Local residents and visitors listed in city social notes
Names of residents from Nicholson to Wilkes Barre are noted as visiting, traveling, or residing in the city. The item lists people like Frank P. Stephens and Miss Mame R Keilly, along with others visiting friends, returning from study, or attending events. It ends with an ad for Crystal Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Stephens
Nicholson
Loftus
Olyphant
Dod
Mame R Keilly
Poison Mystery Deepens in Rendham Beagle Boy Case
County detective recruited as coroner and experts probe arsenic poisoning near Rendham. Beagle boy and another child escape death. symptoms show olive-green toxin in stomach and intestines. The source of poison remains unknown as investigations continue and evidence is examined in Scranton and Rendham areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beagle
Rendhon
Longstreet
Worl End
Rendham
Pennypacker
Stegner
Scranton
Benjamin
Leyshon
Young Davis
Union Missionary Meetings agenda discussed by Pastors
The Pastures' union met in the YMCA parlors with Rev. J K Moffatt absent. Dr H C Logan chaired. They postponed a subject and favored observing Week of Prayer. A fourteen member committee was to plan missionary meetings with seven ministers and seven laymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastures’ Union
Young Men's Christian Association
J. K. Moffatt
8.C. Logan
William Edgar
St. AL
Dr. McLeod
Willeh Bid Beem
United States
Canada
Jev
James J. McLeod
Kekman
Joseph Dixon
C. Logan
M. Gitlin
Thomas Bell
B. Wo Miller
City to Re advertise Paving Bids on Trinidad Asphalt
Milliberry street paving moves forward as the select council rejects all bids and orders re advertisement for bids accepting Trinidad-plite asphalt or similarly approved equivalents. A November 1 committee recommendation is strengthened by a Water measure allowing Trinidad lake or plieh asphalt with samples and bond guarantees required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliberry Street
Trinidad Piteh
Asphalt Trust
Halley
Select
Counell
Trinidad
Counells
Water
Trinidad Lake
Taylor Responds in Equity Suit Over Hannick Will
John F. Taylor the defendant in the Hannick Taylor equity case filed an answer through his counsel J. W. Carpenter and C. B. Woodruff. The suit concerns the late Hannick Will and the partners in the Taylor lumber business who dissolved and entrusted accounts to C. Comegys and C. S. Woodruff for collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Taylor
Hannick-Taylor Equity
Hannick
C. B. Woodruff
Taylor
C. Comegys
Woodruff
Carriers Elected to National Convention From Scranton
J C Phillips and 4 RR Thomas were named as representatives for San Pracise de The Beranton Kanch of the National Letter Carriers association. They elected John Henry Philips and John B R Thomas as delegates to the national convention to convene in San Francisco on Sept 1. Scranton gained about 100 of 400 votes at the Grand Rapids convention but New York delegates backed a Western City, while Philadelphia and New York promised to support Scranton’s bid for the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Scranton
Misa Gilbert
Troy
Catharine O. Wilcox
Tim Tare
Guerngey
Muse Store
Wishington Avenue
Reese OG. Brooks
Willan Matthews
Thomas Kh
George G
J. C. Phillips
RR. Thomas
San Pracise
Beranton
John Henry Philips
John BR. Thomas
San Francisco
Grand Rapids
New York
Philadelphia
Scrantoan
Builders Exchange Elects Hinman President for Next Year
At a Builders Exchange meeting H C Hinman of Scranton Wood Working campus was chosen president for the ensuing year, succeeding John Colligin. The group adopted resolutions mourning fellow member John D Kohl and extending sympathy to his widow and friends. Funeral services for Mr Kohl were planned today at his home on Delaware Street and Madison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders’ Exchange
H.C. Hinman
Scranton Wood Working
Hagen
John Colligin
John D. Kohl
Mr. Kohl
del- Awiare Street
Madison Avenue
Pottsville Girl Miss Thompson Guest of Archbalds
Miss Margaretta Thompson of Pottsville, guest of Mr and Mrs Archbald on Jefferson Avenue, lies seriously ill. Doctors Gr Loran and W G Fulton consulted as parents were summoned from Pottsville. Condition fluctuated with moments of hope for recovery late Sunday night and Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Thompson
Mr. and
Mrs. Archbald
Margaretta Thompson
Pottsville
Mesa
James Arch-bald
Jefferson Avenue
James Archbald
G Fulton
Thompson
Tome
Auction sale listing at Chaindow Bros with varied goods
An auction notice lists diamonds watches silverware jewelry cut glass and bric a brac at Chaindow Bros 217 Lackawinna Avenue LT The sale offers a variety of fine and decorative items for bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaindow Bros
Lackawinna Avenue
For Sale for Rent Lost and Found
Classified note from The Tribune outlines items and notices across sale rent lost and found categories. Details are partially readable with emphasis on community notices and small ads.
Busy Day in County Courts With Grand Jury Proceedings
A crowded county court session opened with the grand jury charged and sworn, foreman J R Robertson of Moosic elected, and two complaints filed by constables amid motions and hearings. Judges Archibald Gineter and Ma Ward presided. cases set include John Church Co vs M W Chuensey and others and Lavoe & Shiffer Coal vs Charles H Schadt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Robertson
Grand Jurys
Equity
Equity Court
Archinidd
Gineter
Ma Wards
Dudes Archhard
de Minnile
Gunster
Court House
J. R. Robertson
Moosic
Daniels
M. J. Kare
Lahorer
Seranton
Thomas Manley
Winer
Archdulil
John McDermott
Ka- Norer
Scranton
William Miller
Jaeh- Iniet
Wielard
Btora
Dynmere
Jo. Place
Meresaint
Mayfield
Gomer Parry
Miner
Blakely
Michael Ruane
Peter Rinker
Wheelewright
John
Niehwrdgon
Taylor
J. We Sandy
Boranton
Meaurlee Judge
Carbordide
Thomas 8. Jenkins
Timothy Jones
Pitth
Michael Sharack
Twenty-Second
Hyuke
William Sonn
Throop
John BR. Jones
John Church Company
M. W. Chuernsey
Lavoe & Shiffer Coal Company
Charles H. Schadt
Spring
Legal and Court Actions Highlight Local Proceedings
A flurry of court actions and business transfers is reported. Licenses for Tropp's hotel moved to John Loatimian. Hines O Trimby became a citizen by naturalization. auditors’ report in the Alexander Donwke estate was confirmed. various cases, rules, and hearings proceeded including issues in the Watson v Brundage matter and the Osgood v Bowak suit. Trades and real estate deals, electors named, and sales involving W Wright Jewelers are noted along with a state bar examination appointment and Adlake bicycle dispute with M T Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropp
Tlieka- Woes
John Loatimian
W. T. Clifford
Barring & Mehweetey
OW. Watson
Trugies
Agulnet
Harriet Brundage
FL. Osgood
John Bowak
Gxeratcian
Lachawanna Trust and
Safe de Hort Company
Waaseiberndis Indke Truestee
Mt. Vernon Cowl Company
Lackawanna Trai
Jewelar
Lackawanna Avenue
George Willlips
Heart of Chicago thrills at Academy of Music
The Heart of Chicago is staged Wednesday and Thursday at the Academy of Music with convincing locomotive and railroad scene effects. Shaft No. 2 arrives for a single performance next Thursday, produced by Tutt, featuring new scenery and mechanical devices. The Mississippi shows southern life after the war with vivid color and incident packed acts, set to play Friday and Saturday at the Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart of Chicago
Academy of Muse
Litecol
Wushon 14
Mrothinehom
Milnager
Sano
Ste
Academy of Music
YWCA Gymnasium Classes Resume After Holiday Break
The YWCA announces a reopening of gymnasium classes this week after the Willday recess. Beginner classes are organized for new entrants, with registration at the office. Winter indoor recreation offers exercise while outdoor games are limited. The ladies class meets Tuesday and Friday mornings at 9 30 A.M. and the young ladies class at 4 P.M. on those days. Children’s class details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
UW Ofelock
Community children's program announced for Saturday
Applications have been received for a beginners’ class for children and a session will be organized Saturday for ing. All children between six and fourteen are welcome at 10 a.m. on January fat 10.
Work Force Reduced in Car Shops
One hundred twenty men suspended at Pilaware Lackawanna and Western car shops. The sudden layoff lowers the daily workforce to eight hours as winter tires and other costs are addressed. Auction sale of diamonds, jewelry and watches advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilaware
Lackawanna
To Cure a Cold in One Day Claim
A vintage ad touts laxative Bromo Quinine Tableta as a one day cure for colds. It promises a full refund if not effective and lists a price of 25 cents with druggists carrying the product.
Display Cards From Davidow Bros Offer Variety Ten Cent Each
A list of display cards kept in stock at this office for sale at ten cents each includes rooms for rent property for sale furnished rooms house for rent and house to let. The text also mentions jewelry diamonds watches and other items denied out of a sale at Davidow Bros 247 Lucka Wonta wvenie Sotioe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belnie
Davidow Bros
Elegant Dinnerware to Elevate New Year Dinners
A local shop advertises an artistic dinner set and white table linen to enhance table decor. Customers are invited to visit to view dainty dishes and choose a price that fits their budget, promising improved taste and style for holiday meals.
Slaughter Sale Seeks Quick Move on Excess Stock
Local retailer advertises 10000 Tollire worth of packets capes skirts and trimmed hats urging quick sale. Prices cut in half, signaling a clearance to reduce stock by offering pine quality garments under natural daylight in a well labeled store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maron
Local store proclaims record sales amid steady growth
A small downtown shop claims it achieved higher sales than rival stores over a prolonged period, citing consistent performance and customer turnout. The statement highlights strong foot traffic and renewed interest in its offerings.
Cloaks Offered At Bargain Prices In Local Shop
Local merchants advertise savings on cloaks and trimmed garments claiming modern style and quality workmanship. Shoppers are urged to compare prices and seize limited time deals as stock moves quickly.
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Peloubhet
Norton’s
Lackawanna Ave
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olyphant
Carbondale
Tal
DRS
Henwood
Wardell
Lackawann Ave
Mistes Magele Murtha
Mary J. Daly
South Stranton
Mawley
Lenahin
Wilkes-Barre
Lucy Narrolll
Minnie Gibbons
Taffayette Street
William Quinlan
Oswero
N. Y
Wo OP. Connors
Hert Eynon
Hyde Park Avenue
University of Pennsylvania
Alina Calligan
Mary and
Julia Collins
Ceclia Swift
Archard
Grennell Seeley
Ninth Street
Philadelphia Dental College
M.A. Duffy
Price Street
Marie Dempsey
Pitteton
Mollie O'Malley
West Market Street
Schank & Spencer
Spruce Street
Bundeavor
Boyse-V
Woodruffs
Justice of the Peace
Andrew Doles
Alorney
Hin- Nok Ie
Hannick Nhever
Union Missionary Meetings
Pastors Union
MR. Taylor
Taylor & Co. Haoks
Joen
Pats
John R, Thomas
H. C. Hinman
George PD
Brown
Ht. GC
Hinman
George W. Finn
Storsford’s
the Tribune
Alfred Carte
Jacobh Cohen
Joseph J Hannick
City of
Max Phillipa
Acme Coal Company
George P. Chamberlain
F2ven Howley
John J. Howley
James Gahagan
John Gihaein
Cineramath Agidnet M. OW. Auernsey
Kely
Frank A. Lee
Church Company
Frank Butler
Olyphait
Supreme
Archbald
Widelity
James WH. Torrey
Michael G. Dolphin
Hwan Dimmick
Unyl
Ube
Wyoming House
Amrman
Florence
Tinker
Matilda
Dypinker
Maria Giberdorfer
Charles Dierdorfer
Joseph Twisa
Jovepttine Twiles
Y. W. C. A. Gymnasium
Dawn
Elgin
Rexford
Lacka. Ave
Hreete
Davidow
Sotioe
China Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Oo Lackawanna Avenue
Lehigh Valley
Ifm
Thiele
Ernest Thiele
Celebrate! Scharwenka Conservatory
Herr Kopff
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing CO
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
Wolf & Wenzel
Linden
Richardson Boynton
The
Paris
Wyoming
Keeleystatute
Lacka, Ave
Cor, Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Scranton, Pa
Lackawanna Aveai
Hunt & Connell CO
Pierge
Penn Ave
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