City Notes Chronicle Varied Notices and Local Events
John T. Regan of Bellevue runs for a seat on the board of revision and appeals. A rummage sale is set for 500 North Washington Avenue on Wednesday from 2 to 4. Storm doors go on at the Lackawanna hospital ward. The Delaware and Hudson company paid several mines and slopes. A parish musical program is planned at Christ Church rectory tomorrow. The Scranton Masonic choir repeated a minstrel show in Wilkes-Barre. Owen Vitapatrick was arrested on assault and related charges. Rev. A. J. Nauer lectured at Gouldsboro and Lehighton. Frank Gears was returned to Philadelphia reform school. Peter Frank began work in a machine shop. renewal requested for Mulinemann hospital. Antonio Rixeluto and Anneo Meo were jailed for selling without licenses. A collision occurred on the Scranton Tollway near the ball park. damages to follow. The Catholic Missionary Society held a progressive closure party with local speakers. Aytruaite and Schulliwitz faced charges. court appearances scheduled. Officers of the Pennsylvania Casualty Company were elected with W. W. Watson as president and J. T. Renmierer as vice president.
Bowling Leaders Prep for Scranton Showdown Next Saturday
David Fi Taylor Whitney Trea and Wenta plus J Williawa and M Zehnder headline Powleh com ing row on a New York league bowling night in Scranton. The Scranton team will assemble players from Northeastern Pennsylvaia leagues including Mitchell Wardell Barth Weigand Nepking and Dr Fox appearance is announced for the Lockawanna Bible Society anniversary event on February 10 at Park church with Rev Dr Vox delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HG Powlehs
Roweeble Ath
New York
Mitchell
Commerciale
Wardell
Seranton Blevele Clih
Barth
Pile
Weigand
Weet
Wheelren Celui
Wiskee Marrs
Nepking
Buckie Tram
Fox
Vox
D. D
New York City
The
American Bible Soeiety
Addres
Lockawanna Bible Society
Inn Park
Evenine
Vic
Uet
Bible Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
Imi
Green Ridge
CANDIDATES FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR NOMINATIONS REVEALED
Last day for filing nomination papers yielded a list of candidates across wards for school director. Names include Waid, Mineon, Krogerman, Kloss, Pustkeski, Lovern, O’Matles, Gibbons, Coyne, Breen, Klowski, O’Donnell, Connally, Connolly, Moon, Mowry, and Kennedy act context notes on ward quotas and upcoming deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailerman
Charles PL Kloss
TIT Societ
Citizens’ Party
Pustkeski
Say Thinkst
Bim
Syelekvtio Galor Party
Martin J. Lovern
Pittston Avene
People’s Pants
Dba BR. O'Matles
Base Birney Avenue
John J. Ruddy
Alverman
Gedar Avenue
Bndependent Party
John Gibbons
Pittston Avenue
Malachi L Coyne
II Cedar Avenue
Martin FP
Donahoe
Stone Avenue
Patrick Breen
Palm Street
A. Stanley Klowski
Pitter Avenue
Richard O'Donnell
Imine
Birney Avenue
Independent Ciileens
Common Cignel
Michael J. Connally
Undertaker
Prospect Avenue
Independent Party
Michael Connolly
Independent Citizens’ Party
Joseph Moon
Belek Street
Doerph Mowry
Mill Hand
Brick Street
Excursion Bookings Open for 1901 at Lake Lodore Resort
The Delaware and Hudson company issues an attractive brochure for the 1901 excursion season at Lake Lodore. It highlights the new depot, pavilion, and lake scenery. Work on the grounds continues in fall and winter, with many applications already flowing in, and Delaware and Hudson ticket agents ready to supply details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Company
Naeduet
Lake Lodore
Baweha
Grevea
Vi. W.rors
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Scranton
Lake Lecore
Delaware and Hudson
Knights Celebrate Anniversary at Columbus Club House
The Wolelits of Columbus plan an anniversary observance tonight at 1.90 o'clock at their North Washington club house. A banquet, speeches, and a promenade concert by Bauer and others will follow, with out of town clergy and prominent members expected to attend. The event opens to lady friends for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nur
Bauer
Itt
Nev
Bishop Hoban
Coujury
Knights
Dwyer Repeats Wins in Mixed Catch Event at Bicycle Club
Dwyer scored two falls over Leo Pardello in a catch-as-catch-can bout and then beat him in Graeco-Roman style. Pardello, heavier and excited, challenged a rematch promising to donate gate proceeds to charity. Dwyer signaled willingness if urged by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceo Roman
Dwyer
Pardello
Sweet Charity
Bicycle Club
M. J. Dwyer
Leo Pardello
B. TF
Connolly
Tlugh Keenan
H. Sehadt
Himmself
Partello
Anow
Cleantky
Leonard
Herrick
Fardella
Sulfan
Pordello
Wee
Louis Tre Wether
Pare Jdelio
All-round Aid in Trade Prosperity
The piece outlines the vital role of interest in commerce, claiming it drives markets and supports thousands who face doubt. It emphasizes savings and compound interest, promoting the bank as a trustworthy channel where every dollar yields gains and steady savers are rewarded through biannual compounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dnterest
Thousania of
Coutlows
Horses in Runaway Collision Near Washington Avenue
Permanent Men Robert Willard and Harry Rice of Crystal Hose Company escaped serious injury after a runaway horse team broke a rein at box 24 city hall. The off horse charged straight, colliding with an iron pole supporting the trolley cable. the wagon and harness were damaged but the team steadied. Passersby aided, one horse recovered with only cuts and scalpings. The blaze at Rev. Charles G Spleker residence caused a small roof fire easily extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Willard
Harry Rice
Crystal Hose Company
City Hall
Linden Street
Willard
Washington Avenue
Washington Aven
Pulil
Charles G. Spleker
Maly Trinity Lutheran Church
Adams Avenue
Mulberry Street
Spleker
Marie Antoinette Fete Dazzles with Gregory the Jester
The Marie Antoinette Fete features Gregory the Jester with Lisette and dairy maids in the park scene. Miss Anne Strickland and M R Piller perform, while a niece of Mare Arjan Williams from Madison Avenue draws notice. A popular dance contest in the flower booth and a life dance highlight the show with Mrs. OC Beatt directing. Seats go on sale Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Thor
Beatt
In ten years Lares Wo Pratt this week
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a person or place named Lares Wo Pratt and a sequence marked this week. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or affiliations to form a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weara
City Leader Urges Charter Amendments and Accountability
President J. A. Lansing argues for centralizing authority in the mayor while opposing a mandatory city solicitor appointment. He supports electing the city solicitor, extending limited terms for mayors, and ensuring legislative bodies retain only nonexecutive powers with minority representation in the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Jewett No 10 Machine Tops in Distinct Characters
The article notes that Jewett No 10 features ninety two distinct characters, eight more than any other standard machine. The comparison highlights its superior character variety and innovative design.
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Lackawanna Dairy CO
Adama Avenue
H. B. Ware
Postofica
John T. Regan
Tellevue
Board of Revision and Appeals
Washinton Avenue
Danniry
Lackawanna Hospital
Secident Ward
Dp & W. Payl
Delaware Mines
Judeow
Conyngham
Baltimore Ne
Baltimore Slope
Baltimore Tunnel
Wilkar Barre
Scranton Maannethur Society
Wilkes Barre
Storre
Audlience
Owen Vitapatrick
Raymond Court
Millar
A. J. Nawer
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Weer Scranton
Paken
Reformatory
Frank Gears
Moir ‘Vent
Hernoot
Ten Mills Relematory
Phileiolphia
Nieberger
Wis
Peter Frank
Nagy Ausenlie Homie
Chile
Teere
Burlingho
Mulinemann Hospital
Antonio Rixelutdo
Anwelo Meo
Snalth Stiece
Thrauern
Kavu
W. A. Phillipa
Catholic Uwstonical Society
Petwaury
Aytaliwite
Low
Aldwelliney Millar
Schullivettz
Jonslie Schulliwita
William UL ‘Thotas
Wlhawing Ohotre
Penglvania Casualty Company
W. W. Watson
First View
Jobo T. Renmierer
Second View
A. C. Hiller
POU
Kingsbury
Alfred Harvey
Edwards
Jane
Fetl Johnson
Fawall
Matthews
Theitas H. Patton
Thomas M. Mkighter
Meadow Brook Water Company
Scranton Gas and Water Co
Weeniie
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
Beranton
David Fi. Taylor, WR. Whitney, Trea. & Wenta, Dimes J. Williawa and
8. M. Zehnder
Cornell
T. G. Mineon
Miner
Sie Bellow Tireet
Finth Ward
Common Council
Rex
Hullburg
Shermin Avenue
Thirteenth Ward
Common Couneil
F. G. Krogerman
North
People's Party
Twentietil Waild
Allegheny
Pwentieth
Clifles
Tribune
Connell
Coursen's
Iintian
Cabuniet
Keenan
Beranten
Dwyers
Eatelh-De-Cateh-Can
Ico
Pardelto
Florida
J. A. Lansing
Board of Trade
Seventeenth Ward
Tam
Counecilman
Cawley
Rerauth
McNolty
Irving Avenue
Swetland
Marlo A. Huteli
Monrow
Gertude
Bede
Cde
Spencer Business College
Tribune Publishing Company
Scranton Tribune
Guernsey
Scranton, Pa
Crina Walt
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Rey
Dr. Reyer
Schimpff
Lackawanna Avenue
Neversity
Bittenbender & CO
Franklin Ave
D. W. Wagner
Loui Suanes
Spruce Street
Howe Furnishing
Mears Building
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