New Year Socials and Local Appointments Reported
Weston Mill Co member Arthur Marin of Wyomley avenue spends New Year’s Day in Buffalo. Several residents sign in New Year greetings with friends at the Yellow Pot. Miss Elmina Curary of North Malone Avenue acts as guardian. Rev M E L Linnotte of Jernyli receives an assignment. Miss Frances Mellon entertains guests from Koudsburyg. Grace Willime hosts a New Year tea at Sanderson. Judge Jude Ho Om presides in a Lakerne county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur T. Marin
Wyomley Avenue
Buffalo
Hounds
Viellow Pou
Misa Elmina Cuurcys
North Malin Avenue
Prheness
Mise
Alice Loppen
Aesistant
Board
Neultiy
Signenitine
Rev. M. EL Linnott
Jernyli
Mo ER Doon
Great Reid
Aliss Frances Mellon
Adame Avenue
Jude Ho OM
Death of Andrew Hart Cousin to Dr Campbell in Wilkes-Barre
Andrew Hart a prominent Wilkes-Barre citizen died at his Pine Street home Monday at 1 PM. He leaves a wife and two grown children. Hart was a cousin of Dr Campbell and a former resident, a noted member of the CLM HAS of Par. The funeral will be Thursday with a Mass at Our Savior church and burial in Hanover Catholic cemetery.
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Andrew Hart
Wilkes- Marre
Pine Street
Wiis
Neerd
Aosen
My. Hart
Campbell
CLM
HAS
Par
Church of Our Savior
Wilkes-Barre
Hanover Catholic Cemetery
Third Man Jailed in Christmas Wounding Case
John Alusky completes a trio of assailants in the Christmas night attack on John Kadetis. Joseph Alusky jailed by Alderman Fropberts for felonious wounding. Kadetis wounded, at Lackawanna hospital, reported out of danger. Other two suspects also in county jail.
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Joseph Alusky
Fropberts
Alusky
John Kadetis
Lloyd Street
Lackawanna Hospital
Kadets
Not Guilty Verdicts in Multiple Scranton A cases
Roberson fortunate as prosecutor absent and not guilty verdicts issued in three cases against Jim. E.R. Wright of Easton tried for false pretenses with N. H. Levy. Many defendants acquitted or fined. court adjourned for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
E.R. Wright
Easton
Craig
N. H. Levy
Wright
Fanten
Levy
T. W. Powderly
George S. Horn
John T. Martin
Crate
the Commonwealth
Frederick Wamke
Smmeed
Smeed
Main Avenue
Hyde Park
Waruke
Warnke
Dramatic bill and operatic offerings at local theaters
This afternoon and evening the Academy of Music hosts Lost in New York a well written comedy drama with real water effects and two carloads of scenery. At Frothingham Chimmie Fadden opens with Hopper presenting the Bowery on stage. The Frothingham and Davis' Theater feature The Fencing Master and In Old Maine as well as appearances by Dan Darleigh and John Kernell with their popular acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Academy of Music
Bowery
Charles H. Hopper
Frothingham
Edward W. Townsen
Trilby
Hopper
Academy
Providence
KR. 1
de Koven
Smith
Katherine Germaine
Francesca
Tre Dentck
Etherington
Syracuse Post
Old Maine
Davis’ Theater
Academy Frlthe Westing Opera House
Dan Darleigh
Syracuse
Hazel Darleleh
Gert
Found Dead in Bed William N Sherwood Dies in La Plume Home
William N Sherwood, 74, father-in-law of J J Hamel, was found dead in bed at 7.90 yesterday morning at the home of J F Hangl, where he lived. He retired healthy after attending court as a witness Monday. Born in New Perlin New York, he moved via Carbondale and La Plume before settling with Mr Hangl. He was a charter member of the Mavonbidee in Carbondale.
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Waernke
Simeed
Smeed
Wuernke
Nicholas Black
Jidee Savidge
Sime Nerushus
Margaret Barry
Archiald
Patrick Maloney
Harry
William N. Sherwood
J. F. Hangl
J. J. Hamel
Dickson Avenue
Mr. Sherwood
New Perlin
N.Y
Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Company
la Plume
Mir. Hangl
Mavonbidee
Margaret Connolly To Have Tuition Paid By Estate
Judge Handley’s executors ordered to fund Margaret Connolly’s education at St. Cecilia's Academy through the end of the current school year. She is the daughter of Thomas Connolly and has attended Wood's Business College and St. Cecilia's since 1803. She is to graduate next June under the will's education provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Connolly
Judge Handley
St. Cecilia's Academy
Roosters Not Stolen, Three Youths Freed in Hearing
Mahar of Oak Hill was discharged after a hearing establishing he had permission to take the chickens. Fallon and Riley were released as charges were dropped after Fallon confessed to theft but Mahar testified ownership and permission. John Loughney of Jermyn testified he allowed the taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack” Mahar
Oak Hill
Conny Fallon
Riley
South Side
Madison Avenue
Glive Street
Joseph Block
Mahar
Fallon
Steve Dyer
John Loughney
Jermyn
Wit
Rush of Taxpayers at City Tax Office
Last day for paying city taxes drew a heavy crowd at City Treasurer Brooks’s office, with receipts totaling between 45000 and 49000 dollars. Taxpayers who delay face a five percent penalty on school tax and seven percent on city tax, plus an additional one percent each month unpaid.
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Brooks
Alderman Fuller Named to Fill Scranton Poor Board Vacancy
Judge Archbold approved the appointment of Mred Rick Fuller to the Scranton poor board to succeed the late Charles Tropp. Fuller, longtime alderman of the Sixteenth ward, receives the vacant post following Tropp's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tropp
Archhbald
Mredrick Fuller
Scranton Poor Board
Fuller
Plans for an ideal music hall in Scranton design
Exhibits at Clark the Horist show an ideal music hall by Harvey J. Blackwood. Indiana limestone exterior on first story and gray marble above, copper roof, marble dormers, 3200-seat main auditorium, 200 orchestral and 600 chorus capacity, with urban garden, veranda, and movable floor pitch for concerts or balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Clark
Spruce Street
Washington Avenue
Harvey J. Blackwood
Editorium
Democrats Nominate Ward Officers at Germiania Hall
Eleventh Ward Democrats caucused at Germiania hall at 8 o clock and nominated officers for the February election. Robert Robinson was nominated for select councilman, J Fred Schwenk the present incumbent was not heard from. Voelkers beat Mink for constable 69 to. Jacob Kung named ward assessor without opposition. District officers: First district Judge of election Charles Hosar inspector Michael Kramer register Matthias Schneider vigilance Joseph Voelkers. Second district Judge Walter Waulitum inspector Henry Sehell register John Fickus. Third district Judge William H Crolly inspector George W Rockwell register CH Murray vigilance Wladislaws Galbiesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germiania Hall
Jacob Kung
First District
Charles Hosar
Tor
Michael Kramer
Matthias Schneider
Joseph FE. Woelkers
Waiutum
Walter
Henry Sehell
John Fickus
Abram Cockerill
Third District
William H. Crolly
George W. Rockwell
H. Murray
Wladislaws Galbiesh
Presentation to Benore by his employees
John Benore received a handsome chair from his workers as a token of goodwill and strong relations at his Scranton street planing mill. Benore, who employs many hands in building operations, expressed sincere thanks for the surprise gift. The passage mentions Wood's College, Scranton, run by President Williams, as a note on local education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Benere
Scranton
Williams
Wood's College
James McLeod and James MelLeod mark twenty-fifth anniversary
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. James McLeod and Rev. Dr. and Mrs. James MelLeod celebrated their twenty-fifth anniversary. The event honored both couples and highlighted their long partnership and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MelLeod
James McLeod
Wedding anniversary celebrated at Jefferson avenue home
An afternoon and evening reception honored Dr McLeod and his wife Mrs McLeod at their Jefferson avenue residence. Hundreds of parishioners and friends sent congratulations. Mrs McLeod was assisted by Mrs Hunt, Mrs Archbold, Mrs Taylor, and Mrs Hallstead, with dining room help from Mrs Platt and Mrs Storrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Avenue
Dr. McLeod
McLewd
A. F E. Hunt
James Archbold
David Taylor
W. F. Hallstead
Frank Platt
A. H. Storrs
Miss McLeod
Dickson
Kingsbury
Coleman
Helen Hand
Rehearsal Boosts Allegory of America at Academy Nest
Preparations underway for a January 14 and 15 benefit at the Academy of Music to aid Lackawanna Hospital. About 300 young performers to present the Allegory of America with full rehearsals and dialogue introductions for elocutionists.
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America
Academy Nest
Lackawanna Hospital
Academy of Music
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