City Notes and Society Roundup in Scranton Area
Baniel Hindle and Mariah Tiss wed in Clerk Thomas's office with Alderman Filler officiating. A March ball is planned by Division No. 1 at Turner Hall. Various notices include legal actions, licenses granted, an upcoming home meeting, and social events at Excelsior Hall and St. Peter's cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baniel Hindle
Mariah Tiss
Thomas
Filler
Turner Hall
Tibernians
Boatrd
Erin
T.O. Randall &C
Chicaigo
Duitel Hanghe
Hannah Twiles
Stranton
Mathew Grimes
Dunmore
Maury Tése
Scranton
Jamel Lay- Hi
Marta Clarke
Jessur
Bobon
Con Corbin
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Grier
Juste
Mayfield
Grier
Air
Core HW. Hartman
Olyphant
John Coggins
Hartmann
Clerks Social at Excelsior Hall Features Play and Dance
Clerks of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel Co general store held a social at Excelsior hall Wyoming avenue. The evening included a skit The Pawnbroker by M J Murphy and a company produced by the employer. A lively reception and dancing followed, deemed a large success and likely to recur. Committees Joseph E Bionnely George Harvey and M J Serpahy led the planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Excelsior
Wyoming Avenue
M. J. Murphy
Joseph EB. Jionnely
George Harvey
M. J. 2Erpahy
Six Brothers offer free wolf watch tickets with coupon
Customers can receive a free ticket from six Brothers' folder with a cov 26e purchase. Four tickets are given away per eligible purchase, including a eafin purchase, while supplies last.
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Eiver
Sutica
Eafin
Brothers
Luckawe
Strikers Share Side Of Freeman Factory Dispute
A group of seven young women from Freeman's factory dispute reveals they will stay united though not union members. Justice, police, and management clash over whether the strike ended. reports say 35 workers returned, 15 new hires, while strikers stress ongoing resolve and public support. A Sayre suspect, Young Van Loren, was arrested here with two watches and $60. He was transported by Sayre authorities for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robsing
Thin City
Young van Loren
C. Cadett
Ivy
Sayre
Expenses of the County in Annual Statement
From the proof sheets of the county commissioners annual report for the fiscal year ending January 4, the Tribune summarizes totals including gross receipts of 120,000.00 and 42,466.45 in total revenue. The summary notes assessed valuation around 24,451, and expenses estimated for 1907 at 247.00 with state tax duplicates and other items.
Factory strike and wage dispute tied to pattern change
A group of thirty five women workers, led by a spokesman, protested a change in overall pattern claiming it cut wages. They left the factory Saturday, received pay, and vowed not to return until wages were restored, insisting the firm misused the redesign as a pretext to reduce pay. The meeting was held at a girl’s home on Seeranton Street.
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Gymne
Ayashe
Wwe Alls
Wwe
Elx
Séerantom Street
Isbor
Freemans
Final Chamber Concert Tomorrow Night
The programme for the final Chamber concert tomorrow evening includes Hoclache trio for piano violin and cello, Bony Grey in F1 for violin and piano, Muscanet Dost Thou Know, Hemberger String Quartet. Performers listed are Theodore Hemberger on violin A L Hippard second violin R Juner viola T A Rippard cello J W Conant piano and Alfred Wooler tenor.
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Hoclache
Ello
Bony
Grey
Senate
Hemberger
Theodore Hemberger
L. Hippard
R. Juner
T. A. Rippard
Air
J. W. Conant
Alfred Wooler
Sayre Youth Thief Nabbed After Scranton Depot Stumble
A young thief from Sayre named Romain Van Le Roy was arrested by Seranton police after stepping from a Bloomsburg train at night. The arrest followed a call from Sayre’s chief of police.
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Scranton
Sayre
Romain van Leroy
Seranton
Bloomsburg
Elks Smoker At Franklin Avenue Quarters
The Niks hosted a smoker at their Franklin avenue quarters with cards refreshments music and comedy sketches. John B. Nallin won first prize in cinch and briar pie H G Schupert took first in progressive cachre while John J Loftus earned the booby prize. Entertainment featured Pro Teesur H Buerman Ten fy tromblin soloist J Matthiesen violinist and the Mlay Crowell company under the house committee including PLO Malley Dunn Reedy Kirby Gunster Renshaw Syaith and Delaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niks
Franklin Avenue
John B. Nallin
H. G. Schupert
John J. Loftus
H. Buerman
Park and Tilford Key West Cigara SMPHR Box Progresso Heat
An abbreviated item listing notes wholesale pricing and product names including Park and Tilford Key West Cigara SMPHR Box and Progresso Heat Rev West Clubs FG Comrse. The fragment references box quantities and wholesale terms with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park & Tilford
Key West Cigara
Il Progresso
Novel Advertising Offer Draws Entries for Gift Contest
Five Grothers advertise a water bottle with gold filled case of handsome design to customers. Tickets given with each purchase and four with a $1.00 purchase. A drawing will be held Saturday to choose the winner. Also offered Walnut dining room set for sale including sideboard extension table and chairs. Rev BE L Miller, 619 Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grothers
Gould
Artis
L. Miller
Mulberry Street
Local Shoe Firm Closes Stock Goes At Closeout Prices
Crouch Dros. & Beatty announce full stock of fine shoes for sale at closeout prices. Also offering great bargains in hair switches at Konecny's hairdresser 317 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouch Dros. & Beatty
Konecny's
Lacka. Ave
City Budget Cut Deep as Committees Slash 80 Percent
City officials report a rigorous reductions process reducing 20 of 22 ordinance sections. Police Fire and Street departments face steep cuts while key posts and park projects face tightened funding and deferred items.
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Nice
Esc
Police
Fire
SNE
Board of Health Department
Nay Ave Park
Gno
Connell Park
Board of Revision and Appeals
Mayors Department
Bate Sunt
Woodlawn Park
Local Economic Struggle Highlights Prisoner Labor Costs
The itemized district expense report shows Pensylvania costs exceeding three thousand with a total of 5 746.00 to maintain inmates and support operations. It lists corrections staff, clothing, and various services including prison labor and community division funds. Multiple vendors and local businesses are noted for supplies and services around 231 Wyoming avenue and 623 Trackn ave.
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Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Ackawanna
Eader
A. B. Warman
Penn Avene
City Notes
Michael Ammin
Beranton
Elisabeth Amman
Kunéegrund Wolfe
Mra
Kate Kenney
L.J
Tribune
Commissioners
Denavare
Agricultural Society
County Commissioners’ Office
Sherio H. Clemons
John Byait
Dada Leva Nnaakweapewda
C. UL Pryor
Cces ‘Teay MD
John Ho ThoMmas
Pce
BOS
Tressurer
Charles Buster Cou
Couney Buevesr Seonepeenteernree
Ebe
Penktentliry
Eces
Ydavies
House
Golwt
City Solicitor’s Department
Acity
Building Inspectors Department
Scranton Publicbiary
Ecity
Abington Turnpike
Wood
Deon
Police Department
Cumberland
Nay Aur
Helio
Napa
Fhealth
Board of Health
Dorimitttes
Berinton
Winawey
Myra Ripple
Board of Jurk Commissioners
Nay Aug Park
Connell
Wroodlawn Paris
Lighteen Lyme
Board of Rewision
Jeorge Sanderson
T. L. Hitchcock
Edmund A. Taft
J. J. Slebecker
Albert Bull
S, BL
Prank J. Clemons
Lackawanha County
Bronk
Christian Hatter
Gents Furnleher
C. Cy Ferber
Lemons
Ferber & O'Matluer Co
Charles WR. Connell
Lackawanna Miblis
Wises Real Ogtute
Omloe Furniture
Sai
Canavan
Fes
Stove
Chestnut
Gibson St
Teath
Teete
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St
Jermyn
Thomas Durning
Myer
Tawi Wordan
Toth Sylvester Astorky
Macele Conway
Bexuk
Busere
Haniliye's
Salta
John Hoss
Sprice Street
Crouch Bros. & Mentiy
PPL
Tor
Goan Capes
Witt
Capes
W. R. Black
Sawyer’s Millinery Store
Cup
Sanger
A Rothers
Sohmar Piaio
J. W. Guernsey
Dweare
Washington Avenue
Scranton, PA
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming House
Ndow
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Avanua
Midi
China Hall
J. Weichel
Mears Bldg
Wash
Hunt & Connell CO
A. E. Rogers’ Jewelry Store
Lackawanna
Lackawanna Avenue
Dunn
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