City Notes Fined and Primaries Planned in Ward
John Kelly of Minooka was fined for being drunk and creating a disturbance at the Academy of Music. the fine was remitted. Sixteenth ward Democratic primaries set for Jan 15 from 4 to 7 pm to nominate a candidate for alderman. Robert Scott from Tyde Park shaft injured by coal lump, taken to Moses Taylor hospital. Richard Lehner of 14 Crown Avenue strained himself lifting a heavy weight and was admitted to Moses Taylor hospital. Green Ridge Woman's Club Music Section meets Jan 9 at 10 am at Scranton Conservatory with Mr. Pennington lecturing. Mrs Feeney and Kate Molhern fined for keeping a disorderly house. Lackawanna hospital medicine room moved to basement dispensary, old space becoming private dining room. James Cooney honored with a presemester banquet at O'Hara's on Spruce Street. Detection of vagrancy led to arrest of a man on Penn Avenue for drunken loitering and begging. Peter Snyder of Bunker Hill charged with fraud. proceedings set for today. Bert Greenber, ten, of South Washington Avenue, mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Silliman
Scranton Railway Company
Tribune
Lackawanna Avenue
Silliman
City
South Main Avenue
Drinker Street
Keyver Valley
Washburn
Luzerne Street
Petersburg
Patrolman cites larceny of sled after two conflicting tales
A boy who borrowed a sled was accused of stealing it from Bohlager's on Washington avenue. He faces a hearing this morning after two differing stories about the pension of the sled emerged, with the patrolman McMuhen involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMuhen
Bohlager
Washington Avenue
Penn Avenue Baptist Church Reports Yearly Work
Annual meeting notes 802 members 187 Sunday scholars 102 average. Officers include Rev Dr Pierce moderator and J W Browning clerk. Mission and benevolent reports cited. special committee on adjacent dance hall continued with limited objectionable features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Dr. Pierce
HH. J. Hall
J. W. Browning
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Penn Avenue Church
Seracondas Reseaeses Cytel Sunday School
Cholars
Indietrial Cooking School
Siasseteilnes
Hoya’ School
Noctotles
Luther Keller
H. J. Hall
Missionary Society
L. R. Stelle
Ladies’ Social Union
R. F. Y. Pierce
L. J.northup
Missionary Aid Society
J. ¢. Highfield
H. A. Browning
Nathaniel Hallstead
L. BR
Clara Browning
Gertrude Long
HM. A. Browning
Eiffel Car Step Causes Accident
Charles Dupont Breck president of the Dime bank was badly injured last night after being thrown from a Green Ridge People's trolley on Green Ridge street near Sanderson avenue. He attempted to alight while the car was moving and struck his head on the brick pavement suffering scalp contusions and a severe shock. He was taken to the home of his son on Sanderson avenue and later returned to his Madison avenue residence after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dupont Breck
The
Dime Bank
Green Ridge
Green Ridge Street
Sanderson Avenue
Mr. Breck
Charles Beckwith
Sander- 60N Avenue
Madison Avenue
See the Musee Presents Evening Show at North Main
The note advertises a venue named See the Musee at 122 North Main Avenue offering high class entertainments and rare exhibits each evening. It emphasizes a curated program featuring unusual displays and distinctive entertainment for patrons seeking refined experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musee
North Main Avenue
St. Josephs Lithuanian Church Fair at Music Hall
St Josephs Lithuanian church hosts a fair tonight at Music Hall 219 Lackae Wanna Avenue inviting all residents to attend. The event features community games, food stalls, and local performances to benefit church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's
Music Hall
Lackaewanna Avenue
Removal Gale Attend Nettleton Removal ale
Removal Gale describes attending Nettleton's removal sale at one fourth price. The brief note mentions Rhees and washing related items in a historical sale context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettleton
Abolition of Free Transit Sparks Scranton Debate
General Manager Frank Silliman of the Scranton Railway firm argues transfers may end but rates stay near a nickel as free rides end. Citizens including Mayor Moir and councilmen criticize the plan, calling for taxes or legal action to protect public transit rights while noting potential passenger losses and political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silliman
Tribune
Bb. J. Robathan
Comemissioners
Valley Passenger Railway
Robathan
Valley Company
Valley
James Moir
Scranton Railway Company
Select Council
Luther Keller
C. EF. Chittenden
T. Fellows Mason
J. 8. Swisher
N. J
Weat
Scranton
B. G. Morgan
D. H. Jones
EB. W. Bishop
Dunmore
Ths
Simple Steps to Start Saving Now
Simple guidance urges every reader to begin saving, noting that small savings accumulate into future wealth. It emphasizes that delaying starts with the belief savings are for others and that all deposits, large or small, count toward long term financial success. Start and see.
Elections Held In Three Wards In City Council Race
Special elections in the Fifth Sixth and Fourteenth wards elected Richard Morgan John E Regan and Thomas Cosgrove to the select council. Morgan Republican succeeds a Republican in the Fifth Regan Democrat succeeds a Republican in the Sixth Cosgrove Democrat succeeds a Democrat in the Fourteenth ward. The council stands ten Democrats and ten Republicans with a vacancy in the Thirteenth ward. A Republican will be returned from that ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Richard Morgan
John E. Regan
Thomas Cosgrove
Morgan
Thayer
Munson
Grady
Megan
Regan
Cosgrove
A. B. Lidstone
Republicans Nominate Officers in Seventeenth Ward Caucus
In the Seventeenth ward Republican caucus at Alderman J. T. Howe’s office Luther Keller was unanimously renominated for common council. Robert Koehler won the assessor post with 97 votes to Speicher 57 and Hackett 16. District officer selections followed for all three districts with named judges, inspectors, registrars, and vigilance committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth Ward
J. T. Howe
Luther Keller
Common Council
Robert Koehler
Joseph Speicher
W.T. Hackett
Stockholders elect boards at First and Third National banks
The stockholders of the First National and Third National banks met yesterday and re elected their boards for the coming year. First National directors include Dickson Smith Storrs Hall stead Scranton Jermyn Torrey Linen. Third National directors include Selin Connell Hand Catlin Keller Watkins Dimmick Connell. Boards to meet for organization this afternoon and on Monday afternoon respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Third National Banks
First National
George L. Dickson
George B. Smith
W. R. Storrs
W. F. Hallstead
W. W. Scranton
John Jermyn
Z. F. Torrey
J. A. Linen
Third National Bank
Henry Selin, Jr
William Connell
Alfred Hand
George H. Catlin
Luther Keller
T. H. Watkins
J. Benjamin Dimmick
J. L. Connell
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Hand
Ldensed Milk Co
Scaanton, PA
Enonce
Adama Aver
H. B. Ware
Wiliams Building
Postoffice
John Kelly
Minooka
Academy of Music
Asid
Robert Scott
Tyde Park
Monas ‘Faylor
Hwimseey
Richard Lehner
Crown Avenue
Moses Taylor Hospital
Green Hidge Woman's Club
Scranton Conservatory of Music
Pennington
Mre
Feeney
Kate Molhern
Donna Patch
Alderman Millar
William Pieher
Lackawanna Hospital
James Cooney
Iater
O'hara’s
Spruce Atreet
Wchool
Moirar
Penn Avenue Tite
Peter Snyder
Bunker Bill
Alterman Millar
Theobald 80Inp
Snyder
Venter Street
Bert Greenbers
South Washington Avenue
North Jersey and Pocono Mountain Lee Co
Tas
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Jerse City
Hoboken
Newark
Mateteon
Philadelphia
Delaware and Madson Company
Delaware Mines
Mill Creek
Baltimore Slope
Parsons
Conyngham
Wilkes Farm
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Lackawanna
Duryea
Yowburg
W. W. Watson
Abington Turnpike Company
Turnpike Company
Wowarda
Wateon Saya
Eiffel
St. Brenden
Bome
Moir
John J. Fahey
Mr. Fahey
John B. Collings
Traction Company
A. L. Francois
Second Ward
E. C. Newcomb
D. W. Vaughan
C. BE. Daniels
West Side Board of Trade
Drugelet
George W. Jenkins
Elias E. Evans
Joseph Oliver
Robert J. Williams
J. D. Williams & Bro
West Scranton
Jones
Victor Burschell
Burgese
Atepa
Charles P. Savage
City of
Brogan
Third Ward
C. G. Herring
Sillimin
Ane Munson
Os Carestie
Stone
Holtham
H. ©. Powell
H.W. Rourke
D. MW. Day
BR. W. Allen
D. Jay
H. C. Powell
Dstrict
W. P. Benedett
W. J. Douglas
W. P. Bennett
Samuel TH. Stevens
Robert J. Huag
John Howe
Third District
W. J. Kamebeck
Fred Luther
Register of Voters
Morris A. Clark
Vigilance Committee
Joseph Spelcher
George Barrig
Nobert P. Kohler
Haviand & Co
Ciinavali
Geo. W. Millar & Co
Wyoming Avenue
TBE le
Roger
Schimpff
Franklin Ave
Nts
Mercereau
Connell
Coal Exchange
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton Carpet ¢ Furniture Co
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