Scranton Conclaves Open With Mixed Civic and Social Events
The twelfth annual laiquer of the Lipreved Order of septasophs convenes at the Scranton Bicycle Clubhouse with proceedings from the tenth annual convention in Dennaylvinia. A Penn Avenue social features Misses Martin and James, violin by Vanderveket, tea by Williams & MacAnulty, and a charity offering for the Ladies' Mission Society. Mrs. Meno Williams hosts a dinner with relatives. Hyron Ghibalun begins work as revenue prank agent, succeeding A. J. Campbell as local revenue official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Lipreved Order of Septasophs
Penn Avenue
Martin
James
Conservatory
Vanderveket
George Carron
Williams & MacAnulty
Didhes
Ladies’ Mission Society
Hahn Named Stamp Agent In Wilkes Barre
The Wilkes-Barre Times reports the appointment of Mr. Hahn as stamp agent for the region. Hahn, a respected attorney, has long served the party and led local committees. He studied at Lafayette College and trained in law with A. Puller, admitted to the bar in 18__, and is married to Nellie S. in 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Bank
Mire Joyce
Campbell
Byron G. Daha
Wilkes
Barr
Cra
Marty Hillman
Lafayette College
A. Puller
Hahn
Genin
Mitt Nellie BH
Molater
Mr. Tlahn Fe
Gustav Haim
United State
Personal notices from Wilkes-Harre area
Thomas Walker of Wilkes-Harre was in the city yesterday. Miss Livy Carroll returned from Powerdale with a friend. Miss Marie Burke of Ponyavenue hosted guests Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs S B Stanton of Almira N Y visit Mr and Mrs Willam AH Dien Hampton Street. J S Williams and director Mise Jennie Williams left for New York to spend several days. Mr and Mrs Harlow Zitzleman Webster Avenue celebrate seventh anniversary with a reception and dance in Matters Hall Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Walker
Wilkes-Harre
Livy Carroll
New York
Elcv
Harlow Zitzleman
Webster Avenue
Matters Hall
Weyandt brothers tangled in boarding house fraud case
William Weyandt was jailed for safekeeping to face court on charges of defrauding a boarding house favored by Hattie Cox. His brother Frederick Weyandt, a wagon mender, allegedly secured his appearance and later surrendered his bail. Frederick admits a debt claim for services, while the other arrest arises from the same dispute. The case proceeded to court with another detainee in line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weyandt
Mies Hattie Cox
Weyanidis
Nerton
Weyandt
Frederick Weyandt
Hoth
Alderman Howe
Cmeer Cole
Frederik
Hin
Frederick Weynandt
Howbert
William Wee
Howe
Smith Harris Nuptials at St Luke's Episcopal Church
Miss Mary F Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Harris of Forest Court wed Robert H Smith in a ceremony at St Luke's Episcopal Church. Rev Rogers Is real officiated. Bridesmaid was Clara Harris and groomsman George Gingell. Both brides and attendants wore white taffeta with lace and bridal roses. The couple will reside in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Mary F. Harris
Edward ‘Tp. Harris
Forest Court
Robert H. Smith
Rogers Israel
Clara Harris
George Gingell
Lamp Explosion Triggers Fire at Samuel Reedy Home
A lamp exploded in the dining room of a rear Washington avenue dwelling near Ash street at 6 o clock last night starting a fire in a double frame house owned by Samuel Reedy. Occupants Mr Reedy and family and G W Wolford and family escaped. a bucket brigade extinguished without firemen. Damage described as slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Ash Street
Samuel Reedy
Mr. Reedy
G. W. Wolford
Wolford
Property tax appeals heard across wards in city meeting
The board of revision and appeals heard objections from the owner of Ye Seventh ward concerning the event assessment. Today appeals will be heard from the Fifteenth ward Lomparraw from the fourteenth and Saturdays from the Eueh-Loonth wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revision and Appeals
Lomparraw
Eueh- Loonth
Lecture by Scranton Camera Club President on Nova Scotia
This evening Louis A. Osborne president of the Scranton Camera Club will deliver his lecture A Blowele four Across Nova Scotia in the Green Ridge theatre. The lecture will be illustrated with many stereoptilian views. A silver offering will be taken up at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Osborne
Scranton
Camera Club
Nova Scotaa
Green Ridge Throre
Bidder Williamson Among Offerers for State Capitol Contract
Williama of this city appeared as a bidder for the new state capitol building at Mayrisburge. His mis bid for the complete job was 1 022 808 dollars. Other bids ranged from 420 458 to 1 687 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re. S$. Williama
Mayrisburge
Mis
Local donations tally for Cuban fund
Mee F P Woodward of Dunmore turned over 3 dollars to Mayor Bailey for the Cuban fund. Jacob Herckhardt contributed 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
F. P Woodward
Dunmore
Bailey
Jacob Herckhardt
Oriental Stage and Carpets Rugs Sale Today
Notice announces Michaelian Bros. & Co. offering fine rugs at deep discounts on Washington Avenue. Readers are urged to settle outstanding bills at the Young Men's Christian Association, with addresses and names appearing in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaelian Bros. & Co
Washington Avenue
Died Tigue infant in Scranton Pa
In Scranton Pennsylvania Pet. Veen doweph son of Mr and Mrs M J Tigue of 1% South Seventh wheel, age 7 months and 15 days. Interment Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigue
Scranton
Pet
Veen
Doweph
M. J. Tigue
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Local Enterprise Shows Off New International Schools Car
The International Correspondence Schools unveil a private car built by Jackson & Sharp in Wilmington to tour major cities. It showcases instruction text, equipment for eight travelers, and exhibits highlighting engineers and public works figures. The car, led by R. J. Peete, will visit Boston or Cleveland after a Scranton launch, with a six-member sales corps and dozens of agents to court factories and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Jackson & Sharp Company
Del
Jackson & Sharp Car Manufacturing Company
Collery Engineer Company
International Schools
Tritone
J. Peete
Hiv Aesistant
John G. Porsvih
Lancaster
Corps
Foster
Stanley FP. Allen
Norman Foster
Philadelphia
Jlued F. McGranh
Geo. J. Garrieues
CC. W. Cleaver
Mr. Mot
Corpa
Fiest
Boston
Cleveland
Scranton
Dows
George Stephenson
John Frite
Abraham Hewitt
John A. Robelling
George H. Corlise
George Weetinghouse, Jr
James Wast
Andrew Carmegie
Thomas A. Scott
Matthew Baird
Sir Henry Gessemer
James 2. Bade
John F. Holloway
Thomas A. Editon
Robert Fulton
Weetinghouse
International Correspondence Schools
Englih
diMcustiea
Internaonal Schoole
Young Carbondale youth sent to reformatory after theft
Seventeen-year-old John Woelker of Carbondale was arrested for stealing a pair of boats from John Beaman and, after asking to be punished, appeared before Judge Archbald. The judge ordered commitment to Huntington Industrial Reformatory after Woelker waived indictment and acknowledged his intent to accept consequences. The case had not yet reached a grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woelker
Carbondale
John Beamans
Jones
Archbald
Huntington Industrial Reformatory
Woelkers
Grandinetti seeks bail as judge weighs release
Alphonso Grandinetti and accomplice Vito Garardi appeared before Judge Archbald. Grandinetti, charged with attempted homicide, asked to be released on bail while his attorney Frank E. Boyle argued the defendant’s mother may travel from the old country to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Jones
Bondeman
Boyle
Grandinetti
Alphonso Grandinatt
Llallan
Vito Garardi
Utlea
Frank E. Boyle
Old Country
Diamond Dyes Offer Easy Color for Cotton and Wool
A vintage advertisement extols Diamond Dyes as a way to color cotton and woolen fabrics at home while saving money. It emphasizes simple use with no staining, advises choosing the correct dye for cotton versus wool, and warns against dyes that claim universal results.
Exhibition of Antiques At Universalist Church
Last evening the Universalist church hosted an antique exhibition transforming the chapel into a treasure house. Emphasis centered on an old fire place with crane and andiron, lanterns, pewter, china, coins, and relics on a long table across the room. Spinning drew crowd as Mrs. Loomis and Mrs. Champlin kept the wheels turning while Mrs. Collins spun flax. The event continues this afternoon and evening with light refreshments and enjoyed by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
F. E. Loomis
Mary Champlin
P. T. Collins
Abutments of Key Bridge Targeted for Removal and Rethink
Authorities plan to remove one abutment owned by Lackawanna Tron and Steel and the other by Delaware Lackawanna and Western. The project aims to raise the bridge and establish a better grade for Carbon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Carbon Street
Modern boarding house planned for Linden street site
J. and McAnalty weigh erecting a five or six story modern boarding house on the former Linden street and Madison avenue site. The proposed building would be specifically designed as a large up-to-date boarding home, a type not currently present in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & McAnalty
Linden Street
Madison Avenue
Four-story retail space on Lackawanna Avenue for lease
Spacious four floor storefront on Lackawanna Avenue touted as prime retail location with April 1 rental and immediate possession. Auction of new furniture at 417 Penn Avenue begins this afternoon at 2 o'clock conducted by A RB Harris, Auctioneer. Beecham's Pills advertised for stomach and liver ills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
Tribune
Penn Avenue
Local Grocer Ad Offers Bargains on Staples
Advertises Fancy Philadelphia Print aan I pons prints and Wivesea seas food items. Bulk products include 25 lbs Best Patent Buck wheat Flour and Finest Cold Packed Tomatoes at 95c per dozen per can. Also offers California Navel Oranges per dozen 25c, Creamery Butter per pound, and York State Potatoes per bushel. Feed meal or corn priced at 75c per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Parish Room Moves to Board of Trade Building
The parish room linked to St Tavke's Episcopal Church, housed in the Faurot house on Washington avenue for five years, will be removed this week to the East store room in the Board of Trade building. A social marks the formal opening of the new quarters Friday, with the Industrial class meeting Saturday. the change stems from a proposed YM occupancy of the Faurot house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Tavke'’s Episcopal Church
Fauret
Washington Avenue
Board of Trade
Faurot House
YM. G.A
Abatement Debate On Carbon Street Obstructions
The committee of councils tasked to clear Carbon Street did not meet yesterday afternoon. Councilman John Troche of the seventh ward is preparing data to assist the group. Two bridges span Carbon Street near Penn Avenue with thick stone abutments beneath them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Street
Withen
John Oh. Troche
Penn Avenue
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Norton’s Bulletin
Penn Ave
A. B. Warman
Perry Bros
Wyoming Ave
Biel Ness
Knabe, Briggs and
Ludwig
Columbian Detective Agency
Dime Bank Building
Scranton, PA
Ghis McMullen
the Traders National Bank Bldg
Lsuu
Abew
Clipis
Ian Associations
Dennaylvinia Jis Heen
Wilkee-Marre
Mother Kline
Ceramly Irtist
Wilkes-Barre
Mist Kline
Puplly Orony Progrexeive
Woman's Aid
St. Luke's Church
BenWleman
Meno Williams
Monroevenue
Siew. Williams
Mary Ferber
J. P. Jones
Hyron Gh.balun
Cag
T. FP. Peumyun
Wevenue
Thin District
Myr
A. J. Campbell
Smith-Harris
Por the Cuban Fund
Cleorge
Mahy
Sev
Scranton Company
Tauntering
Solieltera
Liegage
Baker Watewater
Brewster
Elthes
John William Jackson
California
E. G
Coursen
Fancy Grocer
N. B. Pa
McAnalty
A. RB. Harris
Beecham
Emba Wiive
York State
Parish
Rt. Luke's Parish
Clarke Bros
Bronson & Tallman
Spruce Street
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St
Opp
Jermyn
Wnloney OL and Manufacturing CO
Japan
Raynolds
Hand & Payne
Habeosshiers
Washington Ave
China
Barbour
Credithouse
Lackawanna Ave
Silverstone
Lackawans DM Avenue
Will
Sporting Goods
Cosi
A. W. Jurisch
Agt
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