Local Social Notes and a City Wedding
Captain angel McAndrew of Rondout New York visits Scranton as a guest of friends. Misses at the ne Oaloner and Elina beth Joyce of Pittston called on Scranton friends. Mrs George Sanderson hosts tea on North Washington avenue Friday. Mia Roll of Wyoming avenue visits New York and Philadelphia. T E B Otis of Newark, noted writer and whist authority, plans to be in Scranton midweek to teach modern whist. A Jefferson avenue ladies club forms. Rose Hourviteh of Morest City marries M A Rosenborg of Lermaton in Exotslor hall with Rev Naton Chuck conducting. Many friends attend. Rosenberg brothers Lowe and Wolf Rosenberg noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel McAndrew
Non
Rondout
N. Y
Relie Tree
Iteek
Elinabeth Joyce
Pittston
Scranton
George Sanderson
Washington Avenue
Mia
PW. Roll
Wyoming Avenue
New York
Philadelphia
Newark
Jefferson Avenue
Jermyn
Migs Rose Hourviteh
Morest City
M. A. Rosenborg
Lermaton
Exotslor
Naton Chuck
Germony & Dietsant Sdol
Aff Rosenberg
Lowe
Wolf Rosenberg
Two Similar Accidents At City Workplaces
Two women were brought to Moses Taylor Hospital with crushed feet after a rail fell on them. One, John Melfale of the West Side, injured at the L A C company steel rail bridge near Carbon Street. the other, Patrick Gallagher of the Twelfth Ward, hurt while loading rails at the South Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Taylor Hospital
John Melfale
West Side
L. A. & C. Company
Carbon Street
Patrick Gallagher
Twelfth Ward
South Mill
Petition for Seven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars for Antietam Monument
The One Hundred and Thirty-second Regiment seeks funds to erect a Battle of Antietam memorial. A petition, signed by survivors, appeals to the legislature through Alderman and representatives. It lists casualties and unit details, noting the regiment’s 32nd after Antietam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Hundred and Thirty-second Regiment
Thie Rewaton
Agul
Howe Wal Ue
Polite
Columbia
Wyoming
Breakvest
Stir Vivu
Toonlithes
Soruiton Companiens
Fray Pootarwylll
Fran
Dace Terry
Lincoln Birthday Program Proposed for Public Schools
Superintendent George Howell proposes a Lincoln birthday program for public schools on February 12. Activities include essays and declamations about Lincoln and his era, with recitations from key addresses, a Lowell concert line, and a range of Lincoln themed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleanyre Howell
Lev
Lincoln
Annual meetings elect directors and officers in multiple firms
The annual meetings in this city elected directors and officers for Panecrnst Coal Powder and Moosle Powder companies. Panecrnst Coal chose C M Sanderson as president and B L O Bellman as secretary treasurer with directors C D Sanderson J Murray Sanderson BE Bellman and De B o H Throop. Powder Company directors include A Haskell Eugene Du Pont Colonel B M Holes Henry E Hetin Jr W H Taylor Edwards Jones and J P Kingsbury with J A Hinksel as president and Eugene Du Pont as secretary and treasurer. Moosle Powder Company directors listed are J A Haskell Rolomen Turck John L Riker Schuylter K Parsons S Weston F B Platt Colonel H M Boles Willi Connedl and J M Boles with Colonel Boles elected president and J Sherer as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panecrnst Coal Company
C. M. Sandernon
C.D. Sanderson
J. Murray Sanderson
BE. R. Bellman
de B. O H. Throop
C. M. Sanderson
BL O. Bellman
Enterprise Powder Company
Commonwealth Building
A. Haskell
Hugene Duvont
B. M. Holes
Henry Ehetin, Jr
W. HH. ‘Vaylor
Edwards. Jones
J. P. Kingsbury
Wetter
J. A. Hinskells
Elugene du Ponts
E. P. Ringebury
Moosle Powder Company
J. A. Haskell
Rolomen Turck
John L. Riker
Schuylter K. Parsons
New York City
Weston
FB. B. Platt
H. M. Boles
Willi Connedl
J. M. Boles
Beranton
Boles
Fight on trolley car ends in brawl near Smithville
On a Pittston bound street car a Pole named Velock refused fare and attacked Conductor Donnet after the car halted. A second passenger, nicknamed the King of Poland, joined the melee with another rider Minterman Jones, as a metal crank was used amid confusion on the car toward Bindthuille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Pittston
Donnet
Bindthuille
Traction Company
King of
Poland
Minterman Jones
Hile Miujenty
Affectionate Passengers and Car Proceed Home
A description notes the affectionate passengers and the car proceeding on its way, signaling a calm conclusion to their journey. The fragment implies a peaceful travel scene with a comfortable mode of transport.
Theatrical Jottings at the Academy of Music
The matinee crowd crowded the Academy of Music for Young America Abronid and a later show A Legal Document delighted the audience Tonight Driven from Home and The Veteran are listed with new spectacles and film views The Sammeres Company presented Lynne and The Prodigal Son Me Chu Rentivky Home is scheduled with renovations closing the theater for the rest of the week due to banding of the company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Miele
Young America
Lester Wiallavk
Bowra
Davie’ Theater
Timerrow and
Suttrilaiy
New York Cycle Show Promises Largest Ever Exhibit
The New York cycle show at Grand Central Palace opens February 16 and runs for several days. The event features novelties and decorator displays, with broad preparations for entertaining visitors. Organizers expect riders, agents, and dealers to attend, drawing interest from local wheelmen and exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Pilwee
New York
New Year's Customs in Russia Celebrate Imperial Kiss and Water Blessing
A description of Russian New Year rituals from the imperial kiss to Christmas feasts. The Emperor's personal kiss to family and officials contrasts with kissing by others, followed by water blessing ceremonies at the Neva with clergy led by the Novgorod bishop. Festivities run from December 21 to January 5, featuring games, gifts, fortune readings, and old folk customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Sald
Mrnes
Alexander IT
Cuore a Cold in One Day Drug Claim
An advertisement touts Gramo Quinine Tablets as a quick cure for colds. It promises a refund from druggists if the product fails and lists a price of 26 cents.
Rule against borough of Pyne rules upheld by judge Edwards
Judge Edwards dismisses petition to create the Pyne borough finding no real need or central business center. The ruling notes Lackawantain valley sparsely settled territory with coal towns. schools taxes and disputes do not justify incorporation. Petitioners’ attorneys were Warren & Knapp. objectors were M. Burne and M. J. Donahoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Letugth
Legal battle over Providence Registers owner ship and printing contract
The defense in the Tinstall versus Baumelster case argued that John C. Hopewell, not Tinstall, owned the Providence Register and held the printing contract. Witnesses, including Koeller, testified that Hopewell handled dealings and that Tinstall was only mentioned. Hopewell claimed insolvency in a separate audit, while the court weighed testimony and prepared the jury charge. The Jones-Schmipt case proceeded to a nine day trial with closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. CL
J. F. Baumelster
John C. Hopewell
Tunstall
Providence Registers
Hopewell
Tunstill
Suez
A. F. Stokes
Simon Lauer
Crippen
Hamilton
Tuystall
Northumberland County
Archbald
Jones-Sehimplt
O Brien
Mr. Heynolds
Gunster
Board of Trade Banquet Promises Large Turnout at Hotel Jermyn
Over two hundred persons are expected at the Board of Trade banquet at the Hotel Jermyn tomorrow night. About 62 tickets remain for guests with speakers including Charles Emory Smith and Rev DeB Warfield among others. The event runs Saturday night from 7 to 8:60 with room inspections in the new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Jermyn
Charles Emory Bmith
Philadelphia Purenes
de BL Warfield
Lafayette College
Pew, Basoc
My. Gitin
Elm Park Church
W. A. May
Ed Sturges
James
Torrey
Pullle
Women Delegates Discuss Missions at Scranton Auxiliary Session
A largely attended Scranton Archdeaconry Women’s Auxiliary to the Board of Missions meeting in St Luke’s Church heard Mrs E G Scott preside. Miss Susan Dickinson presented a missions paper and Mrs Werace Hayden reported on the Lancaster Diocesan Auxiliary convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary of
Scranton
St. Luke's Church
E.G. Scott
Wilkes-Barre
Susan Dickinson
Lancaster
Werace Hayden
Wilkes Harres
Board of Missions of the
St. Lake's
Mre
W. Leivenworth Re
Deavenworth
Mrs. Jones
Mies
L. Brown
DW. Brown
Mit
Scott
Mia. Ciives
Mizs Slisson
Mise "Troxell
Mie. Chase
Mita Miter
Wilken Burre
Merceveau
Harrington
Bennett
Miles Troxell
West Pitteton
Migs Lstone
Hannell
Monthese
Cloxleadige
Atrs. Bailey
Moisher
Leonard
Watrous
River
Carbon
Dore
Curd
Jon Lewis
Tallentine
Carnollc
Gea
Sanderson
Mra
Sniyder
Mins Sanderson
Mire
Osborne
Mira
Jackson
Che Chureh
Give Shepherd
Seminton
Hlow
Mineobi
Dickson
Abbe
Abbe. ‘Thorne Sprague
Pots Pines
Mas
Haedird
Susan Mickingen
Moffatt
Emily Stevens
Derman
Hinight
Frederick Whity
Culver
Pettherew
J. W. Concone
St. Luke's
Rogers Israel
Weluck
Eo. Scott
Mercur
West Pittston
Rogers Ierael
United Offering
Diovesat Wuxiliany
Susan Dlckineon
Horace Hayden
Bogus Check Case Tracked by Police Across Cities
A detective and patrolman from Binghamton traced a bogus check scheme yesterday, posing as a commercial traveler and a hotel proprietor. Scranton police were alerted by telegram to watch trains, but no arrest followed. Binghamton police aided by Chief Robling conducted a thorough search here without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Parlor City
Scranton
Robling
Eyes Examined Free at Silverstone Spectacles
Free eye examinations offered by Silverstone eye specialist at 200 Lackawanna avenue. Prices listed include solid gold rimmed spectacles $1.50, milled bows 12, nickel bows 0.50 to 1.50, aluminum bows 0.50 to 2.00, colored glasses 0.25 to 1.25. Reading glasses 0.50, opera glasses and magnifiers at reduced prices. Office hours 5 a.m. to noon and 1 to 6 p.m. Satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
Lehigh Valley Ticket Office
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Norton’s Bulletin
Paine
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olyphant
Carbondale
DRS
Henwood
Wardell
Lackawanna
Hood
Stroudsburg
Flood
Gent
Schank & Spencer
Spruce Street
Pontegdvantia
Lyte
Anthe
Fuitt
Hemes
Rome
Onhe
Sesdon
Lattote
Supt
George Howell
Kasay
Bouxhood
Lineal
Desay
Lindith
Grand Central Palace
Peb. Ty
WHC Wee
Deater
Mmui
Efoour Dene Deents
Iussta
Ye Syn
Pyne
Archhbald
Mikoo Borough
Lackawane No
Courland
Wwe
Stekawine
Uren
Pauttor
Muanbladl
Ati
Stain Mines
Archbold
Vyne
Taylor
Gould
Thie Teeming
Lackowantin
Judge Edwards
A. J. Mann
Elizabeth Griffin
Agron Griffin
AL Throw
Phelps
Munn
Griffin
Orin Iirouch
Nos
Phiinti
Didge Edwarda
Ewidener
Golal
M. Kanlon
Miller
Dite Edwards
Archibald
Jones
Schimpfi
Hinghamton
Beecham
Keeley
Madison Avenue
Brown
Blow
Carla
China Hall
Millar & Peck
Thiele
Ernest Thiele
Scharwenka Conservatory
Herr Kopfp
MT. Pleasant
Mina
WM. T. Smith
Coats
Mears & Hagen
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