Local Visitors and Travelers Reported in City Alerts
Names of visitors from New York Owego Binghamton Cleveland Hazleton and Philadelphia registered at nearby hotels. Notable figures include Miss Sarah McLane Prof George P Bible Rev T W Jones and Lt Governor Watres involved in a World’s Fair lecture fundraiser at the Y M C A hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McLane
New York
George W. Weat
Middletown
N. Y
Ray M. Colby
Owego
George J. Bememan
East Mauch Chunk
Jennie Andrews
Glenwood
Fld. Weed
T.G. Lacey
Binghamton
Westminister
Lewis
Cleveland
Scranton
Wyoming
Joseph R. Wilson
Stowmont
Philadelphias
William Gayley
Hazleton
Isaac T. Robinson
Oly Phant
Peckville
C.C. Dorshimer
Tankhannock
A. D. Gardner
W. D. Philips
Factoryville
Forest House
George P. Bible
East Stroudsburg Normal School
T. W. Jones
Philadelphia
Ace
Valley House
Boden
Bureau of Statistics
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
Watres
City
Park Presbyterian and Citychurch Sunday Services Listed
Church notices list multiple congregations with times and topics for Sunday worship. Park Missionary and Second Presbyterian announce morning and evening services, Sunday school, and speakers on themes like The New Birth and Miriam. Other churches include Holy Week rites, Epworth and Junior Langues, and free seats with all welcome.
West Side News Highlights Local Events and Obituaries
Funeral of Mrs. Margaret James from Eynon Street noted with service at First Welsh Congregational Church. Installation of Heptasepts officers at Clark's Hall. Hyde Park shaft sinking by contractor William Braon completed in 21 days. Miss Al Lantas Williams to Bermuda for health. Miss Elina James ill with pneumonia. Bargains and social notices from Mears & Hagen, Taylor police visit, and local church programs. Floral giveaways at Means & Hagen store and a minor altercation resolved by police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Welsh Congregational Church
Heptasophs
William Byrnes
Hyde Park
Miss Williams
Bermuda Islands
Mia
Margaret James
William James
Eynon Street
Ooonrrat
JD. Jones
J.T Williams
Thome Williams
John H. Davies
Hesne Griffiths
Keesa Powell
Richard Rees
Leterment
Washburn Street Cemetery
William Braon
Hampton Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Big Vela
Clark
al Lantas Williams
No. 14
David Owens
Elina James
North Hyde Park Avenue
Mears & Hawaii
Robert Morris Lodge
Mears & Hagen’s
Nellie
William G. Evans
Forest Hill Cemetery
Taylor
Mears & Hagan
Stover
Frank
Lafayette
Wilkes- Barre
Parsons
A. Ben Ollel
Unojon Iniasion
Jerosalem
Jackson Street
Holy Land
Lovett
Boston Stars
Clasa 15
Plymouth Congregational Courch
Sarah Barrett
Jackson Atruot
Sarah
Mra. Crowley
Ninth Atreat
Is Noon Eligible for Eighteenth Ward Council Seat
The article questions James F Noon’s eligibility for the Eighteenth ward council after a local election. It claims Noon may not be a U S citizen, citing friends of William Williams and county records suggesting Noon filed naturalization after 18 and argues a special election could be ordered if facts prove he is ineligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnuneil
James F Noon
WM. Williams
Mc Noon
Noon
Williams
Trimune
Willidme
James F. Noon
Oor Conneil
Connell
Four Dimes Buy Complete World Fair Panorama
After delays a liberal supply of the Photographic Panorama of the World's Fair has reached readers. The portfolio contains 220 realistic views with description text of memorable features of the exposition. Complete for 40 cents, the price of four cigarettes, while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joet
Spruka Brothers Win Suit Against Mrs May. Judgments Rendered
Spruka Brothers sued Mrs. Fanny May at Alderman Wright’s court recovering 8205.40 with a judgment in their favor. Earlier in spring 1800 7 carpenter C Tuttle billed 20540 for work done for May. she unpaid and the claim was assigned to Spraks Crothers. May offered no defense yesterday and a judgment was entered against her for 20040 with interest from May 11, 1800. She will appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruka Brothers
Fanny May
Wright
C Tuttle
Mra
May
Spraks Crothers
Plumbing inspector position debated by city council
Plumbers urge creation of a city plumbing inspector to ensure proper sanitary work. They argue current construction is often deficient due to builders’ frugality and contractors’ carelessness, risking health in homes and businesses.
Scranton Firemen to Meet with Century Hose Company
The executive committee of Scranton's Volunteer Firemen's Mutual Aid association will hold a meeting tomorrow at 2 PM in Century Hose Company rooms. The purpose is to transfer business of importance. The society organized in June 1893, and every fire company has one delegate and an alternate representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Hose Company
Volunteer Firemen’s Mutual Aid Association
Century Hoss Company
Travel Made Easy Version America weekly parts used
An illustrated home circle volume titled America offers sixteen full page pictures per part with a new part weekly. The feature highlights quotable scenes from the United States and is sold for ten cents per part plus two Tarione coupons. Order promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Gale
Tre I'ninune
Reese and Long Form Bill Posting Firm in City
H. RR. Long and J. G. Reese have bought W. W. Murphy estate interests and join to run a general bill posting business as Reese & Long. They own and control all bill boards and privileges in the city and suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. RR. Long
J. G. Reese
W. W. Murphy
Reese & Long
Lateral Sewer Project Planned in Fifteenth District
City engineer Phillipa reports a schedule of assessment for a lateral sewer in the Fifteenth Sewer district. The lateral runs from Poplar Street to Phelps land line, with an estimated cost of about $3,645.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipa
Poplar Street
Phelps
Scranton Developing as High Class Literary Center
Scranton shows rapid growth as a literary hub with readers flocking to affordable Standard Thine books. demand outpaces supply as TRIOUNE notes eager purchases from local patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Trioune
Primitive Methodist conference renews pastor at Green Ridge church
The Primitive Methodists of Green Ridge elected Rev. Sivage as pastor at a Thursday night meeting. Opening services for the Washington Avenue Mission Room on March Street will feature opening sermon by W. H. Acarnly of Midmonth and daily evening prayers. A Sunday school class will be organized by William Russell and Rev. Savage. A performance of the Confolloraw Spy is planned for March at Company A armory under Carpenters' union auspices. Water damage floods West Market Street area, with cellars filled and traffic hindered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crvacen
Ouiier
Scmstist-Spencer Building
Adams Avenue
Bible Lemson
McKee
Flist Presbyterian Oncaea
Washington Avenue
James McLeod
A. Ben Olle
Jerusalem
Bla
Holy Land
Catvany
Monroe Avenue
Gibson Atrant
W. H. Stubbleline
Kings Table
Penn Avenue
Barriat Cannon
Warren G. Partridge
Ira Bronson
Asalist
Goapal
Noo
Grace Coveen
Sul ‘Jeneway Jireh
Heaven
Hart
Union Bible
Thurad
Skellanger
Taiiry Lovrimnan Currom
Adama Avenue
Mulberry Street
E. L. Miler
St. David's
M. H. Hill
Primitive Methodista
Green Ridge
Sivage
Primitive Methodist Mission Room
March St
Midmonth
William Russell
T BE Savage
Tio
Weat Market
Neptunes Appropriation Battled Over By Three South Side Fire Companies
Members of Williams Connell, Century, and Neptune’s Hose contend the 1500 appropriation for a new steamer should be shared among all three, arguing repairs on Neptune’s current engine could save funds. A South Side report notes disputed perquisites, fire history in 1893, and local figures cited by Century representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Connell and
Century Companies
Neptune
Wilkes-Barre
William Connell
Lina
Caspar Hartman
Tartman
Wim
Connell
Dunmore Council to Meet. Presbyterians See Large Revisions
The Dunmore council plans a Monday evening meeting to discuss changes and appointments. A revival has led to many converts joining full church membership as preparatory services drew large crowds led by Ralph Gillman and Mrs. Bronson. Also noted are coal operations continuing at Gypney Grove and No 1 collieries of the Pennsylvanian Coal Company, with local social efforts including a forthcoming benevolent fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
How
Ralph Gillman
Mra. Bronson
Gypney Grove
Pennsylvanian Coal Company
Mises Linny Matthews
Fannie O'Hara
Kathe Gallena
Honesdale
Dunmore
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Stelle &Seeley
J. L. Stelle
Stelle & Seeley
Emerson
Hallet & Davis
Herve
Othar
Sielle & Seeley
Wyoming Ave
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr's
H. B. Ware
Park Prince
Ertscorat
Covunca
F. Doves
Christ
Fiy Park
W. J. Peares
Epworth League
Finest Baptist Citiren
T. J. Collis
Charles & Rotineon
J. D
Miriam
Ocavnen— Ray
Rogers Israel
Saint Loxi's Donxwork Mission
A. L. Urban
Simpson Mernonist
Epistolal Cavaca
Rev. L. 0. Floyd
Epworth
Wastmans Sirmeer Pherayterian Council
West Side
Margaret Jones
Scenayron Tribune
South Malin Avenue
Means & Tisgen
AMS
Lackawatine Avenue
MR. Noow
Fimira
Mrs. May
Sprikes Brothers
Murphy
Fifteenth Sewer District
North End
Eliza Seleghm
Wak Ji
Courait
Pansy Milwauken
Jomn Lunn
Lackawnatie Avenua
Anheuser Hoch Boos
Louis Lobmian
McBurbe
Court House
Tribune
William L. Mogg
Jana
Mogg
Jacob Rentachler
Alder Street
King of Shadows
Dr. King
Dan Battle
Order of Hiberniana
Wilkes Barre
St. Patrick
Lackawanna
Luxerne
Euaropa
South Side
Nowa
Sichard Anthony
John Doherty
Disney Avenue
Mans & Hawes
Thomas Richardson
Upperitteton Avenue
Brookstraut
Gente
Mellin & Hagens
John Connolly
Mary © Hara
Pear Street
Mears & Hacon's
Gospel Meeting
South
W. H. Stubblebine
Mary Myers
Pittston Avenue
Honeydale
Milans & Hacer Liverysman
Jordan
Means & Tagen
Elmiora
Shorangesa K. Coursen
Jan
Griffin'y
Wyoming Avenue
Baadleaton & Worrs
Ballantine
Beat
Agent
Walla Avenue
White
China
RAIA
MNAA
COOP
Weichel & Millar
Thivon
Mathusher
Waren
Ricker & CO
Avenii
Anil
Christta Sa Mati
Sale Agen
Lackawanna Ave
Florey & Holt
Spruce Street
Childen
Coal Exchange
Lacka. Avenue
Crada
Tee
Dohank’s
Arcade Shoe Store
Sohmer
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Capes and
Court House Square
Ront
Gia
Finn & Sons
Sao
Wall
Washington and
Adame
Olive Street
Ezra Finn & Sons
Dr. Shimberg
Lowes
Spruce ST
Anesthene
Henwood & Wardell
Seamons
DRS Weswood & Wardele
J. G. Seamons
Ang Air Tender
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