Passenger trains on time as city council actions loom
The report notes no trouble with passenger trains, while Mrs. J. W. Barnes of Newark leads a Sabbath school class. The railway committee will meet to consider granting the Valley Passenger Co. right of way on Ninth Street. the fire department committee will review bids for Nay Aug Engine House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Barnes
Newark
Pennsylvania Sabbath School Union
First Presbyterian Church
Railway Committee of Common Council
The
Valley Passenger Company
Ninth Street
Swetland Street
Lackwanna Avenues
Fire Department
Board of Control
Schriefer
B. M. Davis
A. J. Francois
Herman Notz
Scranton Clerks’ Association
Spruce Street
Retail Clerks’ National Protective Association of the United States
Denver
Col
Pittston
Wilkes- Barre
Fourth Legislative District
Allentown
DB. J. Cooney
Dunmore
P. J. McCormack
Olynhants
J. W. Kilpatrick
Carbondale
M. J. Donahoe
W. H. Richmond
Manufacturers’ Committee
Wert
David Pickens
Committee On
Postal Affairs
National Board of Trade
May
Dunn Mercantile Agency
New York City
Lackawanna Institute of History and Science
Scranton
Finance Committee
Estimates Committee of Councils
Estimates Committee
F. Tl. Peck
W. H W. Zehnder
W. H. Perkins
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Dickson
Mr. Perkins
Perkins
F.C. Whitmore
Cassier
Meneien
Orde
Eisteddfod Opens With Welsh Choirs And Poetry Contests
Today's city eisteddfod features a full program for Welsh and eisteddfodian elements. Adjudicator Prof David Davis arrives from Cincinnati. Judge H M Edwards presides over the poem contest. sessions begin at 10 with four children’s choruses and a male voice contest by Dr Mason Glee Club. Three choirs perform The Tempest on the main stage, led by William Davies, Thomas Evans, and James Watkins. Organizers assert all details are covered and expect a well run event, though not the largest, the most successful yet in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
David Davis
Cincinnati
Lackawanna
David J. Davis
W. R. Lewis
Burd Edwards
Pottsville
H. M. Edwards
Dr. Mason Glee Club
Wilkes-Barre
Providence Choral Union
William Davies
Adilyn Morrals
The
Philharmonic Choral Society
West Scranton
Prize Short Story Featured In Tribune Tomorrow
The Tribune announces a forthcoming feature in tomorrow’s paper. The prize short story highlights a debut talent and promises a compelling narrative, with readers invited to enjoy a fresh literary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Young Kresge Missing Over Missing $10 Payment
Liveryman W. W. Belles seeks driver Robert Kresge who vanished Wednesday after dispute over pay and $10 alleged missing money. Kresge, age under 21, 5 feet 7 inches, 160 pounds, Pennsylvania Dutch appearance, from Hagsleton. description and arrest orders sent to authorities.
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W. W. Belles
Robert Kresge
Mr. Belles
Helles
Kresge
Belles
Hagsleton
Thither
Simpson
Speculator at Academy of Music Impresses in Scranton Return
Thomas Q. Seabrooke’s company presents George H. Broadhurst comedy The Speculator in three acts at the Academy of Music. The piece proves uneven compared with the earlier Scranton run, though Seabrooke gives a solid portrayal of John Fullerton the Chicago board of trade speculator alongside clever work from Sydney Booth Aiking Lawrence Prince Lloyd Ray Fairchild and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabrooke and Company
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
John Fullerton
Chicago Board of Trade
Sydney Booth
Aiking Lawrence
Prince Lloyd
Ray Fairchild
Ethel Winthrop
Blanche Moulton
Jeannette Lowrie
Marion Young
Mine Strike Settled at Dickson Mine Return to Work
Nearly one hundred miners in the China vein at the Dickson mine resumed work yesterday after a dispute with the docking boss was settled. Superintendent Vandling of the Delaware and Hudson company mediated, a deputation met him, and an amicable adjustment ended the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson
Tribune
Vandling
Delaware and Hudson Company
Tribune Job Department Offers Printing and Specialties
The Tribune Job Department advertises skilled typography by experienced workers and printing at living prices. It urges buyers to inquire about ties and organ sales, promising satisfactory results and half price items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Board of Trade Hears Scranton Traction Complaints
The Board of Trade held a monthly meeting amid a stormy session over the Scranton Traction company. The public safety committee urged more cars fewer flat wheels and a ban on drunken passengers with proposed route changes to ease North End congestion.
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Board of Trade
Public Safety Committee
Scranton Traction Company
Sesalon
Providence
Green Ridge
Franklin
Milberry
Wyoming
Wyormiing
Spruce
Lackawanna
North End
R. W. Luce
ABT Concert Delightful Mandolin Virtuoso at YMCA Hall
Valentine Abt, famed mandolin virtuoso, headlined a program with the Philharmonie String Quartet and George Carr banjo, drawing encores beyond four listed pieces. The ensemble opened with Mario Cellia is Pensiere Frignol and closed with Abt’s Valee Romantique, while Alfred Woolen’s tenor sang Dreams and Cradle Song with Richard F. Lindsay at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Hall
Valentine Abt
Philharmonie String
George Carr
Alfred Wooler
Abt
Mendelesohn
Paganinni
Holmes
Queorge Carr
Diertrude Saxe
Lillian c
H. Hammett
A. TE. Morse
PB. G. Schappert
R. W. Neubauer
John A. Foote
Mario Cellia
Pensiere Frigncl
Alfred Woolens
Loesch
Richard F. Lindsay
Ruthven Lectures Draw Big West Side Crowds
Ex-priest Ruthven spoke to crowded Beers hall audiences yesterday with two lectures, one for women and one for mixed groups, amid strong police presence. Despite a vigilant show of force by Chief Simpson, the event closed peacefully, Ruthven praising the crowd and hinting he will stay for next summer as he plots continued appearances and mentions an armory ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthven
Beer's
Simpson
Weat Ride
Williams
Edwards
Central City
West Side
Lafayette
Jackson Streets
Jackson Street
Variety Show at Davis Theater by Smith Brothers and Family
Davis Theater hosted a Wonderland style variety show yesterday featuring the Smith brothers and family. Despite the missing comedy element the audience enjoyed feats of strength by the Smith brothers, singing by Tanner Bennet and the Bates duo, and artistic sculptor performances. The performance is set to repeat tonight tomorrow with matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’ Theater
Davis
Smith Brothers
Tanner
Bennet
Bates
Parade to go on despite snow with shortened route
Stormy weather will not cancel the St Patricks Day parade as the Ancient Order Societies committee met to decide a shortened march. The grand marshal was notified that the societies will appear in full force, and the parade starts at 11 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patricks Day
Ancient Order Societies
Paine's Celery Compound hailed as universal cure claim
Promote Paine's Celery Compound as the ultimate remedy for disrupted nervous systems and digestive ills. A medical authority from Dartmouth College is cited claiming long lasting cures for dyspepsia, biliousness, liver, kidney and neural conditions. The ad urges switching from morphine and quinine to this remedy for lasting health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Phelpa
Dartmouth College
Ag Paine
Paine
Honorary Managers Named for Charity Hall Event
A long list of distinguished gentlemen is named as honorary board of managers for the Charity Hall event in the Frothingham on Tuesday evening April 1. The roster includes numerous "Hon." and "Dr." titles with names such as J.C. Petpenan, J.E. Marrett, Wy H Stanton, J.Z. Uinan, T.V. Powderly, J.Kenache, Coyne, Neville, Richard O'Brien, and many others. Also advertised is second-hand grand upright planes at Guernsey Bros for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Hall
Frothingham
Scranton—son
Pop. Smith
J.C. Petpnan
J. FE. Marrett
de Lacey
Wy H Stanton
F. W. Gunster
John Z. Uinan
T V. Powderly
J. Flannaghan
J. BH. Carcoran
T. A. Ruddy
T. J. Kelly
J. C. McAndrew
PF. Boyle
Edward M.marke
TH. Kearney
BO W. Stokes
John J. Brown
P. McAndrew
W. A Collins
John Jatbona
M. Hand
W. J. Burke
P. J. Nealis
John Demuth
Thomasa I. Wwalah
J. J. Hawk
P. J. McCann
M. Li. Barrett
Carbondale
James J. O'Neill
John, Kelly
F. BP. Brown
P. A. Carroll
P. Burke
T. C. Fitzsimmons
Join Nealon
Mon
M. T
E. P. Cosgrove
M. J. Stephens
P. M. Gilligan
Roger McGarry
William O'Malley
John Shea
Iy BR
Ot. Higgins
Thomas BK. Ryder
T. Hart
Frank Dougher
M. H. McCann
Jor Wn H. Hines
John Lenahan
Richard Waleh
Joseph, Burns
George Pr. Strome
John M. Ward
John 8. McGiroarty
Hernard Brennan
Joseph Brennan
A. F P. Dougherty
A A. McCarthy
John Cassidy
T. FR. Calla Ary
Pilmon Hon
W. A. Batedee
C. Frank Bohan
Thomas Mangan
M. W. Morris
Donnely
J. H. Mullen
P. A. O'Hoyle
John T. Flannery
Thomas Maloney
M. W. O'Boyle
P. Battle
Edward Barrett
Joseph Glennon
Joseph Reap
Charles Barrett
His Annual Visit by Bishop O'Hara at St Patrick's
Rt Rev Bishop O'Hara will celebrate high mass at St Patrick's Church in Philadelphia. Known as a former pastor, he will return for the patron saint day anniversary and preach the sermon after a trip with Rev J J B Feeley. The church is said to be crowded on these occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop O'Hara
St. Patrick's Church
Philadelphia
Father Hoban
J. J. B. Feeley
Baptist Ministers Hear Exegesis by Rev W N Lowell
A weekly meeting of Baptist ministers at Penn Avenue Baptist Church heard Rev W N Lowell of Dalton deliver an exegesis on Ephesians 2 10 discussing foreordination versus free will. The gathering included several pastors and was presided over by Rev W G Guest. The discussion followed a critical paper on the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Lowell
Dalton
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
W. G. Watkins
Harris
Taylor
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Euna P. Ewine
Principe Chautauqua Cooking School
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Commonwealth
Washington Avenue
the. Ackawanna
A. B. Warman
Pena Ave
Williams & M
Anusty’s
Ishades
City Notes
Reds
Archbald
Thomas Acott
Throop
John Achadt
Connell
Boland
Hobbon
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Dickson Avenue
R. KE. O' Boyle
Jones & Powderly
Asbury Methodist Mplscopal
John Griewold
Beranton Lodge of Elks
F. W. Martin
A.T. Connell
EB. J. Fish
Central Women's Christian Temperance Union
Jewell Building
Hoffman
Dixcourt
Olive Street
Lackawanna Hospital
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Honesdale
Hawley and
William Curtis
Bhart & Flynn
Lackawanna Avenue
Florence Mission
Mise Cora Decker
Young Women's Christian Association
Rocco Scala
Lisa de Gemaro
Old Forge
Alva Tomkins
Mayfield
Hattie Sprag
Ely
Kittie Lewis
Lizzie Parks
May Bellman
Catherine Hicks
George C. Griswold
Julge Archbald
Sheriff's Cale
Griswold
Hickory Street
Uth
Stone Avenue
Sibmgeee
Wis
Alao Non Eat
Guernsey
Traction Company
A. W. Dickson
Richmond
Y. M. C A. Hall
Beer
Rome
Army of American Protective Association
Aplavs
Order
Smith Brothers and Family
Lohmann’s
E. Robinson‘s
Milwaukee
Felgenspan's
Pillsbury’s
Edy
Guernsey Bros
Messrs. C. F
G. F. Whittemore
L. B. Powell & CO
Baptist
Elmhurst Boulevard
Schiebel's
Weber
Wyoming Avenue
W. W. Berry
J. Bolz
Shay
Emerson
Malcolm Love
Clough & Warren
Waterloo
J. Lawrence Stelle
Gioodla
Apc
Clarke Brothers
Rupprecht’s
Crystal Palace
Penn Ave
Baptist Church
S. G Snyder
D. D
Christian
Turnquest
Penn Avenue
Od Postoffice Building
A. R. Harris
Washington Av
Soranten, Pa
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