Social Roundup From Archbald and Scranton Circles
Mrs John T Swift of Archbald and Mrs Olof Tornquest of Scranton were guests. Miss Pauline Roos from Franklin Avenue was delayed returning from a New York trip. Mr and Mrs James Conroy of Brooklyn visit Mrs de William. Mr and Mrs Roe McAndrew of New York visit Mrs Grow. Mrs J Logane and Miss Mary Blake of Ashbourne guest of Mrs W Collins Quinney Avenue. Huntington Stock Company manager plans Academy of Music appearances next week in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Swift
Archball
Viet Fink Scranton
Olof
N. Tornquest
Boone
Mreo
Spellman and Family
Archbald
Pauline Roos
Franklin Avenue
An Viet
New York
George T Parton
Mitlin
Aye Nik
Washington
Huntington Stock Company
Academy of Music
Guernsey Bros Auction Notice at 224 Wyoming Avenue
Must be sold before the twentieth of March. We retire from business then and will positively refuse no reasonable ever. Credit terms to suit the buyer's Pressure or extraordinary inducements for spot cash. Guernsey Bros., 224 Wyoming avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Bros
Wyoming Avenue
Shafer Weniger Nuptials Mark Dover Ceremony
In Dover on March 1 Rev. David Spenser united John K. Shafer and Miss Ligue L Weniger. The couple’s marriage is announced beside promotional copy for Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming cures and blood purification. The ad emphasizes Hood's Pills for liver and bowels as effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer
Whingei
Dover
Nod
John K. Shafer
Ligue L. Weniger
David Spener
Just a Few Good Things for This Weather Sale
Local ad promotes seasonal bargains with fresh goods and a closing sale on ladies' storm rubbers. West qual pairs offered at 1.90 dollars, urging customers to come at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sde
Second Legislative District Del Debate Splits Democratic Side
Conflict over who should represent the Second Legislative District at the state convention leads to a St Charles Hotel meeting where nine delegates were chosen. The meeting saw replacements and sharp disputes as factions argue over party harmony and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Legislative District
St. Charles
EC. Newcomb
Spraks
M. FE. McDonald
Seventh Ward
JamesJd
Padden
Righth
Thomas Melvin
Ninth Ward
T. TV. Hoban
John Butterman, Jr
Fred Kirchett
David Clark
Mo J. Cadden
John F. Murphy
James J. Coleman
Hienrs Biden
Twenthieth
M. J Donahoe
CTU Tee
Donahoe
Democrats
Chad
Tim
Mal Mie Claley
Nathan Vidaver
Ali
Chenahoe
Asain
Berantons M
Lack
St Charles
Jolie Hebbar
Attentown
Ban
Johar
Democratics
Teels
Chris Warity
W. J. Murke
Yestray
St. Charles Hotes
Harrity
Local Federal Court Open Next Week for Circuit and District Trials
United States court session starts Monday in the Federal building with Judge Andrie Acheson presiding in the circuit court and Judge Buttington in the district court. Cases include Dickinson vs Thompson and Dickinson vs Oplesine among others, with representation by J. Ferguson and others, plus a local insurance suit by Mrs Gillick seeking $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Cihrcuit and District Court
Federal Building
Overniner
Andrie Acheson
Olrenlt
Jide Buttington
Alisteet
Trisl
Ania EK
Dickinson
George HH
Thompson
Allan Keutisson
Hellfrit
Ciuleon
Mderwood
Henry Brydeny
Espa Viet Pris
Ania
Dieloon Ve
Gideon
Autestise
Animi Dickinson
Junie Oplesine
Ballalowe
J. ©. Wright
George CL. Meigh
Wii Marts
Phoints
Tindle
Ou Peekett Cecy
Dnitend
Destieraperit
Comerce
Bilalowa
Willi
Meyers
Willian A. Barton
Woop Marg
Prowk
Palmer
Finn Nate
Tine Mitten Ot Company
Ginitenh
Cassinpest
Everett Warren
J. A. Knapp
George 8. Ferris
W. J. Hibbs
Pittston
John Power O'Conner
Gillick
Supreme Court Affirms Four Lackawanna County Cases
The court this week upheld four Lackawanna cases. Claude Pitcher suit against People’s Street Railway was decided in favor of the rail line after the lower court had non suited. Jennie Brink’s property damages from Apple street grading in Dunmore were sustained. an appeal to produce an altered will by Ava Nicholls and heirs was dismissed due to lack of will evidence. Martha Seamans’ trespass suit for her husband’s death near Ta Plume was affirmed as a contributory negligence ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Lackawanna County
Claude G. Pitcher
Charles KR. Pitcher
People's Street Railway
Lizerne County
Claude
Attorney Pitcher
Hyde Park
Central City
Lackawanna and
Weoming
Pitcher
Jennie Brink
Dunmore
Apple Street
James Nicholls
Sarah Nicholls
Conqrel
Conqrel Ava A. Nicholls, Flora A. Nicholls and Mary Davis
Martha Jane Seamans
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Ta Plume
Anthracite Statistics from the 1895 Pennsylvania districts
Summary of the March 1895 Colliery Engineer statistics for eight anthracite districts in Pennsylvania. It reports total production, employment, fatal and nonfatal accidents by cause, and coal mined per life test and per nonfatal accident, with figures for explosions, falls, ore wagons, machinery, and miscellaneous hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Tomas
Unfurnished Room Wanted in Honolulu Area
Classified notice seeking an unfurnished room suitable for housekeeping near Olive Street in Honolulu. Responds to neat, responsible applicants with references, must be able to go home in the evening. Contact via mail or phone at the Olive Street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
HNL
Emall
Olive Street
Buildings Will Be Assessed as Soon as They Are Completed
Opinion of City Solicitor Torrey holds the board of revision and appeals may assess buildings immediately after completion for the year. The city will add new revenue from permits for several large structures including Hoel Jermyn and Traders’ Bank, boosting valuations and taxes for the year. The change shifts from a January 1 deadline to immediate assessment upon occupancy, expanding taxable property in a time of tighter finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vidaver
Newromb
Spweaks
M. BR. Mctonald
Mr. Newcooumb
O'Malley
Varlows
Board of Revision of Taxes
Apeals
Torrey
Board of Revision and Appeal
Board of Revision and Appeals
Odf
Board of Assessors
Cliy Aesessors
Pew
Huilding
Nelson Mes
Beyrd
Hoel Jermyn
Traders’ Bank
Mears
Board of Trade
Inelf
Tomble
Artificial eye and ear via X rays inspire future cures
Dr. P. L. J. Gibbons in the Ayracuve Herald discusses X ray use in medicine. He envisions artificial eyes and ear devices built from chemical substances to stimulate optic and auditory nerves, enabling sight and hearing through Crookes tube technology. He notes Syracuse residency and ties to Dr. R. O. Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PL J. Gibbons
Ayracuve Herald
Urain
Dr. Gibbons
Pittston
Syracuse
R. O. Gibbons
Cards At The Elks Euchre Social Entertainment Night
Pleasant euchre social at the Elks Tuesday featured prizes won by John Renore for first and Charles Falkowsky for second with John D. Boyle taking the booby prize. The entertainment included Davis theatre performers Don Leno Mr Bates Mr Sheldon Al Tanner Tom Kershaw and others. Social was organized by F W Martin W J Welcher B C Hand and Secretary W S Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elka
John Renore
Charles Falkowsky
John D. Boyle
Davis
Don Leno
Mr. Bates
Mr. Sheldon
al Tanner
Tom Kershaw
Clay Clement
Mr. Arthur
New Dominion” Companys
KR. J. Beamish
The
Free Press
Mr. Earl
Harriaburg
Thomas Moore
Sol Goldsmith
A. C. Connell
Scranton Toulgees
F. W. Martin
W. J. Welcher
B.C. Hand
W. 8. Gould
Leading Dramatic Attractions at Frothingham Theatre
C B Jefferson and Klaw and Erlanger present The Country Circus at Frothingham on Saturday with three shows, horses, equestriennes, acrobats, trained ponies and clowns. Prices remain 25 and 50 cents for matinees. Wright Huntington Stock Company opens a week at Academy of Music Monday featuring notable actors and plays including Moths and The Shadow Detective with spectacular scenic effects. Davis theater hosts the final three days starting this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Jefferson
Klaw & Erlanger
Frothingham
Stcp
Wright Thintington
Chorgie Dickson
Florida Kingsley
Carrie Fredricks
Caidla
Burgunder and
Mishler
Daniel Kelly
Kelly
Davis
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GS Price
Frank
Brightly
Esq
Binn’s Justice
Purdon’s Digest
F. F. Brightly
Meg. Price
I Vally
Savige, Esq
Price
Norton's
Ash
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olyphant and
Carbondale
Initiaia G., B. & CO
Court House
Mire
A. J. Hailot
KR. Brong
Pronows
Green Ribe
James
Conroy
Brooklyn
De 1
William
Hood
Alaskas
Spruce Street
Ar. Vidtaven
Paty
Dion
Mr. Vidaver
Leverister
Solteany
M. BK. McDonald
B.C. Newcomb
Sprake
John O'Malley
Mo A. Mettinkey
McDonald
S. Sprake
McGinkey
Democratie
Pto
Bette
Ashley
Sigger
Pattison
Robert B. Pattison
United States
Stady
Roy
Nathon
Robert K. Pattison
Mrt. Burke
G. Boland
Mr. Boland
Democratic Party
United States Court
City Solicitor
Robert Mortis
Tyorites
Beranton
Wales
Liavil Davis
Cincinnati
Bard Madwards
Pottsvill
Wilkes-Barre
Edwards
Morean
Daniels
Limiston Street
Eisteidfod
Barah A. Jones
Tribune
Liwhd Stevans
West Side
Prises
Telste
Scranton Choral Union
Young Men's Christian Association
Haydn Evans
Hallrow
Young Men's
Hristian
Kastertine
Scranton
Wyoming House
Suranion
Cards AT the Elks
Rexford, Lica
Berry
China Hall
Weigel, & Millar
P. M’grea & CO
Coal Exchange
Wyoming Ave
Clothiers, Hetlers,& Furnishers
Steinway & Son's
Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
N. A. Hulbert
Music Store
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Ay
Iat
Scranton, Pa
Ree. Ee
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