Residents of New York and nearby towns visit, travel noted
A long list of residents and guests from New York City, Asbury Park, Philadelphia, and surrounding towns are described as visiting, returning, or traveling. The notes mention Mrs M R Walter of Metro Avenue, A Walter’s trip to New York, and many others visiting relatives or vacationing in Atlantic City, Warwick, and the Adirondacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves G. Brooks
New York City
Bind
Pine Street
Mira
Bonnitter
West Mittstun
Sheri Jamoa McGolirick
New York Alto
Jacob Holz
Dawghter
Listenberser
Penn Avenue
Mere
Frank MacArthur
Bouth Washinton Avenue
Pullada
Henry W. Wingebury
Monroe Avenue
Warwick
N.Y
Thomas T. Linfely
Atlantic City
Frank J. More
Bradford County
Akod Wrovweh
East Lake City
T. J. Bugan
Apostofica
Brooklyn
Th. Charlee
Tito Bis
Philadelphia
Seamhore
Rev
Rogers Israel
Eagiesmore
Catherine Cioneln
Mies Agnes
Madiewn Wrenne
New York
M. M. Ruddy
Sine
John and
James
Midge Budiobuddy
Jon
Asbury Park
Eugene Smn
Groomidee
Adirondacks
Thowe
Edward
Robert Serie
Millersville State Normal
Colona
M. Mallsiead
Mifors Kroger and Claghorn
Tackawaiting
Notable Local Notes From Neal Street and Area
Daily items include a prayer meeting at Second Presbyterian Church and a restatement of Daneville sanitarian affairs. Ralph W. Roemer registered with Prothonotary John Copeland on a student‑at‑law path, and J Morrell of Adams Avenue writes home amid a possible fatal injury update to her parents after a Sunday drive. John Simeon returns from Scotland with improved health. discussions cover Pennsylvania politics, Judge Archbold, and William Connell’s noted influence in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daneville
Second Presbyterian Church
Ralph W. Roemer
John Copeland
Attorneys & Weed
Wreming Seminary
Wesleyan University
Middleton
Friervle
John Simeon
Wyoming Avenue
Scotland
Bilmpion Ie
William Connell
Scranton
Harrisburg
Archtald
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Connell
Tneonetees
Connellie
Aulet
Pha Aili
Woshington
Finn and Phillips Drive Rapid Growth in Music Publishing
Local firm Finn and Phillips gains prominence in music publishing with composers Phillips Hockwell Rennie and Wooler. Hits include The Country Club March and Two Step Governor Roosevelt's Rough Riders Snow Ball Club and A Coons Holiday. New marches wallapes ballad Kindness Would Have Saved Her and a Thorkwell Wil composition are due in six weeks aiming for strong sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Finn
Phillips
Thomas Rennie
Alfred Wooler
Thorkwell
Low Mortality Rate Despite High Contagious Disease
Taist werk reports a lower mortality rate with thirty deaths, two below the annual average. Contagious cases were unusually high led by diphtheria with twenty four. Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, and moog low each had two or one case respectively. Two deaths were due to contagious diseases both from diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taist Werk
Oasis
Parade Promises Wide Fire Company Turnout
Twenty-seven fire companies have accepted the invitation to attend the parade tied to the state firemen's convention. Among them are three large Philadelphia volunteer units, with more likely to confirm before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleady
Philadelphia
Strikers Replaced as East Market Street Paving Resumes
Mears & Flynn mobilize sufficient crew on East Market Street to resume paving yesterday, filling gaps left by Friday’s strike. New workers include Haydn Evans as director and others from the former group. After June 6 the college plans open reception and arranging of musical instruction with a two manual organ selected for student use. Call early. items won’t last long. Fiand Payne at 08 Washington Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydn Evans
Plano
J. Mason
Pauline Hall
Fiand & Payne
Washington Ave
Pim
New York
Letter Garters
Botd
Daiwera Band
Berinton Glee Club
Mindey
Dean Om
Tecopthia
Morel Jermyn
Hieh Pehoal Jritorium
Washington Avenue
Nationalcheinihon
Trotel Jermyn
Kipple
Beranton
St. Thomas College Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Erle
Wyoming Depot
Lake Aftol
Lewis, Roilly and Davies
Perch
Elmer Brow, & Co
China
J. TH. Yolles
Spruce Street
Merchants Meet to Form Protective Association
A meeting of retail merchants from Feranton and vicinity will be held Wednesday evening at Raub's Hall Wyoming Avenue over Miller and Peck's. All merchants are invited to attend to form a Protective Association regardless of business type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raub's Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Miller & Peck's
Feranton
Refund promise on Tar remedy from Scranton merchants
The undersigned agree to refund money if Morent the tide of GCreone's Warranted Syrup of Tar fails to cure cough or cold. A 50 cent loan is offered as proof of this act. Duinmore and John B Donahue of Scranton, Pa are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Iivahton
Hon
Duinmore
John B .Donahue
Scranton
County Detectives Arrest Suspects in Peckville Highway Robbery
County Detective Leyshen arrested Alivhael Kearney and John Mackey of Peckville on highway robbery charges for relieving William Hunt of $4.50 near Peckville. A hearing before Justice Arnold found them responsible. both were jailed. William Hunt, injured when struck by a Carbondale Traction trolley, underwent surgery and remained in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hunt
Peckville
Hunt
Carbondale
Alivhael Kearney
John Mackey
Leyshen
Willam Munt
Percen
Justice of the Peace
Arnold
Leyshon
Mackey
Kearney
Mehan
O' Boyle
Gayne
Corbondale Hoapith
Tml
Murphy to be commissioned as second lieutenant in Forty-seventh Infantry
Thomas P. Murphy of this city accepted a commission as second lieutenant in the Forty-seventh Volunteer Infantry now being recruited at Camp Meade. He will report for duty there as the regiment prepares for ships to San Francisco and onward to the Philippines, with a farewell reception to be given by the Knights of Columbus where he belongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Murphy
Boles Penrose
Forty-seventh Volunteer Infantry
Camp Meade
Murphy
War Department
San Francisco
Philippines
Manila
Knights of Columbus
Funeral of Thomas J. Jordan Held in Dunmore
The funeral for Thomas J. Jordan was held from his Dunmore home yesterday morning with large attendance. The service at St Marys Church included Rev. M J Millane and prominent local clergy. interment followed at the Olyphant cemetery. He was a member of the Improved Order of Heptasophs and the Kike, with pallbearers named W J Hall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Jordan
Meadensed
Dunmore
St. Mary's Church
Ste
Dinmore
Mr. Jordan
W. J. Hall
Frank Bingham
J. T. Cummings
J. J. Cummings
T. F. Foley
T. C. DeBow
Fire Chief Almost Killed Falling From Pole
District Chief Michael McManus of Scranton Power Company narrowly escaped instant death after toppling from a thirty foot pole on Putnam Street. He was dragged about 500 feet by a frightened mule before freeing himself and collapsing against a fence. He suffered extensive bruising and lacerations to his left side and leg, with a strained back, and was treated at his Forest City home by Dr. O Malley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McManus
Fire Department
Scranton Hluminating Heat and Power Company
Putnam Street
Forest Court
O'Malley
Penn Avenue paving dispute between wards and property owners
City council in the eighth and sixteenth wards negotiates with Penn avenue owners over replacing cobble with asphalt. Handley and estates agree to half the cost while ordinances move to appropriation. East side property owners between Mulberry and Vine to be asked for a similar cost arrangement with the city paying half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Ihs
Handley
Elie
Mulberry
Vine Streets
Bull dog attack prompts police call to shoot dog
Patrick Jordan of Genet Street reported his bulldog bit his cousin John Jordan on the cheek Monday. Police were asked to send an officer to shoot the dog. Lt Zang was ordered to carry out the request as officers search for the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Jordan
Genet Street
Mr. Jordan
John Jordan
Zang
Koenig Seeks Divorce After Brutal Marriage
John Koenig fled his petition yesterday for a divorce from Addie May Koontz also known as Smith before marriage. Prothonotary Copeland is handling the case with attorney M. W. Lowry representing Koenig. The couple married November 6, 1880 and separated July 4, 1888 amid alleged brutal treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koenig
Copeland
Addie May Koontz
Addie May &Smith
M. W. Lowry
Koenies
Koenig
Lawrence Band Plans Nay Aug Park Concert Afternoon
The Lawrence Band will perform at Nay Aug Park this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The program includes Beaver Overture Light Cavalry Suppe Fantasie My Old Kentucky Home Din Ley Selection from Maritana Wallace Walt Impassioned Dream Ross Medley Overture A Tickler DeWitt Diner Characteristics Brownless Doss Medley Scranton to Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Nay Aug Park
Wolves
Beaver
Light Cavalry
Suppe
Old Kentucky
Scranton
Harrisburg
Lehigh Valley Railways Sells Niagara Falls Round Trip Tickets
Lehigh Valley Railroad offers a 5.00 round trip fare from Scranton to Niagara Falls with return by September 2, trains allow pickets except on the Black Diamond Express. Consult a ticket agent for details. West Park lots sale proceeds rapidly due to location and easy terms, with inspection urged at the new plot office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Niagara Falls
Scranton
Lehigh Valley
West Park
Fancy Yellow Peaches For Canning Direct From Orchard
Direct from orchard yellow peaches for canning or preserving. Ideal for families, offered at wholesale prices with a guarantee of quality for the lowest cost.
Republican County Convention Announced for September
The Republican county committee sets the county convention for Tuesday September 21 at 2 pm in the court hotel, Berinion, to compute returns and address business. Vigilance committees will hold primary elections Saturday September 23 between 4 and 7 pm, with districts electing three members each for the next year. candidates must register and pay assessments by September 2 or risk exclusion from the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic County Committee
Baturday
Ave
Court Hotel
Berinion
Willard
Watkins
Convention Programme For The Postmasters Banquet
The official convention programme details events from Sunday February 21 to the following Saturday including a parade on Monday, receptions, excursions to Lake Arnold and Mountain Park, and a postmasters banquet. Notables invited include Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith and numerous state and city officials. The auditing committee’s work is under way in Scranton with reports from the National Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Detroit
Auditing Committee
Washington
Wrehington Times
Natonal Association of Letter Carriers
A. Jd. Michener
St. Louis
James F. Oretton
Keokuk
Town
William H
Scranton
Best Remedy for Flux Ends Suffering of Kentucky Dealer
Mr John Mathias of Pulaski Kentucky says after a week of flux and failure of his physician Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him in half a bottle. For sale by all druggists Mat the bwers wholesale and retail agents Mendleston Woerz Imperial tm se Warnberger beer on draught at Zenke s Smoke the Hotel Jermyn Cigar 1c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mathias
Pulaski, Ky
Chamberlain
Mattheweros
Mendleston & Woerz' Imperial Tmse
Warnberger
Zenke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton's
Century
Harper's Monthly
Ladies’ Home Journal
Woman's Home Companion
Leslie's Popular Monthly
the Cosmopolitan
the St. Nicholas
the Metropolitan
Scribner's
The
Strand
Pearsons
Self Culture
Quaker
the Argosy
Lippincotts
Black Cat
Delineator
Designer
Mt. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
the Griffin Art CO
Lackawanna Dairy CD
Adams Avenue
A. A. Lindabury
Omece
Comnett Building
500Th
Malin Avenue
Scranton Transfer Co
Hugh J. Keenan
United States
Ofice
Lacka. Ave
Ackawanna
A. B. Warman
Wy J. Ford
Green Ridge
Pord, Wi
John Murray
Newark Valley
Davis King Hu Unele
Emmetalrect
Vchartes Schlager
Familly
Bimdhurst
John Metleworn
Muaneh Chunk
Missee Richards
Big L
Mika Motes
Ut. Fee
Ter
Lin Wiles Harre
DJ. Roody
Adapic Iy
Finn & Phillips
Mears & Flynn
Scranton College of Music
Michael Kearney
Lieutenant Murphy
Forty-seventh Infantry
Heecham
Lawrence Band
Ideal Home
Mountain Park
Wilkes-Marre
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Messie
Phillipa
Tobathan
Santiago Sea
Maine
Santiago
Branch No. 1
Mich
Willan Ruane
Varios
Connell and Board of Trade
Charles Emory Smith
W. A. Stone
T. W. Powdery
Washington, D.D. C
M. A. Filsgerald
Richard van Cott
A. W. Machen
Washington, D. C
C. A. van Cott
Charles W. Scott
Williamsport
James H. Roberts
Tinghamton
N. Y
Marcus Mitchell
Vast Orange
Clarence W. Andrews
Boston
C. EB
Arginainger
Albany
Bicirer
Bethlehem
Henry Brownlock
Norristown
William N. Powell
Hazleton
D. W. ‘Turner
Towarda
Paw. Co
Duetol
Cleveland
Tuckerson
George Reppenu
Long Island City
Theodore M. Hart
Pittston
Pilas M. Monfort
Cincinnati
A. Fell
Wilkes-Barre
Milton P. Sohants
Allentown
John
Flavitis
Burke
Syracuse
N. Vo
Edward J. Cantwell
Graham
Kansas City
Conrad Frieber
Cal
Wilmot Dunn
Nashville
Tenn
Wlal Armour
Kanesas City
Schank & Spencer
Maloney Oil and
Meridian Street
Dockash Stores
Foote & Fuller CO
Mears Building
Washington Avi
Matthews Bros
Lackawanna
Hand & Payne
Souare
Felton’s
Ictennay
Sunlane
Bronson & Tallman
Pierce’s Market
Wyoming
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