A Noble Outcast at Frothingham Tonight and Tomorrow
A Noble Outcast received a fine presentation at the Frothingham by the Waite Company. The Waite company also staged Michael Stroehler with strong reception and The Prince of Liars will be shown this afternoon, followed by The Buckeye tonight. Guernsey Bros advertise organs at half price and a sale of fur coats, clothing, and jackets by F. L. Crane at 324 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
Waite Company
Michael Stroeh
Guernsey Bros
Girl Struck by Train Near Green Ridge Depot
Miss Jennie Salisbury a 19 year old resident of Meylert avenue was struck by a northbound Delaware and Hudson train at Green Ridge depot as she crossed toward the platform after a Carbondale bound train passed. She suffered a deep head wound several bruises and temporary unconsciousness but no broken bones internal injuries not ruled out and she was treated at the station then at home by Dr Van Cleef and Dr Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Salisbury
Meylert Avenue
Delaware and Hudson
Green Ridge
Carbondale
van Cleef
Macarvigge
Logan
Lkely
Partners in Dispute Over Throop Butchering Firm
Ex Judge W H Stanton for Andrew Times sues George Makulka in equity contending since December 13 1895 the Times Makulka partnership misused receipts and profits. Plaintiff seeks injunction and receiver to wind up Times Makulka business in Throop and recover open accounts. Rule to show cause set for next Monday at 9.00 in open court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Stanton
Andrew Times
George Makulka
Throop
Times & Muakulita
Warhimes
Carbondale Baseball Club Petitions Charter
Stockholders led by J W Kilpatrick and P F Coogan file for a Carbondale base ball club charter with $3000 capital, seven directors, perpetual existence, and annual non real estate income not exceeding $2000. First directors named include Kilpatrick Benton Coogan Niles Thompson Brown and Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Base Ball Club
Henry C. Butler
Carbondale
Prothonotary Prvor
City of
J. W. Kilpatrick
P. F. Covagan
J. 3. Niles
J. J. Thompson
F. P. Brown
George J. Benton
P. F. Coogan
J. $. Niles
J. G. Shepherd
City Receives Deed for Scranton Traction Land
The Scranton Traction company through President Silliman transferred absolute ownership of land along Robinson street to the city. The city will permit tracks to be laid in the street center, reducing west side traffic and accidents and aiding thoroughfare plans, driven by the West Side board of trade efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Traction Company
Silliman
Robinson Street
West Side
Traction Company
Torrey
Etrin
Edmund J. Robinson
Philip Robinson
Mina Robinson
C. G. Boland
James Jordan
R. G. Brooks
P. J. Ruane
Charles du Pont Breck
A. J. Casey
Franklin Howell
Robert C. Wills
P. J. Horan
BF. J. Lynett
W. J. Lewis
William Bright
William Love
Judiciary Committee
Cherry Street
Delaware and Hudson
Coyne
Monsey Avenue
Jennings, & Grier
John T. Fitzpatrick
Hart & Gibbons
Bolton G. Coon
B. M. Fox
W. H. O'Hara
Peter T. Mulligan
Sewers and Drama Committee
Dodgetown Crossing
Stone Avenue
Olive Street
North Main Avenue
Larch Street
Capoose Avenue
Green Ridge
Dickson Borough Sued Over Damages Claim
John Pressman sues Dickson City borough for 55000 claiming an inadequate drain near Main and Storrs caused water to flood his cellar. Attorneys C Comnegrys and E H Shurtleff represent the plaintiff. The suit cites a July 15, 186M embankment and insufficient sewer as the cause of damages to personal property. Pillabury's Flour mills have a capacity of 17,500 barrels a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson City
John Pressman
C. Comnegrys
E. H. Shurtleff
Main
Storrs
Pilaintiff
Scranton Council approves mayoral tribute and public works
City government debates appointments and routine measures as Council approves a resolution praising Mayor Connell for three years in office. The session covers sewer bids, street grading, street light installations, map updates, bond readings, and an inquest verdict over a local railroad accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
W. J. Connell
Scranton
Pennsylvania
City of
Connell
Resignation Triggers Eleventh District Special Election
In the common council Robert Robinson of the Eleventh resigns from the lower branch. The resignation takes effect March 12 and a special election is set for Tuesday March 24 to choose his successor. Tributes are paid to the retiring member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Robert Robinson
Select Council
Hickey
Moir
Battle
Seven Delegates Chosen to Scranton Reading Convention
City engineers and attorneys headline the Scranton delegation to the third class cities convention in Reading on March 11 to seek amendments to the wet of Essa. Members elected include Phillips Torrey Lavelle Sanderson Finn Nealis Reagan with voting totals listed for SELECT and COMMON councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Phillips
Torrey
Lavelle
Sanderson
Finn
Nealis
Reagan
Scranton
Essa
Lansing
Chittenden
Lauer
Colonel Sanderson
Manley
Battle
Sweeney
Grier
Moir
Mr. Chittenden
Nealls
Mrr. Grier
Messrs
Smallpox Case in Priceburg Confirmed by Scranton Doctors
Priceburg reports a genuine smallpox case in Filarski a Polander examined by Dr W Allen Scranton health officer with Drs Paine Logan. Scranton board of health finds proper treatment and convalescence. no further cases detected. One supposed case turns out to be chickenpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priceburg
J. Allen
Scranton
W. £. Allen
Filarski
Allen
W. E. Paine
H. V. Logan
Scranton Board of Health
Tribune Horoscopes Draw Hundreds to Tribune Office
The Tribune reports high demand for horoscopes with many visitors and mail requests. It states astrology rests on long standing study and offers mailed horoscopes free with a two cent return postage stamp, available to all who provide birth date and year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Guernsey Bros Public Sale Term Hint at March Closure
Statement from Guernsey Bros of 224 Wyoming Avenue that the business will be sold before March 20, with a firm stance against negotiated or extraordinary inducements and a preference for spot cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Bros
Wyoming Avenue
Woman drinks laudanum in Delaware Lackawanna depot tragedy
Gertrude Baker attempted suicide by drinking laudanum at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western station on Lackawanna avenue. She was found by Officer Goerlitz, surrendered to police, and rushed to Lackawanna hospital where doctors neutralized the poison. She is expected to recover within a week to ten days. The bottle was a two-ounce dose from Franklin avenue’s To & Th pharmacy. She left a suicide note addressed to her husband John Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Baker
Pittston
Philip Goerlitz
Jiquer
Hell
Lackawanna Avenue
Captain Edwards
Patrolan Feeney
Giverlity
To & Th
Franklin Avenue
Budeley
North
Washington Avenue
Moe
Wwe
John
Gertrude Paker
Wyoming Avenue
Linden Street
John Tacon
Bierston
Public safety committee meeting challenged by Traction Company dispute
Against the present system of the Traction Company, a public safety committee meeting was anticipated to address growing concerns. The fragment indicates local tension over transit operations and civic oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Public Safety Committee of the
Report on Beranton Traction Company Criticized
A trade hoard report, drafted earlier, censures Beranton Traction for poor service. The meeting was postponed to 7:20 tonight. The document, though revised, lists six criticisms and six remedies and will likely be adopted and sent to the next board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton Traction Company
Demand for Anthracite Rises Amid Cold Weather
Reported stronger demand for anthracite due to colder temperatures, with little wholesale price drop below February levels. Production expected to increase modestly this month, maintaining price stability as spring prices are typically lowest.
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Cleveland
Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Busset Shoes
Commonwealth “Shoe
THE
City Notes
City Hall
Electric City
Finkey’s
Mephen Reap
William Barrass
Sarah Jones Vaughn
Fuller
Hile
Landen Street
Willam Mages
John H. Thomas
Arthur M. Sherwood
Helen Moore
Hoth
Maplewood
Grand Army of the Republic
Delaware and Hudson Company
Delaware, Lackawuanne and Western Company
Dodge and Oxford
John Cublno
Louis Kerriskle
Ginster
N. G. Goodman
Elmer Berry
Tenth Ward
Thirteenth Regiment
Bernstein
Walte
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks
Knoll
Miss McNeil
Young Men's Christian Association
Theodore C. Knauf
Philadelphia
Christan Hall
Fairyland
Kate Makepeace Thackeray
Will R. Wilson
Charles Bradley
Percy Grant
F. W. Lange
Brandamore
Edith Rica Hes Heckel
Great Sac
F. L. Crane
Lacka. Ave
Delaware & Hudson Road
CITY
Dickson Borough
Pillabury
Robinson
Lincoln
Thomas Mills
Harry W. Lutz, Jr
Adam Steinhauser
Robert Armstrong
Hook and Ladder Company
Wi. F. Ferber
James BH. Birtley
J. W. Hall
George RK. Suydam
Louis Schwuss
J. Vauban
Loula Myers
Thomas
Williams
Fier Chittenden
Wagner
Mellows
Schroeder
Burnis
Agulmt—Hoes
Pinn
Welly
Clarke
Schwenk
McCann
Albright Library
Prescott Avenue
Mulberry
Olive Streets
Mary J. Davies
Colfax Avenue
Fourteenth
Division Streets
Eynon Street
Main Avenue
Guddy
Longstreet
Maury Guiddy
Lurch Street
Dunmere
Court House
Martin Newton
Mary Guddy
John J. Jordan
John Geers
J. Archie Jones
Sauquoit
Christophel
John Christopher
DR. Lampoon
Etre
Alexander Copeland
Steel Works
KE. M. Pennyypacker
C. E. Hamlin
W. C. Price
J, Hh, Reynolds
B.S. Sutton
Tribune Horoscopes
Staty
Ier
Uor
Lackawanna Hospital
Messrs. C. F
G. F. Whittemore
L. B. Powell & CO
Penn Avenue
A. Harris
Auctioneet
Menecker Rai Watkins
Guernsey Bria
Weber
W. W. Berry
Ave
China
J. Bolz
Shaw
Emerson
Malcolm Love
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Spruce Street
Ghiristian
Clarke Bros
Rupprecht’s
Crystal Palace
Penn Ave
Baptist Church
S. C. Snyder
D. S
J.D. Williams & Brd
Columbus
Washington Av
Dunn
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