Regular meeting of the hold of trade and campus events
The hold of trade plans a regular meeting this evening. The Catholic Choral union meets Thursday evening for rehearsal. Sal Smith Russell presents A Foor Relation at the Academy of Music this evening. Lotus Glee club and Young Men's Christian Association host events tonight. The Young Men's basketball team practices at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hold of Trade
Catholic Choral Union
Sal Smith Russell
Academy of Music
Lotus Glee Club
Newaviation
J. Jenckes
Bandereau's Pharmacy
McCausland
Montrose
William A
Duryea
Wonderland
Tr. KH. Honds
Central Pennsylvania
Felephone Company
Electric Light and Street Car Companies
Willintleport
Thorohy
Williamsport
Sorbo Clearing House
BATON
Mesa
Sea
Robert Paton Gibbs Stars in Hands Across the Sea in Scranton
Robert Paton Gibbs, noted character actor, will appear in Hands Across the Sea this Friday and Saturday debuting his acclaimed portrayal of Jean de Lusane. Promoters hint at his rise toward a major melodramatic role next season as fans are urged to support local attractions and civic projects such as park funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scanton
Robert Paton Gibbs
Mr. Gibbs
Jean de Lusane
Tim
John Devanney
Sunday News
James Malden
Devanney
Mien
Damocrata
Jumea Manley i4
Joho FV
Kearney
Israh Connell
Morgan Sweeney
Harry W. Coyle
Henry J. O'Marley
Thomas Connor
Wade
Parks and Bridges Vote Prompts Scranton Growth Debate
Scranton voters face a decisive election on public parks and bridges as city growth demands modern improvements. The piece contrasts reform advocacy in Democratic wards with unity in Republican wards and lists candidates for school controller and common council across wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Caucaves
George Mitchell
George Archbald
Henry J. O'Malley
Thomas Gounor
Independent Democrat
Virth
Gorge B. Caragn
John Devannsy
Thomas PF. Wells
John H. Williams
Frank Harker
Jacob Manty
Herman Notz
Edward J. Leonard
Langetalt
Citizen's Party
David J. Bevan
People's, Party
Select Council
Ween
W. M. Finn
James J.ivan
D. Pourth
Thomas
William C. Vetter
Michiel EB. Clark
Patrick Golden
Citizen
Wurr
Edward J. Walsh
Ind
D. Tenti
Jobns
Wagner
James J. Manley
John F. Kearney
Pennsylvania
George I. Kellow
P.M Meceng
Doe”nu
D. Bixteenth
William Kellow
Michael J. Burnw
Doh Cawley
Fees Party
Thomas McGrail
Alex. T. Connell
Common Conneil
Henry W.coyle
Kriegbaum
P. J. Noahs
W. Browning
Charles H. Schade
H. M. Williams
R. Ve . Noon
D. Ineteenth
Patrick J. Hickey
D. Mente
Daniel Battle
First and Second Battalions Hear Cadet Inspectors Report
Major Mattes and Whitney praise attendance and efficiency in recent inspections. Major Wright will tour the companies next. Lt Walter Briggs cited for potential captaincy of Company F after Captain Fellows resigns. Recruiting continues. adjutant general’s 1899 report pending. Thirteenth Regiment prepares for upcoming inspection. note on a printed bridge cipher in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majora Mattes
Whitney
Wright
Walter Briggs
Fellows
Loomis Severtly Injured in Runaway Crash
William Loomis son of F E Loomis suffered a severe injury when a frightened horse carriage collided with his rig near the depot yesterday. A long head wound required Dr Johnson care though not immediately dangerous. he will remain in bed for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Loomis
F. E. Loomis
Foater
Watura
Loomis
Johnson
Man Charged with Aggravated Assault in Blair Avenue Case
On February 10 Anthony Meklosky and others were jailed by Alderman DeLacy for assaulting Henry Smith, who runs a Blair Avenue boarding house. En route to jail Meklosky escaped custody, later reappearing at the Matbulls Inquest in Providence before being recaptured by Constable Roche. Meklosky hid in Pine Brook, aided by friends bringing food, and stayed in his chamber day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Meklosky
Alderman DeLacy
Henry Smith
Blair Avenue
Meklosky
Patrick Roche
Matbulls
Providence
Roche
Meklosaky
Pine Brook
Dr Charles Robinson Sermon of Good Advice on the Subject
A brief notice announces the sermon of Dr Charles B Robinson on a timely subject. The piece emphasizes the preacher's aim to offer practical guidance and moral instruction to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles &. Robinson
Precept of Pararis Sermon on the Immoral Young Man at Second Presbyterian
Rev. Charles E. Robinson preached at the Second Presbyterian church on a sermon titled the fast young man. He urged that parental precept and church shelter guide youths toward safety and virtue, warning that immoral youth lose crowns and riches but can still make an honest impression. The sermon emphasized wholesome home influence, a good heart, and a healthy body as the foundation for moral strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Robinson
Peoreaaae
Andrew
Philip
de. Robinson
Il. Samuel
Jesus
Death of Bridget Quinn at Throop after miscarriage
Bridget Quinn aged 19 died Saturday afternoon in Throop after a miscarriage. Coroner Kelly was notified and will investigate. Miss Quinn had taken an drug to end a delicate condition and received medical aid from Drs Billhaimer Kennedy, with notes of bronchitis and meningitis complicating her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Bridget Quinn
Throop
Kelly
Thomas Rogers
John Billhaimer
Pricebury
Miss Wainy
Ealled
Miss Quinn
Rogers
W. P. Kennedy
Piicaburg
Bridge Plans On Exhibition At Casey Bros and Miller's
Plans show Linden Street and Roaring Brook bridges on display at Casey Bros and Miller's stores. Linden Street bridge will be an overhead crossing from Mifflin to Swetland Sixth, spanning the Delaware Lackawanna and Western main lines with a 10 foot roadway and two 3 foot walks. Roaring Brook bridge runs from Platt homestead to Front Street with an overhead route over Ridge Row and major rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Bros
Miller
Bridges to Be Rebuilt With Steel Gaines to Support Loads
Steel company's yards plan new bridges with a clear roadway of 8 feet, two walls 9 feet wide, total length 000 feet. Bridges rated at 100 pounds per square foot plus capacity for two moving loads of 15 tons each. Estimates and certifier options available at city clerk and city engineer offices.
Second Fire Destroys Laurel Hill Concert Hall
Laurel Hill Park suffered a second major blaze destroying the concert hall, dining hall, and merry go round after flames raged for about 45 minutes. The prior fire had already wiped out the dancing pavilion. Officials estimate about 2500 dollars in losses and suspect incendiary trigger with no proven cause. The Laurel Hill Park Association, a group of Scranton gentlemen, owned the buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry
Laurel Hill Park
Music Notes and Local Musical Plans in Wilkes-Barre
George Noyes Rockwell completes music for Ed A Niven's song Told at Twilight a sentimental contralto ballad with violin obligato. Elim Park Church rehearses Rossini Stabat Mater for Easter services. various local musicians and choirs preparing Easter programs including Elks Glee Club and Washburn Street Presbyterian choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Noyes Rockwell
Ed. A. Niven
Wilkes- Barre
Mr. Rockwell
Mr. Niven
Wand
Elim Park
Steel Watkins
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Supreme Court arguments to be heard in Philadelphia this week
Lackawanna County attorneys travel to Philadelphia to argue before the Supreme Court. Several former judges, solicitors, and district attorneys are listed among those presenting cases, with multiple Lackawanna and adjoining county matters slated for review or appeal in the public session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Eananna County
Philadelphia
Sureme Court
Supreme Court
W. H. Jesano
H. A. S.najor Everett Warren
W. W. Watson
Prica
John R. Jones
H. M. Hanoah
J. H. Torrey
M. McDonald
John P. Kelly
Jenna F. Scragg
T. F. Wella
Halsiaoder & Vonburg
Joseph O'Brien
James E Barr
I H. Barns
C. H. Soper
George M. Wataga
Charles L. Hawley
C. RK Pitcher
E Merrifield
Emma A. Plummer
Hillwids Cowl
de Gontard & Reynolds
Samuel Hines
Joseph E. Hinds
Henry Battin
Joseph Deacle
Arthur G. Deacle
William
Dgvele
Borough of
Taylor
Court of Quarter Sessions
Lachka- Wann Township
Tas City
Michael Larkin
City of
Scranton
Jones
Erie and Wyowing Valley Railroad Company
Appellast
Bush
Ve. Gannon
Drake
Counbel
Dickson City
Enterprise Powder Manufacturing Company
Borough of Archbald
Delaware and Hudson ‘Anal Company
Stockwell
Webster
Chilton
City of Carbondale
Coar
County of Lackawanna
Cban
Howal
Davis
Clark
Dornan
Ve. Shiffer
Leonard
Ve. Stith
Wales
Willama Bannell
Common Pleas of
Wyoming County
Rockafellow
Delaware and Hudson, Canal Company
Common Pleas Court
Wayne County
Dallas Township
Eaton Township
Quarter Sessions Court
Highwayman McNally Pleads Guilty to Robbery Charge
Martin McNally of the West Side confessed guilt before the mayor for highway robbery in Center Street on Saturday evening. He knocked a man named Franz down, stole a watch, pawned it, and was arrested leaving the Three Balls Shop. He was held by Sheriff Fahey in $3,000 bail pending trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin McNally
Franz
Center Street
McNally
Bis Watch
McNually
Fahey
Flavor Bottles Compare Sizes and Prices
The note lists prices for 8 ounce 5c 4 ounce 28c 2 ounce 15c bottles in a repeating pattern. It suggests the fill-weights differ by about one fourth and hints at evaluating yellowine flavors and results if extracted. It warns readers to expect differences even with prior careful heating.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norrman & Moore
Fire Insurance
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawana
Penn Ave
A. B. Warman
Marzatia
Lacka. Avenue
Wyoming Ave
City Notes
Katie Emmett
Killarney
Mira Emmet
Robert Gibbs
Gnutechi & Sons
Chestnut Street
Parks and Bridges
Abe
Caunciil
M. E. Clark
John 6
Regan
Michael Ruane
Common Council
Anheuser Busch Baer. Louis Lobman
Lovera
Coplea
Vole
Awerbach
England
Escrcce
Muccet
Boswell
Menage
Cooper
Annie Marlyle
Frederick the Great
Crote
Bamband
Rawlinson
Dane Bohullet
Reres
Dumas
Count of Monte Cristo
MCU
Teer Fislding
Auphos
Teving
Columbus
Irving
Moncaniay
Boglandsip
Matanlay
TOV
Washington
Longfellow
Robin
Sterno
Paris
Secun Oro
Ewes
Hueey
Yy Seuesees Savasseneueestese
Vole de Bridges
Foster
Hia Chambar
Lackawarsa Rue
Patio Avenue
A.B. Waaman
Melnire
Court House
Pararis
New York
Central Park
Aug
Round Woods
Laurel Hill
MONG
Llew Herbert
el Park Church
St. David's
Utica
Thomas Bynon
George Dawitt
John T. Watking
Fred C Hand
Camprign
Elks’ Glee
Profesor
Haydn Evang
E. & Southworth
Fred KopiYo Powell
Max Frankel
St. Luke's Church
Willis Conant
Conant
Julia Allen
Elm Park Church
Carter
Miss Maisson
Baltimore
David Sprake
Proragtoy & Co
Piontag
Washington Avenue
Wory
Beadleston & Woors
Ballantine
E.d. Watsa
Lackawanna Avenue
S.C. Snyder
D.d.s
Tribune
Fa Nally
Henry Battin & Co
F. P. Price, Agt
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
First National Bank
Huntington's
Home Bakery
Washington Ave
Lacka, Ave
Eureka Laundry Co
Cer
Linden St
Adams Ave
Cloak and Fur
M. Brown
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