Hereafter They Will Last for Three Weeks Instead of Two
The common pleas court terms are extended to three weeks each due to increased civil business. President Judge Archhbald issued the order to add five weeks of terms annually and adjust other schedules accordingly starting with the March terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Archhbald
Common Pleas
License Court
Wosk
Common Pleas and Orphans Court
Argument Court
Civil Service Examinations At Scranton Post Office
The Scranton post office will hold regular semi annual examinations for clerks and carriers on February 6 1804 Applications are accepted until January 17 at 6 p m Eligibility requires clerks 18 years or older and carriers 21 to 49 The process is open to all citizens with impartial grading based on efficiency and character Applications and information available from Sonia G Schantz secretary of the examining board at the Scranton post office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Sonia G. Schantz
Scranton Post Office
Scranton Business Leaders to Feature in New Illustrated Volume
Tuy Trie announces an upcoming carefully compiled edition detailing Scranton and nearby business, banking, manufacturing, and professional interests. The book will include hotogravure views of public buildings and streets, with plans for broad circulation to benefit the city. local businessmen are invited to submit notices at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuy Trie
Scranton
Tur Trinaxe
Flour market shift in 1891 trade between Duluth and Minneapolis
The New York Journal of Commerce notes flour produced by Duluth mills undercuts Minneapolis by enabling better wheat from Duluth at lower costs. This shifts demand away from older Minneapolis brands toward stronger, cheaper flour, signaling a market realignment. The text also references storage in a new building at 119 Franklin and lists entities Anheuser Busch, Louis Lohman, and 826 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minneapolis
New York Journal of Commerce
Viaduct plans and civic talks dominate West Side meeting
The West Side Board of Trade discussed the Delaware and Lackawanna viaduct over the Delaware River and two bridges in an upcoming bond issue. City Engineer Phillips and Councilman Davies led talks with DL&W and Traction officials, urging support for the viaduct and Hyde Park access. The gathering also covered paving Robinson Street, park plans, and installation of officers for the Catholic Benevolent Society branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Lackawanna Avenue
Father Whelan
Catholic Benevolent Society
West Side Board of Trade
Clark’s Hall
T. Ellsworth Davies
D. Jones
Tront and Bridges
Robinson Street
Farrell
Davies
Sloan
Delaware, Lackawannas and Western
Doyie
Linden Street
Hyde Park
Providence
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weatera Railroad
Phillips
Corncilman Davies
W. F. Hallstead
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Archer
Traction Company
BG. Morgan
Board of Trade
West Slide
West Lackawanns Avenue
Famous Rosenagle Case Heads to Trial Delay
Mrs Mary A Rosenagle sues ex Judge John Handley in a matter before Judge Gunster. Ex Congressman Amerman and ex Attorney General I W Palmer were not present or ready for trial. Counsel C H Soper urged no delay as witnesses were ready. Judge Gunster granted a postponement with the case to be called today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenagle
Daniel Smith Seeks Appraisal of Wife's Sanity
Daniel Smith of Dunmore petitions the court to order proceedings to declare his wife a lunatic. He states she has been insane for nine years and was recently left an interest of 8200 in the estate of John Lei.
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Daniel Smith
Daniel, Smith
Dunmore
John Lei
Court Sets Jan 20 Hearing for Lunacy Adjudication
The court fixed January 20 as the date for a hearing to determine if the woman should be legally adjudged a lunatic so a committee can be appointed to manage her affairs for her benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph
The Land of the Midnight Sun at the Academy
A. Y. Pearsons company staged The Land of the Midnight Sun a Tealand romance at the Academy of Music. Illiam Harcourt led the first class cast delivering restrained powerful portrayal of a wronged mother’s avenger. Miss May Wheeler portrayed a devoted wife with notable charm. Edwin Barbour acted in his own drama showing craft in staging. Lawrence Barbour stood out as a strong ensemble member.
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James
Scranton
Academy of Maaic
A. Y. Pearson
Tealand
Illiam Harcourt
Harcourt
May Wheeler
Edwin Barbour
Lawrence Barbour
Archbal d Burglars Held For Court
Patrick Minley Thomas Gibbons and Michael Reilly faced Alderman DeLong after a hearing on charges of entering the Delaware and Hudson depot at Archbald and stealing tickets and whiskey. Minley and Gibbons were held on statutory burglary. Reilly posted 500 bail for the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lary
Reilly
Patrick Minley
Thomas Gibbons
Michael Reilly
Alderman DeLong
Delaware and Hudson
Archbald
John F. Scragg
Joseph O'Brien
Manley
Gibbons
Scranton City Guard Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Scranton City Guard Association met Monday evening and elected officers. Colonel Ripple serves as president with Adjutant W. Millar as secretary and treasurer. Committees include Coursen on state of guard and Millar as adjutant with Parke. Musicians committee lists Moir Stratton Stillwell among others.
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Scranton City Guard Association
Ripple
W. & Millar
Coursen
Millar
C. R. Parke
Moir
Stratton
Stillwell
Vagrant Arrest on Center Street for Suspected Larceny
Officer Flaherty detained a vagrant on Center Street last evening suspected of larceny after finding five pairs of gentleman's fine hose in his possession. At the station house he refused to give his name or where he got the items. A hearing is set for today and police will seek the theft source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flaherty
Center Street
Deiter
Trisuxe E. B
Spruce Street
Funeral of William Madigan Observed in Solemn High Mass
The funeral for William Madigan proceeded from his Jackson street home to St Patrick's Church where Rev Father Whelan celebrated a solemn high mass of requiem. Pallbearers were Thomas Kane Patrick Gallagher John Gilgallon Patrick Herrick John Lartin and Peter Larkin. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.
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Father Whelan
William Madigan
Jackson Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Werse Thomas Kane
Patrick Gallagher
John Gilgallon
Patrick Herrick
John Lartin
Peter Larkin
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
James Devine
St. John’s Church
Hyde Park Cemetery
James Corcoran
Patrick Kelly
John Cuanniff
John Barrett
Michael Nealon
James Williams
G. Boland
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
Walsh
Cedar Avenue
Ladies’ Catholic
Total
Thomas J. Gallagher
John Boland
Twelfth Ward
Brodhead & Hickey
Fairview
N. J
William H. Walter
Elasa
Germania Hall
Patrick Hannon
Moosic Street
Central Station
Zang
Thomas
Hillside Home
Krigbaum Nominated for Common Council in Fourteenth Ward Caucus
Fourteenth ward Republicans held a caucus at Cooperative Hall nominating H L Krigbaum for common council. Also nominated were David Jones for register of voters in the First district and Bert House for the Second district. Robert Williams for judge in the First district Whit Held Andrewa in the Second district Alamanto Porter for inspector in the First district and Alfred Schreifer in the Second district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth Ward
Co-operative Hall
H. L Krigbaum
Common Council
David Jones
Register of Voters
Bert House
Robert Williams
Firat
Andrewa
Alamanto Porter
Alfred Schreifer
Knights of the Grip Meet for Benefit at Academy of Music
The local Commercial Travelers' Home Association held a meeting at the Weathermint er evening, approving business for the order and arranging a January 28 benefit at the Academy of Music. Tickets were distributed for sale.
North End man fined after attempt to thrash officer
John Foeger of the North End attempted to thrash Officer Palmer Monday night. At police court hearing Mayor Connell rebuked him and fined five dollars plus costs.
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John Foeger
North End
Palmer
Connell
Foeger
Dray Wagon Accident Disrupts Street Traffic
A dray wagon carrying half barrels of ale owned by Thomas Walsh toppled on Lackawanna avenue at Ninth street yesterday morning. A wheel caught and the vehicle tipped over scattering the barrels, but no liquid was broken.
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Thomas Walsh
Lackawanna Avenue
Ninth Street
Naw Bicycle Auction Notice At Tribune Office
A new bicycle valued at 75 dollars is offered for 35 dollars in a limited bargain. The instrument is guaranteed and offered by a rare bargain. The machine can be viewed at the Tribune office.
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Tribune
Reinhart's Market Daily Meat Specials
Reinhart's Market at 8 and 35 Lackawanna avenues offers daily 6 to 10 a.m. specials. Round steak lic sirloin steak Mc standing rib roast chuck roast boiling meat fresh pork and pork sausage priced per pound with several marked values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhart's
Lackawanna Avenus
Noted Twentieth Ward Complaints and Local Happenings
Citizens report a gang of tramps at the Twentieth Ward and Greenwood near Connell and Co tunnel mouth causing disruption. M J Donahoe receives a gold chain and charm from the Young Men’s Institute after being named president for a second term. Funeral services for James Devine were held at St John’s church with Hyde Park burial.
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Twentieth Ward
Greenwood
M. J. Donahoe
Columbus Council
Young Men's Institute
James Devine
Columin Council of the
Donahoe
Boland
Donahos
The Limited Mail at the Academy Tomorrow Evening
Elmer E Vance presents The Limited Mail a railroad life drama long staged in major cities. Telegraph operator turned manager leads a strong cast with Miss Hattie Waters in the ingenue Isabelle Ingersoll role. The Tornado by Lincoln J. Carter also features a dramatic set piece and returns next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E Vance
Union
Academy
Antlor
Big Four
Columbus
Hattie Waters
Isabelle Ingersoll
Miss Waters
Officers of Columbia Hose Company Elected at Meeting
At the Columbia Hose Company meeting on Monday evening officers were elected including F. Schoen as firet assistant fore man OC A Yoos as treasurer and Louis Schoen as recording secretary Beadleston Wopere s and Ballantine s Ales are advertised by E d Watsa agent 8 Lackawanna avenue a bicycle valued at 35 dollar a youth bicycle to be sold for 75 at the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Fire Organization
Columbia Hose Company
F. Schoen
A. Yoos
Tressurer
Louis Schoen
Beadleston & Wopere
Ballantine
E.d. Watsa
Lackawanna Avenue
Tribune
Van Gorder's Gallery Offers Portrait Specimens
An ad for Van Gorder's Gallery 220 Sprince at front invites patrons to view photograph specimens of wives children wives and pets. Special attention promised to developing photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Gorder
Letters Remaining Uncalled for at Scranton Post Office
Public notice lists names of individuals in Lackawanna County with uncalled letters dated January 10, 1804. Recipients urged to respond by stating advertised and provide the date of the list.
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Scranton
Lackawanna County
Burdick
J. W. Lund
W.N. Breechstein
Langdon
Wm. Bornhart
Valentine Merrill
Bers Breteino
Mra. Maloney
John Bittner
Mary L. McGuinness
Wine Vox
William L. Nig Cawley
Nv. McLean
Tony Kili
E.W. McNally
Mary Fairbanks
Frank Purvis
Adolphia Ferguson
Edward Kouniman
W. d. Ford
Frank Roberts
Elisha Gleason
Mire Mary
Rhoanla
A. A & Co. Grady
A. W. Richards
Encyclopedia Britannica marketing pitch and book offers
The notice extols Encyclopedia Britannica as a premier reference work and cites authorities, urging immediate action to obtain a cheap imprint. It advertises sale and rental of phonographs and typewriters, copying services, and a week of bargain book offers to newspaper subscribers with a list of volumes and bindings.
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Emerson
Hallet & Davis Pianos
Beautiful
Stelle & Seeley
Wyoming Ave
H. B. Ware
Ferro Ta Pe
Civil Service Examinations
Scranton Post
Duluth Mille
Frankjin
Anheuser Buyoh
West Side
Going
THE
Scranton Trincne
South Male Avenue
Sulvano
Frank Sulvano
Hampton Street
Nellia Hammit Casa
Alderman Oram
Thomas Moran
Sylvano
Goola
Moran
Offizera
J. C. Gallagher
James J. Hart
Michael Jennings
John P. Crowley
John D Cronin
John Cavanaughh
John Nicholas
John Riap
Byron Bearrigan
Ray Stepheens
North Summer Avenue
David T. Richards
Scranton Street
Morse Ae Vail
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Albert Woodward
Park Place
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Rov
T. Z. Collins
Washburn Street
William Richards
Henry Boston
North Main Avenue
Jackson Street Baptist Church
May Anthony
Sarah A. Jones
Mear's Hall
Misa Cora Bowen
Honesdale
Mia. Louis Stephens
North Sumner Avenue
Land OF the
Midnight Sun
the Academy
Minley and Gibbons
Scranton City Guard
Armory
Krigbaum For
Knights OF the Grip
Markos
Bailiwick
Connell & Co
Lincoln J. Carter
Mr. Carter
Columbia Company
Leader
RewiseTon
Edison Phonographs
Gunster, Jr
Tue Tamune
Belar Tribune
Pole
United States
Barnam
Josephs
Shepp
China
Wrichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Coal Exchange Building
Columbus Music House
Pennsylvania
Sohmer Pianos
Everett Pianos
Vose & Sons’ Pianos
Mehlin Pianos
Pease Pianos
Estey
Story & Clark
Chicago
Cottage
Palace
Christopher Columbus
Washington Avenue
J. W. Guernsey
Columbus Monument
Lackawanna Ave
P. S
Russia
Schank’s
Wyoming
AVIA
Dr. Shimberg
Spruce ST
G.W. Owens & Co
Spa
Court House
Squard
Mackintosh
the Tribune
Cor, Penn
Spruce
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