Annual Meetings and Local Notices in Scranton Area
A compilation of public notices and events includes charity benefit at the residence of James Archbald 4 Jefferson avenue annual business meeting for All Bowls' Universi at.hamcrest weekly schedules and religious gatherings First Presbyterian and Home for the Friendless annual meeting with public invited. Other notes cover a cultural society lecture on the South African question paydays for area mines and rail lines a horse and buggy theft in Olyphant a broken leg in Hepburn and sewer district bid delays with committee inquiry expected next spring.
Police uncover more goods linked to Crow gang
Chief Frank Robling and Detective John Moir seized items in Dalton believed stolen by the Crow gang after a two week police operation. Officers recovered an enameled watch a silver cup and several small trinkets and urged owners to claim items. A Middletown NY hotel robbery description matches John Crow and James Fitageral with another suspect from the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robling
John Moir
Dalton
Crow
Mra. Crow
Malton
Middletown
N. Y
John Crow
James Fitageral
Funeral of Mrs. M. H. Collins
The remains of Mrs. M. H. Collins of 218 River street were laid to rest in Cathedral cemetery after a 9 o clock requiem at St Peter's Cathedral. Rev D J Mae Goldrick officiated with interment following. many friends and relatives attended. Pallbearers were James Harrington John Harrington John P Cour FE J Halligan John Walsh and P J Devers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Collins
River Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
D. J. Mae Goldrick
James
John Harrington
John P. Cour
FE. J. Halligan
John Walsh
P. J. Devers
Petersburg man John Eneirim stabbed in weekend assault
John Eneirim of Petersburg remains in critical condition after a Saturday stabbing by William Bowman. He had a quiet day yesterday but stayed in a very serious state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eneirim
Petersburg
William Bowman
Local drugmakers guarantee refund for failed syrup cure
The undersigned agree to refund money on a small bet if Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar fails to cure a cold or rough. they offer a bottle of Shecout to demonstrate satisfaction with the refund. Signatories include Matthews Bros., Chittenden, Phelps' Pharmacy, Humphrey, McGarrah & Thomas, Pichel, Sanderson, Donwhoe, Fiche, Brown's Pharmacy, and more. A promotion for the Hotel Jermyn cigar is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Matthews Bros
PB. Chittenden
Phelps’ Pharmacy
W. Humphrey
McGarrah & Thomas
Pichel
N.C. Sanderson
Donwhoe
N. M. Fiche
Brown's
Disinfection Debate as City Eyes School Closures
Health officers discuss fumigation options for closed schools 16 21 and 33 with a committee including Prof. Welles Health Officer Allen and Plumbing Inspector O Malley. Formaldehyde gas method favored but viewed as thorough by some officials amid 22 new diphtheria cases.
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Langan
Barker
Board of Control
Allen
Howell
Jennings
Board of Health
O'Malley
Welles
Davis
Harris
Tribune
The
Vin Mariani Digestive Tonic Promises Quick Benefits
An advertisement touts Vin Mariani as a palatable tonic with immediate, lasting effects. It claims to aid digestion and appetite, suitable before meals as an appetizer and after meals as a digestive, and usable as a general stimulant.
Contagious Disease Regulations by City Board of Health
The city board of health issues rules to prevent spread of contagious diseases. It requires reporting by householder or physician of cases such as smallpox cholera scarlet fever measles diphtheria typhoid fever yellow fever and leprosy and sets duties to isolate cleanse and disinfect. It details penalties for noncompliance and requirements for notices and funeral restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Aald Board
Alsenne
Walt Health
Heer Ly Worden
Sand Board
Mather
Mrs Rorer Praises Pure Foods and Milk for Infants
Mrs. Sarah T. Rorer lectured at Guernsey hall under the Green Ridge Women's Club on food purity and the diet for children. She criticized jelly adulteration, discussed digestion, and urged green vegetables. she condemned cow's milk for infants and described specialized milk laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Women's Club
Jellies of Commerce
Sarah T. Rorer
Guernsey Hall
Green Ridge
Mst
America
Rover
New York State Board of Health
Ebowa
Boston
Young Women's Christian Association Opens New Year
The girls' branch of the YWCA will hold its first meeting of the year on Wednesday January 16 at 4 p.m. All girls under sixteen are invited. The YWCA begins the year under auspicious circumstances as the school of domestic science opens January 1 with teacher Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Boston Cooking School Instructor Arrives for Weekly Classes
Kate L. Smith from the Boston Cooking school will be in the office this week to organize classes. Dr Julian Mlummer, an evangelist from Boston, begins a two week series in Scranton with high hopes for large audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate L. Smith
Boston Cooking School
Julian Mlummer
Boston
Plummer
Scranton
Wealth in Steubenville Coal Leases Boost Farmers Income
Thousands of dollars will flow into Steubenville county farmers as coal lands are leased or purchased for shipment to the lakes. About 25 000 acres are under option or lease with development set to begin this spring. Leasing concentrates along Ross township from Moorestown to Hammondsville and along the proposed Ohio River and Lake Erie railroad corridor through Springfield Salem Warne and Smithfield townships.
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Steubenville
Jun
Ross Township
Moorestown
Yellow Creek
Hammondsville
Cleveland and
Pittsboro
Cleveland
Ohio River and Lake Erie Railroad
Regholez
Wheeling
Springfield
Salem
Warne
Smithfield
First Pennsylvania railroad tour of Florida season set
Florida trip begins in two weeks with a Jacksonville excursion leaving New York and Philadelphia on February 6. Tickets include railway transport Pullman accommodations meals and return travel with rates from New York 50 from Philadelphia Harrisburg Baltimore and Washington 45 Pittsburg 53 and proportionate from other points. Tickets and itineraries via ticket agents and district passenger agents in several cities. Smoke the Hotel Jermyn cigar 10c and wines and cigars at Lane's 920 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacksonville
Florida
New York
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Broad Street
Philadelpha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chickering Square
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton Transfer Co
Lackawanna Ave
Huntington's Bakery
Spruce Street
Masonic Temple
Edward Reyer
Spruce ST
Opp
Court House
H. B. Ware
Williams Building
Abely
Penn Avene Baptist Church
Postaltice
Second Presbyterian Church
J. Lb. Fuller
Bo. Geaffrow
Thirteenth Regiment
Irn D. Broome
Mulberry Street
Delicatessen Emporium
Lundjagor Baurage Nova Scotis Balman
California Mroits
Jeilies
Naidmelater
Jed Ruri
Dioner Table Wiete
Washington Avenue
Formance
James Archbald
Jefferson Avenue
Ande Westerns
Cniversiiat Haren
Har Eeclock
Abseault
Eminn Nothaker
Charles Nothaker
Wis
Scratton Lodge
Bike
Franklin Avenue
Association of the Home For the Friendless
Albright Library
Labs Culture Society
Clise Culture Society
Guernsey
James Hughes
South Africa
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Storrs
Delaware and Hudson Company
Delaware Mine
Mud Creek
Baltimore Slope
Cunningham Shaft
Wilkes-Barre
Ming City
McMillan Bros
Dunmore
Olyphant
Benjamin Saunders
Hepbottom
Lackawanna Hospital
Providence
Frank RA. Coffin
H. A. Smith
Penn Avenue
Stipp Court
Chief Robling
Moir
M.H. Collins
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Jermyn
Boards of Health
Select Council
Sild Board
Vin Mariani
Mariani
W. Co. A
Crina Yall
Wyoming Ave
Hotel Jermyn
Lane's
Bpruce Street
Castoria
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Franklin Ave
Davidow Bros
Dobbers
Ely
Beranton
Everett
Everett’s
Dix Court
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