Italian Miner Leaves Hospital After Shooting In Jessup
Amerigo Mariangello, shot June 22 in Jessup by Peter Chipriano, left Lackawanna hospital for home in Jessup. Bullets remain. he will be treated by a local doctor. August Bonnant, also wounded, returned to hospital for treatment, lives in Nanticoke and is progressing after bullet removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerigo Mariangello
Jessup
Peter Chipriano
Lackawinna Hospital
Jessud
August Bonnant
Mariangello
Nanticoke
Scranton Conservatory Enters New Term Under Pennington
The Scranton Conservatory of Music welcomes new term with director J Alfred Pennington at the helm. New students may enter at any time and visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Conservatory of Muale
J. Alfred Pennington
Charles the Great and local business shifts noted
A 49 percent figure is cited for Charles the Great amid remarks about cheaper imported cigars. Prices for cigars are listed from $7.60 to $35 per hundred. M. G. Courian, L. P. Wedeman, and Walter F. Davis relocate their office to the Paull building on Spring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles the Great
M. G. Courian
L. P. Wedeman
Walter F. Davia
Paull Building
Spring Street
Scranton Steam Heat Bonds For Sale Bulletin
Steam heating and plumbing ad notes bonds for sale by R E Comegys at the Dime Barn building. McClintock delivers carnations at 3 cents a dozen by telephone 8630. P F and M T Howley at 231 Wyoming Ave advertise. Smoke the Hotel Jermyn cigar at 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Steam Heat
R. E. Comegys
Dime Barn
McClintock
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Plumbing Goods Stock Reduction Offer
We have a large stock of plumbing goods on hand and Will offers very satisfactory reductions from this date. The remaining stock includes the celebrated items, signaling an upcoming sale or clearance.
Irving Bargain Announcement for Furnaces and Goods
The notice offers low prices on furnaces and goods under old contracts. It urges customers to buy now to secure a dollar’s worth of any item in the line at once.
Elks Defeat West End Wheelmen In Northeastern Bowl Meet
Wilkes-Barre Elks defeated the West End Wheelmen of Wilkes-Barre 2,426 to 2,304 in the second match of the Northeastern Pennsylvania Bowling League. Wright led with a 212 in the first game and a 174 1 3 average. Weichel topped Elks with 201 and the evening’s high average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Bowling League
Pennsylvania
Elk Bowlers
West End Wheelmen's Club
Wilkes-Barre
Elks
Wilkes- Harre
Charles Weichel
The
Phillips
Seeenne Eerneen
Madlonsparker
Fowler
Seivisesa
West End
Wright
Davis
Witmer
Totais
West End Wheelmen
Scranton Bicycle Club
Monument to Philip Guenther Promised as Coal Stone Tribute
The proposal to build a monument honoring Philip Guenther, discoverer of anthracite coal, gains new life with plans for a coal stone memorial. Guenther resided in a rough cabin on Mauch Chunk mountain, Carbon County, and his discovery came after an accidental stumble on a black stone along the road near Furnace Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Guenther
Guenther
Mauch Chunk Mountain
Carbon County
Fummiit Hill
No Trustee Elected in Bliss Bankruptcy Case
A creditors meeting for Charles Tr. Bliss of Factoryville failed to elect a trustee after a contest between candidates. Neither claimant held a majority of votes and claims, so Referee Van Wormer must appoint. A trustee had been elected Jan 17 but died two days later in a powder poison incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tr. Bliss
Factoryville
van Wormer
Election of Officers for The King's Daughters
The King's Daughters held their Elm Park church meeting with annual officer elections and routine business. Officers reelected include President Mrs Richard Hiorns, Vice Mrs J G Shepherd, Recording Miss Gertrude DeGraw, Corresponding Miss Frances Raub, Treasurer Mrs Frank Watrous. A cake gate was planned two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Elm Park
Richard Hiorns
J. G. Shepherd
Gertrude DeGraw
Frances Raub
Frank Watrous
Sumter Bros to Expand into 23000 Square Feet
The Sumter Bros clothing house plans a complete interior rebuilding to open next season with 23000 square feet of selling space across five double floors. Elevators will serve all departments and an elaborate reception room will connect with the boys and children’s departments, aiming to be the largest male outfitting establishment in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumter Bros
Pennsylvania
Another Candidate For Judicial Honor
The piece satirically endorses John Gibbons, school controller, as a potential judge while recounting a fictional council debate. It mocks legal technicalities as Baptists of Bellevue Hill seek permission to use a school building for a Sunday school and the United Mine Workers request temporary meetings, all amid questions of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
John Gibbons
Twentieth Ward
Gibbons
Blackstone
Board of Control
Evans
Bellevue Hill
Tiade Park
Carr
Mr. Evang
Mr. Gibbons
Bellevue Hill Baptists
Mr Evans
United Mine Workers
Mr. Evans
Liquid Air Lecture Postponed Indefinitely at High School
An illustrated lecture on liquid air by Prof. A. H. Wells at the local high school was postponed indefinitely due to failure to obtain a transportable supply. Express carriers refused to handle the material, though scientists say it is safe to ship. Hundreds arriving expecting the talk found darkness and a sign directing readers to daily papers for updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Wells
Trippler Laboratory
New York
Express
Scranton
Local Grocery Prices And Deals From A Swell Ledger
Shopper purchases include Gordon and Dil worth 10c and Columbia Tomato Catsup 25c, three-pound cold packed tomatoes at 10c or $1 per dozen, Maine Sugar 10c per dozen, macaroni and cheese 10c for a three-pound can worth 20c, Java 20c and Mocha 30c value, and Best Rio Coffee 12c per pound whole bean fresh roasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Dinner Honors Thirteenth Regiment Officers at Col Watres Home
Colonel L A Watres hosted a dinner last evening for twenty eight commissioned and non commissioned officers of Companies K and C Thirteenth Regiment at his Quincy avenue residence. Caterer Hanley served in a decorated dining room while Bauer's orchestra played. The guest list included Capt Benson Bevans and Captain E B Barkhouse plus numerous lieutenants sergeants and corporals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Watres
Quincy Avenue
Hanley
Bauer
Watres
Benson Bevans
Charles B. Scott
Milton O'Connell
BE. J. Wellner
Neibell
Walter Capwell
Charles Bone
Ralph Hittenhouse
Joseph Smith
Don Frachan
T. C. DeLong
Sam Morgan
Charis Bahr
H. W. Carr
Shopland
EB. H. D Barkhouse
Joseph F. Helriegel
B. J. Waggerty
R. G. Smith
George Schmidt
C. E. Lathrope
William Beckman
James J. Corbett
HarryAngie
Fred Luther
William Gawlas
Robert Marshall
Charles Sprandel
John J. Malia
Karl Gunster
Henry Kellerman
Washington Signature Document of Old Army Discharge
Attorney M J Martin keeps a historic discharge paper for Abraham Dusen from the Continental Army. Dated June 1735 with George Washington’s signature, the aged document notes seven years and six months of service and a furlough clause, and features a fine bold hand that remains legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Martin
Coal Exchange
George Washington
Abraham Dusen
Continental Army
Henry Tremper
Jacob Tremper
Mary Augusta Gardner
A. P. Gardner
Glenhome
Elmhurst
Gardner
Martin
United States of America
New York Regiment
United States
G. Washington
J. Turnbull
Coul. N. Pyth
Washington
George
Contract bidder refuses to fill order for pencil pads
At a board of control meeting, Chairman D J Roche said the winner of the pencil pad contract will not supply more orders unless given a fifty percent advance due to higher paper costs. The supply committee, unable to enforce completion or obtain a bond, recommended new bids be sought immediately to meet the urgent need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
D. J. Roche
Prosperity in the South Noted by Warren-Fhe rt Chief
John A. Powell, manager of the Warren-Fhret company, reports from Savannah that southern cotton mills operate around the clock and share broad prosperity. He highlights North and South Carolina as especially active mills hubs. Smoke the Pocono 6c cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Powell
Warren-Fhret Company
Savannah
South
North
South Carolina
National Guard General Order Sets Harrisburg as Supply Depot
Harrisburg headquarters issued general orders listing all ordnance and quartermaster stores supplied to troops and designating the state arsenal at Harrisburg as the state military institution supply depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
National Guard
Mrs Wiselow's Syrup Claims Century of Soothing Relief
Phrase excerpts describe a longstanding syrup marketed to soothe teething pain wind colic and diarrhea in children. It is promoted as universally effective with claims of worldwide use and a price per bottle near twenty-five cents.
Americas Uncrowned Queens and the Power of Womanhood
A Green Ridge Baptist Church lecture by Albert Smith argues the world’s future rests on true womanhood. He cites Civil War homefront women, Lafayette, Mary Washington, and Lincoln to claim women’s influence shapes nations and that women hold the home’s fate in their hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Albert
Smith
Green Ridge Baptist Church
America
Germany
Russia
England
United States
Cardinal Gibbons
Mr. Smith
Russell Conwell
Philadelphia
Robert E. Lee
Lafayette
Mary Washington
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Shake Up in Police Force
A local police shake up moves Patrolman Pahe Jones to night desk duties as Patrolman McMullen fills in. Patrolmen Blote and Waleh are reassigned while extra officers from Providence and West Beranton cover beats with Patrolman Saltry taking Jones' route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea Ridgeway
Pahe" Jones
McMullen
Blote
Waleh
Providence
West Beranton
Saltry
Jones
Camcera
Funeral of Timothy Mullen Laid to Rest at Cathedral
The funeral of Timothy Mullen of 616 Orchard Street was held yesterday at 9 o'clock with services at St Peter's cathedral and interment in the cathedral cemetery. Pall bearers were Patrick Gallagher, Patrick Kelly, Timothy Mahoney, Joseph Conden, John Looney and John Donnelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Mullen
Orchard Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Patrick Gallaegher
Patrick Kelly
Timothy Mahoney
Joseeph Conden
John Looney
John Donnelly
Refund Guarantee for Greene's Syrup of Turic
An agreement guarantees refund of money on a percent bottle if Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tur fails to cure a cough or cold. The firms listed include Hone & Son of Dunmore and several other dealers across Providence Avoca Moosia Minooka and related names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Hone & Son
Dunmore, Davis
Providence
Davia Providence
Renniman & Co
Avoca
W. BR. Manners
Moosia
F. A. Kane
Minooka
Joseph Davis
Taylor
Scranton Business College Notes
Berwick firm rang for a young man stenographer with a large salary but could not supply a candidate. Eighty two positions and changes logged since August 10. Our records remain open for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwick
Colliery Engineer Co Stock For Sale Ad
ER G Comegys Dime Bank building Is Coursen's Jersey Eves fresh every day 25 cents per dozen EF G Cours on ry Smoke the Hotel Jermyn cigar 10 cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colliery Engineer Co
ER. G. Comegys
Dime Bank Building
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton's Bulletin
Valentines
Mi. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Momenta
Registase
Spruce Street
DR. Taylor
Wyoming Avenue
Jermyn
Banderson Avenue
Ackawanna
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Americo Mariangello
Key West
Irving
Lackawanna Hardware Co
Charles BR. Bliss
King's Daughters
Elm Park Church
Wells
Maine
Col. Watres
National Guard General Order
Mrs. Winslow
DR. Smith
Hand & Payne
the Square
Washington Avenue
Amer. Ca
Sergeant Ridgeway
Scranton Business College Notes
Serges
D. Beck
Adams Avenus
Laupwaakk
Washington Ave
Pierce
Rockaway
Maurice River
Blue Point Oyatera
Pierce’s Market
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Wakehouse
E. G
Coursen
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Lackawanna Avenue
South Main Avenue
Matthews Bros
Hone
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Aluminum
Waress
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building
John Bull
Transvaal
Conrad
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