City Notes Preview Parades and Appeals In Local Notices
City notes announce a parade by Sons of Veterans and a 1 PM meeting at the poet rooms. Appeals from the Fifteenth and Sixteenth wards were heard yesterday with Fifth and Sixth wards scheduled today. A hostler, Fitch, was detained over a consignment of driving lines, while Keller plane factory officials tout a high grade instrument despite vague pricing. An illustrated catalogue from Bittenbinler & Co. is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller Plane Factory
Mingehoamton
Keller Plane
Scranton notices and city actions update
The Scranton item lists a multiform update including a men’s meeting at Green Ridge Church of the Good Shepherd led by the Brotherhood of St Andrew, a manufacturers conference with the board of trade, a secured bail for William Strump, Market Street paving contract details, a test of electric light quality, post office hours changes, and misused cruelty charges involving two Maltby men. Funeral records note Leonard Abelow field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild
A. Fuller
Wilkes-Harre
Coroner to Investigate Infant Death Inquest Ordered
The infant body found in a bun was disinterred and taken to Letchworth’s undertaking establishment for a coroner’s examination to determine birth status. No marks of violence found. suspicious circumstances prompt empaneling of a jury. A inquest will be held this evening in the court house arbitration room to hear testimony from jurors Purcell Rone McDonough Bicksne Holleran Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunmore
Letchworth
Roberts
W. OL. Purcell
H. A. Rone
A. P. Mc
Elliott Haunting History Leads to Hillside Home
Robert Elliott, once stabbed in Ben Davis saloon on North Main avenue, was taken to Hillside Home yesterday by Lieut Spellman and Patrolman Rosa. The troubled man, long unstable after his injuries and later the death of a son in a railway accident, had shown aggression toward others for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Spellman
Hobert Elliott
North Main Avenue
John Orgilly
Ben Davis
Rosa
Eliott
Delaware and Hudson
Providence
Died Feene y Scrantom Wert Wert Maredy 11
Funeral details announced for Robart F. Crain age 71 with services at Holy Crease church and Cathedral cemetery. Burial at Dover area. Public notice lists Maury Peatey and at residence. Funeral Thursday morning at 9 o'clock.
General Grant Back On The Rails After Severe Wreck
The engine General Grant, one of the oldest in the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western fleet, left the Holden area wreck scene after three days of work. It toppled down a fifteen foot embankment while being moved, broke several cars free, and required a fresh track and heavy cables to lift it back to the main line. It will go to repair shops for overhaul and rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
General Grant
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Tyne, Taylor and
Taylor Colliery
Pyne
Eveat
Triesdale
Norton Brother Killed in Copper Mines at Butte City
Michael Norton of 117 Pittston Avenue received a telegram notifying the death of his brother Andrew Norton in Butte City Montana. No cause given beyond death at work in copper mines. Remains likely brought home for interment and arrival expected Thursday. Andrew, twenty six, married, had been in the west about two years and had asked his brother to join him.
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Butte
Mon
Michael Norton
Pittston Avenue
Andrew Norton
Butte City
Montana
West
Remains of Private Frank Pease to be Buried Here
The body of Private Frank Pease of this city, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pease, formerly of Clark’s Burnt, is on its way to be buried here. He was killed in the charge up San Juan hill near Santiago during the Spanish American War and was buried in Cuba before the government arranged his exhumation and return home.
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Frank Pease
and Mire
Oscar BR. Pease
San Juan Hill
Santiago
Cuba
Clark's
Bumnilt
Scott’s Lady of the Lake Presented at Green Ridge
A lit and fashionable crowd filled Green Ridge Presbyterian Church for a Woman’s Club complimentary program by Rev. Dr. Lansing. The discussant offered selections from Scott’s Lady of the Lake with brief verse readings and a humorous retelling of the poem’s tale.
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Green Ridge
Bitten Tale and Starred Verses At Regional Recital
The audience regrets the programme length prevented Ellen from performing Boldler Rest Thy Warfares Oer. Roderick Chu and Malcolm Graeme engage in a fierce rivalry over Ellen as Allan Bane and Douglas are drawn in. The poet avoids sing song by a memory prodigy who recites long excerpts from many cantos. The climax features Fitz James and Snowdown’s Weight in Scotland’s King with dramatic effect.
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Ellen
Roderick Chu
Malcolm Graeme
Ham
Allan Bane
Douglas
Fitz James
Snowdown
Scotland
Twentieth Century Club Holds First Annual Banquet
The Twentieth Century club of the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association held its first annual banquet at Hanley's dining rooms. The event served a seasonal menu and honored Secretary F. W. Pearsall with a farewell. Frank J. Glover chaired the program with James A. Mellon as toastmaster and speakers including Frank D. Glover Warren A. Berry and John T. Troch.
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Twentieth Century Club
Hanley
F. W. Pearsall
Frank J. Glover
James A. Mellon
Glub
Henry Curry
Frank D. Glover
Warren A. Berry
Railrad
Young Men's Christian Association
John Tt. Troch
Frank W. Peareall
Frank P. Bryant
America
Obituary: Henry Dimier Dies After Illness at 41
Henry Dimier died early Sunday of heart failure at his Taylor avenue home. He came to the city at 19 and spent 36 years in Dickson Manufacturing Company pattern shop. Survived by Mrs. George C Wahl, Henry Dimler and Fred Dim er. Funeral set for 2 PM with burial in Forest Hill cemetery. Becher lodge of Masons, a charter member, to conduct services. Mrs. Mary Teeney died at her residence 41 Third Street Saturday evening.
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Henry Dimier
Taylor Avenue
Dickson Manufactiring Company
George C. Wahl
Henry
Dimler
Fred Dimer
Forest Hi
Becher Lodge of Masons
Obituary Notices Acknowledge Deceased Long Charity Work
A long illness ended the life of a well known local woman aged ten years younger than her listed age. Survived by several children including Patrolman James Feeney. Funeral set for Thursday at 9 AM at Holy Cross Church Ber Vieew with burial at Cathedral Cemetery.
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Nee
Bhe Ja
James Feeney
Holy Croes
Cathedral Cemetery
Auction items list includes large and butter refrigerators
A catalog entry lists items for sale including One Large Refrigerator One Butter Refrigerator Oyater Bar and Fish Boxes. This brief item highlights household and storage goods available at the auction.
Stricken Civil War Vet Nelson La Rose Dies in Green Ridge
Nelson La Rose a Civil War veteran and longtime city resident died at his Deecon Street home after a paralysis strike at a North Berant reception Monday night. He was attended by Drs Welle and Sareth and survived by his wife and three children George Josse and Gertrude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson la Rose
North Berant
Deecon Street
Dre. Welle
Sareth
George
Josse
Gertrude
Lecture to horseshoers by Professor Wagner in city hall
Prof Wagner of Battle Wreck Michigan lectured to courtesimen and master horseshoers at A O U W Hall 421 Lauckawanna avenue last night. He presented views and diagrams of the horses foot and limb to a large local audience. Washington Camp members are urged to meet Thursday March 25 at 1 0 sharp for a reception parade to the Thirteenth regiment. Lane's 820 Spruce street advertises wines and cigars.
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Thirteenth Regiment
Finn & Phillips
Wyoming Avenue
Wagner
Battle Wreck
Mich
Lauckawannna Avenue
United States
Washington Camp
B. H. Harris
H. E. Affleck
Refund policy notice for syrup cough remedy
A defective, archaic notice declares a refund offer for Greenes Warranted syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough. The text also vows scent or testimonial proof and mentions several names and places including J. G. Bone and Piamore, Vo, with vague affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Bone
Piamore
Ff. Donanue
Olin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Law Library
J. L. Connell
Connell Building
Court Street
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
Clay Avenue
Prescott Avenue
Pine Street
Trader’s Real Estate CO
Trader's National Bank
Chas. Schlager, Met
Life MP
H. B. Ware
Sons OF Veterans
Camp & Song of Veterans
Piewre
Poet Rooms
Elm Park Church
Barker
Bim Fark Church
Volunteere of America
Howard Place
Wclock
Wilkes-Barre
T. ©. Cram
W. Valentine
Rb.t. Gould
Ths City
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Scrantonians
Pearcall
Reseng
G. A. Fitch
Conte
Bittenbiniler & Co
Biewele Ieelf
Cne Hievel
Board of Trade
Bolt and Nut
DP. B. Atherton
William Birump
Litt Enaiand
Bullirdaw
Howe
Phiilippine Bender
Market Street
Fallow
Moore & Flynn
Generelo Bane
Spain
Dunmore
Bailey
Wircorl
Tment
Washington
Scranton
Placy
Cuilgren
Job Witeheekt
Anthony Zelincki
Zelincki
Galoun
Awermian Millar
St. Josapis Foundling Home
Leonard
Kiarry Crothamel JE. Johnson
Lort
Eure
Pete Ploomasy
Omar Khayyem
Beranton
Patrick Mantey
Dunmere
Allerman Vlowe
Catherine Manley
Thorme
Jon Manley
Thomas
John
Robert Elliott
Dougherty & Thomas
Bunsen Rumford
Grant
Ayer
Norton
Scott
Dr. Lansing
Woman’s Club
B.D. Glover
FL Wy, Pearsal
Dr. T. Swartz
Fo P. Bryant
Arthur Shiffer
W. A. Berry
John Wade
W. J. Long
A. Hi. Masters
J. H. Trowh
J. A. Mellon
A. Whitchurch
Alex. Neely
Fred &. Roberts
W. G. Young
John Trown
W. B. Hornbaker
J. J. Cosgrove
Edward Getz
John Elleworth
L. Harris
Robert McCall
Elmer Harris
Thomas Wiltshire
W. «. Lamping
John Kane
James Sreenn
Leroy Snow
Arthur Griggs
John Lewis
Charles Campbell
Mary Teeney
Third Street
W. H. Pierce
Market
Penn Avenue
Wyoming Ave
Paris
New York
London
Globe
Toques
Bon
Nets
Horseshoers
A. O. U. W. Hall
Lane's
Spruce Street
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