Mistletoe Girls Host Benefit Tea for Hospital Ward
The Mistletoe Girls plan a tea from 3 to 6 PM Saturday February 5 at Mrs Boles home to aid the children’s ward of the Hioline Mann hospital. A sale of fine articles and gifts will accompany a display of blooming orchids and Breenhouses. Guests include Mrs E N Willard Mrs G O Simpson and Mrs J M Trion among others. Colonel and Mrs Stoles proceed to New York for a National Manufacturers Club dinner at the Waldorf with President McKinney as guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boles
Hioline- Mann Hospital
Jeane O
Mre .M. Stoles
New York
National Manuficturere’ Club
The
Waldorf
McKinney
Unclear names and travel notes from Reading to Philadelphia
Fragmented notices describe Miss Mame Nyman visiting Reading and a pie journey to Philadelphia. Other items mention Mrs W 8 Poole and Versai Willis visiting Glenwood and Aime Marey’s son Charles Arvideon’s medical case in Pittston after a nail injury. J D Bincker of Jermyn improves under Clemens care. Hardesty leads Lehigh Valley ad staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame Nyman
Fin
Reading
Philadelpha
Poole
Versai
Willis
Page Place
Glenwood
Bunquehunna County
Ness
Aime Marey
Charles Arvideon
Pittston
Rosevil W. Chidsey
BF. Wardesty
Charles B. Lee
Lehigh Wallow Bathevied Company
Hardesty
J. D. Bincker
Jermyn
Clemens
Mich
Prank
Chiud
Pastor Whippen Re-Elected At All Souls Universalist Meeting
An adjourned annual meeting of the All Souls Universalist congregation at Pine Street church re elected Rev. F. W. Whippen as pastor. L. J. Richards presided. Officers elected include H. C. Benjamin treasurer, Mrs A. B. Nicol secretary, M. J. Wilson, T. Barber, William Owens, and J. J. Richards as trustees for varying terms. C Benjamin FP, A Branda and Mrs Rose Danner named on the ways and means committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Souls’ Universalist
Pine Street
L. J. Richards
F. W. Whippen
C. Benjamin
A. B. Nicol
M. J. Wilson
T. Barber
William Owens
J. J. Richards
A. Branda
Mrs. Rose Danner
O Connor Kennedy Nuptials at St Peter's Cathedral
John Power O Connor and Miss Anna Kennedy were married at St Peter's cathedral with Rev J A O Reilly officiating. The bride wore a tailor made gown and was attended by Miss Nellie Earns with groom P P Jor lan as best man. The ceremony featured Lohengrin’s wedding march and Ave Maria sung by Mrs Schilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
John Power O'Connor
Anna Kennedy
P. Kennedy
Pleasant Street
J. A. O'Reiily
Nellie Earns
P. P. Jorlan
W. F P. Schilling
O'Connor Couple Wed in Kennedy Home Reception
The bridal party gathered at the Kennedy residence for a reception. At 245 Mr and Mrs O'Connor departed for Old Point Comfort to begin their honeymoon. Mrs O'Connor, amiable and accomplished, has many friends. Mr O'Connor is brother of Thomas Power O'Connor, noted London editor and MP, with background in journalism and stenography in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Mra. O'Connor
Old Point Comfort
Mr. O'Connor
Thomas Power O'Connor
London
New York
MISSIONS IN CHINA LECTURE AT SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
A lecture on Ching and mission work in China by They A Killie was given at the Second Presbyterian Church. Visuals from the East Shantung Presbyterian mission illustrated risks faced during anti Christian riots and the hopeful conversions among orientals. The audience praised the talk and a return engagement in Scranton was suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ching and Mieston
Second Presbyterian Church
A. Killle
Killie
East Shantung Presbyterian Mission
Mir. Kittle
Prohibition Circular in Lackawanna County Campaign
A proclamation from Prohibition County Committee chair Tr J C Doteson announces a countywide campaign by Charles Le May Whevlet to canvass every part of Lackawanna County. The circular pledges vigorous circulation of Prohibition literature and rallies, urging support for Good Government and raising funds for an active campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¢. Doteson
Prohibition
Lackawinne County
Lackawann County
Charles le May
Oreanler
Trentig
Althouse
School Superintendent Letter Delays and Lecture Notice
The superintendent informs principals that Friday afternoon music for all grades is postponed to February 4. Colonel Preneh will give an India lecture at Berane ton High School auditorium Friday evening, January beginning at o'clock, with admission free for teachers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Preneh
India
Beraneton High School
Alveria
Admisson Rue
George Howell
Gospel Meetings Start at Railroad YMCA
A three day gospel series opened yesterday afternoon at the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association rooms.Speaker Charles G Hurlburt superintendent of the Pennsylvania Bible Institute led sessions with talks on Preparation for Christian Work and Preparation for Power The attendance was encouraging and the same theme will continue through the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Charles G. Hurlburt
Pennsylvania Bible Institute
Directors and Officers Elected by Enterprise Powder Board
At the annual stockholders meeting in this city yesterday the following directors were elected for the ensuing year: J. A. Haskell, Eugene DuPont, AH, M. Hales, Henry Gelin Jr., Edwards, Jones, W. HM Taylor and FE P Kingsbury. J. A. Maske was elected president, Eugene DuPont vice president, BE BP Kingsbury secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterpise Powder Manufactoring Company
J. A. Haskell
Eugene DuPont
M. Hales
Henry Gelin
Jr. Edwards
Jones
W. HM
Taylor and FE
P. Kingsbury
J. A. Maske
Kingsbury
Exoneration Sought After Mislabeled De Wilde Bowling Contention
Folwart Jones accused Deonge De Wilde in Bat Urnday's paper, but investigation shows misinformed centionan'sa mime. Acknowledges injustice toward DeWilde and clears him of bowling ties or any connection with the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folwart Jones
Deonge de Wilde
Baturnday
Centionan’sa Mime
DeWilde
City Seassa ment Results Show Higher Valuation
The triennial assessment books were delivered to the board of revision and appeal. Preliminary figures in The Tribune show a higher total assessment by 85.00. The board will adjust the assessment slightly and hearing appeals as needed. Funeral notice for Charlee Johnson from Wie lite residence, LM Pittston Avenue, on Thursday Jan 27, 1808 at 7 o'clock p m. Members of Schiller lodge No N F and A M invited to attend. By order of Henry C Dimer W MM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seasora
Board of Revision and Appeal
Board of Revision
Schiller Lodge
N. F
A.M
Charlee Johnson
Pittston Avenue
Aleter
Henry C, Dimer
W. MM
Alloat
Charles FP
Gelbert
Nec
Murder charges in Cafferty case against four men
Four men from Olyphant were arrested on murder charges after a coroner jury found Patrick Cafferty died from injuries believed caused by unlawful violence. Thomas Prochinsky is primary suspect. witnesses described a drunken brawl and a man being carried from Prochinsky’s boarding house.
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Thomas Prochinsky
Michael Lenchork
George Ponvher
Caetave Bednar
Jollaet Hight
Patrick Cafferty
Fouth Scranton
Olyphant
Cafferty
McAndrews’ Hotel
Olyphbeant
Justice of the Peace
I. W. Cummings
Caffrey
Thomas Prochinesy
Ia Prochinesy
Thomas KK
Leyshon
River Street
Mike Lenchock
George Peneher
Gustave Bednar
PL Longstreet
John Swallow
Bern
Csald Swallow
Prochnivky
Martin Masur
Prochnisky
John Pauncher
Jall
Michael Melcher
Susan Prochinsky
Poucher
Mike Melcher
Prochinsky
Ivime
Melcher
Molcher
Andrew Bladnan
Maggie Marko
Gustav Bednar
Mike Lanshock
F. L, van Sickle
M. D
M. W. Cummings, Jr
Patrick Cusick
William Foley
John McAndrew
John Murray
Foley, Murray
W. HR. Reese
Lenshock
Split Democratic nominating tickets in Lackawanna township
Two factions filed nominating papers for borough and township offices with 19 conference districts naming supervisors school directors justice of the peace assessor treasurer auditor township clerk. One ticket aligned with Quinn the other with Judge people both report nominations by acclamation after protests and a meeting at Fasshold’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Township
Quinn
Archhbald
Tribune
Minooka
PL J. Quinn
South District
John Loftus
Thomas King
Southwest District
Thomas F. Sutcliffe
Justice of the Peace
M. J. O'Neil
P. J. Diskin
John Lowry
M. P. Lyden
J. J. Lynch
Fasshold’s
M. P. Judge
George Jones
Peter Mullen
Philip Roche
Michael King
F. J. Ward
M. J. Hoan
Michael Henry
John Kelly
James Moran
Amoosh
Patrick Foley
Middle-aged Man and Bednar Mentioned in Brief
A fragment notes a middle-aged man and a person named Bednar are referenced, with a separate note claiming the speaker is only 19 years old. The context and connections remain unclear from the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bednar
Boy to be returned to mother under conditions
W B Duggan, agent for the Associated Charities, said the young son of Mr P Parfrey would be returned to his mother today. The boy is at the Home for the Friendless and his release hinges on the mother’s proper care. life may be retaken if care is not adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Duggan
Board of
Aseociated Charities
Wh P. Parfrey
Scranton Conservatory Announces February Term Start
The next term begins Thursday February 3 at the Scranton Conservatory of Music on Adame Avenue and Linden Street. One hundred fifty one students are currently in attendance and registrations are open. J Alfred Pennington serves as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Conservatory of Music
Adame Avenue
Lindenstreet
J. Alfred Pennington
Tramp Pest Rampant as Beggars Invade Homes
Local readers report a rise in tramp beggars roaming Hill district after nightfall, sometimes calling at front and rear doors or both. A family on Clay Avenue narrowly escaped theft when intruders attempted to breach second story windows, while other homes note suspicious footprints and repeated visits. Police in Dallas also faced bold burglars who were driven off by a resident with a revolver.
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BH. C. Sbanderton
Clay Avenue
Mulberry Street
Deg
John J. Ryman
Dallas
Sewer repair to halt sewage flood on Clay Quincy Madison
Street Commissioner Dunning will begin repairs today to fix a washed in dirt causing a sewage flood at the sewer point serving northern Clay Quincy and Madison avenues. The work must be completed at once to stop the flow and prevent further disruption.
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Dunning
Quincy
Madison Avenues
Peck Brother Killed by Kansas City Train
A telegram reported Merritt I Peck, brother of W H M Peck a bank cashier, and Luther W Peck of the Globe Warehouse, was killed by a railroad train in Kansas City Missouri yesterday morning. He managed the Minneapolis Chemical Works and was often sent to various parts of the region. He formerly resided here.
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Merrit i. Peck
W. HM. Peck
Third National Bank
Luther W. Peck
Globe Warehouse
Kansas City
Peck
Minneapolis Chemical Works
Minneapole
Huethem
Travel Offers and Charters Advertised in Scranton Page
Travel rates list five destinations with Europe and Orient fares and a 45 day excursion brochure. The notice directs inquiries to U N Callender at Dime Bank Building Scranton Pa and promotes Beecham's Pills for stomach and liver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dime Bank Building
Scranton, PA
Cruloe
Lloyd 3
Aller
Orient
Alhambra
Rome
Europe
U. N. Callender
Dime Bank Bile
Moosic Powder Co reelects old officers and directors
Old officers and board members were re elected for the Moosic Powder company in this city. Directors named include J A Haskell J L Riker Schuyler L Parsons Solomon Turck H M Boles F B Platt C S Weston William Connell and J M Boles. Officers re elected were President H M Boles and secretary treasurer J D Sherer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosic Powder Company
J. A. Haskell
J. L. Riker
Schuyler L. Parsons
Solomon Turck
New York
H. M. Boles
F. B. Platt
Weston
William Connell
J. M. Boles
J. D. Sherer
Miner James L McCullough Leads Buffalo Gold Trip
James L McCullough an experienced Alaska miner plans a special party to leave Buffalo via the Nickel Plate road on February 5 1508. He offers reliable information on the Yukon district trip and rates, with F J Moore Buffalo agent for details and the Popular Punch Cigar advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. McCullough
Alaska
Yukon River Territory
Buffalo
Nickel Phite Road
Myr
McCullough
James L. McCullough
F. J. Moore
Glynn James Son of Mr and Mrs Glynn
In Scranton on January 5 James Glynn aged infant son of Mr and Mrs John Glynn. Funeral from 117 Bennett Street Solemn high mass at St Marys Church Friday morning, burial Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Also Johnson Charles aged youth funeral this afternoon at 3 from residence. burial at Pittston Avenue Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilteton
Sewer Caves In On Poplar Street Fourth District
A section of the brick oval sewer on Poplar street in the Fourth district caved in Tuesday night between Madison and Monroe avenues near Boles wheel works. Seven or eight feet of the top collapsed after a low surface mood caused debris to spill onto the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Street
Fourth District
Madison
Monroe Avenues
Boles Wheel Works
Coursen's Coffee House Deals and Specials
Coursen's BEST COFFEE HOUSE lists Triple Blend Coffee five pounds for 1.50 Se 5 Ibs for 1.50 O G Java and Arabian Modia at 2c per pound and 5 Ibs for 1.50 Blended Java 25¢ per lb Fancy Golden Rio 2e Good Rio 2 lbs for 2e Coursen's Special Sugar Cured Ham reduced to 10¢ per pound.
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Coursen
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Norton’s Bulletin
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Main St
Wilkes: Barre
Penn Ave
A. B
Warman
Columbian Detective Agency
DR. W
HE Lackawanny Ave
Chase McHullen
Wave
General Insurance Oideo
the Traders National Bank Blog
Hest
Telephone
HH. W. Wingabury
E. N. Willard
Pastor Whippen
All Souls’ Universaliat Congregation
Peter's Cathedral
China
C. A. Millle
Prohibition County Committee
Senowls Howell
Enterprise Powder Manufacturing Company
Justice of the Peace Commings
Parfrey Boy
Friendiecas
Eastern Star Lodge
Annette
Order of Eastern Star of Pennsylvania
Gas and Water Company
Wyoming Avenue
Lydia Ought
Uid
Charles W. Dawson
Patrom
HM. C. Sanderson
Ciay Avenue
Merrit B. Peck
Ravens City
Beecham’s
Clarke Bros
Bronson & Tallman
Spruce Street
Raynolds
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Guernsey
Areroom
Washington Avenue
Jowalry
Silvarwara
Fina China
Lackawanna Avenue
Kiondike
Silverstone
OSH
Leckawanna Avenue
Willians
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Gar Spruce St
Opp
Nottingham
America
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing
Japan
E. G
Dunn
Scranton Tribune Bindery
Tribune Guilding
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