Amusement Notes Preview Tonight at the Academy
The Academy hosts a diverse bill including The Girls Left Behind Me from Charles Prohman's company fresh from New York and The Pay Master a military melodrama by Duncan B. Harrison. Also features the division dance and Nat Goodwin's The Skating Rink with a well known company Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Charles Prohman
Empire Theater
New York
Thea Girls
Eoec
Qhlickens
Nat Goodwin
Academy of Music
Jennie Ross Sent to Jail in Obscene Letter Case
Jennie Ross surrendered by her step father and bondsman William Hoes was moved from Lackawanna county jail toward Allegheny county jail as District Attorney Harry A. Hall expects the case to be called for trial in May at Pittsburg. Ross faces charges of sending obscene and threatening letters to Mina Jonnie Mott of Highth Street. The district attorney reported Ross reviled him harshly when committed to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Foes
William Hoes
United States
Harry A. Hall
Lackawanna County
Abe
Allegheny County
Mies Rosas
Mina Jonnie Mott
Highth Street
Wiltshaw Arrest Reveals Bank Embezzlement Ring
Henry Wiltshaw once a trusted United States National Bank of New York bookkeeper facing charges of embezzling about 1600. He ran a stock and grain brokerage in Buffalo Scranton and New York before a December arrest after a tip from Pinkerton agents. He admitted identity but offered no defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wiltshaw
United States National Bank of New York
Harry Watkins
Raab
Wyoming Ivegene
Buffalo
Dalaware, Lackawanna and Western
Scranton
Watkins
Wig
Alenat Pug
Unite States National Bank of New York
Harre O Wiltshaw
New York Tribune
Harry C. Wiltshaw
Alloa
Harry C Watking
United States
Watts
B. B. Tobin
George Doherty
Pinkerton Agency
New York
Will Ahaw
United States Prand Jury
Southern District
Jacobus
Lyrnes
Willdhaw
Pinkartons
Dam. Monthe
Geneseo
Il C Watkins
Allen & Co
Merchants’ Exchange
Boilalo
Atte
Canada
Wiltshaw
Fairchill
Coxe
Utica
Stanford Stock and Grain Exchange
Claire
Academy of Music
Harry
United States National Bank
Button
Wiltahaw
Wyoming
Scranton Board of Trade Report Highlights 1803
The Scranton Board of Trade secretary SL W Kingsbury reports 1803 as a year of hardship yet shows no broad business collapse. Banks remained unaffected while unemployment and financial strain pressed industry, mining, traction, and construction activity, with steady growth in electric railways and ongoing debates on a new Board of Trade building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Board of Trade
SL W. Kingsbury
Scranton
Bualoos
Trom
Eto
Chin Table
Obediial Rivera
Jian
Scranton Traction Company
Archur
Cty
Nlac
Tt i
Ledsor Ani
Seranton and
Yarbordabratd Scranton
Ditteton Systems
Secanton Traction Company
Avatom
Huilding
Tsee
Board of Trade
Ivory Manuficurer
Toore
Jes
Stonin Neers
Lackawanna Valley
Gautach & Sons Orchestral Organs In Philadelphia Offer
Philadelphia manufacturer Gautach & Sons advertises orchestral organs at 1090 Chestnut Street. They claim high quality with old cases repaired and improved with new tones and offer a selection priced at 5 and 10 percent discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautach & Sons
Philadelphia
Drunken Corrigan Beaten During Eyer Street Brawl
Police officer Goerlitz struggled with John Corrigan on Eyer Street to eject him from a hallway at Davidson Bros. after Corrigan attacked. Goerlitz used his club after subdual attempts failed and Corrigan was left bloody and hurt. Corrigan was taken to the old police station with Special Officer French and later to headquarters. Surgeon Slocum treated his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goerlitz
Dan Tito
Olver Goerlitz
John Corcigan
Eyer
Yeatefiuy
Corrigin
Davidon Bros
Corrigan
French
Jeter
Polles
Slocum
Vorrigan
Mary Luxtiberger sues Horanton Traction for 25000
Mrs Mary Luxtiberger wife of Pater Loxamberger filed a lawsuit through attorney Corneling Binith seeking 25000 for injuries from a Horanton Traction car on the line between this city and Taylor. She alleges permanent injuries from the collision. A separate notice offers a 75 bicycle for 6 with guaranteed quality, on display at the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Luxtiberger
Pater Loxamberger
Horanton ‘Traction Company
Attornay Corneling Binith
Traction Company
Luxemberger
Taylor
Tribune
Equity Improvement Company Dispute Heads to Jury
In Winchester court yesterday Judge Coffington heard Leonard and Mulherin challenge jurisdiction over a case against the Equity Improvement Company of Winfield West Virginia. Witnesses testified the company owns extensive property in the district but does not conduct ongoing local business here. The jury will decide if the company is subject to United States circuit court jurisdiction, with further proceedings set after the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard and
Mulherin
Equity Improvement Company
United States
Coffington
Let & Jary Pasaapon
Dignity
Winchedter
W.va
Gi. Dsinesa
United Sites
Leopard
P. Molherin
Councul
Weat
Virginia Corporation
Everett Warren
I. Price
Council
Boflington
Jounsel
Loweth
Major Warren
Cieneral H
Wyowing Avenue
Spruce Street
Doon Avenue
Vine Street
Archbold
Lackawanna Township
Winchester
Roll-call at Penn Avenue Capital Church to mark 35th year
Avena Capital Church will hold a midweek roll call of members on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The church clerk will read names alphabetically as members report years of membership and current interests. The renovated lecture room opens with improvements, a large chorus leads the musical program, and charter members recall long tenures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avena Capital
Penn Avenue Capital
Olet
The
Tamones
J. W. Williams
Tnoke Lnp
Ralph
Gillam
Leiter
Dunmore
Thos
Master's Vineyard
West
Neilb
Dr. Logan
Scranton
Bragks
Wilkes Barre
J. W. Willama
Movement aims to erect Sheridan monument in Saranton
Energetic leaders plan a public meeting at the armory on March 24 or 26 to discuss a bronze General Sheridan equestrian statue costing about 26000 dollars. The monument will stand at the corner of Adame avenue and Linden, facing the armory, to inspire young men with military duty and honor the brave defenders of home and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Sheridan
Saranton
General Sheridan
Adame Avenue
Linden
Missing five year old Maggie Roewasser reported
The police report a missing girl, Maggie Roewasser, age five, of Oakford Court. She was last seen noon yesterday wearing a blue dress and cap with brown shoes. She has fair hair, blue eyes and is large for her age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Roewasser
Oakford Court
Estimates Committee Counts Over $18,000 Added
The committee reported that more than $18,000 was added to appropriations in the last session. No new programs were created while several line items were reallocated to existing priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Tse
City Estimates Meeting Advances Vine Street Opening and Viaduct Funds
The city estimates committee approved a total appropriation near 270000 with additional allocations reaching about 15 493 74. Ten thousand dollars fund the Lackawanna avenue viaduct while grants cover pipe drains paving and street openings. Ten horses bought for Hose and Engine companies and relief engine, plus a new street light program and repairs in multiple wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens
Vine Street
Seventeenth Ward
Lackawanna Avenue
Oxford Street
F. H. Oclamona
Conncilia
Wind Street
Irving Avenues
Weatpratl
Sanderson
Clemons
Canoell Miller
Lauer
Select Council
Lavis
Robinson
McDonald
Onobigg
Common Council
Lackawassa
West Lackawanna Avenue
Jackson Atrant
Elly
Linden
Mulberry Street
Prospectavenis
Pittston Avenue
Ross Avenue
North Main Avenue
North Mate Avenue
Lackawinna Avenue
Brown's Alley
Newton
John E. Hall Injury Report At Local Pharmacy Ad
An injury note mentions John E. Hall amid a past Milwaukee beer and oyster dock scene. The damaged ad references 1008 Lommasn’s and a furniture store at 166 Washington Avenue, with a Peculiar entry noting a cash purchase opening at the Lackawiunn avenue location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukes Bock Beer
Rockaway
Lommasn’s
Lackawiunn Avenue
Scranton Cash Perniture
Washington Avenue
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Scranton Supply and Machinery CO
Lackawanna
Penn Ave
Norrman& Moore
Wyoming Avenue
Dimity
Marzatia
Ginghams
Lacka
Avenua
Wyoming Ave
Duncan B. Harrison
Jennie Ross
City Notes
Charles Loder
Academy of
Maaio
Stephen Gutheing
South Side
Thomas
John FE. Obnteach
Kate M. Shaumpp
Carbondale
James Morgan
Morriacourt
Alderman Fuller
Asbury M. BE
Thomas Aubrey
H.C. Watkins
Tirragh
Mott
Muffalo
George D. Boynton
Gonth William Street
Koyaton
United States National
Thia
Wiltsahaw
Kioyston
Simpage
the Traction Company
Mary Luxumbora
Damien
Circuit Court
Redmond Roche
DBI Leonard
Weanley Avenues
Sprice Street
Handley
John Thnodley
Itis Huffington
Mr. Palmer
Law Pointe Ware Argus
Palmer
Baffington
Ambrac
Malloy
John 1
Williama
Sane
la Plame
Bie Hana
Alfred Roberts
Wilkes- Barre
Rayiwnond T. Prentice
Penn
Armory
Roewasser
Estimates Committee
Price Street
Fourth Word
Muncey Avenue
Prothingham Theatre
James Brazil
Skepareth
Goldsmith's
John L. L. Travia
Leekawanna
Anhenser Busch Beer
Lewis Lobman
Spence
People
Mr. Robotham
Robothan
Atkinson
Father
Ming
Phillip
Ray Goldamith
John E. Hall
John E Hall
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
Ise
Hall
Ths
North
Hoe
J. Elliot Rosa
William J. Tracey
Penn Avenue
Steel Spiders, Inc
Henry Battin & Co
Osland
Osland’s
W. W. Berry
Jewelry
S.C
ATCH
J. Bolz
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
First National Bank
Home Bakery
Washington Ave
Lacka, Ave
Eureka Laundry Co. Cor
Linden St
Adams Ave
Lovant
Quana
M. Brown
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