Local Gossip Notes Include Williamsport Visitors and Travels
Roy Bailey of Williamsport visits at the Wyoming. Martin Maloney of Philadelphia was in the city yesterday. M Whitesell and G W Taylor of Alehem are at the Weatminster. Miss Tereas Carey of North Main avenue returned from Elina and Uinehamton visits. Walter A Wood of Honesale chairs the Wayne county Republican committee in town. G Spaulding, Lehigh Valley Express route agent, is at the Westminster. Mr and Mrs P J Casey return from Florida welding tour and stay at the Wyoming. George W Engle, absent seventeen years, reunites Tuesday and camps at Lynieol bis. Mr and Mrs Sidney Broadbent and Victorian Broadbent travel from New York to New Orleans then plan Southern Pacific to California. Attorney BR J Beamish returns from Harrisburg after urging pardon for Wallace Snow in Danville pay office case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bailey
Williamsport
Wyoming
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
M. Whitesell
G. W. Taylor
Alehem
Weatminster
Sidney Broadbent
Victorian Broadbent
Carl
New York
New Orlean
Southern Pacific Railroad
California
BR. J. Beamish Bas
Harrisburg
Board of Pardons
Wallace Snow
Spsicer
Danwore
Company approves bridge plan with conditions on height
Joseph P. Philips writes that the company is not opposed to the proposed Linden street bridge extension across Delaware Lackawanna and Western and Delaware and Hudson tracks to Swede Street, provided the height of 21 feet or more is guaranteed. A final decision awaits finished plans, with a single-span bridge for the fall road bed and main line, and possible piers at division lines for an economical two-span design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Philips
Sity
Scranton
Hix
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weatero Diamond
Delawaware and Huiltonapur
Lickawinna
Delaware
Hadeon
Lackawanga
Traly
Bows
Huginear
Albany
Den
Hearing Before Wills Register on Nichols Will
Yesterday in Clark's Summit a hearing before Register of Wills Koehler examined the will of the late Sarah Nichols. James Nichola cited George Fr. Warner to produce a will Warner allegedly possessed. Warner testified he never had the will or knowledge of its existence. The hearing was adjourned to a future agreed time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Wills
Koehler
Sarah Nichols
Clark’s Summit
County Suits Over Bail Bond Forfeiture
County Solicitor H A Knapp began suit against William H Harris to recover $100 on a bail bond for Joel Stackhouse who failed to appear in court for desertion. The case was called in October and Stackhouse’s bail was forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Harris
Joel Stackhouse
Suraty
H. A. Knapp Yeaterday
St David's Day Supper and Death of a Hyde Park Resident
West Side community notes announce the St David's Day supper at Tabernacle Congregational Church with an evening of music and remarks. David Jenkins of Keyser Avenue dies after illness. funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM. Joseph Summerhill receives a band leadership offer from Erie. Bridget C'Brien, 21, dies, funeral at 1 PM. Mrs James Williams obituary noted. Local social events described include an evening at John Frank's home and a forthcoming infant funeral. several residents face legal and health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Congregational Church
David Jenkins
Keyser Avenue
Joseph Summerhill
Bauer's
Erie
Bridget Cbrien
Mrs. Paghe
Todeday
Puenmeonta
St. Patrick's Church
Mra Paghe
Luzerne Street
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
John Frank
Swetland Street
Fresh Scenic Dress Lifts Local Theater Presentation
The current production showcases a well chosen scenic arrangement and a troupe of earnest, capable performers delivering a carefully interpreted show. The furnishing and staging give the venue a new season friendly appearance and enhance the overall effect.
Election Certificates Show Select and Common Council Votes
Prothonotary Pryor filed election certificates listing votes for select councilmen and common councilmen. Result figures include Wade Finn 29, James Flynn 938, Vetter 0b, Clark 27, Groldan 176, Carr 10, Wagner 187, Manley 246, etc. Common council results include Simon Thomas, Roe 272, John Ragan 200, Godfrey 180, Sweeney 280, Voyle 295, Morrison 471, Princeoia 459, Wiehkey 610, Franz 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
Common Council
Wade M. Finn
James J. Flynn
W. Thomis
W.C. Vetter
ML EL Clark
Patrick Groldan
Fo. Carr
BE. J. Wala
C.F. Wagner
C. J. Manley
J. PF. Kearney
Pof. McCann
G. F. Kallow
William Kellow
Michael Buros
John Cawley
A. T. Counell
Thomas Mechail
Simon Thomas
We Hl, Roe
John BE. Ragan
Mod. Roane
FL OS Godfrey
M Schwartzkop
Charles Wonzal
Morgan Sweeney
H.W. Voyle
Pood. Nowlin
Hook. Kingboom
C H Schadt
J. W. Browning
James I Noon
Ho ME. Williama
MV. Morris
A. L. Princoia
Daniel Atthe
PJ. Wiehkey
August Franz
South Side sewer plan eyed by trade board
Dr Healy and a corps on the South Side measure levels for a proposed sewer district. Eleventh ward residents push to proceed despite neighbors in the west. Twelfth and Nineteenth wards would face future costs for dead territory. The bullet that entered Kontaciler’s face remains unfound. Drs O’Brien and King report possible healing issues. Funeral for Fred Hamm today. Rose Helriegel and Henry J. Sanday engaged. Blewitt campaigning on the South Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Healy
Pasi
Meadurementa
Levela
Connell
O'Brien
King
Kontaciler
J. Mesaitt
St. John’s Catholic Total Abstinence Society
Mesalt
Fred Hamm
Petersburg Coaththolic
Blewitt
Mids Rose Helriegel
Henry J. Sanday
Mise Helriegel
O. L. Helriegel
Cedar Avenue
Sanday
Scranton Traction Company
Rumor of District Reversion Debated in Municipal Building
A discussion in the Municipal building yesterday centered on a circulating rumor that the city school district might revert to old practices. Mr. Wortiser dismissed any contingency and warned that a district elected six controllers at large would be unwise, urging ward representatives instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwerw
Wortiser
The Struggle of Life at the Academy of Music
A melodrama performance titled The Struggle of Life played at the Academy of Music last evening. The scenic effects impressed the small audience and featured actors William Stafford Lincoln AW Wagenhala Frederick Savile Miss Hoge Stat and Mira Mabel Florence with strong support from the company. The show will be repeated tonight for patrons who enjoy melodrama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Academy of Music
William Stafford
Lincoln AW Wagenhala
Prederick Saville
Miss Hoge Stat
Mira Mabel Florence
Academy of Maaic
Peraona
Grambo Posts Bail in Liquor Charge Case
Frank Grambs Entern Bail for appearance at court as agent of American Brewing Co of New York. Charge filed by Drawers' association. Charles Palkowscky acts as security in $5 auto. Warrants issued for John Neary and Jolie Fort, Koehler Brewing Co agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grambo
South Side
American Brewing Company of
New York
Alderman Wright
Drawers’ Association
Charlies Palkowscky
Mr. Grambo
John Neary
Koehler Brewing Company
Jolie Fort
Professor Boller to Lecture on The World's Fair
Professor Albert Boller of the University of Pennsylvania will speak at the Young Men’s Christian Association hall next Monday evening on “The World's Fair” for the benefit of the Young Women’s Christian Association. He is renowned as a lecturer, and the talk is expected to be highly entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Boller
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
University of Pennsylvania
Boller
Charter Granted and Borough Council Concessions Granted
Harrisburg state department granted a charter to the Olyphant Sewage and Drainage Company on Tuesday. At Olyphant borough council, the company was authorized to construct and maintain sewers within the borough limits. The company’s officers include W. W. Patterson president and John F. Cummings secretary among others. Local merchants advertise various goods and services in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Harrisburg
Olyphant Sewage and Drainage Company
Olyphant Borough Council
W. W. Patterson
William Mahon
John FP
Cummings
T. Frank Jordan
William J. Schubinehl
James J. Cummings
al. J. Livinsud
BP O Malley
It Will Be Ready for Occupancy Next Monday
Workmen finished moving furniture in the United States Court room on the second floor of the Federal building. The judge's chamber and the district attorney's and United States commissioner’s offices were fitted and furnished. Commissioner Colburn moved to his new office. Some court room work remains but it will be ready for the United States circuit court opening next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court Room
Federal Building
Troe
United States Commissioner's
Colburn
United States Circuit Court
Pearce and Mary Arnold Wed in City Ceremony
Dr. Pearce and Mary Arnold tied the knot in Elm Park church after interviewing the Clerk of the Courts Thomas. The couple, both described as past the first fund of youth, were married at the residence of Rev. Dr. Pearce, pastor of Elm Park church, in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce
E Armstrong
Plainfield
N. Y
Mary Arnold
Winfield
Eastern Pennsylvania Trotting Circuit to Meet Next Tuesday
The Eastern Pennsylvania Trotting circuit including Allentown Pottsville Bethlehem Wilkes-Barre and Scranton will convene in Allentown next Tuesday to plan spring and fall meetings. Race purses for the two events total 35 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Heading
Pottstown
Allentown
Bethlehem
Wilkes- Barre
Scranton
Vinwera Reports Questioned by City Solicitor Torrey
City Solicitor James H. Torrey filed exceptions to the three reports by viewers who assessed property damage from the Fourth district main construction and the grading of Tenth Street and Bromley Avenue. The solicitor challenges the findings on multiple grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrey
James H. Torrey
Fourth District
Tenth Street
Bromley Avenue
Romantic Melodrama Blue Grass at Academy of Music
Blue Grass a romantic melodrama will be staged at the Academy of Music next Monday evening. The Philadelphia North American notes scenes set in Kentucky with authentic country characters and a dramatic, purposeful plot. The Chestnut Street theater last night offered the romantic play Blue Gray to good quality entertainment in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rcenia
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Chestnut Street
Phila
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Lake Erie
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Jims
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First Welsh Congregational Church
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Taylor
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Kithen
Washington
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Ezra Finn & Sons
Frank Grambs
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Chicago
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Cor. Penn Ave
Spruce St
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Coal Exchange
THE
Columbus Music House
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Pease
Estey
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Palace
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Washington Avenue
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Lacka. Avenue
Herady
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Schank’s Arcade Shoa Store
Jake
Ladin
Court House Square
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Poem Avenue
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