Scrantonarea residents note travel and court events
Miss Annie Gallagher of Pittston visits Scranton relatives while I H House heads to Pittsburg for a day. Frank Carlucci and Joseph Cossesve plan a Feb 21 Italy voyage as H C Reynolds manages a Gent's furnishing dept. at Leader store. Nettletons depart for Lake Helen Florida for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Gallagher
Pittston
Scranton
I. H. House
Pittsburg
Mere
AJ Warman
California
Mise Josephine Scott
Wayne
Mire
H.C. Reyn- Olle
Quincey Avenue
Atore
Chirae
Frank Carlucci
Joseph Cossesve
Italy
FE. Nettleton
North Washington Avenue
Lake Helen
Fla
Robert J. Calhorn
Chris William Mut*lave, Jr
Buffalo
Shiels
New York City
Frank T. Wampler
Philadelphia
Margaret Cur Fol
Dunmore
St. Mary'a Church
Mr. Wampler
Me Ehanke
Scranton Traction Comboy
Union ‘Traction Company
Ine. G. Roland
Vnsiraner
Porter Rearrested for Defaulting on Settlements with Electric Light
George W. Porter, a defaulting creditor of the Suburban Electric Light Co, was rearrested after failing to settle as promised. Prosecutors had delayed charges earlier, but with no settlement forthcoming he was jailed in default of $800 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Porter
Suburban Electric Light Company
Wis Owain
EK. B
Sturges
Electric Light Company
A. Rose
Porter
Fred von Storch
Alderman Wright
Pillsbury Flour Mills Capacity Noted
The passage notes Pillsbury flour mills with a daily capacity of 17 500 barrels and describes the product as a pleasant wholesome beverage aiding digestion and steadying the nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillsbury's
Opening of the Superior Court in Scranton Crowded Courtroom
The first session of the Superior Court in Scranton drew a large crowd as judges including P. Smith and H. J. Heeder appeared. The court opened with oath readings dispensed, and a busy morning session followed with list reviews, admissions, and preliminary arguments among many local lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Superior Court
Postofice
Scrantoplans
W Hole
William K. Taylor
Philadelphia
PP. Smith
Howard J. Heeder
Euston
John J. Wickham
Teaver
Charles FE. Rice
Wilkes-Barre
J. N. Willard
George J. Orlady
Slantingdon County
Rice
Montgomery
Keystone Fibre Company
Common Pleas
Monroe County
Mulholland
Hushbrook Water Company
Lackawanna County
Montroe County
Staples
Archbald
Lackawinna
Ihs
Horace Bk. Hand
Henry W. Mulholland
A. E. Chapin
T. D. Garman
Nanthooke
Herring
John Garman
Chamberlain
Lilley
Columbia County
C. KR. Buckalew
Fred Thaler
James Seariet
W. H. Shawn
Samuel Stevens
Willam K. Taylor
Daniel Ahern
Plans To Rehabilitate Home Of The Friendless After Fire
The Home of the Friendless board met at the YWCA to arrange repairs after a Saturday afternoon fire left the home uninhabitable. Carpenters began work, plasterers to finish by week end, and residents will return once interiors are safe. A $40,000 fundraising drive begins with a 7:20 pm Board of Trade meeting to enlist business leaders for building funds. Local institutions and donors have offered aid, with immediate pledges and in-kind support noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home of the Friendless
Young Women’s Christian Association
Adams Avenue
Young Women's Christian Association
Board of Trade
Oval School
Superior Court
Elks’ Club
Kirmess
Symphony Orchestra
Tribune
St. Patrick's Orphan Asylum
the Good Shepherd
Foundling Asylum
Scranton
White
Wyoming
Connolly & Wallace
Voting irregularities in Olyphant council race revealed
One elector testified that Anthony Hale marked No 37 on the tally while the councilman election in Olyphant Third ward pitted James Flynn against Edward J. Kurke. Judge Archbald ordered Sheridan and Mebble brought to court to identify ballots No 7 and No 40s, amid ambiguity over ballot marking and reader in the booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant
James J. Flynn
Edward J. Kurke
Anthony Mi Hale
Archbald
Anthony Mebble
Thomas Sheridan
Sheridan
Burke
Flynn
Metiale
Pryian
McHiale
Texloy
Co. O'Malley
Joseph Arlen
Is H. H. Yeager Insane Testimony Heard Before Commissioner
Testimony was heard before Commissioner Hower and a jury on whether H. H. Yeager of Moscow is of unsound mind. Petitioners led by his children seek a committee to manage his person and estate. next hearing will present a full inventory of his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Tower
H. H. Yeaker
Moscow
Angelica Clements
Willam Yeager
John FL
Yeager
Martha Lamereaux
Emma E. Carr
TH. A. Knapp
W Pawson
Jt. H. Burns
W. Roberts
L. C. Bortree
Charles A. Wiggins
BE. EB. Robathan
J. F. Baumeister
Adam Thompson
Street Railway Officers Form New Boards
Stockholders and directors of three Scranton trolley lines met yesterday and elected boards that immediately organized. The Valley Passenger Railway J P Isley president George M Hallstead vice president C Ford Stevens secretary and treasurer Frank Silliman Jr and C M Chirk directors. P B Page president J Alton Davis vice president H E Hand secretary treasurer I L Post. L Phillips W A Page and Thomas H Thomas directors. Scranton Passenger Railway J P Ilsley president Frank ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Be, Taylor
E. P. Kingsburg
Valley Passenger Railway Company
Scranton Suburban Railway Company
Scranton Passenger Railway Company
J.P. Isley
George M. Hallstead
C. Ford Stevens
Frank Silliman, Jr
C. M. Chirk
P. 8. Page
J. Alton Davis
H. E. Hand
I. L. Post
L. Phillips
W. A. Page
Thomas H. Thomas
I'Goon
Ranton T Way Company
J. P. Illsley
Frank
Local The Tribune mentions Guernsey Broad facts
Fragmentary notice references Guernsey Broad area and cigar bills tied to an economised plan. No clear event or named individuals or organizations are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Home
Political maneuvering clouds a city mayor race
The scene centers on Democratic efforts to name a slate for mayor and treasurer with C G Boland distancing from candidacy while M J Kelly and Captain Samuel Hines show willingness for treasurer. Hailey may decline candidacy, and a late morning St Charles hotel meeting was planned to resolve nominations amid disarray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
C. G. Boland
M. J. Kelly
Samuel Hines
Mr Kelly
Reading
James
Hailey
Edward Robinson
Spruks
Cc. G. Boland
Republican caucus apportionments in Lackawanna township
At Altermus hall Moosic last night the Republican conferes apportioned offices for districts including supervisor town clerk and school director terms. Caucuses set for Jan 7 at McCrindle's Moosic and Mahon's hall Olyphant nominate borough officials. Democratic caucus in Mahon's hall Olyphant nominated Peter Walsh borough auditor and James Toward high constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Conferrees
Lackawanna Township
Altermus
Moosle
Northeast
Weat
Hust
Southwest
South
McCrindle
Mahon's Hall
Olyphant
Peter Walsh
James Toward
Mangan’s Mad Act Derailed by Bystander's Alert
Martin Mangan a laborer on Tenth street tried to throw himself before a moving Delaware Lackawanna and Western train at West Lackawanna avenue crossing. County Detective Leyshon and another bystander dragged him off the track. He was taken to the station and locked up after attendants reported recent derrick accident injuries and heavy drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Mangan
Tenth Street
West Lackawanna Avenue
Leyshon
Lewis and Neals
Mangan
City Approves North Malin Avenue Sidewalk Upgrades
On Sept 28 an ordinance authorized tiwstone sidewalk curb and gutter work on North Malin Avenue between Jackson and Pettebone Streets. Contractor McNally did not wait for Clio's certification as the measure proceeded and a related resolution followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNally
Clio
North
Malin
Jackson and
Pettebone Streets
Court Refuses Receiver for Providence Store Company
Judge Gunster declines to appoint a receiver for the Providence Store Co after reviewing the case. He finds no basis to strip control from firm's members and place management under the court. It notes community appeals for charity and a local political caucus in Blakely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael F. Dolphin
Court of Equity
Providence Store
Gunster
Rare Art Gems Sold at Deep Discounts by Ullmann Co
Scattered by December crowds, several hundred real art gems were sold at 1 to 4 value from Ullmann Manufacturing Co on 27th street and Istave in New York. A chance to buy pictures at such prices may not recur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullmann Manufacturing Co
27Th Street
Istave
New York
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Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Wee Horsford
Dudges
Honorable Court
Willard
Wickham
Orlady
Beaver
I. N. Willard
Mra
Everett Warren
Mra. A. PD. Holland
Smith
BF. Mellovern
John M. Garman
Nanticoke
Nanticke
A. K Chopin
James W. Platt
Charles BE. Terry
Mr. Dershimer
Tunkhannock
C.H. Staples
Stroudsburg
Garrick Harding
C. C. Donovan
M. J. Donahan
P. W. Stokes
J. D. Fellows
John PP. Kelly
W. Edgar
C. FP. Davison
L. Hawley
Horace B. Hand
C. W. Dawson
John M. Harris
George P. Wilson
R. A. Zimmerman
George Sanderson
A. A. Chase
H. H. Yeager
Hower
Swayne
Street Railway
Weber
Guernsey
Boland
Kelly
Halley
Republican
James G. Bailey
Edmund J. Robinson
St. Charles’ Hotel
James McNally
Wee
Hood
Eciivena
Mt Mahon's Hall
Vigilance Committee
Phl Mc.Cunn
Joseph Huskins
Samuel Archer
Priendless
Providence Store Co
Tribune Fund
Firestricken
Huyler
Tribone
Blakely
Rexford
Lackawanna Ave
China
Haviland & Co
Carlsbad
Haviland’s
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Clothiers
Steinway & Son
Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Music Store
M’cann’s
P. M’grea & CO
Aylesworth's
A. E. Rogers
G. Elmendor
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
Nicwel
Shidme Eyra
Fran Rand
Ava
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