Roll Call At Pann Avenue Baptist Church
City notes report a roll call tonight for all members at Pann Avenue Baptist Church. Marriage licenses were issued to Chadwick and Fletcher and Paet and Ross, with names and hometowns listed. The funeral of a Capouse avenue child killed by an electric car was held at Hye Park Catholic cemetery. Archbold Young Men's Social club sought a charter, naming Kielty, McAndrew, Cummings, Malody, Battle, Murphy, and Loftus as signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pann Avenue Baptist Church
William H. Chadwick
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jessie Fletcher
Winton
Elmer J. Paet
Dalton
Sadie J. Ross
North Abington
William
Patrick Loftus
Capouse Avenue
Complaint Alleges Refinery Damages Homes Value
James Gavigan sues Atlantic Refining Co claiming $9,000 in damages to a Penn avenue property near Ash street. He contends refinery operations create unhealthy fumes and oil leakage soils the area, risking his house and health. Action filed yesterday through Attorney I H Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gavigan
Penn Avenue
Ash Atrest
Atlantic Refining Company
Poplar Street
I. H. Burns
Yanes
Easter Social for YMCA Juvenile Athletes
The boys' gymnasium class of the YMCA will host an Easter Social for parents on the Saturday before Easter at the gymnasium from to 1 o'clock. Activities include games and races in the first hour and a half, followed by light refreshments. Physical Contractor Weston will direct the event, which previously drew significant interest and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Weaton
March 10 Banquet for Shoppers at Lackawanna Ave Store
On Saturday March 10 from 9 a m to p m a banquet will be hosted for customers who spend 50 contas of goods. Mrans and Hacrn 415 Lackawanna Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrans & Hacrn
Lackawanna Ave
Stationery Department Added at Travia Store
Now Stationery Store John L L Travia at 506 Lackawanna avenue expands with a new stationary department. Blank books and stationery of every description available at new prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. L. Travia
Lackawanna Avenue
Infringement Suits Highlight Patent and Directory Case
The Western District of Pennsylvania jury found Williams infringed Mulley’s copyright of a Scranton street directory and awarded $100.87. The court heard injunction bids in other cases including Bareaw vs Kellogg weather strip and Ruddy vs Michigan Mutual Life. Judge Buffington presided amid updates on ailing senior figures and a courtroom closing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulley
Ruddy Insurance
BE Leonard
Patrick Mulherin
Equity Improvement Company
United States Circuit Court
Western District
Pennnsylvania
Ambrose Mulley
Williams
Scranton
B. Price
H. M. Hannah
E. H. Risley
Utica
N. Y
CS Woolfull
Muller
Malloy
Julge Buffington
Attorneya Risley
Price
Risley
Roneous
Miller
William Kellogg
F. W. Bareaw
Alazleton
Kellogg
Halalander
Vonburg
W.5. Diehl
Burcaw
Buffington
Thomas Raddy
Francia J. Raddy
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company
Ruddy
Francis J. Ruddy
W.H. Stanton
Everett Warren
George M. Watson
Eighten Years Case Ends With No Action Award
Richard Riale administrator of Richard Rhale’s estate faced an arbitration over a Taylor farm implement bill valued around 2000 dollars. The arbitrators ruled no cause of action. Davenport retained the property for years, and the court noted failure to pursue rights in eighteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Riale
Richard Rhale
W. H. Davenport
Fred W. Fleitz
J. W. Browsing
Fred R Stark
Richard Rhule
Taylor
Davenport
Kholn
Holslander
Vosburs
R Rhole
George Horn
John M. Harris
Deceased Was One of the Boat Known Merchants of the City
After an illness of five weeks A H Coleman a well known merchant of this city died yesterday at his Jefferson avenue home. He leaves a widow and one daughter and is survived by his brother W A Coleman two sisters Miss Harriet Coleman of this city and Mrs C L Wheeler of Cohocton NY. He was born in 1837 in Clifford Sullivan county and came to Scranton over thirty years ago where he was long involved with local business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Coleman
Jeffsraon Avenue
W. A. Coleman
Harriet Coleman
C. L. Wheeler
Cohocton
N. Y
Coleman
Alexander and
Catharine Coleman
Clifford
Snoquehanna County
Scranton
Janitor James Stone Falls to Paralysis at Court House
James Stone the courthouse janitor suffered a sudden paralysis yesterday afternoon while at the office of Alderman OB Write. Deputy Sheriff Bor tree and Constable Georges Wilson aided him outside the building hoping to revive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stone
Court House
Stone
Bortree
Georges Wilson
Khim
Handsome four story Scranton building rising on Spruce Street
Builder M J Worden starts work on a four story buff brick structure at 410 412 414 Spruce Street for Felmiosi Christian Wagner. The project divides into three properties with offices, a cafe, and Scranton Rowing association space, costing about $45000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sceranton
Sprauce Street
M. J. Worden
Felmiosi, Christian & Wagner
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson
Schimpff
Worden
Oh What a Night at the Academy of Music
Charles Loder and a cast presented Oh What a Night a farce comedy at the Academy of Music last night. The show featured songs and light banter with a dozen performers including Mr Loder in a German appearance and strong Pittsburgh accent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Academy of Music
Charles A. Loder
Academy
Plecs
Mrs Frances Koopts Sues John Outrosky for Slander
In Priceburg, Mrs Frances Koopts sues John Outrosky for defamation of character through alleged repeated slander after a public accusation of unfaithfulness and subsequent remarks about immoral conduct. She seeks 2500 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Koopts
John Outrosky
W. H. Stanton
Husband’s violence prompts police custody request
Mrs Michael O’Neill of Seventh Street fled with her children to avoid her abusive husband. At West Side station she sought protection and deputies arrested O’Neill for a hearing the next day as the wife plans to testify. He claims he disciplines the children and blames interference for quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Michael O'Neil
Seventh Street
West Side
Sbe
O'Neill
Saltry
Palmer
Oracoida
Improvements At Lake Ariel Forcoming Season Attracts Visitors
Lake Ariel is slated to become a premier excursion resort with rising popularity as dates fill and inquiries grow. The notice also invites boys to a March 10 gathering at the Y M C A building and promotes a sale at the Scranton Furniture Store, including a bicycle bargain advertised at 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Ariel
Tragedy at Delaware freight depot ends in self harm
W H Schoonover a 25 year old special policeman and foreman at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western freight depot shot himself in the chest last night after a domestic dispute with his wife. He had been intoxicated and may die. Neighbors and fellow Nay Aug Engine Co members describe him as sober and reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
W. HH. Schoonower
Railroad Avenue
Schoonover
Dr. Longstreet
Dr. O'Malley
House of Nay Aug Engine Company
Nong
Lia
Burial Services Held for Richmond Victims at Forest Hill
The victims of the cavern and explosion at the Richmond King will be interred today at Forest Hill Cemetery. Coroner Kelly and a jury inspected the shaft site with Mine Inspector Rodsrick and others, then viewed the remains at Undertaker Jones establishment. Knights of Pythias Lodge 308 and Liberty Hose Co honor the deceased and mourn their members. Crowds gathered to see the bodies, with some faces unrecognizable due to the damage. Friday the coroner’s court will reconvene for testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond King
Forest Hill Cemetery
Kelly
Rodsrick
Grier
Turnbull
Richmond
Undertaker Jones Establishment
North Main Avenue
Richarda
Northey
Court House
Lodge 308
Knights of Phythias
Richards
Liberty Hose Company
Thomas Holwell
Jones’ Undertaking Establishment
Razing Forest Home Threatens City Landmark
Firefighters battled a blaze at the Forest Home property last night damaging a two story brick structure behind a motel. A large portion of the upper story was torn down and furniture and fixtures from the hotel are being sold as the historic landmark faces removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atepa
Forest Home
Workin
Coroner Crew Probes Richmond Shaft Disaster
Coroner Kaily and Jory with a jury visited the Richmond shaft site to view the remains of Richarda and Northey and to study the mine locality as part of the accident investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaily
Jory
Kelly
Richmond
Richarda
Northey
Inquest Planned After Mining Accident
Roderick Ming inspector and Superintendent Grier accompanied the party as they descended to fourteen feet, but gas foul air and abundant water halted deeper exploration. Mombora Richards and Sykes of the jury are practical miners and will attempt to determine the exact cause if feasible. The inquest is set for tomorrow at 8 PM in the arbitration room at the court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick
Grier
Mombora Richards
Sykes
Tolay
Court House
Miner James McAndrew Injured By Falling Rock In Dunmore
James McAndrew a miner on the Munker Hill slope of the Pennsylvania Coal Co. was crushed when rock fell while he worked under it. The slab three inches thick and two feet square struck him on the back injuring three ribs and the spine. He lives with his mother at Banker Hill. The report notes serious injuries but no fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McAndrew
Munker Hill
Pennsylvania Ocoal Company
Mr. McAndrew
Banker Hill
George Englert
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
Iim
Englert
Burschel
Fire Department
George E. Richter
Electric How Company
Alex B. Hadden
Neptune Tose Company
Fred Hartnoll
Presbyterian Church
Wnl
The
Sixth Ward
Jennie Ross Reenters Bail for Pittsburg Court Appearance
Jennie Ross stood before a United States court and posted 1500 dollars bail for her May term in Pittsburg. William Rosa, her stepfather, again acted as bondsman. Also charged was Eugene Duthell of Lackawanna Avenue who sent a threatening postal card to an official in Olyphant. he posted 800 dollars bail with Fred Carr as bondsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dathiel Alro Givey
Jennie Ross
United States
Pittsburg
William Rosa
Eugene Duthell
Lackawanna Avenue
Maila
Olyphant
Lubienna
The Paymaster and The Girls Left Behind Me at the Academy
Amusement notes announce The Paymaster a military melodrama by Duncan B Harrison praised in other cities. Also presented is The Girls Left Behind Me fresh from a 200 performance run in New York and Chicago with strong production values at the Academy tomorrow evening. The Skating Rink revival at the Academy Saturday night features Flora Finlayson Blanche Chapman Belle Martin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan B Harrison
A Sampson
New York
Chicago
The
Academy
Robert Griffin Morris
Flora Finlayson
Blanche Chapman
Belle Martin
Leon Clark
Lea van Dyke
Fred Frier
Joseph Sparks
James Sturgis
Nat
Cantor
Will of John W Lynch Heard In Providence Probate
Register of Wills Koehler heard testimony on the legality of John W Lynch’s will. James Lynch challenged the document claiming the deceased lacked knowledge of its contents. Attorneys for James Lynch and Mrs Mary Lynch argued the will, drawn by Alderman Horan, was invalid and letters of administration were granted to John Haggerty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Wills
Koehler
John W. Lynch
Providence
James Lynch
Halslander & Vosburg
David Reedy
Mary Lynch
Music Boxes and Beverages Advertised Locally
Gautschi & Sons Philadelphia presents tuned music boxes and organs with repair services and new tunes. Reinhart's Market offers Fr es s creamery butter, while Milwaukee lager and Rockaway oysters headline a dining option at Jon LoumMasn's. Cash Furniture Store announces a new opening at 14 and 136 Washington Avenue with Anheuser Busch Beer and Lota Lobman's featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautschi & Sons
Philadelphia
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A. B. Warman
Norrman & Moore
Wyoming Avenue
Uele
Lacka Avenue
Wyoming Ave
City Notes
Mumley
de Williams
Dre. A.J Connell
Mr. Stone
W. H. Coleman
Bell
Charles Loder
Uharus
H'ray
Hiray
Ostrosky
Michael O'Meill
Aska
Pollya
Lake Ariel
Basa Balla
Flory & Holt
Washington Avenue
Tribune
Schoongver
Scanlon
Macy
Roinbart
Temperance
Goffin
fFcranton
Coffin
Port Dodge
Railroad Department
Coffle
Railroad Coumissioner
Iowa
America
Reinhiart
Dunmore
Patrick Henry Club
Epworth League
Macaars
Swirtz
Dryer
Mame Townsend
Swartz Brothers
Me. Dryer
C. P. Savage
Irwin
Savage
Ian
Reinhart
Lacka
W. W. Berry
Jewelry
Apler
S.C. Snyder
D.d.s
Wau
Reinhart’ S
Milwauker
Jons LoumMasn’s
Scranton Cash Parniture
Anheuser Busch Beer
Lota Lobman's
Henry Battin & Co
Osland
Wyn
J. Bolz
Hunt & Connell CO
Dr. Hill& Son
Albany
Home Bakery
Washington Ave
Lacka, Ave
Eureka Laundry Co
Linden St
Adams Ave
Covlt Horsk Byrate
M. Brown
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