Waverly license court hears fierce remonstrances on hotel and brewery permits
In Waverly the license court weighed petitions for Charles E. Lee and others amid claims of paid signatures and street stoning by anti saloon advocates. Witnesses testified to gambling and pool betting, while church opposition and transfers were debated. Adjourned to Friday as brewery license questions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Durning
Waverly
Phe
Euch
Charles E. Lee
KR. H. Holfate
W. W. Lathrope
Lee
Mr. Lee
Mr. Lathrope
Mr. Dix
Wurt
Charley Lee
Ben Green
Harley
Judge Batarde
Edward Everett
A. F. Decker
A. B. Browe
Waver Baptist Church
Charles II
Everill
Pryor
Squire HK. J. Feeley
Squire
Mr. Holggate
Mr. Holgate
Andrew Mahoney
Mahoney
Archbard
Stanton
Thomas J. Durning
Luzerne Street
Mr. Sando
George Saviezy
West Lackawanna Avenue
William Clehefsid
John Kopetski
I. P. Hoban
P. W. Brokes
James McGovern
Mellovern Brog
Lackawanna Avenue
Williams Building
Linden Street
Portofies
Bhnban
Enid
Willian TL Moyer
Sanderson Street
Throop
Horn
Soper
Mr. Newcomb
Max Swarts
Mr. Soper
F.C. Pilger
Dominick Corcoran
Throop Corners
Moyer
Lcense
City Council in session debates street cleaning and sewer plans
Both councils met in adjourned sessions. The Mulligan contract dispute with Hunt & Connell and Stipp bills were discussed with actions to refer to city solicitor and controller. 1898 appropriation ordinance and pavement petitions were moved to print. several ordinances on sidewalks lights sewers and street repairs passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knotty Point
Sanderson
Lower Branch
Cownell
RK. A. Zimmerman
Peter Stipp
P. T. Mulligan
Hunt & Connell Company
Mulligan
Columbia Avenue
Stion
Stipp
Roche
Lansing
Judiciary Committee
Joint Estimates Committee
Chittenden
Finn
Providence Road
Worth Main Avenue
Court Street
Common Council
Select Council
Mr. Chittenden
Jeerson
North Washington
Manley
Eliiie
Edward Petrelek
Columbia
Hose Company
Clay Avenue
Myrtle
Price Streets
Lugerne Street
Ninth
Meridian Streets
Firth Ward Street
West Linden Street
Pine Streets
Rockwell Place
Gilbert Street
Washington Avenue
Delaware Street
Caponte Avenue
Poplar Street
Hyde Park Avenue
Sadie Court
Jackson Street
Morris Court
Linden Street
Oakford Court
Raymond Court
Spruce and
Linden Streets
Dougherty Street
Sumner Avenue
Reese Street
German Lutheran Church
Charles Street
McLaughlin
Dilbert Street
Bloom Avenue
Cayuga Street
Reagan
Luzerne Street
Mining Notes On New Leases And Breaker Projects In Luzerne
Coxe Bros and Lindermann and Skeer lease abandoned collieries in Luzerne county and install drains. Lehigh Valley Coal plans a new breaker at Midvale near Wilkes Barre to replace Horton, with transfers of old mine output and more jobs. South Wilkes-Barre shaft nears readiness to resume shipments after repairs and gas clearance. New mining areas opened by sinking slopes at Hillman and Baltimore pits to sustain production. Delaware and Sindvon Canal company leases lands around Larksville for a hillside mine with a 16 foot thick vein, avoiding heavy machinery costs. Output will feed Boston breaker via a planned plane and railroad. Restored operations at Muck Mountain reveal over 2.2 million tons still to mine. water drained by a tunnel into the Lehigh River, with ore hauled to the breaker. Buck Mountain village revived with new houses as Beuhyskaill county quarrying resumes, offering work for many in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxe Bros. & Co
Lindermann & Skeer
Lugerne
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Midvale
Wilkes-Barre
Horton
Port Bowkley
South Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Hillman Widh
Baltimore
Delaware and Sindvon Canal Company
Larksville
Luzerne
Charles Lawson
William Jacquish
Harrison Nesbitt
Prince
Boston
Liaurotown
Lehlth
Cnal
Buck Mountain
Behuyskill County
Not An Old Pattern In The Stock
An advertisement extols a Northeastern Pennsylvania carpet store for its new season stock. It claims the store has unmatched magnitude and patterns with perfect lighting for close inspection of detail and finish, asserting there is no other carpet house in the state matching its display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hand
First Presbyterian Church
BE. J. Walsh
Washington and
Lackawanna Avenues
Walsh
Tion
C. P. O'Malley
Joseph O'Brien
George 8
Horn
Lackawanna Avenue
Michael Sewak
Andrew Simoniak
Winton
John F. Murphy
Stanton
Simoniak
Archbald
Pennsylvania
Here Prices Proved Low in Carpets Not Old Stock Sham
An advertisement proclaims unmatched carpet prices and a liberal guarantee. It rejects old stock patterns and urges shoppers to compare, promising new goods at low prices with a strong price guarantee to back the claim.
Granite Ingrains and Wool Goods Sale Notes
Yardage and patterns highlighted with durability and long wear in a Lowell display. Mentions yard goods and wool materials with pricing around 60 cents per yard, emphasizing quality and selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
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Ome
Charley Leeb
Abner Dix
Ben Breen
Charley
Holgate
Mr. Holfare
George E. Stevenson
Lathrope
Edward Everill
Lathrop
Robinson's Sons Bock
MR. Rochis
Flanaghan
Keyser Valley
North Main Avenue
Philo Street
Spruce Street
Prospect Avenue
Washburn Street
Main Avenue
Tenth Street
Brussels
Mattings
Jonas
New York
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
River Newark
Lyceum Theater
Rels & Burgunder
H.R. Long
Creston Clarke
Adelaide Prince
Robertson
David Garrick
Linden
Brooks & Ludwig
Brooks
Mockinley
Mise Allee Kemp
Percy Frutehy
Hiegele Eider
Josh Whitcomb
Kathleen Mavourneen
Chlckren
Hercules
Warren-Ehret Company
Ehret
Academy of [Music
Jacob Litt
Grattan Lenelly
Blow
A. Gest
Fancy Rockaways
East Rivers
Maurice’ River Coves
Mill Ponds
Pierge Penn
Marken
Odf
Wednes
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court House
Richardson-Boynton
Myeniaha
Tree
DR. Shimberg
Dickson M'f’g CO
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Walter W. Branson
Jonas Long's Sons
Philadelphia
Kinila
Jonas Long
Robie
Sulesuers
van & Norbriga
Kemnedy Koong
Roidieking
Gilrla
Meare & Haegen
Moosic
Rushdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Chicago
AJAX
Eale
Birracon
Matthews Mrow
JH. C. Sanderson
Druggiata
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