Scranton Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Attendees
The paragraph lists visitors and locals in Scranton yesterday and today. Barry of Shamokin and Purrey of Allentown were noted at Valley Thause and other venues. Wilkes-Barre residents Prisbie and Lokyer appeared in town while Howell of Pottsville and Griffithe and Welsh of Jermyn joined business and Keeley Institute events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epee
Barry
Shamokin
Ely
Purrey
Allentown
Thause
M.B. Lokyer
Wilkes-Barre
Prisbie
Beranton
Vyeeterlay
Hert Howells
Pottsville
Scranston
Ries
Albert W. Howell
John B. Griffithe
Welsh
E. J., Schlager
Jermyn
Yestterday
Mee
Aupgastus
M. Rive
Back Pas
Tieston
M. Roe
Mul- Perry Street
Bherwood
Trominick Healy
Ih J P Ball
Moiniger
Scranton
Keeley Institute
Indo J. van Buskirk
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Keeley Managers
White Mains
N.Y
Merchants urged to advertise with Tribune readers
A promotional note from Guernsey Bros at 224 Wyoming Avenue touts advertising in The Tribune and appeals to merchants, claiming past value from ads. It advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla for blood and nerves, Tooms Pills for digestion, and a sale of sixty pianos and organs before March 20 as part of a business closing with credit terms or cash offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Cpot
Guernsey Bros
Wyyoming Avenue
Just a Few Good Things for This Kind of Weather
Retail notice advertises storm footwear with closeout pricing. Ladies rubbers and mens storm boots touted as fresh goods, with clearance emphasis. Men's two buckle Arctics described as finest quality and black lined, offered at reduced prices.
Peculiar Strife Between Reds and Blues Over Membership Drive
The Reds and the Blues hold separate councils at the Young Men's Christian Association building as they vie to recruit members by April 30. Posters clash in color warfare and spies guard doors while ads in The Tribune mock the rival faction. A banquet awaits the side that wins, with new members earning rewards for recruiting others. The episode previews a comedic Daly's/Garden theater show and a Frothingham circus program following the tense rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Reds
Blues
Association
Twe
Comehouse
K. B. Atherton
The
McClare
Hhies
Tribune
the Tribune
Red
Blue
Hotel Jermyn To Open April 10 Under New Management
Pred S Godfrey will reopen the Hotel Jermyn on April 10 with himself as manager after taking over from Lackawanna Valley House. C Joe Carter and John Kolp named day clerks. Layton Shoe maker and Martin Flynn shifts noted. Frank Por to become day clerk. Daniel Moyles from Hotel Anthracite shifts to night clerk duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Pred S. Godfrey
Lackawanna Valley House
Godfrey
C. Joe Carter
Cerk
Valley House
John Kolp
Layton Shoemaker
Martin Flynn
Frank Por
Daniel Moyles
Carbondale
The New Dominion at the Academy of Music
Clay Clement stars as Baron Von Hohenstauffen in The New Dominion at the Academy of Music. The Kansas City Times praises his noblehearted botanical enthusiast as a strong stage type with witty humor and poetic language. The Two Eccutcheons will follow at Frothingham on March 18 and 19 with Sydney Rosen-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Clements and Company
New Dominion
Academy of Music
Clay Clement
Kansas City Times
Baron von Hohenstauffen
Mr. Clement
Withal
Frothingham
Sydney Rosen
One Liquor Offender and Several Indictments in Twelfth Ward
Constables Moran Roach Sonn and Delph report liquor law violations in wards one seven and twelve with two arrests and several no-violations. The grand jury will weigh indictments as Judge Archbald appoints Schlager foreman and refers reports to District Attorney Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Charles Schlager
Wormer
John J. Fahey
Schlager
Ertigens
John (. Moran
Daniel Hayes
Stone Avenue
Moran
Mary Ann Hayes
Daniel
Hayes
Patrick Roach
Henry McHale
Maury Ann
Martin Dougherty
Ann
Mary Malloy
Kate Malloy
Roach
Roentgen
William Sonn
Throop
Hannah Indian
Peter Parry
Z. P. Delph
Dunmore
Delph
Dunmore Corners
Greenville
Mutt. Roades
Dod
Frank M. Spencer
Clesalah Naned
Jones
Uncertainty over Cardinal Satolli to Conduct Hoban Consecration
The consecration of Rev. Father Hoban is in doubt as to who will preside next Sunday. Cardinal Satolli may attend and perform the ceremony if he arrives, with Archbishop Ryan set to officiate otherwise. Ten bishops have accepted to assist, with four more expected to respond soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Hoban
Cardinal Satolli
Ryan
Cardinal Satelli
Left Arm Severed In Erie Wyoming Railroad Accident
Joseph Bloetze, about 28, lost his left arm in a railroad accident on the Erie and Wyoming Valley line near Maplewood. He was brought to Lackawanna hospital in a DL&W train ambulance with his arm mangled at the shoulder joint. Ident card names his brother James of Maplewood as contact. He remained unconscious from shock and his recovery was uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Wyoming
Joseph Bloetze
Lackawanna Hospital
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Maplewood
James
Gertie Baron Seeks Husband Support After Suicide Attempt
Gertie Baron, who attempted to take her life with laudanum, had her husband John Bacon arrested for non support. She arrived from Pitteton and engaged attorney John Martin to compel him to contribute to her maintenance. She told Chief Simpson she carried a revolver, planned a double funeral, and spent a day seeking her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie
Gertie Baron
John Bacon
Pitteton
Lackawanna Hospital
Taches
John Martin
Connell
Simpson
Davis-March HM and Jones funeral notices in Scranton
Funeral notices published for John Travis and Mrs. Mary J. Jones. John Travis dies aged 16 with service this afternoon at 2 at Forest Hill cemetery burial later. Mrs. Mary J. Jones of 01 West Market Street. funeral at Puritan Congregational Church on Market Street with interment in cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
John Travis
Axel
Ofvlock
Dicksonity
Forest Hill
Jones
Scranton
Mary J. Jones
West Market Street
Puritan Congregationa
Market Street
Solerment
Constables Sworn In For County In Oath Of Office
Thirty constables took the oath before Clerk of the Courts John H. Thomas and pledged to preserve the peace. Each posted a $1,000 bond approved by the court. The list names constables from Olyphant, Carbondale, Taylor, Lackawanna, Lehigh, Dickson, Dunmore, Elmhurst, Blakely, West Abington, Newton, Jermyn, Greenfield, Waverly, La Plume, Archbald, Ransom, Benton and other towns, with multiple sureties for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Thomas
William Reege
Olyphant
W. J. Behubmehl
William Mahon
William Bradley
Carbondale Township
John Gallagher
James Quinn
William Powell
Taylor
David X. Lewis
John Walsh
Lackawanna Township
Thomas Quinn
Thomas Murphy
John Ward
J. Craig
Hinkely
W. Arnold
J.G. Bahler
Lehigh Township
Charles F. Wagner
Harry Dierks
Dickson
George
BE. Helmes
Patrick Roach
Seventh Ward
Anthony Clark
William Sonn
Throop
Adam Misel
Henry Stenzhorn
Clarence Wall
Greenfield
George A. Sherman
Waverly
Sam Whalsig
S.(. Mackay
George W. Patterson
la Plume
HW. W. Patterson; Surety, Max Kodler
Thin Word
William Smith
Morris Wells
John Jay
Jermyn
M. FB. Swick
L. Bell
James Hosle
Patrick Bloomer
Patrick Loughney
HH. H. White
Genburn
Palmer
del Drake
Winton
James Bell
Thomas J. Mack
John McHale
Archbald
John J. Barrett
Edward Murray
Huch Murray
Patrick Egan
J. B. Davis
Ransom
J. J H. Hoskins
M. W. Petty
Holligter Carpenter
Benton
Morris Delevan
Henry Smith
Wesser Family Figures in Roaring Brook Politics
In Roaring Brook township Judge Archbald named Jacob Wesser supervisor to serve until a successor is elected in February. The father’s son, Parry Wesser, declines the position while the son of the previous victor, who ran as a Republican first, faced the Democrats’ bid and the petition sought to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roaring Brook Township
Archbald
Jacob Wesser
Roaring Brook
Parry Wesser
Libel Suit Brought by Michael Jennings Against Publisher
Michael Jennings of Bellevue filed a libel suit for $5,000 in the Prothonotary's office against R. J. Beamish publisher of the Scranton Sunday Free Press. Attorneys Halslander and Vosburg represent Jennings in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Jennings
Bellevue
Halslander & Vosburg
R. J. Beamish
Scranton Sunday Free Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton
Boston
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Main St
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olyphant and
Alaskas
Spruce Street
Muhy
Winnie
Murroughs
Atherton
Hines
Emt
McChive
Mahy
TP Simoneon
William Inglis
A. R. Foote
Boe Price
John Fowier
Charles BE. Daniels
Chaos Genter
J. H. Brooks
Thomas KH. Brooks
Ke. DD. Fellows
J. W. Brownlig
William Conrad
W. FE. Smith
W. A. May
Fred J. Pratt
K. J. Davis
William Mears
Willian Zachman
Daly's Theater
New York
Ganden Theater
Rosenfel
Jefferson
Klaw
Erlanger
United States
Charles Bernard
Ufe
Cape Cod
Constable Moran
Beale
K. K. Ellis
Judge Edwards
Ellis Mejrs
George W. Beale
Mr. Beale
A. D. Dean
Esther Meade
Ellis
RK. K. Ellis
West Abington
Rather Meade
Meade
Dean
Orphian’s Court
Heale
Promhontary Pryor
Edwards
Order OF the Court
Lee
George W. Heule
FR. Ix. Fils
George W. Heale
Dew
Registaror
Hopkins
Calue
Jennings
Free Press
Marehal
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Aegis
Baltimore
the Tribune Tomorrow
Harper's Fitter's
March
Sloam
Smith
Richmond
Howlett
Edith
Satolli
Theo Cardinal
Kev
Hien
Thomas
Wesser
Rexford, Lake
Berry
Bode Bode
China
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
P. McRea & CO
Coal Exchange
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son's
Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
N. A. Hulbert
Music Store
A. E. Rogers
Oz, Scranton, Pa
Dresden
Lackawanna Avenue
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