Personal notices and transfers in the railroad and theater world
A jumble of notices from Edwin Pld to Mook Cwey and others lists personnel changes at Laihuwanne railroad, Union Brownship, and related firms. It mentions hotel registrations in New York, staff departures to Buffalo and Philadelphia, and upcoming schedule meetings. Also notes promotions, portraits, and a piano sale at Guernsey Hall in Beranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qodeorwih
Florida
Siguaut
Edwin
United States
Laihuwanne Reilvond
Wiles
New York
Woofeting
Dickson Manufacturing Chain
Wat
Trouble Over A Child In Jessup Case
Anthony Scott and Mary Scott of Raymond Court were arrested for unlawfully holding a child. Sophia Cullen, a white woman of Jessup, was arrested for abduction. All arraigned before Alderman Millar. Grace May Johnson, seven, wandered in November and was placed with Johnson’s mother. Cullen brought the girl to the city and delivered her to Bett's kin. the alderman ordered the child returned to her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Scott
Mary
Raymond Court
John Johnson
Jessup
Sophia Cullen
Sime
Millar
Johnson
Moscow
Buffalo
Grace May Johnson
Sophia Callen
Jesup
Winton
Merchants Press Mercantile Tax Reform at Board Meeting
A small attendance at the board of trade meeting led to a brief session in Secretary Atherton’s office. Members discussed reducing the mercantile tax, noting expected increases in state revenues, and recommended lowering the tax to one half mill per dollar of business to curb evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Atherton
Board of Trade
Sevstonm
Atherton
Harrisburg
A. Duffs
Ways and Neti
John Farr
Heck
Thamins & Hork
Keys
Scranton
Horizcul
Mn Botanical Garden
Mittee
C. B. Drimleck
Col. H. M. Boles
Conrad Schroeder
Col
F. Ll. Hitchoeck
Charles Robin- Sail
EK. M. Clark
Clark Thros
War
Mr. Reland
National and district officers push conference with mine operators
National President John Mitchell and District Presidents Duffy Nicholls and Fahey plan a conference with mine operators for April 1 to resolve grievances. They warn a strike is possible if operators refuse to attend, and say new district meetings will press for a joint session to avert work stoppages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Nicholls
Duffy
Fahey
Anthraaelle
St. Charles
Maine
Mitchell
Aod
Tuet Fall
Tribune
Thomas Duffy
District 7
John Fate
No. 6
U. D. Nichelle
No. 1
Mitlional Executive Board
Presdent Mitchell
Wilkes-Barre
T. J. Lewis
W. BR. Wilkieon
Frederick Dileher
Christopher Byane
Ohio
Diatylet 7
Tellane
Pahy
T T. Nicholls
Listyict No. 1
Literary Competition Offered by Northeastern Press
The Northeastern printing consortium invites entries for a literary contest with cash prizes of 25.00 for first, 810.00 for second, and 5.00 for third. The essay prompts emphasize legendary love themes and fiction prose, with submissions due by March 30. Winners will be publicly credited and envelopes must include true author names. Submissions to Story Contest, Tribune, Scranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Wittoula
Tiventive
Pitipitewet Bay
Seauka Ragrniinge
Che Weinl
Otter
Nate
Alow
Neal Mame
Noribeaern
Menney
Raul
Arrests for Bribery Lead to Contested Hearing
An official charged with bribery, initiated by the Municipal League, faced a hearing before Alderman Fuller. Ex-Councilman Griffiths testimony lacked corroboration while evidence tied to Lackawanna Telephone official Weyland and payments to Griffiths emerged. The defense argued insufficient proof and moved for post ponement as crucial witnesses were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal League
Fuller
Griffiths
E. B. Sturges
KB. Weyland
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Alberman Fuller
Wnd
Sturges
Aweak
W. P. Fillings
Second National Bank
Witke-Barre
Billings
W. A. Lewis
Weyland
Hillings
Mr. Weyland
Commonwealth
W. V. Griffiths
Outspoken Claim on April Strike Amid Mine Labor Turmoil
A dated fragment discusses threats of an April strike by coal workers and possible walkouts if conditions worsen. President John Mitchell and mine officials are said to plan pressure on leaders of the anthracite coal trade, while a conference participant disputes the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
New York
Jite
Chote
Writ of Error Asked in Ripper Bill Case
An exception was filed yesterday to Judge Atchbulls ruling upholding the Ripper bill. Assignments of error will be submitted later as a near copy of the amended suggestion. Attorneys for Benatar request a certiorari and writ of error from the Supreme Court with a prompt hearing due to the case's importance to Scranton Pittsburgh and Allegheny residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batugday
Kh. W. Atchbull
Foon Jie
Freon
Benatar MM, KE
MebDonstd
Abessie
Burne, O' Arion
Martin
Supreme Court
Dix
Scranton
Pittsburg
Allehens
Ginader Insane Verdict In Barber Death Case
A coroner's jury ruled Barber Ginader died by his own hand during a temporary mental disturbance. The panel included Patrolmen J Davis and others, following his March 8 act on Love road. Frederick Ginader, his brother and business partner, was the sole witness heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginader
DR. J. Davis
Thomas Connery
Finlay Hoses
Michard Davis
C. M. Storm
Andrew Elealen
West Side
Old Love Road
Lio P.m
Frederick Ginader
Busines
Wife Seizes Husbands Wealth in Bank Dispute
In a contested divorce case, Mrs. Siebee wields control of the couple’s cash savings deposited in the First National Bank. Her husband, once a factory worker, claims he is destitute and unable to support himself. The petitioner seeks an injunction to restrain her from withholding funds and to prevent the dissipation of assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilar
Ferys
Freel
Tae
Eavinee
Pranters M. Siebee
Piret National Bank
Piret National Bank. They Were Married July Lo Sia, In Hawley
Dunmore
Stisbee Tee
Ted Veeterdas
Joni
Withouwy & Hole
Tony Whta
National Bank
Courp Te Vestinadim Hs
Conquel
Injubetheny
Ciel
Alderman Fuller Refuses Discharge As Court Hearings Continue
In a heated exchange municipal figures argue over fairness and due process. Alderman Fuller declines discharge after statements by Mr Sturges and Major Warren urging justice and caution amid uncertain evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Warren Alee
Sturges
Municipal League
Wes
Warren
Gene” Aldermin Fuller
Notice of Increase in Prices and Rents
A local public notice states that effective April 1, price increases will apply across districts. It specifies a five percent rise on certain goods and a ten percent adjustment on others, with further terms and deadlines for compliance outlined by the board.
Scranton Gas and Water Company Notice
Notice from Scranton Gas and Water Company about rate changes and discounts. It states a 2.5 percent discount and 25 dollar cap on habitable charges, with billing dates set for specific monthly intervals and a separate notice to be issued by the company.
Spring millinery and local goods advertised in Scranton
An assorted page ad offers Wussintenaire Seratien products and a spring millinery opening at Clarence BH Pryor’s. It mentions Matthews Mens prices for a pinang, Dougherty Thomas furnace sale, and Kelly’s Winker crackers. Also notes yesterday’s marriage licenses and various local business lines in Scranton Pennsylvania.
Embroidered Linen Doyling Advertised by Cramer Co
An item listing from Cramer W g'ls Co at 1 Wyoming Avenue promotes embroidered linen doyling with seven to thirty leeches offered by Bredal eile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bredal Eile
W G'Ls Co
Wyoming Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. Washington Ave
Third National Bank
Ings
Pen
Miexky Bunix, Jr, Vice Pres
Lewis
Buddy
Davies
Murphy
Lacka
Anna Aundry
Manele
Veigthient
Cutty
Howe
P. TH. Trace
Normal
Selioms
Altern
Mar Donn
Beraga
J. A. Foley
Hinbackawenna Callroad
New Yanks
M. Davis
Wyoming Vallew
Wyoming Vallew Mailroad
Sunlay
Telesomiee Superrin Tident
Union Browmship Company
Kroc. Angle
Danville
Puc
Syren
William Coughlin
Haan
Cue Waelington Amelia League
Badeball Club
Jobn Boon
Brooklym Proctelier
Philadelphia National Legis
Othe American Tragne
Philadelphia
Coughtin
Manning
Dini Capeets
Pliele
de Phillies
Altimo
Schriever
Beehem
Gov’ Stwond
Guernsey Hall
J. W. Giuernsey
Weeling
Beranton
What Nichols Sally
Nitin
Fred Dil
Ure
Wis
Sond Tribune
W. J. Connell
The
Nea
Provident
W. J. Lewis
Torres
Finelly Pismo
W. Vockittichs
Delaware and Hudson
O'Steien
Mit Ft
Ordimer
Pashei
Comeda
Geittiihe
Ma. Torrey
Waren
Torey
Woeking
O' Mien
Gritithe
Mir
Filtia
Mer. Griffiths
Ginader Was
Philandey
Silsbee
Cowrt
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Hyvde Park Gas Company
Onder
Tii Baud
Ouland
Fevtetans
Central
Pennsylvania
Telephone and Supply CO
oMee
Adama Avenue
Floridas
Guersey Hall
Wussintenaire
Cieinsey
Krause
Matthews Mens
Washington Ave
Guertaes
Dougherty & Thomas
Wyoming Avert
Ilo
Toeston Krnming
Clarence
Pryor
Cilteenstrom
Kelly
Wubi
Vat
Nimo Teveneeee
W. Guernsey
Old Washington Avenue
Ferinton
Penn Avenue
Bao
King Miller
Ladies Ant Gifts
Spruce St
Scranton, Pa
Moritz Moszkowski
Masons Hamlin
Mason and Hamlin
Paris
Mason
L. B. Powell & Co
Washington
Foy Kelly
Union Crackers
Waesrington Ave
Duke of York
Conrad
Rogers Bros
Mercereau & Connell
Howie
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avienus
Pierce's Market
New Yorker
W.H. Pierce
Tackawanna Ave
Krompt Delivery
the Dickson Manufacturing Co
Tounton
Willie Barre
Manufacurers
General Office
Wyoming Ave
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