Personal Notes From Allentown and Nearby Cities
Bethlehem resident F G Semple visited Allentown yesterday while Dr R H Gibbons traveled to New York. Wilkes-Barre’s M Rosenstein was seen in the city. Miss Mabel Hudson tours Harrisburg and Philadelphia. Eugene Kleberg heads home to Germany soon. Dr and Mrs T C Snyder returned from Philadelphia visit. Mr and Mrs G E Croft of Philadelphia stay at Valley House. Mr and Mrs J J Hogan of Middletown NY at the Wyoming. General Manager J Fr Beetem visits Philadelphia on business. T C Von Storch of Main Avenue sails to Florida. Attorney R B Little of Montrose on legal matters here. Editor R J Beamish of Carbondale Anthracite is in Allentown on business and will return today. Professor Haydn Evans detained at 5 North Bromley Avenue due to grip. Mrs E Moses and daughters Helen and Gertrude return from New York. Mrs F F Kopff goes to New York for the Carri concert where Edith Winton plays Mendelssohn. N8 Stettler of Pittston High School and Mr Phillips visit Scranton School yesterday. Fred J Titus, the bicycle rider, seen at Florey’s sporting goods on Wyoming Avenue. A I Martin of Washington Avenue to represent Liquor Dealers’ Protective League at national convention in Harrisburg on Thursday. James J Cash elected president of State Plumbers’ Association at Harrisburg. John J Kearney elected to executive board. Attorney Charles J Hawley fainted at his office. Dr Longstreet and Mrs Hawley provided restoratives. Hawley expected to recover in a few days. Mrs Blanche Cozod of Kingston wed Edward Fearman at her parents’ home. Cozad a milliner and Fearman with Wyoming Valley Traction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Semple
Bethlehem
R. H. Gibbons
New York
M. Rosenstein
Wilkes-Barre
Mabel Hudson
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Eugene Kleberg
Germany
T. C. Snyder
G. E. Croft
The
Valley House
Haydn Evans
North Bromley Avenue
E. Moses
Helen
Gertrude Moses
F. F. Kopff
Carri
Elsldth Winton
Mendelsohn
Pittston High School
Mr. Phillips
Scranton
Fred J. Titus
Florey
Sporting Goods
Wyoming Avenue
A. I. Martin
Washington Avenue
Liquor Dealers’ Protective League
James J. Cash
State Plumbers’ Association
John J. Kearney
Charles J. Hawley
Longstreet
Cave-in near Carbondale disrupts rail and electric line
A large cave-in occurred in Carbondale township near the Ontario and Western railroad and the river. Ground settled up to four feet over 200 feet, affecting the electric road and hindering service while the tunnel Howard's heading is part of Powderly mine workings. The line is returning to service after the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Township
Carbondale City
Ontario and Western Railroad
Tto
Footprints of George Washington charm at YMCA lecture
H H Ragan presented a stereopticon illustrated talk on Footprints of George Washington at the YMCA hall last evening. The cultivated audience heard of Washington’s youth at Fredericksburg the Rising Sun Inn and his later feats in the French and Indian War and the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Ragan
George Washington
Young Men's Christin Association Hall
Ragan
Washington
Court House
Bramby
England
Lawrence Washington
Amee
Washingtons
Fredericksburg
Rising Sun Inn
Hoa
Rising Sun
James River
Mt. Vernon
Corsican Brothers at Academy of Music Delights Philadelphia
Robert Mantell stars in The Corsican Brothers at the Academy of Music to a large audience praised for a new version and spectacular settings including the Forest of Fontainebleau and a Paris ball. Also scheduled are Tarkest Russia and The Danger Signal at the same venue with praised drama and elaborate scenery. Florence Dindley brings The Pay Train with striking mechanical effects and a fast moving train scene. Al G. Field Minstrels with Aladdin pantomime headline Frothingham Saturday night with lavish costumes and color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mantell
Academy of Music
Philadelphia Presa
Mantell
Louis
Fablen
Forest of Fontainbleau
Grand Opera House
Paris
The
Chicago Herald
Henry C. DeMille
Florence Dindley
Pittsburg Dispatch
Florence Bindley
al G. Field
Artful Distribution Masks Jarring Shades Across Groupings
In successive groupings the eye cannot detect a jarring shade, revealing a seamless distribution that minimizes visual disruption. The description emphasizes coded balance and subtle tonal variation across the composition.
Funeral for Mrs. James F. Donnelly at St. Peter's Cathedral
The funeral procession for Mrs. James F. Donnelly left her Madison Avenue home at 9 30 yesterday morning for St. Peter's Cathedral where Rev P J Gough celebrated a requiem mass. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery with pallbearers D J Campbell James Moir Anthony O Malley William Worthing and Patrick Lawler. Floral tributes were carried by Robert Donnegan William Hoste and John O Malley. Attendees came from Wilkes Barre Philadelphia New York Hawley and Pockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Donnelly
Madison Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
P. J. Gough
J. A. Reilly
J. J. B. Felley
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
D. J. Campbell
James Moir
Anthony O'Malley
William Worthing
Patrick Lawler
Robert Donnegan
William Hoste
John O'Malley
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
New York
Hawley
Pockville
Hard Lines for Gluck Faces Local Remonstrance
A Fell Township remonstrance signed by thirty residents protested Joseph Gluck’s hotel license arguing it not needed for travelers and would harm the community. Accusations include Sunday liquor sales, pool tables, political use, beer by the glass, and that riots and damage occur at his establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gluck
Fell Township
Fall
Pulpiteers Exchange as Scranton Minister Preaches in Wilkes-Barre
Rev Dr McLeod of First Presbyterian Scranton exchanged pulpits with Rev Dr Hodge and preached at Wilkes-Barre First Presbyterian. He urged true Christian work over riches and warned some in the pulpit stray from their calling, concluding with a call for effective service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod
Wilkes- Barre
First Presbyterian Church of
Scranton
Hodge
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. McLeod
Wilkes-Barre
McNamara Term Expired At Eastern Penitentiary
Clerk of the Courts John H. Thomas received a notice from Warden Cassidy of the Eastern penitentiary that Michael McNamara’s sentence term has expired. Records show a single Michael McNamara convicted in June 1590 of highway robbery with two concurrent terms of ten and two years, the latter to start after the former.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Thomas
Cassidy
Eastern Penitentiary
Michael McNamara
Fight to a finish Cartwright and Carroll meet at Priceburg
The Pine Knot Harry Cartwright of Scranton faces Jimmy Carroll of Brooklyn in a finish fight set for Saturday night at Twiss hotel Priceburg. Dan Shannon of Wilkes-Barre referees while Jack Dempsey and Kid MacCoy back Carroll. Regimental notices announce Captain William Kellew of the Third Brigade regiment death and funeral escort plans for Scranton. Also notices of a kidney cure and obituaries for Mrs Mary Campbell and Ida May Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartwright
Carroll
Priceburg
Harry Cartwright
the Pine Knot
Scranton
Jimmy Carroll
Brooklyn
Twiss
Dan Shannon
Wilkes-Barre
Jack Dempsey
Kid" MacCoy
Cleveland
William Kellew
J. W. Kambeck
J. C. Dimmick
Scranton City Guard
Eb, H. Ripple
W. B. Millar
Effort to Block Licenses in Green Ridge Thirteenth Ward
A Green Ridge temperance meeting at Asbury M E church organized opposition to license applications in the Thirteenth ward. Attorney W W Lathrope outlined remonstrances, pledging five witnesses per case and free legal aid, with funds raised to cover remaining expenses and support for the local temperance union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Asbury Church
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
J. H. Rittenhouse
Henry W. Crocker
Asbury
A. F. Chaffee
W. W. Lathrope
Lathrope
Thirteenth Ward
Edwards
Temperance Party
John R. Fordham
F. G. Rarick
Glen Street
Sanderson Avenue
Gelling
Guernsey Bros Promotes Weber Buy Offers
Guernsey Bros advertises a Weber promotion urging customers to buy the Weber product for best value and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Tax Collectors Bonds Filed for Scranton Schools
Harry G. Paust appointed delinquent school tax collector for the Seventh and Eighth wards filed a bond of 5201.93 with Rudolph Bloeser and Peter Ziegler as bondsmen. Fr N Hall also filed a 1650.14 bond for the Sixteenth ward with Luther Keller and C F Whittemore as sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Paust
F.N. Hallstead
Scranton
Rudolph Bloeser
Peter Ziegler
Fr. N. Hallatead
Luther Keller
C. F. Whittemore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton's
M. Norton
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Court House Square
Carbondale
Hood
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Virginia
Dinwiddie
Ohio River
Colonel Chamberlain
Martha Custis
Church of St. Peter
House of Burgesses
Willamsburg
Carpenter's Hall
Russia
Gluck
M'Namara AT Liberty
Thirteenth Regiment Infantry
Third Brigade, National Guard of Pennsylvania
C. M. Harria
Penn Avenue
Martin Bird
BE. B. Sturges
J. T. Rittenhouse
Robinson
J. M. Howell
Grimes
J. J. Kelly
von Storch Avenue
John Horn
Dickson Avenue
O. J. Nicholls
Albright Avenue
Green Ridge Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Green Ridges
the Tribune
Rey
Peter
France
Jay Gould
D. J. Williams
Peckville
Collaran
Tribune
Thomas Collaran
John Collaran
Bellevue
Trolper
Cliff Works
Pillsbury's
Ulster
Martin & Delany's
E.M. Hetzel
Lacka. Ave
William Connell
Geo. H. Catlin
William H. Peck
James Archbald
Alfred Hand
George H. Catlin
Henry Belin, Jr
William T. Smith
NA. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Schanton
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
China
Weichel & Millar
Moosic Powder Co
Moobicap
Ruse Dale
Lafflin & Rand Powder Co.'s
Repanno Chemical Co
Spruce Street
Beautiful Hant Ug Cause
Elyrin
Jeweed Movement
Rexford CO
Lack
Third National
WM. T. Smith
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Dr. Campbell
Bouta Sonanton
W. Campbell
Bir
Rt. Campbell
Campbell
Fred Heffner
Beech St
John Campbell & Son
Wr. Linn Allen Stock Brokers
New York Exchange
Chicago
Sprhcialty. G. Club
Dimmick
J. LL Hangs, Engraver
Sonttinn
Stewart's Art Store
CMA Florey
Sciiaing
Conrad
the Great Blood Purifier
E. M. Hetzel
Lackawarwa Avenue
Cali
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