Providence Clergyman and Local Residents Return Home
Rev. George E. Guild of Providence departed for New York yesterday. Mr and Mrs Dolph Atherton and their son came back from Wilkes Barree yesterday. Mr and Mrs F E Nettleton returned from their winter Florida home and now reside at Green Ridge Victor Koch travels to New York for the silver wedding of his three brothers, all wed twenty five years ago on the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Guild
Providence
New York
Dolph Atherton and Son
Wilkes-Barre
F. E. Nettleton
Florida
Green Ridge
Victor Koch
Drifton Man Injured In Olyphant Streetcar Incident
Thomas Hyland of Drifton Luzerne county and two Providence men visited friends in Olyphant. While boarding a streetcar about 420 PM they mounted the platform. Hyland says the motorman activated power, dragging him about thirty yards. His face was bruised the eye swollen and head cut. Friends reported the conductor refused to stop the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hyland
Drifton
Luzerne County
Providence
Olyphant
Hyland
Meetings of Ministers Discuss Pastoral Papers
Reports from Baptist and Presbyterian pastors meetings describe Rev T J Collins on biblical authenticity and Isaiah in its latter portion, Roy L Logan on the churchs role in African American evangelization and education, and Rev A F Chaffee addressing China and Confucianism with praise from colleagues. Delays warned, Hood's Sarsaparilla ad appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Collins
Baptist Pastors’ Union
Collins
Roy
C. Logan
D.D
Presbyterian Church
America
Dr. Logan
Death of Colonel T. D. Lewin Prominent Guard Leader
Colonel Thomas D. Lewin a Civil War veteran and long time National Guard officer died after a five year illness at his home on Main Avenue and Putnam Street. Born 1846 in Wales he moved to America as an infant and served in Company F Forty eighth Pennsylvania volunteers. He held command roles during the Scranton riots and later served in the Pennsylvania Legislature. He conducted the Lewis drug store for nearly a quarter century. Funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Lewin
Main Avenue
Putnam Street
Mamie
Jessie
Samuel
Wilfred
Lewis
Wales
Minersville
Schuylkill County
Forty-eighth Regiment of
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Wilderness
Spottsylvania
Cold Harbor
Petersburg
Geary
Scranton
Leutenant
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Siegfried
Hazleton
Wyoming Valley
Evra Griffin Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Board of Control
North End
Opera program announces Otv license and dates
The notice lists operas in sequence including the pretty opera Olivette and The Mascot on Thursday, The Chimes of Normandy on Friday, and closes Saturday with Sir Arthur Sullivan's renowned H. M. 8 Pleasure, indicating a spring season with multiple title performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivette
Normandy
Arthur Sullivan
Miner Peter Noone Dies in Richmond Shaft Collapse
Miner Peter Noone, 40, was instantly killed in the Richmond shaft yesterday morning when a five foot rock slab toppled from a car chamber. His workmate was only slightly injured as the accident occurred during routine duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Noone
Richmond
New Rail Loading Device Doubles Mill Capacity at Lackawanna Works
At the Lackawanna Iron and Steel South works a new mechanical rail loading system uses live rollers driven by a small stationary engine replacing dead rolls. The change, completed after a week shutdown, boosts capacity by about 20 percent and may fully replace the older spools and inclined planes. General Manager McKinney is credited for the “iron man” device, a nonhuman mechanism that handles hot rails as workers previously did with heavy bars. A second note reports Taylor burglary, with shoes and goods valued around 50 dollars stolen. police have a lead and aim to bring the culprits to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Works
Lackawanna, Iron and Steel Company
McKinney
Taylor
William Davenport
Atherton
Bubb's Comedy Company Opens Week at Academy of Music
The fine Scranton theater troupe Bubb's Comedy Company opened a week at the Academy of Music with A Kentuck Home. Notable performers include Miss Ethel Fuller as Lucille Carlyle, Will C. Corbett as Victor Blanchard, and John J. Owens as Dudley Middleton. Afternoon show features East Lynn and tonight's program includes Stars and Stripes. Matinee 10 cents. evening 10 20 and 90 cents. no repeat performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Academy of Music
Bubb
Kentuck
Ethel Fuller
Lucille Carlyle
Will c. Corbett
Victor Blanchard
John J. Owens
Dudley Middleton
Mary Arkwright
Mary Tucker
Lillian Morrey
J. F. Kelley
H. W. Mitchell
Sie Conditt
H. S.webb
East Lynn
A Week of Music by Robinson Opera at Davis Theater
The Robinson Opera Company appeared at the Davis Theater delivering The Mascot to crowded houses yesterday with skilled choruses and harmonious blends. This afternoon and evening Chimes of Normandy is billed and tomorrow the public will have another opportunity to hear the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Opera Company
Davis Theater
Davis
Normandy
Argument Court Opens with March Term Judges Archbald Gunst er Edwards
Yesterday the March term of argument court sat with Archbald Gunst and Edwards presiding. The first case Jermyn borough v Carbondale Traction was stricken for lack of bill. Howey v Wilson and several others were stricken from the list or continued for trial. Numerous cases were argued or ruled on including divorce actions and rule for decree in divorce. Nonsuit to be stayed in Johnson v D L&W R R. Buckwalter Stove Co v Battin & Co rule for judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald, Gunster and
Edwards
Jermyn Borough
Carbondale Traction Company
Equity
Roven Tria
Benjamin Howey
James Wilson
Seither
William Moore
James Rowley
Sweetser, Pembroke & Co
P. FP. McDonam
City of Scranton
Mildred J. Wiliams
FE. M. Strong
James Hayes
Mary A. McAndrews
W. J. McAndrews
Margaret Noyles
Edward Noyles
Lehigh Valley Healthoad Company
John Ragan
S. Lowenstein
Lewis Lowenstein
8. B. Price
Theresa Cibbons
P. F. Gibbons
John T. Gibbons
M. A. McGinley
A. D. Dean
Lssue
John Jacobs
H. al. Stevens
John P. Jones
C. Q. Carman
Csty of
Beranton
Martin McDonough
Anthony Tobensky
John Jermyn
Mary J. Ward
John Ward
Christiana Johnson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Lizzie Price
Ellsworth Price
Buckwalter Stove Company
H. Battin & Co
Native German actor Morris Morrison in Excelsior Hall
Germans gathered for an evening of entertainment last night in Excelsior hall. Morris Morrison a native German tragedian from the Meiningen Court theater performed a Marc Anthony speech from Julius Caesar and a Schiller poem with Miss Draeger contralto and Hemberger's orchestra. His recitations drew hearty applause and moved the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Hall
Morris Morrison
Attorney Milo J Wilson named as escheator in Raub estate
Auditor General Gregg appoints Milo J Wilson escheator for the John W Raub estate valued at 11000. Wilson must inquire and report any legal heirs. If Harrison Raub of Muscatine Town is an illegitimate brother, he is entitled. otherwise the property passes to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg
Milo J. Wilson
John W. Raub
Mr. Wilson
Commonwealth
Harrison Raub
Muscatine
Aristocracy at Frothingham Analyzes Wealth and Romance
Bronson Howard's Aristocracy was staged at the Frothingham last night. The drama centers on a California millionaire and an Austrian prince married to the millionaire's daughter. Key figures include Jefferson Stockton played by Forrest Robinson and Prince Von Haldenwald portrayed by Alberta Gallatin. Wilton Lackaye delivered the strongest performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson Howard
Frothingham
Stockton
Forrest Robinson
Jefferson Stockton
Wilton Lackaye
Laura Alberta
Mia
Alberta Gallatin
Prince von Haldenwald
Frank Lyman
George W. Barnum
Louis# Dutton
Arnold Daly
Evelyn Pollack
Pain Banished Sleep by Munyon Rheumatic Cure
Newark resident James Buckley credits Munyon's Rheumatic Cure with ending years of pain and sleepless nights. Ad claims rapid relief for acute rheumatism and aches, with guarantees and free diagnosis offer from Professor Munyon at 1605 Arch Street Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Buckley
Washington Street
Newark
N. d
Munyon
Munyon's
Homeopathic Home Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Professor Munyon
Arch Street
Ejectment Action Over Carbondale Land Contract
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company began an ejectment suit yesterday against James Moffitt to obtain possession of a lot on South Church Street in Carbondale and to enforce specific performance of a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
James Moffitt
South Church Street
Carbondale
Rail road executive committee meeting and hero Trainmaster Hallstead noted
News notes the executive committee of the Rail road association will meet at 6 tonight. Trainmaster G M Hallstead is praised as an energetic member and a regular supporter of railroaders welfare. Also reports A M Perry discharged from Moses Taylor hospital after three months illness, fully recovered and welcomed by friends. Local ads list sterling silver items and plumbing services with Turnquest and W G Doud & Co contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Association
A.M. Perry
Moses Taylor
Tribune
Raidlroad Association
G. M. Hallstead
Hallstead
Husband Seeks Divorce From Margaret M Morgan
John J. Morgan began divorce proceedings from Marygaret M. Morgan on grounds of willful and persistent desertion. They married November 4, 1847, and lived together until May 2, 1590, when Mrs Morgan deserted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Morgan
Marygaret M. Morgan
Mr. Morgin
Margaret M. Taten
Funeral of Patrick Roach on Pittston Avenue South Side
A large crowd attended the funeral of Patrick G Ranch of Pittston Avenue with services at St John’s Church led by Father Moffitt. The obituary notes the late man’s upright life and affiliation with Catholic Mutual Benefit Association as pallbearers from Branch 85. The interment was at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Eb, Roach
Pittston Avenue
Father Moffitt
James Donovan
South Side
Patrick G. Ranch
Tittston Avenue
Bt. John's Church
Iy Street
Sev. Pather Moftit
Father Momtit
Branch 85
Catholic Mutual Benefit Wassoclation
Mathew Roche
Johns. O' Boyle
James P. Lavelle
Charles Brown
Scranton Axle Works
Edward Mahar
James Humford
Martin Brown
James Lavelle
Hyde Park Catholic
Liggle Hiltz
Tunkhannock
South
Donovan
South Steel Mill
Insane Department
E.iside
James Shaughnessy
Cohoes
N. Y
Mary O'Malley
Fast Stroudsburg State Normal School
Peter O'Malley
Neptune
William Connell Hose Company
New York Ontario and Western Issue Reserve Resort Book
The New York Ontario and Western railroad has issued a handsome illustrated book of over 150 pages. It highlights Rockland Orange Sullivan Ulster Delaware and Chenango counties in New York uplands, described as paradise for fishermen hunters and recreation seekers. For inquiries contact Thomas Fittcroft Scranton Division Pennsylvania or turnquist’s 5 Wash. Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Ontario and Western Line
Rockland
Orange
Sullivan
Ulster
Delaware
Chenango
New York
Thomas Fittcroft
Scranton
Division
Pennsylvania, New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Burglars Enter Atherton & Co Store in Daylight
Burglars entered Atherton & Co store at Main and High streets early yesterday morning. They forced entry between night and daybreak, creating damage but no immediate reports of injuries or theft details released. Local authorities began inquiries and reviewed nearby surveillance for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
S & Co
Atherton & Co
Main
High Streets
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Norton’s New Store
Lackawanna Avenue
Fecent
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
S. Main Street
Wilkes- Barre
Snow
The
Westen Mill Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr
Court House Square
G. E. Dean
Atlantic City
MR. Hyland OF
A. F. Chaffee
Anbury Methodist Church
Elm Park Church
Hood
Turaquest's
Wash. Ave
National Guard of State
Fine Company OF Actors
Academy of
Argument Court
Mr. Morrison
Wilson
Ile
Howard
News OF the Railroads
Turnquest's
Telephone
W. G. Doud. & Co
Turnquest’s
Pillsbury’s Flour Milla
W. G. Doud & Co
Lacks
Ave. Se
Mrs. Morgan
News OF the South Side
Elm Street
Central City
Swange
Dr. Swayne & Son
Sterling Ailver
Pinn
Turnquest
Wash, Ave
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Tribune Printing Department
Rexford
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Martin& Delany
Conrad
Lackawoona Ave
Schanks
Ladies’ Russet Oxfords
Spruce Street
Hetzel
Cuperior Fare Blergh
Welsbach
Eonomicol
Huwn CU
ee _ NUE
Eva M. Hetzel
Lackawanna Av
Cain Wik Beanie
ABD
Thermine
Mitchel
Satie Private
Stuart Robson
Fridar
Davis’ Theater
Frank Deshon
John Your
Harry Norton
Harry Dickoton
Repi
Corner
Lacka
Jefferson
Grocery Department
Stsson
Brerrif
Dalfron LaPrime
Joan Hamets
West Lackawanna Ave
Hartman
Tonio Hartmann
Birch St
Mears & Hagen
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming Ave
Washington Avenue
Works
Nay-Ang
Eo & Wow
M. H. Dale
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
John L. Hang
Lack, Ay. and
Stewart's Art Store
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