Local Social Notes and Weddings in Brooklyn
Bellevue residents and visitors list winter moves to Lake Helen Florida and Beers, Montrose, Williamsport, and Behrnectady. Kate Mackey of New York visits friends. Mr Powers and Mrs Paine are visiting Hick and Mulberry Street families. Miss Kate McMunama and Slattery wed at St Peter’s Cathedral. Cohen of New York visits family on Linden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Green
Bellevue
Providence
Williamsport
M. W. Lowry
Clay Avenue
J. A. Powers
Mereland
Cohdest
Lake Shore, Michlan and Southern Railroad Company
Lis. Pwers
Mulberry Street
Slattery
Brooklyn N.Y
Hey
J. C. B. Meeley
HI. Peter's Cathedral
Brooklyn
Renno Cohen
New York
Linden Street
Scranton Tribune notices and bank directors listed
Not a cent was received yesterday for The Tribune fund for the Home for the Friendless. The Scranton Tribune notes the event and lists community figures while reporting on the Stockholders Meeting of the Bankers. Directors elected include Charles DuPont Breck and G. R. Brooks with officers named later. The item also mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills promotional copy amid mixed local notices and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bineeposit and Discount Bank
Charles DuPont Breck
R. G. Brooks
Av. Francois
George B. Jermyn
J. Lynett
Solomon Goldsmith
W. Z. Lewin
M. H. Dale
C. H. Schadt
David Boruks
J. W. Garney
C. 8. Beaman
James Fitch
Charles DuPontereck
RK. G. Brooks
Lake Winola title dispute traced to King Charles II record
Superior court heard a Lake Winola ownership case as appellant Lake Winola Association challenges Mott and others in ejectment history. Ancient charter references and prior sheriff writ issues framed the argument alongside other Lackawanna cases and a water flow damages suit resulting in a $400 verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 1
England
Lake Winola
EF. J. Jordan
Dershimer
Tunkhannock
Charles II
William Penn
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Scranton and Pittston Traction Company
John J. Jones
Corneline Wands
Lackawanna
Jones
Wands
H. M. Hannah
I. H. Patterson
Elier
North Fnd
Thomas Sanders
James H. Jenkins
Thomas Davidson
Appellee
Howards
Bright Avenue
Parker Street
Sultwart
Edwards
A. A. Worburg
Appellant
Atttorneys
Soper
Joseph O'Brien
The
Legal Sessions Review At Common Pleas Court
The Morris and Essex Coal Company vs Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad continues with defenses over statute applicability and permission for culm use. Judges hear other cases including Cobb vs Cobb for a $332 note and verdicts set to come in morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Morris and Essex Mutual Coal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Railroad Company
Hepp
Archbald
Isaac W. Cobb
Bri. H. Cobb
Hartlander
No. 3
Court Room
Jacob Harris
George C. Wilson
Simon H. Yearkle
Mathias Stipp
William Cramer
John G. Cure
William Miller
Blakely
Flynn
McGouldrick
James Flynn
Patrick McGouldrick
People's Mutual Live Stock Insurance Company
J. W. Sisco
Joshua J. Miller
Elmhurst
County Commissioners Adopt Resolutions on Fees Payment
The county commissioners designate specific days for the payment of costs and fees to aldermen, justices, constables and witnesses. The measure aims to reduce interference with other county business by moving payments to set mornings in the second and fourth weeks.
Davis theater to stage Killarney this Thursday to Saturday
Louisville columns preview Killarney at Davis theater with Virginia Johnson in a dual Kitty Burke Terry Doyle role. Also notes Mackay Opera company at Academy of Music presenting La Mascotte Fra Diavolo Pirates of Penzance Olivette with prices 10 20 and 30 cents. Frothingham hosts The Fatal Card next Saturday and A Social Highwayman opening January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Killarney
Davis’ Theater
Macauley’s
Emerald Isle
Mackay Opera Company
Academy of Music
Louise Moore
Esale Barton
May Burt
Josie Hart
Frank Nelson
Jules Cluzette
Will Daniels
Fra Diavolo
Olivette
the Frothingham
Frohman
Palmer's Theater
New York
Julius Cohn
K. M
Joseph Holland
Richard Mansfield
Garrick Theater Stock Company
Flattering Report on Woman's Temple of Chicago
A committee of counsel reports on the Woman's Temple affairs in Chicago. It notes the eight year lease at 10 000 annually with no revaluation, the building valued by experts, and the ability to cover fixed charges while retiring debt. It mentions stock subscriptions, a controlling purchase, and potential central ownership to support temperance work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Temple of
Chicago
Committee of Counsel
Teels
Tee
Matilda B. Carse
Boar
Temple Trustees
Board of Temple Trustees
Uno Cutlel
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Woman's Christ In Temperance Union
James W. Elseworth
William KE. Hale
John R. Walsh
William G. Hibbard
Lyman J. Ea
HB. Reany
Vi. HI. Kohlanat
Ft. BK. Jenkins
J. Hanry Bradley
Thomas Kane
Hl. A. Delano
Expensive Break Forces Deep Sewer Excavation
The broken sewer in front of the Wyoming house on Lackawanna avenue settled nearly three feet at the center. Street crews must dig a long trench from Wyoming avenue to opposite Lackawanna avenue to uncover and repair the damaged pipe. City Engineer Phillips attributes the settlement to a broken pipe and washed gravel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wyoming House
Lackawanna Avenue
Kinsley
Wyoming Avenue
Phillips
P. F. Mulligan
Peon Avenue
Hyde Park Avenue
Swetland Street
Capoose Avenue
Larch Street
Prospect Avenue
Palm
Genet Streets
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Meridian
Hampton
Eynon Streets
Scranton Traction Company
Elm Street
Mt. Pleasant
Mt Pleasant
Cedar Avenue
Stafford Meadow Brook
Poultry Show Opens in Sumter Hall Under Encouraging Auspice
The Scranton Poultry and Pet Stock association exhibit opened yesterday in Sumter's Hall at Lackawanna and Penn avenues and will run through Saturday. Admission is 25 cents. Birds cover a wide range from bantams to Wyandottes and Brahmas, with rabbits pigeons turkeys ducks geese and peacocks also shown. Entries exceed expectations and space on two upper floors is utilized. Judges will finish awards today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Sumter’s Hall
Lackawanna and
Penn Avenues
Hayler's Cocoa and Chocolates Featured in Tribune Appeal
The ad touts Hayler's Cocoa and Chocolates as a wholesome beverage aiding digestion and nerves. It urges readers to ask grocers to include the product with next orders. It also promotes a fund drive for The Tribune Home for the Friendless, urging savings on cigars be donated to support the charity.
Deaths Exceeded Births In City Reports
The board of health annual report shows more male births than female in 1895 and a death surplus over births by a small margin. Births have declined since 1892 with notable monthly totals, while the death rate remains low and stable despite dense growth. The note details sewer, street, and infrastructure actions under city contracts and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Briggs
Scranton
Bcranton
Funeral of Edward McGom at St Peter's Cathedral
The funeral for Edward McGom was held yesterday at St. Peter's Cathedral after he died during mass last Sunday. A solemn high mass of requiem was conducted by Rev. J. A. O'Reilly with Deacon Rev. T. W. Carmody and Subdeacon Rev. M. J. Millane. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery with pallbearers Patrick O'Malley Anthony Judge Matthew Keegan Michael Moffitt Anthony Moffitt and Frank Mangan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
Edward McGom
J. A. O'Reilly
T. W. Carmody
Nani
M. J. Millane
Father O'Reilly
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Patrick O'Malley
Anthony Judge
Matthew Keegan
Michael Moffitt
Anthony Moffitt
Frank Mangan
Chemicals Extinguished Blaze on Third Floor at No 24 Lackawanna
A fire on the third floor of a building at No 24 Lackawanna avenue started when an oil stove in Joseph Baser's apartments set a lace curtain ablaze at 10 o clock last night. The Chemical engine promptly put out the flames with no water used. The window frame and some furnishings were damaged. total loss under $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 23
Joseph Baser
Lackawanna Avenue
Cement Sidewalk Ban Enforced by City Ordinance
The city approved an ordinance prohibiting cement sidewalks, signed by Mayor Connell and now operative. It also authorizes penalties for non compliance and includes resolutions on Kel lum court property sewer connections and Schoen property encroachment on Jackson street with steps to remove or purchase if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Kellum Court
Tenth District
Streets and Bridges Committee
Schoen
Jackson Street
Main Avenue
Slander suit filed over alleged murderess remark in Scranton
Mrs Elizabeth A Grice sues Angis Campbell for $5000 alleging defaming remarks in the Thirteenth ward. The complaint states she is married to Israel Grice and resides at 201 Marion Street. Witnesses reportedly heard Campbell call her a murderess and other disparaging terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
John M. Harria
Elizabeth A. Grice
Angis Campbell
Israel Grice
Marion Street
Thirteenth Ward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton
Snow
MAN OS
Sal
Weston Mill Co
Tribune
Scranton Tribune
St. Luke's Church
Henry A. Knupp
G. F. Schwenker
Sideoees
JIM Bank
Hood
Pilbeury
Tne
Weber
Guernsey
Isros
Koghler
Superior Court
Common Pleas Court
Morris & Essex Coal Company
Saillon Trial
Sumter
Horsford
Hayler
Tribune Home
Edward M'Goyif
Swayne
William H. Smith
Clark's
Green
Total
Hocins
Rexford
Lackawanna Ave
P, M’crea &D, Exchange
Wyoming Ave
Haviland & Co
Carlsbad
Haviland's
China
Hall
Weichel & Millar
Clothiers, Hatters,& Furnishers
Steinway & Son's
Decker Bros
Kramniche & Bache
N. A. Hulbert
Music Store
Scrafitow
M’cann
Brussels
Body Brussels
Lackawarra Safe Deposit Bank
Aylesworth’s
A. E. Rogers
G. Elmen« Dorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
Coal Exchange
Clothiers
Coal Exchange Clothiers
Martin & Delany
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