Local residents cited in scattered travels and visits
A string of brief notices lists individuals visiting relatives or hosting guests in various towns. Names include Joseph Hoste Edward Golden Mary Mise Cayitain Damen Kinney Mamig Jones Edward Netliotu Lillia Bush Beverly Jon Dowell Kale Clove Beverly Wea Tool and others visiting or visiting from places such as York Philadelphia Wilkes Barre Olyphant Ithaca Washington Pittston South Belhoven Weat Lockmet Street and Summit Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hoste
Edward Golden
York
Mise Mary Teen
Adane Avenue
Villadelphia
Cayitain Damen Kinney
Wilkes-Barre
Elby
Mamig Jones
Olyphant
Green Widwerleirds
Mea
Joseph Lowy
Frichta
New York
Albany
Eiward Netliotu
Green Ridge
Ithaca
Dole Py Whitehcock
Tttsburg
Sunday
South Belhoven
Mire
Jon Dowell
Vyper Leeludgh
Kale Clove
Beverly
South Lindihyavin
Koma
Sumit Hill
Mijites Jharbara
Elisabeth Lewis
Weat
Washington
Voglinaator
Wiest Pittston
Mr. Pooh
Gicorge M. Wallace
Dietettert
Coboy du Epringe
Central Labor Union Seeks Union Labor for Armory Project
The Central Labor Union formed a committee to meet with Fleury F Dixie and associates about converting the old armory into a theatre. They will urge that only union labor be used and request a carpentry subcontractor that currently employs no union men to hire unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Cons
Mililee
Fleury F. Dixie
Brakeman Injured In Rail Squeezing Incident
John Cavanaugh a brakeman on the Lackawanna railroad was squeezed between a car and the platform near West Lackawanna crossing at 2 AM. He suffered arm shoulder and several ribs fractures and was taken to Moses Taylor hospital where doctors expect a full recovery though condition improved since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cavanaugh
Franklin Avenue
Lackawanna Railroad
West Lackawanna Avenue
Moscs Taylor Hospital
Up-to-Date Enlarged Celebrates Third Birthday in Style
The Scranton retail and Wilkes-Barre grocers associations publish an enlarged February issue edited by J. M. Rittenhouse. The note celebrates the paper’s third anniversary with a joke about “long pants” and boasts growth from a four page sheet to forty-six pages in year one, then six more pages in year two, with over 150 percent circulation rise and a 1002 percent further increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Retail Grocers’ Protective Association
Wilkes-Barre Grocers’ Protective Association
Scranton Wholesite Merchante Association
J. M. Rittenhouse
Scranton Retail Merchants’ Assocation
Uwittenhouse
Pennsylvania
Rev E A Boyl Resigns as Plymouth Congregational Pastor
Rev E A Boyl, pastor of the Plymouth Congregational Church, tendered his resignation last night to the church board, ending his tenure after years of service. Officials did not disclose his next destination or reasons for stepping down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Boyl
Plymouth Congregational Church
Resigning Pastor Boyl Leaves Plymouth Church
Rev Boyl submits resignation effective April 1 from Plymouth Congregational Church Scranton after two offers from Camden NY and Ohio sources. He preached at Camden recently and impressed a new congregation, having been ordained in the Congregational faith and serving two years in Scranton with wife and two children on Price Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. Y
Ohio
Boyl
Camden Church
Thomas Bell
Moravia
Price Street
Bromley and
Sumner Avenues
One-Legged Thomas Ford Committed for Robbery
Thomas Ford a one legged man was arrested Friday night on robbery charges and held for a county jail hearing. Steve Monberg testified Ford led him along Centre street to Raymond alley where two accomplices robbed him of ten dollars. Ford denied the charge but was identified and committed in default of $500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ford
Howe
Steve Monberg
Lialian
Centre Street
Ford
Providence
Raymond Alley
Monberg
Mrs Haven Plans Blue Book Directory Expansion
Mrs Martha W Brown Haven and her Pittsburg born daughter visit the city to arrange publication of an original social blue book. She has issued blue books for Pittsburg and Allegheny for fifteen years and Cleveland for nine. Her forthcoming directory will cover Wilkes-Harve and Beranton and aims to be very complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha W. Tirawh-Haven
Pittsburg
Haven
Allegheny
Cleveland
Hewen
Surface settling damages Moosic homes on Day Hill
Residents report several dwellings on Day Hill in Moosic damaged by gradual surface soil settling. Initially blamed on a mine cave, the cave theory was disproved. Affected residents include William Frost Sylvester Decker and Wilson McCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosic
Day Hill
William Frost
Sylvester Decker
Wilson McCracken
Runaway Lackawanna Freight Dashes Into Obstruction Near Scranton
A Lackawanna fast freight from Buffalo to Hoboken with two engines and thirty five cars ran away from Chinchilla through Cayuga yard toward Scranton. The lead engine Vaughan and Fireman Rainey, the second engine Flaill and Send, and conductor Stack, plus brakemen Cronin Finley Gannon, escaped with injuries to two crew on a caboose struck by the wreck. The crash crushed the caboose, damaged both locomotives, and blocked the main line for hours. brakes likely failed due to frozen pipes or mis-set angle cock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Charles Statpe
Washington, N. J
Thomas Cannon
Trackettstown
N. J
Moses Taylor
Buffalo
Hoboken
Daniel Vaughan
Walter Rainey
Samuel Flaill
Exward Send
Richard Stack
Michael Cronin
John Finley
Austin Gannon
Halletenad
Clark's
Chinchlla
Chinchilla
Chinchillla
Bevanton
Riiddle Brekeman Gannon
Stack
Finley
Ellin
Scranton
Aiew
Cayuga Yard
Cayuga
Nec
Tuato
Vaughan
Stauble
Washington Avenue
Beranton
Wis
Sceranton Yard
Stone Bridge
No. SS
Phoenix Chemical Company
Feeney
Quarrel Ends in Moorous Shooting Death in Minooka
Michael Davis of Moosic shoots Peter King a miner of Minooka after a quarrel tied to a subpoena refusal. Davis fired five shots in Patrick Bullivan's unlicensed saloon on Main Street. King dies from chest and abdominal wounds. Davis is jailed after being overpowered by bystanders. Witnesses dispute exact sequence. DA and investigators proceed with coroner inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Davis
Moosic
Peter King
King
Davis
Moosle
Minooka
Patrick Bullivan
Decker
Ben
Scranton
Vqnor
George Fasshold
Charles Delmuth
John Ruane
Ing
Ning
Wing
Phillips
Atlantic City Fame Drives World Resort Credit
Popular and unique overview credits Atlantic City with global renown for its modern attractions and extensive hotel capacity. The piece notes its climate fine dining and abundant diversions, touts the New Jersey Central line and offers a mail request for rates, trains, and maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athantic City
Atlantic City
New Jersey Central
C. M. Burt
G. P. A. Central Building
New York
Closed Until Further Notice at The Star
The Star will not be open today and will remain closed until further notice.
On to Washington on February 4 via New Jersey tour
A brief note announces a February 4 journey to Washington led by New Jersey Ventral, described as a personally conducted tour by the organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Jersey
Man With Mines Work History Described as Police Officer
Four year old miner's son described as police officer material. Widow wife died four months ago leaving three children. King Waher 22 and unmarried with notable physique and amiable disposition. Relative only a sister living in Pittsburg. he came from that place four years ago. Neighbors report no quarrel or drinking problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wae
Hee
Sleter
Pittsburg
Victory for Republicans in City Election Rally
A lively Republican meeting at headquarters completed final preparations for Tuesday's election. Reported signals pointed to a decisive Republican victory in the city. Speakers included John R. Farr James Moir John H Fellows W F Paine W A Dich and M W Lowrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iepularchan
John R. Farr
James Moir
John H. Fellows
Flfe. Paine
W. & Dich
M. W. Lowrs
Royal Blue Excursion to Washington Promises Free Tours
Washington hums with diplomats and sightseers as great buildings open daily. The New Jersey Central plans a February 20 Royal Blue excursion to Washington, all expenses paid, obtain itinerary from J.8 Swisher or H. Ruhe, district agents. books are free upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
New Jersey Central
Swisher
Scranton
H. BE
Ruhe
Allentown
VON BERGEN PROMISES ROAD IMPROVEMENTS IF ELECTED
To the voters of the Second Ward John Von Bergen denies opposing municipal improvements. He states he drives along Providence road and Diamond avenue daily, supports the needed improvements, and pledges to work toward them if elected to the select committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Road
Diamond Avenue
John von Bergen
Paderewski Recital on February 24 at Scranton Armory
An account of the Paderewski piano recital at the new Scranton armory outlines travel deals via the Delaware and Hudson for return trips from Carbondale Minfield Jer myn Archbald Peckville Olyphant Moosic Aveca Pittston Wilkes-Barre with several cent fares. Train times to be announced and a Royal Blue tour from Washington on February 20 is promoted with low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Armory
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Company
Carbondale
Minfield
Jermyn
Archbald
Peckville
Moosic
Aveca
Pittston
Wilkes
Washington
New Jersey Central
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TNE
Adama Avenue
Tie Etrentz
Madison
Strick
Fotnien
Vath
Comegys
Dine Bank
THE
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
the People's Bank
Cris DD. Don
Tho Tmusnikls. Cashier
Th M. Avex
Reynolds
Tyee
Fulton
Mr Howley
Thase
Carter
A. BL Warman
Richard O'Brien
Ta Woolworth
View Storeh
Suniel Santer
Abely
MR. Dixie
J. H. Rittenhouse
B.A. Hov
Brother and Sisters
Plymouth Church
Christ's Servior
AL Bosh
Martha W. Brown-Haven
City
Lackawanna Fast
Brougit
Smith& Wesson
Squire O Neill
Tribune
Hamed Ruane
W. Jt. Lewis
W. A. Phillips
J. F. Saltvy
Sullivan's Place
Thomas Walsh
Squire O'Neill
Frank Toole
John St. John
Patrick Towrey
Thomas Coyne
Michael Gibbons
Edward Jordan
Bulby
Court House
Oak Hill
Columbia River
Ioc
E. G. Coursen
Penn Avenue Baptis Church
Welook
Viane da
Capitol
Paderewski
Raglans
Frice
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Masury S
Masury
Franklin Ave
Lng
Cramer- Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Hartford Typewriter
Hartford Company
Martford
Vane
aVouk Rowe
Fred R. Smith
Linden Street
Board of Trade Building
Hlats
Teuiill Reaney
Spruce St
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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