City Notes Highlights From Local Journal Events
The Woman's Keeley league meets tonight replacing Thursday. The Lethel club of the Young Women's Christian association hosted an Evangel entertainment. A choir of forty wolves will perform Saul of Tarsus at Green Ridge Presbyterian Thursday evening Feb 18. Rev TD MacGoldrick, president of St Thomas College, spoke at Green Library on How We Think. St Peter's cathedral choir performed in Wilkes-Barre last night. J J Cure ran Alexander Mitchell colored freed on moral grounds from Eastern Penitentiary after two years for theft from William O Brien's barber shop. A Medal of Honor convention committee meets in the mayor's office this afternoon at 4. Jones Courcher, arrested for attempting to pawn his father's watch, was discharged by Mayor Bally. Brown and Morris Architects dissolved partnership yesterday. Morris will open new offices at the Board of Trade building. Mr Brown will be at the Price Dhulling in the old firm's rooms. A ladies auxiliary to the order of Railway Conductors will organize Thursday at 2 in German Odd Fellows hall. An evening reception at Houlihan Moon's Christian Association for conductors and families. Patrick Dempor of Pine Brook, known to police, was arrested for drunkenness and assault and struck his son with a cup during a dispute. Lieutenant Spellman and Patrolman McMullen took him into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethel Club
Saul of Tarsus
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
TD. J. MacGoldrick
St. Thomas College
Alexander Mitchell
Eastern Penitentiary
William O' Brien
Jones Courcher
Lowry
Loby's
Penn Avenue
Bally
Brown & Morris
Morris
Wil
Board of Trade
Afr
Brown
Odd Fellows
Liaikuwahna Avenue
Patrick Dempeor
Pine Brook
Central Station
Hig
Spellman
McMullen
Dempsey
Grand Directors Meet Over Y M I Convention Date
A special meeting of the grand directors of the Young Men's Institute of the Pennsylvania Jurisdiction is set for Friday in Scranton to consider shifting the annual state convention from May to September. Attending are M J Donahoe and other officers from cities including Scranton New York McKeesport and Philadelphia. The session will be held in the reins of Yohn Boyle OG Reilly council No. 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Institute
Pennsylvania
M. J. Donahoe
Philadelphia
Invet
M. J. Donahwu
Scranton
John J. Keough
New York
P. J. Morris
McKeesport
J. Ruddy
Miners Milla
T. 2. McCormick
Forest City
J. F. McDonald
Carbondale
Robert Rimmet O' Boyle
Thomas F. Carroll
BP. H. Gilleran
John J. Griffin
Pittebure
P. J. Datey
W. J. Kelley
Pittsburg
Charles GB. Adams
Altoona
Graind
W.J. Merrick
Carnegie
W. H. Gillespie
Pittston
Drwraniger
Chaplin
Mosk Hey
P. J. Ryan
Yohn Boyle OG Reilly
No. 14
The Catsups Made From Ripe Tomatoes Sale Offer
Thee Catsups are made from the finest ripe Tomatoes and this price is only for a limited time. I. G. COURSEn.
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Lackawanna Institute Faces Curator Dismissal Over Finances
At the annual meeting in the Commonwealth Building the Lackawanna Institute of History and Science debated finances and recommended dismissing the curator due to unsatisfied salary funding. Officers were elected and plans advanced to move the collection to central city facilities and pursue a new building site.
Mountain coal and water company officers elected at meetings
Stockholders and officers elected at meetings for Madste Mountain Coal Mt. Jessup Coal Con, and Maoste Mountain Water in Traders Bank offices. Directors include A L Kaemmerer T M Righter Walter Leis venting James M Everhart and P Matthews with W W Watson as secretary treasurer. Afterward officers and stockholders dined at Hotel Jermyn with a large local attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madste Mountain Coal Company
Mt. Jessup Coal Conmains
Uitted
Maoste Mountain Water Company
WW. Witson
Traders’ Bank
Moogle Mountain Coal Company
Alb. Kaemmerer
T. M. Righter
Walter Leisventing
James M. Everhart
Ford
Walter Leisenring
Diehl
Jermyn
Kemmerer
Match Chunk
A. C. Leisenring
Upper Lehigh
Sandy Run
K. M. Smith
Alden
W. B Whitney
Philadelphia
Charles PB. Ford
Marshwood
E. W. Ritter
Winton
Mt. Carmel
W. W. Watson
Grip and Measles Rise in City Reports
This winter sees a peak in contagious illnesses with 1 new measles case, 4 typhoid fever, 2 scarlet fever, and 1 diphtheria reported to the health ward. Officials attribute weather changes to the surge, noting widespread illness across the city.
Gasoline Explosion Triggers Fire Alarm at Hotel Jermyn
A gasoline blast at A. W. Jurisch’s bicycle shop within the Hotel Jermyn building caused a fire alarm yesterday at noon. The incident occurred in the snorting goods store area and drew firefighters to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Jermyn
A. W. Jurisch
Jermyn
Fire damages worker face from blast near Spruce and Wyoming
An alarm from box 2 at Spruce street and Wyoming avenue reported a room fire. Flames were extinguished before arrival. an explosion singed the worker Mr Jurisch’s moustache eyebrows and facial hair as fumes burned the skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurisch
Spruce Street
Wyoming Avenue
Tle
Banquet of Lafayette Alumni Set for Tuesday Night
The Northeastern Pennsylvania Alumni association of Lafayette College will hold its twenty first annual banquet at the Westminster hotel in Wilkes Barre next Tuesday evening with a 6 30 p m business meeting and a banquet to follow. Toastmaster will be Professor G W Phillips and speakers include Rev B D Warfield I L D president of Lafayette John Welles Hollenback Hon John B Farr Hon James M Fritz Hon Alfred Hand Professor W O B Avery Ph D Rev Walter O Scott may also speak. More than fifty alumni are expected to attend with Dr Harvey of Wilkes Barre as president and T P Hat as executive committee chairman. list of toe members includes Captain W A May Edward F Blewitt Dr A V Logan Frank Le Phillips and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Lafayette
Weatminster
Association
Wilkes-Barre
G. W. Phillips
B.D. Warfield
I.L. D
Lafayette College
John Welles Hollenback
Alumni Association
T. P. Hat
Toe
Cap Tain
W. A. May
Edward F. Blewitt
A.V. Logan
Frank le. Phillips
Edwin W. Gearhart
Howard Fuller
West Side Revival Services At Simpson Church
Over the last three weeks the Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church on the West Side held evangeliatic services proving interesting and profitable. Rev D Peck led strong sermons and Mr Pear gall from the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association drew many to the Christian life. This week Rev Frank James of Fatonville assists with zealous energy, practical sermons and persuasive singing. Evening services run nightly except Saturday with Mr James in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
West Side
D. Peck
Peargall
Frank James
Fatonville
James
James Lending
Symphony Concert at Academy of Music Tonight
The Academy of Music hosts a refined symphony program this evening led by an orchestra. Soprano Mrs. Brennan and cellist Thomas Ippardy perform as soloists with works by Schubert Verdi Mendelssohn and others. The program opens at 8 and features a mix of unfinished and standard pieces at modest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Behubert
Brennan
Philadelphia
Thomas Ippardy
Pitsawa
Schubert Arlu
Attila
Verdt
Gried
Goestermann
Thomas Hippard
Glinka
Cowen Wid
Kjorulf
Tirennan
Bea
Mendelasohn
Fire threatens Pine Rock Breaker wash house and powder house
Fire broke out in the wash house at Pine Rock Breaker soon after two simultaneous drain releases from Penn and Vine and Wyoming and Olive. Delays in fire company arrival risked the Churnlay building and a nearby powder keg storage, but five men kept the blaze from spreading and saved the structure. insured for full coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s Welock
Pine Rock
Penn and Vine
Wyoming
Olive
Warrant Served In Priceburg Conspiracy Case
Constable C Q Carman served a warrant issued by Alderman Millar charging Rev Bronis Iwanowski of Priceburg with conspiring with Constable Jack Murray of Olyphant to deprive Editor Daniel Langowski of his liberty. Father Iwandowski waived a hearing and entered Wall at Priceburg for appearance at court. Constable Jack Tierney sent the warrant to Constable Murray, who also waived a hearing and posted security to answer at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Q Carman
Alderman Millar
Bronislaw Iwanowski
Priceburg
Jack Murray
Olyphant
Daniel Langowski
Father Iwandowski
Wall
Justice of the Pease
Jack Tierney
Murray
Justice of the Peace
Cummings
Useful Books Free Offer for Home Dye and Crafts
Mrs Nella TDnewett of Boston offers a free copy of Fancy Work and Art Decorations and Successful Home Dyeing to readers who send a Diamond Dyes stamp from Burlington Vermont. The ad promotes Diamond Dyes as a long standing standard home dye product with growing sales and aims to help women refresh their wardrobe by DIY dyeing and craft projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Nella Tdnewett
Boston
Amusements Preview at Academy of Music
The article highlights upcoming stage offerings in the city. Charney's Aunt and her smiling companion Thomas return Thursday at the Academy of Music. The Pulse of New York returns February 11 and 12, with Stella Mayhew and Chris Brune leading a strong ensemble. The Land of the Living, Frank Harvey's drama, comes Friday and Saturday under Martin Dixon with Wells and Narvey noted for melodrama. Performances promise lively special effects and broad comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulse of
New York
Davis
Pulse
Stella Mayhew
Chris Brune
Frank Harvey
Land of the Living
Academy of Music
Martin Dixon
Narvey
Womin
Wells
Mayor Signs Ordinance Amid Delay and Political Tactics
The mayor signed the sewer ordinance after after hours on Monday to influence the election and trigger a clarifying delivery to City Clerk Lavelle. Reporters learned of the action after the document reached the clerk yesterday morning, with South Side readers alerted at noon and party optics at play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
South Side
Tribune
Lavelle
Commot Chametlman
Gen. Wirth, Jr
Wirth
Mystle Cure for Rheumatism touted by local druggist
I Wagner of Meh mond Va reports relief from sciatic rheumatism after using Mystle Cure for Rheumatism though doctors failed. Carl Loreng, druggist, lists availability at his Lackawanna Avenue store. Also notes upcoming Lied erkranz masquerade ball with tickets at Reichert's and Crouch Bros. & Beatty offering modern shoe trade-in deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Wagner
Mehmond
Carl Loreng
Sc Sfettor
Lackawanna Wyetiue
Assault and Battery Charged in Local Court Return
William Tesn, prominent resident of C10 Foray Uownshlp, arrested yesterday on a warrant sworn by Martin Manan of Anselty, before Alderman Millar on assault charges. The accused waived preliminary hearing and appeared before Justice of the Peace KR. Wilis Heese of O11 Birge for court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tesn
Martin Manan
Anselty
Millar
Walved
The
Peaine KR
Wilis Heese
O11
Birge
How Dollars Are Made and Saved
A brief note explains dollars come from United States mints and adds that saving money is possible through a special and winter sale. The item frames both production and saving as two methods to build dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
House Furnishings and Utensils Catalog Listing
A compact listing of house furnishings includes wire potato mashers pint tin cups and boxed items. The entry catalogs everyday kitchen and dining essentials likely from a catalog or sale notice.
Loughney Arrested After Nighttime Assaults
John Loughney of Olyphant, accused of assault and battery, malicious mischief, and threatening to kill Conductor Box, was arrested by Detective Jack Pearcy on a warrant issued by Ann Miller. He appeared before Justice Cummings in Olyphant and entered a plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loughney
Olyphant
Pastemwers
Peckville
M. Fox
Jack Plercy
Ann Millar
Loughney
Conductor Box
Ball
Justice of the Penge Cummings
Wppen Line
Short Session in Argue Court Yields Divorces and Referee Report
A brief morning session in the argument court addressed cases including divorce rulings for Elma Jones and Mercaret Morvan, and a rule for decree in the Evans matters. The hearing also touched on exceptions to a referee report in the George Kraus case, with other docket items resolved. Local notices mention sales at the Banister Shoe Company and Harding's China Store attracting crowds as shoppers seek discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alten Lawrente Ve
Scranton True
Company
Charles Evans
Mary Evans
Elma Jonesove
Pleheard
FE. Robinson
Local ads tout bargains at multiple shops this week
Steam Heating and Plumbing on Wyoming Avenue promotes 60 envelopes for Te.at Be store at Luckn Avenue, while The Very Best Time to buy shoes at about half value. Hamster Shoe Company plans store clearance before renovations. Crouch Brow and Beatty announce a house sale this week with great results. Konecny's Hair Dresser offers hair switches at Lacka Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banister Shoe Company
Hamster Shoe Company
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Wyoming Ave
A.B. Warman
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City Notes
St. Peter's Cathedral
Garmory
Mav
J. J. Cureran
Beatty
Reecham
Lackawanna Institute of History and Science
Lackawana Institute of History and Science
C. BR. Pitcher
Commonwealth
RB. Pitcher
A. W. Dickson
G. Kerr
Howard Merrifield
Charles Leroy Wheeler
John Prout
Fleb, Patt
K. L. M. Gates
P. F. Gunster
A J. H. Hamilton
J. J. Fisher
W. BD. Kennedy
Plate
Dickson
Court House
Ar. Wheeler
Wheelers
Durine
E. Merrifeld
J.C. Platt
J. 9. Lestiv
A.B. Willame, Jr
Green Ridge
Central City
Green Ridge Library Association
J. A. Lansing
BE. Platt
Lee
HW. Throop
Aa. W. Diekson
Lafayette
Westminster
Simpson M. EB. Church
Father Iwanowski
Constable Murray
Crunch Heel, & Beatty
Charney
Thomas Cut
Harry William
Frothingham
Bowery
Miss Grace Sherwood
Carrie Esler
Mamie Tryan
Ellen Jeyes
Marty Brinsley
M. J. Cody
Andy Adin
John Daly
Clark Lavelle
Liederkrans
Reichert
Lackawanna Ave
Crouch Bros. & Beatty
Capes
Pur Capes
W. R. Black
Sawyer's Millinery Store
William Repp
Old Pore
Japan
Bia, m
Nay Aug Park
Canavan
Stokes
Bee
Stove
Chestnut
Gibson St
Tenth Ward
Priews
Dat Shi
Harding
Tallor
John Noss
Spruce St
Hotel
Sohmar Piano
J. W. Guernsey
Ulead
Washington Avenue
P. FP
M. T. Howley
Luck'n, Ave
Crouch Brow, & Beatty
Konecny
Lacka, Ave
Wyoming House
Ndow
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Avant
Furnishing Coods
Spruce Sty
China Hall
J. Weichel
Mears
Spruce
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Aten
Lackawanna Avenue
Warren-Enret Company
CSC Roo
Scranton, PA
Jersey
Fancy Hall
W. H. Pierge
Penn Ave
Marken
Dunn
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