City Notes Highlights From Evening Sessions And Local Events
City councilors will hold regular session this evening. The Welsh St David’s Day celebration is set for Wyoming tonight. Salaried city employees receive February salaries today. Various local meetings and concerts are announced including a Wonderland performance and a cornet concert at the Bijou. Executors handle wills, property deeds, and new business licenses appear in the county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aelact Counels
Academy
Prisodlvas
St. David's
Wyoming
George Ny. Davis
Wonderland
Stata
Thomas Wagstaff
Elizabeth Wagstaff
Leo
Carbonvale
Wilson W. Jagger
People’s Street Railway Company
Scranton ‘Traction Company
Lackiwanna Commandary
Wilkes
Barre
Waahburn Street Presbytorian Church
Ethel Fuller
Gadlight
Ladinn’ Ald Rociety
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Electric Glee Club
George KR. Clark
Marion W. Finn
R. Griffithe
Clarence KR
Shryer
Thin City
Burglars Loot Providence Hotel of Martin Early
Burglars entered the Martin Early hotel on West Market Street Providence on Monday night and took five dollars in cash bonds whisky imported cigars patent leather shoes and a gold headed cane. The entry was made through a window. An auction of household goods and carpets was advertised at Harris Auction Store on Peon Ave. service details available at Coursen's today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Early
West Market Street
Martin
Providence
Averion
Harris
Peon Ave di
The Cantata The Feast of Belshazzar Drama At Feothioghan
The Sacred Music Society begins work on a dramatic cantata titled The Feast of Babylon to be staged at the new Feothioghan theater in May. The work features Bauer's full orchestra, a fully vocal chorus, leading soloists, and a cast list including Holshamear Cyr and Zerubbabel. The story covers Belshazzar's feast and the fall of Babylon as told through Daniel and Persian conquerors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belshazzer
Gabylon
Bauer
The
Sacred Music Society
Eurnent
Zarabbabel
Hind
Cyrua
Babylon
Holshamear
Bel
Jews, Teor Dawie
Ad Festus
Tour Nitocoriyona
Soprane Antonin
Quren
Delytingsar
Soprane Shelomith
Zeratitintiel
Alexa Soprate
Bertone
Diuwe
Perelan Soldites
Habylookin Guarda
Lorda
Delalazzar
Julior
Tallie Morgan
AW. Dickson
Elt. Ripple
J. Malter
Luther Keller
Opposition to Electric Lights In Winton Borough
A writ seeks to block the Winton borough from installing thirty electric lights under a five year Crescent Electric contract. Representatives claim higher taxes and lack of taxpayer approval. Judge Edwards granted a preliminary injunction returnable Monday at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton
Christopher Savers
James Bell
John F. Tiarrett
Michael J. White
Arcchival J. Gallagher
William Kennedy
Taxpayola
Scaier
Charles Sheridan, Jr
Burgess
Jobs FP
Cummings
James Kane
James Strong
James Ward
Patrick
Godfrey John Lally
John Costello
Crescent Electric Company
Electric Company
Watson
Diehl
Edwards
Complimentary Farewell Dinner for W Gallagher at The Tribune
The Ecuantan Tim une editorial staff hosted a complimentary farewell dinner for W Gallagher at Louis Lohmann's as he leaves to become assistant superintendent of Scranton Traction. Attendees included Select Councilman Charles Weatpfahl Superintendent Gromley and Treasurer Noyes, with tributes from Livy Titechards John E L Blackwood James F Mitchell Arthur T Raynesford T Westpratt and Suaperintendent. Gallagher received remembrances from the Scranton Tribune and his late colleagues as he begins his new role tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecuantan Timune
PW. Gallagher
Louis Lohmann
Tim Timm
Gallagher
Ster
Scranton Traction Company
Tre Tinoese
Charles Weatpfahl
Iormley
Noyes
Livy Titechards
John EL. Blackwood
James F. Mitchell
Arthur T. Raynesford
T. Sweet
Charles Westpratt
Gromley
Mr. Gallagher
Scranton Tribune
Traction Company
Dotlus Inday
Tae Trinore
Hebrew man dies after altercation on Penn Avenue
The Hebrew man Tanac Havelbeck of 487 Raymond Court collapsed after a fight near Penn Avenue and Mulberry Street and died last night. Police and Coroner Kelly planned an inquest. Havelbeck had prior head injury and heart trouble. autopsy to determine cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanac Havelbeck
Raymond Court
Penn Avenue
Mulberry Street
Kelly
Dail Havelbeck
Pelle
Hind
Morgan at Liberty Again After Penitentiary Release
Daniel Morgan of this city was released from the Eastern penitentiary yesterday after serving a term for involvement in the Fanner and Chappel case. He had been sentenced on January 27, 1801, by Judge Gunster to three years, but conduct in prison reduced the term at Warden Cas aldy's discretion.
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Balshazzar
Babylon
Nebuchtadnoczar
Nabonidas
Belalioxaur
Adsyria
Euphrates
Noath
Tero Wills
Wien
Elza
Cyrus
Persia
Andriotons
Belobastar
Nitocris
Iis
Belshazzarad
Ehom
Panyonia
Jernaclem
Nebuchadnesasr
Daniel
Nebuchadnezzar
Lelshoxear
Daniel Morgan
Don Vad
Morgan
Fanner & Chappel
Providence
Gunster
Casaldy
Cioud
Recapitulation of Work Dong and Mayor Fund Disbursements
Recap of contributions to the Mayor Relief Fund with donors listed and amounts. Pettigrew, relief agent for Scranton, completed duties and retired. disbursed funds for indigence relief after personally visiting homes. A balance of 137 remains for emergencies, with further contributions from charities and organizations noted, including coal and food gifts.
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Mra A. EK. Pettigrew
Scranton
Pettigrew
Prien
Friend
Scranton Police Fund
Davied& Griffa
E. Robinson's
Sona
Lewis, Reilly & Davin
P. WH Cove
Tec. Keynglds
Etgs
Victor Koch
Sneaks
Gene
Stephen Gutheips
Heranton Broywing Company
Gol
Hotel Protective Association
Sturges
LE. Platt
Deanmore Epiccopal Viviteh
Deutsche Einigkait
Wodderland
W. T. Smith
Connell & Co
Pettigrow
Mra. Pettigrew
John Koone
Minodore Wolfe
Charles Neals
Pathe Kirst
Sea End Coal Company
Mountein Gale
Benton
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Lecture on World’s Fair by Prof Altert Bolles
Prof Altert Bolles, chief of the Bureau of Industrial Statistics of Harrisburg, speaks at the Young Woman's Christian Association ball to describe the World’s Fair. He shows stereopticon pictures of the fairs in Paris London and Philadelphia to compare with other expositions. Lieutenant Governor Watres endorses the event and tickets are sold at Sanderson's drug store.
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Altert
Bolles
Bureau of Tudwestrial Statistics
Harrisburg
Young Men's Christian Association
Paris
London
Philadelphia
Igness
White City
Watres
Thive Bty
Sanderson
Y M C A Notes and District Convention Plans
Scranton district committee of the Young Men’s Christian Association prepares for the district convention in Carbondale late April with twenty delegates from the city. The mechanical drawing class will finish in twenty weeks under HD Dennant and A D Sloan, with course progress reported as highly satisfactory. The educational committee will issue certificates to those who complete the department requirements. Habald staged the Hyannis pelintle last night at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church, speaking on “Taking Hold.”
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Carbondale
Scranton
Dlass
Theaday
Il W. Rowley
HD. Denn Ant A. D. Sloan
Hourotary Habald
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Scranton Wedding of Misa Girace Faull and Charles Curwin
The wedding occurred yesterday at the bride's mother's home 085 Atlanti avenue. Rev. W. A. Pearce officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Bevin Bradley and Arch Ridgeway Dositian attended. The couple will reside at Tonealalo where the groom is employed in the mercantile industry. Witnesses included many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Girace Faull
Charles Curwin
Mia
Faull
Atlanti Avenue
W. A. Pearce
Bevin Bradley
Arch Ridgeway
Tonealalo
Odds and Ends From a 19th Century Books Catalog
A fragmentary display of historical works and reference volumes for sale including Pictorial History titles, Lives and Travels, dictionaries, and a Columbus set. Offers prices such as 1.00 for some volumes and 75 cents for Six Weeks of reading, with mentions of publishers and authors and a focus on classic literature and educational volumes.
Annual YMCA Indoor Athletics Meet Promises Crowns
The YMCA indoor athletics meet will be held March 15 with ten top contenders from Coleman St Almond Harding Foater Bittenbruder Whitman Nallen Gibbs Jay Curtis Wilejan Rowse Tonking. Events include running high jump grand jump pole vault shot put and potato race with prizes a silver cup and gold medals for event winners.
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Anon
Young Men's Christian Association
Coleman
St. Almond
Harding
Foater
Bittenbruder
Whiteman
Nallen
Gibbs
Jay
Curtis
Wile Jan
Rowse
Tonking
Professor Weaton
Marta
Pole Vaalt
World’s Fair Panorama Series Completes Its Run
Photographic panorama of the World’s Fair in four parts is complete with Part 4 praised as the best. The series offers a rare view of Scranton’s exposition and its leaders, with plans for a Sandstone edition featuring local businesses and residents for outsiders and newcomers. Representatives from The Tribune will discuss the edition, and residents can notify the office for inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin Danese
Scranton
Serayron
Atlaree
Tan Trmune
Mion
Mion That Wort Nak
Tuchlen's Arnie Salwa Best Salve for Sores and Skin Eruptions
An old advertisement touts a salve claimed to cure sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tottering chapped skin and even piles. It promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back and lists Matthowa Broaco as the seller.
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Matthowa Broaco
Pendleton Society Death Notice Declares Private Interment
Mel. 24 on Wai nesday at the residences of A. D Holland Jefferson avenue Phillip Clayton now of Revd Phillip Bo and Palith Pendleton Splivuntady Ne Ys aged 2 years burial service to be held Friday Mar. 9 at 1 dim at the above residences Interment private Mary A wife of W A A Andrews to Miss M A Merritt funeral notice Inter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Seranon
Wainesday
Mel
A. D Holland
Jefferson Avenue
Phillip
Clayton
Phillip Bo
Palith & Pendleton
Splivuntady
Andrews
Quincey Avenue
Mary
W. A
Abolition Lecture Sparks Liberty League Formation
Lecturer Remsberg of Atchison Kansas calls Sunday laws unjust and urges their removal from statute books. He argues the Christian Sabbath arose in the Fourth century under Constantine and that early reformers rejected it. A Liberty League forms after the talk with John Lloyd as president and Charles Dreher as secretary, amid calls for broad Sabbath observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsberg
Atchison, Kansas
Constantine
Remebery
Luther
Calvin
Plata
California
John Lloyd
Charles Dreher
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Scranton Supply and Machinery CO
Norrman & Moore
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna
Fenn Ave
Laundry
A. G. Warman
Marzatia
Gingslams
Lacka, Avenue
Wyoming Ave
City Notes
Coursen's
Washington
Connolly & Wallace
Wow Frothingham Theatre
Belshazzar
Katurs OF the Law
Winton Borough
W. Gallagher
Hin Bacent Asanciates
the Tribune
Liberty
Profanacr Alber
Spaa
Tirwit
Faull-Curwin
Lutaf
Lenia
Woiders
Pale
Totsualch Scciaensenenesca
Belonew
Qcolumbia
Randsome Prigin
Tuchlen
Arnie, Salwa
Literal League
EK Remsberg
Atchison
Kan
Marie Hall
Thomina C. Jones
Ar. Romsberg
Lee City
Henry Battin & Co
Penn Ave
Osland
S.C. Snyder
D.d.s. Oo
Wloming
Lackawanna Avenue
Ber
You
Spruce
W.W. Berry
Minnesota
Sacks
Case Store
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
Fotroth
Bostret
Pring
Tunalgia
Over Tirst National Nank
Huntington's
Home Bakery
Washington Ave
Lacka, Ave
Eureka Laundry Co. Cor
Linden St
Adams Ave
Cobnt Housk Squat
Sare
M. Brown
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