West Side and City Suburban Justice Near Magistrates
warrants issued forWilliam Giles Daniel Howells Roger Taylor John Mack Garfield Saunders aged ten to fifteen for trespassing on premises stealing apples and fence damage. damages and costs totaled 11 with some boys discharged others held. couple charged with larceny and desertion. wife released after father paid costs. Italian renter accused of arson. unclear identity. multiple hospital admissions include Tom Connora and Peter Donohoe with injuries. wedding plans and public notices follow with local clergy remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Shilling
Jackson Street
John
William Giles
Daniel Howells
Roger Taylor
John Mack
Garfield Saunders
Howells
John Gelbert
Lloyd Street
Kellow
Meredith L. Jones
Jones
Burglary Foiled as Intruder Evades Police
Early yesterday at 2 am councilman Simon Thomas of North Main Avenue hotel woke to noises in the cellar and found a burglar attempting to pry the barroom door. He alerted help and police, but the intruder escaped before authorities arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Thomas
North Main Avenues
Thomas
Local residents plan visits and trips this week
Miss Florence Gibbs hosts Mrs. Parker at Lake Winola while Miss Grace Acker remains at home. Mrs. Robert James and son Robert depart for Colorado where they will remarry. his health is poor. Beavers children travel to Lover New Jersey. Shoemaker visits relatives on South Main. Rev. Doty leaves for vacation in Waverly New York. Mrs Hughes and daughter head to Glenburn to visit friends. Mrs. Thomas G Thomas returns from Lake Ariel. Leah and Mamie Britton visit Dr Reynolds and Mrs on North Main after staying with them in Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gibbs
South Main Avenue
Parker
Lake Winwla
Grace Acker
Bu Lness
Robert James
Robert
South Lincoln Avenue
Colorado
Gertrude
Jessie
Bhdwart Beavers
North Rebecca Avenue
N. J. Mise Shoemaker
Elmira
Corlesses
F. F P. Doty
Hampton Street
Methodical Episcopal Church
Waverly
N. Y
J. Hughes
William N. Chase
North Bromley Avenue
Glenburn
Thomas G. Thomas
North Charfield Avenue
Lake Ariel
Leah
Mamie Britton
Reading
George Reynlrds
North Main Avenue
Pittston
Funeral services and burial for Mrs Elizabeth Evans
The remains of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Evans will be interred at Washburn Street Cemetery this afternoon. Services will be held at the house on North Main Avenue at 2 o'clock. Cloudy weather accompanies today’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Evans
Washburn Street
North Main Avenue
Silvius
South Main
Elizabeth TE. Vivans
Swetland Street
North Malin Avenue
D. P. Jones
Tab
Notary Public and local services directory listing
Notary Public B G Morgan and Son with real estate and foreign exchange services at 1104 Jackson Street over Musgrave's Drug Store. Harriet J Davis Florist on 10 South Main Avenue offers cut flowers and funeral designs. Second hand furniture by J C King lists cash for goods at 701 to 703 West Lackawanna Avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Morgan & Son
Notaries Public
Real Estate
Foreign Exchange
Ocean Ticket
Jackson Street
Musgrave's
Harriet J. Davis
Main Avenue
J.C. King
West Lackaround Avenues
Local visitors and town notes from West Market Street
Edward Haggerty a St Pauls College student visits grandmother Mrs Mary Melvin of West Market Street. Harry Thomas of West Market Street visits Atlantic City. Benjamin Edwards and sister Mrs Martha Brammer of Dedham Ir guests of relatives. A Lake Winola party en route to Wilkes Barre entertained by Miss Anna Jenkins on Putnam Street. Prof E B ONeill late Dowlais Parish organist Wales visits relatives Mr and Mrs Daniel Price Spring Street. Mrs Lewis T Williams of Wayne Avenue IL. On March 9 goods valued at 30 dollars stolen from Mrs Sarah Lees residence. Edward Bagott arrested after returning to the city bail set at 600. Funeral of Mrs Daniel Coleman held at Puritan Church with Rev Evans. Interment at Forest Hill. Richard Thomas of Mulleys Store vacationing in Atlantic City. Fred Lewis of West Market Street home from Plymouth. John Connolly and others attacked on Leggetts Street bridge by Italians led to Parrotti arrest and bail 200. John J White arrested on unprovoked assault charges bail set by Alderman Roberts. Vaughn Davis of Nebraska to preach at Welsh Baptist Church. George Brown still semi conscious after a Monday accident. Thomas Carnasdine of Wayne Avenue recovered from illness. Mr and Mrs Thomas Jones return from Audenried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Haggerty
St. Paul's College
New York
Mary Melvin
West Market Street
Harry Thomas
Atlantic City
Enjamin Edwards
Martha E. Brammer
Dedham
Lake Winola
Wilkes-Barre
Anna Jenkins
Putnam Street
E. B. O'Neill
Dowlais
South Wales
Daniel Price
Spring Street
O'Neill
Lewis T. Williams
Wayne Avenue
Sarah Lees
Edward Bagott
West Side
Constable Davis
Alderman Roberts
Daniel Coleman
Green Street
Puritan Congregational Church
Mr. Evans
Wandling
Forest Hill Cemetery
Richard Thomas
Mulley's
Fred Lewis
Plymouth
John Connolly
Leggetts Street Bridge
Connolly
Michael Parrotts
Alderman Fidler
Parrotti
Parrott
John J. White
Thomas Williams
White
Vaughn Davis
Nebraska
Welsh Baptist Church
George Brown
Thomas Carnasdine
Thomas Jones
Audenried
Klondike Grounds Open For South Side Club
The South Side baseball club has secured own grounds near the artesian well grove now named Klondike. Minooka club previously lent grounds but they proved inconvenient as the team prepares the site with many enthusiasts. A mongrel dog’s death at Meadow Brook store led to an uprooted burial in a sand pit owned by Thomas Donlan, uncovered by marked boxes attracting Alderman Ruddy’s inquiry into William Jenkins’ role.
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South Side
Artesian Well
Local Society Notes Mix In Family Visits and Travel
Reports include Gertrude O Neill of Pittston Avenue recovering from an incident, Michael Miller of Cedar Avenue staying home due to sickness, Rev J A Moffitt vacationing on the Great Lakes, Annie Dowling hosting Josephine Gilligan, Hannah O Hara visiting her mother in Cedar Avenue, Anna Walker visiting South Side friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donlan
Gertrude
John O'Neill
Pittston Avenue
Michael Miller
Cedar Avenue
J. A. Moffitt
St. John's Catholic Church
Great Lakes
Annie Dowling
Locust Street
Josephine Gilligan
Jermyn
Hannah O'Hara
New Jersey
Coyne
Anna Walker
Plymouth
South Side Friends
Election notes and school board actions in local borough
Thomas Young and Henry Miller return with fish. Delegates announced for Republican county convention. Mrs. Karl Bishop recovering well. Marcus Plegeman ill. Seven delegates in First district First ward. H M Spencer wins prizes at Union Hill New Jersey. William Eden welcomes a son. Funeral set for Patrick Lynott, with societies to attend. School board meeting minutes include bids for steam heating and salary discussions. Superintendent Houser resigns. three new teachers to be hired. Next week bids on bonds due. assistant principal applications open. Dancing at Harmony Garden tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Young
Henry Miller
Lake Henry
H. W. Tregear
Karl Bishop
Lake Ariel
Marcus Plegeman
Drinker Street
H. M. Spencer
Union Hill
N. J
Dr. Stillwell
William Eden
West Drinker Stream
Fred Russell
Patrick Lynett
Smead-Wills Company
P. W. Manley
Walsh
W. R. Greaves
John E. Shull
E. D. Bovard
W. L. Davis
J. D. Knight
Andrews
Mitchell
KE. D. Bovard
J. A. Borris
Dr. Bovard
Jermyn
Ginley
M. T. Houser
Swift
Professor Houser
Bronson
Glynn
Harmony Garden
William Walthen
Auditors' Investigation Reopens At McDonough Hall
The adjourned auditors investigation reconvened at McDonough hall with Attorney R A Zimmerman leading as investigator. Witnesses including Thomas Kelly Peter Higgins Robert Driscoll A Cusick Ellas Davis and James Grimes testified on repairs fuel and work at Nos 3 and 4 schools. The session adjourned to meet again next Friday amid taxpayer excitement and political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditors
McDonough Hall
R. A. Zimmerman
Thomas Kelly
Zimmerman
Peter Higgins
No. 4 School
Robert Driscoll
No. 3
Driscoll
A. Cusick
Ellas Davis
James Grimes
Obituary notices of Misa Evans and Mrs Radford
Misa Reskie Evans child of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Evans of Minooka avenue Moosic died about 2 o'clock yesterday morning from rheumatic heart disease she was four years four months and four days old a Junior Christian Endeavor member funeral Thursday from the Minooka residence with interment at Washburn street cemetery. Mrs Ann Radford died at her Scott street Blakely home after a brief illness aged about 70 she leaves two daughters Mia James Owens of Olyphant and Mrs T A Thomas of Wilkes Barre funeral Friday at 2 pm with services at the house and interment in Union cemetery. Mrs John Davis wife of the well-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Reskie Evans
Thomas H Evans
Minooka Avenue
Moosic
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Washburn Street
Ann Radford
Scott Street
Blakely
Mia
Jamea Owens
Olyphant
E.t. & Thoms
Wilkes- Barre
Union Cemetery
Fourth ward constable dies after long illness
The known constable of the Fourth ward died at her home on North Hyde Park avenue at 4 o'clock yesterday morning after a fourteen month confinement. The funeral is set for 2 o'clock Friday afternoon with interment in Washburn street cemetery. The family endures a double affliction this week with the loss of Mrs Elizabeth Evanee, a relative of Mrs Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Hyde Park Avenue
Washburn Street
Elizabeth Evanee
Mra
Davis
Scranton Aims as a grand convention city and industrial hub
The passage touts Scranton as a major Keystone State city with a booming infrastructure and culture. It notes a 12 000 acre area, population over 100 000, wealth indicators like multiple banks and a trust company, 42 000 operatives, extensive electric street railways, public halls, theaters, hospitals, cemeteries, cemeteries and crematory, abundant water and power, rapid coal shipments, and vast property valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone State
Peckville
Olyphant
Throop
Taylor
Pittston
United States
Hanks
Capital
Masonic Temple
Society of Natural Sciences
Praise of Distinguishd Men on Buffalo Bill Show in Paris
Murat Halstead lauds Buffalo Bill’s Wild West in Paris reviews praising Col Cody’s display. He highlights horse riding skill and four-nation cavalry as worthy features, urging Americans to study the exhibit as an educational spectacle and noting its enduring appeal beyond amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Murat Halstead
James 46
Blaine
Simon Cameron
Chauncey M. Depew
Edison
Theodore Tilton
Paris
Uts
John Burke
Halstead
Col. Cody
Olympia
Alpheus
Europe
United States
England
Germany
France
An Exchange of Compliments
A witty exchange compares a lady to a looking-glass and to gentlemen. The bear notes that a looking-glass reflects without speaking while a lady speaks without reflecting. The speaker then jokes that looking-glasses are polished, but some gentlemen are not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haral
Lawyer Fees Questioned In A Divorce Case
A dialogue from Life presents Mr Severed and Attorney Cuttem debating a $1 million divorce fee. The attorney defends the cost as standard when a suit is opposed, contrasting it with a $10 ministerial marriage fee and arguing the benefits justify the higher charge.
Multiple Scranton Attorneys and Doctors Listed in Directory
A dense list shows many professionals in Scranton including doctors Dr Kay, Dr Frey, Dr Trapold, and attorney firms Jeffreys Ruddy, Warren Knapp, Jessup Jessup, Patterson Witlo, Alfred Hand William Hand, Okela, and others with offices on Wyoming and Spruce streets and in Commonwealth, Trade, and National Bank buildings along with attorney offices in Scranton Beranton and Lackawanna avenues.
Also Mentioned on This Page
City
Hospital Notes
West Side Hospital
Tom” Connora
Robert Bruce
John Youck
Peter Donohoe
Jacob Clymer
Luther Keller
Mary Roear
Graham
Jefferson Made Hospital
Philadelphia
Matron Smith
Kennedy
Jefferson Hospital
Mrss Kennedy
Thursdey
Ennuchs Congregational Church
H. H. Harris
Calvary Baptist Church
George Oberdorfer
Rowe Stetter
Charles Stetter
Chesnut Street
Maritha Pembridge
John T. James
Hiram Sayres
Albert Cargon
Fifth Ward
Republian
Globe Warehouse
Belfast
Ireland
Trenty
Willam Gimpoon
Son
Willus
West Side Business Directory
Providence
Dunmore
John Davis
Scranton
Buffalo Bil
Wyoming Avenues
Wyoming
Newark
Coloo
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Wyoming Avenue
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Kay
Penn Ave
Eea
DR. Bateson
Washington Avenue
CL. Frey
Jewell Building
Spruce Street
Mary A. Shepherd, M
Adams Avenue
A. Trapold
Anna Law
Wyoming Ava
Lla
Pr. Cc. Li
W. G. Rook
Linden Street
Beranton
Frank F. Hoyle
Burr Building
Banl 4
Edward W. Thayer
Warren & Knapp
Republican Building
Jessup
Law
Commonwealth Building
Patterson & Witlo Te Ae National Bank
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
T. Okela
Coal Exchange
Scranton, Pa
Anot
Torre Ry- Ant Ani &Lé
Ara Trade
Board
Amuel W. Edgar
Cifice
Wyoming Ave
Watres
Ae Lackawanna Ave
Borinton, Pa
RB Pitcher
Genta
Comegys
D. B. Replogla
Killiam
Wyoming Aveniun
JAS
J. H. Hamilton
Er Law
Commonwealth Bidg
Watson, Diehl, Hall & Keamer
Traders’ National Bank Building
Noor
Barring & Asweeney, Commonwealth Building
Interstate Becret Service Agency
Percival J. Morris
Board of Trade
Edward Hi. Davis
Commonwealth Buildings
Belk. Walter
Lewis “Hancock, IR
Spruce St
Cor, Wash. Ave
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
T. S. Lacey & Son, Architects
Tradera’ National Bank
F. L. McGraw
Spruch Street
H. F. Reynolds
P. OO
B. ¥. Harrison
Main Ave
C. Snover
Lacka
M. B. Davis
Kafuel
Lacka- Venna
School OF the Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Nee Ell
Leeds
G. KR. Clark & CO
Seydmen and Nurserysmen
Green House
ELK Cafe
Prankun Avenue
P. Zrigler
Neat DL, & W
Victor Koch
Bauer
R. Hauer
Hulbert
Megargeer Brothers
Frank P. Brown & CO
West Lackawanna
Thomas Aubrey
Enpewut Arecountantant
Williama Building
Tribune Publishing Co
John H. Phelps
Soranton
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