Local Social Notes Highlight Medical Figures and Dinners
J. Manning of Plitts ton visited the city yesterday. Justice Alfred Hand returned from New York and Washington. Dr H F Hellner attended an Inter state Homoeopathic Medical Society meeting in Binghamton. Dr H B Ware returned from SEERA where he joined the society meeting. Dr J W Coolidge hosted Dr Wood of Cleveland at a Hotel Jermyn dinner with guests including Mrs Coolidge and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Manning
Plitston
Alfred Hand
New York
Washington
H. F. Hellner
Homoeopathic Medical
Binghamton
H. B. Ware
Seera Fon
Homoeopat Medical Society
J. W. Coolidge
Wood
Cleveland
Jermyn
Coolld
Br. Ora
C. Mt Gitlin
Ani Mira
FD. Brewster
Local men fined for dumping ashes on railway land
Frank Johnson of Kelly's Patch and Henry Murphy of Mifflin avenue were fined by Alderman Wright for dumping ashes on Jersey Central Company land near Sixth Street. Ben Johnson, a colored garbage man, is named in connection with the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Kelly's Patch
Ben Johnson
Henry Murphy
Mifflin Avenue
Alderman Wright
Jersey Central Company
Sixth Street
Nickel Plate Route Sketches From Buffalo to Chicago
An OCR fragment notes the Nickel Plate Road running from Buffalo to Chicago via Cleveland and mentions individuals Avieb ant der Sp fit Lunn tier James Davies from Marshwood Pennsylvania as part of the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avieb Ant
James Davies
Borh
Marshwood
Buffalo
Chicago
Judge Gunnster Disbarment Hearing Over Letters on Integrity
Attorney Cornelius Smith faces disbarment in Lackawanna county for writing two letters to Judge F W Ganster about fairness and integrity. The second letter, sent March 13, referenced Ira H Burns v Smith. Proceedings show intense debate on whether the letters harmed the court and whether Smith acted with intent to defame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Gunster
Dinbarring Hir
Cornelius Smith
Lackawanna County
F. W. Ganster
Judge Ganster
Court House
Ira H. Burns
Smith
Myron Kasson
Burns
Edwards
Guneter
Gungter
L. P. Wedeman
Price
Rh. C. Newcomb
J. H. Torrey
F. W. Guneter
F. W. Gunster
Archbald
Commonwealth
Archhbald
Mr. Price
Guna
John G. Jennings
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
R. W. Archbald
E. N. Willard
W. J. Kann
Torrey
Emily Bancker Stars In Our Flat Benefit
Emily Bancker appears at the Academy of Music tonight in Our Flat a benefit for the Scranton Athletic club. The comedy portrays life in a fashionable apartment house with humor and a strong undercurrent of interest led by Bancker as the mistress of the flat. The company also features Will Mandeville Philip H. Ryley George W. Parsons and other prominent comedians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Emily Bancker
Scranton Athletic Club
Emily Banecker
Will Mandeville
Philip H. Ryley
Geore W. Parsons
Plunge on Washington Avenue Injures Carriage Rider
J. K. Norvey reports an accident on Washington Avenue when K. Harvey was thrown from his carriage in front of the Mears building after his horse slipped. Harvey suffered a bruised shoulder and a minor cut on the forehead but rode to Chittenden's drug store for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Norvey
Washington Avenue
K. Harvey
Mears
Mr. Harvey
Chittenden’s
Miss Yaw to Sing in Benefit Concert Friday
Miss Ellen Beach Yaw the celebrated young soprano will perform at Frothingham on Friday night May 8 for the benefit of Company B Thirteenth regiment. The notes she reaches from high C through E above high F E mark her as possessing the widest range heard this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Beach Yaw
Frothingham
Company B
Thirteenth Regiment
Miss Yaw
Parades Schedule Set to Avoid Conflict on May 26
Barnum Bailey circus and Knights Templar parade committees met with Mayor Halley and fixed start times. The Knights Templar parade begins at 10 o clock and the circus parade will not start before 11 o clock, preventing any clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Bailey
Cireus
Knights Templar Committee
Halley
Knights Templar
Horse leaps from street car onto hotel porch
A street car horse swerved and jumped onto the front porch of Michael Hannick's hotel, the aged porch buckling under the impact. The animal then disappeared from sight, later found in Hannick's cellar. It was detached from the wagon and led back through the hotel to the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hannick
Hannick
Fine Vocal Entertainment at the YWCA Rooms Last Night
Large audience gathered in the Young Women's Christian Association hall to hear Mrs. Katharine Wilcox pupils perform a charming vocal program. Professor J. M. Chance accompanied. The lineup included Miss Black, Miss Beret, Mr. Dryer, Pia Davia, Mr. Croft, and a male quartet featuring Croft Runyon Dryer and Holcombe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Katharine Wilcox
Croft
Dlack
Messrs
Runyon
Dryer
Holcombe
Five dollar bids on first copy of Woman's paper at event
Mrs J M Gates secretary of the Young Women's Christian association board spoke in Harrisburg at the anniversary event and opened bidding for the first copy of the Woman's paper. Miss Carson to lead the noon meeting today. Alice Bennett paid five dollars in police court after two drunkenness arrests the previous day and was released after a Raymond court hearing. Patrolman Palmer picked her up again on Lackawanna avenue. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills advertised as health tonics and liver helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J. M. Gates
Young Women's Christan Association
Harrisburg
Young Women's Christian Association
Miss Carson
Alice Bennett
Alice
Raymond Court
Lackawanna Avenue
Palmer
Inevitable Quality on Value Driven Buying
The speaker notes that price is not the sole factor in purchasing decisions. They emphasize durability edge wear and matchability as key criteria. Experience-backed guidance aims to help buyers find economical goods for everyday service without sacrificing performance.
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Norton
Scranton
South Main St
Wilkes- Barre
The
Weston Mill Co
Scranton, Olyphant
Carbondale
Garney, Brown & Co., Manufacturers
Spruce Street
A. H. McCollum
Montrose
McCollum
W. D. Coaton
Bar
Mahon
Supreme Court
Hoban
Judge Gunster
Burns-Smith
Mr. Wedeman
Mr. Newcomb
Wedleman
Burne-Smith
Wedeman
Fgainst Smith
Hurna- Smith
Gunater
Philadelphia
Sucks Edwards
Sullivan
Burquehannna
Kasson
Hopkins & Roberts Versua
Arthur Frothingham
Mr. Kasson
Hopkins & Roberts
Guhster
Taylor
Main Street
W. CG. A
Hood
Rexford
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
mmeayaTnPa
Awanis
M’cann’s
Hatter
Wyoming Avenue
Stetson Agency
West
P. M'Grea & CO
Clothiers, Hetters & Furnishers
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Avs
Shimburg
Garner
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