Arbitration hearings linger in Davies & Griffin suit
Judges in the arbitration room heard statements in the case brought by Davies & Griffin against Intrance companies for a sum of 2280100. The day focused on presenting bills and orders from Davies & Griffin since their business began until the fire destroyed their store. Street conditions drew comment as Khrat faced criticism amid a week of mud and disrepair on Ninth street. Reed about local street commission failures and a murky city scene concludes with ads for Bibles at Reynolds Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies & Griffin
Intrance Companies
Davies & Gritin
Khrat
Ninth Street
Lackinhand Avenue
Chestnut Street
Operatta by Amateurs at Liederkranz Music Hall
Music hall hosted a program by Liederkranz members and friends featuring a four part chorus by the Selderkring, a violin solo by Professor Kopff, the operetta The Robber’s Pie characters including City Contaller Fred J. Widmiyer Miss Magele Redler Louis Reichert and Charles Koempel, plus a sketch The Drill Master performed by Edmund Barth and Paul Keller. Dancing followed and the ad notes The New Webster Dictionary bound in leather for 10 cents at Reynolds Aros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelderkranz
Selderkring
Professor Kopff
Robbere
Fred J. Widmiyer
Magele Redler
Louis Reichert
Charles Koempel
O Neill as Virginius Delivers Notable Edwin Performance
James O Neill appeared at the Academy of Music in Sheridan Knowles Virginius and earned praise for his portrayal of the Roman father who kills his daughter to save her from defilement. The audience urged him to return after the curtain call. He was well supported by Marie Burress Hallett Thompson Albert Sackett W J Dixon and Willandf Pascoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toathera
Mra. Marla
Crestina Bartalo
Westminster Hotel
C. M. Truman
J. C. Vance
Baseball Park
Lawrente'a
Tunkhannock
James Vanduser, Jr
Edwards
Beniaman
Abington Township
Bera Griffin Peat Rooms
Lackawanna Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sons of Veterans
Sheridan Knowles
James O'Neill
Academy of Music
Virginius
Marie Burress
Hallett Thompson
Albert Sackett
W. J. Dixon
Willandf. Pascoe
Most Extensive Market Fair in Scranton Opens with Bright Decor
The Market at First Presbyterian Church opened yesterday in the armory on Adams Avenue. A vast, ornate fair features five side booths and a central fancy booth offering flowers art goods household items candy and novelties. Descriptions praise the decoration lighting and careful planning by church women with displays including a standout doll house and elaborate oriental and domestic booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Adams Avenue
Richmond
Hartford
Reeves
Weingarten
New York
Leleles
Doll Booth
Willis Kemmerer
Candy Booth
Cloaks Recovered After Theft From Stevens Residence
Two cloaks were stolen yesterday from the home of Samuel Stevens at the corner of Clay Avenue and Vine Street but were recovered last evening. Three cloaks belonging to Rose the furrier were in the house awaiting Mrs Stevens. A boy posing as Bolz’s employee collected two cloaks in the morning and was later revealed to be part of the scheme. The fur representative then recovered the furs and the boy was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. P. Weichel
Eighth Ward
Philip Welchel
Patrick McGeever
Matthews Building
Lackiwanna Avenue
Maria Croatina Darbola
Maria Capon
Capon
John Lane
Katie Hughes
Archbald
Thomas Healey
May Murray
Minooka
Charles W. Scambler
Libbie Tamblyn
Scranton
Hphatha Guild
St. Luke's
Church
Washington Avenue
J. M. Koehler
Ferguson & Rooney
B. P. Lowry
McAndrew
Lowry
Samuel
Stevens
Clay Avenue
Vine Street
Rose
Bolz
Tin Plate Factory Interest Arouses Scranton Prospects
Local board of trade members meet with tin plate industry representatives to study establishing a large scale plant in Scranton. The project could create about $20,000 in payroll monthly and employ many workers, with plans for a $200,000 capital raise and potential plant relocation from Columbus, Pittsburgh, Akron, and South Wales discussions underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pst
Board of Trade
Lackawanna Avenue
Tachion
Columbus
Pittsburg
Akron
South Wales
Scranton Directory conflict cited in publisher letter
J B Williams, directory publisher, accuses Taylor of trying to supplant him and of misleading with a postal card about orders. He cites Taylor’s false Scranton ties and lists tax notices from City Treasurer G Brooks, urging prompt payment of city and school taxes by January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Scranton Direttory
theScranton Directory
Aung
Scranton
Athen
Baltimore
Wilkes-Harte
J. BE. Williams
Rk. G. Brooks
Council Dispute Delays Linden Street Bridge Bids
Councilmen split between commoners Reagan and Battle and select members over joint bids for Linden Street and Roaring Brook bridges, delaying awards. Edge Moor Bridge Co. of Wilmington is lowest bidder on Linden Street. debates hinge on bid consolidation and separate appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Streets and Bridges Committee of Councils
Linden Street
Common Branch
Select Council
Joint Streets and Bridges Committee
Reagan
Battle
Roaring Brook
Manley
Insegalen
Reagen
Cornciliman Howe
Edge Moor Bridge Company
Wilmington
Linden Street Bridge
Roaring Brook Bridge
Bat Dt
Rouwring Brook
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Cleveland's
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Commonwealth Building
Ackawanna
Aundry
Penn Ave
A. B. Warman
Erraepers
Holdayes
Wyoming Avenue
Phatt’s
City Notes
Pabst
Milwaukee
Lehman’s
Spruce Street
Oxford Bibles and Family Bibles
Reynolds Bros
The
Liederkranz
Reynolds Aros
Stewart Art Callery
Stewart Art Gallery
Mils Jennie Brownscombe
Honesdale
Greclin
Misa Brownscombe
14Th Regiment
Dri. H. . Chase
App. K
Davin
Tam
Richard F. Lindaay
Mulberry Street
Powell's Music Store
Pratt's Book Store
Pillebury
Coursen
Wood and Brass
Asels
Palmer Cox
Tribune
Armory
Ghning Ball
Saratoga
Fountain Pens
Gold Péna
Rudy
5. S. Stevens
TIN Plate Factory
Williams Scranton Directory
Pratt's
Episcopal
Globe Shoe Store
Weber
Guernsey Bros
E. G
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Nnd
Green Ridge
Penn and Lackawanna Avenues
Woolworth’s
Florida
Malaga
F. P. Price
Clothiers, Hellers & Finishera
Bunn
Hanter
Banister’s
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Dresden
Browns
Lackawanna Ave
Czarina
Itl
W. W. Berry
Xavanna Ave
Jewelry and Silver
Rogers
S. C. Snyder
D. D
Jacob Bolz
Titinery Department
J. Bolz
Wvominda Ven Va
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