Injunction hearing延续与商贸关照及地方公告
The record notes the Injunction case of John A. Mears against W. A. Mallany being continued until January. It mentions retail clothing and shoe stores extending renynative hours nightly except Saturdays from Jan 1. Also lists marriage licenses issued, a donation from a local figure, and various city notices including sewer plans for the seventeenth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Mears
W. A. Mallany
Thomas
Miu
Zilinek
Scranton
Anirew Mia- Tusik
Mermnia Simon
Olyphant
the Tribune
Disrupted Meeting of Associate Board of Charities
A regular meeting of the Associate Board of Charities was convened for the evening but adjourned due to lack of quorum. Present were Col oniel BE H Ripple Rev Rogers lracl and John Gibbons. The report notes the weather and snow drift hardships on attendees travel from Pittston avenue South Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities
Associate Board of Charities
Lax
Coloniel BE
H. Ripple
Rogers Lracl
John Gibbons
Pittston Avenue
South Side
Holiday Night Assembly At Scranton Bicycle Club
The third holiday assembly drew a large crowd at the Scranton Bicycle Club House to precede tonight’s Exchange ball in Honesdale. Patronesses included Mrs. Henry Helin Jr and Mrs. H J Anderson. guests ranged from Miss Payne of Kingston to Dr Charles Miner of Wilkes-Barre and Sheldon of Greenwich Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
J. Fuller
N. G. Robertson
H. B. Reynolds
N. Y. Leet
Jermyn
Beltn
Blair
Winton
Simpson
Archald
Augusta Archbald
Hunt
Coursen
Sue Jermyn
Messrs
Tributes to memory of Ex Judge Henry M Seely
Lackawanna Bar Association met despite a snowstorm to act on the death of ex Judge Henry M Seely of Honesdale. President Alfred Hand presided with Archbald, Torrey, Smith and Comerys on a resolutions committee. The group plans to report to Seely’s family and newspapers. funeral set for 2 15 p m in Honesdale with many local lawyers expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Henry M. Seely
Honesdale
Wayne County
Nao
Alfred Hand
Jamey H. Torrey
Judie Kh. W. Archbald
Tudge
P. P. Smith
Cornelile Comerys
Comerys
Judge Seely
Evie
Seely
President Hand
Archbald
Torrey
Smith
F. L. Bitchcork
Purdy
EB. N. Williard
Hand and Smith
Selvester Torrey
Gunster
F. L. Hitchcock
W. H. Jessup
W. W. Wilson
Protracted Council Session Adopts Bridge Contract Awards
After eight long sessions, a joint council meeting awarded asphalted bridge floors and two contracts. Edge Moor Bridge Co of Wilmington will build Linden Street bridge for 210, Phenix Bridge Co of Phenixville wins Spruce Street bridge for 87045. Debate over right of way and specifications sparked friction before a unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Chittenden
Select Council
Sanderson
Linden Street
Edge Moor Bridge Company
Wilmington
Phenix Bridge Company
Phenixville
Married at Noon in Scranton Bride Weds Rochester Groom
Miss Florence Edgar daughter of attorney S W Edgar of Capouse avenue married Sylvester Tilson of Rochester at Kim Park church in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev W H Pearce. Professor George N Rockwell played Lohengrin as the couple processed. They left for a wedding tour and will reside in Rochester where the groom works for Vogt Cloak and Lace. the bride is noted as one of Scranton's most beautiful girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Edgar
S. W. Egar
Capoute Avyenue
Sylvester Tillieon
Rochester
Kim Park Church
W. H. Pearce
George N. Rockwell
Mrs. Tilson
Lackawanna Road
Vogt Cloak and Lace Company
Scranton
Chimes of Normandy rehearsal this evening at Muale hall
The next rehearsal of the Chimes of Normandy will take place at Muale hall tonight. Richard F. Lindsay advertises Rubber Room for men and boys at $1.0 and promotes Five Brothers Si Lackawanna Magnesia and Magnobestos Sectional Coverings. Reynolds Bros, Center street, offers engraved cards and lists successors to Macan & Co with J. B. Reynolds as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
Muale Hall
O'Elgok
Richard F. Lindsay
Five Brothers
Si Lackawanna Avenue
U. Fy, Reynolds
Macan & Co
J. 8
Reynolds
Center Street
There’s No Better Holiday Present for the Little Ones
All parts on sale now at the Tripune business office offering a range of items for children during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripune
City Council in Turmoil Over Minooka Annexation Debate
A mistimed motion and heated parliamentary maneuvering sparked a fractious meeting as the joint session adjourned in disorder. Members Battle Sweeney McLean led clashes while Moir Robathan exited in protest, leaving Schadt to chair amid interruptions and a rush of orders from seventh to third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Hattle
Sweeney
McLean
Common Branch
Moir
Nealls
Schadt
Battle
Minooka
Robathan
Mr. Battle
Mr. Moir
Moly
Norton
Mr. Grier
Sweeney Wre
Mr. Robathan
Godfrey
Williams
Fear of Quorum Prompted Republican Meeting Adjournment
Fear of losing a quorum and the desire to grasp the last straw moved Mr. Batile to suspend the session. He asked the meeting be adjourned until this evening and the motion carried with Democratic votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Batile
Christmas Exercises at Penn Avenue Baptist Sunday School
Despite heavy snow a large turnout attended the Penn Avenue Baptist Church Sunday school exercises. Rev Warren G Partridge and Superintendent Luther Keller spoke after a song service. Recitations featured Florence Drew November Mary Robe and others. A quartet sang Christmas Bells and a humorous reading titled Christmas Dinner was given. A fine sword presented to Captain Fred M Koehler by the Boys Brigade marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue Baptist Sunday School
Warren G. Partridge
Luther Keller
B.S. Williams
Prauyer
Florence Drew
Marry Robe
Alice Corwin
Edith Murphy
Annie
Grace Rose
Charles
Edwin Whittemore
Killen Gates
Fred. M. Koehler
Mr. Koehler
Koehler
Keller
Christmas Tree Exercises by Scranton Liederkranz
Children joyfully attended a Christmas program in the Music Hall hosted by the Scranton Liederkranz. The hall featured evergreen decorations and a color changing electric motto reading A Merry Christmas. The society presented a literary and musical program with little girls given cups and saucers, boys pinker boots, and all visitors receiving candy boxes. A committee led by Mrs J F Widmayer organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Liederkrang
Scranton Liederkrana
Anciety
Atrs
J. F. Widmayer
Reichert
Freeh
Schellhase
A. Conrad
George Wahl
F. J. Widmayer
FL Leather
Theodore Pettach
Powell Keller
Shoe Factory Coming to Scranton Employing 100
Arrangements are under way for a shoe factory to be established in Scranton. It will be the city’s sole shoe plant, employing about 100 men with machinery valued at 25000 dollars. Samples of current production will be shown soon, and the board of trade invites offers to erect or lease a suitable building for the factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Board of Trade
Persoans
Watch Night Services at Bim Park Church Tonight
A watchnight service under the Epworth league will be held at Bim Park church on Monday night. The program starts at 1 40 o clock with a song service until 1 pm, followed by further meetings and a consecration service conducted by Rev. W. H. Pearce. A leather bound New Webster Dictionary is advertised at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bim Park
Epworth League
W. H. Pearce
Advertising items and shop names on Adams avenue
A fragmented list announces offerings and addresses including Buck Whitmore Co on Adams avenue and Linden street Beranton Pa. The Journal free time and address read plainly. Reynolds Bros advertises Guernsey Bros Rubber Boots and pens. Five Brothers and Pillabury's Mills claim capacity. Catholic Prayer Books and Bibles feature at Reynolds Bros files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck, Whitmore & Co
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
Beranton
Perjury trial over soda water sale at Ryan's Drug Store
Assistant Secretary Charles A Wiley of the Young Men’s Christian Association faced a jury on perjury charges after testifying that he saw three men drink soda at Ryan’s Drug Store and pay with coins. Druggist Ryan testified Wiley lied about the payment as the case tangled with witnesses identifying four people seen near the store. The court adjourned with the jury still deliberating as other cases, including a speakeasy sting, were heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Wiley
Young Men’s Christian Association
Jinge Sillser
Dringelst
FF. A. Dony
Wiley
Sprice ‘Strat
Penn Avenue
Ryan
Poston
Soiand
Frank Callahan
Yan
Mr. Callahan
My Callahan
Atore
Seontary Wiley
Cent
Manley
Dummom
Wiles
Sitter
Bitser
Tippling House
Wiliam Bauer
Wilkes-Barre
Purdy
Ida Fisher
Joseph Holthim
Aod
George Brown
Green Wedge
John Sweeney
Anthony Hogan
Johnson
Patel
Texae
Evans
Brown
Vans
Sweeney
Jude Purdy
Kelly
George
Patrick Mennegan
George A. Southard
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Prelands Baby
Cleveland Baking Powder Ca
New York
Cleveland Drothers
Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Commonwealth Building
Ackawanna
Penn Ave
THE
Imnundry
A. B. Warman
Sverre
Wyoming Avenue
New England Society
New England
Tribune
James J. Manley
Morgan Sweeney
Joseph Morgan
Lackawanna Avenue
Lisale Wilson
Dunmore
Washington Avenue
Omeer Hiloch
Central Station
Pabst's
Milwauke Beer
Cool and Sparkling
Lohman's
Bornce Street
Tve Brothers
Reynolds Bros
Saint Luke's
Lackawanna Har Association
Mr. McLean
Linden Street Bridge
Cremony
Phillips
Bwetland
Bittle
Air McLean
Spruce Street
Gattle
Sylvester Tillson
Rochester, N.Y
Oarda
Penn Avenue Church
Finest Hine
Davis’ Automatie Twkstands
Huy
Weber
Get
Bes
Guernsey
Ive Brothers
Oxford Bibles
Family Bibles
Pillabury
We Mills
E. G
Case
Czarina
W. W. Berry
S.C. Snyder
Banister’s
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Bruwn
Coleils
Citheners
Oil Cons
Hapa
Dover Tag Beales
Woolworth
Lackawanka Avenue
Sality
Anita Watereems
Columbus Monument
Washington Ay
Seal Gap
Conchran
J. Bolz
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