Personal notices from city column
Asou born to Mr and Mrs Weijoe at 814 Quincy avenue on Tuesday evening. Mrs Bamford Marstles, as Vobel Winrot, visiting Newark and Somerville with sisters Mes Swittir and Miss Cowan. LC Spaulding, public accountant, opened an office at 220 Broadway, New York. Alfred Evitet, formerly chief engineer of the Lakawanna Troy and steel company, now in charge at Wellmin Seaver Engineering in Cleveland, visited the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asou
Mir 1
Weijoe
Quincy Avenue
Evoniing
Bamford Marstles
Vobel Winrot
Newark
Somerville
Mes
Swittir
Cowan
Spauldng
Pubic
New York
Ute
Scranton
Alfred Evitet
Lukkawanna Troy and Steel Company
Wellmin-Seaver Engineering Company
Cleveland
GE to Build Six 5000 HP Dynamos for Niagara Falls Power
The Niagara Falls Power Company awards General Electric of Schenectady a contract for six 5000 horsepower dynamos to install in powerhouse two under construction. The six units will boost output by 30,000 electrical horsepower, supplementing the 10,000 hp from powerhouse one. Local item notes real estate details in Scranton and a dental offer from Dr. Hill & Son for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Walls Power Company
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Niagara Pally Gazette
Niagara Falla
Mstabrook
Spruce Street
Scranton
Sacred concert at Lyceum for St. Joseph's home benefit
Program notes list multiple soloists and choirs including soprano soloists Landini and Show Me Thy Ways, tenor and bass contributions, and the Cathedral Choir under W. P. Sehiling. Box office opens at 9 with ticket returns requested by Saturday at 9 p.m. to Mrs. M. F. Wynns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
St. Joseph's
Kia Chads Ek
Dimarisa Cocre
Willian Brudiotry
Dee
Climirogn
Nrofewor W
PP Sehiling
Landini
Nicoleo Mea
Willites
David Stephens
Alice Burke
Schubert Quartette
Chews
Neel Vey
Martha
Josephine C. Walsh
M. 7. Leonard
Misses B. Lavelle
Margaret Murphy
Belle Philbin
Anna Ford
Mary Johnson
Loretta Doud
Mary Haggerty
Anna M. Fadden
Hannah Deving
Elizabeth Kane
Laura Latter
Josephine Rafter
Catherine Walsh
Elizabeth Snow
Margaret Kane
Mary Keefe
Messrs
Gustav Repert
Frank Mellon
Jos. A. Murphy
Daniel Buckley
Frank Scheller
Frank Steinbach
Adolph Moser
Michael Phillips
Emil Herbster
Fred Werle
Frederick Heinz
Alf. Gutheing
W. i. Bradbury
John Gunster
Matthew Snow
Willian Kenney
Aloysius Colligan
James Hayes
John Seasegeer
George Relf
William Grambo
Josh Allbrecht
Josh Fish
Leopold Allbrecht
Otto Robinson
John Stoebu
Paul Clemins
Juror Influence Allegation Sparks Court Tension
Minooka juror John J. Coyne demanded Judge Cameron compel Thomas Norton case witness to retract whispers that jurors were tampered with. Judge Cameron said no formal charges were before the court to probe such gossip. Wilson denied making statements and stood by his words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Coyne
Minooka
David Cameron
Coyne
Thomas Norton
Wilson
Noreton
Butter Theft Arrest Near Center Street Station
Lieutenant John Divis and Batrolman Charles Neals investigated a butter theft tied to Fledural Lonergan's Chestnut street grocery. They captured one suspect, Carney, at Gomerling's saloon, while a second suspect escaped onto Penn avenue. A second tub of butter was found at a barn on Minin avenue. Both suspects were taken to Center street station for identification, with a hearing set before Mayor Moir.
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Pallee
John Divis
Batrolman
Charles Neals
Raymond Court
Gomerlingen
Lonergan
Chestnut Street
Penn Avenue
Carney
Mimin Avenue
Center Street
Moir
Fifteenth Organ Concert At Elm Park Church
J Alfred Pennington director of Scranton Conservatory of Music and Elm Park organist presents his fifteenth organ concert this evening at Elm Park church assisted by the Elm Park quartette with soloist Miss Helen Schramm and Mrs A L W Priveorgannist admission silver offering courtesy note in local notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alfred Pennington
Scranton Conservatory of Music
Elm Park Church
Elm Park Quartette
Helen Schramm
Nerushas Trial: Defense Faces Failing Evidence in Miskus Killing
Simon Nerushas testifies denying any role in the March 18 killing of John Miskus at the Lloyd street residence. Defense attorneys plan to address the jury while prosecutors press threats of a possible plot or coerced testimony amid conflicting accounts from witnesses and family members.
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Simon Nerushas
John Miskus
Lloyd Street
Andrew Miller
Charles Miller
Commonwealth and Defense
James White
White
Miekus
Anthony Miller
Nerushas
Lezofsky
Andrew Gordon
Gordon
Miller
van Bergen, Jr
County Commissioners’ Office
Miskus
Teteks
John Buptush
Buchta
Leyshon
Thomias
the Commonwealth
Charlie Miller
Andrew
Lewis
John
Burtush
Scranton Transit Debate Shapes State Politics
Scranton faces a contention over census certification and transit class status. State politicians weigh urging Scranton into second class and potential legislative leverage amid factional maneuvering with Pittsburgh and Allegheny, hinging on local votes and representational shrewdness.
Bale description of warehouse and barn property sale
The Hunt Connell Co. describes parcels in Lackawanna Avenue and Eighth Street with 25 feet front on Lackawanna Avenue 180 feet on Eighth Street and 147 feet along the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad line, including a five story brick warehouse with track privileges. Also a barn lot on Dix Court about 85 by 90 feet with brick stable and frame warehouse between Lackawanna Avenue and Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commer
Lackawanna Avenue
Eighth Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Dix Court
Lee Court
Luackawannk Avenue
Spruce Street
O the Hunt & Connell Co
Committee Meets Silliman Over Street Car Grievances
A six member committee from the Motormen and Conductors union met General Manager Silliman of the Scranton Railway yesterday in Economy Hall. They presented grievances seeking higher pay and shorter hours. Talks spanned from noon to late afternoon with a decision expected in a few days. a key demand would cut daily hours to ten while keeping pay the same, replacing the current sixteen hour shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silliman
Scranton Railway Company
Passageway Opened For Nay Aug Mules After Cave-In
A week of effort ends as a passageway is opened to the four mules entombed in Nay Aug colliery. The animals are found alive though exhausted from hunger. Nourishment is provided and officials plan to widen the passage for swift removal once recovered.
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Nay Aug
Public notice on withdrawal of cooking lectures
We regret to announce that the cooking lectures advertised for this week at The Big Store by Mrs Adeline Wagg smith have been withdrawn due to Mrs Smith leaving the city. The withdrawal is not our fault and is in response to a telegram received yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Wagg Smith
Epidemic Alarm at No 98 School Demands Calm
Health officer says reports of chicken pox at No 98 Madison and Pine school are exaggerated and the outbreak is small. Officials urge calm despite several cases among pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 98
Madison Avenue
Pine Street
Allen
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Pant Furst
Hiner
Cepeeee
G. Reppert
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Babylon
Clarke
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Mear
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the Holy City
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Assatiling Gordon
Dominick Strigve
Joseph Miajilinsiki
Lezotsky
Alma Ovanovitch
Overton
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Scrinton
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Rhogee
Casey & Welly
Luken's
Lloyd Streal
Strigus
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Millee’s
John Burtush
Witness
Masilinski
Gereski
Keys
Leszofsky
Tripp
Campbell
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Tribune
Benator Filnn
Park & Tilford
Key West
Custom House
E.G
Coursen
MR. Silliman
Motormens
Annou
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Boston
San Francisco
California
Waterman
Kempis
Crane
R. E. Prendergast
Washington Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Washington Ave
No. 4
Speedway House
Central
Pennsylvania
Adams Avenue
Moritz Moszkowski
Masons Hamlin
Mason and Hamlin
Paris
Mason & Hamlin
Moszkowski
L. B. Powell & Co
Conrad
A. N. Kerr
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Buranton
Wilkes-Barre Pa
General Omice
Scranton, Ra
Rembrandt
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Mauvee
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Mark Fisher
Wyoming Ave
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Jules Dennoulin
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