City Notes Begin March First For Mail Registration
The local post office authorities announce that the registration of letters at dwelling houses will commence on March 1 as the necessary books and materials have arrived. Four ballots were taken by the Olyphant borough council last night without electing a president, deadlock since Monday. George Hammer injured at Dickson works treated at Lackawanna hospital for a badly lacerated foot. John Polaskey arrested on a warrant charging him with a serious offense. City Detective Moir left for New York to bring Edward Halleck back for robbery of Jerry Lando at Oakford Court two weeks ago. Pay-days referenced for Delaware, Lackawanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant Borough Council
Con
George Hammer
Dickson Works
Lackawanna Hospital
Ma H
Hostal
Polaskey
John Polaskey
Timothy Jones
William Thomas
Alderman Kasson
Thomas Leyehbon
New York
John Moir
Edward Halleck
Jerry Lando
Oakford Court
Local labor and shop notices from Wilkes-Barre area
Wages due for yardmen drillmen and trainmen at multiple mines and rail concerns. George Miller injured at Dickson works after a piece of set embedded in his hand. Mrs Emma Brodish settles assault case with John Brodish. Sliders call meeting for reorganization and officer elections. Actors rebuke audience for disruption during The Only Way at Nesbitt. Connolly Walhice showcase ornate silk and linen window display featuring a silk waist and embroidered dog motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bteel
George Miller
Dickson Works
Lackawanna Hospital
Miller
Nesbitt
Wilkes-Barre
Ines
Connolly & Walhice
Mile Remirth
Prisoners Brought From Montreal In Dunmore Shooting Case
Chief Robling and Detective Moir returned from Montreal with Jean Guilhot and Francia Mercier to face charges for felonious wounding of Dunmore officers Keys and Snyder. Hearings were held with Justice Cooney, and both suspects were committed to county jail awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robling
John Moir
Montreal
Canada
Poliicemen Keys and
Snyder
Dunmore
Jean Guilhot
Francia Mercier
Ottawa
Inez
Merlier
Guilhot
Spencer Iron Works
Justice of the Peace
B. W. Cooney
Chestnut Street
Henry Snyder
Jefferson Avenue
Patrick Kays
Kays
Robert
Opposition to the New Railroad In Pennsylvania
Edward L. Fuller testifies in a Philadelphia court filing that the Erie Railroad opposes a Delaware Valley and Kingston railroad, arguing a proposed route via the Delaware and Hudson canal offers a cheaper, direct outlet for anthracite coal and would benefit Pennsylvania miners and residents. He cites potential annual coal shipments, regional benefits, and broad support from local industries and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad Company
Edward L. Fuller
Delaware Valley and Kingston Railroad Company
New York Railway Commission
Fifth Avenue
New York City
United States Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Erle Railroad Company
Erie and Wyoming Valley Company
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Hawley
Lackawasen
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Delaware Valley and Kingston Railway Company
Anthracite Coal Operators’ Association
Erie and
Woominis Valley Railroad
Wyoming Coal District
New York, Wyoming and Western Railroad Company
Delaware and Hudson Canal
New York, Wyoming and Western
Hudson River
Canal Company
Delaware Valley and
Kingston
Erie and Wyoming Valley
Delaware River
Lackawaxen
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
Sam Confifont
Beranton
New York
New England
Board of Trade of
Board of Railroad Commissioners
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Company
Genesee and Wyoming Railroad Company
Delaware and Tucison Canal
Pennsylvania Coa! Company
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
Samuel D. Coykendall
Ulster and Delaware Railroad Company
Cornell Steamboat Company
New Kingston
Ice and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Kingston Railway
Fuller
Cornelius A. Loughlin
Notary Public
New York County
Obituaries for Glynn and Griffiths Children
Notices announce the deaths of two children. Glynn infant aged 2 years died March 8 1900 at 742 Hampton Street Scranton with funeral at St Patrick's Church and Cathedral Cemetery burial. Griffiths Ida daughter of Mr and Mrs D G Griffiths aged 7 years 4 months and ? died at 117 Webster Avenue from bronchial trouble with funeral announcement.
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Griffithe
Ida
D. G. Griffiths
Webster Avenue
Personally Conducted European Tour Offered for Summer
Rev Lyman B Weeks of Sayre Pa will lead a fifty five day tour to Europe this summer at 10 to 15 percent below other agencies. The trip covers principal European points of interest and includes steamship accommodations. Morris Bros Lackawanna avenue McClintock delivers carnations for 25 cents a dozen. Telephone 8630.
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Europe
Lyman B. Weeks
Sayre
Rushing Electric Light Ordinance Advances Through Councils
The city moved the ten year contract with Scranton Electric Light and Heat to provide electric light at twenty cents per lamp per night. The select council approved on third reading. common council sent it to committee, reported favorably, and passed two readings. A special meeting is slated tonight to finalize the ordinance.
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Select Council
Common Council
Scranton Electric Light and Heat Company
Keller
Commandery Officers Elected for Melita No 68 Knights Templar
Melita commandery No 68 elected Eminent Commander William H Brutzman Generalissimo Frederick R Warner Captain General Charlies K R Acker Recorder A H Shopland Treasurer Joseph Alexander Trustees George BR Jermyn C L Van Buskirk Ezra Browning. Officers to be installed at the next monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melita
Knights Templar
William H. Brutzman
Frederick R. Warner
Charlies KR. Acker
A. H. Shopland
Joseph Alexander
George BR. Jermyn
C. L. van Buskirk
Ezra ©. Browning
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Edison Phonograph
Perry Brothers
Lackawanna Dairy
Scranton Transfer Co
Huntington's Bakery
Spruce Street
Masonic Temple
C. S. Snyder
Persnes
Edward Reyer
Spruce ST
Opp
Court House
H. B. Ware
Willams Building
Postoffice
Orton Rcilabedd
King’s Hous and Daughters
Elm Park
Echored
Melvin Makely
Carbondale
William Morrison
C. L. Frey
Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Parry
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Central Police Station
Delaware
Lacka
Vanna and Western Company
Biorra
Sam
Delaware and Hudson Company
White Oak
Archbald
Jermyn
Brodish
Emma Brodish
John Brodish
Kneson
Kasson
Sliders
E. A. Tropps
Washington Avenue
W. Gallagher
G. Schinger
Eb, Costlett
E. Tropp
KE. O'Reilly
K. Kann
F. O'Reilly
P. Costlett
R. Scott
W. Thomas
A. Schinger
Justice Cooney
Boots
Morris Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
McClintock
Ayes
Mesers
Kearney
Thomas
Roche
Melvin
Schneider
Shea
McCann
Follows
Behroeder
O Boyle
Frable
Coyne
McAndrew
Williams
Nays
Messrs
Ross
Finn
James
Chittenden
Wagner
Sanderson
Lansing
Rane
ISPLA
America
Simpson & Watkins
Board of Trade
NEW Mexico Railway and Coal CO
el Paso and Northeastern Railroad Co
Capitan
Crina Yall
G.V. Millar & Co
Wyoming Ave
L. Crane
Cowperthwaite & Berghauser
Manhattan
Shanton
Canpono and
Aie
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Geranton and
Wilke+Larre,ta
General Office
Geranton, Pa
Everett
Everett's Livery
Dix Court
City Hall
Hurd
D. Irving Simmons
Connell Building