City Notes Over Rocks Installed In Fractured Local Notices
A string of misspelled notices reports officials installed, club admissions and annual suppers. Events include Bornxton and Pyttlas area appointments, a factory tragedy in Matin toy City, a morning service at Germin Probyteriuy church, and Home for the Friends annual meeting. A small fire occurred from a miner’s lamp in Thompson Street. one person wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malianoy
Mre
Mary Clarminindi
Matin
Toy
Prince
Ft. Viaine
Olfy
Freeclock
Cervicen
Germin Probyteriuy
Join Tornowsk
Thompson Street
Pythias Theaiple Election and Temple Roles Named
In Rathivone Sleters a group elected members for the en tulme team with titles such as senior Eis Rhindhardt and Junio Minnis Ninert serving as manager and temple protector. The installation will occur Thursday evening, Jan ID, with refreshments provided and guests requested to arrive promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofpicera
Pythias Theaiple
Tythius
Rathivone Sleters
Sevelon Weld
Ens
Entulme
Ehie
Ehlet
Mitele MetCnutes
Eis Rhindhardt
John Shaughnessy Buried In St Peter's Cathedral
Funeral rites for John Shaughnessy, longtime resident, were held yesterday at St. Peter's Cathedral with Rev. J. J. Feeley celebrating a requiem mass. Interment followed in the cathedral cemetery as neighbors served as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Requieum
St. Peter's Cathedral
South
Wash
Ington Avenue
John Shaughnesey
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Nev. J. J. J
Metropolitan Cigar Store Closes Goods at Deep Discount
The Metropolitan Cigar Store at 07 Wyoming Avenue announces a complete sale of its cigars tobacco and store fixtures. All stock is being closed out regardless of cost as the business goes out of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
Vote Jadwin for Better Pavements on the 14th
A brief plea urging Jadwin and party candidates for improved street surfaces. The note mentions Jervis Hardenbergh and Republicans in a context of local politics and a set date the 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadwin and
Good Pavements
Deaths Dyer Fieger Schoonover Smith in Scranton area
Notices report multiple deaths in Scranton Pennsylvania and nearby towns. Annie Fieger wife of James Fieger on Louis Wakely street. Joseph Humphrey age 62 at 20 Welock interred Forest Hills. W W Schoonover of 40 Awh street funeral at Penn Avenue church. Frances Smith 70 in Waverly dies January 2 1899 with burial at Clark's Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiegem
Ti Dunmore
Jon
Moe
Annie Fleger
James Fieger
Louis Wakely
Nothee Hitur
Humphrey
Scranton
Joseph Humphrey
Hie
HI West
Atarcet
Schoonover
Jan Wie
Me W. Schoonover
Gat
Penn Ave
Waverly
Frances Smith
Jene Thureday
Chirk
Charities Board in Annual Session Reports Progress
The sixth annual meeting of the Associated Charities board was held at the Albright library. Officers elected, committees named, and reports given show reduced vagrancy and pauperism, stronger employment efforts, and broader rescue work across families and the sick poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Associated Charites
Al+bright
T. C. Kelly
D. J. Phillips
Rogers Israel
Board of Directers
Associated Charities
Fallon
Tharky
Evnes
Vidiala
Crowd from Binghamton to attend Payne-Hurley show
Andy Ostorne of Binghamton reports about two hundred locals expected at the Payne Hurley match in Williamsport Monday night. Susquehanna fans also plan a large Hurley following. Tickets are on sale at Loftus and Melvin’s drug store. McCoy’s defeat by Sharkey won’t stop his appearance here. a telegram from Skelly Snet says McCoy will attend the Foratiion show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Ostorne
Binghamton
Jack Akejiy
Susquehanna
Hurley
Berantoniann
Gilvance
al Loftus & Melvins
McCoy
Sharkey
Skelly Snetnight
Foratiion
Contested Election May End Without New Witnesses
The election contest could close without calling new witnesses from respondent Treasurer M. J. Kelly. His attorneys aim to win with rebuttal testimony and seek to qualify valid votes lacking naturalization papers or tax receipts. They argue delays may save costs and prolong the case, with counsel paid a lump sum regardless of duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Kelly
Holgate
Kelly
Pro Bone Publica
Mysterious Shooting Leaves Man Wounded in Scranton
Michael Hoolah was found bleeding unconscious near Delaware and Hudson tracks with a bullet wound in the chest region and a neck exit hole. He was taken to Moses Taylor hospital as investigators noted a single revolver with most chambers spent and two assailants claimed to have held him up before firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hoolah
Moses Taylor Hospital
Hoolah
Dicksuon
Delaware and Houchon
Steeler
Judge
Hloolah
Storrs
Final Report of the Grand Jury 244 Cases Acted Upon
The Lackawanna County grand jury reports 244 cases processed with 89 true and 155 ignored bills. It commends District Attorney John R. Jones for his impartial conduct and thanks Judge Gunster. recommendations cover county offices, including Coroner, Prothonotary, Recorder, and other improvements. they list numerous indictments and costs to be paid by various defendants.
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T. H. C. Maloney
John R. Jones
Gunster
Birney
Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace
Ayer and Vermillwr
Jali Deavery
County of
Lackawanna
Board of Commissioners
Congrevsman
Archhbald
Connell
Jersey Con- Rreseman
Bailiwick
Keri
Jersey
Public notices list numerous names with costs to pay
A scanned OCR notice lists individuals such as William Holtham Charlies Courtright Oliver Nicola Arthur Pringle and many others as prox or pro, with directions to pay costs or costs and coste equivalents. Names include John Chorney Naomi Andrews Paul Nowak Patrick Lamb Ellen Lamb Martin Thranovitch August Lessing and Annie Gallagher among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Lynch
Daniel Vine
Charles Schick
Edward J. Burke
Richard Barton
Albert Buoxta
T. H. C. Maloney
W. A. Browneley
T. H.C. Maloney
Mice Brandt
T. A. Maloney
Magelo McAriell
George Smith
Corte
Joseph Alton
Louie Pasko
An- Relocabo
John Melkise
W Moulding House
Jame Cannon
Michael J. Keartey
Walter Prownlee
Alice Prandt
Michael Kenney
Michael McQure
Anorrie Moore
Mobert Perry
Rebecca Jacksig
Virginks Edwards
Patrick Lambe
Millen Lame
John Kapp
Kate Molel
Patrick Puddan
Mary Ann Gilgalion
Louis Ackesson
C. Beloscin
John Davis
B. Lehman
Michael Rock
John , Parrell
John Ruddy
Willam Minger
Conte
Hobbery
Carrie Moore
Nora Sheehan
Robert Perry
John Norkus
Durtlomey Masoniz
Jacob Dowgert
Jovel Serviskey
Thomas Levehon
Amos Lesh
Thomas Lesh
James Hall
August Allomaneka
Paul Wystie
C. Mostronardi
T. H
Maloney
Morris V. Mortis
William
Casey
Adolph Shafer
Martin Gurrell
Philip Caviskey
John McAndrew
John Keichock
Thomas O'Donnell
Elizabeth O Donnel
David Ryan
Peter O'Hora
Edward O'Mara
Patrick Miloney
Martin Opello
Lewis Musmusa
James Sheridan
Patrick McNulty
Joseph Gilgalion
Frank Jones
Anna Kahler
Joseph Bhorta
John Baliske
George Washer
Andrew Barrick
Michael Cocosky
Ludwig Muciisky
Anthony You- Hinoski
Jenatz Bhoulls
Lo Pay Costa
John Thundek
Alexander Jaskey
Felix Kilucki
John Shalast
Paw Hitchorek
Frank Zachpan
Michael Ornocki
John Labranki
John MecCosky
Vitsco Dragno
Bridget Cageions
Hichard Clifford
Charles Woelkers
M. W. Renear
C. D. Howe
Nicholas Relkins
Steve Martin
Charles Koslosky
Frank Dake
Prop
Morris Wels
Anthony Subarth
Prom
William Holtham
Charlies Courtright
Oliver Nicola
Arthur Pringle
Jert Holtham
Daniel Maferty
OW Biniub
Prros
John Chorney
Mary Tornowky
John A
Arthur McNally
John Healy
Costa
William Boltram
Elizabeth Holtram
Paul Nowak
Peter Novak
Patrick Lamb
Ellen Lamb
Michel Teraski
Marty Pereh
Joseph Bhicoski
Adam Kergereki
James Wade
Thomas McDermoutt
BF. J. Neary
Annie Gallagher
Kate Naughton
John Ryan
Thomas Melvin
Margaret Kefry
George Error
Aroa
James Muldowney
Mary Muldowney
Conta
Martin Mazel
John Phillips
Banks Elect Officers In Five Scranton Banks
Stockholders of five Scranton banks elected new boards and reported strong results. First National named the existing directors with James A. Linen as president and James A. Linen as cashier. Third National announced fresh organizers and current officers William Connell and Henry Bellin Jr. remained. Traders’ National listed ten directors including Jermyn and Matthews. Scranton Savings re-elected the old board with F. L. Peck joining. deposits neared 1.5 million and a 5 percent dividend was declared. Dime Deposit and Discount re-elected a 1595 board with Breck as president and noted a 22 percent net profit for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
First National Bank
George L. Dickson
George B. Smith
W. R. Storrs
W. F
Kemmerer
E. &. Jones
C. P. Matthews
Joseph J. Jermyn
John T. Porter
C. W. Morss
Charlee Schlager
C. E. Chittenden
Scranton Savings Bank
E. J. Lynett
Solomon Goldsmith
W. J. Lewis
M. J. Dale
H. Schadt
David Spruks
J. W. Garney
C. 8. Seamans
Jamie Fiteh
Charles DuPone Jreck
Ro G O. Brooks
EE. J. Lynett
Knights of Columbus Feast In Scranton With Notables
Scranton council of the Knights of Columbus marks its first anniversary with a banquet at the Jermyn tonight likely drawing 150 or more. Esteemed guests include Supreme Knight Cone and State Deputy Flaherty, with delegations from Carbondale Honesdale Susquehanna Great Bend Binghamton Syracuse Pittston Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia, and speakers outline themes from The Church and the Knights to The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The event, toastmastered by T J Duggan, starts at one o clock with music by Wager's orchestra and a schedule of tributes to various entities and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Knights of Columbus
John J. Cone
Jersey City
United States
John J. Delaney
New York City
James A. Flaherty
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Carbondale
Honesdale
Susquehanna
Great Bend
Binghamton
Syracuse
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
New York
T. J. Duggan
Cone
Kinghta
Columbus
Flaherty
James J. O'Neill
Wilkes Barre
John J. Murphy
D. L. Hart
Whiskes-Barre
Wager
Ra. J. Beamish
M. J. Cadden
M. E. McDonald
E. Thompson
Pr. W. M. Heedy
M. T. Howley
J. BR. Burnett
T. James Eagan
J. Jennings
M. P. Cawley
M. FP. Brown
John J. O'Boyle
Jersey Support for Third Circuit Seat in Jersey City Debate
A sketched plan seeks a third circuit judge and new district with Scranton Harrisburg and Williamsport as courthouses and a Newark HQ. Opponents fear Jersey lawmakers hijack the move to favor a Newark appointment while the Pennsylvanian districts seek relief from congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Central Belt
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Third Federal Judicial District
House Judiciary
Third District
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Western District Court
Pittsburg
Pneumonia Prevented by Chamberlains Cough Remedy
An ad notes that pneumonia can follow la grippe and cold, claiming Chamberlains Cough Remedy counteracts that risk. It extols the medicine as the best for bad colds and la grippe, with bottles guaranteed. Also mentions sale by Matthews Bros and local druggists and distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
All Drugette
Matthews Bros
Double Roasters prove lasting value after Christmas
The ad touts Double Roasters as durable metal pans with long term usefulness. It claims the price offers a strong investment even if purchase is delayed up to six months and highlights superior metal construction.
Sauce Dishes Highlighted Colors In Decor
A fragment notes three colors used in decoration and mentions gold tracing as a valued feature. The text references four residences and a sense of quality, though details are limited.
Jewelry Ad Describes 12 Inch Item With Gold Band
Classified note offers a 12 inch piece featuring a heavy gold band. It states the item was previously 12 inches but now priced at 10 cents.
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H. B. Ware
Fians
LL RM
Wiltiane Holding
Oppostotie
OV Ricks
Offiere
Bornaton Todge
Ae. Khiehta
Pyttlas
Scranton Clais New Oiemdens
Kiftoon Appicania
Moniny
Beranton Club
Home
Young Women's Christian Association
John Shaughnessy
Ten Weveln
Jervis Hardenbergh
Lang Soho
Nghonk
Sige
Spruce Street
Boranton
Poor Board
Church and Pariah Societion Ani Indidivu
Ofler House
Houe
Wiee
C. Pladiwin
Reese
Ayer
Frank Karoilefski
Peter Barhoske
Carl Behnelder
Ignatz Belonaz
Joseph Chonek
Anthony Durkin
Joseph Papton
Joseph Payton
John Coneh
BANKS
P. Jadwhite
Dr.Bull
Bunco
Springs
Newark
Acheson
Dallas
Archbald
Washington
Congressman Parker
Sub
Judiciary Committee
Parker
Archibald
Archbeld
Lane's
Heiseman Brow
Mac
Lacko Wanna Avenue
China
Kali
Millar & Peck
Jardinieres
Sevice Sses
Ruecenenesia
Lacka. Ave
Jotin I. Ludwig, Prop
Guernsey Hall
Guernsey
Soranten
Washington Ave
Washington Wyvenue
Mercereau & Connell
Scranton Cash Store
A. F. Kizer
Washington Avenue
Icealine
Icealine Mpg. CO
Holyoke
Mass
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