Notable Visitors and Ills Reported in Scranton Docket
A flurry of arrivals and illnesses marks Scranton society as Oneida PF A Page and A J Mahon of Bellevue suffer serious illness. Notables in town include G B Ford of Wilkes-Barre and T P Ryder from the Wilkes-Barre Record. Several visitors from Brooklyn Oxford Pottsville and Chicago are noted, alongside Mrs Leah Heath delivering an art lecture at Col H M M’s Clay Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Mahon
Bellevue
G. B. Ford
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Snonder
Binghamton
T. P. Ryder
Montrose
Thin City
E. P. Mitchell
Ash Street
Carbondale
P. Ho McAndrews
Lackaw Warne Hospital
Philadelphia
D. J. Doncan
Pred Sharwood
G. E Williams
D. A. Mangan
William Sheridan
Pittston
Lara Smith
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lilly Drake
Oxford
William K. Call
Ninth Street
Leah Heath
H. MM
Clayavenon
Gslowha A. Grover
Glenwowl
Huaquehanna County
Aebington
Jennie Kenney
Potteville
Isa Laas A. Shields
Wilke Barre
Aronné Smith
Willkea-Serre
Harry Loam
Shamokin
Labor Day Parade and Celebration Planned in City
A Labor Day events program outlines a grand parade at 1 PM starting at Inden and Washington, passing Mulberry Penn Spruce Franklin Lackwanna Eighth to South Waanington, ending at Central Park garden for a concluding ceremony. James Wood, W H Stanton, and D J Campbell deliver addresses. EB G Worden will marshal with J C Atkinson as chief of staff and union aides from Painters Typographical unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park Garden
James Wood
Binghamton
W. H. Stanton
D. J. Campbell
EB. G. Worden
Carpenters’ Union 718
Marshal
bin Aida
J.C. Atkinson
Painters’ Union
J. J.morgan
M. Flaherty
Typo
Inden
Washington
Mulberry
Penn
Spruce
Franklin
Lackwanna
Eighth
Adama
South Waanington
Canal Park Garden
Transit Timetable Changes For South Side and Greenwood
Commencing Monday April 00 changes to streetcar times affect South Side and Greenwood Taylor routes. Luzerne Street car leaves Wyoming venue at 5 400 am and runs every forty minutes to p m with last car at 10 40 pm. Taylor cars start 6 10 pm with forty minute intervals to 4 0 pm then 9 40 and 0 last car. South Side and Greenwood first car leaves Franklin arétive 6 00 am every twenty minutes to 2 40 pm then 0 20 10 46 and 11 05. First car wenwood 6 20 am every forty minutes to 6 20 pm then 9 20 and 9 45 last car Nay Aug Falls 7 00 pm 7 90 6 00 and twenty minutes to 9 0 pm then 0 0 9 80 10 00 and 10 40 Inat car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Greenwood Taylor
Mzerne Street
Washburn
Scotland
Ay Aug
Luzerne
Wyoming
Taylor
Greenwood
Franklin
Wenwood
Nay Aug Falls
Fire and deaths touch Scranton community notes
A fire at the home of Stephen Flanaghan started by children playing with matches burned a door frame and carpet but was quickly extinguished. Bellevue resident Mrs Jane Davis died after months of illness, aged 16, with funeral and interment planned. Republican committee in Lackawanna county to name a day for a legislative nominating convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Flanaghan
Jane Davis
Republican Committee of the
First Legislative District
Mra
Jane Davia
Bellevue
Walesa
Davis
Washburo Street
Bow Si
Fifteenth
Laterne
Franklin and Crambia
Flanaghan Chillren
W. G. Daniels
South Maina Aveiur
Paureeua
Mab-He-Kon
Salvation Army
Halpin
Harrisburg
Gwilym Williame
Republican
Mise Gwladge
Jobo Malion
Jonge
Thomas F. Mallen
North Sumer Arent
Mies
Anna Morgan
Keystone Academy
Bill, Morgan
North Main Avenue
David Anthony
North Rebecca Avenue
California
Anthony
Aue Thomas
Ellwood
India
Timothy Jones
Morris Court
Adele Davies
Wilkes-Harre
Hugh Davies
South Lincoln Avenue
Charles Hughes
New York City
D.C Hughes
Wasdburn Street
Republican Committee
Lackawanna County
Clark
South Mainavenue
Pear
Alvord
Fred Alvord
Luzerne Street
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
A. W. Cooper
Forest Hill Cemetery
Thomas Monahan
Keiser Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
Father McNally
Hyde Park Catholic
Dominick McLaughlin
Thomas Judge
Martin Devers
Mike Brown
Thomas Molheri
James Hart
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
Mira Mattie Nailin
Telephone Exchange
Seriously
River Street
James Davenport
Shamookin
Brooketree AF
Dowd
Greenwood
Bloometurg
Anli Oreat
William Connell Howe Company
Mike Board of Trade
Michinel
Frey
Ebort
Ieee
Denleary
Cedar Avenue
Judge Ed wards Imposes Six Year Sentence in Manslaughter Case
Judge Edwards sentences Joseph Judge after a manslaughter conviction for killing Joseph Tomaliins. While defense counsel-ex Judge Stanton argued for mercy, the judge noted the full trial and an intelligent jury verdict but considered circumstances of that night and the prisoner being alone to imposing a medium term. The punishment includes a $100 fine, prosecution costs, and six years at the eastern penitentiary in separate and solitary confinement. Artin McNally pleads guilty to robbing John Frantz and is fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Joseph Judge
Joseph Tomaliins
Stanton
Edwarda
Eastern
Artin McNally
John Frantz
Acquitted Man Patrick McGuire Ordered Confined for Insanity
The court ruled Patrick McGuire, acquitted on insanity grounds for the shooting of Thomas Hughes, be confined in the insane department of the Scranton poor district hillside farm and kept in strict custody at county expense until legally discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McGuire
Thomas Hughes
Edwards
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson to install two monster hoisting engines
The Delaware and Hudson plans to place two 32 ton compound hoisting engines in the Marvine shaft. The engines weigh 32 tons, cost 20000 dollars, and will lift loaded cars from Clark vein to surface 400 feet away in seven seconds, using Corliss cut-off slide valves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Company
Marvine
Clark Vein
Father Whitty
Total Abstinence Union
Hell
Wilkes-Harre
Whittya
Providence
Berry
Tne le Wan
Sixth Cavalry
United States Army
John J. McGutrern
New York
Iluttie Thomas
East Market Street
Pregent
Grace Hendrickson
Charlotte Carwardine
Annie Reese
Maggie Lewis
Lizzie Evans
Maggie Ca
Scranton Trade Notes and Local Advertisements
A vintage Scranton edition describes a forthcoming book project with photogravure views of the city landscape and notable residences. The piece mentions Scranton businesses, carpet cleaning rates, and local services offered by the Scranton Commercial Association as well as a public notice about patient confidentiality and physician advertising practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheranton
Scranton
Enthusiastic Ward Meeting Pushes Fast Progress on Sewers
A Friday night gathering in Dr Manley's hall drew Twentieth ward residents and South Side leaders including Councilmen Connell and Lattle. They backed speedy sewer plans and discussed costs and routes as wards on the South Side prepare to share labor and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Lattle
Era
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Washington Ave
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