City Notes on Church Events and Social Gatherings
The Young People's society of the Penn Avenue Baptist church set a weight sale in the church packets. Middle members of the First Presbyterian church serve their annual dinner Saturday noon to six. Mrs. M A Tebinatein’s funeral at 2 today at Gate Warhupton avenue. A Cherry Tree Local attracts many young women to the Y W C A rooms last evening. Florence mission managers meet this morning. Green Ridge Wheelmen returned to the club house on Sanderson avenue and entertained friends. KIL CE society of the Tinsted Evangelical church hosts a birthday event Friday evening with a door offering. Mrs. Sarah T Rover of the Philadelphia Cooking School will lecture six sessions on Washington avenue near Foot & Shhwars beginning Monday afternoon at 2 and continuing daily. Families urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society
Penn Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
M. A. Tebinatein
E. Moses
Gite Warhupton Avenue
Young Women's Christen Association
Florence
Green Ridge
Clit House
Sanderson Avenue
K. IL. C. E. Society
Tinsted Evangelical Church
Capetise Avenue
Friends of the Society
Sarah T. Rover
Philadelphia
That Chemical Again Phoenix Firm Quells File Store Fire
A fire at Montgomery's feed and produce store on West Lackawanna avenue was quelled by a chemical engine after a still alarm at 5 50 oclock. The blaze started in a pile of bugs on the fourth floor due to an overheated oil stove. Little damage occurred. the Moor was slightly burned and a bin of onions destroyed by the chemical extinguisher.
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Montgomery
West Lackawanna Avenue
My Wife's Friend Delights at Academy of Music
The Academy of Music audience enjoyed a delightful surprise last night with a strong performance. Willam C. Andrews drew crowd praise for his comedy and company, though he could not appear tonight due to a booked engagement in Wilkes-Barre. Society patrons filled the house and left well satisfied.
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Academy of Music
Willam C. Andrews
Wilkes-Barre
Store Buildings Sold to Krotosky and Mirschfield
A New York real estate deal transferred ownership of properties at Lucka Wanda Avenue to William and Isadore Krotosky and Leo Hirschfield, with Joe Mirschfield also listed. Holinson Bros. of New York sold Nos. 17 and 19 for 90000 dollars, granting ten year terms to the buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Isadore Krotosky
Joe Mirschfield
Lucka- Wanda Avenue
Holinson Bros
New York City
Willint
Isadore Kirtouky
Cubis City
Leo Hirschfield
New York
Theit Chase
Krotoskys
Trinke Bultdline
Noe
S17
Behimpf
Jeweler
Woolworth
Shoes Stolen From Prisoner In Station Cell
Yesterday at Monse station a prisoner named Quinn in cell No 8 had a new pair of shoes stolen from the cell doorway. The theft occurred on the corridor where inmates pass before bed, leaving authorities to suspect a theft by another inmate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude
Patrick
Quinn
Quintinti’ i
Pisanen
Lodging Guest Flees With Shore Loot After Night Stay
A man who lodged there overnight used a broom handle to fish the shore out of a cell and vanished with the items in the morning. The thief left no old shoes behind and would have been barefoot on discharge yesterday without the janitress finding Captain Ed ward’s trilby covers for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Quinn
Regret letter declines Elk social session invite
A message from Cumre dian Toland Heed replies to an invitation for the February 21 social session honoring John Z Watkin. The Shorchauny Washington DC committee Scranton Lodge of Wks Gentlemen and Brothers convey thanks but Toland cannot attend due to professional commitments, sending best wishes for Brother Watkin and the event atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elk
John Z. Watkine
Washington, D.C
Roe
Scranton
Wks
John 1
Watking
Brother Watkine
Bunco Unfolds at Poll HQ Over Missing $8
A yellow dachshund visitor alerted Chief Simpson to a bunco scheme at Poll headquarters. The victim was duped by a stranger posing as a ticket seller who offered two show tickets then vanished with $8 after promising a theater ticket. The con was described as involving colored tokens and a fake stakes game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Penn Avenue
Trithy Dramatization At Academy Of Mine
Four act version of George J Maurier's Trilby adapted by Paul M Potter to be staged by A M tathers company at the Academy of Mine on Wednesday and Thursday with previews of key performers. Cast includes Sol Smith Ruswell in The Rivals style role and Kitty Starlight noted for mobility and energy. Prodigal Father comes to Pavitt theater for three days starting tomorrow with a large, trained cast and updated songs and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J Mauriers
Paul M. Potter
A. M. Tathers Company
Academy of Mine
Laleen
Potter
Ben Clever
Tortle Burke
Conroe
Don Gsart
Bee
Kitty Starlight
Academy
Sol
Smith Ruswell
Bol Aerea
Joseph Jefferson
Tntereat
Haute
Hils
Vile City
Althoneh Biaviae
Russell
Paviat Theater
Hurles Hoyle
Nut
M. Wilk
Dave J. Halpin
Dred, Walz
Lyon Welther
Herbert Deutare
George Allen
Marjorie Pale
Annie Mack
Marguerite Franklin
Carrie Graham
Little Irene Pranklin
Dickson Company Plans Big Equipment Change and Reorganization
Dickson Manufacturing announces major changes splitting the foundry into frogs and switches and adding heavy machinery. New president Charles H. Zelinder aims to abolish many foremen, reorganize offices under a new secretary treasurer, and expand boiler and casting capacity to pursue heavier orders and fourfold growth by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Tts
Ao Radical Archange
Tribune
Charles H. Zelinder
Zelinder
Pennsylvania
Jackson & Woolin Manufacturing Company
Berwicek
Monmihol
Jackson & Woodin Company
Stmmons
New York
Zvhider
Sidney Hroadbent
Frank W. Gerecke
Ma. Gerecke
Mir Hower
W. H. Parkins
Mrn. Bower
Bk. Lm. Chase
Iield
Zehnder
Supreme court refuses change of venue in Pelty v DL&W
The Supreme Court denies a change of venue in the case Isaac HO Pelty against the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad. The suit rested in Lackawanna county court. the higher court ruled venue questions fall under the lower court's jurisdiction, and the appeal is refused. A pre-arraignment has now been refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Isaac HO Pelty
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Weeter Tillroad
God Wien
Lackawanna
Horsford’s Reid Phosphate Advertises Nervous Benefits
Dr BE AL Roberta of Waterville Maine touts Horsford's Reid Phosphate for nervous diseases including nervous headache nervou dyspenia and claims it gives relief when thoroughly tried The remnant sale will occur next week See local ads for more details from J Scott Johns Carpets and Wallpapers Reynolda Bros Hotel Jermyn Wyoming Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. AL Roberta
Waterville
Mesaye
Mices
J. Scott
Friday Night Concert Honors John T. Watkins With Testimonial
A testimonial concert for the well known John T. Watkins is set for Friday at the Prothingham. The program features male and mixed vocal quartets, solos including The Toreador and The Othello Fantasy, a cello obligato, and string quartets. Watkins aims to study at the Royal Academy of Music in London next April under Dr. A C McKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Watkins
Prothingham
Annie Laurie
Elbel Anttiuartette
Oof Wilkes-iirre
Mesere
Richard Williams
Jeimes Anwyl
Fred, Smith
Joseph P. Burns
Sulo
O'Brien
Was Ptipard
Wil Rad Eaed Pan Soo
Hin Evana
Hate Eye
Bonheur
Hos
Cening
Joseph P. Burne
Hathitone
Toreador
Trutere Wil
Watkin
Charles A. KE
Harris Migeline Vaandevoort
Himbark Church
Kathrine
Lewis
Blerr Kop
Tienberger
Kemberger
J. Bauer
Thomas H. Hppard
A. N. Rippard
Mr. Watkins
Afr
Watkins
Royal Academy of Music
London
A. C. McKenzie
Air
Scranton Legal Docket Dates and Case Listings
A dense list of civil actions and ejectments scheduled in Scranton courts from March 23 to April 8, including parties such as Fred Naldy, West Ridge Coal, Carbondale Anthracite Publishing, Scranton Traction, and city of Scranton. The docket covers wages, damages, judgments, appeals, and various creditors and defendants with dates and case numbers for multiple weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Naldy
West Ridge Coal Company
Matthew Coleman
Thomas O' Donnell
Wares
Fuller Harris
J. C. Reynolds
Mia
Joseph G. Cahoon
Albert Glee
George FP. Kelly
William Hedden
Wi. L. Harper
Katharine Gillen
Peter D. Carr
M. D. Flaherty
B. J. Hartman
Stephen A. Cahoon
George A. Spall
W. Laymon
Carbondale Anthhracite Publishing Company
Weeer
Emil Paul
Anthracite Publihing Company
D.C. Kenyon
Isaac
EM. Mvanda
J. E. Pranels
Milcabeth Beale
Jesue
Dhimwens
Florence
Seranton
Oly
Scranton
Beldget
Nicholas
Lonuiges
Ony
Scranton Traction
Patrick Willen Wauinet
Egerton
Bob Killam
Greenwood A
Lo Jobe Brook
Mary Kenny
Thomas Bloch
City of
A. Wilhelm
T. R. Davis
Mareh
Lu J. God M. Cowllog
Broady Mutual Mire Tnsurance Company
Maurice Willits
Scranton Elty
Dimages
Albert Huehta Aginst
Joseph Tibbly
Mare Chaltler
Diane
Daltra
Peter Mulligan
Jacob Pfeifer
Eity of
Martin Carroll
Scranton City
Patrick Ramey
Bruget Connor
Horunton Vtraction Company
Dunmaiges
Borechell Agultet
Scranton Traction Company
George Phillips & Mo
National Express Company
Uagainet Jobn EL Ladwik
Owen Connolly
Anthony O'Hara
Othera
William von Storch
We Oc
Townsend
George, Patch
Shafer
Mt. Jessup
Sccranton
Daniel Williams
B. Scott
Agher
Luther Keldebt
J. J. McGinnin
Scranton Stove Works
Patrick Blewitt
Jersey Central Company
Enos Flynn
Annie Barrett
J. Murphy
Nathan Stiles
M.daniel Williams
Scranton Brave Work
John J. Howley
Luce
Wo. le Potier
The
George Highfield
Robertson & Stone
J. A. Meare
Jrdament
Providence Milling Company
William Haggerty
S. George Cummins
Peter Winter
Two Norsemen Killed by Passenger Train at Crossing
A Delaware and Tlison passenger train due in the city at 7:40 last evening was delayed forty five minutes by an accident at Kressling's crossing near Olyphant. A team of horses and the wagon were placed on the track by the wagon team, and the horses were struck and killed. The driver escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Tlioson
Kressling’s Crossing
Last Night of the Fete Draws City’s Youth and Patrons
A large, premier social fete closed with a gala performance praised as a social feature of winter. Votes were read for popular chaperons and a special performer, but the vote key was missing delaying final results. Proceeds from auctions and ticket sales aimed to benefit the Home for the Friendless. net gains estimated around $5,000 after multiple losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Ripple
Bingham
Binghamton
Chenmeril
Phallstead
Scntt
Diome
Chitce
Jogen
Lexus
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Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Busset Shoes
Commonwealth “Shoe
Washington Avenue
Wyoming Avenue
City Notes
Phoenix Company
Roland Reed
Itoland
Buncoled
Johnnie
Paderewski
Bondon
Sandow
Dickson Company Plans
Cliff Works
Coxe of
Feltz Ve Th
Horsford
Reid
Reynolda Bros
Jermyn
Wyoning Avenue
John T. Wetting
Ters
Faradus
Sianor Mandeggyrr
Common Pleas Trial List
Common Pleas Court
Bridget Henry
Fitley
John Titley
Alain Street
Reb
Emith—Hscott
J. Smith
Honesdale
Lizzie Bevo
Weat Side
Slebecker & Watking
M. A. Friedlander & Co
Spruce Street
Gow. Owens
Court House
Jemima
Coursen
Reynolds Bros
Mitel Jermyn
Wy- Onn Avenue
Garney, Brown & Co
Ealand
Miss Stewart
First Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lackawanna Ave
Old Place
W. W. Berry
Ormerly
J. Bolz
Srade
Shaw
Emerson
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Malcolm Lova
J. Lawrence Stelle
Powell’s Music Store
Glof C
Tornquest
Penn, Avenue
Postoffice
A. Harris
Auctionesr
Alaskas
Rogers
Rupprecht
Crystal Palace
Eugene Kieberg
Penn Ave
Opp
Baptist Church
S. C Snyder
D. D
Christian Harter
Lack
Scranton School of Elocution and Oratory
L. J. Richards
Bura Building
Washington
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Dunn
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