Local Social Notes Include Many Names and Trips
Dalton resident M Phillips remains here on loan while A Morrison of White Haven visits the city. Wilkes-Barre’s Richard Sweet calls on Scranton friends. James H Hop dep reg discusses matters. Kitt returns from New York on business. A N Kramer of Kramer Tige travels for work, while A N Adame of Fair Haven attends to his son-in-law George. Roberts and W A Smith from Ellermton visit. F Lee, former court clerk, is in town. Kin Belly & Redington report business in New York and New Haven. Riwan Pickering returns from Denver for health. Po is improved. Miss Daley FLV Haldeman visits New York to arrange ongoing arrangements. Albert Scholtz of the Tyrolean Dance agrees to replace Ike Strown. Mr Brown is seriously ill. Pearsall, YMC secretary, goes to Cleveland for conference. Miss Lisa Donlan and John Nell to wed in St Peter’s tomorrow at 7 40 am. Homer Greene, Honesdale poet-lawyer, admitted to practice. his musical qualifications noted. Miss Doley ELV Haldeman of Wyom ave plans a week in New York and finish arrangements there. Boxing tournament on heading centralto attracts onlookers. Miss Georgia Frampton hosts friends at home with dancing games. Attendees include Misses Huth Metta Eva Kresky Lingle Rove Anna Compton Mary Kroeler May Gladwood Bessie Gadwood Currie Bloch Hattie Abram May Reed Anna Helle Mary Hagel Frempion Masters Charley Noseler Fred Ferber Carl Schoen Leonard Gadwood Johnny Crampton. Guests remember Miss Ceorely with a birthday wifi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Phillips
Dalton
A. Morrison
White Haven
Richard Sweet
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
George
A. Roberts
W. A. Smith
Elterhamton
N.Y
F. Lee
Pellee
Jo. Wats
Yester
Reddington
Kin- Belly & Redington
New York City
New Haven
Riwan Pickering
Pearsall
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Cleveand
Association of Feneral
Lisaie AL Donlan
John F. Nell
St. Peter's Cathedral
Philadelphia
Homer Greene
Honesdale
Liakkawanha County
Greene
Doley Elv. Haldeman
Wyomihe Avenue
Georgia Frampton
Misses Huth
Metta
Eva Kresky
Lingle Rove
Anna Compton
Mary Kroreler
May Giadwood
Bessie Gadwood
Currie Bloch
Hatthe Abram
May Ieed
Anna Helle
Marvind Hagel Frempion
Mastera Charley Noseler
Fred Ferber
Carl Sehoen
George Schoen
Leonard Gadwood
Johnny Crampton
Ceorely
Men Who Work Iard Need Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Taken at bed time it brings sound sleep, quiets the nerves and builds up brain tissue. Good for digestion too take a little after meals Reynolds Bros Hotel Jermyn Wyoming avenue New Press Goods Our elegant new stock of foreign novelties Exclusive designs are now Open Finley's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Finley's
Rosa admits guilt in murder case at Dunmore court
Leonardo Tosa pleaded guilty in open court to murdering Vito Lorussa in Dunmore on Feb 28 1895. Judge Edwards sentenced him to second degree murder with probable full penitentiary term next Saturday. Separate trial actions covered William Woolsey accused of statutory rape and other local court matters including Maloney and Padden cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonardo Tosa
Vito Lorussa
Dunmore
Edwards
Roxa
James J. H. Hamilton
John G. McAskie
Attornney
John BR. Jones
Rosa
McAskie
Commonwealth
Jones W
Jones
Hosa
MD Wards
H. Rosa
Sears
William R. Woolsey
North End
Mary Boston
Common Wealth
George W Teale
Frank Bk. Boyle
Woolsey
Wand
Theodore Street
Lewis P. Williame
Vaughwart
Martin Syron
James McGinty
Cguinster
Nelson Anderson
J. M. Padders
P. J. Gibbeny
BE. C. Newcomb
Halslander
Gibbeny
Capouse Avenue
Badderr
Badder
Grievance response on school building contracts debated
The Board of Control replies to a Trades Council petition about contract letting for school buildings. It urges awarding work only to honest, capable contractors, enforcing fair treatment of workers, and considering stricter bidding standards to curb excessive subcontracting. The report covers nine hour law support, payroll, and plans for No. 10 building heating bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Board of Control
Hight
Jennings
Finance Committee
Philip d. Thomas
J. J. Snyder
Willian Sames
Planerary
Om Buillers
Henry A. Knap Solliter
No. 10
Thomas McCourt
River Street
Perkins Resigns as Secretary and Treasurer of Dickson Company
W L Perkins resigns from the Dickson Manufacturing Company secretary and treasurer post effective March. J F Bower elected to fill vacancy. Bower previously treasurer and general manager of Carlisle Manufacturing Company. Bower about thirty five, experienced accountant, to assume full charge of operations and accounting department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wow. Perkins
Dickson Company
W. L. Perkins
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Murchid
J. F. Bower
Hax
Carlisle
Carliste
Bower
Conmany Conciet
Correspondees
Castoria Slogan Recalled In Childhood Ad Reminder
An old advertisement line recalls Castoria as a remedy used from infancy through motherhood. The repeated claim links Castoria to relief for a sick child and as a trusted home remedy for generations.
City Health Report Shows Low Death Rate Amid Varied Causes
The annual health board report lists 1545 city deaths in the year with 829 males and 510 females. nativity by country notes 835 US, 244 Ireland, 19 Germany, 17 Italy, and others. Ward and burial spot tallies are included along with causes such as consumption, diphtheria, pneumonia, and infantile convulsions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Marriot
United States
Ireland
Watens
Germany
Russia
Poland
England
Hungary
Italy
Achtzerland
Scotland
Canada
Mvranee
Agea
Forest Tnh
Washburn Street
Pittston Avenue
Hiyde Park
Dunmore
Washington Avenue
Petersburg
St. John's
Creek
Supreme Court Term Begins with Appeals From Regional Courts
The week starting February 24 marks argument sessions in Philadelphia for cases from Wayne Pike and Wyoming counties. The sole capital case is Commonwealth v Moschino for murder in Dunmore on November 1, 1894. Multiple Lackawanna county appeals follow, alongside Wayne Pike Wyoming lists, including many guardianships and equity actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Thin
Wayne
Pike
Wyoming
Commonwealth
Joseph Moschino
Frank Consort
Dunmore
Common Pleas
Lackawinnit
Aylesworth
Simrell
McHale
McDowell
Levi
Lewis
Harrington
Guernsey
Cohen
Deans
Hallock Barnley
Borough
Dickson City
Conegys
Russell
Flynn
Daucobs
Brink
Borough of Danmore
Handley
Barrett
Pitcher
People’s Street Railway Company
Lugerne County
Gibbons
Guardian
Equity
City of Scranton
Hughes
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Metarthy
Scanlon
Roberts
Seamans
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Hand
Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Company
Providence
Abington Turnke and Plank Road Company
South Lincoln Land Company
Hosle
Kennedy
Nancy Knight
Knight
Benjamin Knecht
Potter
Scranton Traction Et ET Rimmerman
Barber
Jdusher
People's Street Railway Company
Laverne County
Scranton Traction Company
Electric Cliw Land and
Tuminst West Ridge Cowl Company
Orphans Court
Farriestate
Shurthey
Nichols Estate
Nichols
Holes Estate
Milla Executor
Wyn- Ming
Tunkhinnowk
Montrose
Tunkhanneck
Yeteda
Warley
Appellant
Agatist
Train Wreckers melodrama benefits Scranton charity
The Train Wreckers is playing at Davis Theater with proceeds donated to the Board of Associated Charities for use in aiding Scranton’s poor. The Linden Street Theater hosted a well attended premiere featuring Miss Mary Marble and the same company that produced The Smugglers. The production includes strong scenery and notable performances by Lawrence Holmes and Charles B. Barrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Board of
Associated Charities
Scranton
Linden Street
Mary Marble
Lawrence Holmes
Charles B. Barrington
City Challenging Handley Estate Appraisement in Tax Appeal
Winchester West Virginia files exceptions to the $161,490 appraisal of a $250,000 Handley legacy for collateral inheritance tax. City solicitor Ward represents the city as a specific legatee alleging excessive valuation and nonliability of the legacy to tax until distribution. The appeal, identical to the executors’ prior filing, may be argued next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. Paine
Register of Wills
Hopkins
Winchester
West Virginia
H. FE. Paine
John Handley
Tuobert M. Ward
Common Council of
Handley
City of
New Baptist Church Planned by City Colored Community
Services were held in Hulburt's hall Wyoming avenue led by Rev EB Tewin pastor of Union Street Baptist Wilkes-Barre. He has visited the city inviting colored people to form a Baptist church here. Tevin is a Jamaica Kingston graduate with two decades in ministry. A church organization is expected next Sunday by local colored brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulburt's Hall
Wyoming Avenue
EB. T. Tewin
Union Street Baptist Church
Wilkes-Barre
Cita
Tev
Irwin
Kingston
Jamaieca
British West Indies
Church of the Baptist
Also Mentioned on This Page
Valentines
Norton’ S
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Reynolds Bros
Jermyn
Schank & Koehler
Spruce Street
T. MM. C. Moloney
Store
Dickson
Bridget Heston
Matthew Padden
Olyphant
Ann Padden
Matthew
Court House
Roaret
Samuel Daniels
Hrathey Daniels
Deceuvert
William Hartshorn
W. J. White
Richard
Lloyd
Trades’ Council
Wooz
Jenninka
Vermeer
John Ahern
von Siarch
Salvathon
Hese Vlecthone Ehould Ag
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Pillsbury's
Raby
Castoria
Miss
Briggs
Davis’ Theater
NEW Baptist Church
Lackawanna Avenue
Rexford’s
Lackawanna Ave
Haviland & Co
Maddock & Co
Homer Laughlin
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Knox
Hatter
P. M’grea & CO
Wyoming Ave
Eee Glothirs, Heller & Furnsheys
Steinway & Son's
Brecker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
NA. Hulbert
Music Store
Shim
Scranton, Pa
Dresden
Mears & Hagen
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Ayo
Aylesworthy
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell