Pink rose centerpiece and social rounds mark Scranton gathering
A large plateau of pink roses centered the dining room table as Bauer provided music. The Bible class of the Sunday school at the Church of the Good Shepherd were entertained at William Oglesby's home on Sanderson Avenue. Various residents attended socials, visited relatives, and prepared for travels and events, including Mrs Foster welcoming guests, tobogganing at the Country Club, and numerous residents returning from trips or leaving for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Dickson
Jefferson Avenue
Haight
Lebanon
B. Jermyn
Emma Mott
Frappe
Walter M, Dickson
James P, Dickso
Rogera Israel
F. H. Jermyn
Mlolse Gilmore
Lydian Poors
Bauer
Ie Sunday School
Church of the Good Shepherd
William Oglesby
Sanderson Avenue
Admitted to the Bar John M McCourt Joins County Lawyers
John M. McCourt was yesterday admitted to practice in Lackawanna county courts on motion of Col.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. McCourt
Lackawanna County
Smallpox Case Reports Prompt Quarantine and Civic Petition
The tenth Scranton smallpox case, Mrs. Adolph Lentz of 1030 Price Street, visited a quarantined area before illness. The Salvation Army barracks on Price Street closes for fumigation as residents petition for improved sanitation and drainage near Mileneheibehood, Pettitone, and Roberts' Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Lentz
Price Street
Weat Scranton
Paine
Kingitn Lentz
Salvation Army
Parry
Mears’ Hall
Lewis
Brace and Parry
Dan
Scrinton
Scranton
Setelle
Lincken Bromley
Mileneheibehood
Heneiee
Sweet
Pettetone
Stookey
Pettehone Street
B.A
Citizens' Alliance Meeting Notice in Trade Building
A Citizens' Alliance business meeting is scheduled in the Assembly Room of the Board of Trade Building on Tuesday evening February 4 1902 at eight o'clock. Members may introduce candidates in the usual manner. Adv. W A May Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Alliance
Board of Trade
McCourt Passes Law Exams and Debuts as Writer
Joan M McCourt and F J Fitzsimmons note a young man who passed recent law exams in brilliant fashion. A High School graduate, McCourt shows a logical disciplined mind and strong legal potential. He previously worked in newspaper writing with clear force and description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anes F. J. Fitzsimmons
Mr. McCourt
McCourt
Convention Opens Today Knights of Columbus Gather in Scranton
The knights convene at the club house on North Washington avenue with a high mass at St Peters Cathedral and a full day of sessions. A third degree ceremony conferred on fifty nine candidates last night drew a large crowd, with delegates from Scranton Wilkes Barre Pittston and surrounding towns. A banquet tonight features toastmaster Hon M E McDonald and remarks from Bishop Hoban and other dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seasion
Order—Third Degree
Knights of Columbus
North
Washington Avenue
Philadelphia
Ffty
Order
James Flaherty
Knight Gibbons
Matt Brown
Scranton
Wilkes- Barre
Pittston
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Thomas W. Cavanaugh
Clearfield
D. J. Bustin
M. E. McDonald
Rt. Rey
M. J. Hoban
T. P. Duggan
M. J. Donahoe
James O'Neill
Carbondale
Daniel Ta Wart
Wilken-Barre
Francis Connor
Easton
Two Appeals Taken in City and Jenkins Case
The city and George W. Jenkins appeal to the Supreme Court from Judge Tl. M. Ed wards decision in the delinquent tax collector case. The city challenges the ruling that it must pay Jenkins compensation while Jenkins contests the award of 700 dollars or a commission rather than a share of the fixed 5000 dollar salary. The appeals are filed separately but may be argued together.
Paderewski the Artist A Winged Muse in Critic’s Eye
The article surveys Paderewski’s magnetic stage presence and the fevered, often sensational, literary and artistic comparisons critics have drawn. It notes women admire his art’s quiet sanctuary while male minds fixate on his hair and mythic aura, citing Burne-Jones Alma Tadema and Nossig. The piece ends by contrasting Wagnerian adoration with the grotesque extremes critics reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paderewski
Burne-Jones
Alma Tadema
Burne- Jones
Muasacelo
Lucifer
Hut Alfred Nossig
Mary
Nossig
Twain
Wagner
Brandon Family Thanks For Sympathy And Flowers
W. W. Brandon and family express heartfelt thanks to friends for kind condolences and floral remembrances shown during their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Brandon
Vaccination debate and quarantine details New warnings in city health drive
The article reports on ongoing smallpox concerns, quarantine enforcement, and public health measures. It describes cases, recovered patients, and a council discussion on free vaccination in schools. Dr. O'Malley criticizes unvaccinated teachers and demands compliance within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L.wormser
Allen
Bureau of Health
John O'Malley
Myr. Chittenden
O'Malley
Tam
Speedway Land Company Creditors Call for Stock
To the Speedway Land Company Creditors. Call at Pranklin & Co. insurance agent, Coal Exchange building, and get your stock, all signed and ready. Sign stock book and receive it, 7 G. E. Hill, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranklin & Co. Insurance Company
Coal Exchange
G. E. Hill
Woman's Exchange Celebrates First Birthday With Displays
The Woman's Exchange marks its first anniversary this week highlighting clever work by women. Beautiful kimonos, decorative photography, and charming embroideries are featured as the second floor Price building rooms attract visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Exchange
Exchange
Price
Changes Planned for Delaware and Madison Passenger Trains
The Delaware and Madison announces new timetables starting Sunday February 2 with revised Sunday Malh line departures. Train 49 from Scranton to Wilkes Barre will depart 1:17 PM and No 9 to Carbondale will depart 11:17 PM. Honesdale branch weekday departures shift to 7:47 AM 11:57 AM 2:30 PM and 5:05 PM from Honesdale to Carbondale and 7:22 AM 9:05 AM 1:00 PM and 11:22 PM from Carbondale to Honesdale. Sunday trains also updated.
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Delaware and Madson
Malh
Scranton
Wilkes- Barre
Carbondale
Honesdale
Onesdale
Liederkranz Society Elects New Trustees and Officers
At the annual meeting Sunday the Liederkranz Society elected trustees Frank Dummler Gue Welngs Frank Becker Fred J. Widminger Jacob BD. Ferber L J Siebecker William Pinrich Charles Wenzel and Joseph Keller. They organized by electing Frank Hummer president Frank Becker vice president Fred Z Widmayer corresponding secretary and Jacob PT Berber treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Liederkranz
Frank Dummler
Gue Welngs
Frank Becker
Fred J. Widminger
Jacob BD. Ferber
L. J. , Siebecker
William Pinrich
Charles Wenzel
Joseph Keller
Frank Hummer
Fred Z. Widmayer
Jacob PT. Berber
Supper at St Luke's Parish House Held Thursday
Parish house supper announced for Thursday February 6 from 4.20 to 9.30. Menu lists cold sliced ham sleed roast beer shelled oysters creamed potatoes cabbage salad baked beans mixed pickles bread and butter canned milk cake coffee and ice cream at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Luke's Parish House
Lce Cream, LLC
School Board Inquiry Returns From Manual Training Tour
Members of the special committee appointed by President Gibbons to inspect manual training schools across the country have returned, reporting on prospects for establishing such an institution in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoola Howell
John Gibbons
B.D. Pellows
Bookil of Cartel
Deane TW
Roche
Joan A. Philitie
Fifag
Gibbons
Board of Control
Muslin Underwear Sale Notice
Complete line of medium and fine underwear including corset covers gowns drawers long skirts short skirts children's dresses and gowns at astonishin g prices. Advise early buying as items are selling rapidly.
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Washington Ave
International Text Book Co
Title Guarantee and ‘Trust Co
Eits
Cevetal
Tata Lank
Clark & Snover
Tolacne Co
Maiken
Thair
Cerittl Pennavivawia Brewing Co
Comegys & Co
Dime Building
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Ackawanna
Poin Avene
Abel
Social and Personal
Florida
Hufuad. Foster
Gardner Cobb
Morrisburg
Foster
Miffalo
National Salt Company
James Jordan
Snelimont Overnue
New York
Tlarty Sneldmin
Academy Efrect
Thhwea
Frank J. Milman
Pottaville
Mia
Kreaky
Con
North Summer
Juve
Tunklintook
Mixes Mae Lindabury
South Main Avenue
Honn
Stroudslung
Nore Maleelical
William Hutton
Jackeon Street
North Carolina
William Beagle
Fleetville
Mere John Lamb
Palrview Avenue
J. Wt. Studley
Wilkes. Barre
W. A. Held
Jackson Street
John Powell
Upper Lehigh
J. B. Whitman
Booth Rebecca Avenue
A. ©. Salisbury
Thi City
Thompson
Mears Hall
Bromley Avenue
Recorder
John Thomas
Inchatee
W. A. May
Joan M. M'Coury
City
G. W. Jenkins
W. J. Morgan
Swetland Street
William Allspaugh
North Bromley Avenue
James Brace
North Garfield Avenue
Evan Evans
Roberts Court
Alfred Trodney
North Seventh Street
Evans
Brace House
George Lewis
Mla
Tovey
Tio Tettebine Street
John Hopplewhite
N. Sumner Avenue
Isaac Numvis
N. Cromley Avenue
Speedway Land Company
Liederkranz Society
St. Luke's Parish House
Roelofs
Caraty and Trust Company OF Scranton
L. A. Watres
Prank L. Phillips
Ralph S. Hull
Tausi Orricea
Price & Jenkins
Wyoming Ave
Hartford Typewriter
Hartford
Barber's
Fords
Franklin Avenue
Clay Avenue
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Fred R. Smith
Linden Street
Board of Jade Building
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes-Darre
the Tribune
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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