Noted figures travel and political moves across cities
Loin G. Liegd the Jeweler, Mrs C D Simpson visit New York City. Attorney R H Patterson and Charles Sechlager travel to New York. Rep Seof CP O Malley returns after three weeks in Pittsburg Harrisburg Philadelphia and Washington. John J Gordon leaves South Ride Times for Daily Anthracite Carbondale. Prof Haydn Myans invited for two organ recitals at Christmas in Youngstown Ohio and Painesville, has accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loin G. Liegd
New
Haydn Myans
Youngstown, O
Painesville
Ferguson & Rooney Creditors Clash Over Horse Team
Edward Boyle a Wilkes-Barre contractor foreman and Millet, a creditor, accused each other of stealing a team of horses belonging to Ferguson & Rooney. Boyle surrendered the team and paid $12 in costs after a warrant was issued by Alderman Fussimmins and a Moosic pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Boyle
Ferguson & Rooney
Wilkes-Barre
Daniel Millet
Boyle
Laurerne
Millet
Rooney
Inacka- Wanna Avenue
Fussimmons
Hennigan
Moosic
Tonight's anniversary meeting at Elm Park Church
An Elm Park Methodist Episcopal anniversary gathering tonight features speaker William Connell on The Yesterday and Today of Methodism in Our Midst W A May on Lights and Shadows of Elm Park Life G F Reynolds on The Possibilities of Elm Park Church and W H Peck on The Young Element a Factor of Power Professor Carter curates a strong program and invites all members and friends to attend Also noted T B McClintock has received Palma peria for holiday decor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park Church
William Connell
W.A. May
Elm Park
G. F. Reynolds
W. H. Peck
Carter
Ladies' Aid Society
Convicted and Guilty Findings in Archbald Assault Case
In court, Frank Bruner was found guilty of aggravated assault and battery after a prior acquittal on felonious wounding and carrying concealed weapons. Frank Morrow pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and battery and awaits sentencing on Saturday. Other cases include a minor pool hall dispute and a drunken disturbance in Little England with testimony about a hair pulling incident. A burglary and embezzlement matter proceeded with limited action, and witnesses failed to respond to subpoenas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable Dougher
Archbald
Little England
Frank Bruner
Frank Morrow
Edwards
Morrow
Dougher
New York
Fahey
Triad
George W. Beale
JuQgue Edwards
Joseph Thoman
A. Walchesky
Robert Ditmore
Pool Balla
John Moshnogk
Miaschipf
Michael Colish
A. W. Berthell
Kelly
A. L. Taylor
Moshnock
Colish
Grand Judie
Rawards
Faney- Heh
Coush
Antonio Luenzo
Albright
Mis
Marty Fuery
Lena Decker
Teresa Jones
Fuer l
William J. McIntyre
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Ann Forrester
Sarrah Flattley
40 000 School House Let on Columbia Avenue
The $40,000 School House on Columbia avenue has been let and will start immediately. A few more lots remain at low prices. Arthur Frothingham office Theater Lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Avenue
Arthur Frothingham
Virginius and The Star Gazer at Local Theaters tonight
James O Neill stars in Virginius at the Academy of Music tonight praised as a landmark tragedy of parental love with strong support from Joe Ott and an accomplished company. The Engineer opens at Frothingham with matinee Saturday and Eight Bells pantomime by Brothers Byrne at the Academy of Music Saturday night with lavish new material and a $15000 outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sheridan Knowles
Virginus
James O'Neill
Academy of Music
Forrest
Virginius
Monte Cristo
O'Neill
Count of
Joe Ott
Mr Ott
Mott
Phil Ott
Marie Darcey
May Jordan
James F. McDonald
Joe Harrington
James GB. Watkins
Dorothy Gray
Luella Miller
Wlot
Eilarly
Frothingham
Philadelphia Call
Philadelphia
Standard Theater
Brothers Byrne
Series of Chamber Concerts in Scranton Opens Thursday
Scranton to host a refined series of chamber concerts similar to past Philharmonics. Musicians renowned for craft present an educational and artistic programme at the Young Men's Christian Association hall Thursday evening featuring works by Beethoven Bach Haydn Mozart and more with Mrs Dimmick anticipated for a warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Dimmick
Bach
Hach
Violin
Mozart
Haydn
Judge Beats Wood In Fourteen Rounds At Berlin Fight
James Judge defeated John Wood in the fourteenth round of a boxing match held Monday night in Berlin near Camden New Jersey. Wood claimed to be English champion and broke a wrist, granting the win to Judge. The bout carried a $1000 purse and drew seventy five spectators at $a piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Judge
John Wood
Camden
Berlin
N. J
South Side
Judge
Wood
Bridegroom of Three Weeks Dies After Car Incident
Michael Devers died at Moses Taylor Hospital after a fall from a car in the Delaware Lackawanna and Western yard. His right arm was crushed, an attempted amputation failed, and he succumbed to anesthesia. He had only been married three weeks and the couple shared a new home on Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Taylor Hospital
Michael Devers
Delaware
Lackundanna
Western Yard
Devers
Ninth Street
California Tourist Sleeper Car Prices and Schedules
The notice advertises a double berth price of 56.00 for a California Tourist Sleeper Car from Chicago on Phillips-Rock Island Excursions. It details two fast train routes leaving Chicago on Tuesdays via Fort Worth and El Paso and Thursdays via Scenic Route, with mail to A Phillips & Co Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Phillips-Rock Island
Fort Worth
el Paso
A. Phillips & Co
South Ninth Street
Philadelphia
John Sebastian
G.P.A
Healing with and without medicine at Hotel Westminster
An advertisement touts Dr. Andrews and eminent physicians at the Hotel Westminster Scranton offering free consultations and guaranteed cures for deafness, lameness, and similar ailments. They claim success for patients deemed incurable and urge contracts until full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Hotel Westminster
Scranton
Muste Hall
Williams Scranton Directory publisher accuses rival Taylor
J Bo Williams, Scranton Directory publisher, accuses rival Taylor of trying to supplant him. He alleges Taylor falsely claimed to work for him and sent a postal card ordering items for the directory. Williams cites Taylor’s dubious Scranton ties and improper registrations as part of a racket for patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Scranton Directory
Scranton
Postal
Ananias
Utica
Baltimore
Wilkes-Barre
J. Bo Williamb
Potter's Rheumatic Pills Offer Cure For Chronic Rheumatism
A historic ad claims Dr Potter's Rheumatic Pills cure chronic rheumatism gout and related diseases by removing uric acid from blood and kidneys. It asserts long standing cases have recovered and lists price per box and wholesale retail sellers in Scranton and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Bros
Scranton
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S.nolyon
Aepyoy
Uopoy
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr
Court House Square
German Rupture Cure CO
Lim
Washington Avenue
T. B. McClintock
Palma
Peria
Prank Morrow
Mrs. Jones
Ep. S
Hood
Palmer Cox
Tribune Business Cirdle
Pratts Hook Store
Grifin
Wyoming 1 Avenue
Pratt
California
Wriday
Tribune Business Office
Pratt's Book Store
Davis’ Automatic Inkstancia
Pratt's Hook
Pratt's
Oxford, International, Bagster and Holman's Bibles
Pratis Book Store
Aluminum
Holiday Presents
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Goeans
WJ Sosene
Vchank
Montana
Niger
Rexford Jewelry
Lackawanna Ave
Oxford
Wyoming Ave
Lackawanna Avenue
Millinery Department
E.m.hetzel
Lacka. Ave
Clarence
F' Porey's
MvTn
Hame
Hamlet
Sapolio
Franklin Ave
Franklin Avenue
Genuin Steel
Penn Clothing and Shoe House
Penn Avenue
Complete Outfitters
S. L. Gallen
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