LUNVFELT IN NEW YORK AND LOCAL NOTABLES
A jumble of society notices and travel plans from New York and nearby towns. Marm, Green of Honesdale, and Miss Helen Price are mentioned alongside engagements, marriages, and arrivals. Several residents visit New York for business, travel to Europe, or attend family events, including the engagement of Miss Helen WH Mott to UG Peek and the Washington Square Choral Union formation led by Tallie Morgan of Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunvfelt
New York
Homer Green
Honesdale
Cadlahin
Helen Price
Franklin
Shaw
Mauriiet Janim
Helen WH. Mott
Frederick Forbes
John J. Cotling
CoPrbonville
Hertha Jelly
Mise Mni the Evans
Garteld Avenue
Conrad Schroeder
Mar Cecilia Schroeder
New Yor
Pusingee
Germany
Joseph Custeese
Kronk Carlee
Windia
Tidy
Mornig
A. Brooke Gellay
Thomas H. McNair
Hagleton
McFadebon
At Role
Chicago
Coe McKeeby
Calfornia
Tenth Street
Steves
Yester'uy
Dos Angeles
Cal
Minti Abele
Dr. Molen
John B. Lugeate
Taylor
Lackawana
Mittaton
Hast
Montrose Station
Dro
Bt. Hi. Throop
Mary Metsinney
New York Tribune
Washington Square
Eli. M. Howman
Morgan
Howmuan
Great Temple Choir
Brooklyn
Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Endorsed by Dr Henry in New York
Dr M H Henry of New York says Horsford’s Acid Phosphate is of great value when tired from wakefulness and overwork and notes its charms as a beverage. Pillabury’s Flour Mills reportedly handle 17,000 barrels a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Henry
New York
Pillabury
Opinions Handed Down in Philadelphia Superior Court
The Philadelphia Superior Court issued opinions on cases argued in the preceding session. Only one case was argued, Homer Greene representing the appellant and A T Searle with ex-Judge H Wilson for the appellee, involving a Honesdale saw mill fire and an insurance negligence claim against Henry Russell, an agent for a company. Numerous other cases from Philadelphia and surrounding counties were decided, with several appeals affirmed, some reversed, and others remanded for further action. The session resumed at 1:00 pm with seven judges present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Homer Greene
Honesdale
A.T. Searle
H. Wilson
Appellee
Henry Russell
Joseph Atkinson
Tafton
Pike County
B.J. Calley
Atkinson
Calley
Russell
Purdy
Tlonesdale
Tower Court
Rice
Borough of
Thomas Tarbolton
Isaac A. Sheppard
John A. T
Judgment of
Common Pleas
Philadelphia
Lohen
Delaware
Delaware County Common Pleas
Leall Va
Fadelphia
Willard
EH. Mulley
Michael Noon
Norristown
Bien
Pornnee
Mountgomery County
Judge Wickham
Leas Wickham
J.jacobson
Union Cemetery Desecaation
Allentown
Mayberry
L. Weldner
Lehigh County
Shelly Ve. Campman
Michael E. O'Brien
Reverting Fund Assurance Association
Heaver, J
The
Nuding Brewing Company
Common P
Schuylkill County
Manning Ve
Klein
Ate
Philade
Appelegate Ve, Cohn & Berger
Common Please
Irwin
Assignee
Hawthorn
Chester County
Han Vs. Russell
Coal royalties suit opens in Wayne Common Pleas
Judge Purdy and others preside as Winton Coal company sues Pancoast Coal for royalties on one eighth of a land tract in Throop. Paper titles and old records are entered as evidence. The case, involving extensive land and quarry interests, runs through the week with multiple attorneys and plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Purdy
Wayne County
Common Pleas
Edwards
Archbahl
Edwarden
Winton Coal Company
Pancoast Coal Company
W. H. Jessup
H. A. Knapp
W. E H. Winton
A. H. Winton
W. W. Winton
Wintons
Wintone
Equity Court
J. W. Fowler
M. C. Webster
Fowler
Thomas F. Wells
Webster
M. BE. McDonald
J. W. Carpenter
W. H. Holgate
Lacka- Watna Trust and Safe Deposit Bank
Hansom
Mrs Worth Seeks Divorce Over Cruelty and Desertion
Attorney F J Figsimmones and Fred R Stark filed a libel in divorce for Mary Worth against William Worth after she left him on April 22 1895 due to cruelty and desertion. Mary Worth resident listed as 126 Robinson Street West Side awaiting court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Figsimmones
Fred R. Stark
Mary Worth
William Worth
New York City
Sattlar's Goids Company at Davis's Theatre Opens Three Day Run
Sattlar's Gaiety Burlesque company opened a three days engagement at Davis's Theatre to a crowded audience. The program featured pretty girls lively music and up to date specialties with acts by the Gleasons Sheffer and Blakely and the comediennes Jesse Love and Jennie Lamont. The flying pictures received praise and the burlesque Ali Baba closed the show. The company performs again today and tomorrow with matinee and evening performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sattlar
Gaiety Burlesque
Davis’ Theater
Gleasons
Sheffer
Blakely
Comedienes
Jesse Love
Jennie Lamont
Ali Baba
Davis
Turners Masquerade at Scranton Turn Verein hall
The Scranton Turn Verein society hosts its twenty ninth annual masquerade ball on Monday evening January 27 at Seventh street hall. Visitors from Scranton Liederkranz Honesdale Liederkrann and South Side Turn Verein attend. Fifteen piece music will supply dances and promenades. Committees promise grand event with features including a Spanish dance by eight couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Turn Verein Society
Seventh Street
Scranton Liederkrans
Honesdale Liederkrann
Gentemen
The
Turners
Louis Noth
Louis Gecheldle
Charles Neuffer
Edmund A. Harth Vietor Noth
W. Ross
Carl Starber
Nelson GF
Teete
Charles Hechtold
Fred Brauer
Coming Attractions At The Academy And Frothingham Theatre
Lovers of lighters will hear Hlthe Innk Palmer and a silk company perform The School Girl on Thursday at the Academy. Miss Palmer is acclaimed worldwide and returns to America after five years. Richard Manafield presents A Social Highwayman at Frothingham with original New York support. William Barry stars in The Rising Generation at the Academy Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Tyusle
Htlhe Innk
Frothingham
Richard Manafield
Joseph Holland
Mwirhwayman
Lippincott's
New York
Beranton
William Barry
Stiwe
Martin McShayne
Academy of Music
Glenburn Still Champion in Polo Clash at Glenburn Lake
Glenburn defeats Benton 1 goal to 0 in a two half polo match on Glenburn Lake. Referee Harry Kennedy opened play at 4 pm as crowds watched Glenburn maintain the championship with a late score after Benton held early advantages. Glenburn players Griffin Colvin Metaxar and Smith helped secure the lone goal amid a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenburn Lake
Henburn and
Benton
Glenburn
Harry Kennedy
Renton
Glenburn Boys
Griffin
Colvin
Metagar
Smith
Newton
H. Grito
cCaptain BK
Green G. Hall
Hett
Gibba
Seamans LI
Lackawanna
Wyoming
I. Colvin
Fefteriualt
Smith H. Metexar
Miller S.J. Moor
Viaduct Endorsement Sparks West Side Board Meeting
At the West Side board of trade the viaduct committee secured unqualified backing for a $150,000 bond issue to build a new viaduct over the Linden Street crossing. A W Dickson urged rapid action while Mr Paine pressed questions on funding and company contributions, with the motion passing aside from his dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
West Side
Central Board
John RK. Farr
May
Mr. Parr
Scranton
Linden Street Bridge
Linden Street
West Lackawanna Avenue
Farr
T. FP. Mason
West Side Board of Trade
H. EB. Paine
Delaware, Lackawannt and Western Company and Traction Company
Mason
Traction Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Baril
Seventh Street
Ninth Street
Nealla Court
Bart
Vindueta
Dickson
Paine
Mr. Paine
Mr. Pain
Bank directors elect officers for the ensuing year
At a meeting of the Third National bank directors yesterday afternoon William Connell was elected president George H Catlin named vice president and William H Peck chosen cashier The new officers will lead the bank through the coming year Hood s Sarsaparilla and Hood s Pills are advertised as health tonics Hayler s Cocoa and Chocolates promoted for home use The Tribune Home for the Friendless Fund appeals for support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third National Bank
William Connell
George H. Catlin
Wiliam H. Peck
Frames and mirrors at bargain prices flood store shelves
Busy holiday sales drive demand for Beveled French glass frames in white and gold. A surplus of 1 000 frames prompts a sale offering to frame customer pictures for about the price of the glass. Bring your print or photo and we will fit and frame if possible.
Ruy the Weber and Get the Best at Guernsey Bros
Local note highlights the clearance event featuring Ruy the Weber and the best items at Guernsey Bros. Shop announces new deals and limited-time offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruy the
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Horsford
Schank & Koehler
Sprece Street
Reeder and
Orlady
Assumj
Powell Doemico
Iron City Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Pittsburg
Gunster
C. H. Soper
Lemuel Amerman
Washburn Street
Common Pleas Court
Realm OF
Stattlar
Goids
Davis's
Turners’ Masquerade
Henton Club
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Luzerne
C. H. Cool
West Pittston
Elim Park Church
Wayne
Monroe
Susquehanna
Columbia
Central Board of Trade
A. W
Hood
Hayler
Tribune Home
Rexford’s
Lackawanna Ave
Mears & Hagen
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
McAnn
Irperes
P. McRea & CO
Wyowing Ave
A. E. Rogers
Aylesworth’s
Steinway & Son's
Decker Bros., Kraniche & Gacne
N. A. Hulbert
Music Store
Wyoming Ave
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
Buhrg
Tet
Coal Exchange Clothiers
Martin & Delany
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