Weston Mill Master James Cummings Leaves Princed West
The Weston Mill Co announces master James Cummings has departed with Princed West. Friends and relatives gathered for the farewell as the lead for the law staybents in Cinoree OR were discussed. The event marked the forty sixth anniversary of his arrival and included gifts and congratulations from local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cummings
Princed West
Hirlige
Archie
Melwarrlic
Fornes
Alon
Biwi
Cinoree OR. Davis
Ron Denige
Schlager
Los Angeles
Ulhey
Weel
Aid
Henre Weed
Court House Marriage Sealed For Two Local Couples
Miss Bertha Miesecker and John J Carey joined in marriage after applying at Clerk Thomas office. Alderman Fuller performed the ceremony at Carey home near Sibley with the license briefly noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Miesecker
John J“srey
Puller
John A. Carey
Bertha Bleeecker
Ol Forge
Thomas
Wrestevick Fuller
Coresther
Mr. Carey
Sibley m Thibe
License filed for Hotel Jermyn in Wyoming and Spruce
The first liquor license petition of the year was filed with the Clerk of the Courts by Fred E. Godfrey for the Hotel Jermyn at Wyoming Avenue and Spruce Street. Attorney William F. Hoyle presented the case as the court set to convene on Monday March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Fred
Godfrey
Willian F. Hoyle
Jermyn
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Horsford Acid Phosphate Endorsed By Davie Of Meridian Conn
Te H R Davie of Meridian Connecticut reports using Horsford acid phosphate as a pleasant and cooling drink during fevers and expresses great satisfaction Pillsbury flour mills process up to seventeen thousand four hundred barrels daily for milling needs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te. H.R. Davie
Meridian
Conn
Dickinson law school dispute unsettles Scranton branch
Judge Hand, director of Dickinson law school, details efforts to move the department to Scranton and the failed plan to establish a full branch. He describes faculty and trustees from Carlisle promoting the move, the role of Dr Trickett, and the options offered to students including Carlisle enrollment or continuing locally with tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Law School
Dickinson Law School
Judge Hand
Tribune
Haven
Carliste
Hiw School
Carlisteid
Beranton
Tr Trickett
Fin Adyisdin
Dickinson College
Prickett
Board's Wishes Could Shape Final Course of Action
The board signals possible influence on the eventual path to be taken, implying guiding preferences may steer decisions and outcomes.
Lackawanna Steel boosts debt to pay Lebanon mortgage
The Lackawanna Steel Co. increases bonded indebtedness from 1.2 million to 3 million dollars by a board meeting. The funds are intended to pay the nearly due mortgage on the Lebanon furnaces and steel mills, with local speculation about renovations in Scranton. An insider confirms 1.8 million will go to the Lebanon mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Tribune
Fin Aw
Scranton
Horns Other Allegations Inside Divorce Case Details
The additional bill of particulars in Captain John Horn and Mathilda Horn’s divorce was admitted by Prothonotary Pryor. Accusations include repeated assaults with umbrella and curtain roller, a thrown chair, spat upon face, and threats to murder. Claims describe relentless taunts about money and property, harming his health and home life. Witness list includes William Horn, Louisa Horn, Minnie Holtham, and others.
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Nfe
John Horn
Green Ridge
Mathilda Horn
Louisa Horn
Minnie Holtham
William Brown
Adam Heblick
Katie Young
George Hornbacker
A. C. Tailey
George Wescott
John Walter
Joseph Aber
Frank M. Smith
Ralph van Cordon
Hungry Philadelphia man swindled at Broads restaurant
A penniless Philadelphia youth named Thomas White walked into Broads on Penn avenue and ate a meal then could not pay. He was arrested for swindling and taken to the lock. The proprietor, Mr Khocker feller, expected to appear yesterday but did not, and White was discharged from custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas White
Philadelphia
Broads
Penn Avenue
White
Khockerfeller
Resturant
Mt of Welock
Obituary: John C. O'Toole Dies at 44 in Bellevue
John C. O'Toole machinist at Delaware Lackawanna and Western, longtime Bellevue resident, dies of typhoid pneumonia at 6 pm at 426 Railroad Ave. He was 44 and survived by wife and seven children including Michael J., city editor of the Scranton Times. Funeral Saturday at St. Peter's Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. O'Toole
Delaware, Lackawanna
Weertern
Bellevue
Railroad Avenue
Mr. O'Toole
Michael J
Scranton Times
John F
Mary
William
James
Cornelius
Martin
St. Peter's Cathedral
Dancers Prepare For Pete Chametre Benefit Festival
Kingston figures Miss Lila Stewart leads the Pete Chametre planning for the Home of the Friendless. The Feb showcase at Frottingham Center will rival last year’s kirmess for Lackawanna hospital aid with rehearsals and chaperone arrangements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Hospital
Lila Stewart
Kingston
N. Y
J. T. Scott
Monroe Avenue
Ales
Leott
Robinson and Stone Seek Over Six Thousand Dollars
Robertson and Stone of Kansas City sue George Highfield in a civil assumpsit action alleging he owes them money plus interest for horses and mules bought between July and October. The case follows a prior criminal action claiming embezzlement, which the court rejected as the sellers’ remedy, directing civil collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson & Stone
Robertson & Stone
Kansas City
George Highfield
O'Brien
Highfield
Scranton Teachers Institute Planned After Easter
City Superintendent of Schools George Howell announced the annual Scranton teachers institute will be held the week after Easter in either the Academy of Music or the Young Men's Christian Association hall. He has not yet arranged details but plans to start securing instructors at the beginning of next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lne Trickett
Iran
Law School
Pr. Trickett
Iter
Batlenbhie
Scranton
Cmdline
Dickinson
Trickett
Ifsi Retary
Trackett
Ballentine
Carlisle
Teale
Prickett
Ostree
George Howell
Institute of the Teachers of Scranton
Academy of Music
Young Men's Christian Association
First Rehearsal Held at Railroad Y M C A Hall
First rehearsal took place last night at the Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association hall, with participants preparing for an upcoming event at the venue. The wording notes the location and initiation of rehearsals but provides limited details on participants or program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Y. M.¢. A
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
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Borton
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Court House
Horsford
Pillsbury's
Schink & Koehler
Truth About Law School
DR. Trickett
Laukawanne Ter Association
Lafayette College
Larry Kleward
Warhburn Sisters
Binghamton
Davis’ Theater
Oreotes
Washburn Sisters
Augustin Daly
Newcastle
London
Daly Company
Secon
Horn
Toole
the Times
Swayne
Miss Stewart
Scott
Sir Ad
Viser
Mra. N
Mise Stewart
Mrs. Scott
Miss Scott
Mrs. Leet
Stewart
Pete Champetre
Kirmers
New Choral Union
Old Choral Union
Cymrodorion Chore
Haydn Evans
Hood
Honndl
Hayler
Huy
Weber
Guernsey Bros
City Teachers' Institute
M.C. A. Hall
the New Choral Union
Rexford
Lackawanna Ave
China
Haviland & Co
Carlsbad
Haviland’s
China Hall
Wench Millar
M’cann
Wyoming Ave
P. Mgrea & CO
Coal Exchange
Eres
J.D. Williams & Bro
Builders OF Toys
Sizand
A. E. Rogers
Aylesworth’s
Brussels
Body Brussels
Lackawarna Safe Deposit Bank
Lackawanha Ave
Vercoats
Clothiers
Steinway & Son's
N. A. Hulbert
Music Store
G. Elmen. Dorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
DH. Shim
Sami
Ret
Martin & Delany
Wyoming
Avy
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