Local Couples Wed as City Notes Span Town Events
City notes report the marriage of John W. King and Jeanette Robertson in Throop, a police response to reported horsemen on North Washington avenue, a Highland social planned by the South Side YWCA, and several notices including licenses for Leonard Curtis and Ann Fletcher and a slander suit between Mrs Jemima Howell and Mrs Mary Davis. The Mayoress Millar firm issued War Paint advertising, and a survey of West Market Street is being conducted for the Abington Turnpike matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. RR. Fordham
Romaine Dickson
New York
Ely
John WW. King
Dennse Vo Robertson
Throop
Aldermain Millar, Hittenbender & Co
Spruce Street
Syracuse Cycle Company
Phillips’ Core
West Market Street
Abington
North Washington Avenue
Free Methodists
Beer's Hall
North Main Avenue
Munlay
Jan
George Eakins
Binghamton
NS. C
Liederkrang Society
Frank Trewthner
Frank Hamler
Thomas Snetcher
Fred Dimler
K. Moses
Charles Palkowsky
Charlee Waener
Conrai Wengel
Herman Osathaus
South Side Young Women's Christian Association
Leonard Curtis
Peckville
Ann Fletcher
Winton
Joseph Domalewski
Victoria Wiesta
Scranton
Theophile Zenker
Thirtimore
Jemime Howells
Mary Dawis
Archbald
Allggers
Atorney
John M. Harris
Howell
Atlee
Prothonotary Pryor
Grand Duchess shines in Offenbach operetta at Academy of Music
Lillian Russell headlined The Grand Duchess at the Scranton Academy of Music to a large enthusiastic audience with encores. The lavish production featured a talented company including Blaladell and Celeste while Burgundér earned praise for mounting the show as a high quality light opera in a grand style.
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Lilian Russell
Lillian Russell
Scranton Theater-Qoere
Academy of Music
Miss Russell
Offenbach
Tunsell
Fred Solomon
Joseph Herbert
Richie Ling
Owen Westford
William
Blaladell
Mont Celeste
Burgundér
Academy
Grand revival of The White Slave at Academy of Music next Monday
The Academy of Music stages Bartley Campbell’s The White Slave in six acts and seven tableaux with a strong cast led by the Campbell brothers. Scenic marvels include Judge Hardin’s Kentucky home and the Belle Creole saloon. Prices 10 20 and 5 cents. ladies free with 6 pm prepaid ticket. Sale opens Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Bartley Campbell
Robert
John Campbell
Judge Hardin
Blue Grass
Kentucky
William Lacy
Mississippiia
Lac Belle Creole
Red Devil Island
Frothinchan
Corse Payton
Trainmen Conclave Reviews Petty Grievances at Hall
The General Grievance Committee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen held sessions at the A. O. U. W. hall on Lackawanna Avenue. Grievances discussed were petty and will be forwarded to General Manager Halstead for a possible Saturday answer. further actions could extend the meetings to week’s end or longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railrord
A. O. U. W. Hall
Lackawanna Avenue
Halstead
First Grand Ball by Central Labor Union at Music Hall
A large crowd enjoyed the first grand social at Music Hall in Scranton under the Central Labor Union. Hayes Bros. orchestra played. A. J. Langan organized the event. A. A. Kearney hosted withGeorge Gobler and M. Lynch assisting. Reception and floor committees listed with numerous members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union of Scranton
Music Hall
Hayes Bros. Orchestra
A. J. Langan
A. A. Kearney
George Gobler
M. Lynch
A. J. Atkinson
P. J. Thomas
Charles Corliss
Ke.be
Knapp
Benedict
P. Golden
William York
M. J. K. Levy
John Hovnlay
P. G. Moran
Grant Cutler
C. Wallis
B. Price
Nelson Teets
J. A. Miller
Peter Yost
Charles Wilhelm
H.C. Scheuer
John Volkanault
J. H. Lynch
Alex
New Lease Secured By Leader Store Owners in Scranton
Lebeck and Corin, owners of the Leader, signed a new lease for their Wyoming avenue store and an extension of 60 by 60 feet at the rear. They arrived in Scranton as strangers a year ago and have built a large, growing patronage through quick service and tireless advertising, now employing a full staff and competing with other leading department stores in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Lebeck & Corin
Scranton
Wyoming Avenue
Patrick Gibbs suffers leg fracture at old rolling mill
Patrick Gibbs of the Twelfth Ward sustained a compound fracture of the right leg below the knee while helping reunite a derailed car. He was moved to Moses Taylor hospital, where doctors set the bone and forecast recovery in months. Gibbs, 55, is married with a growing family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Gibbs
Moses Taylor
Perjury Charge Arraigns Henry Schlentz in Scranton
Henry Schlentz was arraigned before Alderman Millar on perjury charges stemming from a sworn information by Charles Simrell and Fred Jones. Bail set at 200 as Schlentz faced a hearing later that afternoon amid revelations of alleged ballot box tampering during a Republican primary in Scranton.
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Henry Schlentz
Fred Jones
Charles Simrell
Millar
State of Pennsylvania
County of Lackawanna
Cltleen
Scranton
Wulf
Frederick Fuller
Sald
Henry Schlents
A. D
Charles Slimrell
Music Hall
Wil
Charles Emrell
Republican Party
Act of Assembly
Frederick Jones
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
A. B
Schlentz
Ball
John Westpfahl
C. W. Westpfahl
Mlean Stevens Nuptials Reported by Los Angeles Herald
In the Los Angeles Herald a January notice covers Miss Maud Manierson McLean daughter of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. McLean marrying Guy Ernest Stevens of Scranton Pennsylvania at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Tabernacle on South Hope Street. The bride wore ivory duchesse satin with lace and pearls, a long veil, and carried white hyacinths. a breakfast followed at the bride’s Ninth and Olive residence. The couple planned a San Francisco departure en route to a longer trip, aiming to be home after March 1. Stevens is Yale educated and plans to practice law. Mrs Stevens’ father is a former local resident.
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the Herald of
Los Angeles
Cal
Maud Manierson McLean
Charles C. McLean
Guy Ernest Stevens
Scranton
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Tabernacle
South Hope Street
Lohengrin
Elizabeth Agnew
McLean
Bertha
Ninth
Olive Streets
Simpson Tabernacle
Stevens
San Francisco
Yale
John Stewart
Equity suit filed by Garney and associates in court
Proceedings in equity began yesterday in the court, with A. V. Bower representing J. W. Garney, John J. Brown, J. H. Allabach and J. W. Gar. The action names Gar, Brown and Company as key parties in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garney, Brown & Co
Equity
A. V. Bower
J. W. Garney
John J. Brown
J. H. Allabach
J. W. Gar
Scranton Law School Branch Favored by Lafayette College
Lafayette College shows favorable interest in establishing a law school branch in Scranton. Judge Alfred Hand and Attorney J H Hamilton returned from Easton with Dr. E D Warfield leading a committee to visit Scranton for investigation in two to three weeks. Local faculty from Dickinson School may teach if located.
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Lafayette College
Alfred Hand
J. H. Hampton
Faston
E. D. Warfield
Scranton
Easton
Hand
Hamilton
Warfield
Kirkpatrick
BE. J. Pax
L. Fisler
College Board of Trustees
Dickinson School
Entertainment In Nettleton's Hall For St. Katherines Guild
An evening entertainment at Nettleton's Hall Green Ridge raises funds for St Katherines guild of the Church of the Good Shepherd. The programme includes overtures piano duets solo songs chorus tableaux shadow pantomime and vocal selections featuring Ms Medway Mr Reeve Jones Mrs Hassel Mrs Reynolds and others. Proceeds support guild activities.
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Suelo
Mr. RD
Willimes
Adeline Outette
Kjerule
Nydia
Reeve Jones
Meile Val Hallad
Mary Jane
Benjamin
Rockwell
W. D. Hassel
Mra
H. B. Reynolds
W. I. Carr
M. W. Guernsey
Misses Davidson
Linleay
Jones
Charlesworth
Robinson
Fortham
Bunting
Klefer
Barnes
Monies
Howe
Medway
Annie Price Hurna
Tubleau
Gossip
Mile Quatleme
Annie Laurie
Acollan
Dudley Tuck II
Reeve Jones J. Tableau
Marriage of Miss Julia Campbell and Michael J O Malley
Miss Julia Campbell married Michael J O Malley yesterday morning at St Peter's Cathedral in a nuptial mass celebrated by Rev J A O Keilly. The couple, both well known, received many wedding gifts and held a small reception at the bride's Gibson street home with immediate friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Campbell
Michael J. O'Malley
St. Peter's Cathedral
D. J. Campbell
Gibson Street
J. A. O'Keilly
Geo. J. Campbell
Edward O'Malley
A. J. Reilly
Choral Society Organized at Second Presbyterian Church
A choral society was organized last evening at the Second Presbyterian church led by president Arthur Christy and musical director J. M. Chance. Forty active and eight associate members enrolled. meetings set for Wednesdays after prayer meeting. plans to start with lighter works then tackle sacred compositions. Peter Frank obituary notice and post orders follow with funeral details from Dunmore and post command notices.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Arthur Christy
J. M. Chance
Vigilants Fred Jones and Charles Simrell Arrested in Primary Case
Two vigilants of Scranton’s First district were arrested on January 4 after warrants issued by Alderman Fuller. Fred Jones and Charles Simrell posted bail of 100 each and waived a hearing. The case, linked to a Republican primary election graft claim, fuels pre election tension and speculation of further arrests.
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Twentieth Ward
Fred Jones
Charles Simrell
Balters
E. H. Ripple
Ripple
Twelfth
Jones and Simrell
George Watson
Tim of Watson & Zimmerman
Henry Schlentz
Alderman Fuller
W.H. Withers
Schlentz
Watson
Fuller
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
County of Lackawanna
Scranton
Henry Schlenta
Darth
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Muste Hall
Republican Party
Act of Assembly
Henry Schients
Henry Schientz
Frederick Fuller
J. & McAnulty
Willams & McAnulty
Tribune
Schlenta
Melchoir Horn, Longtime Fireman, Dies at Home
Melchoir Horn, a well known volunteer firefighter and Nay Aug Engine Company member, died yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at his home 540 Wyoming Avenue after a brief illness. He was among the oldest Nay Aug members and was highly regarded citywide. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Naviuas
Melchoir Horn
Wyoming Avenue
Nay Aug Engine Company
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Grand Duchess
Aead
Banister
A Jay Circus
Sherman & Morrisey
Davie’ Theater
J.C. Davis
Hyde Park
Conditta
California
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Aiso
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O. U. W. Hall
Central Labor Union
Baby Bazaar
Ura Sthmann's
Afmner
Weiss
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MT. Pocono
LAW School Project
Nettleton’s Hall
Green
the Hebrides
Mendelasonn
Tsuio
Mins Medway
Juncletos
Church Choral Society
Peath
Peter Frank
Ezra
Griffin
Dept. of
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A. J. Scranton
Mill Street
Dunmore
Thirteenth Regiment
J. R. Thomas
Geo
F. Millet
Adjt
Tribune Almanac
Charles Simrel
Handy-Man Withers
Powell’s Music Store
W. W. Berry
the Jeweler
Snost St Rice, Agt
Rupprecht’s
Crystal Palace
Rupprecht
Penn Ave
Opp Baptist Church
Eee Eet Cael
Astrakhan
Alaska
J. Bol
Shaw
Emerson
Malcolm Love
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
J. Lawrence Stelle
Scranton School of Elocution and Oratory
Mrs. Lt. Richards
Burr Building
Washington
Scoranton, Pa
Pia Nosire
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Dunn
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