Personal notes and theatre visit recap from Honenmial area
John Wooden of Honenmial Beranton vieltor yesterday. J T Porter returned after noon from New York City. Myer Davisow returned from New York City where he viewed the cranil parade. Ada Conner of Honesdale listed as visitor. Misses Anna and Edith Lindeman of Hazleton guests of Mrs B Amann in Penn avenue. N J Higelow of Honesdale, county clerk, was in the city yesterday. Family of Javon Emory left for Reading to take permanent residence. Mrs Elizabeth lems Jeaves travels to Pittature for a visit and will return to Beranton. Florence Ham of the Frederick Warde company gave performances in Honnsdale with a large local attendance including Mr and Mrs William Ham, Mr and Mrs T J Ham, Mr Wo Van Koren, Mrs Charles White, Miss Low Hardentursh, Miss Hesele F Ham, Nelson Bitielow, John Wooden, Frank Corey, A J Rabblon, Orle Loonbuer, Dr It W Drady, Horace Weston, T Frank Hom and W W Ewm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wooden
Honenmial
Beranton
J.T. Porter
New York City
Myer Davisow
Wonger
Minster
Ada Conner
Honesdale
Anna
Edith Lindeman
Hazleton
Mra B. Amann
Penn Avenue
Florence Ham
Phospholst
Prederleck Warde Company
Prothingham
William HW
Ham
Air
T. J. Hamn
Wo. van Koren
Charles White
Mise Low Hardentursh
Mise Hesele F Ham
Nelson Bitielow
Frank Corey
Local Citizens Disqualified for Tax Nonpayment and Citizenship Issues
In Dunmore, votes and tax records sparked scrutiny as several Third Ward residents faced disqualification for non payment of taxes and non citizenship status. An appeal noted some voters had paid taxes but lacked naturalization, while others remained under review. An attachment was issued for Michael Holleran who did not comply with a subpoena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Knapp Yterday
Dunmore
Charles Maddox
Judge Knapp
Maddox
Alnar
William Menies
Martin Burne
Stephen Ryan
Edward Mathews
Laconid
Thi
Martin McHale
Mingt
James Ryane
Michael Sweeney
John Tighe
James Langes
John Murray
James Ruane
Patrick Reilly
John Ryan
Patrick Stanton
Patrick Ryane
Thomas Ryan
Jean Ryan
Patrick Wrynn
James Wynn
John Ward
Michael Golden
Patrick Collins
William Crane
Michael Crane
Michael O'Hara
John M. Decker
Anthony Gallagher
Thomas McDonald
James Murphy
Patrick J. Lyona
Edward J. Horan
A. J. Horan
Martin Golden
Thomas Golden
Richard Golden
Anthony Dart
St. John McHugh
Anthonys McDiytinell
Join McHale
Thomas F. O'Ha
Entertaining Sunday School Program At Penn Avenue Baptist
Classes M4 and 47 of the Penn Avenue Baptist Sunday School hosted an evening program in the church lecture room. The event featured piano and violin by Charles Decream and Walter Kiple, songs by the Philomel quartet, impersonations by Willard B D Howe, piano and banjo duets by Mr and Mrs George Carr, and tenor solos by Theodore R. Straub. Esther T. Rowlands and Bertha Lowenstein taught the classes and the performance was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Charles Decream
Walter Kiple
Philomel
Misses Rose
Kahn
Joseph
Willard BD. Howe
Pittston
Mra
George Carr
Theodore R. Btraub
Esther T. Rowlands
Bertha Lowenstein
Wheel Recovered From Pawnshop After Theft
L. F. Megargle recovered his bicycle yesterday after spotting it at a Green's Lackawanna Avenue pawnshop with a for sale sign. Alderman Millar assisted in the retrieval and police plan to make an arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Megargle
Megargle
Green
Lackawa Avenue
Millar
Frederick Warde Stars in Richard III at Academy of Music
Frederick Warde and company conclude engagement with Richard III at the Academy of Music. The performance earned praise for Warde’s portrayal of England’s king, with strong support from Mies Ham as Lady Anne and other cast members. The program also featured The Dazzler and three days of American Lilliputians at Davis Theatre, with Davis closing for season on Saturday and summer plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Will de
Davis
Frederick Warde
Proth- Ingham
Mr. Warde
Richard
England
Royal
Miers Ham
Honesdale
Lady Anne
Gloster
Ean
Mr. Wattle
Shylock
Misa Ham
Tternica
Thie City
Slse
Davis’ Theater
Sherman
Annie Lioyd
Gertie Hawkins
Mariye Troy
Gracie Denard
Biddle Gray
Will Nearsey
George Kaine
Hogan's Alley
Allie Akerstrom and Company at Frothingham Week
Allie Akerstrom will present a week long engagement at the Frothingham starting next Monday. The company will perform Nan, the Negear's Daughter with the famous La Shromotope dance, plus songs dances and instrumental selections. Prices range from 16 to 50 cents with ladies free as usual. Matinees daily with uniform admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alle Akerstrom
Frothingham
Miss Akerstrom
Nan
Negear
Treasury nest egg tied to disbanded union funds
Philip Thomas state organiser of the Federation of Labor has charge of the muddle over funds of the disbanded conductors and motormen union. The union existed on paper for months and members in good standing recently disavowed it and divided the remaining treasury. Some old members contend the action may be illegal as the charter of the union is in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Thomas
Federation of Labor
Motormen's
Incomplete excerpt hints at settlement talks and referrals
The fragment notes factional tensions and threats of legal action. It mentions an attempt to settle the affair amicably and a referral to Mr Thomas for resolution. The missing context limits fuller reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Sawdust theft leads to damage suit in South Sterling
Eugene Bareley sues Robert Wardell and Otto Miller claiming frost damage to saw mill machinery from winter stored sawdust. Watson and Zimmerman represent Bareley. The village authorities report frost impact and dispute over $1,000 damages. Arbitrators are being sought to settle the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson & Zimmerman
Eugene Bareley
Robert Wardell
Otto Miller
South Sterling
Baisley
Barsley Mill
Hateley
Death in Dickson Works Leaves Family in Grief
David S Hughes a 49 year old blacksmith at Dickson Manufacturing died suddenly of heart disease in the boiler shop yesterday morning. He left a wife and eight children. The deputy coroner’s jury ruled heart disease as the cause. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 pm Welsh Protestant church with Rev J T Morris and Rev Erwynwy Morgen officiating. Interment at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson Manufacturing Company
David S. Hughes
Garfield Avenue
Trushes
Thomas Johns
Hughes
Pr. Pennypacker
Pennymicker
Roderick Jones
Daniel J. Jones
Fred Kuhlman
GB. Morris
F. B. Clark
PW. Tague
Tt Wan
Tague
Dickson Works
Hiete
Lizzie
Martha
Jennie
Della
Lee
Elmer
Franks
Thvid Hughes
J. T. Morris
Morris
Erwynwy Morgen
Wales
Washburn Shrec Cemetery
M Gugan Weber Nuptials at St John’s Catholic Church
A private wedding at St John’s Catholic Church West Side united Harry C McGulean of Scranton and Miss Matilda Weber of Taylor. The ceremony was by Rev Father Fricker with a reception for about 250 guests. The couple will reside in Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Fricker
St. John's
St. John's Cermen Catholic Church
West Bide
Harry C. Mc Gulean
Scranton
Matilda Weber
Taylor
Nev
Jeannette Luxenburger
Olyphant
Mire
Youngblood
Truckville
Robert Marten
Wilkesturre
Peter Youngblood
Pittston
James Reynolds
James McGulgan
Frank Hubert
A. H. McGulgan
Green Ridge
William McGulgan
J. J. Callery
D. Dougherty
Mendham
John Youngblood
C. H. van Horn
Maude Marten
Wilkes-Barre
Kate McNichaells
Katie Catlery
Nanticoke
Bridget
Annie Reiley
Rose Luxenburger
West Side
Phaenoe H Baumeister
Kate Mulherin
Maggie Cosgrove
Trendham
Truckyville
Forest
Socia
Katie Reardon
County Jail Guests and City Officials Involved in Contempt and Bond
An Alderman, PetLacy, contributed Charles Kovitch for a 30 day jail term for contempt of court and a separate bail issue. Branley Kreovitch faced assault and battery charges before Justice Griffiths and was ordered to appear in court. Sherman Roberta held Joseph Mackilt on bail and threats with remand until court convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman PetLacy
Charles Kovitch
Kovitch Jg
Branley Kreovitch
Justice of
Five Divorces Granted In Wilkes Barre Court
The court handed down five divorces including the notable Rothermel case the second such split between Carrie Rothermel and Edwin D. Rothermel. Additional decrees cited desertion and cruelty with other plaintiffs. Eight new cases were handed up, names include Tracey, Scott, Martin, Bullock, Hill, Jones, Mulive, and Miller. Attorneys listed and a social gathering followed court activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Carrie HE. Rothermel
Edwin D. Rothermel
Rothermel
Franklin Avenue
Grace M. Jones
Dunmore
William J. Jones
Phillipsburg
N. W
EE. Newcomb
Mra
Jones
Mary Tracey
Adam Tracey
Sarah Beott
Michael Scott
John Martin, Jr
Mary Wirth
John W. Bullock, Jr
Abbie BE
Bullock
Sarah Hill
Richard Hill
Caro Ine Jones
Albert L. Jones
Austin Mulive
Lottle BE
Muffey
Annie E. Miller
Charles L. Miller
Tea Served by the Children at St Luke's Mission Tea
The Junior Auxiliary of St Luke's church hosted a tea in the mission rooms on Washington avenue from 3 to 7 30 yesterday afternoon to 8 in the evening. Reverends Bowers Tarner and Edward Haughton along with Mrs Israel and Mrs Haughton greeted guests. Children of the society managed the entrance as three tables were set in the rear parlor with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Church
Washington Avenue
Rey. Bowers Tarner
St. Luke's
Edward Haughton
St. Mark's Church
Israel
Haughton
Pociety Esol
Davis' Leg Fractured After Spruce Street Fracas
Washington Davis former associate editor of the Republican rests in Lackawanna hospital with a fractured leg from a Wednesday night fight on Spruce Street. Arrested by Patrolmen Peters and May, he was jailed, denied aid, and tried before Mayor Bailey who offered jail or a $5 payment. Dr. Fulton later ordered hospital care and Davis, about 30, was removed to the hospital. he had come from New York City two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kmll Heerman
Schnell
Amelia Heerman
Germany
John F. Murphy
Margaret Erhardt
Wilkes-Barre
Squire Rooney
Wilkes- Barre
Carbondale
Alc
Ter
Washington Davis
The
Republican
Lackawanna Hospital
Spruce Street
Peters
May
Jem
Bailey
Davis
W. G. Fulton
New York City
Body of John Brownson Not Recovered From Lackawanna River
Report states John Brownson’s body has not been recovered from the Lackawanna River and a note claiming he hurled himself was found but doubted. Burgess Watkins of Taylor visited the scene and urged investigation, calling the note a possible joke referencing a recent Avoca escapade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brownson
Lackawanna River
Burgess Watkins
Taylor
Lackawanna
Avoca
Riley Sues Scranton Railway For 10000 Damages
Mrs Catherine A Riley files a trespass suit against Scranton Railway Co to recover 10000 dollars for injuries after being thrown from a car at the corner of Franklin and Lackawanna avenues as it started up suddenly while she was alighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine A. Riley
Scranton Railway Co
Vosburg & Dawson
Scranton Railway Company
Riley
Franklin and Lackawanna Avenues
Court house note guardianship and estate actions
W S Hulstander was appointed guardian of Frank B Potter minor of Wayne Potter Scranton. Mary Barrett estate letters of administration granted to Patrick Tarrelt. Newton Croft applied for a taxdermist license to kill wild birds out of season for science. Reese Davison bonded as constable of Dickson City Third ward with 2000 surety from R W Davis. Coalline Hale Manufacturing began proceedings under fraudulent debtors act to recover 207 from M Kaplan Fannie Bellman and S S Beardman of Carbondale Furniture Co. We remain at our longtime address offering awnings tents flags and society goods from O and J Fuhrman & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S&s
R. W. Davis
Coalline Hale Manufacturing Company
M. Kaplan
Fannie Bellman
Printing for P. O. A. camp praised by members
The passage notes recent printing done for a P. O. and A. camp. Members were delighted with the work and the firm offers to handle similar printing for other camps in city or county. Mail orders will receive careful attention.
Dinner Sets Not Cheap English porcelain best in price
Readers are urged to note that English made dinner sets are renowned for quality, with C. C. porcelain praised as superior. The message emphasizes that once broken, no replacement matches the original excellence of these fine pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C
Rex Fords Friday Sale Features Limited Plate Lot
On Friday Rex Fords offers fixed prices including a limited lot of Rogers knives and forks 12 dwt silver per dozen with $1.38 for six and regular $2. Picture values include around one hundred sixty etchings engravings and artotypes in frames from Pratt stock with many worth $1 to $2. The whole sale goes today at $0.50 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Pratt
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Tan Patent
Opera
Schank & Spencer
Spruce St
L. F. Megarge
Frederick Warde AS
Richard In
the Dazzler
Academy OF Music
Dazzler
Joe Ort
New York
Rate
Brighton
Bever
Willian West
Max Miller
Minnie Cline
Eva Th
Leelien
da Marie Rodgers
Rose Losile
Rose Bonneville
Jennie Riggs
Lizete Sunger
Ruby A. Marks
Academy
Davis Theater
Allie Akerstrom and Company
Treasury
Dickson
M'Guigan- Weber
Iver
BRECH
PTLLS
A. M. Edwards
Hnmrman
Lisele Sherer
Marion Keck
Madeline Hazard
Rica Derman
Rosale Keok
Besele Bhuer
Mise Shopland
Catherine McMeana
Mia
Miss Hazard
St. Luke’s Junior Auxilliary
Court House
O & J. Fuhrman & Bro
P. O
China Hall
Lackawanna Ave
Rex Ford
Vantine & Co
N. Y
the Rexford Co
ATS
Silverstone
Lackawanna Avenue
Williams’ Shoe Store
Scranton Tribune Bindery
Tribune Building
North
Washington Ave
Mears & Hagen
Scranton, Pa
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