City Notes Brightens Local Life and Legal Moves
Murillo illustrated lecture set at M E McDonald home on Adams avenue. Patrick Cannon, 60, felled by apoplexy en route to the mine, admitted to Moses Taylor hospital. Woolley lecture tickets sold fast though seats limited. Deputy Sheriff to escort prisoners to penitentiary, including Leonardo Rosa serving eleven years and nineteen months for murder. Central W C T U to hold 3 PM Evangelistic services at 2 Spruce street. Neale and Cameron filed ward returns with county commissioner. James Fairman to speak at Y M C A on how to make the meet of life from a worker’s view. Ordinances on trades on Thirteenth ward streets and Hillroad avenue budget transfer signed by Mayor Connell. City education committee on permanent certificates to be appointed. May exam planned with date TBA. Workers urged to notify committee if seeking exam this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs Heath
Murillo
M. E. McDonald
Adams Avenue
Patrick Cannon
Moses Taylor Hospital
John G. Woolley
Ryan
Aucune
Leonardo Rosa
Vino Laurisso
Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union
John Neale
Angus Cameron
Carbondale
James Fairman
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Thihteenth
Hillroad Avenue
Sixth Ward
Connell
City of Scranton
Schuffer
Mises E. St. Stevenson
DD. A. Mone
W. R. Graves
Remarketable Remnants and Sales At Drees Goods Tonight
A general cleaning sale offers remnant fabrics in silks and cottons with odds and ends in napkins towels table linens and bed spreads. Tonight at the Young Men's Institute Lackawanna avenue a literary and musical program includes a debate on party existence and speeches by Rev J J Feeley and others with musical numbers and instrumental pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Young Men's Institute
John Boyte
Forster to Succeed Late Edward Pickering as Mail Carrier
Master Wandling appoints J F Forster to take over Carrier Picker ing's route. Forster has served as senior substitute and covered the route for months. Also notes Lohmann's liquor and beer offerings and a sale listing for O E Barney cimockPa business with shop and rental details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Forster
Master Wandling
Edward Pickering
Pickering
Daughters of Pocahontas Stage Pleasing Entertainment
Splendid entertainment under Alawatha Counsell No. 26 at Lieut Ezra Griffin post rooms last night featured a tableau After the Chase, recitations by Jessie Turnbull and Alice Williams, duets by Mrs Randolph Jones and Miss Vite Jones, a princples talk by Attorney E H House, songs and instrumental pieces by Edward Jones, Kittie Edith Bush, Joe Gray, John Clark, and others. Crowded hall. presiding officer Mr BD Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alawatha Counsell
Poccohontas
Pocahontas
Hiawatha Council
Ezra
Griffin
BD. C. Williams
Jessie Turnbull
Randolph Jones
Vite Jones
E. H. House
Edward Jones
Alice Williams
John Clark
Pred Shorts
Bessle
Jennie Dorsey
May Transite
Jennie Fellows
Mahedy Faces Serious Charge After Hearing Before Alderman
Samuel C. Mahedy of Minooka appears before Alderman Peter Robling following arrest for unlawful relations with Nora McGlynn. A second warrant accuses him of drugging and using an instrument for a criminal operation. Bail set at 1200 dollars. Mahedy remains in custody until bail posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Maheny
Minooka
Peter Robling
Nora McGlynn
George M. Watson
Mahedy
Martin McDonough
Shiffer Vows Prosecution Over Local Election Circular
Contractor Shifer, defeated in Eighth ward by John J. Flanaghan, denounces a pre election circular urging workers to oppose him. He says the circular, signed as Central Labor union, is false and vows to hold the responsible man to account for the spiteful and untrue allegations about his treatment of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shiffer
Common Council
John J. Flanaghan
Shifter
Central Labor Union
Mrs Bridget Manley Dies In Dunmore Home
Mrs Bridget Manley died at her son P D Manley's Dunmore home after sudden illness from heart failure. Born in Ireland in 1836 she came to the United States in 1861 and lived in Dunmore for more than thirty years. Surviving children include Dr J A Manley Dr P C Manley Rev J J Manley Sister Marietta and P D Manley. Funeral set for tomorrow with a solemn requiem mass at St Marys church at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Manley
P. D. Manley
Dunmore
Manley
Ireland
J. A. Manley
South Side
P. C. Manley
Mayfield
J. J. Manley
St. Mary's College
Maryland
Mary
Sister Marietta
Holy Cross Convent
New York City
St. Mary's Church
Derby Winner Melodrama At Academy Of Music
A love and race horse themed melodrama titled The Derby Winner played at the Academy Of Music last night. Produced by a strong company with Eddie Giguere and Blanche Boye, the staging of stable and track scenes drew praise. The performance featured several specialty acts including a lively number by a group of colored boys that earned applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Eddie Giguere
Blanche Boye
St. Louis Fair Grounds
Academy Lease Renewed with Plans for a $5000 Makeover
Manager M H Burgunder renewed the Academy of Music lease with James Blair for five more years. He announced summer interior and exterior renovations costing about $5000 to modernize the theater and attract patrons, aiming to offer top attractions in the region. The sale highlights include Bargains on pianos and organs, with many items priced low and sale held over the next 30 days at Wyoming Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgunder
Academy
M. H. Burgunder
Academy of Music
James Blair
Hallett & Davis
Chickering
Sterling
Clough & Warren Organ
Wyoming Ave
Faces that will be missed on the school board tonight
The board dissolves and reorganizes tonight amid a split Republican Democrat delegation. Seven new members join, with contenders for chairman including George Mitchell F L Barker and W J Welsh. Retiring members C H von Storch James A Evans John P Mahon A B Watrous James O Boyle and William G O Malley are honored for long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
F. L. Wormser
George Mitchell
W. J. Welsh
T. J. Jenkings
F. 3. Barker
C. H. von Storch
James A. Evans
John P. Mahon
W. 8. Watrous
James O'Boyle
William G. O'Malley
von Storch
Scranton School Board Picks and Local Roster Notes
Anthony Walsh, age six, labeled as a worker from Twelfth ward, is set to take a seat on the board. Patrick Langan, successor to Thomas Coar from the Eighteenth, wins without appeal after defeating M. M. Ruddy in primaries. Langan, 26, holds a key post with Delaware Lackawanna and Western and is cousin to local Democratic leaders T. J. Jennings and John Giibbons, noted for prior service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Walsh
Patrick Langan
Thomas Coar
Appeslion
M. M. Ruddy
Mr. Langan
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
T. J. Jennings
John Giibbons
Scranton
Last School Board Meeting Ends With Small Agenda
The last session saw little business beyond approving the $450 payroll for officers and the delinquent tax collectors list. Kate O Boyle was named janitress of No 2 school. Notz’s bid bid decision on No 10 heating was defeated 9 to 4 after protest from Welsh. A health board vaccination registry note was referred to teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Kate O'Boyle
Maury O'Boyle
Notz
Welsh
Board of Health
Programme at the YMCA Mall Tonight
The Colonial concert at the YMCA hall features a varied evening program with pieces by Bauer and his players, religious and folk songs, solos and choruses. Performers include Jerusha O'Brien, Clarinda Norton, Priscella Allen, and the full choir led by Ye singing master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.C. A. Mall
Young Men‘s Christian Association Hall
Test iMeetak
Bauer
David
Kathleen Mavourneen
Jerusha Jemima O'Brien
Majesty
Northfield
All Ye Singers
Jonathan
Priscella Patience Allen
Jededia' Lah
Hosea Jehabod Smith
Jerusha ‘Miranda Breweter
Priddler
Josiah Jotham
Davis Theatre Presents Dangers of a Great City
A melodrama titled Dangers of a Great City was produced at Davis' theater yesterday with Madge Tucker in the soubrette role and a competent company. The show will repeat today and tomorrow with strong dramatic climaxes and an engaging plot noted throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’ Theater
Davis' Theater
Madge Tucker
First Remonstrance Filed Against Granting a License
The remonstrance against Lena Decklenick's hotel license is led by Rev John J Fricker and 82 St Johns parishioners. They argue the site near the church and school would be a nuisance and endanger local youth and Sisters' welfare. Attorney Walter Riggs represents the challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Lena
William Decklenick
South Main Avenue
Lugerne Street
Fifth Ward
St. John's
Decklenick
St. John’s
Hauer
St. John’s Church
John J. Fricker
St. John's Church
Walter Riggs
Talk to Odd Fellows Address by Grand Master Neall
Harry L. Neall of Philadelphia, past grand master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, spoke last night at Canton Scranton No 4 Patriarchs Militant hall on Wyominge Avenue. Attorney W Gaylord Thomas introduced him, with KE Davis John H Kelly and Philip d Vetter leading the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Neall
Philadelphia
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Canton Scranton
Odd Fellows
Wyominge Avenue
Neuwll
Wyoming House
Canton
W. Gaylord Thomas
Neall
KE. T. Davis
John H. Kelly
Philip d. Vetter
Sound Money League to Honor Philadelphia Lecturer
The Sound Money League of Pennsylvania will present a lecture by its representative. The talk will feature stereopticon views illustrating the history of money through the ages. A small admission fee covers hall costs and advertising. expenses are borne by the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sound Money League of
Pennsylvania
Sound Money League
Separate meetings held by Presbyterians and Baptists
Separate meeetings by the Presbyterian and Baptist ministers were held yesterday. The Presbyterian session met in the study of Rev. Dr. S. C. Logan, while the Baptist gathering was led by President H. H. Harris at Penn Avenue Baptist Church. Rev. J. M. Marwick expounded on Peter J II. Thomas Elgar, the prison evangelist in the area, spoke about his work. Births and obituaries noted include Hanyen at Waverly to Prof. and Mrs. F. C. Hanyen and Evans-Hughes in Scranton Pa with Nellie Hughes and Edward Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. C. Logan
Penn Avenue
H. H. Harris
Taylor
J. M. Marwick
Peter J, ii
Thomas Elgar
Evans—Hughes
Scranton
Ree
WH. Pearce
Elm Park
Obituary notices for Annie L Bunnell and Merman Stahlheber
In Scranton on February 42 1894 Annie L Bunnell aged 15, youngest daughter of Laura M and Anna D Bunnell, death notice requests callers to view remains at her late residence Price street. Funeral services and interment private. Also Stahlheber Merman Stahlheber died February 23 1804 with funeral service at 727 Hickory street and interment at Pittston Avenue cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnell
Scranton
Annie L. Bunnell
Laura M
Anna D. Bunnell
Price Street
Hickory Street
Pittston Avenue
Blessed the Bell at St Pauls Church Green Ridge
Bishop O'Hara blessed a bell donated by Mrs Conrad Schroeder in memory of her baby Dorothy at St Pauls Catholic Church Green Ridge. The bell bore the name Dorothy in raised letters. A large congregation attended as the bell was placed in position and rang for the first Angelus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Green Ridge
Conrad Schroeder
Dorothy
O'Hara
Hevs
Angelus
The Silver Question Talk At M C A Auditorium
The Young Men's Christian Association schedules a popular presentation of The Silver Question by Theodore Knauf on Friday evening March 10. The talk, from a non partisan and non political stance, will be given at the association auditorium and is intended for general audience interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knauff
M.C. A. Moll
Young Men's Christian Association
Theodore (. Knauf
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Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Busset
Cost Commonwealth
Washington Avenue
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City Notes
Yes City
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Spruce Street
I. Robinson’s
Milwaukee
Felgenspan's
O.E. Barney
Cimock Pa
Asareon Ak Anaes
Montross
Splendid Entertainment
Shiffer
Mim
The
A. L. Francois
H. J. O'Malley
Bengon Davis
George H. Carson, Jr
John Casey
Joan Devanney
F. L. Wormuer
W.—Jacob Schaeffer
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Wea Pons
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C. B
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Herman Notz
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Langstaf
MR. Evans
Bellevue
Williams
Bellevue Heights
Mahon
A. B. Watrous
Lckred
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Man
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O'Boyle
South Mill
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Bell & Francois
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Miss Koch
Frothingham
Anna Ida Koch
Louis Koch
Victor Koch
Scranton House
Mises Koch
New York
Meyerbeers
Roberto
Erself
Volve
Mies Kovh
Georgia
Nevada
Grman
Schumann
Nevin
Ethel D. Houston
W. Otto Polemann
Edward 8. Roe
Thomas E. Perkins
Marlon Short
Miss Short
Mr. Polemann
Miss Houston
Polemann
Mr. Rue
Tae
Hezekiah Wooler
J. B. Armerside
Misnea
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Marston & Wakelin
H. M. Walton
Life Inurance
John F. Broadbent
Commonwealth Building
Wakelin
Presbyterians
Baptist
NORN
Slebecker & Watkins
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Ave
China
Powell’s Music Store
A. Harris
Alaskas
Rupprecht
Crystal Palace
Eugene Kieberg
Penn Ave
Opp Baptist Church
S. C. Snyder
D. D
J. Bolz
Shaw
Emerson
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Malcolm Love
J. Lawrence Stelle
Christian Warren
Lack, Ave
Scranton School of Elocution and Oratory
Mrs. L J. Richards
Burr Building
Washington Ac
Columbes
Washington Av
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