City Notes From the Region Include Lectures and Local Affairs
Dr WL FR. Connen will lecture this evening for St Peters society of Mellevire. The board of managers of the blame for the Prientiless met yesterday to authorize payments on the new Home building. A large portion of the afternoon the ceiling of the store of Food Christian fell Wednesday afternoon injuring a show crowd. stock was damaged. Repair will begin on the Jersey Cement passenger station on West Lickawabna Avenue after noon collision. Constables plan to urge county commissioners to study the recent change in the fe LIL trimming remuneration. Mrs T Hose hosted a gathering at 105 Tenth Street with Ladies Aid members of Airee Lutheran church. Rev Tr W Buck of Lewisburg will preach at Trinity Palted Evangelion church Little Hagland. The fourth quarterly conference will follow. A large gathering enjoyed a Tahoe at the new dancing academy in Carter bathring, corner of Adams Avenue and Linden Street with Bauer’s orchestra. Scranton Bicycle Club to elect officers next month. No definite mention of candidates yet. Allermin Nowe obtained a warrant for arrest of Dolla Larkin after Marie ONeill alleged dissatisfaction. wound near left eye observed. They reside in Dunmore. Alderman Wright heard a case where Charles Tarber sued Chines and A Conrad for moving a bullring. building collapse blamed on faulty supports. decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL FR. Connen
St. Peters Society
Mellevire
Christian
Atock Dt
Jersey Cement
T. Hose
Tenth Street
Ladies Aid
Airee Lutheran Church
Tr. W. Buck
Lewisburg
Trinity Palted Evangelion Church
Little Hagland
Danncing Academy
Carter Bathring
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
Bauer
Scranton
Bicycle Club
Mindidgies
Allermin Nowe
Dolla Larkin
Marie O'Neill
Taarkin
Barber Clulina
Deolalon
Fourth Chamber Concert Delights Scranton Audience
The final chamber concert of the season impressed with unified feel and featured Prof. Hemberger. Griegs sonata in F showcased violinist mastery, while the Tremberger quartet offered originality and surprises, causing both praise and cautious critique. Tenor Wooller sang two numbers with strong voice and was warmly encored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemberger
Grieg
Scranton
Ale
Woooler
War of steel rails spurs huge orders and price clash
Railroads order 500000 tons as Carnegie Steel and Wimnole Steel fight price cuts after a pool disruption. Prices at $15 a ton for standard rails in Chicago and $16 in Pittsburgh prompt large spring deliveries. Carnegie visits Pittsburgh to discuss policy with partners amid market bets on exports and future price moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carnegie
Sinois Steel Company
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Pittsburg
Wimnole Steel Compainy
Ciloneo
Hind
Ite
Carnegie Company
Agens
Clérnegle Company
Western and Southern
Scranton
Lackawanna Steel Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Thudson Canal and Railway Company
Vanderbilte
Lackawanna Company
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem Steel Companies
Matrehind Steel Company
Maryland Steel Comppany Bs
Battimore and
Ohly
Dennsylvania Steel Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bethlehem
Erie, Gehigh Valley
Reading
Pennsylvania Cambria
Carnegie Steel Companies
Rockefeller
Carnegie Steel Company
Oliver Steel
Missal
Conneaut
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Thockefeller
Lona
Vale
Rale Mills
Tlingit
Fruit Sale Listing With Oranges and Naval Fruits
Fragmentary notice describes fruit sale with various orange items and Naval Oranges. Mentions wholesale and retail options and includes scattered brandlike names and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dloweni
Taliforri
Anne Setts
Reat bargains in hair switches at t ceony s
Local hair dresser offers bargains on hair switches at 217 Lacks avenue with promotional pricing and limited stock. customers urged to visit shop for quick service and discounts.
Langowski Arrested Over Criminal Libel Charge
Polish weekly editor Daniel Langowski was arraigned before Alderman W. Miller on a criminal libel charge filed by Rev. Bronishiw Iwandulski of Priceburg. Langowski was held on 1000 bail and the case, tied to ongoing editor priest disputes, continues this week in criminal court.
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Daniel Langowski
W. 8. Millar
Bronishiw Iwandulski
Priceburg
St Ine Criminal Court
Langowski
Was a Real Villain Misses Pocketbook Heist at Theater
William Emery of the Floy Crowell company reports his pocketbook disappeared from his dressing room at Frothingham after he left it on a shelf while changing for La Belle Russe. The $60 in bills and a diamond watch were missing. Emery suspects a backstage thief, has consulted Detective Silverbere, and fears the loss may force the company to end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Emery
Floy Crowell Company
Mr. Emery
the Frothingham
Rallyoud Uckers
Emery
Silverbere
Holiday Shooting Match on Washington Birthday at Dunmore Range
A shooting match on Washington's birthday will be held at the Dunmore range with off hand 200 yards, open to all comers under German Schützen rules. The heated shooting house and battery pit ensure the event proceeds in any weather. Entries allowed for rifles and guns with or without globe sights.
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Washington
Dunmore Rife
No. 6
Smith Street
Lace Factory Closed After Sheriff Levy
Deputy Sheriff J. D. Ferber levied the Stranton Lace Curtain factory and advertised a sale for next Thursday February 18. Additional executions were entered against the company including balances owed by Catherine Winton deceased and by A J Anderson trustee for amounts of 10000 and 25000 dollars and 10000 and 3500 dollars respectively.
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J. D. Ferber
Stranton Lave
Hotate
Catherine Winton
A. J. Anderson
Mayor Bailey Reviews South Side Sewer Route Plight
Mayor James G. Bailey with City Engineer Joseph Phillips and Street Commissioner Ringley toured the South Side district to inspect the proposed main sewer. He saw ice, mud, and flooded gutters, and heard residents urge sewer construction as essential for property values and street safety. The council has passed the ordinance. Bailey will decide after Feb 17.
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James G. Bailey
Joseph Phillips
Ringley
Efmy
Pittston Avenue
Elm Street
Cedar Avenue
Remington Avenue
Maple Street
Phillips
Wrestpfahl
Spruks
Ely
Drama double bill at Frothingham given by Miss Crowell
A fine four act drama Veneration of Money was staged yesterday afternoon and evening at Frothingham by Miss Crowell and company to a well pleased audience with strong acting and stagecraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
Crowell Company Delivers Compelling Stage Double Feature
A Crowell company production showcases strong human interest with matinee of A Fatal Error and later performances of La Belle Russe. Critics praise the expert cast and the vivid drama, noting the evening show’s stirring impact and the afternoon matinee’s polished execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowell Company
Marriage Forbidden Kinship Sparks Court Case
Harry H. Plager of Berwick faces Lackawanna Court House jail for marrying his daughter by a prior marriage. The ceremony occurred in January with Rev. Jos steph KK Dixon officiating. Plager’s brother-in-law objects, prompting arrest and $500 bail after a warrant sworn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Plager
Berwick
Lackawanna
John G. Cox
Bloomsburg
Thomas
Josteph KK. Dixon
Penn Avenue
Pflager
Millar
Jack Tierney
Herwick
Mager
Bessie
Pilger
Hye
A Midnight Bell shines in crowded Academy of Music
A standing room only crowd filled the Academy of Music last night for A Midnight Bell. Hoyt’s humor and the work of Dieky Bell and Liaura Josee Bell drew hearty laughter as the strong company staged this modern farce with sharp satire on hypocrisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Hoyt
Dieky Bell
Liaura Josee Bell
Ladies Whist Night Winners Named in Scranton Event
Thirty six ladies and gentlemen played whist at the Scranton Whist club rooms. Mrs Owens and W J Brown had the high score. Miss Dale and TH Dale won the east and west best. Numerous couples placed in other positions with names listed among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrantoon
Mears
Fuller
B.J. Parrott
C. Ed. Wade
Kirkyiattek
C. Ht. Fuller
C. R. Pulley
Thomas Evans
Mra. Ly
J. Labor
Mise Bradley
H. §. Robinson
Four Claim Damages Sued by Traction Company Victims
Four new damage suits filed yesterday against the Traction Company allege losses from electrical damage to shade trees, a Cedar Avenue collision, and injuries to a pedestrian. Plaintiffs include CD Rockwell of Providence seeking 500, Philip Frachan claiming 16,000, and others listed with furniture and wagon damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Taylor & Lewis
Rockwell
Providencs
Philip Frachan
Trietion Company
Hunt
Gojideledger
Providence
Nicholas
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Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Jackawanna
Eader
A. B. Warman
City Notes
Tigenelps
South America
Asia
Europe
England
Millard Pf. Hunslicker
New York
Limited
Homewood Station
H. C. Frick
John D. Rockefeller
Ind
Philadelphia Ledger
Co i
Bpronislaw Iwanowski
Dunmore Rifle Range
Levy
South Side
Front
Moosie Streets
Moosie Street
Stone Avenue
Moogle Street
Pittston
Prospect Avenues
Cwehalih Street
Willow Street
MR. Spruks
Edward Malones
Corncilman Westpfahl
Levaine
Ife
City Hall
The
Nay Aug Park
Canavan Stokes
Egg, Stove and Chestnut
Gibson St
Tenth Ward
Wyoming Avenue
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St
Jermyn
Taylor
John Ross
Spruce Street
Lack
A. Ave
P. F
M. T. Howley
Sawyer
Igc
Western Washing Machine
Sohimar Piano
J. W. Guernsey
Mlasie
Washington Avenue
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming House
Ndow
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Avant
China Hall
J. Weichel
Hunt & Connell CO
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Aes
Lackawanna Avanua
Dunn
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