City Notes From Yesterday’s Local Items
Public school staff pay schedules noted with afternoon timing. Debts and legal actions include a $20 execution against Dominic Killeen in Carbondale and sheriff sales on Sprayne street. Local society items mention a Washington camp event at Walters hall and a Temple of Trine Americans gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic Killeen
Carbondale
Yesterdday
Carbondale Traction Company
New York, Ontario and Western Hallway Company
Pachiee Pate
Prio
Washington Camp
Wall Noll
Wal Ter
S Ofelock
William Hy
Davis & Wo
Florists
Sprayce Street
Washburn Street
Sherif
West Blde Bank Decwnne
Tor Slik
Bowl of
Frank Moyer
Huitier
Monroe Wenger
Yeaterday
Cibelli Aml
Jones
ML AL Holgatets Agency
Regimentals Triumph Over Pitts ton Cyurkajanks at Scranton
The Regimentals defeated Pitts ton Cyurkajanks 14 to 1 at the Scranton City Guard Armory before a large crowd. The visitors were hampered by the rules giving half the score on fouls while Regimentals controlled play from the start. Players listed include Posner, Matott, Valkenburg, Buckley, Young, Coleman, Fahtrenholt, Choute, and Zonk with referees George Keriom and McGoiggek. Blackiovurn officiated the two 11 minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disket
Scranton
Tegumentals
Pittston Cyurkajanks
Scranton City Guard
Aumory
Seeilar
Pittstan
Posner
van Valkenburg Autcheml
Frey
Zonk
Bureher
Mitchell
Vorner
George Keriom
McGoiggek
Mr. Wilhelm
Handley Executors Appeal to Supreme Court in Tax Case
Lemuel Amerman HL W Palmer and John T Richards executors of the Handley estate yesterday appealed to the Supreme Court the decision of Judge Archbald in the inheritance tax appraisal. The case centers on the origin and assessment of the tax and seeks review at the highest court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iWon
Lemuel Amerman
HL W Palmer
John T. Richards
Handley “State
Supreme Court
Archbald
Inheritance Appraisement Amid Estate Proceedings
A collateral appraisal dispute in the inheritance case prompts scrutiny of a $5,000 bond backed by Amerman and Palmer as sureties. The court appears to reduce taxes and judge Archbwnll lowers assessment while executors pursue further reductions despite alleged errors in multiple court findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Amerman
Palmer
Fland
Archbwll
Tex
Henry
Pennington Recital Delights at Mim Park Church
The fifth Pennington recital at Mim Park church drew a large audience despite rain. Katharine Timberman impressed with clear enunciation and strong musical feeling in Meistersinger and Angels Weep while Miss Timberman’s first aria showed confidence. Miles Jia Allen received praise for violin pieces balancing technique and style, though some spectators wished for more from her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennington
Mim Park Church
Hinweoll
Katharine Timberman
Wlordan
Miles Jia
Allen
Naex Ass
Doctor's Carriage Run Down By Brewery Wagon
Dr. Willa F. Brady filed a trespass to recover damages against Mina Nobinesan owner of South Side brewery. She alleges her delivery wagon struck Brady's carriage on February 26, 1806, wrecking it and throwing him from the vehicle. He seeks damages and cites driver carelessness. Attorney Wilda M. Curry filed the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa FP
Brady
Mina Nobinesan
South Side
Braiky
Wilda M. Curry
Verdict in Beagle Case Surfaces After Rendham Jury Session
A Rendham jury convened by Coroner Ss. Pe. Longstreet returned a verdict on Albert Beagle s death. The record notes the cause cannot be determined from the evidence and cites a possible fault requiring further investigation. Jurors include Adi Stigner Hamlin Custird Powell Mulihull and Vans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. Pe. Longstreet
Albert Beagle
Rendham
Bere
Nail
Albert Paige
lLike-morten Symptons
Adi Stigner
Hamlin
M. Custird
Powell
M. Mulihull
M. Vans
Lost man found in Powellton mines
Joseph Trchardson the Throop vocalist long missing has been located working in the Powellton mines, according to a letter from John J. Absalom. The note says Richardson admitted fleeing two weeks ago and plans to send for his wife and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Trchardson
Hue
Powellton
W. Val
John JT. Absalom
Richardson
Court cases recall filings and property ejectment near Mingfield
In Mingfield borough court records reveal actions to eject tenants and settle disputes over two parcels on May Street and Lickiwantih Avenue. Parties include Emin May Van Horn and John 3 Van Horn with Samuel Cooper cited in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emin
May van Horn
John 3
van Horn
Samuel Cooper
May Street
Lickiwantih Avenue
Mingfield
Pao to buy here at E G Coulsen's 40 Lackaiwinnl avenue
Aya Malley reports plans to purchase at E G Coulsen's located on 40 Lackaiwinnl avenue. Details on the transaction are limited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aya Malley
Paoto Buy
Morse Returns with New Paintings at Burr Building Exhibit
After a month away Mr. Morse returns with several new paintings. Art lovers are invited to visit his exhibit at No. 132 Burr Building Washington Avenue during the lighted evenings, whether they wish to purchase or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Burr Building
Washington Avenue
Shooting Match at Rendham Adds to Friday Events
A shooting match is scheduled for Friday at Keogh's hotel in Rendham between Co Keogh and Edward Appal Hap. Each will shoot at even birds with a $25 stake. The match begins promptly at 2 p.m. Great bargains in hair switches at Keneeny's, hair dresser, Lacka Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rendham
Keogh
Bestween Co
Edward
Keneeny's
Lacka
Ave
Seventeenth Sewer Ordinance Passes Third Reading
The Seventeenth District sewer plan moves toward mayoral signature after a two hour Common Council debate. Councilman Sweeney led opposition citing cost for Twelfth Ward residents. Nealis supported relief but opposed higher burden. Prominent district residents attended as speeches urged passage. several ordinances and public works matters were settled or referred before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Counell
Jastalent
Mialley
Morgan Sweeey
Twelfth Ward
Patrick J. Nealis
John Sehener
Chis
Westprath
Thomas Sprakes
Phin Kirst
Peter Hilts
Jacob Geigher
Tra Klauminger
Charles Kirst
Charles Schriver
John Schriever
Frederick Murseh
Henry Stein
Andrew Miller
Charles Seeheweh
Charles Lanegler
Henry Spruks
John Zang
Péter Robling
Mr. Laer
Cornelle
Ehletty
Oliver
Simon Thomas
George Wirth, Jr
Nineteenth Ward
Nate
Nealle
Philly Wirth
Mr. Sweeney
George Wirth
Grier
Opler
Molt
Nealla
Mr Sweeney
Mesaile
Liftus
Gordon
S. Thomas
Regan
Tiannagan
Moulin Wennel
P. Wirth
Nealls
Zeidler
Noone
G. Wirth
Ihre
Nortolis
Select Council
Hunt& Connell Company
Nuy Aug
Work of St. Joseph's Society Builds Founding Home in North Park
In the annual report by secretary Mrs B Horan the St. Joseph's Society outlines plans to begin a Founding Home building in spring on land donated by the late John E. Smith at North Park. The structure costs about 25400 dollars. In 1890 the Home admitted seventy five destitute children with twenty five sent to St Patrick's Orphan Asylum and others indentured or placed in homes. Seventy felons were removed from vice and placed in the Home of the Good Shepherd. The treasurer Mrs D D Fitzgerald's 1806 report is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Society
B . Horan
North Park
John E. Smith
St. Patrick's Orphan Asylum
Good Shepherd
Owney the Postal Dog Visits Scranton Office
The famous Albany born postal dog Owney arrives in Scranton after a long journey. He wears numerous engraved tags from cities including Albany Milwaukee and Bar Harbor and is warmly greeted by postal staff. After a meal he rests at Kelley’s restaurant before continuing his nationwide travels with the postal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Federal Landing
United States
Owney
Hallroad
Jack
Postal Department of the
Hones
Hockhuindth
Milwaukee
Wisbi Eh
Bar Harbor
TSG
Bow City
Michigan
Malone
Qwney
Edintuirah
Scotland
London
England
Swansea
Wales
Bellman
Kelley
Theatrical Jottings at Frothingham and Pewes
Theatre notes from Frothingham and nearby venues highlight a varied bill. The Summers Comedy Co presents Threw Upen the World and Aly Old Kentucky Home while The Veteran by Lester Wrallack draws crowds at Rowling Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siimers
Huwnan
Littl
Atle
Lester Wrallack
Rowling
Wakte
United States
Tripoli
Lyons
Travel fears in Aljidny amid detentions and funeral rites
Amid rumors of travel bans in Aljidny residents fear each trip will end in detention. The community laments the crackdown, while plans for funerals and last rites highlight the somber mood as prominent locals face uncertain journeys and possible reprisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aljidny
Blint
Altany
Resignation of Mrs Swan Leaves Scranton Post Open
Frances B Swan resigns from the Scranton poor board amid speculation on a successor. Judge Archbold indicated no immediate plan to appoint a replacement, with names such as Reese Brooke Jones and Charlee Du Pont Breck among mentioned possibilities. Swan will not return to Repinton to reside. FCTLAMS PILLS mentioned in ad for steam heating and plumbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
Frances B. Swan
Scranton
Irregular markets drive prices in department store
From top to bottom, from side to side, nothing but cut prices appear in this department. Irregular markets offer buyers significant savings beyond normal costs. Shoppers flock to the store while trade elsewhere languishes as extraordinary values lure in customers.
Infant Willie Tighe Dies in Scranton
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Michael J Tighe of 118 Thompson Street, died Jan 27. Funeral Friday at 2 0 oclock with burial in Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. age one year unspecified months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tghe
Scranton
Willie Tighe
Mel
Michael J. Tighe
Thompson Alrent
Feneral
Burk
Hyde Park Catholic
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Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Ackawanna
Eader
Gorregt Saundering
Penn Avenue
A. G. Warman
Brussels
Wats YA Es
Wall P
City Notes
Monheys- Vania Photographers’ Association
Wets
Whayil Pierce
Oma
Hails
Criffit
Fritch
Pittston
Claas
Thirin Coal Owiping
Woilhesding
Alfred Hand Wo. Hand
T. HH. Dale
A. ‘H. Wu. Jams
Daniel Willams
William T. Davis
William F. William
Arstratore
W. W. Taylor
MW. F.osnilo
Joseph de Bein
Phoee Itivey
John Harvesy
Aboud Pine Inquiiings Company
Mihrustin
Statue Association of
Flatiaburg
Wennestry Increbruneys
Wii
Old Ware
Diamus
O'Malley
Mulberry Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
James Beamish
John Kearney
John Morris
Boatert Kiernan
Jink Scanlon
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Bales Steel Wheel Company
Compainy
Commonwealth Building
A.M. Boles
Thomas
Torrey
Sherer
AM. Horton
J. M. Boles
Juige BN
Witford
Waston
Clecing Coleone Boles
Florton
Handley Executors Appeal
MR. Pennington
Alfred Pennington
Dane Nees
Throop
Court House
Coursen's
Lackaiwinnl Avenue
Jersey
Jemima
Java
Glen Lour
Boat Patent
America
Ugar
Fae
Mr Wirth
Noulle
Mr Atirth
Gripes
Fittinagan
On Hatin
Weatpfah
Scheuer
Robline
Klaimeliaer
Weat Maikiet Street
Lackawanni River
Pine Street
Monroe
Quincy Avenues
Nentts
MR. Lotus
Sweeney Owiects
Aims
ST. Joseph’s Society
P. J. Horan
Trevel Veil
Vis Su Roti
Lonathons
Wnifrom
Itt
Bishop O'Hara
J. Ie
Welly
Ball
St. Thoms College
Patad Mrc
Oreilly
Pennsylvania
Jenny Shee Dee
THE
Bors
Owney, the
Tourist
Frothingham
Daniel Baily
Law
CO Prien
Mr. Sully
Hile Sterling
Sully
Wilton Lockdye
Marie Walendeht
Alice Evans
Morrest Robinson
C. W. Couldock
Joseph Allen
Por, Belara
Brothingham
Tallor
John Ross
Cry
RW. Archbald
Fctlams Pills
Plfl& M. T. Howley
Teilmer
Fiver
A. R. Sawyer
Yoming Ave
Nay Aug Park
Canavan Stokes
Chestnut
Gibson St
Tenth Ward
Wyoming Avenue
Hhanae
Sohmer Piano
J. W. Guernsey
Scranton, PA
Prop
C. Snyder, D. D. S
St. Opp
Jermyn
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Avenue
Sirbecnla AC Artnins
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming House
Ndow
Spruce St
White
China
China Hall
C. J. Weichel
Mears Bldg
Wash
Hunt & Connell CO
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Ajenj
Lackawanna Avenua
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