City Notes Name Local Events And Incidents
The notes report council estimates committee meeting slated for Tuesday night. Local residents include John Morin treated at a hospital, Captain John of Hyde Turk Volunteers organizing a Rescue Mission gathering, and bail granted for several residents. Funeral arrangements for Walter Carden and a gospel meeting at South Side Young Women’s Christian group are noted, along with various civic notices, licenses, and minor legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morin
Piglor Hospital
Hyde Turk
John
Aierrill Scott
Springbrook
Walter Carden
Mardin Moran
Prlew Street
Hyde Mark Catholic
South Side
Chris-Ton
Prdems
Cedar Doenue
Currie Murgeh
Bullend Lode
Knights of Pythfae
Hulbert
Michiel Murray
Miageste Mangan
Lickiwinnn
James Ann
Forest City
Mamie Barna
Scranton
Patrick Healey
Wilfred Mahon
Lackawanna Township
Delaware and Hudson
Orwk
Olephant
Delaware, Lackawanaa and Western Railroad
Samuel Lesh
Abdermain Howe
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Tome
A. Reilly
Nay Aty Avenue
Abe Posner
Charles Alpke
Charles Tecilore
Millian
Thome M. Jordan
West Side
Academy of Music
Barah Bedford
Muale
Cape
Todt Clark
Mary A. O' Malley
FB. J. Trahe
Paine's Celery Compound Promoted as Restorative Medicine
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy for nervous debility and female ailments. It claims to relieve liver and kidney complaints, headaches, hysteria, indigestion, and heart palpitations by strengthening the nervous system and purifying the blood. It touts testimonials from women and workers across communities to support its claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nts
Paine
Beily
Wid Pathe
Prisoners Held for Trial in Court
Report notes prisoners were held for trial with bail set at zero dollars each, indicating detention pending proceedings.
Bargain Halloween Prices On Gloves Hats and Hosiery
Special Saturday evening sale offers deeply discounted ladies and children's gloves mitts belts corsets and hosiery. Colors and sizes vary with prices from 7 to 79 cents and a selection of $1.00 to $1.25 items marked down. Purchases include embroidered handkerchiefs belts chatelains and white underwear. MEARS and HAGEN advertise the event with bold discounts and a wide assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
Maguire Re-Signs to Lead Scranton Team This Season
Scranton third baseman James Maguire, famed for his throwing, signs again to join the coming season. Maguire, who starred in 1806 and spent part of last year in the defunct New York league, is regarded as a strong hitter with notable defensive skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Maguire
Scranton
Maguire
Fast Companys
Medermott
Scranton Business College Promotes Practical Training
Miss May Kearhey serves as bookkeeper and cashier at Banister's shoe store while Miss Julia Reilly works as a stenographer for Armour Beef Company. Stanley Simrell, recently graduated, is elected secretary and general manager of Winela Os Gis Development and Improvement company. The college touts old-fashioned methods, experienced teachers, and hard work as keys to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renomnber
May Kearhey
Banister
Julia Reilly
Armour Beef Company
Scranton
Stanley Simrell
Factoryville
Winela Os
Gis Development and Improvement Company
Simrell
Bscranton Business College
Unclear fragmentary OCR item with names and numbers
Fragmentary text shows garbled product names and measurements including Double Dare and Locke's Telescopes with scattered numbers and letters, no coherent event or context available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erweavito
Supomiuch
Belle Beranton
Locke's Telescopes
Royal Dane
Laundanum and Whisky Incident At Brunswick Cafe
Martin Gurrell a Brunswick cafe bartender drank two ounces of laudanum and whisky after asking for laudanum at Sanderson's drug store. He collapsed and was treated by doctors through the morning, with his life in the balance. The event followed heavy drinking and a request to charge the laudanum to Mr Jacobus. Police and physicians attended as he regained consciousness briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gurrell
George F. Jacobus
Brunswick
Spruce Street
Sanderson
Gurrell
Mr. Jacobs
St. Cloud
Longstreet
Dr. Pennypacker
van Buren Avenue
Jacobus
Bricklayers' Ball Aims to Celebrate Union No. 18
The Bricklayers' Union No. 18 hosted its first annual ball at Music Hall drawing about 100 attendees from across the city and nearby towns. Professor Johnson provided music for twenty six dances as the committee led by Charles Helier Ed Shiffer Thomas Wall Chas Shiffer and Michael Nolin organized the event. Union officers include Thomas Potter president Fred Sykes vice president Arthur and William Johnson secretaries and Charles Heler treasurer. The union notes a uniform wage rate of 35 cents an hour with 11 cents extra for pressed brick and claims nearly full local membership except for daily paid company hands.
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Bricklayers’ Union, No
Music Hall
Johnson
Charles Helier
Ed Shiffer
Thomas Wall
Chas
Shiffer
Michael Nolin
No. 18
Thomas Potter
Fred Sykes
Arthur
William Johnson
Charles Heler
Jtg
Funeral of Kittie V. Brown in Honesdale
Funeral services for Kittie V. Brown were held at her sister Mrs James A Mellon’s home in North Seventh Street Massillon Ohio. The casket was moved to Honesdale by Delaware and Hudson train and laid beside her mother in the Catholic cemetery. A large crowd accompanied the remains from Blonesdale to the burial site with many floral tributes. Pallbearers were Attorneys John J Murphy M J McAndrew T J Daly AL T Howley J P Mitchell and William Mooney. flower bearers were Frank McCann Frank McDonald and John T Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie V. Brown O
James A. Mellon
North Seventh Street
Massillon
Ohio
Honesdale
Blonesdale
John J. Murphy
M. J. McAndrew
T. J. Daly
AL T. Howley
J. P. Mitchell
William Mooney
Frank McCann
Frank McDonald
John T. Brown
Roof concerns at No 10 school discussed by board
Building committee met to review the No 10 school roof work by Peter Stipp. The panel found substantial completion per specs and planned to approve the withheld $4000, with $266 due and $176 needed for added supports as suggested by the inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
No. 10
Kl, Brown
Brown & Morris
Peter Stipp
Stipp
Wilder
Wev
Stipy
Actordine
Brown
Injunction Sought Over Cayuga Street Property Dispute
Patrick Meltale appeals equity court with attorney Judge Stanton to stop George Brown from selling or seizing property on Cayuga Street. Meltale says Brown now seeks $1000 instead of $36000 for release of the lot pledged as security for a $400 loan. Judge Gunster grants a preliminary injunction blocking Brown from molesting Meltale or meddling with the disputed real estate. hearing date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Court
Patrick Meltale
Jucdee Stanton
George DD
Brown
Cayuga Street
Afeklale
Ats
McHale
Gunster
Dia
College of Commerce Notes and Local Enrollment
Elmhurst Dickson Archbald Avoca Pond Hill and 12 Scranton students entered this week. A lead ing attorney seeks a stenographer. A college library will be established at noon. Reading is urged as the purest fount of knowledge. Card writing and pen work are taught by Prof Trainer in shorthand and penmanship with strict discipline as the school key. The Lackawanna Laundry 105 Penn Ave. serves as a local reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmhurst
Dickson
Archbald
Avoca
Pond Hill
Scranton
Supreme Court rules sewer assessments limited to abutting properties
The court holds assessments may not be collected from non abutting properties, limiting sewer district charges to those touching the sewer line. The ruling may complicate liens and title clears for properties not directly adjoining the sewer, potentially affecting deeds and future sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Seventeenth
South Side
Heechwool Avenue
Pittsburg
Justion Dean
Wiitershel Askukamenth
Wallerehed
Pandon
Supreme Court in Pittensburg Case Delayed
The piece outlines a stalled decision as the Supreme Court hesitates on the Pittensburg matter. It notes expectations about revenue plans, Mayor Butley’s potential action on the ordinance, and the looming February 16 Melbourne council race with Richard Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sheridan
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim Advert
An ad touts Inxative Bromo Quinine tablets promising a cure for colds with a money back guarantee if not effective. It lists Miss Carolyne V. Noreey as a teacher and notes locations at 616 Atkins Avenue Twining Optical 126 Penn Avenue Harris Drug Store and Crystal Laundry with service hours and a persuasive call to share opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twining
Optician
Penn Avenue
Harris’ Drug Store
Car inspector quarters burned at Jersey Central Yard
A small wooden building housing the car inspector's quarters in the Jersey Central yard was totally destroyed by a fire of unknown origin that broke out at 2:45 a.m. last night, with efforts hindered by its location.
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Seventh Street
Griffiths
Jeresey Central Yard
Jersey Central Yard
Bhall Sale Offers Shoes for All at Cost Price
Miskeus and children shoes advertised at cost by Schank & Spencer at 40 Spruce Street as they clear stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miskeus
Schank & Spencer
Spruce Street
Original Antie Swear Hutton Floles in Collage Scene
Local laundromat mix up at Lackawanna Penn Ave features an odd incident as a collage item flouts norms. Police advised onlookers while residents discuss the quirky event.
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Hutton
Coal, Coal, Coal Reduced at Lackawanna Mines
Laundried list from Lackawanna shows coal prices and delivery terms with items like Nay Aug Park Colliery and Chestnut Mines priced at $2.00 delivered $2.69. Includes address 205 Penw Ave and telephone 7d.
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Nay Aug Park
Ney Aug Park
Canavan & Stokes
Jew, Stove and Chestnut
Lackawanna
Penw Ave
Ngee
Look at our S10 Gold Watches Warranted 15 Years
The advertisement promotes S10 gold wristwatches with a fifteen year warranty. It highlights quality and value while inviting customers to inspect the timepieces. The notice emphasizes durability and customer assurance.
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Lackawanna Laundry
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Wiliampert
Ewer
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Quesinet
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