Local Notices from Danville and Nearby Areas
A flood of short items lists residents and visitors including Perry Deen of Danville, Attorney Thomas F. Wedeman in Lenoxon, Mrs Grace Norton visiting New York and Brooklyn, Dr Ti A Richter planning to move to Klemme Iowa, and various others from Pittston to Scranton. Mentioned are civic figures Alderman Loftus, Deputy Prothonotary Karson, and events at Elm Park church with Rabbi Feverlihocht and the Methodist preachers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Deen
Danville
Duceba
Thirternith
Thoma FP
Wellies
Philauphia
Jones and Dour
St. Vernon
N. Y
Megara
Grace Norton
New York City
Brooklyn
Ti A. Richter
Klemme
Herman Langreld
Hasneher Millinery
New
Hom
Sheff FL Male
Agin
Norton's
Myron Karson
Thomae Jeter
Maytfore
Busines
Hart Ald Society
Jackson Street
Te Ofotovk
Two Young Criminals Detained in Daring Theft Case
Willie Walsh and William Joyce, both youths, were jailed to await court after a Feb 25 theft in which a purse was stolen from Miss Potts on Hyde Park Avenue near Pine Street and Quincy Avenue. They escaped with $2, a gold pencil, and a $50 promissory note, then split up en route to New York before Walsh’s arrest. Joyce confessed, implicating Walsh, and both are held by Alderman Fitzeimmons. Walsh, stylishly dressed, occupies a police station cell reading a dime novel. The notice ends with an advertisement for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Walsh
William Joyce
Yeire
Thie Elty
Pithiton
Jim
Mise Potts
Hyde Park Avenue
Pine Street
Quincey Avenue
Nay Aug Folle
New York
Walsh
Joyce
Raymond Alley
Dyer
Alderman Fitzeimmons
Busy Night in Councils Eyes Sixteenth Ward Special Election
The councils approved a plan for a special councilman election in the Sixteenth Ward and confirmed mayoral appointments to fire and police posts. Bids for paving Franklin Avenue and sewer work were reviewed while several ordinances and street grades moved forward. An adjournment to next Tuesday evening followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Franklin Avenue
Lansing
Judiciary Committee
Ords- Hootie
Thins MW
Allen
Willicea J. Stiiv
Eteker
Wrankiinegetiie Corley
Miatrick May
Flrnt
Seventeenth District Sewer Ordinance And City Matters
In the common council session the third reading of sewer district No. 17 on the South Sie was approved along with a street railway right of way over Green Ridge. Abkey and Sweeney voted no on the sewer ordinance. The Scranton and North End railway ordinance passed all readings with no opposition. A $2,700 John Connolly claim against the city was moved to a special committee per the solicitor’s opinion. The Morber home incident report was adopted with no blame to the chief, and Driving park damage pay was directed. The controller was told to settle with PrP. HL Coons bondsmen for delinquent taxes in the Twelfth and Twentieth wards, about 800 short. The mayor, engineer, and solicitor to confer on damages for land condemned on North Washington. German Cemetery association exoneration reconsidered and referred to a special committee. Pillsbury’s Flour Mill involved in a claim of 17,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maisurer
W. HH. Thomas
Sinwand
Roberta
DD. Wighes
Pitth
DW. Morgan
W. W. Fagin
Harry Poust
Bean Verney
Jacob Shafer
Fiseventh
Gelbert
Thirtenth
Harry Greenwood
T. W. Davis
FY. N. Halletead
George Chase
Dg. Nicholson
Common Council
Rochete
Niagara
Liberty Howe
Met
Cornell
Lauer
Beranton Mluminating, Heat and Power Company
Pirat
Sixth Ward
Pellows Street
Ninth
Matin
Common
Sie
Scranton and North End Street
Green Ridge Street
Abkey
Sweeney
Vsewer Orilliance
Scranton and North End
John Connolly
Judiciary Committee
Morber
Mane
Prp
Stephen Jones
Hil
Washington Avenue
German Cemetery Association
Patented Celery Compound Promises Nervous System Cure
A 19th century pamphlet promotes Paine's celery compound as a powerful remedy for torpidity of the diver and nervous debility plus kidney disorders. The letter claims rapid restoration of normal brain and organ function, praising its superior action among similar remedies. Dated December 26, 1500 from Odexsi Delaware and signed HL Clayton MD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiter
Campang
Philadelpha
Paine
HL. Clayton, M.D
Renowned Soloists with Sousa Band Scheduled in City
Miss Marie Barnard soprano and Miss Currie Duke violinist have been chosen by Sousa to join his renowned band. The concert unfolds this Tuesday at the Academy of Music, promising a strong crowd from local music lovers. Nickel Plate Road offers reduced rates for March and April Home Seekers' excursions. ask the ticket agent or write Fy Moore for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Barnard
Currie Duke
Sousa
Academy of Music
Moore
General Et No. & Exchange Sthuet
Buffalo, N
Darkest Russia Delights Audience at Academy of Music
A crowded audience enjoyed Turkest Riseia a drama by H Grattan Donnelly at the Academy of Music last night. The play offered a vivid view of tyranny in Russia and Nihilist methods with a cast delivering notable performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Grattan Donnelly
Academy of Music
Laree Dudlianes
Letters from the People and Editorial Snippets
A collage of reader notes from Forest City Poor Board officials and local letters to The Tribune. Included is a critique of editorials on capital punishment and a testimonial for a kidney remedy with names and places referenced from the period.
Liquor Dealers Arrested For Selling Without License
County Detective Leverion arrested WW Dunn and J diseph Kropla of Toehmondiate for selling liquor without a license on a Sunday. The detective will ask the next grand jury to indict several other illegal sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
funeral tribute to Captain Wil Kellow and friends
A long tribute thanks numerous individuals and organizations for their sympathy and assistance at the funeral of Captain Wil Kellow. Officials from the city, the Grand Army of the Republic post, and church groups are named for support, attendance, and floral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlstanes
Hushand
Wil Kellow
Delaware
Lockawanik and Wertern Talis
Coronel B. Heinte
Millar
Tdeutenant
A. W. Rambook
Aldara
Grand Army
Cornell
Mim Pork
Baier
Peetor
Bim Mork
J. G. Bekman
S. Logan
William Kellow
John Kellave
Thermitt Kitlaw
Row
Kellow
David Kellow
Corse FY
Scranton
Marcel
Gratitude For Captain William Kellow National Guard Officers
The Thirteenth Regiment National Guard of Pennsylvania records deep sorrow and gratitude for the death of Captain William Kellow. The board resolves to honor his soldierly conduct and extend sympathy to his bereaved family, with resolutions to be entered in minutes and published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kellow
Negreta
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Creat
Mattes
Barnard
Licut
Conklings
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Norton
Wyoming Avenue
Snow
Weston Mill
Garney, Brown & Co
Court House Square
Hood
Common Branch
Fire and Police
Mr. Fint
Connellium
Lily Coed
Aarne Titty
J. J. Birtley
Ipbret
Wheel
Det Weiler
Mommites
Stephen Fliningtin
Dullae
Dunn Bros
W. Dunn & C6
Fahey Bros
Fahey Gros
Piderick Helier
Collins
William Dion & Co
Dunn Thros
IN Common Council
Pillsbury's
Odexsi
Del
Wyoming Ave
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Russia
The
People
Hending
the Tribune
Forest City Poor Board
Sth
Morest City
Inorest City
Jerry Rotinson
George Carpenter
Kenthlewen
Rockcliff
Hobbon
Bates
Wred Cray
Forest City Poor
Issuh
Rob
Jone
Puilla
Mower
Legly Hong
Generi
Halltor
M. Harris
Drugaiat
Penn Avenue
Boranton
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Dolion
Spruce Street
Ulster
Marton & Delany's
Welsbach
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Avenue
NR. Hulbert
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Mt, Pleasant
Third National Bank
Huckwhont
WM. T. Smite
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
Elgin
Rexford CO
Lack
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Mears
Lackawanne
Sapolio
Tigh
Ioside
Ite
Tie
Conrad, the, Hatter
J. Ll. Hangi, Engraver
Stewart
Duzzit
Duzzit Lea
Cheno Medical CO
Market St
Philadelphia
Dr. Campbell
Bom
Gampbell
Senarios
W. Campbell
Bret
Freddie
J. Campbell
Campbell
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