Weston Mill Co. Local Visitors and Legal Notices
The piece lists local people from Wilkes Barre Williamsport and Philadelphia on business in town including J Harrie Mussini Cleornme Wo Mae fon and J Hackett. It notes Samuel Chiflithe appointed agent of a life insurer and L Shethorn to hold gospel meetings at Green Ridge and Wayport with a trip to Arizona. Also reports John Dewey released from prison after a two year nine month sentence for breaking and entering and larceny at a residence in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollouy
Wilkes-Barre
Feesterday
Bare
Williamsport
Gralenday
Mellovern
Kinghamton
J. Harrie Mussini
Cmt
Cleornme Wo Mae Fon
Lock Jhiven
Yeater‘ov
Colling
J. 1. Hackett
Alfie & Hackett
New York
United States District
Samuel Chiflithe
Pittsture
Wos
Veatenlay
Delany
Martin & Delany
Aetia Life Insuminee
Bartford
Way- Tort
Arizona
Caesidy
Enstern Penitentiary
Thomas
John Dewey
Atlas Dame
Beeconan
Prigan
Pol. Smith
House of Dames
Manswell
Carbordale
Double wedding officiated by Alderman Millar yesterday
Alderman Millar united Bam W. Lewis and Fiorence McCullough and Thomas G. Wheeler and Mary A. Plenn in a double ceremony. The couples shared a wedding supper at Lohmann's before Lewis and his wife departed for Elmira on their honeymoon amid community cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam W. Lewis
North End
Fiorence McCullough
Elavira
Thomas G. Wheeler
Mary A. Plenn
Millar
Lohmann
Damages Suit Over Jan 1890 Collision Arising in Scranton
The third week of January term common pleas opened in Scranton with Judge McClure presiding. David G. Jones sues the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. for 50000 damages from a Sept 6, 1890 crash at Carbon Street that left Jones crippled, claiming gates and a watchman were not on duty. The case and related notices fill the docket, with testimony planned and multiple other local matters noted including public notices and independent candidate filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Gunster
Hiareld
Mo. McClure
Lewisbure
Twentieth Judicial District Serecing
Inion
Shyder and Mifflin Ecintica
Edwards
David G. Jones Eeaingt
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Wis
McCluire
Everett Warren
W. Hy
Jessupo
W. A. Jessup
Jone
William J. Hughes
Carbon Street
Hughes
Jones
Pilatnutt
Court blocks two Twentieth Ward Democratic tickets
In a Twentieth ward dispute the Court ruled neither Gibbons nor Hannick tickets qualify for the Democratic column on the official ballot. Judge Archbald’s majority found no regular Democratic ticket. Judge Edwards dissented supporting the Gibbons group. The case followed a disputed caucus called by a Democratic committee man amid claims of irregularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Ward
John Gibbons
Joseph J. Hannick
Edwards
Comegys
Hannick
Chingter
M. L. Coyne
Thomas Barrett
Peter McAndrew
John Reilly
Bernard McTighe
Michael J. O'Halloran
William Walley
James Phillips
Richard O'Donnell
Patrick Joyce
Patrick Jordan
Squire Pollard
J. F. O'Donnell
P. A. Walsh
David A. Davis
Frank Moeller
Arrest of Lasell in Cincinnati Linked to Forged Check
The Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette reports the arrest of Lacell alias Harry Scott Moores Lavell at Scott Symmes saloon in Cincinnati. He allegedly forged a check on T F Shaeffer Scranton Savings Bank to cash for C B Lasell, with Frank Rist endorsement. Detective also seize Mable Scott of New York. Lasell faces Rochester inquiry for a worthless check to YMCA secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette
Lacell
Cincinnati
Harry Scott
Scott Symmes
Tonsworth and
Elm Streets
John Rammeron
Scott
Moore and Lavell
Rammeron
T. FL. Shaeffer
Scranton (Pac) Savings Bank
C. B. Lasell
Frank Rist
Mable Scott
New York
Albion Hotel
Lasell
Rochester
The
Youngs Men's Christian Association
Simpson
Ansewer
the Tribune
Lagell
Haymakers Honor Jordan Cuisine At Jubilation Banquet
The Haymakers held their annual Jubilation in Jordan's hotel at Wyoming avenue and Linden street. Attendees enjoyed speeches and a lively social event. Washington Camp 175 officials were installed by District President A. J. Colburn Jr with officers including William Dunkerly Mogea Ace Chireneve Wade John Bryant Sam Costlett John Keith L. N. Gregg Emmet Staples William Costlett and George Ace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Jordan's
Wyoming Avenue
Linden Street
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
A. J. Colburn, Jr
William Dunkerly
Mogea Ace
H. Dunan
Chireneve Wade
John Brynt
Sam Costlett
John Keith
L. N. Greggs
Emmet Staples
William Costlett
George Ace
New York Doctor Endorses Prolonged Wakefulness Beverage
Dr M H Henry of New York extols a beverage claiming it offers unique charms beyond ordinary energy drinks. The quotation emphasizes relief from fatigue due to wakefulness and overwork, portraying the drink as a valued aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Henry
New York
Turner Masquerade Ball Inspires German Community
The Turn-Verein hosts its twenty ninth annual masquerade ball at Turner Hall on Seventh Street from evening until after midnight. About four hundred attendees, many young people and children, enjoyed dancing masks and costumes, a grand march led by Edmund Barth Nelson Teets Carl Staiber and Frederick Brauer, a twenty six piece program with tableaux, and a supper upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Seventh Street
Orlock
UN Hall
Edmund A. Barth Nelson Teets
Carl Staiber
Frederick Brauer
Rot. Statber
Marke Porcher
Imma
McArthur
Currie
Mary Neuffer
Mennw Woelker
Lily Hauk
Violet Fahrenheit
Louise Hintter
Edward Misete
Timothy Quinnan
Mr Huber
Henry
William Voekroth
Carl Neuter
Kammer
Victor Neth
Statber
Methodists Debate Support Based on Service Years
At Elm Park church Rev. Dr. J. C. Floyd presented a paper on superannated preachers arguing they should be supported by term of service rather than need. He cited twenty years of active ministry as justification for aid over ten years. Dr. Floyd’s views align with longstanding Methodist ministry discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLeod
Rome
Boris
Dr. McLeod
Dr. Metwel
Burns Banequet
Gregory Nee
Ramee
St. Bartholomew
DP O
Scranton
W. Hf. Pearce
Elm Park Church
J. C. Floyd
Floyd
Hut
Mayd
Lillian Russell Engagement Draws Large Ticket Rush
A huge crowd gathered at the Academy of Music box office as ticket sales opened for Lillian Russell. Early buyers began queuing at 6 am and by 8 am over 150 checks were issued, with the line extending well before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Russell
Lillian Russell
Academy of Music Box
Funeral for Maggie Regan Held at St. Peter’s Cathedral
The late Miss Maggie Regan was laid to rest yesterday after a requiem mass at St. Peter’s Cathedral. Rev. Father Millane officiated as a large crowd attended, and interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers included J O’Moore, Hugh Connell, Thomas Mullen, Frank Scanton, Marto Mullen, and James Loftus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Regan
St. Peter's Cathedral
Father Millane
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
J. O'Moore
Hugh Connell
Thomas Mullen
Frank Scanton
Marto Mullen
James Loftus
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Odds and Ends
Norton’s
Lackawanna Ave
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Mrs
Alderman Millar
Oo Oocoal
Cape Breton
Nova Scotia
William Penn Hisskey
Broad Cave Coal Co., Ltd
Mason Building
Haste
Masa
Huyler
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Schmmk
Adele
David G. Jones
Providename
Labret
Crosseline
Ali Struet
Barth
Mr. Jones
Ulin Walsh
Trnk Eix-City
Dia HH
Borie Ie Attiorney
J. A.torrey
Pine Brook
Tipstitt
Anthony Waleh
John T. Pitepatrick
Thompson
Pleintiff
Mary Johnson
Slatiniid
H. Shurtiet
Martin Nays
John BR. Farries
Kays
John McGinty
Joseph O'Brien
Powdery
Cltigen
Jor. Moore
Mader
Tribune
Mote
J. H. Fellows
Hl. Pellows
Thomas D. Davies
James Moir
Jan
Moir
Bune Editorial
Ofelock
Ditor ‘Tribune
Langan O'Malley
Heffron
Thornton
Commercial-Gazette
Horsford
Seventh Street Hall
Nelson Teets
Charles A. Beechtold
Fred Brauer
Our
Laws Noth
Carl Neuffer
Victor Noth
J. Descheldie
B.A. Bartl
Professor Statber
W. W. Ross
Muste
Gauth
Lillian
Metropolis
Wilkes: Barre
Reeve Jones
Pennsylvania
Nettleton Hall
Green Ridge
St. Kathrine’s Guild
DR. Floyd
Hood
Hoonm
Pillshbury
Rexford
Lackawanaa Ave
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
York Clothiers, Hetlers,& Furnishers
Steinway & Son's
Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
N. A. Hulbert
Music Store
Wyoming Ave
Great Redugteens
Qvercoats
McAnn
Pete
P. Mpgrea & CO
Tunes
Aylesworth’s
Jear
Shim
Ict
A. E. Rogers
G. Elmen, Dorfp
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
Coal Exchange Clothiers
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