Republican primary meeting in Servhiton district
Republican voters of Mirat and Second district of the Fourteenth war city of Servhiton will hold a caucus at Cooperative Hall on Thursday January 9 between 7 and 8 p.m. for nomination of ward and district officers. George J. Peck, avid Jones, Viellance committee, first district, Obi Joner, John Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirat
George J. Peck
Avid Jones
Viellance Committee
Obi Joner
John Jordan
Nettleton
Tree Ride Street
Causelliman
Eleventh Ward
Germanica Hall
Crerar Avenue
Colonel Ripple
Daniel Willams
J. Widmayer
Wiliam Dawson
Christian Fick
Charles Powler
Fee Publican
John Scheuer
James McCuinfost
Karley Stone
Philip Wirth
BL Moore
Messrs
Electon Hen Hatchsples
Peter W. Hiurtman
George Kelly
Joseph K. Hlocum
John Trester
C. Kelper
Willam Crolly
Ianles Muldoon
Charles Murray
City Notes from the Court to Community Events
The morning grand jury will return to court and city officials report 170 arrests for the month, including 16 women. Various society and church groups announce meetings, lectures, installations, and a dinner in Elm Park. payrolls and salaries are paid for tunnel and railroad workers. a rehearsal for the Riviera allegory unfolds at the Academy of Music. licenses granted and guardians named. a woman injured by a kitchen pipe is recovering. marriage licenses issued. Scranton Bar Union elects officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeley League
Institute
Madison Avenue
Lailles
Society of Elm Park Chirch
Chirch
Board of Control
Jack Crawford
Youngs Mead Christian Association
Kara
Griffin
Woman's Reef Corps
Riviera
Academy of Music
Baltimore ‘Tunnel
Wilkes- Barre
White Oale
Archibald
Delaware and Hudson Hallroad Company
Board of Health
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Storrs
Ladies’ Aid Society
Elm Park
Mary
Hang
Sherwood
Dennis M. Mortimer
Mary A
Ohn L
Gertrude
Daniel
William
Loretta
Ann Sullivan
Dennis Sullivan
Emma Tweed
Montsy
EF. J. McNally
Penn Avenue
Wiliam H. White
Imma
White
Okville
Samuel Hines
A. Seeman
Crystal Mare
Bpruce Street
Edison
Young Women's Christian Association Rooms
G. L. Aldrich
Yesterda
Clerk of the Courts
Thomas
Sonn . Richardson
Hattie Pierson
Meatety
Women’s Christian Association meeting on California trip
Members of the Young Women’s Christian Association met Tuesday evening addressed by Miss Susan Dickinson about her recent trip to California. Mike Lopes performed several piano solos during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volknandt
Jacob Reidenbach
Henry Leitner
Susan KE. Dickinson
The
Youngs Women's Christ In Association
California
Mike Lopes
WW. Brown
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company
Sucredie A. J. Swift
Tl Health
Albany
Noy
Orehant
Lonneglynt
Delaware,and Hudson Company
Carbondale
Thomas Orchard
Shy
Political Jottings on Ward Caucuses and Nomination Deadlines
The report outlines Democratic and Republican caucuses in multiple wards with details on nomination deadlines and candidate slates. It notes filing dates for certificates of nomination in Carbondate and Sera fon, plus township deadlines, and lists contenders for council, school controller, alderman, and other local offices with party alignments and meeting locations.
Reverend Morgan Called to Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Rev Mr Morgan of Spring Garden Street Baptist Philadelphia is extended a call to the Penn Avenue church of this city. The decision came after a long congregational meeting with Morgan described as a fervent, fluent speaker and tireless worker who may accept if the Scranton congregation approves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Morgan
Spring Garden Street Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Mrr
Morgan
Frankford Baptist Church
Spring Garden Street
Scranton
Warren G. Partridge
Ninth Street
Cleveland
Controller Coar Expires Suddenly From Heart Failure
Thomas Coar, longtime Eighteenth ward school and city controller, died at 1015 last night at 221 Emmett Street due to heart failure. The 66 year old Bellevue resident served eight years on the Scranton board of control and leaves eight children including John Puar Andrew and Thomas plus several daughters. Funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Coar
Emmett Street
Walter M. Reedy
J. A. O'Reilly
Coar
Reedy
Bellevue
Scranton Board of Control
John P. Duar
Andrew
Thomas
James Lynett
Bridget
Annie
Katie
Louis Webber
Bnamett Street
Martin Merchent Tailor Promotes New Pantings Line
Merchent Tailor at 208 Wyoming Avenue New Stand advertises 200 styles of new pantings made to order for 5 6 and 7 dollars. It notes alteration and repairing department. Also mentions fine workmanship and good style and a skating event at the Driving Park with music this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchent
Wyoming Avenue
N. B
Martin's
Merchant Tailors
Wyoma Ing Avenue
New Stand
Democratic Primaries Set for Saturday in City
At the St Charles hotel a Democratic committee decided primaries will be held Saturday afternoon from 4 to 7 to elect delegates to the city convention, likely to meet Tuesday afternoon, possibly at Music Hall. The meeting discussed candidate prospects with Boland, Kelly, and Koehler named as potential nominees for mayor or treasurer as party factions seek a united ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Music Hall
Demmocrat
Vaughan
St. Charles Hotel
Mo . Sande
F.T. Koehler
William Hocking
Joan P. Feeney
John Devanney
Mod. Kadly
Blo. Fitesimmens
Dod. Campbell
Joh Schwenk
David Clark
Morgan Sweeney
Thos, Cosgrove
Jos, White
M. J. Piglin
Timothy Gavelle
Mr. Vaughan
Ing
Mlw
Kelly
Campbell
H. T. Koeh
Sweeney
Wh.t. Koehler
Fatunday
Schwenk
Col
J. J. Fitzsimmons
G. Boland
D. J. Campbell
ID. W. Vaughan
M. F. Sando
Sherif Fahey
Charles Schad
Willa Koehler
John Durkin
Nathan Vidaver
M. J. Kelly
F. Z. Fitzsimmons
C. C. Donovan
C. Ben Johnson
C. G. Boland
Thomas Coatello
John Gaffney
Martin Cadden
Messrs. Campbell
Vidaver
Boland
Steels
Fahey
Schedt
Henry Koehler
Koehler
Charles du Pont Breck
Breck
Superior Court Session List and Certified Appeals
The term begins Monday as the new superior court convenes to organize and hear cases over two weeks. Dockets include appeals from Luzerne, Columbia, Lackawanna, Monroe, Wyoming, and Carbon counties, such as Snyder v. Snyder, Farley v. Newton, Creasy & Wells v. Emanneel Reformed Church, and Keystone Fibre disputes, with several equity actions. Also certified from Philadelphia for hearing: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Robert Muir and related appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Uie
Snyder
Sneyder
Common Pleas
Luzerne County
Chamberlain Auguinat Lilley
Columbia County
Farley
Pagalist
Newton
Creasy & Wells
Einanne! Reformed Church
Lackawanna County
Montgomery
Keystone Fibre Company
Kintner
Monroe County
East Stroudsburg Lumber Company, Limited
Mulholland
Hasbrook Water Company
Henne
People’s Street Railway Company
Lackawannes County
Keygrove Fibre Company
Moller, Jr
Staples
Borough of
St. John's Church
Towamensing Township
Equity
Carbon County
Somers
Howey
Cormon Pleas
Lake Winola Association
Muir
Wyoming County
Philadelphia
Mleselvis
Seddinger
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Robert Muir
Democratic slate forms for city offices anticipated
Land for treasurer and Eidsward Robinson for controller are named as possible nominees. Between now and Friday night, the counsel of other Democrats will be sought and a complete slate will probably be announced then.
Plans for Nay Aug engine house face higher costs
The joint fire department committee reviewed three plan sets for the Nay Aug engine house at Franklin avenue and Page court. Architects Strown & Morris were chosen as best, with a guarantee the project will not exceed the $10,000 appropriation. The committee meets next Tuesday to hear from the architects and discuss tax exemptions and wage increases for permanent firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Fire Department
Franklin Avenue
Page Court
Nelson
Engebner Ferber
Strown & Morris
Select Council
Free Department
Thomas
Fourth Ward
Sanderson
Tre
Department
Perrier
Cotsell
ATL
Tia Long
Durr
Fred Durr
Ferber
Unity of Nations Theme At Union Prayer Service
A church service at First Presbyterian opened with Scripture reading and prayer by Rev. Dr. James McLeod. Participants included Rev Dr Logan and George G. Mahy of the YMCA. The service urged Christian unity amid wars and Armenian atrocities with subsequent meetings scheduled at Grace Reform Episcopal Elm Park and the YMCA building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
James McLeod
George G. Mahy
Young Men's Christiian Association
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Elm Park Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Shadows of a Great City melodrama at Frothingham theatre
A large audience enjoyed Shadows of a Great City at Frothingham theatre last night. William Beach as Tom Cooper and E. B. Tilten as George Benson delivered strong performances while Annie Ward Tiffany impressed with a rich brogue and wit as Biddy Ronan, aided by notable scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham Theatre
Manhattan Island
Blackwell's Island
Harlem River
William Beach
Tom Cooper
E. B. Tilten
George Benson
Annie Ward Tiffany
Biddy Ronan
Haylers Cocoa and Chocolates Featured at Lohmann’s
Meals and cold lunches are served at Lohmann's on Spruce Street with regular dinners priced at 40 cents. The establishment offers imported and domestic wines cigars and liquors and promotes Hayler's Cocoa and Chocolates as a recommended purchase from grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohmann's
Spruce Street
Mount Lookout Breaker Destroyed by Fire at Wyoming
Simpson and Watkins own the Mount Lookout breaker at Wyoming, a major coal operation, which burned out in hours with no fatalities. The 1,900 ton daily breaker used 1.4 million feet of timber and was insured for 87,000 with rebuild planned immediately. About 7,000 workers affected by temporary closure. officials will clear ruins and resume operations soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Lookout
Wyoming
Fie
Simpson & Watkins
Scranton
Epeen
Hedranta
Naether
Simpson
EL. Crawford
C.D. Simpson
T. TW. Watkins
Fim
New York
Beya
Georg Plie
Henlock
Abington Turnpike dispute pushes city to repeal contract
City officials plan a special meeting to discuss the Abington turnpike and toll abolition terms. An ordinance to repeal the mutual repair obligation is advancing. the city seeks to end the long standing roadside arrangement. The issue centers on how the road should be maintained and whether tolls should continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington
Turnpike Company
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Cleveland Baking Powder Co
Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Washington Avenue
City Notes
Noward Action Tueday
John J. AleAghiy
Commonwealth Building
Vol. Tittencock
George HL. Hertzell
T. G. Boland
Tremsirer
Mir Aleve Khe
County Commissionen
Serafon
Neha
Beronaghs Wnt
Common Council
Fehool
Madward Woenkel
Warren Ba Eraner
Jlacel Schelle
Willian Koty
Eamisdates
MR. Morgan
Controller Coar
FOR
Christian Unity
Frothingham
Hayler
Nhat
W.W. Berry
Jeweler
Lackawanna Ave
Burbank
China
Rupprecht’s
Crystal Palace
Penn Ave
Opn Baptist Church
Fur Sale
Wnfints
J. Bolz
Emerson
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Malcolm Love
J. Lawrence Stelle
Hartman—Bower
St. Mary’s Germ
South Side
William Hartman
Mise Fowhie Bower
Peter, Chelat
Siebecker & Watkins
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Safe Deposit Bank
Scranton Lodge
Baby Bazaar
Beranton Pet Stock Association
Sumter's Hall
Coner Penn and Lackawanna Avenues
Mwares
Hae
Powell’s Music Store
Scranton Cash Store
F. P. Price
Agt
S. C. Snyder
D. D
Christian Oteirir
Spruca
Lack
Scranton School of Elocution
Mrs. L. J. Richards
Burr Building
Washington Ac
Seranton, Pa
Sohmer
Columbus Mosument
Washington Av
Dunn
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