City notes show minor improvements and delays
City notes report Arthur Lee of Dunmore recovering after right leg amputation at Lackawanna hospital though still critical. Funeral for David Starton at Dunmore residence on Drinker Street with Masons service. Paydays noted at local collieries by Delaware and Hudson and DL&W. other crews paid in NorBeranton and Hampton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lee
Dunmore
Lackawanha Hospital
David Starton
Drinker Street
North Beranton
Dunmore Cemetery
Delaware and Hudson
Dick Eon
von Storch
Zenith Literary Society Elects Officers at Monthly Meeting
The Zenith Literary Society held its monthly gathering. President TR J Richarde presided as members elected Wilkin Wy Sloss as resident AL Plark as vice president Hewands T Vert as secretary BR BD Hilehe ards as treasurer and Chester Weise as chaplain. A five member committee was chosen for a special event later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opficrre Flecthd
Zenith Literary Sooty
Hel
TR. J. Ericharde
Wilkin Wy Sloss
AL Pllark
Hewands T. Vert
BR. BD. Hileheards
Tronaurer
Chester Weise
Ber PL Retler Dominates Green Ridge Pool Finals
The Green Ridge Wheelmen club crown finals ended with Ber PL Retler undefeated in eleven matches. Opponents Mears Chapman and Hlien each dropped three games while Messia Fine, Webbel and Lone also fared poorly. Final six score details list Wattur, Rowlinwon, Porc, Lan, Weletel, Bevin and others with varied wins and losses. A running lunch and cigars accompanied the event with music by Widmayer, Conrad and Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Wheelmen's
Ber PL Retler
Moe
Mears Chapman
Hlien
Messia Fine
Webbel
Lone
Hiivers
Hide
Koeuwaf
Veveresevce
Wattur Sisciees
Rowlinwon
Wi Jones
Thothasen
Acra Lan
Bevin
Ictvsiedicg
Payne
Florey
Cigara
Mesare, Widmayer
Conrad
Jones
Annual Meeting of Hook and Ladder Truck Company Scranton Fire Dept
Members held an annual meeting at their quarters on West Lackawanna avenue. Officers for the new term were elected including President Fred Durr Vice President W W Ross Recording Secretary James Moir Jr Financial Secretary Albert Henne Treasurer Charles H Miller Foremen Fred Durr F C Cobb and Philip Sehnell First Assistant Foreman F J Benere Second Assistant August Wenzel Property Clerk Adam Steinhouser Delegate to State Firemen's Association Charles Tobinson Alternate T J Jennings Permanent Men Thomas Conti Driver Adam Biek Housey Terman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Fire Department
Weat Lackawanna Gavenue
Fred Durr
W. W. Ross
James Moir, Jr
Albert Henne
Charles H. Miller
Fo Mo Cobb
Paddy Day Board Sets Appeal Dates For Ward Areas
The board of tax revision and appeals fixes appeal days by ward starting March 14 for First and Second wards and continues through March 21 for remaining wards with further dates to be announced. Appeals cover assessments on new houses and properties assessed since last year’s triannual review. Prof. Chas Johnston will give a Plan Recital this afternoon from 2 to 6 in Jonas Long's Sons Music Room. See M H Holgate's real estate ad and Pocono Cigar shop ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Johnston
Jonas Long
Death Notice of Thomas Holand in Scranton
In South Scranton on March 2, Thomas Holand died at the neathentre OG Prospect Avenue. Funeral Monday morning at 6 o clock with high mass of requem at St John's Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boland
Scranton
Thomas Holand
Neathentre
Prospect Avenue
St. John’s
Cathedral Cemetery
Langstaff Contests Board Reorganization Sparks Clash
Langstaff asserts legal election as court action looms, while Dickert allies with Brooks faction to install a new slate. A chaotic meeting sees two sets of officers claim authority as arguments erupt over quorum, motions, and the legality of Langstaff as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langstaff
Pool Board
G. Brooke
C.J. Gillespie
Dwarf Farr
Mergin J. Willams
Herman Rexey
M. H. Quinn
P. F. Gunster
da J
Garvey
Murphy
Fuller
Paine and Shatton
Mr. Langstaff
Mr. Shotton
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Endorsed Against Typhoid
An advertorial text promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a preventive measure against typhoid fever by claiming it purifies the system and aids digestion. It asserts the product’s genuineness with a government revenue stamp and warns against imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Duffy's
Opecore
Dr Mackey Arrives Amid Quay Split In Scranton
Dr Mackey arrives days after the Republican caucus desertions over the poor board reform. A Mac key lieutenant hints at a document to Senator Quay that could shock if released. Mackey denies links between his bolt and the board upheaval and says he supports Lieutenant Governor Watres as a compromise candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mackes
Quay
Dr. Mackey
Mackey
Senator Quay
Leutenant
Watres
Porch climber arrest ends in police discharge
Patrolman John Johler shadowed a suspicious man prowling the yard of James Archiald at 44 Jefferson Avenue during six thirty to seven o clock. The man John Cramer from Rochester New York claimed to be in the wrong yard and offered no explanation for his actions. Mayor James D Bailey ordered his discharge from custody and directed he be given his dinner before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johler
James Archiald
Jefferson Avenue
M. H. Dale
Private Michael's Funeral Observed in Monroe County
The remains of Private Obed A. Michael of Company C Thirteenth merment P V died at Camp MacKengie Augusta Ga were escorted to Stroudsburg and then to Shoemaker Monroe County for burial today An escort of soldiers led by Captain W A Raub and Lt Reese Watking attended with a guard of honor including several N G P members and U S infantry Private Michael was interred in the local cemetery with family present Jonas Long's Song referenced in the same issue and a public music recital by Prof Chas Johnston noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obed A. Michael
Merment
P. V
Camp MacKengie
Augusta
Stroudsburg
Welock Delaware Luckawoonan and Western
Shoemaker
Monroe County
J. BH
North Irving Avenue
W. A. Raub
Eleventh Regiment
Reese Watking
Guard of Honor
W. F.capwell
Ww. Herschel
C. R. Faulkner
William Luts
George Pruner
N. G
Martin Lonaghan
Eleventh
United States Infantry
Remonstrances Against Dickelnick Hotel License Filed
A Catholic church congregation and other residents filed remonstrances against granting a liquor license to William Dickelnick for a hotel on South Main Avenue Scranton. They cite morals and public nuisance concerns, noting the site near St. Johns German Catholic School and opposition from Archbald residents to John Dybec’s license. The petitions list church officials and 83 local residents as signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
West Scranton
Remonstrance
John Dubee
First Ward
Archbald Borough
St. John's
Weal Beranton
Daniels
Walter K. Briggs
Lcensée
William Dickethick
Booth Main Avenue
Luserne Street
ISM
Dickoinick
Luckawiuhna
Catholic Church
South Main Avenue
Thernestrat
St. Johns Chrch
Scranton
Boehwif
Wilcone
Willam Dileklenick
Main Avenue
Fifth Ward
Strangere
Travers
Willam Dicktenick
William Biekelulck
Mortlon Jay
Truln
St John's Church
Hyde Park
FP. A. Fricker
Mathias Wirth
John Kirm
Howard Grossmann
Nicholas Goener
Eneobert Baumann
John Tuts
Peter Lunemberger
Fred Betz
Joseph Mose Tirlor
John Walls
John Shauman
John Dybec
Archbald
Elghty
Shores Back in Jail Over Wife’s Serious Condition
(. E Shores of West Scranton was jailed again after a $300 bail posted by bondsman I T Lacey. A New York state report claimed Mrs Shores is in serious condition and in danger, prompting District Attorney Jones to order Shores’s surrender. Shores, who has lived in the U S for seventeen years, says he will not be naturalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Shores
West Scranton
Rall
Hastile
T. Lacey
Shores
New York State
Jones
Lacey
Leyshon
Henry A Adams to Lecture for Charity at Lyceum
Henry Austin Adams editor of Mena hee s a Magazine will lecture at the Lyceum Friday evening March 12 on Americas Debt to Catholicity. The talk benefits the St. Vincent de Paul society of the Cathedral parish with tickets selling rapidly and available at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Austin Adams
Menahee'sa Magazine
Lyceum
Sriday
America
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Married at Binghamton William Langstaff weds Lenoda Palmer
William Langstaff son of W H Langstaff and former pool board secretary married Lenoda Palmer in Binghamton on Thursday night. Mrs Langstaff lived on Penn Avenue. Rev E Bawards of Minersville Pa recommends Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism. A few applications relieved inflammation and pain. Sold by druggists Matthews Bros wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Langstaff
W. 8. Taingetam
Lenoda Palmer
Binghamton
E. Bawards
English Baptist Church
Minersville
Chamberlains
Eiite
Matthews Brae
Real estate ads in The Wilkes-Barre Record
The Lewistown ad appears in Scranton stalls promoting real estate purchases and sales through Kellman Bros at 4 Spruce and 6m Lundin Lane, Lackawanna Avenue, tied to The Popular Punch Cigar brand and M H Holgate's listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Bscranton
Lewa
Kellman Hros
Lundin
Ivin
Mac
Lackawanna Avenue
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J. L. Connell
Connell Building
Henry A. Kaufhold
Prescott Avenue and
Traders Bank
H. B. Ware
Wilifoma
Opp U
Margarey
Boston
Carey
Eliy
Howton
Wiliam Ferris
Mre
Kite Landale
Derman Kasson Yertterday
Mn Hearine
Charies
Mra. W. B. Duman
de Praosooutrix
Green Place
Dlelile
B. F. Keller
Hook and Ladder Company
Paddy
Board of Revision
M. H. Holgate
Pocono Fc
Lackawanna Avg
Brooks People
Dickert
Brooke
van Bergen
Finn
Langetaff
Brooks
Florida
Terppe
F. J. Dickert
Megars
Paine
Shotton
Mevere Brooks
Shetten
Messrs
Langataff
Mr. Brookes
Mr. Fuller
Mr. Longstaff
Dr. Paine
Lonestaff
Small
House of Representatives
Langstan
Dir. Shotton
Lanestaff
Tirooka
Brooke Quartette
Pirooka
Langstall
Luangstal
Langerafft
Lusingue
Hrooka
Tooks
Shotten
Brooks, Shotten
Bickert
Pulie
Langestaffl
Ttreaks
Harrisburg
Michael
Dickelnick
William Langstaff
Jer
Per Dusen
China Hall
Scranton Dairy
Wyoming Ave
de Cad
the Tribune
Dumas
Hope
Eliot
Hume
the Duchess
Dickens
Cooper, Scott
Jerome
Praeme
Marriott
Ruskin
Thackeray
Hawthorne
Irving
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