Notable visitors and locals at the city hotels
Wilkes-Barre resident Charles A. Westfield stayed at the Forest House while Pittston’s W H Grace visited friends in town. Syracuse’s Mr and Mrs H C Hooter are at the Westminster. Wilkes-Barre professors J A Shovlin and Timothy Sullivan were in the city. Stella Kenney of Hoyt's Texas Steer company was entertained by Mrs H W Storm. Colonel Frank J Magee of the Eighth Regiment is at the Westminster and accompanied by Colonel EF Ripple will visit Harford soldiers’ orphans school. Lackawanna Pedestrian Club members Alexander P Clark Howard P Davis Robert D Pettit Eugene H Follows Willlie R Mour William Elias walked through Newton township yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Westfield
Wilkes-Barre
Forest House
W. H. Grace
Pittston
Mra
H. C. Hooter
Syracuse
Westminster
J. A. Shovlin
Timothy Sullivan
Misa Stella Kenney
Hoyt
Texas Steer’ Company
H. W. Storm
Frank J. Magee
Eighth Regiment
Ef, HH
Ripple
Harford, Pa
Soldiers' Orphans School
Lacka- Wanni
Newton Township
Alexander P. Clark
Howard P, Davis
Robert D. Pettit
Eugene H. Follows
Willie R. Mour
William Elias
Scranton Court Rules in City Cases and Bond Approvals
Archbald ruled on three city of Scranton cases against Jongs estate granting absolute judgments for lack of defense. Attachments continued for Alderman DeLong case until March 26. Separate-action claims noted in McSanborn Goodrich matter. Several other filings include hotel license transfer, coroner bill payment adjustments, and approval of compensation for election district commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudite Archald
City of Scranton Aginst
Lewis Jongs
Gilson Street
C. M. de Long
Unt
M. AcSanborn
FP. M
T. F. Goodrich
George McCloskey
Edward O Nell
Kelly
Gerald Griffin
John C. Miller
William R. Lewin
A. B. Dunning
Taylor
W. J. McAndrew
The
Commonwealth
Daniel Devine
McAndrew
Alderman DeLong
Attoarney M.A. McGinley
Jesse May
P. F. Gibbons
R. H. Holgate
Switchmen Fourth Annual Enjoyment at Music Hall
Pleasant Time at Music Hall last night for Switchmen's Mutual Aid Association No 129. The hall was decorated with flags and a large portrait of George Washington. A grand march opened at 9 15, with H Bird as master of ceremonies and 20 staff assisting. A midnight drawing of 50 dollars offered 25 15 and 10 to winners, followed by a friendly glove exhibition between Dominick Weir and Mr Burkeheiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Electric City Lodge
Switchmen's Mutual Aid Association
Tne
George Washington
H. Bird
John Herrity
William Fink
Thomas Ruddy
William Smith
Fred Owens
L A. Daniels
John Dwyer
P. Hoban
Jamesa Hoens
Frank FE. Smith
Joseph W. Melnerney
James Carlin
L. A. Owens
Frank Madden
Jobn Milberger
Patrick Kearney
Dominick Weir
John Swartz
Michael Keough
Bloom la France
J. J. Barrett
Burkeheiser
Meombers
Lodge
Lenton Recital at St Luke's Tomorrow by Conant
Jd W Conant to present the third Lenten recital after noon at 4 o'clock in St Luke's, featuring Bach and Whitings pieces, including a Gregorian tone hymn. The program lists Prelude in Minor and Pastoral selections, with instrumental entries and a concluding piece by Mandelasohn Allyro Maes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd. W. Conant
Whitin
Eoves
Mandelasohn
Allyro Maes
Edyense O
How the City Voted on Bridges in Last Night's Meeting
The report shows ward by ward results on the bridge issue with the Twelfth Ward labeled banner. President May presided as figures indicated varied support across Central City South Side and West Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Ward
W. A. Mey
South Side
Linden Street
Linden Arrent
May
Converastion
Connell
Spathat
Ena Liv
City
Ath
HS Lith
Sony Mit Isth
Eesteaweas
Hoyt's Texas Steer Draws Large Texas Audience
Tim Murphy and company presented Hoyt's A Texas Steer before a large Academy of Music audience last evening. Murphy as Maverick Mran der kept viewers laughing with a dainty practical humor while Miss Alice Evans, fresh from mourning, delivered a notable performance. Stella Kenny impressed as a bold orphan inanna with high caliber acting, and the remainder of the cast received warm applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Texas
Academy of Music
Tim Murphy
Maverick Mrander
Alice Evans
Evan
Stella Kenny
Ininna
Gool
Skating Party At Lake Poyntelle Draws Scranton Fans
Scranton residents joined the Ontario and Western excursion for an evening skating event at Lake Poyntelle. A special train carried 6:10 pm departures, growing turnout from seventy five to about two hundred as moonlit conditions and fine weather supported a lively night of skating and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poyntelle
Ontario and Western
Scranton
Disreputable Crowd Brought to Justice by Mayor
A disorderly crowd disrupted the residence of Thomas Montgomery on the flats. The mayor acted to remove the troublemakers and restore order after the high jinks at the house drew public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Montgomery
Dunmore council to gain Henryites majority amid shifts
The latest election gives the Henryites a five vote council majority. Clerk C P Savace faces possible deputies but may survive due to broad council goodwill. Potential police force changes loom, though citizens praise current officers. Burgens Duggan seeks borough solicitorship in clear field after M A Taylor’s deposition. Prospects for president’s chair favor Hagerty, a young, capable choice. Fanny Crosby to speak at the Methodist church tonight. Adulte and child admission listed. Local visitors include Helen Lape and others. A successful connOndrum social entertained at the Presbyterian church with witty acts and table service by young volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henryites
C. P. Savace
Burgens Duggan
Dead Rock
M.A. Taylor
Duggan
Payton
Jenks
Haggerty
Hagerty
Fanny Crosby
Methodist Episcopal Church
Adalte
Chiliren
Helen Lape
Sarah Warner
Ada George
William Bennett
Nanticoke
George Maloney
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Noah
Tatle
Blanche Blues
May Masters
Edith Ripley
Maud Savage
Anna Bishop
Grace Chamberlain
Minnie Dexter
Lizzie Krause
Linzie Wert
Inez Ivey
Momie Pickina
Bessie Sheppard
Ciara Krager
Jennie Palmer
Jessie Wagner
Mattie Chamberlin
Mesars
Clogs
Winters
Speck
Browning ordinance passes third reading by 15 to 2
Common council approves Browning measure with 15 votes for and 2 against. Opponents were Howe and McDonnell. Speeches in favor by Captain Moir and Browning, while Howe McDonnell and Dahigg spoke in opposition. Police force reduced to thirty eight with wagon driver. fire dept plans vetoed. Several resolutions heard on building, vehicles, and road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Browning
Howe
McDonovll
Moir
McDonnell
Dahigg
Connell
Hobathan
Mr. Newlis
Robinson and
Ninth Streets
Sweeney
Mountain Road
Recital at Green Ridge Library Features Miss Jessie Hall
A piano forte recital last evening at the Green Ridge library showcased Miss Jessie Hall with Alfred Wooler, tenor at Park M. E. church. The program included Beethoven and Chopin selections, Jansen Nejmann pieces, Mendelssohn Songs Without Words, and works by Gomes Kirchner Liszt and Dreysclock, highlighting Wooler as co performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Hall
Green Ridge
Case of Peter Frank Sanity Hearing Set for March 30
Attorney John F. Scragg asked a court to authorize proceedings to declare Peter Frank legally insane so a committee can manage his $12 monthly government pension. Frank, who shot a fellow worker at Lackawanna Iron and Steel, was acquitted by reason of insanity and confined at Hillside Home. Proceedings are scheduled for March 30 at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Scragg
Peter Frank
Juvatio
Frank
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Hillside
P. P. P. Promoted as King of Medicines in Ad
An advertising notice claims P. P. P. cures debility loss of appetite and vigor and restores health. It touts Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium as the greatest blood purifier and urges sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P.P
P.P. P
Atrogg
NOTES OF SOUTH SIDE Happenings of a Day That Will Interest Many Tribune Readers
A compact roundup of local events and quick updates across neighborhoods. Highlights, dates, and names showcase community activities, meetings, and upcoming concerns for residents along the south side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Polish Sacred Heart church dedication draws wide attendance
The Polish Sacred Heart church was dedicated yesterday with a large turnout from across the valley. Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Hara was absent. Vicar General Finnen led the rites with many Polish and English speaking clergymen present. The service featured a flower scattered procession and a grand choir, and attendees included members from multiple parishes and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Reva. Cholexart
Mill Creek
Zebria
Plymouth
Sieolecki
Blossiurg
Iwanowski
Priceburg
Hodur
Scranton
Towicewicz
Serzepowaski
Wilmington
Del
Gramlewics
Lipinaki
Nanticoke
Zlotonynski
Pittaton
Zychowics
Glen Lyon
Klonowaki
Wilkwe Barre
Jaskowics
Finnen
Pittston
Father Kelley
Zychowicz
St. John’s Church
John T. Watkins
G. J. Siebecker
George M. DeWitt
Thomas Baypom
O'Hara
North End Funeral Notices Mark Busy Local Scene
Belle Fox funeral held at parental home on Bloom Avenue with high mass by Father O Donnell and Hyde Park cemetery interment. A series of social events and benefactions follow at Johnson s store Fenner Chappella Hall and Providence Castle aiding widows and orphans. Also notes on Mrs Bonnier burial Owen Owana funeral Martha Washington banquet at Primitive Methodist and drug store leadership change at Col T D Lewis establishment. Local residents G W Davis and C Taavtian noted. Keranton improvements listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fox
Bloom Avenue
James
Lawrence
Thomas Barna
James Fox
Joseph
Thomas Fox
Michael Nary
John Campbell
Katie Roddy
Maggie Brennan
Foy
Dale
North End
G. W. Davis
Col .T. D. Lewis
North Main Avenue
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Stelle & Seeley
J. L. Stelle
Stello & Seeley
Weber and Shaw
Emerson
Hallet & Davis
Enoch Cipar
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr's. le
H. B. Ware
Wyoming Ave
Court House
Switchmen
MR. Conant
St. Lukes
Tonder
Suying
Das
PD. i Atherton
Burnett
Aecretary
Cosh
Charitioa
Figeres
Prwauh
Bridges
Zing
Lowry
Montgomery
Kate” Borlan
Annie McQue
Cyelons
Lake Poyntelle
Cyclone Kate
Dunmore
Buainosa
Alfred Wooler
Asainta
Dahiga
Michael Durrett
Kate Ryan
Europe
America
Young Warren’s Christian Association
In. C. Taavtiaen
Gas and Water Company
Feeiae Avenue
Keranton
Griffin's
Wyoming Avenue
Beadleston & Weers
Ballantine
E. Jd
WaLsu
Wanda Avene
Panama
Haviland & Co
China
Weichel & Millar
McRieage
Finn & Sons
Bikso
Washington
Olive Street
Ezra Finn & Sons
Mathusher” Piands
New York
Fifth Avenue
FC. Ricker & CO
Sol
Omoe
Adatin Avenua
Anessthene
Henwood & Wardell
Lackawanna Ave
WIAT
Seamons
DRS, Wenwood & Warderil
Florey
Holt Suites
Scranton, Pa
Col. Penn Ave
Spruce St
Coal Exchange
Columbus Music House
Pennsylvania
Sohmer Pianos
Everett Pianos
Vose & Sons
Mehlin Pianos
Pease Pianos
Estey
Story & Clarke
Chicago
Palace Orans
Auhiwl
Robandi Couste
Séranten
Ore
Christopher Columbus
Topo
Washington Avenue
J. Yi
Guernsey
Columbus Monuments
Et al
Lacka, Avenue
Kid Dutton
Vic
Wyoming
AVIA
Tabor Cloak Makers and Farriers
Count House Square
Dr. Shimberg
Lowell Prides
Bos
Tribune “Oitee
Penn Avenue
Spruce Ptreet
Tribune Taharetiont
Oxford
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