City Notes and Local Meetings Across Scranton
The Women's Keeley league meets at 7.9 o'clock this evening at the institute 23 Madison Avenue. Regular board of health meeting at the Municipal building Monday at 1 p m. Missalon concert tonight at Penn Avenue Hapuis church with a music program. Lackawanna company paid for Sloan and Hampton mines and mine today at Store mine. Home for the Friendless managers hold their monthly meeting tomorrow morning. Four men jailed for lodging in station house each given thirty days by the sergeant. Knauf lecture on ether next Tuesday at Y M C A. Morris Davidow returned from New York with stock purchases. Rev John P. Moffat leads half hour Gospel service at Y M C A at 11 today all women invited. Sheridan Monument Forum no meeting last evening. Marriage licenses issued Scranton couples. Annie Jurkowit and Aaron Walkner wed Tuesday at South Washington Avenue Baggage and reception at Music Hall. Girls' Friend ly society meets at Mrs J J Moster Madison Avenue. George Williams arrested for assault freed on twenty days by Alderman Foster. Rev. A Gift preaches at Grave Lutheran church next Sunday evening to Odd Fellows. William Thomas released on $200 bail. Thomas Mack and sureties listed for bond of borough treasurer. Central Illustrated Monthly noted for railroad life along New Jersey suburbs. Thirteenth Regiment Armory bars Ruthven from lecturing due to misrepresented patriotic talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeley League
Institute
Madison Avenue
Ehops
Buma
Ory,iven
al- Seraantifa
Eiher
Youngen's
Christian Association
Theodore C. Knauf
Morris Davidow
New York City
John P. Moffat
Young Women's Christian Association
Sheridan Monument Association
Board of Trade
John H. Thomas
William Fraga
Sarah Jane Vaughn
Scranton
Frank M.kase
Glenburn
Edith B. Hall
Factoryville
Annie Jurkowit
Aaron Walkner
Wasington Avenue
Bagogue
Music Hall
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. Luke's Church
Mra
J. J. Moster
George Williams
Lackawanna Avenue
Foster A. Gift
Grave Lutheran Church
Young Men’s Christian Asaoclation
Odd Fellows
William Thomas
Dunmore
Mary Dougherty
Esterday
Thomas J. Mack
Winton
Ginees
Rand
Elizabeth Mack
Central
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Thirteenth Regiment Armory
Ruthven
Local auctions promise sale before March twentieth
Guernsey Bros. offer items for sale before March twentieth with flexible credit or cash incentives. Also F L Crane advertises fur capes and cloth jackets at sacrifice before inventory in March, and Penn Avenue Baptist Church invites friends to a 6 o’clock oyster supper hosted by the Mission Society at their venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Bros
Wyoming Avenue
F. L. Crane
Free Horoscopes Offered by The Tribune Astrologer
The Tribune invites all readers to obtain a free horoscope drawn by an astrologer at the main office on Washington avenue by providing date of birth. Those out of town may mail their birth date and a two-cent return postage stamp with their address to receive the reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Ajaccus
Washington Avenue
The
Mrs Rorer Delivers Hygiene Lecture at First Presbyterian
Mrs Rorer addressed a large audience at the First Presbyterian Church, 10am to noon, answering questions on hygiene, diet for invalids and children, milk sterilization, pasteurized milk to prevent disease, and the value of Koumyss as nourishment. She noted beef and wine as stimulants, urged fresh milk, and announced a series of afternoon talks in Wilkes Barre this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Rorer
First Presbyterian Church
Koumyss
Nearge
Rover
Wilkesarre
Foster Weds Miss Harrington in Philadelphia Home
Thomas J. Foster of Scranton married Blandina Harrington of Philadelphia last night at the bride's parents home 2151 North Twelfth street. The groom is treasurer and general manager of the Colliery Engineer company. The couple will reside at 338 Madison Avenue in Scranton after a brief stay in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harrington
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Foster
Blandina Harrington
North Twelfth Street
Mr. Foster
Hongineer Company
Scranton
W. L. Connell
Mrs. Foster
Madison Avenue
Directors Elected At Lackawanna Iron and Steel Stockholders Meeting
Stockholders of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel company elected a board: Samuel Sloan Moses Taylor Pyne William Ke Dodge Walter Scranton Stephen S Palmer of New York City D C Blair of Blairstown N J James Plank W W Scranton and EK L Sturges of Scranton. An organized board date not yet set. An auction sale at the Japanese Fair on Washington Avenue attracted attention with oft noted low prices and art lecture ambiance. Meals and light refreshments were available. Pillsbury mills capacity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Samuel Sloan
Moses Taylor Pyne
William Ke. Dodge
Walter Scranton
Stephen S. Palmer
New York Cty
D.C. Blair
Blairstown
N. J
James Plauk
W. W. Scranton
EK. L. Sturges
Mayor Connell Renominates Fire Chief and Officials
Mayor Connell plans to confirm H. F. Ferber as chief engineer of the fire department for a one year term beginning March 22. Several district chiefs including Hall Suydam Feeney Bertley Secwass and Myers are renominated and up for approval tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
H. F. Ferber
Fire Department
Joseph Hall
George H. Suydam
P. Feeney
J. Bertley
Louis Secwass
L. Myers
Fre Department
Thomas Mills
Harry Lutz, Jr
Thirteenth Ward
Ferber
Sermon at St Peter's Cathedral by Rev W P O'Donnell
Rev W P O'Donnell of the North End preached at St Peter's Cathedral last evening in a sermon on judge not from appearances. He used a birdlime parable to warn against devilish snares and worldly temptations while urging prayer and penance to secure salvation and eternal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. O'Donnell
North End
St. Peter's Cathedral
St. John
Father O’donnell
Ike
Paul
No Cause of Action in Fashion Company Suit
Arbitrators L P Wedeman A V Bower and George L Peck filed their award in Pryor Prothonotary s office finding no cause of action for Universal Fashion company against John H Ladwig proprietor of the Four Cent store. The plaintiff sought $1500 for patterns and dress fashions finished. Ladwig sent back the goods claiming the styles were Revolutionary era. A jury verdict had earlier awarded $1 to the plaintiff. a new trial followed before arbitrators reaching the no action result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Wedeman
A. V. Bower
George L. Peck
Universal Fashion Company
John HH. Ladwig
Four Cent
Prothonotary
Pryor
Iaidwig
Regan Sues Scranton Traction for 5000 Damages
Mary Regan sues Scranton Traction Company for injuries from a collision between a Providence car and an outbound Peckville car near the baseball park on Feb 5 1895. She claims negligence caused severe injury and costs for medicine and medical attendance total five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Regan
Traction Company
Fitzsimmons and Stark
John Regan
Scranton Traction Company
Providence
Central City
Baseball Park
Peckville
Castor Sues Iron City Mutual Fire for Loss in Store Fire
Vincenzo Castor files suit against Iron City Mutual Fire Insurance of Pittsburg after his Old Forge store, stocked with groceries hardware and more, burned on November 20 1894. He claimed $1500 policy coverage and served notice of loss on December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron City Insurance Company
Vincenzo Castor
Iron City Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Pittsburg
O'Brien & Kelley
Castor
Old Forge
Arbitrators Award $12.71 in Assumpsit Suit
Attorneys J E Watkins and Russell Dimmick filed an award of 12.71 in favor of James O Donnell in the assumpsit suit against Edgerton Coal Company. Mulholland urged a larger fall amount for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulholland
J. E. Watkins
Russell Dimmick
James O'Donnell
Edgerton Coal Company
Arbitration Award Lodged Over Elderly Wagon Claim
A tender from a company to O'Donnell was heard by Alder man L L J Bunnell in Carbondale. The award favored a man for 4.10 dollars but was appealed to court and sent to arbitration. Arbitrator H W Mulholland dissented, advocating full payment to the claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donnell
Ll. J. Bunnell
Carbondale
Jude
H. W. Mulhholland
March 17 Parade Enthusiasm Grows Citywide
City parade organizers report strong business and public support for March 17. Societies from across the city will attend and organizers anticipate a large event. By Tuesday, Mr. McAndrew of Archbald will receive final details to complete marching plans and lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAndrew
Archbald
Emmet Anniversary Celebrated by John Mitchell Club
The John Mitchell club held an Emmet commemorative program despite wet weather and small attendance. Senator Vaughan presided as acts included EB J. McIntyre with songs, Miss Rose Bradley recitations, J. D. Regan address on Irish unity, and multiple encores by performers M. Coyne, Miss Marie Boland, and others. Frank J. Johnson urged unity of Irish Catholics and Protestants in Emmet's memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emmet
John Mitchell Club
J. C. Vaughan
Roger O'Malley
EB. J. McIntyre
Rose Bradley
Erin
M. J. Coyne
J. D. Regan
Trishmen
An Trighman
Mose
Emma Bradley
Marie Boland
John KK. Barrett
Michael Donnegan
Frank J. Johnson
Emmet
Washington
Mr. Johnson
Ireland
Convention Under Auspices of Christian Alliance of Avoca and Moosic
A two day convention will be held at the Moosic Presbyterian church under the Christian Alliance. Three sessions daily from morning until evening feature addresses by prominent ministers on sanctification and the baptism with the Holy Ghost. Pastors and congregations of all denominations are urged to attend to seek deeper grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Alliance of
Avoca and
Moosie
Christian Alliance
Avoca
Moosic
Dead Girl Identified In Dunmore Train Fatality
The girl killed at the Steel Works crossing of the Delaware and Lackawanna Canal was identified as Mary Guddy, daughter of Michael Guddy of Dunmore. She would be 8 soon, worked two months at Sauquoit Silk, and her funeral is planned for tomorrow at 2 PM with burial in the Greek Catholic cemetery in Minooka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Tuceon Canal Company
Michael Guddy
Lareh Street
Dunmore
Sauquoit
Price
Longstreet
Dr. FB
M. Pennypacker
W. C. Price
W. J. Kann
J. J. Reynolds
J. J. Reynolds, &. 8. Sutton and «. E. Hamlin
Court House
Minooka
Mary Guddy
Prince of Liars at Waite Comedy Company Delights Crowd
Waite's Comedy company staged the four act skit Prince of Liars at Frothingham theater with a large audience enjoying a blend of humor and seriousness. Cameron Clemons Jack Routledge and Miss Crego as Nelle Howard received noted praise as the cast delivered solid performances. The program also advertised Michael Strogoff and A Noble Outcast for matinee and evening showings with Hearts and the Egyptian Post Horn to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite
Frothingham Theater
Cameron Clemons
Jack Routledge
Miss Crego
Nelle Howard
Michael Strogoff
Mr. Knoll
Mig#a McNeil
Charles Bk, Harris
Scranton Club Eyes Long Chess Match in City Home
The article notes Scranton players will meet daily at Professor Kopf's home to discuss moves as two games span several weeks. An individual challenge from Stroudsburg was tabled and may be accepted soon by a club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cept
Kopf
Scranton
Stroudsburg
Guernsey Bros Airs Carpets and Pianos Ad
Local ad touts choice carpets and draperies at Stebecker and Watkins. Also promotes second hand upright pianos, best makes and cheap at Guernsey Bros. LK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stebecker & Watkins
Guernsey Bros
Wilkes-Barre Challenged for Scranton Chess Match
At a Scranton Chess and Checker club meeting the secretary Dr. Pierce was asked to invite Wilkes-Barre to Scranton next Wednesday. The plan calls for five players from each city with two games, aiming to finish by 1 AM after starting at 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Wiseher
Rochester Club
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Cleveland
FaNiz M. Farmer
Boston
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Commonwealth
Williams & W.analty
City Notes
Sisty
Ladies of the Mission Society of
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Mrs, Rorer
T. J. Foster
L. L & S, Co, Directors
Btern
Japan
Lohmann’s
Spruce Street
Pillsbury’s
Select Council
Connell Bas
Mead
Uaerry Lutz
Mr. Ladwig
OF Emmet
John Mitchel Club
Regan
Miss Boland
M. J Coyne
H. J. Melintyre
Foundling Home Fund
Biglin
Michael Ae
John Lenott
Phomaga Walsh
Jair Kenny
Bernard Cantwell
Lone Cantwell
Scanton
James Devine
Sirs. Malherlis
Pattrick Mahon
Edward Hopking
Catherine Marion
Vmad. Duggan
Patrick Thomas
Penn Avenue
Serre
Horn
Ridgway
Egan
George
John F. Egan
Willowroe
Pittston Avenue
Dwyer
Guddy
Larch Street
Her
Prince OF Liars
Associated Boards of Health
Lackawanna County
Board of Health
City Hall
Houser
Taylor
Bateson
Elmhurst
van Sickle
Thompson
Blakely
Benjamin Lee
Horsford
Leonard
Hingdale
N. H
Rexford
Lackawanne Ave
Guernsey Brog
Weber
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Ave
China
Clarke Bros
Rupprecht’s
Crystal Palace
Penn Ave
Baptist Church
J. Bolz
Shaw
Emerson
ORAS
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Malcolm Lova
J.awrence Stelle
Wilkes-Barre
Messrs. C. F
Ti. FF. Whittemore
L. B. Powell & CO
A. Harris
S. C. Snyder
D. D
Christian
J.D. Wiliams & Bro
Lackawanna AV
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Saranton
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