Local Court Notes and Social Notices Fragment
Deputy attorney and individuals referenced amid city station news. Mentions visits from New York and Cliftond, Miss M Blanche Kennedy, and Parisian eye care convention. Several marriages and divorces noted with names associated to Carbondale and Providence. gibberish text obscures details of events and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike May Aibiro
Fei Teista Vitae
Tinetes
Triode
New York City
M. Blanche Kennedy
Thompson Street
Fies
Mre
Sud
S. UL
Paris
Toiloy
Remikin
Andigy
May Conference Hinted Between Shea and Manager Billiman
President Shea of the local street car union says a further meeting with General Manager Billiman is possible after a Tribune interview. Shea notes Billiman expressed willingness to meet a committee again, while the union plans to await action from Abe Silliman and recounts demands from Tuesday’s conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Silliman
Union of Street Cor
Tribune
Billliman
Im Committee
Shen
Alf Silliman
Wade
Abe Siiman
Lornayt
Fire whistle plan at railroad shops details
Director Wormser reaches agreement with Delaware Lackawanna and Western officials to have engineers sound the whistle at every fire alarm. The blast furnace whistle was briefly used but discontinued after a prolonged work incident. a new ladle hoist will be installed in the engine room of the car shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wormser
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Petitions for Overseers Due at Headquarters Before Noon
Chairman Chittenden of the Republican committee states petitions for the appointment of overseers for the coming election must be returned to headquarters in the Priew building by noon today. The North End Republicans convene at Alleman Ayers office tonight for final election plans. The city committee meets at headquarters tomorrow night to conclude preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenden
Dempsey and Riley to Wrestle for $200 Purse at Music Hall
James Dempsey of Dunmore and Thomas Riley of Bellevue have been matched to wrestle at Music Hall near Thursday for a $200 purse. They met two months ago with Dempsey gaining a fall after a hard struggle. Riley’s supporters seek a rematch and have arranged a second bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaimes Dempsey
Dunmore
Thos Riley
Bellevue
Sife
England
Music Hall
Bgvu
Dempsey
Hiley
Scranton Common Council Balks at City Measure Amid Debate
Council defers action on an appropriation ordinance after Democratic members clash with Luther Keller over fast tracking. Debate centers on committee referrals and building code amendments reducing fire limits and pay for inspectors. Other ordinances and resolutions pass or advance, with a surprise gift of a chair and lamp presented to Chairman Calpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Calpin
Luther Keller
Keller
First Reading Council
Alt Keller
Aly Coleman
Mr. Coleman
Sxeller
Coleman
Weller
Robathan
Publi Building Committee
West Scranton
Sykes
Bureau of Buildings
Messrs. Keller
Paine
Syke
Afulberry
Linden
Culoin
Morris
I. B
Thobuthan
Searce
Drivers Quit Hampton Mine Over Peg Registration
About thirty-five drivers quit work at the Hampton mine yesterday morning over a peg system required by a state law for registering entry and exit. The system, meant to aid safety and quick contact in danger, was installed February 1 and led to idleness for the remaining 290 workers. No talks have occurred yet to settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Sad Funeral in City for Mrs John Feln and Son
A solemn funeral was held from St Peter's Cathedral for Mrs John Feln of Penn avenue and her son Joseph who was killed by a train while en route to the city after learning of his mother's death. The service, led by Rev J Z Grin, drew many mourners as the families were comforted by pallbearers and attendance at the cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
John Feln
Penn Avenue
Joseph
Wilkes-Barre
Fev
J. Z. Grin
Cathedral
Elde
Public Works crackdown arrests six sidewalk violators
Superintendent Thomas acting under Director Roche orders arrests six central city business men for failing to clean sidewalks. Named defendants include Edgar Wilson and Henry Washers of Borunton launches, W C Tunstall, William J. Barnscale, and Charles G. and Robert J. Cummings. They appeared before Magistrate Howe and paid costs with a promise to clean walks now and through winter. Further arrests will follow if orders are ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Public Works
Roche
Thomas
Kiriefly
Funeral of W H Wickson Held at Fairfield Avenue Home
Funeral services for W H Wickson were conducted at his Fairfield Avenue home by Rev L R Foster with interment in Dunmore cemetery receiving vault. Body to be moved to Sommera North Carolina for burial. Pall bearers named A Hignett J Faats William Snyder John Powell John Woodworth William Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Wiccexson
Prlice
Fairfield Avenue
L. Tt. Foster
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Dunmore Cemetery
Mr. Wiexvon
Somera
N. C
A. Hignett
J. Faats
William Snyder
John Powell
John Woodworth
William Winter
Scranton Stove Works Strike Over Apprenticeship Dispute
About seventy moulders walked out at Scranton Stove Works after dissatisfaction with employing extra apprentices to fill a quota. The company, claiming a right to hire apprentices when skilled workers are scarce, expects a return to work and will refer the issue to a joint committee to settle the dispute. The relationship between management and workers has been cordial, with recent profit sharing and a goodwill testimonial awarded to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Lingeln
WII
Ik Speci
Stove Workers’ Organization
Stove Manuufacturers' Association
Scranton Stove Company
Ballot Numbering Debate Reaches Lackawanna County
In the wake of a prior public vote against numbering ballots, Lackawanna County commissioners delayed action awaiting guidance from the attorney general. Officials in Philadelphia and other counties faced similar deliberations before printers were instructed yesterday to refrain from numbering ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo
Lackawanna
Philadelphia County
Elaborate Decor for City Halls Highlight Cost
The municipal building rooms used by the central board were decorated at about $1 300, more than half the price for interior and exterior work. F J Johnson led the bitter project at $2 400. Jacobs and Fassold did the school board rooms with thorough work, duck covering, three coats of paint, stucco ceilings, and 100 yards of carpet costing $2 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenral
F. J. Johnson
Jacobs and Fassold
Witton
Funeral of Mrs Devine at St Peter's Cathedral
The funeral of the late Mrs Bridget Devine of Mineral Street was held yesterday morning from St Peter's Cathedral with high mass of requiem celebrated by Rev Eaton B McLaughlin as celebrant Rev A O Reilly as deacon and Rev J O Griffin as sub-deacon Interment followed at the Cathedral cemetery Pallbearers were Thomas Marion James Marion William Devine James Devine Joseph Devine and James Hughes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
Mra
Bridget Devine
Mineral
Eaton B. McLaughlin
A. O'Reilly
J. 0. Griffin
Thoms Miarlon
James Marion
William Devine
James Devine
Joseph Devine
James Hughes
Royal Blue Tour to Washington Excursion Draws Public Interest
The New Jersey Central plans a February 26 Royal Blue excursion to Washington with all expenses paid. J. Swisher and H B Ruhe advertise free itinerary books and invite readers to request details from Scranton or Allentown agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
New Jersey Central
J. &. Swisher
Scranton
H. B. Ruhe
Pasenger
Allentown
Four More Recruits Join Marine Corps
Four young men were sworn in as Marines by Major T Barnett yesterday and sent to League Island Navy Yard for training. They are Thomas Jenkins Olyphant Thomas J Gallagher Pitts ton Howard E Clark and John T David of this city. This brings enlistments to ten this month and the corps offers advancement from the ranks or from Annapolis with cruises to the West Indies and Europe for some veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
T. Barnett
League Island Navy Yard
Thomas Jenkins
Olyphant
Thomas J. Gallagher
Pittston
Howard E. Clark
John
Tt. Davie
Annapolis
West Indies
Europe
Shifts Changed at City Hall for Patrol Duty
Change by desk sergeants aligns watch with three patrol platoons. New hours split as 9 am to 3 pm 3 pm to 11 pm and 12 am to 7 am. One supervisor remains on duty for bank opening and closing times to log burglar alarm reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
The Lesson From Paterson Fire Tragedy
The Paterson fire destroyed the Griggs safe in the National Bank building with all contents ruined and jewelry melted. The notice promotes fireproof vaults at Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit and advertises a four day sale at Old Forge with advance 10 cent admission and a Royal Line tour rate to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Griggs
Paterson National Bank
Lackawannk Trust and
Safe Deposit
Will of Late Judge Lewis Probate Granted for Oral Will
Proceedings in the nuncupative will of W J Lewis former associate judge and sheriff. The widow and heirs signed agreeing to the petition statements and a decree admitted the oral will to probate. The memorandum is the original draft with bonds description and signatures to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Vosburg
W. J. Lewis
Walford
Lewis
W. Od, Lewis, Jr
Fife Powell
J. J. Bentley
Anja V. Powell
Traders’ Bank
Oich
Holna Avenue
W. J. Lewis, Jr
Effie Lewis Powell
Walford C. Lewis
John T. Lewis
Scranton
Thomas J. Lewis
Oakland
Cal
Margaret B. Kenvin
San Francisco
Lackawanna Trust and
Sate Deposit Company
Lackawanne Trust
Nora Golden
E. G. Rarick
Ballentine and
Martin
Vosburge
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Sootny Nwardware Store
Pelish
the Dandy Shiner
Washington Ave
THE
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
the People's Bank
Tinton
Fo W. Bleite
Mirvistune
City
Bomit
Kay
Jealighhs Wate
Carbondale
Thoms Micron
Trovidence
Awilgo Bavidge
Sunbury
Luxernae Comity
Jarvisi
Wilkes-Hyrne
James’ Dempsey
Thomas Riley
Bromley Avenue
Browley Avenue
Recorder
Director of Public Works
Select Council
Alatn Avenue
Pettebone Street
Oram Boulevard
Forest Court
Vine
Olive Streets
Haggerty
Seneca Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Third Ward
A. L. Lewis
Filmore Avenue
Washburn Street
Jackson Street
Phillips
Bureau of Engineering
Beech Street
Pittston Avenue
Cedar Avenue
Chirk
Brick Avenue
Wear Market
William Street
Eleventh Ward
Columbia River
E. G. Coursen
W. H. Wickson
Rev. L. R. Foster
Peragnally
Capitol
Conservatory
Conservatory of Muele
Guernsey Hall
Tony Persons
David Perkina
Maylith
James Beard, Jr
Oren Christian
August Hoffman
Floyd Hunter
Jermyn
Fred Kossman
Willam McKee
Arche Saxe
Edwin Sweet
Diabelli
Bedford
Doty
Hessler
Kingsbury
Kaufhold
Law
Schlager
Paterson
Gwillym James
Wyde Park
Anna Wahl
Little Giirl
Stella Fahey
Anna Hund
Eva Maresh
Anna Spelcher
Planos
Webb
Judassohn
May Bower
Flora Kauthold
Norma Johns
Taylor
Genevieve Ehrgood
Edith Daery
South Scranton
Bertha Kingsbury
Harrisburgh
Ethel Watkins
Hyde Park
Grace Gerlock
Grieg
Maud Norse
Grace Underwood
Emily Wilcox
Margaret Zerve
P.O
A. Camp
Old Feorge
Holland’s Hull
Old Forge
New Col
Ors
J. K. Bentley
Raglans
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Masury
Franklin Ave
Mera
Cramer Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Hartford Typewriter
Prpowrltey
Dartford Company
Aline
Hartford
Reynolds Bros
Magiavene
Fred R. Smith
Linden Street
Board of Trade Building
Yeunilaoy
Spruce St
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!