City Notes and Local Civil Notices
A jumble of city items reports funeral plans for Michael Davis and a wedding for Dr George Knox to Willie Peen, with clergy details at Wyombe Avenue. It notes probate actions for Patrick Wyron and related estate matters, a contested water issue on Wyoming Avenue, and remarks on a forthcoming political shift with Congrasmiun-elect Can Hell and Welsh miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Davis
Temlay Wight
Carhon Brrece
St. Peter's Cathedral
Georke Knox
Mise
Willie Peen
Olly
Berg al
Pavers
Gittig
Hin Terk Whurah
Lynn Thais
Dijiek Snl
Oof Gaere & Dorfiniin
Palon Tratefer Company
Chebertok
Lake
St. Jailte’s
Rome
Crespo
Lyrwil- Viger
Thay
Jorie
Wellard Anemareis
Preston
Ueore
Hoffman
Williaie Pits
Suneties
Jacob Reflert
Ufarted Ls Netter
Urie ‘Hawnaend
Che
Tornoy
Uti Auretit
Fenty
Tuesiy
War
Ventor
Guy Eflernoon
Penikin Avenue
Sale Gurner
Spruce
Spruce Etront, Meg. Rogers Teruel, of St.uke's Episcopal Elret
Christopher Vin Druekirk
Molint
Daniel Pastimin
Scranton
Charles S., Ghelbert
A.J. Colborn
Jr Saya
New York Sun
Washington
Pennsylvanis
White House
Athanthe
CY Tethenant
Wyoming Avenue
Livenstein
Millian Yiewts
Prantl Triiwite
Jacob HeAniwine
Penn Avenue
Mil
Funeral of Stephen Dunn Shown in Local Notice
Fragmented OCR note reports a funeral event for Stephen Dunn with scattered names and locations, mentioning attendees and service details in a damaged, unreadable text. It references individuals and places in a garbled sequence, lacking clear dates or institutions.
Status of the Kinsley Case in Scranton City Hall
A Scranton select council memo reports no report on the Kinsley matter. Mayor resisted discussing reasons for Kinsley and George Perigo staying in office, while council debates removal and investigation timing and committee referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kinsley
George Perigo
Teefuses
Kinsley
Nienel
Miebew
Siddis
Kinelos
Ma Kyeley
Tie Eliy
Scranton
Common Council
Polic
Min Chittenden
Mir
Schroeder
Chittenden
Durr
Roofer
Annie
Kearnis
Whimus
Waphor
Robinson
AloCain
Fellows
Selifder
Mdurne
O. Noye
William
Kittenden
Amiantoy
Lisi
Prable
Covinie
Rendonte Bondersui
Jaye Crler
Sunday World
Chittendiea
Boy Absent From Binghamton Believed Missing in City
A young man from Binghamton eloped with an actress and vanished two weeks ago. Relatives fear he is hiding in the city as searches continue at the Willie's Comedy Company and the opera house. The family asks the public for information while the missing youth’s friends report his sudden departure and possible entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pepigo
Astlatant
Maver Bailey
Mir Bokeley
Binghomdton
Willie's Comedy Company
Binghamton
Pravk
Joh
Aine Daaiton
Scranton Letter Highlights Local Pride At Colleague Mine
The Scranton Enterprise prints a letter from W. O. Taylor praising Scranton and its enterprising citizens. He notes heavy snowfalls, reporting over eleven feet this winter and five and a half feet on the level, with eleven feet indicated by a later line. The missive thanks Rufus Moxter and reflects on a journey through distant woods and a hometown touch at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
Che Wende
Calliery
Scranton
Khout
W. ON
Taylor
Rufus Moxter
Fea
Beranton
Fire In Diocesan Record Office Scare Destroys Little Damage
A small blaze erupted in the Diocesan Record Office within the Sturr building causing brief alarm as staff and workers evacuated. Fire crews arrived quickly and extinguished the flames with only minor damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturr
Pypeowlch
Doyle Yeetendian
Attra
Wellek
Malijordines
O'Coune
Megane Brotets
Piper
Atari
Diter
G'Oolmor
Thanwes
Fire touches kerosene oil at Emery store on Penn avenue
A fire started by a clerk at Herman Young's Emery store on Penn Avenue when kerosene oil ignited in a tank. The blaze burned briefly before firefighters arrived. Mr. Young and local helpers contained it until posted units arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Groovery
Penn Avenue
Herman Young
Emery
Alma
Slip of Tongue Triggers Decades of Litigation in Jefferson Township
A Superior Court in Williamsport dismissed Moore versus Emory after years of dispute over a proposed public road in Jefferson township. Viewers’ reports and court rulings split on road alignment, with costs exceeding $2000 and social tensions influencing local politics and votes. The higher court upheld the dismissal. final cost obligations awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Mogre
Parner
Emory
Petat
Neethy
Moore
Defferson
Hitchonnk
South
Cunwan
Alfred Mime
Em Py
Aouth
Ifealan
Bates
Mpl Kohnstanm
Mandry
Bey
Archiald
Bouy
John Semime
Gaither
Williamsport
Rice
Clerk of the Courts
Costa Mmory
Harding's Sale Begins Monday At Half Price
The notice advertises a stock clearance at Harding's with many items marked down about half price. It lists Pabst's Milwaukee beer at Lohmann's on Spruce Street and mentions a sale extending from Monday onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding’s
Pabst's
Lohimann's
Spruce Street
Purse Now and Court Motion to Vacate Road Opening
The fragment describes a court motion to vacate and delay road opening procedures. It mentions a party opposing the bill of causa and potential damages for injuries. Weather steps and road openings are referenced, with emphasis on ongoing litigation opportunities and possible court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cueta
Mloni
Emily
Belune
Lackawanna Iron and Steel elects new directors at special meeting
At a special meeting of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel stockholders held yesterday at the company offices, the old board was replaced by Samuel Storm and a slate including Alain William Eb. Doden Walter Stranteon Moses Tavier Pyne Stephen B. Palmer James Mary WW Stranton and HW. M. Sturees from New York City. The New York board members arrived by the Deli Wats, Lapkawanna and Western train for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LackaWanta Tron and Steel Company
Othes
Elt
Rammuel Storm
Alain William EB. Doden
Walter Stranteon
Moses Tavier Pyne
Stephen BS. Palmer
New York City
Jines Mary
Stranton
M. Sturees
Thiney
New York
Post Mulford Wedding Held Quietly in City
Dr Albert T Post and Miss Hadith Mudford wed Tuesday in a simple ceremony attended by a few relatives. The officiant was Rev William La Roche. The couple will reside in New Haven and are welcomed by families in Montre, Girene and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert T. Post
Thie City
Hadith Mudford
Mere Wilem M. Piet
Mulford
Milaiha Mulford
Montrege
la Roche
Ainele
William Caarmatt
New Haven
Wiliom Mulfondu
Peierls. Ville
Wolsey Gurmili
New York
Alta
Joe de Meer
Wiliam
Deneteon Avenue
Notion Business Still Operates At Old Stand
The notice reports ongoing business at the same location for twenty two years. It mentions the display of patriotic materials, music, and decorations. It lists Tyra Fuhrmann Ali Peretti Chovolate and notes openings as a point of contact. The address given is 125 Penn Avenue with hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rypet
Fuhrmann Tyra
Unsigned Crisp Prompt Remains A Curious Riddle
Fragmentary phraseology hints at a stylistic puzzle about productivity and sharing. It mentions youth and timeliness while urging communication and action. Subtexts imply a call for feedback and community engagement through word of mouth or outlets.
Man Sues Scranton Gas and Water After Wagon Crash
Michael Walter seeks $8500 against Scranton Gas and Water Co over a 1905 trench accident. He alleges his horse fell into an unprotected opening near Olive Street and Clay Avenue, causing the wagon wreck and injuries. The suit claims lack of lighting or warning contributed to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwrney
Michael Walter
Krourfit
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Ofive Flieer
Clay Avenue
White paper and inks for printing press setup
Fragmentary notes describe white paper ink and printing press components for completing an arrangement. A representative will visit your location for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buetneys
To Cure a Cold in One Day Iaxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement claims a quick cure for colds with Iaxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and promises a refund if not effective. The claim is presented as a consumer remedy with money-back assurance.
W. W. Berry Offers Great Reductions on Watches
W. W. Berry advertises substantial price cuts across watches and clocks with quick repair services offered on short notice. The promotion highlights reduced goods and fast repair turnaround for customers seeking affordable timepieces.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Eader
A. I. Warman
Whos & AY
City Notes
Bobot Comneli
W. Kirkoutllide
Renoud Mission
Threevetlne
Ioelweh
Stephen Dunn
Yue
Poeterts Cathedral
Geasewin
Andriy
Jobo Kennedy
Thomie
Chek
Taterek Shivam
Hopitine
Thuinon
Kearney
Kinsiew
Ovnieh
Stroeps Yal Bridites
Connell
Seton Ie
Meer Chittenden
Loftue
Chrier
Sanderson
el Diva Keates
Chalenunny Wade Mihin
Wiensated Oo
Airens
Actress
Frank Underwood
Scranton Enterprise
Feltin Mar West
Cody Gadge
Collinge
Bore Esir
Vanoy WM Woltlut
Satmen
Simnokel Hienters
Salt Maeckeral
Horches Tol
Biriegls Trenht
Aeotunsian
Wiriletaje
Motul
Jefferson Township
Riece
Hiar Martinus Sleveling
Marek
Powell's
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St. Opp, Mutel Jermyn
A. T. Post
Maulford
Friendsville
Ali Perretti
Huylers Jet
Tlarris
Carolyne V. Dorgey
Adams Avenue
W. R. Black’s Cloak Department
Capes
Warren-Erret Company
Washington Ave
Scranton, Pa
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming House
Scranton Gas and Watery Company
Bones
Bonis
Dunn
Spain
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Avant
Hay Land
J. Weichel
Metropolitan China Hall
Lohmer Piano
J. W. Guernsey
Washington Avenue
Prop
Filave
James A. Banister Co
Laird’s Cadies
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
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