Various Local Notices and Legal Proceedings
The Jewish Women's union met in the vestry room of a church. Judge Edwards denied a new trial in the Salt of Bartowski v. Stowers Packing Co. The equity suit Ely v. Delaware and Hudson Co. saw a denial of a reargument. Rev. O H McAnulty's will admitted to probate and letters granted to his widow Alice. The 2nd Battalion Thirteenth Regiment held a drill under Major Montrose Barnard. County delegates to the Ancient Order of Hibernians convention left for Williamsport. Green Ridge Womans Christian Temperance Union to hold an evangelistic meeting Tuesday at 2 30 p m near Penn and Marion streets. George Farber, tax collector for the Tenth ward, fled his bond of 0 000 in Pryor's office. Funeral in memory of James Halliman who died at the Manville shaft to . Services at St Peters cathedral with interment at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Marriage licenses granted to several Scranton area couples. Contributions to St Josephs Foundling Home building fund listed with numerous donors. Pittston Clerks association plans entertainment and smoker on Thursday, with Scranton clerks attending. group will travel on the 7 19 train from the Central Railroad of New Jersey and return next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Women's Union
Bartowski
Stowers Packing Company
Edwards
Borough of
Ely
Delaware and Hudson Company
O. H. MccAnulty
Alice McAnulty
Thirteenth Regiment
Montrose Barnard
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Williamsport
Green Ridge Women's Christian Temperance Union
Penn and
Marion Street
George Farber
Tenth Ward
Prothanntary Pryor
Louis Goerlits
Fred Farber
James Halliman
Manville
Phelps Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Scenses
John H. Thomsa
Joseph R. Bell
Nellie B. Chivera
Peckville
Henry Rorick
Margaret Myers
Scranton
Louis W. Cooper
Olive
St. Joseph's Foundling Home
John Kiloullen
Richard Kaye
William Kiloullen
William Dwyer
J. T. Kennedy
Michael Walsh
Patrick Walsh
J. and T. Walton
Thomas Connery
Hannah ’. Connery
Michael Daly
Joseph ©. Drum
Pittston
Joseph Custard
Ernest C. Brady
Albert Wittle
Herman Levy
A. Arangon
Elmer Wilson
Samuel Dembo
George Morris
Charles B. Howe
Nelson G. Teets
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Saloon Owners Clash as Billen Sues Mermak for Damages
John Billen filed a suit against John Mermak for 1500 dollars after a quarrel at a Winton saloon. Ex Judge W H Stanton represents Billen as attorney. Mermak allegedly struck Billen in the face during the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Billen
John Mermak
W. H. Stanton
Winton
Mermak
Billen
Fourth of July Celebration Planning Meeting Held
Wednesday evening the executive committee arranging the Fourth of July celebration will meet in the Hotel Jermyn to further perfect plans for an old fashioned observance of Independence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Clam Bake at Lincoln Park With Dan Green Orchestra
A clam bake is held at Lincoln Park today at 3 p m featuring Dan Green and his orchestra providing music for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park
Dan Green
Lohmann's Spruce Street Dining Ad With Drinks
Meals and cold lunches served at all hours at Lohmann's Spruce Street for dinner 40 cents. Imported domestic wines cigars and liquors.
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Lohmann's
Spruce Street
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The text reads as a fragmented OCR line with unclear names and numbers. It appears to reference names or entities and a numeric value 108 but lacks a coherent event, place, or action to report in a newspaper card.
Wilbur Opera Opens Week at Frothingham With The Two Vagabonds
The Wilbur Opera Company opens a week at the Frothingham Theater presenting The Two Vagabonds aka Erminie. Performers include J E Conoley Emmett Drew E A Clark J C Harvey Magele Bolton Jeanette Palmer Claude Amsden Hettie Richardson Maud Daniela. A chorus march drew applause and living pictures followed the show. Fra Diavolo is scheduled for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Opera Company
Frothingham
Erminie
Williamsport
J. E. Conoley
Emmett Drew
E. A. Clark
J. C. Harvey
Magele Bolton
Jeanette Palmer
Claude Amsden
Hettie Richardson
Maud Daniela
Scranton
Diana
Puck
Grace Darling
Venus and
Tanhauser
Angelus
Jack
Brothers
Fra Diavolo
Maryland Governor’s Party Plans Scranton Visit
Governor Lowndes and a Maryland party including Maryland Court of Appeals judges McSherry Fowler Roberts Russell and Fourth Circuit Judge Sloane travel by private B and O car Delaware for a week. They stopped at Niagara Falls and head to New York then may tour Scranton if persuaded to stay after passing through at 2.30 am tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowndes
Cornelius Comegys
C. Reynolds Bedford
Comegys
Messrs
Bedford
Barrett Building Ablaze in Basements Near Hotel Jermyn
A fire at 12:10 AM damaged the Barrett building on Bpruce Street near Hotel Jermyn. The blaze started in the basement of Ryan's drug store and, though confined to the cellar, caused stock damage to P. H. Gilgallon and D. S. Ryan. Firefighter Lincoln Tillman, overwhelmed by heat, was treated and recovered within half an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Hotel Jermyn
Bpruce Street
P. H. Gilgallon
Ryan
Lincoln Tillman
Man in Woman’s Attire Interrupts Opera Matinee
A male intruder attended a Frothingham matinee of the Wilbur Opera company in a woman's gown and blond wig. Captain Edwards escorted him from the theater on Wyoming Avenue after the impersonator resisted, dropping his hat and wig which remain with the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Opera Company
Frothingham
Captain Edwards
Wyoming Avenue
Iwatter
Reverend Father Kilcoyne Dies After Illness
Rev. Father A F Kilcoyne died at 10 20 last night at his mother Mrs Catherine Kilcoynes home at Cedar avenue and Birch street. He had been ill for months after returning north from Florida where he was stationed. A native of the city he was about 97 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Kilcoyne
Catherine Kilcoyne
Cedar Avenue
Birch Street
Florida
Treasurer's Sale Postponed In County Court House
County Treasurer C. H. Schadt will expose at public sale next Monday June 15 at 10 a.m. in the arbitration room of the courthouse 233 pieces of real estate on which the state and county tax has not been paid. The sale was postponed because the treasurer could not have the list ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Schadt
Court House
Parsonage Question Settled by Congregation Split Views
The Presbyterian church decided not to place a parsonage on the Olive street and Madison avenue lot, opting instead to buy a separate house and lot. Isaac Post and George H. Catlin resigned from the board of trustees, with successors not yet chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Post
George H. Catlin
Presbyterian Church
Olive Street
Madison Avenue
Beranton Gas and Water Company
H. A. Knapp
L. T. Mattes
James McLeod
D. D
A. W. Dickson
W. R. Storrs
Storrs
Dickson
Judge Hand
Delegates Plan Trip to National Republican Convention
National Delegate William Connell has arranged travel for a group from this area to the National Republican convention in St. Louis. The party will leave Friday at 1:49 PM by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad, traveling in a hotel car and arriving Saturday evening. The delegation includes William Connell, John T. Williams, Conrad Schroeder, James J. Williams, Morgan of Luzerne, Charles A. Miner, Colonel Ripple, C. R. Connell, J. L. Connell, Sheriff Clemons, Ex-Mayor Connell, Dr. A J Connell, Major T F Penman, Clerk J H Thomas, and Benjamin Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connell
St. Louis
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
John T. Williams
Conrad Schroeder
James J. Willams
Morgan
Luzerne County
Charles A. Miner
Wilkes-Barre
Ripple
C. R. Connell
J. L. Connell
Clemons
Connell
A.J. Connell
T. F. Penman
J. H. Thomas
Benjamin Hughes
Missing Purse Theft Report Mentioned by Police
Mrs Brunda insists she placed the purse in her pocket and that it was removed stealthily. Chief Robling and Detective Dyer reported their investigation failed to substantiate the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robling
Dyer
Norris Brothers Pony and Dog Show Entertains City Crowd
The Norris Brothers展示 a tent at Adams avenue and Mulberry street featuring about fifty trained dogs and ponies with intelligent performances. Acrobatics include high jumping tight rope walking and bare back riding by a dog goat and monkey. The crowd packed the last night and children especially enjoyed the show. Performances run each evening at 8 with matinees today Thursday and Saturday at 2. Local orphan and school groups have been invited to today's matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Brothers
Adams Avenue
Mulberry Street
St. Patrick's Orphan Asylum
the Home For the Friendless
Oral School For the Deaf
Scranton Set to Produce Anthracite Bicycles at Local Factory
Scranton manufacturers announce a new bicycle plant on Seventh street to produce the Anthracite line. An expert foreman will oversee erection of machinery and by August 1 the first wheels are expected on the market. The venture, run with the scale works, aims for a high grade product rivaling top makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Barker
3. G. Barker & Son
Seventh Street
New York
New England
Lively Pony Parade Dash Ends in Narrow Collision
Two small ponies in the Norris Bros parade startled spectators along Franklin avenue when a dwarf wagon loosened from the pair and the ponies bolted. A Scranton messenger boy was hurled from his seat but escaped with scraped knuckles as the ponies collided with a wagon at the Valley house before the parade resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Bros
Franklin Avenue
Lackawanna
Scranton
Valley House
Convention at Jessup backs county AOH setup
Nineteen divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and two military companies attended the county board convention at St James hall Jessup. M J McAndrew presided as county delegate and officers were elected including Eugene McCay recording secretary John Mc Hale financial secretary and M H Lavelle treasurer. The delegates reported favorable notes from the recent Philadelphia state convention and discussed recruiting and unifying into one organization before many months. The gathering closed at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Carbondale
St. James Hall
Jessup
M. J. McAndrew
Archbald
Philadelphia
Eugene McCay
John McHale
M. H. Lavelle
Alice Butler Arrested for Silk Waist Theft at Boarding House
Alice Butler a colored cook at a Raymond court boarding house was arrested yesterday and held to bail before Alderman Millar for stealing a silk waist from Miss Blanche Brown one of the young lady boarders. Witnesses testified she wore it, her denials carried little weight and she must answer at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Butler
Raymond Court
Millar
Blanche Brown
Alice
Boy Bitten In Dog Attack On Mulberry Street
Edward Softley, 10, was badly bitten on the right calf by a dog while a second dog fight occurred near his baby brother on Mulberry street. Dr Longstreet treated the boy and said serious harm was unlikely. Chief Robling ordered the attacking dog shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Longstreet
Edward
Edward Softley
Mulberry Street
Robling
Bortley
New Scranton High School Instructors Named
J C Lange named principal and math instructor with a $2140 salary. F L Loomis vice principal and Latin Greek professor at $1900. A H Wells chemistry botany at $1000. S Friedwald modern languages at $1000. Miss Leah Heath literature elocution at $1200. Miss Mattie H Gregg English mathematics at $1900. Committee cites Higgins Howell. salaries and contracts outline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
J.C. Lange
F. &. Loomis
A. H. Wells
Leah Heath
Mattie H
Gregg
Lange
Loomis
Keystone Academy
Factoryville
Wells
Lafayette
Friedwald
John Raymond Institute
Leah Heath le
Two Manufacturing Plant Proposals on Board of Trade Agenda
The manufacturers' committee of the board of trade will review two plant location proposals this evening. One from a New York City seam lading concern seeking $500,000 capitalization and another from a local mine car company seeking to establish operations in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
New York City
Sawyers Millinery Values Push Style at Low Prices
Sawyer's promotes a large sale of ladies trim hats and sunhats offering 25 cent trimmed sailors 33 cent fancy straw hats 49 cent untrimmed hats and 95 cent trimmed hats, claiming values never equalled this season in Beranton. The ad highlights substantial savings on latest styles and invites comparisons with small investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer's
Beranton
Two Deserted Wives Have Their Recreant Husbands Raigned
Two men charged with refusal to support their wives were held for court yesterday by Alderman Millar. Thomas Josepha of the West Side and Michael McDonough of Bellevue are the defendants. Mrs Josepha also accuses her husband of assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millar
Thomas Josepha
West Side
Michael McDonough
Bellevue
Martin Jack Injured by Roof Fall in River Slope
Martin Jack of Green Ridge Street suffered a slight injury when a roof fell on him at the river slope of the Delaware and Hudson company yesterday. He was taken to Lackawanna hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Jack
Green Ridge Street
Delaware and Hudson Company
Lackawanna Hospital
Lee Funeral Notice for Wiljam Lee in Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania on June 7 19% funeral services are set for Wil jam Lee from his late residence 80 South Irving Avenue. A requiem mass will be celebrated Wednesday morning at 8 90 at St Johns Catholic church.
Woman's pocket picked at shop. $25 lost
Mrs. Brands lost $25 at a New York Bargain store while shopping with her daughter. She placed her purse in her skirt pocket and later found it missing near Wyoming House corner, charging a pickpocket at the store and at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brands
J. Brunda
Cedar Avenue
New York
Wyoming House
Insect Powder Ad Puts McGarrah’s on Sale
Ask Your Dealer for McGarrah's Insect Powder in 55 and 10 cent boxes. Not offered in bulk. Hatel Warwick at Ocean End of South Carolina near Atlantic City New Jersey. Fine lawn and good view of Daniel Coleman, proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGarrah
Hatel Warwick
Ocean End
South Carolina
Atlantic City
Fine Lawn
Good
Daniel Coleman
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Evelands
Cleveland
Sjmatr Corsox
New York Cooking School
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Ackawanna
the. Laundry
A. B. Warman
Penn Ave
Wlliams & Manusty
City Notes
Wilbur Company
Maryland
Father Kilcoyne
First Presbyterian
Post
Catlin
Board of Trustees
F. E. Platt
James J. H. Hamiton
Hond Wan
Beauty
J. C. Lange
Miss Heath
Nebraska
Mattie H. Gregg
Scranton Board of Control
Phillips
No. 10
August John
John Murray
Peter Stipp
No. 19
Bessie Williame
Anna L. Corbett
State Normal School
Sawyer’s
A. R. Sawyer
Wyoming
S. C. Snyder
D. D.S
Spruce St
Berry
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Avenua
Powell
Music Store
Siebegker i. Watkins
Cca Ave
D. Bolz
Shay
Clough & Warren
Emerson
Malcolm Lovs
J. Lawrence Stelle
Carpenter
Waterloo
P. M’crea
Will Bea
Ruprecht
Crystal Palace
Opp
Baptist Church
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