Notable locals and visitors in the city yesterday
Hon. FE. O. Coray of West Pittston visited the city. Rev. Father Morrison of Towanda returned after a brief visit. Alderman John T. Viowe of the seventeenth ward is homebound. P. E. Kilkeutlen of Washington avenue left to study law at Georgetown. W. Gaylord Thomas spoke at Culdbellows Grand Lodge in Philadelphia and addressed the Norristown lodge. Frederick Nichols of Doud and Nichols hardware returned from Atlantic. S. Ocltinger of Moonemy Furniture left for Baltimore to join his brother touring West production centers. T. A. McCue and J. Aslman Bevan of the New York Journal pursue the Scranton Sunday Free Press merger. Henry Bonn, recently returning from New York, travels to Antwerp, Cologne, and Corinbad Springs, planning a year abroad. He has spent almost fifty years in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. O. Coray
Weat Pittston
Father Morrison
Towanda
John T. Viowe
Seventeenth Ward
P. E. Kileutlen
Washington Avenue
Georgetown University
W. Gaylord Thomas
Grand Lodge of Culdbellows
Philadelphia
Norristown Lodge
Frederick Nichols
Doud and Nichols
Upper Lackawanna
Mie
Atlantic
Ocltinger
Moonemy Murniture
Baltimore
West
T. A. McCue
J. Aslman Bevan
New York Journal
Wly
Scranton Sunday Free Press
Henry Bonn
South Side
New York
Southwark
Antwerpt
Bonn
Cologne
Switzerland
Corinbad Springs
Cuban Relief Movement Gains Practical Support
The Cuban relief movement in the city shows promise as Mayor Bailey reports four cash gifts totaling $12 and a large bundle of clothing. A ward sympathizer contributed clothing valued at $5, and the mayor notes new supplies arriving after office hours. Liver complaints are reportedly cured by Beecham's Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Seventeenth Ward
Beecham
New Scranton Dairy Combine Aims for Citywide Milk Supply
The Scranton Dairy company consolidates major local dairies and retailers with a $450000 capital stock. E L Fuller serves as president and J N Willard as treasurer while G M Carpenter may manage. The plan centralizes distribution from Conrad’s depot, promising lower costs and earlier service, with contracts already in place and a push for a purer supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Fuller
BW. Willard
Scranton
Scranton Dairy Company
FE. N. Wilard
E. Ll. Fuller
J. N. Willard
William Cornell
William Hallstead
FE. N. Willard
Henry Belin
William T. Smith
G. M. Carpenter
A. J. Stone
F. R B. Stone
William Conrad
Charles Shedd
Joseph Behrether
Stone Bros
North End Milk Company
Seranteon
Conrad's
Lareh Street
Monsey
Fletire
Carpenter
Clergy Transfer Updates From Wilkes-Barre Parish
Rev Father McNally, formerly at 81 Patrick's Church Beranton, transfers to Georgetown chapel. Rev Father O Rourke, previously at Hazleton, returns to St Marys Wilkes Barre in the latest clerical moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father McNally
Patrick’s Church
Beranton
Georgetown
Father O'Rourke
Hazleton
St. Mary's
Wilkes-Barre
Judge Willard Surprised by Superior Court at Home
Judges of the Superior court surprised former associate Judge Willard at his residence with a handsome set of carvers in a fine case. Judge Orlady gave the presentation speech. Willard could only thank the court, and the evening concluded with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Willard
Orlady
Scranton Engineers Club Holds Annual Meeting and Dinner
The Scranton Engineers club held its annual business meeting in the board of trade building followed by dinner and social hours. Officers were elected C P D Backington president W M Marple vice president H W Rowley recording secretary A H Storrs treasurer and A J Lisler librarian. A lecture on Flying Machines by KB Roberts was announced for January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Engineers’ Club
Board of Trade
C. PD. Backington
W. M. Marple
H. W. Rowley
A. H. Storrs
A. J. Lisler
Lbrarian
James Abbard
W. A. May
Co. Rose
KB. W. Roberts
Maxim
Lillienthal
Langley
Roberts
George O'Neil
Asslatants
Scranton
Lab
Blackington
F. W., Gerevke
BE. T. Connor
A. B. Dunning
C. C. Mattes
Gardner Sanderson
H. B. Cox
Walter Frick
A. D. Blackington
A. H. Allen
W. E. Capwell
E. T. Connor
Wilkes-Barre
C. c. Conkling
A. F E. Deal
William W. Drinker
A. B H. Dunning
W. L. Evans
Charles Farrer
Carbondale
F. W. Gerecke
H. Ll. Harding
Charles BR. Kinsley
Benjamin F. Lane
A. H. Lee
A. C. Lamont
W. M. Markel
C. Mattes
Willam McClare
W. Parsons
J. Parrish
Ezra R. Peckins
F. FE. Pratt
Fd. Pratt
Prank J. Pratt
Preston Robinson
C. C. Rose
J. Gardner Sanderson
Lewis GB. Smith
W. BE. Matthews
William A. James
Peckville
Robert E. Hurley
Alfred Lister
Frederick C. Whitmore
F. G. Wolfe
Frank Silliman, Jr
Morgan Davis
Herbert Adleon
John BR. Bryden
T. J. Foster
Ticket to New York for Sale
A youth named D. Youngman, who had been hired as a lineman by the Scranton Railway, quit his job days ago and tried to return to New York. He was stopped at 145 a.m. by Patrolman Day as he attempted to board the Dewar Lackawanna and Western train and spent the night in the station house while a warrant for wire theft from his former employer was reviewed. The warrant was sworn by manager Frank Silliman Jr before Alderman Millar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Youngman
Scranton Railway Company
New York
Day
Youngman
Peruse
The
Railway Company
Frank Silliman, Jr
Millar
Judge Willeys Lecture Tonight At Albright Library
Judge Willey returns to the lecture platform with An Hour With Three Great Questions in the Albright Library auditorium. Critics invited include leading figures from business, profession and literature, signaling strong attendance for his return after ten years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Willey
Albright Library
Box Collections Fund Charity Work Amid Thefts
The Board of Associated Charities reports box collections fund its work with $20 stolen from Zeigler's cafe $3 at Rutledge's and $2.60 at the Scranton House. Since starting the box scheme there have been two thefts including a case where the thief took the box itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Associated Charities
Cohen
Zeigler
Rutledge's
Scranton House
Fifty Delegates for Fahey Slate in City Convention Fight
Democratic City Committee factions battled over delegates for tomorrow’s city convention to nominate six directors. Ex Sheriff Fahey claimed 50 delegates would back his slate, while the regular organization disputed the result as noncommittal with no coordinated poll effort. The dispute centers on support for Fahey Gibbons and their chosen candidates as party divisions sharpen before Saturdays convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Ehve
Fahey-Gibbons
Fahey- Gibbons
Fahey
the &J. Charlies Hotel
John Gibbons
Benson Davis
A. L. Francois
James J. Grier
Henry J. Zeigler
Gibbons
Davis
Francois
Grier
Zeigler
Children’s Dancing Party Honors Harold and Helen Connell
Mr and Mrs H A Connell hosted a dancing party at their Vine Street home in honor of their children Harold and Helen. Lawrence orchestra provided music with many guests and assistants named among the attendees and several young people listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Connell
Vine Street
Harold
Helen
Lawrence Orchestra
Huntington
Mia
A. J. Connell
Rollo Jermyn
A. FE. Connell
Adda Bone
Helen Stevens
Helen Simpson
Jessie
Natalie
Margaret Connell
Gertrude Coursen
Gertrude Beckwith
Dorothy Warren
Marguerite Barker
Frances Jermyn
Anna MacAnulty
Marjorie Platt
Gladys Watking
Candace Watson
Ethel Woodworth
Florence Peck
Adeline Hand
Edith Holland
Clara
Florence Porter
Elsie Powell
Lorena la Bar
Janet Storrs
Louise Smith
Helen Hales
Lorene Weichel
Grace Coolidge
Mattie Folgar
May Logan
Chira Wade
Eloise Phelns
Kathe Steell
Nettie Schlager
Helen Jones
Emme
Edith Wilcox
Emeline Tracy
Carol Finn
Evelyn
Marion Matthews
Margaret Kirkpatrick
Masters Harold Welles
Hosle
Cole Price
Richmond Tracy
Fred
Jones
Leon Griffin
Robert Barnard
Harold Norton
Harold Wentz
Ioe Jay
Charlie Wade
Harry Logan
Raeburn Watres
Bertie Mercereau
Gilbert Edgar
Arthur
Wille Matthews
Homer Rice
Curtis Platt
Lou Watkins
Douglas Torrey
Charlie Manness
Taylor Foster
Gordon
Eeson Taylor
Max Jessup
Raymond Sanderson
Edgar Coursen
Sam Barker
Robert McClare
Lawrence
Carleton M@annell
Erwin Christian
Edgar Connell
Kenneth Welles
Paul Holgate
Willie Dimmick
Nearly Bled to Death After Ice Fall in Dunmore
John Mason of Dunmore was injured Wednesday evening when he slipped on Chestnut street near Burke's tailor shop. He struck a sharp pointed iron fence, severing an artery and nearly dying before friends and a physician aided him. He remains at home, weakened by blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mason
Dunmore
Mason
Burke's Tailor Shop
Chestnut Street
Fends
Orban Held for Fayette County Murder Charge
County Detective Leyshon received a telegram from Fayette County to hold Andrew Orban who was arrested at Mayfield on a charge of murdering his brother Joseph at Brownaville. The telegram from C. E. Crow Uniontown assistant district attorney stated an officer would be sent at once for the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyshon
Fayette County
Andrew Orban
Mayfield
Joseph
Brownaville
C. E. Crow
Uniontown
Republicans of Dickson City Urge Primary Elections
The Republicans of Dickson City borough hold a primary at the usual polling place on Wednesday Jan 1 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. to select candidates for justice of the peace and two borough auditors. By order of the vigilance G Sk Reynolds Sec
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repubicans
Dickson City
Justice of the Pence
G. Sk. Reynolds
Teachers Gather for Gist Loreal Institute at Priceburg
The districts of Olyphant Peckville Dickson Throop and Winton hold the Gist loreal institute in Priceburg building No 2 at 1 30 o clock Saturday January 1. County Superintendent J C Taylor will attend and speak on School Management to the participating Lackawanna County teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant
Peckville
Dickson
Throop
Winton
Gist Loreal Institute
Priceburg
Lackawanna County
J. C. Taylor
Donations for Home for the Friendless Acknowledged
The treasurer of the Home for the Friendless thanks donors including Mr C G Boland Mr Philip Schne ll Mrs Cy Bonlottuber Mrs Louis Lommmnn and Mrs J Benj for contributions totaling six dollars in this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treaaurer
Ccevessee
Philip Schnell
Cy Bonlottuberk
Louis Lommmnn
J. Benj
Dim Mick
Local Trades and Shops in Harrisburg Area
Steam heating and plumbing offered by P F M T Howley at 231 Wyoming Avenue and optician services at Harris' Drug Store 125 Penn Avenue. Nolan Bros. advertise plumbing steam and gas fitting at 515 Linden Street. Also a bankrupt sale at 205 Lackawanna Avenue featuring E W Collars Manhattan Shirts and Seal Brand Hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twining
Penn Avenue
Harris’ Drug Store
Nolan Bros
Linden Street
Manhattan
Lackawanna Avenue
Babylon Colliery Changes by Simpson and Watkins
Extensive and costly changes are planned at the Babylon colliery by Simpson and Watkins. Mining operations were suspended for three months as the long treading and off head house are removed. A new elevator will raise coal to the surface and to the breaker tower, with three new tunnels driven inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson & Watkins
Babylon
Priest Transferred to Scranton Parish
Father A. T. Broderick, a curate of St. Marys church, is transferred to St. Patricks church in Scranton to assist Father Whelan. He leaves at once for his new field and will help in Sunday services. Parishioners recall his popularity at St Marys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Broderick
Father Whelan
Scranton
A. T. Broderick
St. Mary's Church
St. Patrick's Church
Wee
St. Mary's
Man Placed in County Jail After Wedding Outrage Case
Alderman W. and Millar ordered Frank Komperla held in default of $600 bail on wife desertion and carrying concealed weapons charges. He is connected to an alleged outrage on a young girl at a Taylor wedding last Wednesday night. His wife testified at yesterday morning's hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Millar
Frank Komperla
Komperla
Taylor
Apartment House Project on Wyoming Avenue Considered
A plan to build a large apartment house on Wyoming avenue between Mulberry and Vine streets is under review. Efforts seek options on the Pughe Merrifield and Bushnell properties, totaling 160 feet of frontage on Wyoming avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
Mulberry
Vine Streets
Pughe
Merrifield
Bushnell
Holy Cross Church Fair Features Local Acts
At Holy Cross church fair this evening the programme includes Kitty Gibbons vocal solo William Giliey recitation and John Devine banjo selection. Strong attendance may extend the event into the next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Church Fair
Kitty Gibbons
William Giliey
John Devine
Manley and Sweeney File as Citizens Candidates
James Manley and Morgan Sweeney filed nomination papers for re election as Democratic select and common councilmen in the Twelfth ward. They run on a Citizens ticket with independent candidates for all ward and election board offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Manley
Morgan Sweeney
Twelfth Ward
Citizens
Election Board
Press Club Ball Draws Scranton Dancers in Wilkes-Barre
Many will attend the annual Press Club Ball at Wilkes-Barre as Scranton residents who enjoy dancing look forward to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Bread shop slashes prices for more bread value
Local bakery announces reduced prices on bread starting today, promising more loaves for less money. The ad emphasizes extra value and high quality white bread to attract customers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton’s Book Store
Peloubets
M. Norton
Penn Ave
A. B. Warman
Columbian Detective Agency
Dime Bank Building
Scranton, PA
W. B. Henwood
Lackawann Ave
Chas McMullen
the Traders National Bank Blog
Beat Btock
Vtelephone
Onton SA
Thomas Non
Eeneen Anes
North Main Ave
L. Holly P
Joslin
Opeane
Capouse Avenue
Secrees
George G. Winans
BK & Il
NEW Dairy Company
Judge Willard
Dr. Youngman
Will
Democratic City Committee
Carty
Alexander
Oppenheim
Gentleman
Indy
Mr. A. Connell
Orban
Institute Af
Hlome
P.&f
M. T. Howley
Wyomingtva
Clarke Bros
Bronson & Tallman
Spruce Street
S. C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St
Jermyn
Ingram Art Squares
N. H
Orthéa
Holy Cross Church
Council
H. J. Collins
Maloney OL and Manufacturing CO
Japan
E. G
Coursen
Lackawanna Age
Raynolds
Hand& Payne
Washington Ave
Rookery Building
J. W. Guernsey's
China
Mpropla
Silverstone
Williama
Dunn
Scranton Tribune Bindery
Tribune Building
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