Notable Local Circulation Of Updates And Moves
John J. Grigallon returns from a Philadelphia business trip. James Collings, Wilkes-Barre clothier, was in town yesterday. Charles Schlager and family occupy their Elm Harbor summer home. Mrs. C. D. Simpson to address Dalton WCTU this afternoon. Elizabeth Kelly returns from Villa Marie convent to spend vacation with parents on Madison Ave. About twenty five young married people hosted at C. B. Weston's summer home. Parney J. Mooney admitted to Luzerne County bar. ex-editor of Joy Times. projected to build a notable legal career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Grigallon
Philadelphia
James Collings
Wilkes-Barre
Charles Schlager
Familly
Elmharet
C. D. Simpson
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Dalton
Elizabeth Kelly
Villa Marie Convent
West Chester
Madison Avenue
Amd
C. 8. Weston
Lake Ariel
Parney J. Mooney
Joy Times
Luserne
Mooney
Ladies waists cut to 95 to 59 cents at Meara and Hagen
A display announces price cuts on ladies waists previously 1.25 to 1.50 now 95 cents and 69 to 75 cent wallets reduced to 59 cents, promising good fit. Visitors are invited to see the window offers at Meara and Hagen.
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Meara & Hagen
Central Republican Club Plans Monster Ratification Parade
The Central Republican club meets at the Price building on Washington avenue to arrange a large ratification event next week. A parade with a bicycle brigade of about 500 riders is planned, followed by a Miss meeting at the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Republican Club
Price Building
Washington Avenue
Armory
Largest Audience Fills Frothingham For Vitascope Pictures
Theater crowd packs Frothingham for Vitascope program and a variety show. Two new pictures, a Broadway day scene and a barber shop sketch, are featured. Matinees and tonight’s show attract the week’s biggest turnout. Admission 10 and 20 cents with 2:15 matinees today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
Broadway
Herat Square
Insect Powder Ad Promises McGarrah’s 25 and 10 Cent Boxes
Ask Your Dealer for McGarrah's Insect Powder in 25 and 10 cent boxes. The ad states it is never sold in bulk and instructs customers to take no other product.
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McGarrah
Murder case in the jury's hands in Ton trial
Judge Gunster charged the jury as Samuel Ton faced two counts of murder and manslaughter. Prosecution argued Ton fired twice at close range after meeting Rafter. defense claimed mistaken identity and suggested Angelo Conforti did the shooting. Jurors requested the revolver and two bullets for room deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ton
Rafter
Commonwealth
Ton
Toni
Gunster
P. Longatreet
John Gallagher
John Jenkins
Jenkins
Luigo Finnello
Martin
FB. J. Ward
Ross Keogh
Leyshon
Angelo Conforti
John R. Jones
Boschino
Supreme Court
Stubborn Councilmen Hold Olyphant in Deadlock
In Olyphant a four month council deadlock stalled borough business after a March 2 organizational meeting left William H. Davis and Patrick Curran locked at six votes each. A court ruling by Judge Edwards on April 18 found Davis legally elected, but factional strife continues. Mayor’s petition seeks a mandamus to compel attendance, tax levy, and resolution of $22,000 in unpaid bonds and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant
William H. Davis
Thomas Gannon
P. W Fadden
Patrick Dempsey
Thomas Patton
R. J. Gallagher
J. J. Flynn
Michael O'Halloran
Thomas F. Curran
William Tinsley
William Rogan
John Keegan
Davis
Curran
Edwards
Burgess EL. J. Howard
Warren & Knapp
Judge Gunster Trial Adjourned Over Murder Charge
A court case involving a defendant accused of murder is adjourned from 4 40 pm to 7 pm while prosecutors pursue the charge. The record cites a "Mormed intention to kill" as part of the alleged act. Local officials and the presiding judge set the evening session to continue proceedings.
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Gunster
Quarter Sessions Court Prosecutes Multiple Assault Cases
Clarence Simpson of Carbondale is found guilty of assault and battery on Marcus Duffy. Mathew Calvey is acquitted of assault on Mrs Alice Gill after the jury views the scene. Joseph Beddoe is found not guilty of malicious mischief. George Josie faces trial for assaulting M H Banks after a meat dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence 8. Simpson
Carbondale
Marcus Duffy
T. P .Duffy
Commonwealth
T. W .Powderly
Duffy
Edwards
Dickinson Law
Pioneer City
Bcranton
Powderly
Mathew Calvey
Alice Gill
C. P. O'Malley
John M. Harris
Calvey
Mr. O'Malley
Joseph Beddoe
Conrad Vernon
George Josie
Dunmore
M. H. Banks
M. BE. McDonald
C. W. Dawson
Jogle
Tralian
Mr. Pank
Mr. Banks
Josie
English Capital for American Investments
English Capital for American Investments offers the names and addresses of 354 promoters who have placed over £100,000,000 in foreign investments in the last six years and over £18,000,000 for seven months of 1805. Price £5 or $2, payable to London and Universal Bureau of Investors. Subscribers may receive introductions to promoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London and Universal Bureau of Investors
Cheapside
London
Corcoran's Death Ruled Accidental By Gas Asphyxiation
Jury verdict states Patrick Corcoran died June 24 from illuminating gas asphyxiation in his South Side saloon. Key witness Tobin testified two gas jets were on. Casey placed Corcoran at the lounge sipping a beer earlier. Funeral set for St. John’s Church with high mass at 9:30, burial in St. Joseph’s Cemetery Minooka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Casey
Corcoran
Patrick Corcoran
South Side
Longstreet
Wyoming Avenue
Casey
M. J. Tobin
St. John's Church
St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery
Minooka
Stirring Resolutions Adopted by Olyphant McKinley Club
The Olyphant McKinley Republican club unani mously adopted a platform defending protective tariffs to shield American workers and industries from foreign competition. It insists on a gold standard, opposed free coinage, and asserts US dominance in the Western Hemisphere under the Monroe Doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant McKinley Club
McKinley Republican Club
Olyphant
United States
Will of William Monsey probate names Elizabeth Monsey executrix
The will of William Monsey, a mining and civil engineer for William Connell & Co. for twenty years, was probated yesterday. Dated August 1, 1829, and witnessed by Colonel E H Ripple and Thomas M Jones, it leaves all real and personal property to his wife Elizabeth Monsey as sole executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Cuba Libre
America
Congress
William Connell
William H. Davis
J. Matthews
dJosoph
L L. Davis
Will W. Jones
William Monsey
William Connell & Co
Register Hopkins
E. H. Ripple
Thomas M. Jones
Elizabeth Monsey
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Weston Mull
Bemare
Garney, Brown & CO
C. D. Shumway
Washington Ave
Tribune Building
Russia
Goodyear
Merolo
Holmes
Joseph Brown
Brown
Jones
Tonan
Quarter Sessions Court
MR. Tobin
MT. Peters Society of St. Mary's
Central Park
H J. Spaunhorst
St Louis
Germaan Catholic Central Society of America
Ala Newbury
Pillabury
Mi.s
China
Wyoming Ave
Delft
M’cann
Stetson Agency
Lacka Ave
Crouch Bros
Mercereau & Connell
Mears Building
Will
William S. Millar
Center ST
Aylesworth’s
Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
Mel
Tack
Ghthiers, Heller
Furishers
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Ave
AG Lackawanna Avenue
Baldwin
Onnel
Dupont
Wenwallones
Luzerne County
An Mington
Belagane
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Scranton, Pa
Third National Bank Building
Thos, Ford
Pittston
John B. Smith & Son
Plymouth
BW. Mulligan, Wilkys
Ents
Repauno Chemichl Comepany
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