Marriage License Granted and Local Civic Notes
A marriage license was granted to Harry Miller of Edella and Zai dee Sinsabaugh of South Abington. The will of Frank Collins was admitted to probate. Knights Templars election next Wednesday. Thomas Mord of Jermyn admitted to Lackawanna hospital for a bone injury. Local church gathering Sunday at 4 PM. Urgent need for bed sheets and wrappers for workers. Mayor Connell calls for sewer plans and street work funds. Surrendering Trinidad Asphalt bond for street repairs on contract expiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeater
Harry Miller
Edella
Zaidee Sinsabaugh
South Abington
Frank Collins
Reglater W. &. Hopkine
Eveni Og Coeur de Lion Commandery
Knights Templars
Thomas Mord
Jermyn
Lackawan Hospital
Ae la
Ne Second Scranton
Roys
Prigade
Peng Avenue
Lackawanna Poerreie Cave
Miyor Connell
Callig
Kol- Tim Court
Hridge Street
Preanott Jvenue
Trinidad Asphalt Company
Tribune Horoscopes Draw Strong Interest
Remarkable interest in Tribune horoscopes drew yesterday's callers, with demand exceeding the day before. Skeptics were amused as out of town requests may take longer. Free horoscopes offered to those who mail stamps or visit the Tribune office, if birth date and year are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Tribne
The Great Diamond Robbery Charms Academy Audience
A Bleak melodrama review notes strong audience praise for The Great Diamond Robbery presented at the Academy of Music last night. Mme Janauschek shines in Frau Cjesensenbaum’s den scene as the curtain calls repeat. This production earns high marks for reviving melodrama with a capable cast and lively reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Academy
Academy of Music
FraucJsesenbaum
Canal Street
Mme. Janauschek
Married in Jail Release: Ehrgood and Carey Tie Knot
Oscar D. Ehrgood and Sarah Jane Carey, once lovers amid scandal, were discharged after fifteen months in the county jail and married by Alderman Wright. Ehrgood, a Dunmore carpenter, and Carey ran a boardinghouse and faced charges of keeping a bawdy house and assault. He is 40, born in Pike county. she spoke of thirty summers, her former husband died in 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar D. Ehrgood
Sarah Jane Carey
Alderman Wright
Ephrervod
Dunmery
Wulmanhood
Morantom
Scranton
Clinton R. Bavidge
Sunbury
Carey
Ebracod
John Kleeman
Court
Emil R. Bonn
Pike County
Strictly High Grade Pure Olive Oil Claims
The article argues there are many so called pure olive oils with varying quality. It highlights L. A. Price of Bordeaux as a top grade producer and states the firm refuses to pack when the season yields poor quality. F. P. Price, agent, notes strong market reliability and quality distinctions among brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Price
Bordeaux
America
Price
France
England
L. A. Pree
F. P. Price
Agt
Wood's College penmanship fairs and lectures
The article notes student enrollment of about 665 and upcoming graduations. It describes Armour Packing seeking a stenographer and bookkeeper. President Williams delivers law lectures on arbitration and estate distribution, while Miss Coyne, Miss Haggerty, and Mr. Brown participate in morning exercises. Professor Tratner presents Washington pen portraits, and Professor Kramer drafts artistic diplomas. Wood's college offers daily penmanship instruction and invites Williams to additional lectures on arithmetic methods, bookkeeping, and civics at teachers' institutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Packing Company
Williams
Lissie Coyne
Wintile Haggerty
John Brown
Tratner
Washington
Kramer
Wood's College
Business College of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Hotel Changes Proprietors In Scranton News
Mr F J Mangan has bought the lease and fixtures of Callaghan's hotel on Lackawanna Avenue and will manage the business after renovations. Davidow Bros announces a great auction sale of jewelry silverware and watches at 217 Lackawanna Avenue with unprecedented bargains in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidow Bros
F. J. Mangan
Fifth Avenue
Callaghan
Lackawanna Avenue
Mangan
Scranton
Mullaney as a Reformer Provokes Board Discussion
A Scranton Poor Board meeting features P J Mullaney’s letter charging misused funds for nurse care at the Kendrick residence. Dr Paine defends professional service, Kiesel explains duties, and the board dismisses Mullaney amid further testimonies about relief orders and family care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langstaff
Poor Board
Thomas Shotten
P. J. Mullaney
West Side
Mullanney
E. J. Lynett
Scranton Poor Board
Kendrick
Jian
Mise Kiesel
PJ. Mullanney
Arbitrators File Awards Against Wyoming Manufacturing
Deputy prothonotary John F Cummings and lawyers J Elliot Ross and L P Wedeman acted as arbitrators in three cases against the Wyoming Manufacturing Company. One award totaled 9696.07 for George B Dimmick and J Weller. The article notes another Dim mick case pending detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Manufacturing Company
John F. Cummings
J. Elliot Ross
L. P. Wedeman
George B. Dimmick
J. Weller
Dim
West Virginia plaintiffs sue Wyoming Manufacturing for long‑standing debts
Mick alone and J. W. Baylor filed suits in Kanawha county West Virginia circuits seeking payment from Wyoming Manufacturing. Awards totaled 263.00 and 1700.16 but the company became insolvent before collection. Writs of foreign judgment moved to the Prorhonotary Pryor's office as collection shifted to this county. The company belonged to the Handley enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick
J. W. Baylor
Wyoming Manufacturing Company
Sait
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Prothonotary Pryor
Wirwinks
Handley
End of W Scott Watrous Career Marks Local Leader’s Death
W Scott Watrous of the Tenth Ward died in Highland California after eight months away for health. Born in Wayne County 55 years ago, he worked for the Pennsylvania Company and Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad, later serving on the Tenth Ward school board from 1888 and holding key committee roles. Survived by grown children, he was a Mason, Odd Fellow, Knight of Pythias, and Red Man. Remains to be handled by King Solomon Masons of Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Scott Watrous
Highland
Cal
Mr. Watrous
Wayne County
Pennsylvania Company
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Watrous
Colorado
Denver
Tenth Ward
King Solomon Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of
Dunmore
Dunmore Lodge of Odd Fellows
Dunmore Lodge Knights of Pythias
Improved Order of Red Men
King Solomon Lodge of Masons
Fall of Mine Roof Injures Miner and Fatal Risk to Laborer
A roof collapse at the Greenwood mines yesterday morning trapped two Polander laborers. John Kolyti, 27, married and of Greenwood, suffered a fractured skull and severe wounds to the limbs and face. The other miner sustained minor injuries, was sent home, while Kolyti underwent surgery at Lackawanna hospital and remained under care with guarded recovery prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
John Kolytiz
Ving
Kolyti
Lackawanna Hospital
Pleasing Entertainment By Scranton Ind ies Circle
The Indies of Scranton circle No. 88, Companions of the Forest, gave a crowded entertainment in German Odd Fellows hall last night. A full program featured music and readings by Harry Bastian Ruth Bisbing Mary Bidlenan Mrs Randolph Jones V Jones Edward James May Dorsey William Wilson James Boon Nellie Pryn Maud Festelle John Dorsey Bessie Dorsey Myrtle Dorsey Ella Dunkerly Isabella Haghton Della Davis Joseph Gray Mary Kearns with Miss Norma Williams as accompanist. The event closed with a social and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest of Germania
Indies of Scranton
Companions of the Forest
Odd Fellows
Harry Bastian
Ruth Bisbing
Mary Bidlenan
Randolph Jones
V. Jones
Edward James
May Dorsey
William Wilson
James Boon
Nellie Pryn
Maud Festelle
John
Bessie Dorsey
Garfield Anguin
Jones
Myrtle Dorsey
Ella Dunkerly
Isabella Haghton
Della Davis
Joseph Gray
Mary Kearns
Norma Williame
Missing Putnam Street man prompts police search
Robert Williams of Providence sought police help to locate his friend John Evans of Putnam Street who vanished near Feb 7 after sending money to his Welsh wife eight years ago. Evans, a married man who worked in mines, left his boarding house with pay just received and has not been seen since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Putnam Street
Robert Williams
Providence
Svan
Oman
Wales
Evans
Williams
Tomorrow's Scranton Sunday World Promises Big Paper
The Scranton Sunday World announces a twelve page issue with news all around including local items and editorials. Alfred Wooler offers voice lessons at 457 North Lincoln Avenue. Major sale of unredeemed pledges by Davidow Bros features watches jewelry and organs with terms for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wooler
Elm Park
Powell
Musicatore
Wyoming Avenue
North
Lincoln Avenue
Local Sanitary Measures Urged Amid Diphtheria and Smallpox Reports
Board of Health discussed a new sanitary code, announced plans to compel school vaccination, and noted ten of fourteen diphtheria cases last month were fatal. Secretary Briggs reported February deaths and births, plus twelve contagious cases with ten diphtheria deaths, while Priceburg faced a smallpox case and Luzerne Street complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzerne Street
Board of Health
Allen
Priceburg
Neithe
Paine
Bentley
Eitier
Briggs
Henry Loftus
Thomas
Auction Sale Offers Watches Diamonds Jewelry by Davidow Bros
Bargain seekers can bid on watches diamonds and jewelry at the Davidow Bros great auction sale. The event promises low prices and a wide selection for collectors and casual buyers alike.
Old Woman Run Down by Mail Wagon
Mrs. Rachael Griffiths, 75, of 195 Lincoln avenue, was struck by a mail wagon near the Lackawanna station at 6 p.m. She suffered two fractured ribs in the incident and was taken to Lackawanna hospital where Dr. Mianchard expressed hope she would recover through the night. She was crossing the street when she stepped in the wagon’s path and was aided and carried to a drug store before the ambulance arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macho
Griffiths
Rachael Griffiths
Lincoln Avenue
Lackawanna
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
Mianchard
Lackawanna Hospital
Auction Sale Hype Domination at Daviden and Guernsey Bros
An advertisement touts Mesmerizing auction events at Daviden Bros 217 Lackawanna featuring unredeemed pledges carpets draperies and second hand grand pianos. It also promotes credit options via Guernsey Bros and claims Morsford's Acid Phosphate remedy by Dr W 8 Leonard Hinsdale NH as the best dyspepsia cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviden Bros
Lackawanna
Guernsey Bros
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Covelands
Cleveland Baking Powder Co
New York
Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Busset Shoes AT Cost Commonwealth "Shoe Store
Washington Avenue
City Notes
Tribune Horoscopes
Globe Hotel
Neeveey of
Muste
Frothingham
Bird & Flanaghan, Props
Lehmann’s
Spruce Street
FY. L. Crane
Ka. Ave
Mrs. Carey
Wood
Icoene
Gibbons
Lynott
Tirector
Kiesel
Associated Charites
Dore
Harrisburg
State Board of Health
Miss Ktebes
Mullaney
Dr. Paine
Tom Lewis
Hampton Street
Scragg
Constant Terion
North End
Scrage
Terion
Pelle
Terien
William Pfeiffer
South Side
Germany
Peter Fuhr
Bethlehem Township
Puhl
Bethlehem
Mr. Gibbons
J. F. Evans
Strang
W.A. Paine
Beemer
Howell
W. J. Welsh
Board of Control
Ferber
Traction Company
Wandling
Mr. Wooler's
Twelfth Street
Luserne
Bromley Avenue
Lafayette
Price Streets
A. B. Briges
Kearney Bros
Connell
Messrs. C. F
J. F. Whittemore
L. B. Powell
Penn Avenue
A. Harris
Hinsdale, N. H
Slebecker
Watkins
Now &Ing
Weber
W. W. Berry
Ave
China
HCO
Clarke Bros
Rupprecht
Crystal Palace
Peon Ave
Opp Baptist Church
J. Bolz
Shaw
Waterloo
Emerson
Orghns, Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Malcolm Lova
J. Lawrence Stelle
Ghiristian
Mansfield State Normal School
Mtndy
S. I. Albro
Mansfield, Pa
S. C. Snyder
D. D
Sohmer
Woaehington
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