Local Notables and Moves Reported In Scranton Area
Personal notices list Mr and Mrs William Kelly visiting 614 Point Conifers Kion HM Edwanis and John T Richards in Wilket Marre yesterday City Solicitor McGinley returns from Mauch Chunk John Dolan and wife of West Scranton plan New York as their future home Ralph Williams returns from Washington DC in improving health Several locals including Mrs M Ramsey L G LuBar J W Dusenbury M B Meredith G Hill and W A Ballard register for Be Denis in New York Dr CC Sapp from Sapp and McGraw dentists Wyoming Ave leaves to tour west to promote new system of crown and bridge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kelly
Point
Kion
H. M. Edwanis
John T. Richards
Wilket-Marre Yesterlay
McGinley
Mauch Chunk
John Dolan
West Scranton
New York City
Ralph Williams
Sanderson Avenue
Washington, D. C
M. Ramsey
L. G. LuBar
J. W.W. Dusenbury
Mises
Taylor-Made Suits and Silk Waists at Reduced Prices
Today's exhibit showcases manufacturers' line of Taylor-Made suits jackets and silk waists offered by Mears & Hagen with tailored garments made to order at prices below regular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
Funeral of Guy E. Stevens Held Privately
The funeral for Guy E. Stevens was private and held yesterday at Dunmore Cemetery. Services were from his aunt Mrs. L. W. Hessler’s residence on Quincy Avenue, with Rev. Dr. W. H. Pearce of Wilkes-Barre and Rev. Dr. Giffin officiating. Pallbearers included F. B. Connell, Fred W. Emerick, Harry Kays, Mark Edgar, Robert Peck and Fred Edwards. his wife could not attend from Philadelphia and his aunt Mrs. B. Scott was too ill to attend. Flowers from college and private life adorned the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Stevens
L. W.hessler
Quincy Avenue
Philadelphia
B. Scott
W. H H. Pearce
First Methodist Church
Wilkes-Barre
Finest wir and cigars店 at Landa 420 Spruce
A terse local notice advertises Finest wir and cigars at Landa located at 420 Spruce. It promotes The Pocono Climar as a featured smoke option and mentions a 5 ante price reference for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landa
Warranted Syrup of Tar refund pledge agreement
Per the agreement, respondents promise to pay or provide a bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold. They also offer a neighboring bottle to test saline effect or money refund. Signatories include J. G. Bee and Company and John Donahue, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
J. G. Bee
Amore
John . Donahue
Alon
Envelopes Return With Appeals For Postal Workers Fund
The article reports on the National Letter Carriers convention fund drive. Envelopes sent to the public have brought in substantial support, with hundreds still unheard from and expected to remit within days. Women of the community respond strongly, aiding the effort and posting a swift, hopeful tally of contributions.
Surprised Mrs. Pries on 22nd Birthday at Petersburg Home
A large party of friends gathered at 957 Prescott Avenue Petersburg Wednesday evening to celebrate the twenty second birthday of Mrs. George J. Pries. The gathering marked an unexpected surprise for the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Pries
Prescott Avenue
Petersburg
California Ripe Olives Sale At Philadelphia Grocer
A leading Philadelphia grocer advertises California Ripe Olives at 39¢ per leader with regular price 35¢. Spanish Queen Olives in 15 oz bottles at 25¢. Large fat fruit 10 oz bottles 10¢. Courseus brand olive oil 75¢ quart and $2.50 per gallon. Potomac Roe Herring 38¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Courseus
Evening Social At Glencroes House Ball
A cultural evening at the Glencroes estate featured Mies Marin erite Glencroes singing selections and the Elite orchestra providing dancing music. Guests included numerous Glencroes and Frie s families plus local couples and friends enjoying refreshments.
Flower Show Opens At Boles Conservatories
Tomorrow afternoon and evening the conservatories of Colonel FE M Boles open to the public from 2 to 10 o clock. Ten cents admission will aid the Home for the Friendless. Many children are invited to visit the gardens to see banana trees and orange trees with fruit and blossoms. Cut roses will be on sale at a reasonable price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. M. Boles
Anlo
New Industries Talk Draws Manufacturers’ Committee
The board of trade committee met to finish plans for securing the bolt and mat works amid recent press. A conference with the works' proprietors is planned for Wednesday. Delegates from New York and Jersey City discussed large locomotive orders and factory expansion in Bridgeport connection. A tin plate factory with 150000 capital was proposed to boost local production and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
William MelIntosh
New York
A. Thompson
Jersey City
P. S. Thomas
Pennsylvania
Com- Milisa
Dickson Manufacturing Company Visibile
Bridgeport
Conn
Joseph Keller
Prince
Atherton
L. K. Torbet
Chicagod
Paroled Father and Sons in Street Acting Case
Michael Dougherty of Emmet street and his two sons Wille and Richard appeared before Alderman Millar after neglect and vagrancy charges. Associated Charities Agent Duggan testified about the boys nightly saloon tumbling acts for pennies, the boys claiming their money went to their father. The trio were paroled for one week to quit the business and honor promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dougherty
Emmet Street
Wille
Richard
Millar
Associated Charities
Mire
W. B. Duggan
Dugcan Ine
Exploding Exploder Injures Boy In Mine Cap Incident
Willie Lynott eight years old suffered severe eye injuries and facial cuts when a hand made Atlas exploder cartridge exploded at home. The blast shattered a chair and damaged his hands. He was taken to Lackawanna hospital where doctors feared losing sight in his right eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Lynott
Kate Lynoott
Tobdale Reap
Willie
Ellective
Lackawanna Hospital
Gooding
Election Contests Likely in Fell Township and Olyphant
Attorney C Donovan worked in the clerk of the court yesterday on the return of the late election. Contests from Fell township and the Third ward of Olyphant are probable, with justice of the peace and school controller offices in Fell at issue and the Third ward common council in Olyphant the potential dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Donovan
Fell Township
Justice of the Peace
Wiyphant
Common Council
Keeley Remedy Praised Over Liquor by Chicago Judge
Judge William H B Dodge of Chicago extols Keeley Remedy, arguing prohibition and church influence are helpful but pale beside the tempered claim that Keeley offers the better solution. He notes licenced aids to humanity as noble yet insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Dodge
Chicago
Temperaure
Lane's for Your Meals at 220 Boruce Street
A local notice highlights Lane's restaurant offering meals at 220 Boruce Street. The brief item emphasizes the address as a point of sale or service location for dining options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane's
Boruce Street
Open Letters Probe Leads to Wilkes-Barre Postmaster Arrest
Secret Service officers seized three letters opened by Edward Bogert postmaster of Wilkes-Barre at midnight. Bogert, also editor of the Evening Leader, was charged with mail tampering and released on $4,000 bail after a hearing before U.S. Commissioner Gustav Hahn. The case follows multiple complaints of disappearing mail and letters opened by steaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
United States
Edward Tf. Bogart
Whiskes- Barre
Washington
Postal Authoritie
Gornman
Baltimore
Bogert
Gorman
Bowett
Wilkes-Barre
Nntil
Gustav Hahn
Evening Lewder
Joseph K. Bogert
Democratic
H. B. Gregory
Post Office
Gregory
Buyer and seller held in lead theft case
Police launch a crusade against a persistent lead theft ring after a large quantity disappeared from the CM works. Detective Moir traced the metal to the sink shop and identified Charles Wartocky of 421 Oakford Court as a suspect in the ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magill
Wartosky
Smith
Reformatory
Doidigetown
CM Works
Moir
Cree Mada
Charles Wartocky
Oakford Court
Witness Hearings Near Carbondale in Langstaff Kelly Case
Witnesses examined yesterday in the Langstaff Kelly context include Thomas Campion Thomas Leong Charles F Baker Anthony Prymm John Walters F H Masters Edwin Canield David Stout A Griffith Theodore Fawnshred George Emmett Y D Richmond Richard Mellon Nicholas Bennett Walter Pryor James Salmon Luther Bates Joseph A Timby Jeexe Avery J F Bogart David Evans Charles Salmon John Salmon Frank Thomas David Thomas H D Swick Thomas Pryvmm J C Hartman Phillip Baker T B Crawford Simon Swingle Emmet Lowery James Allen George Tennis J E Lowery John J Emmett W L Houghton James Westburn W E Roberts Henry Hemelright Charles Davis Edward Stubble John Tilmey H P Becker Eugene Bager Charles Forkes Edward Moon Walter Armstrong William Seymour George W Simrell Albert White Thomas Netherton Louis Mortis Henry Sobey George Stone Berton Parke W E Hallstead the Burrus Joseph Phillips George Blake James G Nicholson Jacob Hiller Edward P Marcy Theron Moon Henry Myers C H Withers Peter Allen George Brandon Edward Dimmick and Marry Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Thomas Campion
Thomas Leong
Charles F. Baker
Anthony Prymm
John Walters
F. H. Masters
Edwin Canield
David Stout
A. Griffith
Theodore Fawnshred
George Emmett
Y. Dbd. Richmond
Richard Mellon
Nicholas Bennett
Walter Pryor
James Salmon
Luther Bates
Joseph A. Timby
Jeexe Avery
J .F. Bogart
David Evans
Charles Salmon
John Salmon
Frank Thomas
David Thomas
H. D. Swick
Thomas Pryvmm
J. C. Hartman
Phillip Baker
T. B. Craword
Simon Swingle
Emmet Lowery
James Allen
George Tennis
J. E. Lowery
John J. Emmett
W. L. Houghton
James Westburn
W. E. Roberts
Henry Hemelright
Charles Davis
Edward Stubble
John Tilmey
H. P. Becker
Eugene Bager
Charles Forkes
Edward Moon
Walter Armstrong
William Seymour
George W. Simrell
Albert White
Thomas Netherton
Louis Mortis
Henry Sobey
George Stone
Berton Parke
W.E. Hallstead
the Burrus
Joseph Phillips
George Blake
James G. Nicholson
Jacob Hiller
Edward P. Marcy
The
Texas Boards Back Connell Militia Bill Action
A Dallas Commercial Club letter dated March 4 reports favorable action on the Connell National Militia bill. Scranton and other boards of trade were contacted, with members urged to lobby for passage. Secretary Atherton notes multiple replies indicating the matter is before boards and favorable action is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Board of Trade
Scranton Board of Trade
Atherton
Boards of Trade
Dallas Commercial Club
Dallas
DPD
B. Atherton
Scranton
Bir
A. Fishburn
Counterfeit Dollars Baffle Bank Officials in Coal Region
Authorities report a flood of counterfeit dollars circulating through hotels banks and the post office in the coal region. The forgeries weigh and ring like real coins but reveal subtle flaws on close inspection such as a dull edge inconsistencies in the figure 8 and odd dates including 1878 1982 and 188? The notes vary in edging and relief making detection difficult.
Citizens Seek Roosevelt Lecture in Scranton
Company D of the Eleventh Regiment aims to bring Governor Roosevelt to Scranton for an early visit. A petition praising the Rough Riders commander is circulating for signatures of prominent citizens to show the city's eagerness for his talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Scranton
Ontario & Western Reaches Out with 4.5 Mile Bridge Road
The Ontario and Western proposes a four and a half mile extension from Dickson City to Capouse colliery with a Keyser Valley branch and a Pine Brook switch. A large new culm washery near the old baseball park will feed the coal business, operated by the Carbon Coal company of which William Richmond is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson City
Capouse
Keyser Valley
Pine Brook
Carbon Coal Company
Ontario and Western Company
Lackawanna Valley
Baseball Park
Frank G. Wolfe
Roadminster Whitlock
Ontario and Western
Providence Pond
Richmond
Storts
Richmond Hill Farm
Genet Fann and Weet
Gihort Street
Tharkin
Rockwell
James Ryne
Pawnee Street
West Market Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Hig ‘Ll
Cayuga Breaker
Keyser Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Main
Little Mine Settlement
High Works
Delaware
Lackawanne and Western Road
Brick Yard
Rendham
Jermyn, Sibley and Austin
Pennsylvania Company
Burke Bros
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
White Bridge
Stowers’ Packing House
Delaware and Hudson Road
Delaware and Hudson
Carbon Street
Fairlawn
William Richmond
Green Ridge
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Norton
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Main St
Kodak Supplies
the Griffin Art Studio
A. A. Lindabury
Willlame Huilding
Howtottica
South Main Avenue
Chas McMulley
Hovecpene A General Insurance Office
Ti Traders National Bank Bldg
Bert Brock
Talephone
P. J. Reap
JoObMog
Offens Avenue
Lo Niden Street
Windsor
Keeley Institute
Madison Ave
Scranton Transfer CO
Huccage
Lacka, Ave
Penn Avenue
Warman
Dunmore Cemetery
Pocono Climar
Carrier 1
Whyte
O. A. Beemer
Giwrett Bogart
Mfrs
Iremergant Wid Miek
Carrier M Nicholas
McNicholis
Frank
Pitilifve
G. Bobliwen
Jackeon Etrogt
Jace
Won Street
William Moser
Mre
Linder
William Bissenberger
R. T. Mack
Julia Schuteer
Mika Clara Phot
J. H. Keren
Misa Parset
L. Dohter
Magete Kuhn
Armit Thomas
J. W. Rockwell
W. J. Cooper
James Bell
M. J. McManus
M. O'Malley
John Jermyn
Simon Ries
T. J. Moore
William ‘'T. Smith
William Owens
Max Troutfelt
J. A. Linen
A. FE. Hont
Blackwool
M. Ff. Adams
E.G. Puner
B. Jermyn
Dreck
Mies
Josie Deck
FL Lewis
Teyendiger
Alfred Hand
T. H
Aire
A. Turnbull
Rowbling
John Voll
J. DeGrew
William Thoween
T. J. Mecuried
Thowns
Mise Neuffer
Lim J. Kiesel
Hi. Idall
Jame McGloinis
Bur Kus
Gelbert
Carrier Williams
T OF. Willamme
W. Mah
Nivola Comfort
Th Taylor
H. Sotamonm
Alts
Vidar
Henry Connors
Bob
Dons
Altre
J. J. Boohteld
Thomas BH
Jones
Thos
Oo. Williams
Kennedy
A. Warwith
William Christ
KE. A. Schimpif
Ch. Lindsay
Tenny
William Muiblin
W. OD. Kennedy
J. W. Garney
Jonee
Gerhart
E. B. Jeesup
A. H. Wells
J. Owens
John
Ty Howe
Mere
W. J. Henwood
BD. Deuns
BE. A
Mow
C. P.O Malley
Sheppard
William Caunnon
T. G. Collins
Rachel Tronsue
George Geher
Catherine White
B. Cullen
Mla. Richardson
R. Winelrike
Frank Westerfelt
A. V. Magrahn
James Bird
Ween
Rouwd
California
Potomac
E. G
Coursen
Mies Marinerite Glencroes
Alex. Glencroes
John Fries
John Greencross
Edward A. Wengel
William Harvey
Frank Greener
Jacobries
Edward Fries
Simon Acker
Louis Frica
Agnes
Mary
Jane
Marguerite Glencrose
Norma
Erna Greener
Myrilé
Louisa Wenzel
Ketella
Gertrude
Beesie
Pearl Fries
Rena Acker
Annabelle
Jessie
Minnie Harvey
Chester Acker
Colbert
Clarence Wenzel
Lewis
Charles
Arthur
Alfred Greener
William Hadden
John Chencross
Oscar J. Henopp
George J. Frives
Fred. Beaman
Mrs. Boles
Dougherty
Olyphant Borough
William HB. Dodge
MR. Bogert
Ueulnar
Connell
Dallas Board of Trade
Teddy
Stockman
Ontario & Western
New Branch Road
Seranton Dairy DO
Ike
Lickiwanna Ava
Atlantic
Frensh
Raynolds
Raven
W. H. Pierce
Market
Ath
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Wyoming
Malongyou Ald Manufacturing CO
Sorva‘oa
S&h Bouquet
Short & Haggins
Lackawanna Avo
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