City notes from Scranton area events and notices
The board of control high school committee will meet tomorrow evening to elect a chairman. The Cambro American choir will rehearse tonight at the Y M C A hall. Many measles cases were reported to the board of health yesterday. Repairs continue on the Lackawanna avenue asphalt project by the Heaver Asphalt company. The Delaware Lackawanna and Western paid Capouse colliery workers yesterday. The Excelsior Social club event tonight has been postponed indefinitely. A Danville bulletin reports three smallpox and three varioloid cases under treatment in Scranton. Funeral services for William Caseidy of Harrison avenue are set for 2 p m with interment at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Funeral for William Caraldy from 16 Harrison avenue today at 4 p m with Hyde Park Catholic cemetery interment. The Free Methodists hold a quarterly meeting in Foers hall Friday evening through Sunday. Rev George Eakins will preside. George Mahy of the Y M C A will conduct Rescue mission services this evening with the male quartet expected to attend. The Womens Guild of St Luke's church plans a soup supper March 20 at 825 Washington avenues to sell home made candy and articles. A Providence and Abington Turnpike and Plank Road Co letter warns the city to repair the road or the company will, at cost to the city, make the repairs. An election is set for 8 p m Friday March 30 for Captain of Company D to fill vacancies and extend term. Major C Mattes will direct the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Young Men's Christian Association
Board of Health
Lackawanna Avenue
Her Asphalt Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Capouse
Excelsior
Danville
Scranton Board of Health
William Caseidy
Harrison Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic
William Caraldy
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Free Methodists
Foers' Hall
Main Avenue
West Side
George Eakins
Vinge
N. J
George Mahy
Womens Guild of
St. Luke's Church
Washington Avenues
Marcel
Providence and Abington Turnpike and Plank Road Company
H. E. Payne
W. W. Watson
Han
Connell
Cty
Montrose
C. Mattes
Trouble About an Insurance Policy Before Arbitrator Davis
The Walsh estate sues Dwelling House Insurance for 1100 on a policy. W Walsh executor Mary Walsh charges the insurer while Lemuel Amerman Andrew Leiser appear for the company and M E Mead for Walsh. Trial seeks a legal point ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Davis
W. Fleitz
A. W
Mulholland
James W. Walsh
Mary Walsh
Dwelling House Insurance Company
Lemuel Amerman
Andrew A. Leiser
Lewisburg
M. E Meald
Mr. Walsh
Special Bargain on Used Organs at Local Music Store
Slightly used organs offered for sale due to lack of space. Burdette, Shoniager, Wilcox & White, Bri Thivreceeivees, Dyrughes organs priced from five to six dollars. Also stationery at reduced prices. Traviad Music Store Lackawanuza Ave opening today Thursday Friday Saturday at Leal Jones & Co Wyoming Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox & White
Traviad Music Stone
Lackawanusa Ave
Gnano
Leal Jones & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Lapiks
Leah Jones & Co
Scranton Dairy merger aims to stabilize milk prices
Five large Scranton milk dealers formed the Scranton Dairy company on March 1 with $2,000 stock to centralize supply. Officials claim they will cut handling costs and avoid price wars, while critics warn wholesale prices may rise and smaller dealers face exclusion.
Aggan Seizes Dunmore Town Hall Lock in Power Play
Burgess T. J. Daggan maintains control of Dunmore's town hall by placing a spring lock on the jail door that also locks the council chamber. He holds the keys, restricting access even from the town police, risking borough business and prompting talk of court intervention. Citizens fear prolonged deadlock similar to last year as some council members threaten resignation. Savage predicts continued victory and adherence to law, with broad support despite political foes demanding his retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Daggan
Dunmore
Savage
Neeflis and Mahon Named for City Council Roles
Democrats of the Common Council caucused to nominate J. Nealis for chairman and John P. Mahon for clerk at reorganizational session. Other names mentioned include William Dawson James Lofrie William McLean and Regan of Bellevue. Ladies Social Union hosts an oyster supper at Penn Avenue Baptist Church with several tables and local volunteers assisting. Clark's offers citrus torn and home decorative plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nealis
John P. Mahon
Mon
Mahon
William Dawson
James Lofrie
William McLean
Mr. Regan
Bellevuw
Cal Talon
Ladies’ Social Union
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
L. J. Northrup
J. L. Stalle
Thomas Moore
Frank Halistead
Luther Keller
Charles Northrup
Long
Milton Lowry
Mra
Johnson
Frateboy
Mins Murphy
Dates Fixed for Appeals Hearings in Scranton Area
County commissioners set appeal hearing dates for area boroughs townships and wards in Scranton and surrounding towns. Dates cover April through April 12 for numerous municipalities including Carbondale Lackawanna Waverly Olyphant Dinkely and Spring Brook among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Mayford
Winton
Jermyn
Dinkely
Olyphant
Dickson City
Dinmore Boronsha
Bentons Townslip
Waverly
Grenburn
la Prime Borougts
North Abington
South Abington
Scott
Carbondale City
Carbondale
Fell
Greenfield
Roaring Brook
Jefferson
Maison
Covington
Clifton
Lahigh
Elmhurst
Gouldsboro
Scranton
Pirat
Hotel Jermyn Quibble Delays Permit Approval
Building Inspector John Nelson refused to grant a building permit for The Jermyn hotel on the Moveat House site. The owner plans a structure covering the entire plot and overlooks foot reservations for bay windows, prompting contention over intended use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
Jermyn
Bay
Pushing Forward Noble Work at YWCA Quarterly Meeting
The Young Women's Christian Association held a quarterly meeting last night showing the organization in prosperous condition. Mrs. Ripple presided as Mrs. Everhart reported growing membership and Miss Scott noted entertainments. nearly 4 000 girls visited the lunch room with income covering expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Hell
Ripple
Everhart
Miss Scott
Miss Hawley
Misa Tompkinson
South Side
L. M. Gates
Lavaes
Misa Macurry
She Silva
Sverdiow
Jenkins and Morris Millinery Opens in Scranton
Miss Hannah Jenkins and Miss Susie Morris open a millinery shop at 406 Boraes Straot offering a stylish display of bonnets and hats. The opening is today at 4 Sprince Straat and continues tomorrow and Friday inviting ladies of Scranton to visit the new business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boraes Straot
Hannah Jenkins
Susie Morris
City Construction Booms In Scranton Area Developments
Progress on the Delaware and Madison station shows steady growth with completion months away. The Procinguiais theater gearing for opening next Monday night while WH Whyte's hotel site on Wyoming Avenue undergoes major foundation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Delaware and Madson
Procinguiais
Whyte
Fmily
Wyoming Avenua
Vine Street
Poon Avenue
Sprice
Sproca Street
Dermyy
Porest
Spruce Street
Oakford Court
Davidson
Washington Avenue
Columbus Atntc
Opera
Williame
Linden Street
Scranton
Harrison
Court House Square
America IO BEAUTIFUS PICTURES PROMOTIONAL OFFER
A vintage ad promotes a picture collection titled America IO BEAUTIFUS PICTURES featuring noted places in Alaska the United States and Mexico. It highlights five numbers on the counter and offers ten cents and one coupon for any number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IO Beautifus Pictures
Alaska
United States
Mexico
Charities Discuss Unemployed Relief and Abandoned Entertainment
The Associated Charities met in the public library to address funding and work for jobless residents. Reports show 27 applicants examined, 13 found worthy, 4 unworthy, 4 duplicates, with 27 orders for work since the prior meeting. Colonel Boies presided as officials debated funding, new committees, and abandoning the entertainment project to focus on boosting membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Rellof
National Game updates and local notices from Scranton
President Alex Dann Jr reports the Scranton Lace Ball grounds near Providence road near completion and preparations begin on the diamond with grand stand carpentry to follow. Also notes Penn football standout Charles Gelbert and Georgetown baseball plans plus local store ads and a Tribune bicycle bargain.
Coroner Judges Williams Death Not Suicide
Jurors at the coroner’s inquest ruled that Joseph L Williams did not die by suicide. Evidence cited points to heart disease as the cause with no foul play. A bottle found in the deceased’s pocket raised inference but was ruled inconclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Williams
Kelly
Thoma Melvin
Martin Bird
T. P. Gulatlon
D. Ferter
F W. Kefnel
Joseph Kearh
Olaht
Bon Comet House
Joseph L. Willian
Jon le
Ti. W. Wil
Kendals Bring Crowds as Box Office Opens at Academy
Fans queued outside the Academy of Music yesterday awaiting the sale of seats for Mr and Mrs Kendal's engagement on Thursday night in The Tronmaster. Theatrical week typically slow, yet this event promises a memorable highlight of the season with a crowded house expected for their first Seranteen appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Mra. Kendal
Tur Awly
Senta Wan
Kendals
Seranteen
Liquor Poisoning Death of Four-Year-Old Boy
Thomas Joseph Roche, four, died after drinking whiskey found in a bottle in his Gibson Street home. Neighbors and parents delayed medical help. convulsions followed and he died at midnight. Doctor weighs certificate cause as convulsions. case to be reviewed by Coroner Kelly today. Burial arrangements set for 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Joseph Roche
Aml
James Roche
J. V. Saltry
Kelly
Rope demand and mob action at Saurday last incident
Report of a mob assault on a motorman and conductor after a car accident that injured two children. A warrant is sworn for Miles Mirley and Micnas, with details of confrontations, beatings, and calls for immediate punishment. Local millinery openings and a postponed Excelsior social event are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barks
Saurday
Epethilors
Justice
Yeaterdey Alrnoun
Surke
Jeie
Alderimun Wrigat Auil
Miles Mirley
Micnas
Piaherty Woo
Wlleges
Win
Henrites
Flaherty
Scranton Wholesale, Banking and Industry Directory Planned
A forthcoming Scranton edition will publish a carefully compiled and bound list of leading wholesalers, bankers, manufacturers and professionals in Scranton and vicinity. It will feature photogravure views of public buildings, streets, blocks and portraits of prominent citizens. Copies aim to attract newcomers and showcase city business resources. Notices invite listed representatives to respond at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tun Tewuse
Scranton
Tay
Wood's collage of business and short hand display
An unusual ad offers education in shorthand and business skills, urging unemployed readers to pursue training. It mentions a spring millinery display at Laah Jones & Co on Wyoming Ave SE, and notes Aylaworth will relocate to Wyoming Avenue in the first week of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
P.M. Aylaworth
Wyoming Avenue
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Scranton Supply and Machinery CO
Lackawanna the
Penn Ava
B. Warman
Norrman& Moore
Dessee
Lacka. Avenue
Wyoming Ave
Hulk Dealers Combine
Say Ut
Mr. Stone
New Scranton Dairy Company
Theress
Scranton Dairy Company
Lanat
wTala
Xtuoupte
Toistinton Wis Tonde
Farmer’s Dairy Company
Decker
Kresa Farmairy
Reynolda Bro
Farmers’ Milk Company
Providence
A.J. Stove
G M. Carpenter
Farmare’ Dairy Company
Stona
Linden
Stone
Aggan
Borough
Neflis and
Clark's
Jermyn Quibble
Melaon
Jenkins & Morris
Sarah McLane
MeLane
Everett
Walt
Guernsey
America
Board of Associated Charities
Poor Board
W. B. Durgan
Associated Charities
Jblia Qark
Moore
Thomas
Visitation Committee
Mr. Gibbons
Boly
Gibbons
Boies
Isranl
Alex Dann, Jr
Scranton Lace Ball Association
Providence Road
John Palmer
Danmore
Donn
Saagen
Philadelphia
Charles Gelbert
University of Pennsylvania
Cirelea
Penn
Proferpionals
Gelbert
Lark
Arthur Irwin
Hin
Ila
Brown
John J. Muarphy
Georgetown Colleges
Princeton
Yale
Washington Ave
Commonwealth
Tne
J. Bolz
Svveniing Avenue
G. R Lank & Co
Courgen
Tribune
Academy of Bunk Box Citics
Boy
Bondaman
Epima Diew
New York
Wie
Ewa Diew
Cedar Avenue
Excelsior Socal
Hyonaxcia
McBkink
Court Howe
Henry Battin & Co
Aivertinn
Eng
Penn Ave
Fcrantoo
Ansinags
Dr. Hill
Albany
Nowthero
Granxy
Laah Jones & Co
Freaioggs
Alarch
Aoers
Nene Watsits
Gene
Mortgaus
Plogle
Osland
W. W. Berry, Jeweler
Spruce &T
S.C. Snyder
D.d.s
TLE
Conway
Fennaveste
Scranton Hs
P. J. Conway
Prop
Home Bakery
Lacka. Ave
Congress
Lava
Banister
Li Leckerannd
Framing Avenue
Eureka Laundry Co
Col. Linden St
Adams Ave
Ute
Hyta
M. Brown
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