Revival of State Banks Debate At Allentown Banquet
A banking meeting in Scranton featured William Hoeckett arguing for the national system and opposing state banks, with remarks on currency elasticity and circulation. W H Peck delivered humorous banking anecdotes, and DENG Ler discussed national bank examiner duties, followed by banquet speeches praising banking progress and urging prudent legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoeckett
Inston National Bank of
Easton
Lis
Esid
Hackett
Mareh
Bonde
Van
William E. Alney
Bean National Bank of
Allentown
Roula
Peck
W. H. Peck
Red National
Leo
Ueiusdhess
Gultigg
Tip Delates
Linton
Mintebape
Unuk Is Not Busted, Tbs the Public That 'S Busted, Too Later Vain of Mr. Peek
CH. Dengler
Potiyville
National Bank Examiner
Pennsylvania
Fonderamite
Lancaster
Malgterger
Reading
Helfrich
Ashley
Philadelphia
Foedersmith
Noop
Westminster
Profit and Loss Toasts At Open Meeting
A late hour discussion on profit and loss featured remarks by Dr McLaol and toasts to the press and protest. Editor Edward J. Lynett and City Solicitor James A. Torrey offered responses but full details could not be reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starzes
Sturges
Jika
Owlne
McLaol
Elitor
Edward J. Lynett
James A. Torrey
Warrant Issued for Mir Bony on Perjury Charge
Frank Beavers a drug store clerk filed a complaint with Alderman Fitzsimmons charging Kevin Doney with perjury. The warrant grew from a trap aimed at a clergyman after Beavers failed to identify the clerk who worked at a fountain Sunday. Beavers had traveled to New York and back before swearing out the information leading to the warrant.
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Frank Beavers
Phelps’ Drug Store
Fitzsimmons
Kevi A. Dony
Lewisl
Douwvers
Whiioweares
Doug
Phelps’ Ding
Mnet Saditay
Wien
Lefere
Beavers
Deavera
Deney
Teres
Beavere
New York
Jed Me
Dony
Denvers
Chimes of Normandy staged by Mickey-Kenney in Glyon Las
The Mickey-Kenney company produced Chimes of Normandy at the Feathinglom last night to a large audience, signaling support for an extended opera season. Principal roles by Fannie Myers, Lizzie Gonssier, Sylvain Langlois, Margsis, Charles Holtes, and Dan Young impressed. Edward Readway offered a notable dance specialty. Performances continue through the week and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
Glyon Las
Mickey-Kenney Company
Scranton
Tie Serpoletac
Fannie Myers
Wgem
Lizzie Gonssier
Germaine
Lerusiab
Sylvain Langlois
the Margsis
Charles Holtes
Granighaux
Gasnard
Dan Young
Wis
Edward Readway
Notary
Wonderland Reopens With Week of Plays by Alm ager Davis
Wonderland reopens Monday offering a curated week of matinees and evening performances by a selected company. A lineup includes Hugie Ernie Forgiven Morget me not Famaily Accused Pao on the Bristol and Private Secretary. Special Saturday afternoon prices and a bicycle raffle are promised for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanderland
Waich
Almager Davis
Arem Hugie Ernie
Morgetme
Famaily
Pao
Bristol
Opening All Night at Lohmans and Local Vendors
An advert lists Lohmans Shop on Washington Avenue and Spalla and Seeley at 1M Wyoming avenue offering new styles in shoes including Rosset patent leathers. It promotes Dimmock's kidney and bladder cure free with purchases and notes local grocers and druggists offering discounts and guarantees ahead of a Will be here January 22 event featuring champion Will Will be here Jane 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosset
Hose Company Seeks a Horse and Jury Commissioner
The article notes candidates George Shoemaker and Philip Scheuer for jury commissioner. It mentions Scranton Athletic Club exclusion and street commissioner Kirst. It highlights Emma Bauer wedding to Charles Stoeher and reports on St Luke's kindergarten on Cedar Avenue closing for term with Florence Hallie as principal. The school plans to reopen in September after enlarging facilities to hold 100 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shoemaker
Philip Scheuer
Scranton Athletic Club
Kirst
Emma Bauer
Charles Stoeher
St. Luke's Kindergarten
Cedar Avenue
Haes
Florence Hallie
Tuo
Aitmilusion
Connell Company Faces Collapse Over Inadequate Cart
A local town report states the Connell firm and associated team failed to secure proper equipment. The mayoral property and fragile cart weigh heavy on a crumbling town house, while the animal used for fighting threatens safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Witac Conus Hoss
Cuno Cot
Local notices and social items from Wilkes-Barre
Ollin fragments describe social events and notices in Wilkes-Barre area. Mentions visitations by Mr Waniel Gulbert, Miss Nath, and Henry Care, plus a Knights of Pythias meeting for nominating officers. Also notes repairs on local buildings, an upcoming Democratic convention jury candidate, and wedding of Emma Bauer to Charles Stoeber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
Jar
Robinson's Pond
Haydn
Daly 86
Central Parke
Ryan & Co
Lavka Ove
Waniel
Gulbert
South Washington
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Norrman& Moore
Wyoming Avenue
Grenadines
Haskell
Hears & Hagen
Lacka
Aye
Lackawanna
Williams & Mediuity
Wyoming Ave
City Notes
Misa Lila Albright
Pittston
Powell's
Coxt Alonday
Pith
Daniel Donnell
Bertini
Tebaa Boon
Tlvok and Ladder Company
Wyller
Grovs
Lindén Attort
Dix Court
M. Gates
D. Midones
Aine
Olekaou
SP. Mott
Owen D. Jota
John Hawks
Mleitheir
Torrey
Yeaterday
Misa
Anna A. Reynoldy
George A. Reynolda
Newark
Monroe Avenue
Green Ridge
Hook and Lanier Company
Yasterday
Dr. 5
Throop
Hiveon
George
The
Hook and Ladder Company
John FP
Doray
T. J. Lewis
Penn Avenue Hapitat
Howard
John T. Watkins
Mie Luin Read
Janes Wilson
Mica
Julia Allen
Music Hall
Loretto Costello
Binghamton
Young Women’s Christian Association
Farview
Eye
Cornell
Ferber
Charles HH. Schadt
Robert Robinson
Alorris V. Morris
Patrick J. Hickey
Edward EB. Reokathan
Common Council
Wade M. Finn
Fred J. Dorr
Charles F. Wagner
Peter Kelley
Bchwenk
Select
Theats
Cumberlands and
Excelsior
Alnoy
Allentown Second National Bank
Tasodors Strong
Pitteton
George Shannon
First View
Joseph Thomas
Frank M. Horn
Catasauqua
C.D. Moser
William H. Ainey
Robert B. Wright
James M. Jacobs
Pennsburg
John W. Gwyner
Jdamea A Linen
P. AL. Carhart
Wilkes-Barre
Dane Examiner
Bauer
Re Met
C. M. Trawan
W. T. Smith
West End
Commonwealth
Ton
Theodore Sirong
Pitteron
Weucistion
Raspotsa
Banka of the Susquehanna
Susquehanna
Cooper
Wyoming
Astinister Smith
Nile
Mat
Romansea the Great
Charlas KE Robinson
Magter
de. Robinson
Jordan
Jesus Carlat
Robert E Wright
Lehigh
Tito
Bank
W. W. Watson
Sershton
James McLeod, DD
Mir
Bony
Woop Laws
Lohman’s
Commonwealth Show Store
Washington
Marennuss Suaw
Spalla & Seeley
Reisnantis
Ryas
Fondla & Wee's
Ballantine
My Ou
Wasa
Lackawaans
Hweny
Hare Jane
E. G. Coursen
Lacka. Ave
St. Luka's
Hose Company
William Connell
Dorta
Compt Toire
Knights of Pythins
Tonigue
Officura
Browar Mishel
Ososis
Hotreigeél
Charles Kirst
Aire
Man's Pond
Thesday Evening Arts
Henry Care
Lujars
Hieharda
Whalington Avenue
Neptune
Khopss
Betis
Kehowl
Tinskuwanon
Tte
Selivolerin
Jano l
Tettigat
Waa
Binet
Kiayle
Blu
Rock Street
George Shoumaker
Wendy
Dobra
Barview
Gath
Hirch Street
Charles Stoeber
Hickory Street
Reseant
Ld Iteule
Guernsey Bros
Gautechi & Sons
Chastnut Street
Beranton Haliwase
Epovioluta
V. Bactin & Co
Pena Ave
Pitt
J. Bolz
Wyoming Ava
Next Dime Bank
Dunn
T&e
London
Russia
Congress
Penn Clothing & Shoe House
Penn Avenue
Complete Outfitters
Scranton, PA
S. L. Gallen
S. Will
Hitark
Beck
W. W. Berry
Jeweler
Lacka, Ave
S.C. Snyder
D.d.s
Wyoming Avil
Banister's
DR. Jaeger’s Woolen Goods
Lackawanna Ave
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