Notable Local Figures Train Southward for Business Trip
Miss McCausland and Mrs McCausland, former Slaters, travel with Captain McCausland in the Thirteenth regiment. J Jeweks and Patrick Mullerin of Mulverin Jadge, with J M Rhodes of Scranton Vitrified Brick, depart for the south to oversee lumber interests. Mutherin family joins to Augusta, Ga., visiting relatives. Reverend F M Davenport, ex Wyoming Seminary instructor, and Edith Andrus wed at Yonkers with Bishop Fitzgerald officiating. Attendants include Miss Bullard and professors Dean Stadler. Davenport is an eloquent preacher and noted by many here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCausland
Slater
James McCausland
Thirteenth Regiment
McCaurland
Jewekex
Patrick Mullerin
Mulverin & Jadge
J. M. Rhodes
Scranton
Weeleyan University
Miseee Bullard
Wilkes-Parre
W. Ll. Dean
H. V. Stadler
Kingston
Davenport
Reception in Cathedral for Holy Name Society Initiates
In St Peter's Cathedral last night sixty candidates joined the Holy Name Society, increasing its membership to about 3,900. Rev J A O'Reilly led hymns with John Colligan on violin and Aloysius Colligan at the organ as Rev J J McCabe Rev P J Gough and Rev J J Th Feeley assisted in the ceremonies. Rev D J Bustin of St Mary's Wilkes-Barre delivered the sermon warning that reverence for the name of the Lord and abstinence from blasphemous language are essential. Members pledge to observe Sundays and holy days and to influence others to do the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
Holy Name Society
J. A. O'Reilly
John Colligan
Aloysius Colligan
Father O'Reilly
J. J. McCabe
South Scranton
P. J. Gough
J. J. Th. Feeley
D. J. Bustin
St. Mary's Church
Wilkes-Barre
Father Bustin
Christ
Heaven
Hell
Mretter
Jenne
Keogh and De Oro to Clash in Exhibition Pool Match
Jerome R. Keogh of this city and Alfredo De Oro the Cuban crack will duel for a 250 purse and half the gate at Maurice Daly’s parlors in New York during the week starting January 23. They play 150 balls nightly for four nights and 20 balls on the last two nights, in an exhibition not a title contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome R. Keogh
Alfredo de Oro
Syracuse
Maurice Daly
Thirty-first Street
Broadway
New York
Daly
DeOro
Keowh
Clearwater
Keogh
Scranton
WEEE IN THE COURTS BEGINS SECOND WEEK AT COUNTY COURT
The Superior court opens a two o'clock session with cases from Lackawanna Wayne Pike and Susquehanna counties and appeals from last week. John Gibbons habeas corpus case to be heard with possible certiorari review in contempt matter. Judge Harmon Yerkes assists three weeks January term with Gunster v Throop and Smith v Loomis listed among major cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Superior Court
Lackawanna
Wayne
Pike
Susquehanna
John Gibbons
Gibbons
Common Pleas Court
Harmon Yerkes
Bucks County
Gunster
Usaig
BH. H. Throop
Cornelius Smith
F. EB. Loomis
Joseph Fellows
Board of Trade Meeting Sets Dinner and Weather Bureau Chief
The annual dinner and meeting of the board of trade will be attended by over a hundred members, with Secretary Atherton reporting acceptances by Saturday noon. Chief Moore of the Weather bureau will preside as dinner starts at 7.90 o'clock. Music by Bauer. Lane's at 320 Spruce Street offers wines and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Atherton
Moore
Bauer
Discharge of Duryea Prisoners in Corcoran Case
District Attorney Martin dropped the case after three hearings when Seidman failed to produce key witnesses and Alder man Donahoe discharged John Monaghan Thomas Monaghan Mary Monaghan Thomas Clark and David Williams. The $5,000 reward was withdrawn as commissioners seek a reputable detective agency for future such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Donahoo
Seidman
John
Thomas
Mary Monighan
Thomas Clark
David Williams
Ike Feldman
Corcoran
Squire Donahoe
Wilkes-Barre
Peter Wisnoski
Mike Wanofski
Spcial
Curtis
Philip Swartz
J. Sommers
Wilkes-Farre
McDonald
Duryea
Klinehail
Seldman
Attey Martin
Commonwealth
John T. Martin
Scranton
Seitiman
Poxy
Quiler
Donahoe
Monaghan
John J. Rhea
Seidmans
Nies
Polles
D. J. Davie
Dorranceton
Spe
Cial
Robert Curtis
Brand Seidman
County Commissioners
Lugerne
Anid
First Clase
Important Decision in Jermyn Coal Case
Judge Archbald rules for defendants Elliott McClure in the equity suit over coal lands near Old Forge township. Case involves a parole exchange dispute and mining on a neighboring tract, with $8,000.41 awarded by another examiner’s report but overturned on appeal. Appeals expected to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn & Co
Elliott, McClure & Co
Archbald
Old Forge Township
Taylor Borough
Cams
St. John's Brook
el- Hott
McClure &4
Sibley Calliery
Elliott, McClure &Co
Ebbott, McClure & Mo
Equity
Archibald
B. Price
Alfred Hand
Major Everett Warren
Aa. 0. Fuerst
Bellefonte
Supreme Court
Fresh Fruit Prices at Wee Headquarters
Fancy California oranges 25 for 25 cents and 35 cents each. Fancy grapefruit 10 cents each or $5.50 per box. Fresh tomatoes 20 cents per pound. Wee Headquarters for oranges and fruit promises best goods for least money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Soldiers to march to Harrisburg for inauguration program
Three Scranton and one Hazleton company of the Eleventh regiment depart tonight for Harrisburg to take part in tomorrow's inauguration. The First Battalion’s four companies muster at the armory by 7:00 PM then travel aboard a special Delaware Lackawanna and Western train. Bauer’s band accompanies the battalion. they will be joined in Harrisburg by eight companies from the other two battalions with headquarters near the Pennsylvania depot rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Honesdale
Harrisburg
Bauera
Harrisbore
Pennsylvania
Train Car Plows Into Exchange Hotel After Brake Failure
A Drinker-Washburn streetcar, No. 301, ran away at 4:29 AM on Drinker street hill, jumped the track, and crashed into the Exchange hotel on the southwest corner of Drinker and Blakely. No one was injured. the motorman and conductor escaped. Damaged were the hotel porch and rail, car front and hotel bar windows. A stone depost near the impact helped slow the wreck. Cause was a broken brake rod. The car was moved to the barn under its own power afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drinker-Washburn
Drinker Street
Ita
Local residents pledge refund for cough syrup bottle
The undersigned agree to refund one money unit for a Greene's Warranted Syrup bottle if it fails to cure a cough or cold. Names listed include John P. Donahue of Ranton and others from Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
J. G. Ryin
Amiére
John P. Donahue
Ranton
Eleventh Annual Y W C A Meeting in Pittsburg Program
Scranton participants prepare to attend the eleventh annual Y W C A meeting in Pittsburg from January 7 to 20. Mrs L A Watres will give the welcome address. Mrs E H Ripple will preside at Presidents meeting. extensive plans include prayers, Bible hours, conferences for city and college associations, and a reception for delegates at Senator Flinn’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Watres
Young Women's Christian Association
Pittsburg
International Association
Mika Slarriet Taylor
Pittsburg Association
Senator Flinn
Cornelius Woelfkin
Brooklyn
Mise BR. J. de Vore
Pittzboro
Mixa Launw
Wild
Mike Florence Brown
Lancaster
Mra I. T. Whernon
Martha Bennett
Wilkes-Barre
Dai
Loren Given
Clarion
Sir
G. EL Wilbur
Moomsburg
Mise
Deborah Pearwall
Grove City
N. A. Lowry
Specranton
Biers
Boxing Showdown at Moehall Sparks Scranton Interest
Tonight at Moehall the 160 pound bout between Doc Payne of Baltimore and Tim Hurley of Susquehanna Pa unfolds before the American Sporting club. Tickets sold at Loftus and Melvin's drug store with reserve seats available until 6 pm. Payne, in good form, seeks victory while Hurley, due in at 10 am, is equally confident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Payne
Baltimore
Maryland
Tim Hurley
Susquehanna
American Sporting Club
Moeiehall
Scranton
Loftus and
Melvin
Payne
Hurley
P. J. Connors
Connors
Payne Remains Center of Local Boxing Interest
Payne earns strong consideration after a string of victories. Tonight’s preliminary pits Chris Nose of the Scranton Athlete Club against Mike Kane of Minowkald McCoy. Kane, chosen to second Payne, is expected to arrive today. a telegram noted Payne’s continued prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Chris Nose
Scranton Athlete Club
Mike Kane
Minowkald
McCoy
Escaped by Jumping From Florence Mission
Two young women named Scott and Weaver escaped from the Florence mission last night by leaping from a window. Police officer Saltry arrested them and took them to the central station when they could not explain their night attire. The escape was reported to the police by the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Scott
Weaver
City
Honesdale
Hatchers
Saltry
Lackawanna Avenue
Capouse Avenue
Central Police Station
Man Named Abe Fox Forced Entry and Slept in Office
Abe Fox forced entry into the Union Transfer office on Franklin avenue Saturday night, wrecking furniture before lying down to sleep. He was awakened by Patrolman Potter around 4 AM, found very drunk, and, with Patrolman Neals, taken to Center Street police station. He will appear before the mayor after failing to sober up for a police court hearing yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Fox
Union Transfer Company
Franklin Avenue
Fox
Potter
Neals
Center Street
Obituary notices multiple deaths in local area
Mrs. Robert Evans died Saturday afternoon from pneumonia at 1 40 o clock in her home 0 North Sumner avenue age 60 years she lived on the West Side for years her husband and four children George Easterly George K William B and James M Evans survive Winifred Verrity died yesterday at her brother John Herrlitys home in Broadway after a bout with pneumonia four weeks ago funeral set for tomorrow at 9 am Holy Cross Catholic church interment Cathedral cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Nearney
Archilald
J. H. Keurney
Wyoming
Ivanite
Ashville
N. J
Robert Evans
Sumner Avenue
Morogee
West Side
George Easterly
George K
William B
James M. Evane
Winifred Verrity
John Herrlity
Broadway
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Cathedral
Return Judges Meet in Convention for City Primary Canvass
The return judges of the city Republican primaries convene at the Republican club rooms Price building Tuesday at 2 p m to canvass the vote and decide the city ticket. Chittenden is chairman. Also includes an ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills and a hotel room rate at Hotel Nash Pleasant room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Price Building
E. Chittenden
Steam Heating and Plumbing ad comes to Wilkes-Barre area
An advertisement lists P. F. & M. T. Howley at 231 Wyoming Ave offering steam heating and plumbing services. It directs readers to Lane’s for meals on Spruce Street and notes that The Wilkes-Barre Record is available in Scranton at BelaMan Bros stands on Spruce and Linden avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F
M.T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Belaman Bros
Aluc
Lackowunna Avenue
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Norton
FE. P. Roe’s
Holmes
Smith
Matthew Henry
Ours
Edersheim
Jesus
Our
Gruden
Ridpath
United States
General Sherman
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Ludwig, Vole, Knabe, Briggs
Lumna
Cresent Gut
McKinley
Perry Bros
Ing
Griffin Art Studio
A. A. Lindabury
Williams Building
Postoitics
South Main Avenue
Columbian Detective Agency
Cime Bank Building
Scranton, PA
Chas Mgmullen
Mave
General Insurance Omoe
TA Traders National Bank
Ack Awanna Aunday
Penn Avenue
Warivan
DE Oro
New York City
Weee
Board OF Trade Meeting
Lane's
Spruce Street
Ike” Seidman
Willams
Williams
Elore
Nike
Kline
Wilkes-Tharre
E. G. Coursen
Dunmore
Y. W. C. A. Meeting
Misa M. Meo- Hride
Indiana
EB. Pence
Resporse
Ll. A. Watres
Bible Hour
Beenes
Life of
Laura Wh, Wild
Chicago
Edward Young
Edward H. Ward
Charlotte F. Savage
Cornelius Woellkin
N. Y
Harriet Taylor
Anna Stover
Willlomeport
Mary McDonald
Steubenville
Minnie Meckling
Ll. ML Giles
Mra
AL J. Carr
Beranton
Biite
Emma Hays
Mire
Lal
Mire Mary
Dunn
Goepel
Lata H. Wud
Parewell
Miew Harriet Taylor
Misa Dortha Wood
Reading
Republican Committee
Catarri
Hood
Hotel Nash
Lane’s
John S. Brown & Son
Boston
the Tribune Almanac
ANH
Raynolds
FL. Crane
Furrier
COE
Pierce’s Market
Conrad
Hand & Payne
Washington Avenue
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing CO
Straat
Soranto, Pa
Brussels
Axminster
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