom setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
van Horn
George K. van Horn
Obituary notices from South Beranton and Providence
Mrs John Huffman aged 72 dies at 72 Cedar Avenue South Beranton with funeral this afternoon. Joseph Rhoemaker 44 dies at 725 Willow Street South Beranton with funeral announced later. Catharine Staples dies in Providence April 27 aged 9 years with funeral Saturday at 2 PM at the Methodist Church Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopfman
South Beranton
Apri
John Hulfiman
Cedar Avenue
Rbhoemaker
South Geranton
Joweah Rhoemaker
Ape
Willow Street
Staples
Providence
Agril
Catharine Staples
Ghuroh
Gymnasium Exhibition by Youngs Women’s Christian Association
For St Luke’s Parish auditorium last night the Young Women’s Christian Association staged a gymnasium exhibition. Miss Mickle led a carefully directed program using the American system of gymnastics emphasizing safety and graceful, disciplined movements. Children and girls showed skilled drills, with the Maypole and wand routines delighting the audience and ending with a tambourine finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngs Women's Christian Association
St. Luke's Parish
Mickle
Ehronield
Judd
Ls. BL. Powell & Co
OBrien OBrien Nuptials at Fplacanal Residence
Miss Kittlevan of Stine avenue and Joseph OBrien of New York City were married at the Fplacanal residence on Wyoming avenue. Rev. J A OReilly officiated. The bride and attendants wore organza and pink attire. A reception followed at the bride’s mother Mrs Ivan’s home before the couple departed for New York City to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittlevan
Stine Avenue
Joseph Obrien
New York City
Wyoming Avenue
J. A. O'Reilly
Misa Katherine Judes
South Scranton
Teachmend Tuckley
Wilkee-Barre
Brideermold
Beetman
Miss Jude
Annivan
Mit
O'Brien
Yostenlay
Pelek
Delaware, Lackawanna
Brien
iVirien
Wilkes Shiree
Builders' Exchange Backs Telephone Franchise Push
At a Builders' Exchange meeting on Tuesday, members unanimously passed a resolution endorsing the Lackawanna Telephone Company's plan to extend service to the city and vicinity. The exchange urged civic officials to grant the franchise after due consideration, and ordered copies sent to the city council and to the press for publication. The resolution failed to secure the requested privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders' Exchange
Lavckowonna Telephone Company
Dhe
Cornetla
Aek
Gieh Cornell
Pub. Horton
Thuilders
Laudig
Convalescent Home planned by Good Shepherd trustees
Trustees of the Order of the Good Shepherd announce plans to build a convalescent home in Elmhurst funded by public subscriptions. Colonel A G Schoonmaker donates the site, with a cap of $1.00 for building costs and John H Bessell as treasurer. Brother Francis to oversee operations. a meeting is set at Holland's office in the Heard of Trade Building at 10 oclock Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Good Shepherd
Elm Hurst
A. G. Schoonmaker
John H. Bessell
Francis
A. D. Holland
Samuel Hines
Thonts Sprague
Charles DuPont Hreek
ED FL Southworth
Eugene Ham
Charles Fraser
John J
Mexger
Delaware
Liackawanna and Western Paynmaster
Holland
Heard of Trade
Norning
Lackawanna Telephone Ordinance Dead and Bond Rejected
In a tense Lackawanna common council session the telephone ordinance was killed after a postponement motion failed. The council refused patchwork asphalt repairs and declined A A Vosburg’s bond for city solicitor amid heated disputes over procedure and future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Vosburg
Keillor
A. A. Vosburg
Union
Calpin
Tewkesbury
Grier
Intpin
Zivelman
Streets and Bridges
Scranton Telephone Company
Keller
S. FE. Wayland
Lackawanna Company
M. V. Morrin
Wos Flynn
George KR. Clark
A. A. Vosbute
Wesburg
Torrey
Mandamus
Counel
Vorburg
Howell
City approves paving contracts and new street measures
The council adopted resolutions awarding Girard Construction a paving contract for North Main and Providence Road portions and Meary & Flynn for Sundergon Avenue. New ordinances authorize street paving on multiple avenues, a fire hydrant installation, a Gamewell Fire Alarm license and fee, and funding for Nay Ave park improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard Construction Company
North Main Avenue
Providence Road
Meary & Flynn
Sundergon Avenue
Griffiths
Prading Rehee Avenue
Pettebone
Ewelland Street
Garfield Avenua
Wenzel
Lackhownant Avenue
Jack Honsthent
Watkine
Fock Street
Bouth Main Avesnu
Edwardscourt
Lugerne
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Law Library
J. L. Connell
Connell Building
Washburn Guitars
Molly
Wooler
Miss Beamish
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Ave
Scranton
KEM
ODAKS
H. B. Ware
Wiltine
Mio
Abi
Thomas O'Neil
Bunday Syfoel
Bible Olin
Usta
Dhoni
Mobert
AL Deadlers
Cyote Bavstead
Matos John Thee
Joseph
Brumford
Wyoming
van Bergen
Vaan
Bernas
Weenin Ave
Lot
Mont Kuotessfal
Abel Clihtv Cole
Nellie Curran
Tre Atructor
Marty T. Tosi
F. Robinson
Pock Meer
John Reif
St. Luke’s Parish
O’brien-Ryan
Builders’ Exchange
Lackawinna Company
Sweet Charity
Robinson's Sons
Ayer
Zizelman Slpe
Wilkus- Barre
People’s Company
Lavkawatna Company
Arcidince
M. V. Morris
Coleman
Lackawanna Telephone Ordinance
B. Robinson's Sons' Bock Beer
Pocono
FE. Robinson's Sons’ Bock Beer
Ife
Clemons, Ferber & O'Malley Co
Willar & Peck
Lackawanna Avenue
Thos Kelly's Stor28
Francita Avenue
RTS
Gore
S&c
Bor
Mother Hubbard
Zic
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