Deaificot Mr. Seybolt's Memorial Train in West Dite Era
A damaged fragment recounts a tribute to Mr. Seybolt and the funeral train, praising his long native ties and community service. It alludes to a public event, a procession, and a notable collection of works by Cartney and others, with references to Easton and Scranton and a wish for broader interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seybolt
Yuna
Qwaplo
Fertionate
Nenar
Ulstarek
Vilauill
Moffat
Kwstott
Easton
Tada li
Vaston
Calleog
Woother City
Scranton
Personal announcements in Baltimore and New York society circles
Miss Asiella Maediarach fe Viklinig Thiedabe of Baltimore hosts Turkish guest Wille Chedye at her home in Gloco Quircy. Fordham connection follows. Engagements noted include Shade Bisker of Beoton and Edith Jono of Mantesween to be married in New York at Parson Price’s home. William suuglen, son of J. W. Vaughan, advances to executive clerk of the slain senate with annual promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiella Maediarach Fe
Thiedabe i Baltimor
Turki
Wille Chedye
Chiegiweed
Meavor
Hrattond
Duelaw
Deal Bang
Vine Eireot
Fordham
Boaltees Pordhwin
Shade Bisker
Beoton
Edith Jono
Mantesween
New York
Eowr
Parson Price
William Suuglen
J. W. Vaughan
Livetoorth
Maiwilile
Senate
Melas
Eet
Worker Severely Injured In Hog Engine Accident
Wilde Nichols a Lackawanna brake man sustained the loss of both legs and his right arm when he fell under a hog engine near the blast furnace on Saturday. He is in serious condition but expected to live after being taken to Taylor hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilde Nichols
Lackawanna
Nichols
Taylor
Wedding Anniversary Fete At The Curte Home
A flat quarter milestone celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Curte was held Saturday January 19 at 222 Morrison Avenue. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bhores Sayre Pa and many others with Mrs. Durie receiving silver gifts and a dinner set from the Ladies’ union. refreshments were served by Mrs. Thomas Coleman and the Misses Durie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Curte
Morrison Avenue
Durie
Aunilinyy
B. L. 8 Division
Thomas Coleman
Misees Durie
Charles Bhores
Sayre
Mra
John LaFrance
Timothy Costello
Samuel Coleman
Valentine Butler
Harry Bushnell
William Sanford
M. D. Parnham
Jacob Bhiffer
John Howe
W. W. Browning
H. A. Browning
C. Miller
AC. Laubach
John Troch
J. C. Highfield
Charles Gagagan
Willard Leaning
Thomas ‘Toomey
Edw Belden
George Carr
John Marts
George Dileken
George Smith
Frank Staples
John Loomis
Edward Swartz
Charles Stevens
Frank Poole
Edward Hand
BE. K. Crothamel
Rm FY. Pierre
Mere
J.T. Gordon
P. Welnss
George
T. Harvey
C. P. Rahelman
W. Brandon
Willian Long
Lucy
Charles Seeley
Merritt Gardner
Edward Barrier
J. BR. McPook
George Nupe
John Wettling
Judson Long
William Warner
Reception of the Holy Name Society at St. Peter's Cathedral
At St. Peter's Cathedral last night 125 men were received into full Holy Name Society membership, with over 200 more placed on probation. The event filled the pews as hymns echoed under director Ties. J. O'Reilly, and Rev. Father Kiernan of the Dominicans gave sermons on the society's dual aims of honoring God's name and saving individual souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
Holy Name Society
Ties
J. O'Reilly
Father Kiernan
Washington, D.C
St. Thomas Aquinas
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus Cihriot
Christ
Euchre Charity Night at Knights of Columbus
A progressive euchre party for the benefit of the Green Ridge convent will be held Wednesday night at the Knights of Columbus club rooms on North Washington avenue. Numerous valuable prizes have been donated for bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Green Ridge
Knights of Columbus Club
Washington Avenue
Kruegerman Declares Candidacy for 18th Ward Council
FP G Kruegerman announces his run for common council in the Republican primary set for Monday January 1 at 6 to 7 p.m. in the General Phinney Hose house on Dickson avenue. He emphasizes being a heavy taxpayer and urges voters to inquire about his merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Sp. m
Phinney Hose House
Dickson Avenue
G. Kruegerman
Ward Candidates Named for Election Board Posts
The article lists primary nominees for ward election boards across districts. Vit district names Judge of election Jap tterra urgery inspector and TO Wrens. W. A. Rub Beconid district judge of elovilin Juli Kaw. W. So Thavies and Walter laelom are named as inspectors or related posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikwamieh
Eouell
Urgery
Wrens
Pogtber
Vilem
W. A. Ruub Beconid
Dudge
Elovilin
Juli Kaw
W. So Thavies Neuheter
Waters
Walter Laelom
Republican Candidates Named For Ninth Ward Council Race
In the Ninth ward Tl FE Pulte and present councilman At torney Th Partridge were chosen as the two Republican nominees for the common council. Only three ran and the defeated candidate was Peter N. Winan. The vote tally details follow with election officers appointed for each district, including judges of election and vigilance committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W
Wallace GU
Moser
David
Morgan
Albert Lewis
Charles Godshall
Godshall
Robathan
Hyde Park Avenue
John T. James
Fourteenth Street
West Side
Republican Club
Benjamin Grifiths
Edwit
Hughes
Sd. Tal
Williun Lewis
West Locust Street
Common Council
T. Fellows Mason
South Main Avenue
Lewis
Pulte
Common
Eleventh Ward Republicans Nominate Two for Vacancy
The Republicana of the Heleventh ward held joint caucus and nominated Oscar Hellwelgel as regular candidate and John Levert as additional candidate for the vacancy. Both nominees were chosen by acclimation with no opposition. Election officers nominated include chief judge Charles Raw, inspector of election Arie Hlelers, poll register Joba Mlhus.
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Totel
John Shanta
Marian Davies
John P. Williams
Frederick Leber
William Ciaus
Samuel Williams
Republicana
Heleventh
Cates
Athletic Hell
Oscar Hellwelgel
John Levert
dhetritt-Jidee
Eleciholi
Charlee Rawiapeetor
Aries Hlelers Peginter
Volem
Joba Mlhus
Local Democrats nominate council candidate slate
On Friday the Democrats selected Fred Phillips the present councilman as a leading candidate and chose Charles G Noany as an additional contender for the council race in this community. Milijy Shafer and others were noted in the local coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menai Gutside Oofelberton
Waitn Heiter
Fred Wisher
Raleter
Milijy Shafer
Fred Phillips
Timeelf
Charles G. Noany
Democratic slate nominated for Alder ward council race
The Democratic party of the Thirteenth ward held a political meeting in Alder to nominate candidates for the common council. J. J. McTaeue and Daniel Pace were named as principals, with several district officers also selected including judges of elections and inspectors of voters for the various districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderthan Bailey
J. J. McTaeue
Daniel Pace
Common Council
Stipp Nominated by Republicans in Seventeenth Ward Race
Matthias Stipp is nominated by the Republicans of the Seventeenth ward for the additional common councilman seat, defeating Attorney W. Diehl. The ward slate and surrounding names appear in the report with partial, garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthias Stipp
Diehl
Myth Lake
Teele
Nineteenth Ward Republicans Nominate Incumbent Smith
The Republicans of the Nineteenth ward chose W. J. Smith the present common councillor as a candidate for re election to succeed him. Cofool nominated William Jangeen and Jaco Cordier as candidates for additional common councillors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Smith
Ward caucuses nominate candidates for common council
Republicans of the Thirteenth ward hold a joint caucus at General Phinney Engine house this afternoon 4 to 1 o clock to nominate one candidate for common council. Second ward Republicans will nominate three candidates 4 to 7 pm at regular polling places. Return judges meet at Alderman Myers office to canvass results. Tremonite of the Nineteenth ward caucus 4 to 7 pm at John Dippre home Alder street to nominate two candidates for common council. Charles Orat and Jon Maile named for nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phinney
C. V. Terwilliger
James T. Castertino
Harry Davis
Isone RR
Edwards Wod Themay Jr
Snowden
D. Hy
Atherton
Board of Trade
Ie Oleo
Couitier & Caucus
John
Dippre
Alder Street
Charles Orat Amt
Jon Maile
Prominent Guests to Attend Tonlat Board of Trade Dinner
The Tonlat board of trade dinner will feature William A. Stone and Holt Penrose as invited guests along with judges from the superior and local courts. Mayor James Moir and Can arison Henry W. Palmer will attend. The program includes remarks by President J A Laveling and Secretary D B Atherton, a toast by James H. Torrey, and city, commonwealth, and national addresses. Immediate guests Cocorner Siene and Renator Pearce arrive 5 20 pm via Delaware and Dodson road. reception precedes dinner.
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Tonlat
Board of Trade
The
Commonwealth
William A. Btone
United States
Holt Penrose
Henry W. Palmer
Wilkes Barre
James Moir
Btone
Penrose
Paline
Board of Trade Assembly
O'Neill
Bauer
Miek
Lark
Cocorner Siene
Renator Pearce
Delaware and Dodson Road
People's Bank to Open in Scranton This Spring
Scranton prepares for a new financial institution under the name People s Bank with a twelve member board including Dr Jones and G F Reynolds. Cyrus P D Jones is named president and I M Ives as cashier as the corner Meares building lease secures ten years with remodels planned for Washington avenue entrances. The bank aims for representative stockholders and will open about April 1.
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Scranton
Epring
People's Bank
Vis
Dr. Jones
G. F. Reynolds
Thomas Sprague
Famvuel Suanter
Hehard O'Twvnen
M. J. Healey
T. Cramer von Storch
Arthur Dunn
A. . Warman
M. P. Carter
CL &. Woolworth
W. di. Fulton
Anonglia
Ele
Sturges
John T. Richards
J. & Godfrey
D. A. Capwell
W. Dm. Kennedy
P. Davidson
Jh. Peck
PB. Carter
Peter Stipp
If If. Craver
Ives
Hae
Savings Bank and Trust Company
Traders National Tank
Rugs Sold at Cost Doors Open at 924 Washington Avenue
Public notice announces rugs sold at cost price during the month at 924 Washington Avenue Michaellan Road. Shoppers may gain full benefit of profits by buying now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Michaellan Roa
No trouble expected in Lenet streetcar labor talks
Union officials say the street car employees expect amicable settlement after a Saturday conference with General Manager Silliman. President Clark will attend Wednesday, with a decision on the union-mandated clause tying employment to union membership. Powell declines return. Keller and Seeley dispute to be settled. timetable adjustments force longer shifts and extra crews amid capacity strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenet
Silliman
Clark
Powell Case
Keller
Seeley
Grip
Mer. Siillman
Wotton
Charles Powell
Powell
Carbondale
Bellevue-Stone Avenue
Maennerchor Minstrels at Music Hall Tomorrow Evening
The Junger Maennerchor will present a minstrel show at Music Hall tomorrow evening. Listed performers include City Treasurer J. Robinson as interlocutor, with Jacob Emick Fred Phillips Gus Rep ert Otto Robinson and many more in the chorus and solo spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Junger Maennerchor
City
Kk. J. Robinson
Jacob Emick
Fred Phillips
Gus Repert
Otto J. Robinson
John Kemper
August Geiger
Charles Schench
John Hahn
William Smith
William Fickus
Charles Berghauser
John Stoeber
List of Names From Historic Ledger
A sequence of personal names appears in a historical ledger fragment. Individuals include Gore Lewert Philip Lewart Wil Maus George Maus Henry Me inmann William Moser Michael Roth Henry Relf Paul K meng John Sehmidt Jacob Schun Fred Bchunk Charles Stoeber John J. Snyder Charles Borandie A Weart prahl George Wirth William Zlesmer Peter Zang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore Lewert
Philip Lewart
Wil Maus
George Maus
Henry Meinmann
William Moser
Red 11
Michael Roth
Henry Relf
Paul K.»meng
John Sehmidt
Jacob Schun
Fred Bchunk
Charles Stoeber
John J. Snyder
Charles Borandie
A. Weartprahl
George Wirth
William Zlesmer
Peter Zang
Rich Jewelry Heist At Oy Jefferson Avenue Residence
A thief entered the Raub home on Oy Jefferson Avenue at 2 PM and stole jewels valued between 1200 and 1500 dollars. Mrs Raub and Miss Elizabeth Rawh were in the house. the intruder searched a bureau and jewel cases then fled before completing the theft. The loot included watches rings bracelets and pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Raub
Jefferson Avenue
A. T R. Raub
Elizabeth Rawh
Misa Raub
Raub
Real wintry weather grips city with record chills
The city endured a brutal cold spell starting Saturday with the thermometer at 20 degrees above zero. By afternoon a fierce north wind drove readings to six degrees, then one degree below overnight before rising to 28 degrees above by evening. Wind shift to the southwest blamed for the warmup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sero
Gore
Weintherman Donaliaon
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TYR Modern Hardware Store
Washington Ave
L.R. D
Rem
Migliost Lomperalwte Y
N.Y. Venet
Chugh
Leliro
Aries
Metinia Peiggna
Antive
Mrs. Howard
Kiernan
Moir
Fourth Ward
Edward W. Bearing
Price Street
Livan W. Evans
Nor Roberts Eouel
Eighth Ward
Ninth Ward
Viret Distvivi
B. BL
Coursen
E. G
Lackawanna Avenue
First District
Hew Life
Ieperton Philip Hrallio
Raxhwer
Tompkins
Seland
Eleetion
Willian Cadden
Inepeetor
Joe Roches Reghster
Michael Bearney
Silge
Jumee Pacey
Inepeutor
Fultlipey Regleier
John CC Kidew
the People's Bank
Mears Building
Maennerchor Minstrels
Washington
Green Valley
Grippe
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Clarke Bros
Pierce’s Market
Penn Ave
Philadelphia
W.H. Pierce
Lackawanns Ave
Prompi Delivgg
Conrad
Lacka. Ave
Aluka Eo
Davheie
Pemian Lawl Dacket
Stduiy
Bink Cy
Ain, Deen
Mink Cape
Martin
Ape
Aio
Martin Cape
Say Fain
Beaver Cape
F. L. Crane
Foote & Fuiler Co
Sale
Reed Rocker
Leon Brweep
Wyoming Ave
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