License Court Refuses Most Applications in Scranton
Judge Archbald and colleagues close the license session with eighty-one rejections led by Deckelnick and Ferguson. Emil Weicher wins license. Lackawanna Brewing Co and several wards receive authorized licenses amid ongoing appeals and remonstrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Weicher
City Notes from Scranton Civic Calendar
Grand jury meets today and the board of trade holds its monthly meeting tonight. A double house at 69 and 611 Adams avenue was bought by Grady and Bowie. Court appoints Mine Katella Hosking guardian for Arthur J. and Grace I. Winchel. A St Patrick’s night ball is planned by Robert Emmet Literary Club. Camp A of the Boys' Brigade drills tonight, Company B tomorrow. Milton Bonsor's funeral was held in Denver with interment in Monroe County today. Colonel Hitchcock lectures on Civil War reminiscences at Green Ridge library with stereopticon. A woman named Pernading gave birth in the county jail early Saturday. New constables qualified: Henry Hoar, William Davies, Joseph K. Burns. Wills of Mary Hawley and John Dunnigan probated. Contributions to St Joseph's Foundling Home fund total 2,120 with new gifts listed. Rev F C Clark to speak April 3 and invited to October state convention. Peck Lumber Co officers named. directors listed. An operation at Lackawanna Hospital on Joseph Woojeck after mine accident. leg amputated. Age 23, wife abroad. Attorney M A McGinley billed $719.20 for monography in contested elections. city to cover costs partially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Adams Avenue
Grady
Bowie Court
Katella Hosking
Arthur J
Grace I. Winchel
St. Patrick's
Robert Emmet Literary Club
Boys’ Brigade
Penn Vrvenue Hapital
Milton Bonsor
Denver
Col
Mon
Roe County
Hitchcock
Green Ridge
Pernading
Justice of the Peace
Cummings
Olyphant
Henry Hoar
Roaring Brook Township
William Davies
Old Forge
Mary Hawley
Rt. Joseph's
Foundling Home
W. F. Hosie
F. C. Clark
D. D
Christian Endeavor Union
Peck Lumber Company
J. BD. Peck
C. P. Davidson
C. B. Shoemaker
Peck
D. B. Hani
D. Jones
J. D Peck
A. Schroeder
F. L Peck
Newsboy Severely Injured Climbing Car On Erie and Wyoming Rail
Charles Chamberlain of Dunmore, a newsboy on the Erie and Wyoming road, was badly hurt Saturday at Hawley. He climbed onto a box car as a brakeman fixed signals, fell to the track, and was helped by Hawley residents before being taken to Dunmore on the No. 6 train.
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Charles Chamberlain
Dunmore
Erie and
Wyoming Road
Hawley
Chamberlain
Hawley Rero
Surday
Sbury’s Flour Mill Capacity Report
Sibility's Flour mill has capacity Y of 1150 barrels per day, noting output limits. The fragment mentions capacity figures for the mill's daily production.
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Isbury
Big Free Fight At Scranton House Hotel
Guests at the Scranton house watched a pitched alley melee between about ten men early yesterday morning. The fight lasted 15 to 20 minutes with heavy blows and flourished revolvers though no shots were fired, one man was knocked unconscious but recovered, and police had no further word on the incident.
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Scranton House
Faust
Fred
Driver Censured in Fatal Weat Side Mall Wagon Crash
Coroner Longstreet and a jury found that Rachel Griffiths died from injuries after being struck by a mall wagon driven by James Hamilton on Lackawanna avenue. The verdict condemned careless driving but stated it did not warrant arrest, and Chief Simpson would act only if requested by the coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Griffiths
Weat Side
Lackawanna Avenue
Longstreet
James Hamilton
Dr. Blanchard
Lackawanna Hospital
Edward Saxon
W. H. Bunday
Fred Hawley
Charles Hetzel
L. M. Gates
F. A. Peters
Hamilton
Callahan
Simpson
Tribune
Charity ball patronesses announced for St Josephs Foundling home
A list of patronesses for the Charity Ball to aid St Josephs Foundling home is published. The Frothingham hosts the event on Tuesday April 7 and features many named ladies including Mrs F W Gunster Mrs R J Horan Mrs P P Smith Mrs T J Kelley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
St. Joseph's Foundling Home
F. W. Gunster
R. J. Horan
P. P. Smith
T. J. Kelley
P. H. Coyne
John F. Connolly
William Kelly
D. H. Fitzgerald
B. E
W. K. Dolan
Philip Robinson
C. W. McKinney
Joseph O'Brien
M. H. Higgins
M. E. McDonald
Thomas P. Hoban
M. F. Sando
Timothy Burke
John M. Burke
Richard Kelly
P. F. Murphy
F. E. Ryan
John E. Roche
M. J. Kelly
J. C. McAndrews
A. J. Casey
J. B. Corcoran
Percival J. Morris
H. B. Megargee
George Keller
P. A. Cavanaugh
James HM. Jordan
James Bell
John H. Jordan
Alabama Saturday Night at the Academy of Music
A large audience saw Alabama a drama about life in the south at the Academy of Music Saturday night. The production featured a meritorious company including Clement Bainbridge Scott Cooper George B Miller Edward B Kelly and Misses Julia Folland Ethel Irving and Adelaide Sawyer. Also listed Wanted Experienced machinist who can operate a Mergenthaler linotype machine Call or address 32 West Market street Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
South
Academy of Music
Clement Bainbridge
Scott Cooper
George B. Miller
Edward B. Kelly
Julia Folland
Ethel Irving
Adelaide Sawyer
West Market Street
Wilkes-Barre
Waite Comedy Company Closes Two Week Engagement
The Waite Comedy Company ends its two week run at Freamingham with The Black Flag after matinee Young America Abroad. The company presented numerous dramas and comedies in Waite’s versatile repertoire before inventory on March 1.
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Waite Comedy Company
Freamingham
Attorney Cornelius Smith Attacks Judge Gunster in Court
In Scranton the judge confronts attorney Cornelius Smith who delivered a bold written accusation. Smith admits writing the letter and seeks extension to Monday to prepare a replication. The matter involves charges about court conduct in Burns vs. Smith and themes of probable mandamus action before the Supreme Court.
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Cornelius Smith
Judge Gunster
Gunster
Court House
Newton
Mr. Smith
Smith
Neense Court
State Department
Archbald
Supreme Court
Dickson Mine Strike Ended After Grievance Settled
Superintendent Vandling of the Delaware and Hudson told a Tribune reporter that the Dickson mine grievance causing seventy five workers in the China vein to strike on Saturday has been adjusted and expect the men to return to work today. The dispute centered on ore topping with miners claiming four inches credit above the car top, while two extra inches plus possible six to thirteen inches topping were demanded. A deputation earlier met Outside Foreman McDonald without attaining a definite settlement.
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Vandling
Delaware and Hudgon
Tribune
Dickson
McDonald
John Lynch
James Hartshorn
John Crabb
William Jones
John Raniff
James Connolly
Wandling
Train Crew Dispute Over Depot Misunderstanding
The Delaware and Hudson depot on Lackawanna avenue saw a dispute as the superintendent’s office handled the issue. Finlay Ross, Mine Superintendent, was summoned to discuss with Mr. Wandling who suggested the trouble stemmed from a rectifyable mistake. Wandling declined to assign fault to men or company.
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Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna Avenue
Finlay Ross
Wandling
Tribune
Were Joined for Life Miss Cella Ruddy and Martin Clark Wed
A telegram from New York City Saturday announced the marriage of Martin Clark a well known North End hotelkeeper and horseman to Miss Cella Ruddy of West Market Street. The wedding came as a surprise to local friends. Miss Lizzie Hiltz served as bridesmaid.
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Cella Ruddy
Martin Clark
New York City
Satturday
New York
North End
Cella, Ruddy
Weat Market Street
Miss Ruddy
Mr. Clark
Lizzie Hiltz
Ruddy
Practical Illustration Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
The Scranton Primary union holds a special public meeting in the First Presbyterian church lecture room today at 4 o clock. Mrs J W Barnes of Newark N J superintendent of primary work of the Pennsylvania Sabbath School union will teach a class of children and Professor Hoop of Anville will address the meeting. Primary teachers of all denominations are urged to attend and witness Mrs Barnes system. Second hand grand upright pianos on sale at Guernsey Bros 634 Wyoming avenue.
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Scranton
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Barnes
Newark
N. J
Pennsylvania Sabbath School Union
Hoop
Annville
Barnes
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Veland
Lackawanna Lager Beer Brewing Company
Deckelnick
Archbald, Gunster
Edwards
Monsey Avenue
Poplar Street
Lena Deckelnick
James Ferguson
Franklin Avenue
John F. Scrage
Ferguson
Emil Welchel
Wyoming Avenue
John F. Scragg
Thomas L. Holtham
Arthur L. Martin
Messrs. Holtham
Martin
Thomas Harrington
John Koch
Thomuas
Thomas &. Jones
J. B
Sang Alive O'Malley
George W. Mabey
K. Jones
B. J. Davia
Cashasl Gilroy
Edward Loftus
Ward
M. J. Leonard
John Well
William H. Horn
Charles Martin
J. Horan
H. R. Hichantson
M. V
Ivano J. Evans
Wiegent Stern
Charles Kimmick
Alexander Stevenson
Fifth Ward
Bernard McDermott
P. P. Cannon
Albert Henne
John H. Jones
P. J. McLoughlin
Leah James
BR. KB. Gmith
Annie McDonough
Frank Reme
George FE
Fulrenild
Almira Evans
Patrick Lynn
Patrick Taylor
Thomas Carroll
J. G. Bidwards
Jacob Henry
Mary Jones
Henry Walther
Sixth Ward
Patrick Golden
John P. Cour
BF. Calpin
J. BR. Leavis
K. PF. Davies
Seventh Ward
W. HH
Smallridge
James J. Padden
John FP
Leibig
James Hartnett
John HK. Kelly
John Argusan
J. O'Royle
Magiste "Tromp
John Majernyck
Thomas Connery
John Gurko
Entingnee
W. H. Rutledge
Victor Kovh
Catherine Veldher
Andrew Cambel
James
Michael McGovern
C. H. Miller
Thomas C. Melvin
Frank H. Amabry Grimes
Flannery
Albert Zénke
William McBride
Hird & Flannigan
W. H. Thomas
H. Golden
Sail Weichel
Frank J Anes M. P
Ph, Durkin
Frank Thompson
Wil Fam
H. Dwyer
Thomas HH. Walsii
William T. Jenkins
L. J. Ketrick
P. J. Coyne
M. F. Sell
Fred Martin
Ignats Uram
D. M. Davis
James J. Casey
Ninth Ward
P. J. Conway
Conrad Lynn
John Blatter
Botther
A. W. Shrader
Tenth Ward
Edward Hartman
Ne Mechler
Bernard Thayer
Josephine
Eleventh Ward
Koatanty Stawiski
Elizabeth Zeigler
James F. Boat
Michael Natter
Charles Kirst
George Rosen
Frank Moeller
August Schimpf
F. C. Lengler
M. H. Gallagher
Charles Heust
Ellen Jones
Michael Sharek
John Wuench
George Wuench
P. J. Gibney
Thomas Cosgrove
FR. A. Marshal
Ellen J
John Cawley
Charles
Gustav Wenzel
Thomas Mccormick
M. A. McHugh
Frank Matuga
Stephen Mabey
Brewers
I. Robinson
Fifteenth Wards
P. F. McGovern
Thomas D. Edwards
Thomas
Williams
J. F. Cummings
D. E. Johnson
Ann Stevens
Flora Johnson
Joseph Miller
Peter Lipowicz
Samuel Ringsdorf
John Hennemuth
James J. Callahan
Nicholas Berghold
M. J. O'Hara
T. W. Knowles
T. H. Brock
William H. Brennan
George Marook
Third ward—Hotel
Andrew Ferko
Res. Gaee
J. M. Bourke
Joseph Gray
Recond
Catlin Allen
David BF. Jenk
Third Ward
Mt. Clark
Berton
M.D. Porter
Carbondale Township
Michael Kelly
Luke White
William A. Farrell
K. Cole
John J. Higa
M J. ‘Tolan
Jona Polke
Murphy
Carbondale
First Ward
W. D. Howard
J. C. Lynady
8. H. Williams
Mary A. Connor
Dennis Finnigan
Luce Romano
Santo Pugliano
Lititz & Flanigan
William J. Byrne
Second Ward
M. J. Mullaney
J. J. Monahan
F. P. Brown
F. Williams
Peter E. Gumner
Healey & Price
Saemaees Heykop
Brennan
Clinton—Hoatel
Emma Gerabbacher
Dalton—Hotel
A. Z. Charles
Dickson City
Jacob Weisberger
P. J. O'Connor
Henry Whitall
William F. Erbe
Patrick Callahan
James Twist
Ee H. Gallagher
Emma V. Baker
R. M. Wens
John Presaman
M. F. Fadden
Hotela
Anthony Shalkos
Joseph Karolin
John Babogis
John Mbecki
George Sosnowski
William McLaughlin
Mako
John J. Mullen
James H. Kelly
Thomas Dougherty
John Powell
John E. Gibbons
Mary Peltsinger
John J. McDonnell
William McHale
Patrick Kane
J. A
M. F. Harrington
P. J. Teevan
Thomas Flynn
Thomas Golden
Vito Gerardi
John J. Scott
Salvatore Valangano
RinakWa Lailly Bottler
J. H. Davite
Peter Knapp
Holand & Regan
Sarah Jordan
Keir Cerin
T. J. McGowan
Philip Wagner
R. I. Kreiberry
John J. Brogan
John (. Egan
PJ. O'Donnell
Michael Manley
Edward O'Hare
Anna Burschell
Henry Klasener
Fourth Ward
L. A. Compton
John J. Flynn
P. J. Douciean
Catherine Ruane
Fred Smith
Thomas Logan
Beane Brewing Company
Elmhurst
Jacob W. Schiebel
A. Weichel, Jr
PF. P. Callahan
Fell Township
George Melcakey
James J. Lavin
Samuel Updik
Michael Mahoski
Anthony Kartner
Anthony Bulavitk
Mary Muchnicki
Joseph White
Mary Farell
Lawrence Coggins
Philip Gogots
John Dunn
Joseph Scheck
James J. Shee
John J. Coughlin
Hell
George A. Ross
John D. Kennedy
Glenburn
Napoleon Nothacker
Norbell
Jermyn
Hunters
Alfred Butterworth
Snyder & Edmunds
George Cole
Mark
cClins
Michael Moyles
Hootels
A. J. Galvin
G. L. Avery
H. A. Beebe
Peter Lukachko
Michael Gooch
M. BF. McDermott
W. J. McDermott
Jefferson Townsh
A. L. Compton
Mayfield—Hotels
B. F. Edmunds
Michael Otbhuis
William Lofts
Thomas P. Walsh
James Cuttiey
George Jones
Adam Masshold
Willum L. Jones
Modlison
Plo. Dixon
Violette Allen
Okd Porge
Hotelxy
Max Rosenbluth
Join Hennemaan
Oseph Sommers
Watelave Ormaton
Johnny Kener
DY All Brust
Wealey Johnson
John Sharnk
John Lurber
Mathias Puchala
Catherine, Hurke
James Mora
John Fr. Dougher
Isaac Melia
Frank (. Wood
Peter Ab. Plinalp
Thomas M. Lynch
John Bloaby
Janes Shevhlan
Mob. Dark
John Hol
Had
Wasrek
Thomsoii
Davis
Frank Miliarle
Charen J. Keogh
Ro J. Fallon
Stephen Sefehick
Lb. A. Dougherty
John Girobowsky
George Hol
Vitaliane Cimino
John Saunberg
Joseph Todeavo Pod
Patton
Michael Cusick
Moura Schmidt
Restaurans
William Surpolls
Ann Edwards
Thomas Davie
Jones K. Conway
Mery Hart
John Capper
Olypilant
Pirat Ward
Patrick Cannan
Thomas I. Gannon
W. Cummings
James A. Moran
Suwon Ward
Joseph Kropnyak
John Novak
Aurel Golbekt
Michael Lo»eak
George Athuns
John McGinty
William Shen
William Mabon
John J. Favsden
J. W. Cornell
Georgy J. Ferguygon
Jilles Woorien
J. A. Dolphin
Thomas Patten
Taylor Horough
Sarah McDonald
John Cleback
Nelson Lowry
John F. Davis
Max Ferstein
Michael Hannick
James Powell
John T. Gibbons
William Morris
John Glynn
Evan L. Davis
Jenkins Harris
Rose V. Welsenfluh
James Mapleson
Catherine Youngbloot
James Palmer
Jacob Yaksoniak
Samuel Evans
Lewis AM
Reese
Hannick & Moore
Henry Naegell
Joan von Welsenfluh
John Weber
Shem Parker
John Basham
John von Welsenfluh
Margaret MccRengle
Henry Doyle
John J. Price
Waverly
Charles E. Lee
Winton
John Billen
Peter Maslavar
John Onefry
Edward Costello
Michael Bare
Prbnela
Geores Remenezki
P. .Connoly
Patrick W. Manley
Dominick
Firat
Thomas H. Deade
F. W. Davis
W. W. Thomas
John, Walkenshaw
Harry
McCabe
Joseph Novak
Morgan & Jones
James T. Barkey
A. J. Duffy
George J. Trock
James J. Kelly
William Jordan
J. Nichola
Patrick J. Murphy
James Fagen
William Hurke
Joseph Meholko
Mary 8. Rogers
Michael Mullen
Stephen Pendal
Thomas McGuire
Taylor
John P. Thoma
Martin Williame
John Kohler
J . Winton
John T. Bell
J. F. Walsh
M. J. Barrett
John Motehko
Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Wosset Shoes
Commonwealth Shoe
Ashington Avenue
THE. _ ackawanna
Penn Ave
Williams & M
Anusty’'S
Eto
City Notes
Joseph Woojeck
Priceburg
Old Country
M. A. McGinley
James J. Manley
Morgan Sweeney
City of Scranton
Erie and Wyoming
The
Guernsey Bros
I. L. Crane
Lacks Ave
Pac
J. W. Gunster
Bire
Mion
Kassou
Durns
Ounce
Messrs. C. F
G. F. Whittemore
L. B. Powell & CO
Guernsey
Weber
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Arena
J. Bolz
Wyoming
Shaw
Emerson
Malcolm Love
Clough & Warres
Carpenter, Waterloo
J. Lawrence Stelle
Spruce Street
Clarke & Brothers
Rupprecht
Crystal Palace
Opp. Baptist Church
A. R. Harris
Washington Av
Scranton,Pa
S. C. Snyder
Chiristian
Turnquest