Notable residents depart for Washington and New York
The report lists several locals traveling to Washington and New York aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad. Among those mentioned are Miss Agnes Vicker, Miss Cornelia Galpla, Miss M K Cornelia, and Mrs Lynn Keynes, with others like John Bendre and Charlie Robinson staying behind or returning from trips. Ae trials include an eye operation for Themes Pickeon, with a three week NY stay anticipated for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John MM
Lwnei
M. Howman
Dvaeie
Division
Etrom
Glient Altormey FF
Mower
Shurckin
Eliaemite
Agnes Vicker
the Louder’ S
New York City
Cornelia Galpla
Mise Graham
Washington
Nevivania
A. Watres
HM. Watree
BR Watres
MT Kelly
Rhodes
Themes Pickeon
New York
Scranton Quo Warranto Fight Over Ward Office Seat
In Scranton a court heard a quo warranto challenge over Terppe's claim to a ward seat after he did not reside in the Old South Ward. Frank J. Dickert’s substitution for Terppe was debated as attorneys argued Terppe’s validity as a ward representative and the proper method to elect or appoint poor directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor Board
Terppe
Old South
Scranton
Frank J. Dickert
Fred L. Terppe
John J. Murphy
Allles
Airector
Tsold South
Mir. Murphy
Booth
Tenry
Archibald
Auccessor
Dickert
Terpile
Yostondas
Joh F. Serage
Dude Hiunttier
Uait Wal
Cartier
Wits
Candidun
Gunster
Murphy
Lo. Burr
Scragg
Borie
Early 19th Century Patent Cure Ad Offers Refund Guarantee
A vintage advertisement touts factory price sales on small Weet Havangs lots and a money back guarantee for Keenes Warranted Syrup of Tar to cure coughs or colds. Garney Brown & Co J G Bone & isomore and John PF Donate of Pa endorse the refund offer with a sample product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garney, Brown &Co
J. G. Bone
Funeral of J W Sweeney Held at St Pauls Church
A large gathering attended the funeral services for the late J W Sweeney at St Pauls church in Kidder. Rev Father Martin of St Pauls celebrated a solemn high mass with Rev A T Broderick Rev Patrick Quirin and Rev Pulrkek McManus assisting. Mary Niland sang, Edward Sullivan led the prayers, and Edward Sullivan sang the requiem. Clergy listed from Olyphant Carbondale and surrounding towns attended. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named from Olyphant Archbald Forest City Jermyn and Os- parts. Interment followed at Arlington in the Delaware County area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don W. Sweeney
St. Paul's
Tomes Comerford
Armhindd
John Uirutia
PL McManne
James O'Brien
John Burke
Olyphant
Janes Padden
Willan Gilmartin
Archball
Frank Holmes
Forest City
Willan Lawler
Joessup
Jame Williams
Dougherty
Thomas Wale
To Delles
Chales Kearney
M. DP. Brown
KO No Kentedy
Osphan
Services at St Luke's Church This Week
The article lists daily services at St Luke's Uyirgual Church on Wyoming Avenue for the week. It notes Holy Communion daily, and Holy Cross Order talks by Rev Joseph Huntington with dates including Maundy Thursday and Good Friday, plus a Passion address by Bishop Tah on Good Friday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Uyirgual Church
Wyoming Avenue
Touilay
Wain
Wednewlay
Maundy
Thuteday
Kadir
Oh Rev
Joseph
Huntington
Ie Order of the Holy Cross
Blehop
Morel's Easter Display At Market Street Florist
Morel's Floral Garden on Market Street displays a wide Easter assortment including hydrangeas carnations Easter lilies hyacinths and tulips. The shop claims its hyacinths are the finest in the area and promises prompt service for church or private decorations with trained workmen and available telephone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morel
Ust Market Street
Clark's E.vetor Display at Noe Washington Ave Annex
Clark's exhibit at Noe 243 Washington Avenue features a display of flowering and assorted plants. The venue showcases diverse blossoms and greenery in the annex space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
E.vetor
Noe
Woshington Avenue
Mrs Wing Jow’s Boothing Syrup Advert
A misread advertisement touts Mrs Wing Jow’s Boothing Syrup as a remedy for diarrhea and teething pain in children. It claims long use by mothers, promotes soothing the child, and asks readers to buy the remedy for twenty five cents per bottle.
Apostolic Times Review At Methodist Ministers Union
The secular meeting of the Methodist Ministers union met at Rim Park church with strong attendance. Professor Methusbert of Union Theological Seminary reviewed Apostolic Times by Hew F. E. Santer, noting some profit but urging care as conclusions may not be orthodox. Speakers included Rev. Giffin and Rev. Snowden. vote of thanks to Mr. Santee. list of attendees and conferees followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ministers’ Union
Rim Park
Apostolic Times
Methubert
Union Theological Seminary
Hew FE. L. Santer
Old Forge
CG. M. Giffin
Kim Park
Guy Snowden
Moscow
Santee
Devi
Jiseph Madison
William Mdgar
Lyman
A. F Chaffee
Frank Young
MM. Alber
Hinesdale
HL A
Paendiikes
FR. Martin
Philadelphia
Poetry Reading Receives Ovation in Wilkes-Barre
James Whititteenids D2neOp appeared at Abe Leeder’s event in Wilkes-Barre drawing warm applause. Judge Stanley Woodward introduced him before discussing Riley and dialect poetry, praising authentic language and natural imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitcomb Riley
Wilkes-Barre
Lyceum
James
Lyon
Somoten
Mhasiciana
Aitin
Stellen
Poe
Miley
Nealy
Tani
Riley
Kiley
Farewell to Secretary Pearsall at Local Association
The local Young Men's Christian Association and Ladies Auxiliary honored FW Pearsall on his six year term as secretary with a farewell at Lackawanna Avenue. Speakers praised his service, and gifts were presented from railroad workers and the auxiliary. Pearsall heads to New York City to begin a new position at Porty North Street and Madison Avenue. successor W. W. Adal will arrive Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearsall
New York
Abroad Young Men's Christian Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
FW. Peart
Association
Lackawanna Avenue
Fear
New York City
Tremont
John It
Troch
Arochition
Chmurky
Oppheons
HLM
Alared
G. Matty
Young Men's Christhin Association
Childein
J. H Sweee
Ladies' Auxiliary
Poursatl
Thuilding
Portynrth Street
Madison Avenue
New Place
W. W. Adal
Fragmentary Local Notice From 05 Washington Av
A damaged OCR item mentions Thursday of lark and a place at 05 Washington avers old Quermasy buthling. The readable bits suggest a local notice or notice fragment with place name seems. No clear action or deadline is identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avers
Spring Millinery Opening At 407 Spruce Street
Millinery shop opens today and tomorrow with Hannah Jenkins hosting the event at 407 Spruce Street. Residents urged to visit for new spring hats and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Jenkins
Spruce Street
Langstaff Kelly Contest Names Involved Voters List
The Langstaff Kelly election contest lists numerous voters from the Fourth district of the First ward examined in the arbitration room yesterday. Names include Thomas Micharia William J Richart Alfred Cardwine Daniel Cardwine and many others with a second hearing set for today in the arbitration room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langstaff- Kelly
Thomas Micharia
William J. Richart
Alfred Cardwine
Daniel Cardwine
DY. J. Richards
David A. Davis
George Amith
John J. Jones Dawes H. Srith
Nicholas Jenkins
Pred Nuldy
David William
James van Catnip
John H. Shaffer
Abram Jenkins
David FE. Evans
Richard Jenkins
Alfred Morro
Frank Welter
Fvones
John Thigiile
Teane Jenkins
Selo T. Means
Joan J. Bvane
Thomas 8. Evans
Thomas Thomas
John P. Jones
David K. Davis
William Davie
Thomas & Jenkins
Panic
Thvans
Titus Davis
Thomas Cardwine
Thoras Wohvter
Richard
Two More Brass Thieves Nabbed by City Police
Patrolman George Jones captured Van Valen after a hot pursuit near the blast furnace area. Lieutenant Zang of the South Side precinct reported arresting Thomas Sissong, a 16 year old, linked to the Soline gang in metal theft at the Wyroming house machinery. He had evaded capture for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
van Valen
Avakding
Zang
South Side
Thomas Sissong
Soline
Student Booklet Promotes Bunsen-Rumford Co
A student booklet from Graston Pa advertises the Bunsen-Rumford Company. It highlights cooking food with excellence and encourages watching or matinee viewing, visiting the sick, and reading a French novel as part of its program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graf
Bunsen-Rumford Co
Graston
Kingston Alarm Signals Push to Lay Off Coal Crews
The Bloomsburg division likely to trim ten to twelve workers as two engines serve the Pittston to Scranton run. Helpers will carry conductors but no brakemen, with Kingston as headquarters and trips six to seven daily. No engineers or firemen face layoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Kingston
Bloomsburg
Wilkes-Fharre
Pittston
Scranton
Pittitton
Bseranton
Donations Pour In for Letter Carriers Convention Fund
List of numerous donors contributing to the fund supporting the Letter Carriers Convention in September. Names include Mrs. AL Baunders, Mire Bloor Biower, Mr SN OM Beane, Mrs Alfred Wooler, Mrs IL W Stehocker, Mrs J Sherbert, Mr Bolwoiler, and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reptember
al, Baunders
Bloor Biower
OM. Beane
J. Ferber
Alfred Wooler
IL W. Stehocker
J. Sherbert
Bolwooiler
Butie
Wooftman
W Carpenter
F. Moet Fer
Mofl
Grit
Pughes
Milche Deagon
Hinge
MI. Lord
Leogard
James Connor
Val Ilies
W. Merry
Rmith
Ath Hatley
Harles Keefer
Mire
Rei New
Mra
Dodge
Mulherin
Jide
Wilton L
Geddrien
Abie A
Coleman
Warren
AW. Goodall
Clowrad
Kent
Butler
A. Sylvester
A. A. Viewlow
Beels
Hewitt
EO ON
Baitles
Gy Jones
Mere
Thome Ingaine
Patrick Kurne
Joseph Melon
Saniel Lamb
Conroy
Bunne
Threaten to Withdraw Over Factory Sale in Scranton
Local business figures fear a factory deal in Bingh a mton may fall through as Meranten reportedly secured the factory. Mr Chetrlee FR fee acknowledged weaker prospects while Mr Koollev’s congratulatory note hints at a withdrawal. Min Van Dyke, a Scranton offeror, travels to Bridgeport to move the plant to Scranton, with Scranton residents confident they will obtain the factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing- Witton Herald
Keller Paso
Min van Dyke
Scranton
Furnich
Ieller
Wome
Fcranton
Bridgeport
Scrantoniane
Week of Special Services at Local Presbyterian Church
The hot Presbyterian church hosts daily services this week under a 4 time-honored tradition to stir interest in religion. Rev. James McLeod leads the opener with Rev. Clearge Ulrich of Grace Reformed Episcopal presenting tonight. Dr. McLeod expects assistance from Rev. David Burrell of New York. Services start at 7.45 each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLeod
Clearge Ulrich
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Will Presen
McLeot
Rew
David Burrell
New York
Miners Meet at Dunmore Sparks Union Drive
Herjamin James, organizer for the United Mine Workers of America, addressed a large Dunmore crowd and predicted a new union formation within weeks. He arrives after a period of evangelization in the Wyoming Valley and will speak at Mt Meakant West Side Pine Brook Carbondale No 1 mine and Winter this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herjamin James
United Mine Workers’ Union of America
Dunmore
Wyoming Valley
Mt. Meakant
West Bide
Pine Brook
Carbondale
Taylor for Inspector Nomination Sparks Special Meeting
A special meeting of the select council was called on request of Frable Boyle Shea McAndrew and Meann to consider the mayor’s nomination of Joseph Taylor of the West Side as inspector for Providence. The council will meet tonight to press final reading of the appropriation ordinance and a likely fine for a special election to fill the Twenty-fifth ward vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Messrs
Frable
Boyle
Shea
McAndrew
Meann
Joseph Taylor
Providence
Carbondale Merchant Files Voluntary Bankruptcy
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed yesterday in Carbondale by Max White, a merchant, with Referee Van Wormer. Attorney R. F. Stuart represents White. The case reports no assets and liabilities of 22 110 from fifty six creditors including Ladies' Home Journal and The Bookman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wormer
R. FD. Stuart
Max White
Carbondale
Newark Asphalt Paving Faces Receiver Appointment
Newark Asphalt and Paving Construction Company seeks a receiver as it struggles to finish city contracts amid accusations of financial missteps and inability to meet streets paving obligations. George MacDonald, former Newark resident and company official, is noted as the interim administrator and former contract holder for local paving projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Newark Asphalt Paving Onl Construction Company
Trenton
Kent
Foreitix
Aelven
Pal
F. Connolly
Heorke
Nownth
Domer
Creston
Moburdl
Barat Tiets Pu
Willian Poult
Sie
le Presnent
Clarence Tine Verity
Dent
James J. Crowlton
Tresniper
Ant George Macdonald Secretare
Cenenad Hanaeor
Willy
New York
Ceplali Ani
Kia Gompune Fe Keen
Newark Company
Advent
Death rate in city near normal last week
City records show thirty deaths from all causes last week, two below the weekly average. Thirteen transmissible diseases were reported including scarlet fever six measles one and diphtheria. One death from scarlet fever and one from whooping cough noted.
Wilkes-Krorre Record Moves to Scranton News Stands
The Wilkes-Krorre Record is now sold in Scranton at Beteman Bros. 4 Spruce and Bil Linden street, Mat. Laeiwanna usenie. Also advertised are Apel’s dental archives and a 420 Spruce Cards and Novelties Moldion on 427 Spruce street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apel
Spruce
Spruce Street
Wilkes-Krorre
Tod
Scranton
Beteman Bros
Spruce and
Bil Linden Street
Laeiwanna Usenie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton’s Book Store
the Griffin Art Studio
Lackawanna Dairy CO
Aigo Sar Adams Avenue
A. A. Lindabury
PottoMve
South Main Avenue
Chas. McMullen & Co, Law National Bank Building
Lares
Enepecialle
Telo
P. J. Reap
City Athendetta
Penn Avenue
Lynden Stree
Windsor
Keeley
Keeley Institute
Madison Ave
Scrant UN Transfer CO
Haggage
Wuruer
Lacka, Ave
Ack Awanna Baundry
Gok Eon Aveous AB Warman
Wile 2
Miller
Tunshwanork
Mre
Awe Ritfriendt
Wilkes
Lares Mixson Margaret
Katherine Foote
Archbald
Bhave
Alr
Mes
Jia McConnor
Nort Lincolt
Gilente Ale
Lynn. Keynes
John F. Scragg
Beidleman
the Bookman
Masonic
J. W. Sweeney
Friends
ST. Luke's
Morel Brothers
Mrs. Winslow
Methodist Ministers
MR. Pearsall
Railroad
Stew
SF Mathews
Nusior
Cibleet
Jo Siweel
Simmwon
J. Hobinada
Second Presbyterian Church
Frank Bryant
Robinson
Bryant
Colhal
Poearail
Pearsallzs
Coursen
Jersey
E. G. Coursen
First Presbyterian Church
United Mine Workers
Taylor
Inspector
Ladies’ Home Journal
Idiemay
Bull
Asphalt Company
New York Herald
MacDonald
Tevin North Main Avenue
8. C. Snyder
Vicinity
Clarke Bros
Ava
Serantog
Woda
Raynolis
Toetia
Torratete Wil Drieshuey
Nitun
Ani
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Mindi
Cubit Gale Tie
Wuirtthof
the Richart & Sandarson Ol! Co
TIONA
Wyoming Ave
Short & Higgins
Luckawanns Ave
Maloney Oil and Manufacturiye
Soraya Pr
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