Fussett and TorryWed in Hotel Jermyn Ceremony
Social and personal notes report the marriage of John Benton Fussett of Tunkhannock to Miss Margaret Law Torry, daughter of Mrs. Margaret W. Torry, performed at noon in the private apartments of the Jermyn Hotel. Rev James McLeod officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Benton Fussett
Tunkhannock
Margaret Law Torry
Margaret W.torry
Jermyn
and Mire
Godfrey
James McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
M.S. Godfrey
Julia
Pettigrew
Paris
Mra. McLeod
E. J. Davis
H.A. Pierce
George Sharps
Miro
John McWilliams
George Wightrell
Janet
Beatrice McComb
Penwarden
Jones
Dean
Drissett
Rice
Zang
Freas
Short
Fassett
Torry
Terry
Moo
Ico
A. EF. Pettigrew
William Fassett
Homer
Brewster
D. A. Capwell
F. W. Lange
Christopher Moffatt
Aire
M. Gates
McAnulty
James McWwilliama
George Mowell
Something That Will Do You Good From the Cautien and Messenger
The paper praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a top choice for roughs and colds including croup. It claims strong household use and notes prompt use can prevent croup in children. urges keeping a bottle in homes and says it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cautien
Messenger
Fihely
Extensive wedding trip plans of notable families
A lengthy society list details Mrs. George Scott and many acquaintances planning a wedding trip to Kentucky and Charleston after their ceremony in Tunkhannock. It notes Mr Fassett as a prominent banker and miller, the bride Miss Gertynde Williams, and groom Frank Beavers of Scranton, with home at 625 Linden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Scott
M. A. Firiedlander
D. C. Lange
Migehe Whealey
Alex. McWilliame
Emma Blackwood
Thothan Richards
Lither Kelley
Logan
W. A. Pierce
R. J. Comegys
Fascett
McKenna
Williaam
Frances Willlans
Binghamton
Raw
Joseyhoon
Moffatt
Bevan
Rankin
Coffrey
Elizabeth Kelly
Menara
Warner and Capwell
Wilkes-Barre
Pierce
Philadelphia
Sturge
Charlier
BB. Littie
Tunkhannock
Fellows Manson
George Watres
Ainger Myerett
FB. Cos
Lebanon
Fagset
Charleston
Kentucky
Mr. Fassett
Gertyinde Crynant Williams
Frank Washington Beavers
George J. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
Beavers
W. W. Williams
School Street
Scranton
Phelps’ Phormacy
Plorence Richmond
Lohengrin
United Mine Workers Meet Over Nottingham and Local Disputes
The United Mine Workers executive board met in this city to discuss Nottingham mine clashes at Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal and wage/policy issues at Florence colliery Delaware and Hudson. A follow up adjourned meeting will set action on Sunday shifts and wage adjustments. District President Nicholls arrived from New York after consulting with out carrying firms. an official statement and next convention date will be announced in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Nottingham
D., el, & W. Company
Florence
Delaware and Hudson Company
United Mine Workers’ Executive Board
Eld
Lehigh and Wilkest Barre Coal Company
Distriet Board
Timne
Avondiie
Smithville
Hinds
Florence Coal Companys
WT. D. Nicholls
New York
Tribune
Nicholls
Fire destroys two Washington avenue blocks in city blaze
The Williams and Jones Brothers brick buildings at 201 211 Washington avenue suffered a major fire yesterday afternoon. Fire started in the Williams cellar beneath Jacobs and Fasold art store, quickly spreading through floors and air shaft. Firefighters confined the blaze within the origin building after hours of effort. one woman, Mrs Hancock, was rescued by two young men. Losses tied to water and smoke across adjacent tenants, with insurance details sketched for several occupants.
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Williams
Washinton Avenue
Jacobs & Fasold
J. C. Willams
Washington Avenue
Jones Bros
Tavers
Williamse
Jacobs & Pasold Art Store
Mr. Jacobs
Werber
Dr. Dunnell
Young Women's Christian Association
Howard Davis
Walter Jones
Mr. Davis
Mr. Jones
FL. Hancock
Hancock
Captain Campbell
Alen George
Brown
Lacey
Dacobu & Panold Atare
Frank Hornbaker
Florey & Brooks
Spruce Street
Breckcourt
Washington
Sprice
Wiehington Avenue
Robert Reeves
Scranton Cie and Water Company
Ferber
Linden Street
Afr. Wheliams
Lackawanna Avenue
Robert Williams
Big Avenue
ISIS
Shopland
J. D. Williams & Bro
Ludwig
Henwood
Matthews, Norton, Crane
Walsh
Florey
WY. M
Branden
W.C. A
Jones Brothers
Police chief objects to licenses for three saloons
Superintendent Lona Day asks the court to deny licenses for Theodore Morris, Aylesworth, and Roxey Jones, saying their Spruce Street establishments attract immoral women, serve drinks to minors, and host rooms with back gambling and unsavory activity. The letter urges license rejections to curb vice and protect youth, with objections filed and to be argued at license court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona B. Day
Lona Day
Lawkn- Went County Courte
Yeaterday
Theodore G. Morris
Spruce Street
Raymond Court
Rank Aylesworth
Penn Avenue
Spruce
Linden Street
Roxey" Jones
Penn
Wyoming Avenues
Rofurt
Day
Municipal league crackdown yields three arrests
The Municipal league reports three arrests on warrants issued by Alderman M J Tuddy. John M Coleman Patrick Regan and John Brink, all from Dunmore, face charges including selling without a license and selling on election day. Bail set at 100 dollars each. Coleman to a hearing before Alderman Fluddy. Regan and Brink waived hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal League
M. J. Tuddy
Tabert Wilson
John M. Coleman
Patrick Regan
John Brink
Dunmore
Colemtn
Brink
Regan
Coleman
Superior Court
Colemman
Fluddy
Ruddy
Brooklyn Arions to Compete at National Eisteddfod
David Pritchard secretary reports the Brooklyn Arions choir will join a competition at the National Eisteddfod in the new armory on May 20 and 30. The group will perform with 75 to 100 voices and share a $25,000 trophy won with the Younger Mannerchor of Philadelphia, now joint possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Pritchard
New Armory
Maehnerchor Gesang-Verein Arions
Brookivyn
Brooklyn Avions
Correspondence Institute Of America Sees Record Enrollment
The Correspondence Institute of America in this city reports a larger student body for the coming year than ever before in school history. Its method of instruction avoids the inconvenience and added cost tied to a resident school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoo
Police plan to shoot dogs on hunting trip
Superintendent of Police proposes to deploy a force with shotguns to exterminate stray dogs in the AI district. A wagon will tour the area and dispose of all dogs, loading bodies for removal. Sergeant Reese Jones named among officers to conduct the shootings amid objections from dog owners and calls for reconsideration by the director of public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Iin
Mueller
Reese Jones
Director of Public Safety
Knights of Malta Officers Elected at Anthracite Council
At a Thursday meeting in the Guernsey building temple Anthracite Commanders No 21 elected officers including Boo Dunn as commander and J C Barta as 18 month trustee. Frank Reese was chosen as representative to the Grand Commander meeting in Williamsport on May 11. The blanket deputy grind commander will install the officers next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Malta
Cguermmsey
Boo
Dunn
Tmal Altemoase
Grospitaliy Generail WF
Wioull
J. C. Barta
Herry, Moore, OP
Willian
Appeal From Assessment On City Property
W H Richmond through Attorney Tracy appeals the city assessors valuation of property in the First ward. The land is valued at 857 745 with Richmond seeking 40 465 and claiming much farmland should be classified as third class property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Richmond
Flir
Tracy
Richmond
Lakewood New Jersey Winter Resort Noted for Fashion
The piece praises Lakewood New Jersey as a premier winter resort, rivaling Brighton. It highlights driving, golfing, walking and social pastimes, plus comfortable hotels and hospitality. A New Jersey Central Lakewood Booklet with authentic information is available from M Burt in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Lakewood
New Jersey
New Jersey Centrals
M. Burt
Liberty Street
New York City
Store Reopens Soon After Fire
To the public our entire stock was destroyed by yesterday's fire and we will reopen in a temporary store within days. We expect to return to our old location in four weeks and thank patrons for past liberal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Jillcvobs & Waseld
Schriever's Extraordinary Sale on Picture Frames
Schriever's offers frames at 50 cents to five dollars in a Friday sale starting February 2s. Frames are handsome easel designs in wood varieties, valued from 2.00 to 5.00, with a charge of ten cents for the first frame at 110 Wyoming Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schriever
Wyoming Avenue
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Washington Ave
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Baby Bazaar
Ackawanna
Munday
Mean
William Gisner
Monsey Avenue
Ida A. Gisner
Bertram MacDonald
Pittston
Miss Gusenline Phuales
Patenson, Nv
Edward Edwards
Helok Avenue
Wiliam Evan
Stutleston, Ma
Simes Shopland
Virginia
Madison Avenue
Byron M. Winton
Samdivson Avenue
George Stone
Byshee
Waldorf-Astoria
New York Stauteolune
Men of America
Prince Henne
Mee
Arthur J. Clane
Vis
Mise Gorbrate Crymant
William and
Frank W. Bouvers
District Board OF Mine Workers Met
Daniels
John J. Loftus
Harry and
George Haak
FE. OG. Worden
J.C. Ellison
John Moss
John Vien Miller
Charles Steadel Wach
Drugelst Loftus
Surance
Willianta
Jnerianee
Pheneeiae
Ana Florey
Broke
Teeeneee
Dannell
Ease
Baralt Danity
Morris
Aylesworth
Mona Dan
Anil
Noth Morrie
Ausle
Seung Men
Wemnen
Weldel
Louie
Ie Hotel
Aylesworth's Place
Asteeworth
Yong Ian
Ayleayorti
Che Yinan Lin Jones
Cheputy
Cotiohn
Oridoney
Moller
Brooklyn Arions
the Correspondence Institute of America
E. G. Coursen
B. F. Dinan
Anthracite Commandery
W. H. Richmond
N. B
Price & Jenkins
Wyoming Ave
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Masury S
Masury
Franklin Ave
Cramer- Wells Co
Hartford Typewriter
Hartford
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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