Various Visitors and Residents in Scranton City
A parade of locals and visitors is noted with names and places across Scranton and neighboring towns. People from Honesdale Great Bend Plymouth Syracuse Yonkers Hazleton and others socialize, visit, or travel, including clergy, professionals, and families taking short trips or staying at local hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Griffin
Honesdale
N. Waltman
Great Bend
David G. Davis
Plymouth
Rev
C. P. Winters
Drugg
John J. Loftus
H. J. Stearns
Syracuse
Frank M. Fox
Carbondale
Misa Helen Nash
City
John Shiffer
Stroudsburg
Alesars
Harry Stairwell
L. C. Hessler
St. Louis
John F. Cummings
the Prothonotery
Looking for Bishop Escapes Alderman’s Office Hunted
E A Bishop, a police court character known for running immoral establishments in alleys, fled after being brought to Alderman Millar’s office on a warrant. He was released on recognition to find a lawyer but vanished by 9 p.m. despite constables’ search. Annie Anthony of Raymond Court had charged him with shadowing and annoyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millar
E. A. Bishop
Bishop
Annie Anthony
Raymond Court
Bill Posters Meet at Terrace The Pennsylvania Association gathers
A meeting of the Pennsylvania Bill Posters Association was held at the Terrace with several members present. Messages from advertisers were read during business, followed by a supper hosted by Reese. Attendees include Mishier Bu fnder Reese Long Byrne Wheeler and others who plan to attend tomorrow’s event at the Driving Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Bill Portera’ Association
Hode Terrace
Thraft
Bey. Mesers
John D. Mishier
M. H. Bu Funder
J. G. Reese
William J. Silverstone
H. R. Long
W. 3. Byrne
Thomas G. Wheeler
L. Bush
Burpth
Advertiaere
Messrs
Reese
Lehigh Valley Railroad Ticket Offer Promises Low Fare Return
A fragment notes Lehigh Valley Railroad posts low ticket rates and return validity with Bell tickets tailed to a local area. It mentions Fond and Viller lines with mentions of a park gate and tomorrow’s event in a city area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Talon
Varia- Beay
Y Fork
Hossult le v
City council debates board of revision and fire department upgrades
Scranton officials discuss barring councilmen from the tax board while advancing a plan to expand the fire department. Notes include recommendations from the National Board of Fire Underwriters, bids for heating and equipment, and ordinances for street, sewer, and paving projects amid routine committee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenden
Scranton
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Henry Eylin, Jr
Wes
Committee On Taxes
Board of Revision and Appeals
Phillips
Koons
Fourteenth Ward
Webster Avenue
Common Council
Fire Department
South Side Works Eyes New Devices During Tours
South Side. Repairs at the South works will finish in time to resume work on Monday. Superintendent John Stanton visits Lorraine mill in Ohio and has toured Pittsburgh steel plants. Improvements observed will be used soon. Local residents and vacation plans are noted including Miss Marie Lynch in New York and Miss Mary McHale in Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Works
John Stanton
Lorraine Mill
Ohio
Pictsourg Steel
Marie Lynch
Birch Street
New
Prospect Avenue
New York Sea Shore
John Trester
Cedar Avenue
Pittston Avenue
North End People Return From Trips and Church Services
North End residents report travels from the mountains and lakes with Miss Nettle Christmas from West Market Street and families from Belmont Terrace and Walton. Union services are planned at Providence Presbyterian and Providence Methodist churches with Rev. Edgar preaching. A trolley party of local residents is set for Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Harold Gillerpie
North Main Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Christian Endeavor Society
Provdence Presbyterian Church
Woman's Fortign Missionary Society
Providence Praebyterian Church
C. H. Scharar
Mire
Anna Gillespie
Oak Street
Atlantic City
Needlework Guild of America
Railroad notes on new fares and safety measures
Philadelphia and Reading officials plan a new edidl wle of passenger rates to meet trolley competition. When the Carbondale road is straightened and Taylor to Duryea runs, steam and electric lines will sharpen the race and lower fares. Reading shops begin air brake work on freight and coal cars, with about 10 000 cars in the fleet. Pennsylvanian railways insure rolling stock and stations against fire, with wrecks reportable for insurance claims over 25. A cheap 68 mile Pittsburgh to Steubenville ride exists, versus 43 miles for other routes, highlighting fare differences for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading
Carbondale Road
Taylor and
Duryea
Thope
Pennsylvanaaaesweet
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Steubenville
Chicago
Pitsburg
Panhandle
Four masked burglars rob Rendam pastor and wife
Four masked intruders entered the Rendam home of Rev. William R. Cochrane pastor of Stewart Memorial church early yesterday binding and gagging the minister and his wife and taking valuables. The leader spoke good English and the others were quiet and sullen. They aimed to seize two months salary due to the minister and left after threatening harm if discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Cochrane
Stewart Memorial
Rendam
Cochrane
Mra. Cochrane
Mr. Cochrane
Mires
Aingly
Simpson
Rendham
Wyoming
Chief Simpson
Oerps
Lohmann's on Spruce Street Offers All Day Meals
Lohmann's on Spruce Street serves meals and cold lunches at all hours with dinner at 40 cents. It touts imported and domestic wines cigars and liquors and offers special attention and private dining rooms for dinner parties. Service and cuisine are praised as un excelled in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohmann’s
Spruce Street
Lohmann‘s
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Worton’s Bulletin
Lucas
Dr. Throop
Taylor
Holland
Katherena
Lacka
Snow
Manutiotse
Weston Mill
Guy E. Stevens
Asbury Park
Charles 3. Ward
J. H. Steell
Thomas Leyshon
Wsarly
Carrie Fellows
Tenth Street
Maple‘wood
Margaret Campbell
Hazleton
West Lackawanna Avenue
M. A. Carroll
J. J. Carrol
West Side
Cyril
St. Cecilia's Academy
Green Ridge
Elizabeth Moran
Yonkers
N. Y
Elizabeth Kelly
Monroe Avenue
William Connell
J. 5
McAnulty
Theodore
Ezra Connell
Ite Tae
George Kerr
G. G. Kerr
Clay Avenue
Bishop O'Hara
Bentley Creek
J. V. Harare
Horace Girton
William Knittle
Sioux In
Vietting
Conrad Bch Kroeder
Sanderson Avenue
Lydia Steel
Milas Walhermine Wedngen
Williamsport
J. G. Bailey
Mulberry Street
Spring House
Heart Lake
Sir Stephen Chappell
Roy
Thomas
May Armstrong
Miane Tripp
A. Vosburg and
C. W. Dawson
Bill
The
Pennsylvania Association
Setariton
Dri
Select Council
Captain Edwards
Roche
Swetland Street
Sweeney
Roaring Brook
Linden Street
South See
Mr. Roche
Linden Street Bridge
Aroaeteyecsas
Caneigen Teateles Ae
Roaring Brook Bridge
Hearten
Wbaexe
Bwetland Street
Waduct Appropria- Ca
Eee
Board of Revision of Taxes and Appeals
Tax Committee
Judiciary Committee
Lansing
Manley
Mr. Chittenden
Republican
Edwards
Police Committee
Fore Paid Fire Department
Nestor
William Bright
William Love
Flanaghan & O'Hara
Traction Company
Bellevue
South Side
Robinson Street
Filmore Avenue
Washburn
Division Streets
Ank
Sanderson
Wye Avenue
Delaware
Robert Armstrong
Hook and Ladder Company
Beye
Kressker Court
Mulberry
Vine Street
Recommenda
Hunt & Connell
Franklin Engine Company
Robert Robinson
Loftus
Morris
Robinson
Crystal Hose House
Railroad Notes
Mrs. Cochrane
IGE
Academy OF Music
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Vici
Lackawanna Ha
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Ae Park
Hagen
Were
E. Grewer
Philade Oiphie
University of Pennsylvania
Gilhool's Carriage Works
James & Kelly
Spruce ST
Scranton Training School
Scranton, PA
Dirlemas
Jens
Katharine H. Clark
Reading, Mass
Whrich
J.D. Williams & Bro. A. Ave., Scraat
Economigtl
al X Connell CO
Canadian Pacific
Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St. Paul
United States Northwests
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
J. V. Skinner
G.ea
Broadway
New York
Pierce’s Market
Penn Aye
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Cownell
Serunten, Pa
DR. Long
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