Local residents noted in scattered social updates
Miss Anne Bentart and several neighbors were seen visiting relatives and returning home after short trips. Names include Mont eil Ingac Togue West Nicholson Jackson street Isle GS Colon North Sumner Avenue and others, with mentions of Buffalo Wyoming and Allentown travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Bentart
Monteil
Ingac Togue
West Nicholson
Mr. Pow, Pagney
Jackson Street
GS Colon
North Sumner Avenue
Cawoer
Montrose
Tessie Cures
North Main Avenue
Buffalo
Elmina
Alera
Tokupli Alexander, Jr
Tite
Allentown
J W. Grabh
Lincoln's Birthday Observance Planned by Camp 8
A Camp 8 Sons of Veterans committee prepares Lincoln's Birthday program in the G A R Memorial building for tomorrow night. A banquet will be served with toasts to be given by Dr. W. H. Heath Colonel F E Ripple Lieutenant Colonel F. W. Stillwell Hon. John R. Farr acts as toastmaster. The organizing committee includes Hon. John R. Farr J. E. Blume W. L. Nash and W. M. Hamlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp 8
Sons of Veterans
Lincoln
G. A. OR. Memorial
W. H. Heath
F E. H. Ripple
F. W. Stillwell
Thirteenth Regiment
John KR. Farr
For Meinley Memorial Acknowledgments Of Recent Contributions
A brief memorial notice acknowledges recent contributions to the M Einley Memorial fund. The item lists donors and amounts received, recognizing ongoing support and community involvement.
Consolidated Telephone Company Offices Move to Philadelphia
The Consolidated Telephone Company of Pennsylvania moves its Scranton offices to Philadelphia. The new location names the manager and indicates the city shift as final. The article notes changes in administration and the move impact on local operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Telephone Company
Scranton
Consolidated Telecompany of Pennsylvania
Phila
Good time for the viaduct plan in Scranton
Discussion on a proposed Lackawanna avenue viaduct faces financial limits. City may borrow about 700000 without citizen vote. bond ordinances of 100000 and 400000 for damages would leave over 200000 before 1806. Recorder Connell plans to approve the ordinance if damages stay reasonable, clearing obstacles to passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
West Scranton
Connell
Connelll
Firemen Overcome by Smoke At City Store Basement
Three Engine 4 firemen were overcome by smoke while fighting a basement blaze at Max Judkovita’s store on South Washington. They revived after treatment. the fire damaged stock about $1,500 and the Allen estate building owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engine Company No. 4
Max Judkovita
South Washington Avenue
Central City
South Scranton
Harry Rice
William Seagraves
Pred Hay
Troon
Tackawanna Hospital
Judkovitz
The
Allen Estate
Two Brass Thieves Arrested in Yard Larceny Case
Sam Richards a machineist at Carlucci Stone and James Long a watchman at Colony Stone Yard were arrested by Patrolmen Hart and Iarlus for stealing a brass piece valued at 25 from the yard on Saturday night. Richards admitted the theft and led officers to the hidden brass at Raymond court where both men were questioned and arraigned before Magistrate Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Richards
Carlucci Stone Company
James Long
Iolo
Hart
Iarlus
Pine Brook
Richards
Raymond Court
Karius
Day
Central
Howe
Rigid enforcement of 1899 junk shop law urged
Police plan stricter enforcement of the 1899 act governing junk shops to curb stolen metals sales. The law makes buying junk from minors illegal and requires dealers to record descriptions in English. It notes many dealers currently buy from small boys without questioning origins.
Civil Service Examinations Announced for Government Posts
The United States civil service commission announces exams on March 4 5 6 for electrical engineer and draftsman in the Supervising Architect's Office Treasury Department. March 25 offers four interpreter posts in Immigration Service and more computer and forestry jobs in Agriculture and the Naval Observatory Nautical Almanac office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Supervising Architect's Office
Treasury Department
Immigration Service
Bureau of Forestry
Department of Agriculture
Naval Observatory and Nautical Almanac Office
Fire destroys Elberton business district early today
Exclusive wire report from The Associated Press says a blaze in Elberton Georgia leveled the town's business section. Damage estimated at about 100000 dollars as firefighting crews battled the cold twenty degree wind with limited protection and buckets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberton
Fel
Thin Place
Ciniama
Silliman Bribery Trial Jury Expected Acquittal Verdict
The jury in the Silliman bribery case is expected to acquit after seven hours deliberation. Verdict sealed and delivered to foreman. reporting this morning. Defense argued Gallagher testimony was uncorroborated and urged jury to doubt motives of the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silman
Aeffert
O'Brien
Comegys
Commonwealth
Mr. O'Brien
P. W. Gallagher
Supreme Court
Gallagher
William Repp
Silliman
Father Jordan
Repp
Old Forge
Equity Court
Wheaton
Habrowitz Pled Guilty To Selling Liquor Without License
Adam Habrowitz of 71h Moose Street pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license. His attorney, ex-District Attorney John R. B. Jones, asked for sentence suspension citing illness and lack of labor capacity. He admitted bottling beer at home from barrels and selling as an agent for a Scranton wholesaler. Judge Edwards postponed then later sentenced Habrowitz to $500 fine and three months in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Habrowitz
Moose Street
John RB. Jones
Habrowitz
Scranton
A. Habrowit
Habrowite
Edwards
Lews
Hubrowica
Thomas Leyshon
Batters Association
James Finnigan
Patrick
Mannion
February criminal court week opens with 168 cases listed
The February session begins with Judge Kelly in the main court, Judge Edwards in No 2, and Judge Tf K Weand in Montgomery county court. A total of 168 cases are on the docket including 45 surety and desertion cases. The major item is W W Scranton of Scranton Gas and Water charged with criminal libel, set for Thursday, with uncertain trial prospects. Three murder cases arising from the street incident are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Kelly
Edwards
Tf. K. Weand
Montgomery County
Mexgt
W. W. Scranton
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Wade M. Finn
Orphans Court Hearing On Connolly Estate Concludes
Saturday Judge Vosburg presided at a final hearing on the estate of Ann A. Connolly with evidence complete. Attorneys Dawson for the executor and Cawley for the exceptant argued exceptions to the account as Vosburg prepares an opinion. Executors of W. W. Smith seek leave to mortgage a tract near Waverly to pay debts. Religion was adjourned to returnable time listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudge
A. A. Vonbure
Ann A. Connolly
Oo. W. Dawson
M. P. Cawley
Vosburg
W. W. Smith
A. J. Dean
Waverly
Court Hearing Shifts Location for Dickson City Divorce
Saturday court session moved the divorce case for Mudalph Wernela from Odd Poillows hall to the borough building. Wernela charges Tania Werneka with cruel treatment and infidelity. Willim Vette is co respondent. Proceedings note a date of Friday last and a docket number 10, 2860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson City
Odd Poillows
Bnilding
Mudalph Wernela
Oll
Tieavife
Tania Werneka
Willim Vette
Ward workers selected for city committees in party drive
Chairman Chittenden and candidate Morris announce ward committee selections with a rally planned Tuesday night to energize workers. The meeting was postponed. Lists include ward by ward names and addresses across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. Chittenden
Republican City Committee
Vin Morris
Finley Ross
North Main Avenue
Thiniel Evans
Charles Meade
Charles Constantine
Alfred Pearce
Piu Distriet
John McCublough
Broet Miller
Thos. Alworths
Otto Moyers
Tin Iistriet
Willian Cristy
Wourth
James Chviss
Wetriel
Joli Thomas
Chillie Desker
G21
Cayugantrent
Wornd
D. OF
Bromley Avenue
Second Life Trict
David Congrove
Meridian Etreet
Hind Digttle
Jehan Moran
Gatfield Avenue
Fourth Distelet
Evany Lew
LE Acker Avenue
Seventh Wark
Edward Kisele
City Hull
Eighth Ward
Ponlers Birse Dietvler
W. A. Rawh
Spruce Street
Limth
Namnes Muir
Lackewanna
Firat Listrigh
Tia Mitchell
AL Birtlett
W.d. Welk
Silay Waltry
Wirlebt
Mow
Lowy
Charles Witwer
Oventh Want
John J. Selneider
Cele Avenue
Segond Distriet
Rod Soliman
Uieel Street
Mumuse Enetelandt
Soul Woelington
Capouse Avenue
Crem Weide
Biret
Howarnt
Wallans Hennetes
Stuhart T. Kochee
Fighteenth
Joahy Beaumont
Nihoteenth
Wipit
Wan
Vaughans
George Nip
Henry Meyers
Tinwenstedy
Arihuy Lewitt
South
Webster Avenues
Sécomdl
Chirle Klass
Stone Avenue
Fowth
Jaenh
Tut Wittsten Avenue
Twentyeileat
North
Moinave
Edward €. Thomas
Frinte Street
Guests of employees at Scranton company banquet
The first annual banquet of Electric City lodge No 24 of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers was held at the Scranton Bolt and Nut Co. Guests included company officers President W H Zehnder Treasurer L M Horton and others. Toasts praised employer employee relations as mutual and a new sickness benefit association was proposed with company support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Scranton Bolt and Nut Company
Electric City Lodge
No 24
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and ‘Tin Workers
W. H. Zehnder
Heoreviry
L. M. Horton
Alf Turner
Theodore Fuller
Forimer
Moir
William H. Landon
Zehnder
Auch
Mary
W. H. London
Joseph Gil
Samuel Holtham
George Storm
M. Dougherty
J. Shoemaker
David Morris
Augustus Bender
John Loftus
P. Muldoon
Judge Wheaton Demands Court Respect at Silliman Hearing
The piece highlights Judge Wheaton enforcing decorum during the Silliman case with attorney Hannah and notes his belief in courteous conduct from the bar. It also profiles Frank F. P. Jones a Labor Union leader, Attorney S. B. Price's strong Economic League address, and Thomas J. Duggan's engaging after-dinner speech. Prof. J. J. Costello advocates for new street railway franchises and safeguards for North Scranton residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheaton
Hannah
B. Price
The
Economic League
Thomas J. Dug
Costello
5. B. Price
Price
Scranton
J.J. Costello
Select Council
Railways Compantes
North Scranton
North Semanton
Annual Spring Inspections Schedule for Thirteenth Regiment
The Thirteenth regiment conducts its annual spring inspections beginning tonight with Company A Mendis on February 10. Other assignments include Companies C Tiethiy Fubrai, B Wednesday February, C Friday February, E Monday February, L Tuesday February, H Wednesday February 24, K Thuradhiy February er, and D and F Friday February with Company Suaturday March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendis
Tiethiy
Fubrai
Thuradhiy
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the People's Bank
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G. F. Reynelds
Thos. Spvyartin
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J.B Mut
Lincoln’s
M'Einley
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John B. Raiche
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J. Roche
Mary (Roche
Mowlies
Toual Wecee
Philadelphia
Island
Ager
Elphia
Carlucci Stone Yard
Associated Press
Messrs. O'Brien
Lauwerne Atreet
Cotrt
Weeney
Anthony Meam
Bridget la Velle
Maine
BE. G. Coursen
Orphans' Court News
Court House News Notes
Bolt and Nut Company
Frank L. Jones
Switchmen's Union
Frank FP. Jones
Switchmen's Union of North Americ
Lackinwenn
Jones
William 8. Jones
Internal Revenue Office
Hampton Stireet
Thomas J. Duggan
Habhts of Columbus
Doren
Dugein
FB. Jones
New Col
Company A
Pennsylvania
Glarke Bros
Spruce St
Masury S
Masury
Franklin Ave
Cramer
Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Phone
Hartford Typewriter
F ii
Hartford
Shilionirs and Bengeivers
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Fred R. Smith
Linden Street
Board of Trade Building
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Reponno Chemical Company
Connell Building
Seraston
Thos. Ford
Ae B. Smith
W. Be, Mulligas
Inaie Tat
Wilkow
Barta
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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