Local Notes on Residents and Appointments in Scranton
P H French night clerk at the Wyoming is in Philadelphia. Dr Walter M Reedy convalescent from pneumonia. Mr and Mrs William Kelly went to Lake Ariel for summer at their cottage. T Edris Williams returned to Hartford after two weeks’ vacation. Judge K R Archbeld and stenographer H H Coston attended the Dunham Sittler election contest commission in Tunkhannock. Alderman W S Millar stayed for Scranton club business. John H Brooks home for summer visiting parents Reese and Mrs Brooks. John A Welsh appointed Elmira Budget correspondent in Scranton opening office at 427 Spruce. Welsh promises changes in Scranton Budget department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Philadelphia
Walter M. Reedy
William Kelly
Lake Ariel
T. Edris Williams
Hartford
Conn
KR. W. Archbeld
H. H. Coston
Tunkhannock
Dun
John A. Welsh
Elmira
Spruce Street
Welsh
Scranton
North End Notes Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Mrs Levelle plans a new home at Bennett and Pike streets Harvey Jackson of Carbondale visits the North End James McDonnell of North Malin avenue serves on the jury Rev Mr McLean of Elmhurst calls on friends Michael McGibbons of Bennett street is hurt in mines last Saturday Mrs C Stevens and daughter of North Main avenue visit Susquehanna Will Anderson and Mr and Mrs W H Saddler will attend Union college commencement A M Atherton and D D Jones and Son store on Market and North Main is being repainted Providence church Ladies Aid to host a social on the parsonage lawn Wednesday evening About fifty Providence Presbyterian Sunday school youth perform Fairyland next Thursday evening Remnants odds and ends sale announced by Mears and Hagen on June 20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union College
Market Street
North Main Avenue
A. M. Atherton
D. D. Jones & Son
Ladies’ Aid Society
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Providence Presbyterian Sunday School
Garrison
J. H. Williams
George Lockyer
Williams
George Fletcher
W. Morris
Ed, Renard
J. Willams
C. Ashley
C. French
J. Howly
P. Grimes
Bert Williams
Lockyer
A. Freeman
Fran L. Jones
Lehigh College
Lewisburg
Parrish Coal Company
A. F. Carey
Madisonville
J. T. Harris
David Walters
Johnstown
Philip Walters
Willow Street
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Margaret Meyers
Easton
J. Boyle
Revs
Severson
McKay
Ita
Forty Fort
J. W. Louis
Evening Tribune
Injunction Refused in Wright Case by Judge Gunster
Judge Gunster refused a preliminary injunction requested by Alderman B Wright to stop Alderman Millar from serving in the police court or other duties in City Hall. He ruled there was no pressing necessity and the case can reach final hearing soon. A second item advertises Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills for health. A piano for sale via Box 237.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Guneter
B. Wright
Millar
Eighth Ward
Ninth Ward
June term opens as juries weigh numerous guilty pleas
The June term of the quarter sessions court opened with Judge Gunster presiding in one courtroom and Judge Albright in another. Many defendants pleaded guilty, with several awaiting sentence on Saturday. Other cases involved arraignments, forgeries, assaults, and petty thefts, including a jailbreak confession and various fines and forfeitures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Gunster
Albright
Allentown
Jones
BF. Edwards
E. Cooper
jJail
Richard McHugh
M. J. O'Toole
The
Times
Music Hall
McHugh
O'Toole
Holle
Patrick O'Connor
Olyphant
O'Connor
J. K. Goodman
Plymouth Baseball Game Set With Captains Williams and Lockyer
Local notice outlines a forthcoming baseball game at the Garrison Driving Park with captains J. H. Williams and George Lockyer. Lineups include Fletcher, Morris, Renard and others on Williams side, and Freeman, Armstrong, George Williams on Lockyer side.
South Side Concert and Local Notices At YWCA Rooms
A large audience enjoyed the South Side YWCA singing class under Professor C. B. Dermon. Miss Anna Stahlheber oversaw arrangements. Conrad’s Orchestra accompanied. A separate report notes an Italian man fined £20 for throwing a stone through a window near an infant. Other items include a novitiate start in Carbondale, a home razing for Dr. J. A. Manley, a funeral for a burns victim, a humane note on a carrier pigeon, and local business notices from Mears & Hagen and W. G. Doud & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Young Women's Christian Association
C. B. Dermon
Anna Stahlheber
Florence Tomkinson
Conrad
Washington Avenue
Patrick Murray
Frank Grouse
Tallan
Millar
Plan for Public Works Board Urges Safer City Spending
Philip Kirst proposes a board of public works to oversee street funding, arguing the current system is failing. The Scranton board of trade defers final action as opposition notes election misuse and council resistance while awaiting governor and legislature actions on road and tire bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Board of Public Works
Chittenden
H. &. Paine
Tubner Keller
Manufactures Committee
Committee On Public Safety
Vaughan
Committee On
Railway and industry notes from various regions
The bulletin lists several transit and industrial items: New York and Harlem dividend of 4 percent payable July 4. New Mexico division trainmaster and dispatcher offices moved to Gallup. Brown Beverle & Co. builds electric locomotive factory in Baden Switzerland. railroad youth baseball meeting at 2:40 p.m. at the association room. Erle employees warned about saloon dining. gross earnings of fifty nine railroads for the fourth week of May reach 7 621 758 against 1 004 458 prior year, up 657 400 or 5.47 percent. Delaware Lackawanna and Western Mutual Aid to hold important meeting. Baltimore syndicate substitutes hot air power for electricity on street railways. air brake by Dennis Dunn of Mahanoy City touted as best yet, tested on Schuylkill road. Thomas F. Gorman and Congressman Rayburn purchase patent for manufacture. Also a local plumber contact listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York and Harlem
New Mexico
Atlantic and Pacific Railway
Gallup
Brown, Beverle & Co
Baden
Switzerland
Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Erle
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Mutual Aid
Baltimore
Dennis Dunn
Mahanoy City
Schuylkill Road
Thomas F. Gorman
Hagle
Rayburn
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Norton
Aposto Dyspepsia
Snow
Weston Mill Co
North End
Mears & Hagen
Hood
Particulara
Edwarda
Godfreys
Winton
William
Mary
Annie Godfrey
Sarah J. Harris
Nolle
William Brennan
Harp
Penn Avenue
Annie McCarthy
Brennan
Anna
Mark Duffy
Joseph McDonald
Mwe
Harvey Ferber
Westminster
Henry Thompson
Winifred Golden
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Albert Hammond
Sterling Bruce
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Bert Page
M. Josephson
Lower Penn Avenue
Grant Evans
West Side
Jeanette Reese
John Norton
Dunmore Hardware Company
Winifred Cramton
Patrick Donnelly
Wari
Antonio Medola
John Leone
Joseph Gotto
John Fitula
Frank Crupinsky
Archbald
Michiel Kelly
Moods
H. Levy
Capouse Avenwe
L. M. Graves
Simpson
William Meredith
George Bates
Michael Duffy
David Kearney
William Ball
Kearney
Joseph Kinofeki
John Shulkofaki
Anthony Zelazienski
Louis Olshefski
Priceburg
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Plymouth
South Side News
Young Women's Christian Association Rooms
Mary Needham
Cedar Avenue
Carbondale
St. Rose
Lima
Haner
J. A. Manley
Patrick Langan
Prospect Avenue
Hyde Park Cemetery
William Thomas
Wiliam Connell & Co
Pheon
Thomas
W. G. Doud & Co
Lackawanne Avenue
Ira Tripp
Petiton
Rosanna Tripp
H. Ripple
Everett Warren
the Narcot! Chemical CO
Springfield, Mass
Capital
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lackawanna Avenue
N. A. Hulbert
HAY Music Stor
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Gilhool's
Fies Ik
Qathunbes
Jew Eaves
New York Warehouse
Fifth Avenue
E.C. Ricker & CO
Adams Ave
New Telephone
Philip
Kirst
Board of Trade
Board of Public Works Wold
Phillip Kirst
Bord of Trade
D. B Atherton
Atherton
Select Council
Kiret
Committee On Transportation
Fifty-third Congress
Scranton Board of Trade
Cameron
Quay
Praits
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
G. Dub
Diminck
Telephone
Pierce’s Market
Penn Ave
Hower Vales
China Hall
Weichel & Hillar
Wyoming Avenue
Russel Shoes
Avon
Rexford’s
Mackintosh
Martin&delany
Beethweuter
AISTS
Bicycles OF America
Agen, Avenue
G. Elmendorf
N. C
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
J. S. Turner Cos
Rotaina
Lackawanna
E Limited
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
Ee Ladies
Bolle Raapallege
James & Kelly
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
Aylesworth’s
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