Local social notes report upcoming weddings and moves
Mr and Mrs Liboestoty of Munin Avenue will travel to Florida for a wedding week. James J Commins advertising manager of the Truck and Miss Jennie Fergmon of Olyphient will wed at St Patrick's church this morning. H Sules Mulloux, involved in publication duties for the Kir Meag program, will move to Wilkes Barre for a related venture. Mr Matmitx has made many friends in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mere, Liboestoty
Munin Avenue
Florida
James J. Comminws
Mies
Jennie Fergqmon
St. Patrick's Church
H_ Sules Mullloux
Wilkes Barre
Mir
MaMhitix Tit
Scrinton
Judge Edwards Rules Nominations in Seventh Ward Dispute
Judge Edwards issued an opinion disposing of nominations in the Seventh ward. Michael Gilroy’s True Democrat nomination paper is void, and his Gilroy Republican certificate is affirmed. Thomas Clark’s Democrat nomination is upheld. The opinion calls primaries at polling places when a ward is divided. County commissioners ordered to print Republican nomination papers on official ballots. The La Plume dispute affirms the Horace Seamans and F C Hanlon Republican ticket as legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Edwarda
Michael Gilroy
Thomas Clark
Democrat Party
Gilroy
Renson
Carcusa
Clark
Exuecusa
Hewais
Paorora
la Plome
Cauctia
Horace Seamans
Hanvon
Williams retires as directory owner. Taylor takes over
Mr Williams relinquishes all claims and rights in the Scranton city directory and sells them to J James Taylor. Taylor will seek contracts with local business men for the 1805 edition and replace any prior agreements. Taylor promises improved quality and broad advertising appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Willams
Scranton
J. James Taylor
Taylor
Williames
Tima
Talmage Lecture Set at Prothingham Thursday Night
Seats for Rev. T DeWitt Talmage lecture at Prothingham open at 9 am. Introduced by Rev Dr C E B Robinson of Second Presbyterian. topic My Journey Around the World. Also notices on remedies and a plumber contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prothingham
T. DeWitt Talmage
Mr. Talmage
C. EB. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
Defense Attorneys Press Strong Arguments in Boschine Trial
The trial ends today with defense counsel presenting key points and witnesses. Antonio Tedesca of Forest City testifies for the defense praising Boschine as peaceful. later witnesses challenge the prosecution with character testimony and alibi details while the judge guides jurors on reasonable doubt and verdict standards.
Court action records at Archbild with multiple trials
Judge Archball presided as cases moved on the first circuit. Patrick Manley aka Cochewer faced assault charges involving a 1 year old child of Mrs. Margaret Swift. verdict not guilty with costs split two thirds prosecutrix one third defendant. Andrew Thegieia and Joseph Narlal faced assault and battery against Mrs. Mary Carp. jury found not guilty with similar costs division. Annie Minnick linked to two indictments for selling liquor on Sunday and other offenses. verdict not guilty, costs assigned to prosecutrix. Michiel Nuskofski charged with keeping toppling devices. defense claims insufficient evidence. jury had not reached a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archball
Patrick Manley
Mra
Margaret Swift
Archbild
Phirris
Commonwealth
Joseph O'Brien
Penvler
Arebhatt
Ue Dnry
Andrew Thegieia
Joseph Narlal
Psaaiult
Harris
A. L. Taylor
Jobin
Suri
Wullty
Eagh
Annie Minnick
Sacely
Chalenge
Promeoutrix
Ter
Cman
Michiel Nuskofski
John Soloman
Pirlo Bure
Michael
Local theater bill offers fire drama for charity
Tonight in local theaters the academy stages an elaborate melodrama with a realistic fire scene featuring fire engines and real firefighters. A romantic subplot is promised and proceeds benefit the Crystal Hose company, with expectations of a packed house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Crystal Hose Company
Open Letter Calls Aid for Scranton Poor Charities
Colonel Kipple urges immediate relief as many in Scranton lack bread clothing and fuel. The Associated Charities report rising applications for aid and request donations to supply warm homes and provisions to needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipple
Associated Charithes
Scranton
Board of Agequiiten
Rail depot views and brotherhood outlook in Wilkes-Barre
A Wilkes Barre photographer reports views of the Delaware and Hudson depot rooms with oil paintings included for an upcoming railroading gallery. The Journal of the Brotherhood notes membership declines last year while security blocks and train delays on the Scranton to Cirhondiale line persist. Engineer John Bayley and Morris Dorhen reminisce on service, with Degas the ventriloquist providing a memorable rally act and Lyon Woodruff delivering a lecture titled Life on an Yanker Man-of-Woe to be detailed in Saturday’s Tribune. Charles Fraser, a St David’s Episcopal church figure, serves as paymaster and lay reader, guiding church finances and ecclesiastical questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Birre
Delaware and Hudson
the Brotherhood of Lowenmathve
de Kinwera
Delaware and Hudsonmoofficiils
Scranton
Cirhondiale
Birken
John Bayley
Saratoga Express
Hee
Deliware
Hinleon
Morris Dorhen
Terry Lunny
Jackson Street
Dorhen
Scminton
Hiampton
Navy
OW City
Mink the Express
New York
Pennsylvania
Charles 5
Degas
Lyon Woodruff
Mie Tribune
Charles Fraser
Delaware, Lackawanni and Western
St. David's Episcopal Church
Fraser
Chureh
Huelners
Special Committee to Meet on Tin Plate Trade Measures
The Special Committee of the Board of Trade will convene tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the morning to define ways and means to address the tin plate trade issues and related rat problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boald of Trade
Prospects Bright for Proposed Tin Plate Industry
The article notes that the necessary capital to organize the tin plate industry is being assembled. Several meetings have been held recently where important business has been transacted, and the prospects for the new industry are reported as very bright.
Community News From Cedar Avenue and Nearby
Local notes report Patrick Connors visiting relatives in Wilkes Daunte John Coyne confined with la grippe. Miss Mary Muddy returns home after visiting friends in Pittsburgh. Patrick Mennessey to be buried at footwhock with services. Columbus council meeting discusses membership. community updates include church choir reading and storm-related work resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Connors
Cedar Avenue
Wilkes
Daunte
John Jo. Coyne
Minooka
Elise
St. John's Church
Hickory Street
Michael Newcomb
Mary Ay Muddy
Puttuten
Mike Miyarle Shanley
Plymouth
Mamie Lofind
Pitteion Avenue
John Coyne
Chleaton
New Bicycle Wheel Makers Claim Superior Record
A report from San Meriar highlights a bicycle wheel by AOU officials and ref for a new design said to surpass the current world record. The wheel, built in Providence, promises lighter weight and greater strength with a machine claimed to beat existing averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlaneen
A& Teintet Morielan
Eyele Hider
Hillewie
Ella Ieseledt
San Meriar
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Norton
Lackaave
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Court House Square
the Taylor Directory
Mooil
W. G. Doud & Co
Lackawinnis Avenue
Boschino
My, Horn
Antonio Tedesca
Forest City
Botehina
York
Sin
Antonio Keragil
Borestiy
Charaecter
Bosehine
Dutmore
Tn Wien
Joseph Cuiette
Frank Dodriitny
Bosehino
Ohare
Distriet
Jones
Fomn
Lee Tae
Mandy
Hilbert Health
Adhonte
Bomethia
Dumnore
Dumnore. Viroomet Tae
Antori Leo
Borunton Street
Grover Patrick Liengatt
Diuntivere
Joseph Gregory
Dominick Gipotl
Dunme
Wadee
Giancilo
Joseph Gianetto
Dunmore
Podchina
Bosehinte
Jones Beteil
Michael Petrella
Efe and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Dunmutt
Tosching
Welpind
Frank Hossl
Bosching
Joseph Paull Sin Boseching
Antonio Ricco
Ronaldo Lalli
Ph Gianello
Leopold Conforth
Boschine
Courthere
Michael Glamndane
Latch Balvano
Charles J. Daniels
Ann
Salvator
Boschiino
Mer
Daniels
Salvatori
Frank Fargo
Michael Bulger
Antonin Trbrlina
Imbrline
Dodae Wark
Aoman
India
Mowt
Bell
Pein
Lagna
Atorney Jones
Abe Jones
the Commonwealth
Devin
Ilor
Add
Linbrigne
John Minin
Horn
Kreme
Juni
Archibald
Ita
Pratt’, Leckavena Ave
Afates
Tribune
News OF the Railroads
News OF the South Side
Gossip OF the Wheel
Dowd & Co
Lacka. Ave
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Ulster
Martin & Delany's
Lackawanna Avenue
E.M. Hetzel
Spruce St
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Our
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Lowes Price
Omve
Third National
Hank
Wle
WM. T. Smith
Central
Florey
Keating
Gathuthes Rat Courany
New York Warehouse
Fifth Avenue
E.C. Ricker & CO
Adams Ave
New Telephone Bldg
Hop Sing
I2tiivatte
Penn Avenue
Penn Ave
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