Offic ers Elected in Suburban Lodges and Local Meetings
Camp No. 178 Patriotic Order Sons of America elects James Hutson as president and a slate of officers. Robert Morris lodge Ivorites selects Lewis Howell as president and names officers for next year. Eisteddfod planned for May 1 at Frothingham. Glee club rehearsals, camp meeting at Taylor, Christmas delegation planned, and local church notes and obituaries included. Funeral of Mary Jane Lewis. various residents moving or visiting. community notices and ads conclude the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Jenkins’ Drug Store
James Hutson
Frank Philps
J. Archie Jones
Stewart Besecker
Alfred Twining
Linden V. Decker
Thomas Sweet
Lewis Featherman
Elijah Davis
H. T. Bradshaw
D. W. Phillips
Robert Morris Lodge
Lewis A. Howell
EM Harris
David J. Davis
G. A. Williams
J. J. Davis
John D. Hughes
Daniel J. Reese
Thomas J. Davis
Inside Guardian
BE. D. Jones
Outside Guardian
Jakes T. Jenkins
Santa Claus and Uncle Sam Cantata at Plymouth Church
Under A B Eynon the Plymouth Congregational Sunday school will present Santa Claus and Uncle Sam on Christmas night with a rehearsal held last night. First Welsh Congregational Church Sunday school plans a Santa Claus cantata on Christmas eve with the old man in a castle. Scranton Street Baptist church Sunday school led by Mixa Mathie Watkins and Mrs B G Beddoe will stage Santa Claus Surprise on stniny night. John D Phillips seeks Republican renomination for common council Fifth ward despite withdrawal rumors. Somthy Jones also seeks ward term, denying a report about him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
O'Malley
West Side
Washburn Street
South Main Avenue
McGinley
Jackson Street
Bummit
N. J
Robert Armstrong
Elmira
N. Y
Briggs
Mary Jane Lewis
Thomas Lewis
Acker Avenue
D. Jones
First Welsh Congregational Church
William Walther
Grove Street
Dunmore
Harmony Grove
Wahler’s Grove
A. B. Eynon
Plymouth Congregational Church
Santa Claus
Uncle Sam
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Mixa Mathie Watkins
B. G. Beddoe
John D. Phillips
Academy Street
Common Council
Smothy Jones
Drunk man damages homes in Keg ger Valley incident
Mike Dodick became intoxicated yesterday and smashed objects in Keg ger Valley. Several houses suffered broken panes from his actions and he was arrested by Constable Joseph Dean and fined six dollars fifty cents by Alderman Kenney who served as magistrate. News notes mention several Kingston residents visiting friends and returning from New York City as well as local recoveries and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Dodick
Kegger Valley
Mike
Alderman Kenney
Joseph Dean
Literary Circle Debates In Marquette Council Will Meet
A literary circle organized by Marquette council No 243 YM I will hold its first meeting this evening with an entertainment of instrumental and vocal music. A debate on the motion that modern inventions have improved working conditions will follow with both sides confident of winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette Council
Young Men's Institute
Evan Simms
David F. Davis
Green Street
Nanticoke
D. W Thomas
Robert McGuire
Marie Moran
J. Sherman
Summit Avenue
Lorn
Patrick Gayin
McDonough Avenue
Katie McCormick
William Street
First Ward
Minooka Base Ball Club Promises A Grand Event
The Minooka base ball club hosts a Jan 29 entertainment featuring Wilkes Barre humorist Don Corbin and other celebrities. Adam Fasshold has returned from Black Hills. Greenwood colleries employees receive their monthly stipend Saturday. Active Football eleven meets Sanderson Hill Comets at Riverside grounds Sunday. Spring election appears hot as candidates emerge and referee meetings are awaited. Tax collectorship remains highly sought after amid district claims. Beecham's Pills mentioned in ad context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minooka
Don Corbin
Wilkes-Barre
Adam Fasshold
Black Hills
Greenwood Colleries
Sanderson Hill Comets
Smoking Jackets Offer Roof High Selection this Season
The catalog extols an unmatched assortment of smoking jackets with superb styles elegant fabrics and pleasing effects claiming no other store in the state matches the wide range available to shoppers.
Street Car Vandalism Upsets City South Side
Street car conductors report a rise in vandalism near the city line as urchins pull trolley ropes and steal signs and latch turners. A lace curtain fire at Joseph Mullen's Maple street home caused minor damage, extinguished by water. The Scranton Athletic club faces Turners at Turner hall tonight, with local interest in the new bridge’s inbound service. Alderman Peter Robling’s term ends in spring and ward election activity remains light. Palmer and McDonalds advertise cut flowers and mower signs at 644 Spruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atealing
Prospect Avenue
Beech Street
Joseph Mullen
Maple Street
Scranton Athletic Club
Turners
Turner Hall
Peter Robling
Politica
Choice
Palmer & McDonalds
Social whirl and notices in Dunmore area events
Christopher Vicker Jr of Apple Street goes hunting in Ore County for a few days. Miss Grace Stanton of Whitney's Point visits Allis Maud Savage in Green Ridge Street. A leap year dance at Odd Fellows Hall drew patrons and Lawrence orchestra provided music. A whist match at Exchange Hotel offers 60 dollars and Pennsylvania championship. The Story of the Reformation is staged at Frothingham. Funeral of Edward F Harper from Blakely Street today with interment in Dunmore Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Vicker, Jr
Apple Street
Ore County
Grace Stanton
Whitney's Point
N. Y
Allis Maud Savage
Green Ridge Street
Dunmore
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lawrence Orchestra
D. Buckley
A. Nye
Edwin Beyea
Myron Knight
Robert Savage
W. K. Teeter
M. L. Speck
Edith Wert
Lydia Farrer
Ida Doty
Exchange Hotel
Ansylvania
Frothingham
Edward F. Harper
Blakely Street
Dunmore Cemetery
Pittston Team Victorious Over North End in Armory Game
Pittston defeated North End 1 to 0 at Company H armory in a foul driven contest. Bryden and Blackburn scored for Pittston with Huff netting for North End. referee Robert Richardson officiated before a crowd of over three hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Pittston
Scranton Athletic Club to face Turner in league title game
The Scranton Athletic Club and Turner meet for a league championship this evening at Turner hall on Seventh street at 3 15. A social follows the game. Both teams have trained hard and expect an exciting contest with planned lineups and a ten minute intermission between two halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Athletic Club
Turner
Turner Hall
Seventh Street
Tee
eDonald
Uber
Vockroch
Cae
European stage and music notes from early reports
A mosaic of entertainment items notes a soprano renouncing singing to enter a convent in Italy, mentions restrictions on barrel organs in Europe, Young Lord Fauntleroy in New York Uni football, McCoy and Rogers in The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown, Wagner’s Ring planned for Bayreuth, Coghlan’s stage history, Australian reactions to American productions, Campenini’s prominence, and the Actors' Association of America shaping the trade with actor experience rules and manager preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bignorina Emilia Ricca
Sant Antonio
Pausilippe
Italy
European
England
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Tommey
Russell
New York University
Frederick M. McCoy
John R. Rogers
Miss Brown
Bayreuth
Coghlan
New
Lydia Thompson
Venus
Chinatown
Campenini
Patti
Gat
Ward de Resalie
New York Sun
Arn A. Brady
le Eda
Frank Sanger
St Tove
Appeals to the Equity Court in Taylor & Co. Dissolution
Joseph Hannick petitions the equity court for an injunction to access the Taylor & Co. books and for appointment of a receiver to wind up the partnership. The case stems from a dissolved lumber partnership from 1890 to 1893 with nearly $7,000 in accounts, now under dispute over access, collection, and potential statute limitations. Attorney Woodruff faces bail for alleged perjury over the claimed theft of the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor & Co
Joseph Hannick
Warren and Knapp
C. Comegys
Hannick
John F. Taylor
C. 8
Andrew Coles
Justice of the Peace
Taylor
Squire
Woodruff
Doles
C. C. Donovan
Coal at Tidewater prompts price concessions in New York
New York reports show a buildup of anthracite coal at tidewater and storage points prompting price cuts by major suppliers to clear cars. Eleven months of production in the coal trust period near forty million tons, with total year output around 43.3 million tons, compare to last year’s 46 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tidewater
Murder at Maynard: Elderly farmer slain in suspected robbery
Marlboro Massachusetts reports a murder in Maynard where John Dean over 70 was found dead on his kitchen floor. An axe lay nearby with blood, and missing money suggests robbery as the motive. The victim lived alone during day and was aided at night by two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Mass
Maynard
John Dean
Maynard Village
Dean
Pursuing a Desperado in Mindon After Depot Attack
Masked gunman shot Agent Brooks at the Missouri Pacific depot in Mindon Missouri. The robber robbed the money drawer and escaped with a small sum. Citizens sweep the surrounding area and vow lynching if the suspect is caught. Brooks is seriously wounded but alive according to later reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Mindon
Brooks
Gale rips Vineyard Haven coast with ship wrecks
A northwest gale hits Vineyard Haven marking the fiercest since 1897. Seven small vessels drifted ashore along the harbor head while the schooner Emma McAdam from Calais ran aground with coal cargo. No lives lost reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Vergela
Emma McAdam
Calais
Capain Swain
New York
Beverly
Armenians in Canada sent to Salvation Army farm
Twenty one Armenian refugees arrived on the steamer Vancouver from Liverpool and fled Turkish persecution. They were aided by the Salvation Army and will go to Toronto to be cared for at the army farm. Also noted Harrisburg dinner and Fort Smith grand jury undecided on George Erb poisoning case leading to discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Halifax
Vancouver
Liverpool
France
Canada
Toronto
Army Farm
Harrisburg
Fort Smith, Ark
George Erb
Edward Nutter
Fort Smith
The Stomach Necessity for Health and Dyspepsia Pills
The article extols the stomach as central to all body functions and warns that indigestion leads to numerous ailments. It recommends Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, dissolving in the mouth after meals, as a natural aid, with Dr Jennison's endorsement, pricing at 50 cents and free literature from Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Jennison
Stuart Co
Marshall
Mich
Pittsburg Eyes Farm Move in Eastern League Shuffle
The Pittsburg club plans to send surplus players to the Syracuse farm system to avoid financial risk, with no direct payments for Smith and Lezotte. Syracuse may be asked to return players as the Eastern league race tightens, recalling past transfers that harmed the Toronto and Syracuse clubs. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills are advertised next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith and Lezotte
Syracuse
Pittsburg News
Pittsburg
Smith
le Zotte
Buckenberger
Toronto
Pittaburga
Rheumatism Cure Claims Relief After Doctors Fail
L Wagner of Richmond Virginia reports a severe sciatic rheumatism attack lasting two months. He says the Myatic Cure for Rheumatism cured him after doctors prescriptions failed and notes others saw fine results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Wagner
Richmond
Whs
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
Iverlies
Methodists
W. T. Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Epworth League
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
F. Mathews
Beranton Street Baptist Church
Ptists
Harriet J. Davis
Main Avenue
J. C. King
West Lack
Santa Claus Cantata
David Evans
Kingston
Frank Bryant
Division Street
New York City
Joseph Jeremiah
William Morris
Bucknell University
Rutherford Hadley
Eynon Street
Hugh A. Howell
Philadelphia
Princeton
J. Plummer Acker
Booth Main Avenue
William Yohe
John House
Providence
Beecham
Beecham's
HE Samters
South Side News
Urchies
Joseph Mallee
THE
Equity Court
Joseph Mamaick
Taylor & Company
John Green
Missouri
Vineyard Aven
Hood
Fine China
Cut
Belleek Goods
Wedgewood
Delft
Dresden
the Clemons, Ferrer O'Malley Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Davis’ Theater
Fay Foster
Aswell
Newport
Westpfahl S
Pittston Ave
Willow Sr
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