Personal notices from a city society page
The item lists numerous individuals and connections across several neighborhoods noting engagements and social ties. Guests and families mentioned include Mrs. Dolan Lewy, Mr. John He Welrtet, Mrs. AP, Mrs. da. B. Chaybett, and Mis Kathewing A Shea among others. The text references engagements, weddings, and society events with locations in Port Jevis New York Wilkes-Parin and Washington, listing names tied to Upcoming Patrick’s volunteers and church roles. The passage reads as a dense society bulletin detailing affiliations and impending ceremonies or announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogens
Willie Iiurre
New York
Aretha
Wilkes-Parin
Mireen
Lolenwtoln
Berit Rowdy
Thirrishirg
Gudeta
Mre
da. B. Chaybett
Marion Biert
Neely Isp
Rive Benutor Neely
Mandre
Mise
Kathewing
Shea
Wiehington
John Alabe
Namor
Pittston
Mt. Patricks
Volunrel
Wuaehinema Pdc
Big
Tie
Dery Stafford
Tng
Mikey Slicata
Colone Thonwis Sheet
The
Cotmlenany
United States Army
Constable Gerrity Faces Assault Charge After Nipper Incident
West Market Street resident Peter Gerrity, a constable-elect, is under arrest following an alleged assault and the use of nippers during a street incident. Alderman Saltey and Constable Cole are cited in the proceedings as authorities involved as the ward’s local justice apparatus responds to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gerrity
Saltey
Bailiwiel
Willus Cusick
Gervity
Jaume Kelly
West Market Siroet
Gerrity
Dpm
Eleath
Kelly
Gerrity Alrester
Dahl
Cole
Grinty
CAPT GILMAN'S COMPANY FORMS 13th PENNSYLVANIA GUARD
About twenty five men attended a meeting to reorganize as Company TD Thirteenth Pennsylvania National Guard. Two thirds supported enlisting. others favored rejoining after consideration. The new company will have fifty five men onsite, using Camp Mack Kengis muster roll of ninety one. Captain Gilman seeks to preserve the Thirteenth identity and welcomes former members who pass examinations. Inspections by Major Wy. S. Millar are planned for the reorganized unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compay DL
Poposvivanta Veliun
Ted Infantry
Peaioent National Guard
Pennsylvania
Formini
Glin
Kho
Sepurite
Mack Kengis
United States Volunteer Service
Oon
Thirteenth Remiment
National Guard of
Thirteenth
Gilman
Company
Wy. S. Millar
Elk Bowlers Rally To Four Game Victory In Pitts ton
Elk bowling team defeated Rik of Pitts ton four games 68 to 62 910 to 875 947 to 857 and 678 to 587. Wharton posted the highest average 181 and Sehnepif had the top individual score 2h. Visitors were entertained at Kellys alleys before a return match set for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elke
Pittston
RIK
Kellys Alleys
Scranton
Thurles
Piaster
PRN Pe
George Koch
Emil Lenin
Wharton
Madenspacher
Pilteten
Pepiter Xentell
Murray
Gibbons
Connors
Loftus
Thewipsion
Scion
Sehnepif
Pitustem
Deal To Be Closed At Board Of Trade Meeting
The manufacturers committee of the board of trade will meet in the secretary's office at 3 oclock this afternoon to close up the dent for a big industry which the board has been after for some time. Every member is urged to be present. no firm action can come today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers Committee
The
Board of Trade
Argert
Classic Cloth House Offers Retrotinn Fashion Pamphlet
The pamphlet advertises a range of fine retro inspired clothing and cuts. It highlights popular street style items and fashionable outfits available to customers through the shop and its network of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phicor
Alan
Auction Notice of Jewelry and Silverware in Pa
Auction listing details a sale of diamonds gold and valuable silverware. Sellers include Thomas Paulker Wilkes Tstarre in Pennsylvania with items described for bidding.
Triatheroe & Co. Opens New Tackawanne Avenue Store
Announcement lists opening on Tackawanne avenue with removal details and a move to 780 Banderson avenue. Mentions Holy Thursday observance and Clark's annex at 28 Washlington avenue. Removal by De Tusler and Peutht, with pie relocation to residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triatheroe & Co
Tackawanne “Avenue
Clark's Annex
Washlington Avenue
Quernney Huilding
de Tusler
Peutht
Pie
Banderson Nenue
Anrita
Burglars and police name suspects in Ararat case
Report details a raid aftermath in Ararat with William Leach’s son finding items in a stump and detectives linking two gangs to a spate of safes cracking. James Kelly and James Cynaumliges were wounded. Kelly is not Ashley resident but linked to the area. Police pursue connections to the Corcoran murder as clues surface from hospital and jail authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
Monroe County
Kelly
Ashley
William Leach
Ararat
Cavannick
Ashley Schieves
Corcoran
Cumming
Leonard
Yeaterday
William Lach
Otee
Lastich
Carbondale News
Wil
Pollo
Paddy Brooks
Brearke
Broovks
Brooks
Foster Ie
Keighron
Suspects Denied True Names in Corcoran Murder Case
A reporter asked about the identities of suspects Kelly and Cummings. Mr. Kelborn said they had not given their correct names and declined to reveal them. He would not say whether he suspects they were involved in the murder of Michiel F. Corcoran at Duryen several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Cummings
Kelebron
Tino
Michiel F. Corcoran
Duryen
General Manager Engaged for Fire Men's Fair
At the weekly executive meeting of the fire men's fair committee Chief Mickey's appointed Charles B. Mac Quivey as general manager to direct all fair affairs. The group considered moving the annual Parade and inspection from September to May 4 opening day. The matter will be reassigned to new councils and key committees to lobby through. A report on hotel accommodations said city hostels can easily entertain 1,00 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen's Fair
Mickey's
Charles B. MacQuivey
Committee
Webber Succeeds Carr as Scranton Electric Plant Head
Henry N Webber master machinist takes charge of the Scranton Electric Light plant replacing Albert J Carr who retires after twelve years. Carr’s health and unpopularity with workers cited. announce posted March 30 1890 naming Henry Kingsley as chief lineman and others in charge of machinery and timekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tarr
Scranton Electric Light Company
Henry N. Webber
Carr
Tribune
Scramon Street
Cory
Henry N, Whrerer
Henry Kingsley
Albert J, Carr
Scranton
Bargained For One Lodging Then Helped A Needy Girl
A well dressed young woman sought a night’s shelter at the Globe hotel saying she had no money. The proprietor provided a bed as the hotel readied for move operations. Mrs Duggan of the Board of Associated Charities collected a bundle including a long white dress and the name of a young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Hotel
Manley
Duggan
Associated Char
Mayor to sign Lanier avenue paving ordinance this morning
Mayor Malley plans to sign the Lanier avenue paving ordinance despite delays. Plaintiffs’ releases from two property owners were requested before signing but not secured, and the mayor will proceed as he believes the measure adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malley
Lavelle
Fragmentary Notice From Atoom Annex
A fragmentary OCR item references "Dion't fall" and an address or firm name "Chirk & Co" on Washington Avenue with unclear context. The readable text lacks complete sentences or concrete events to confirm a specific action, date, or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoom Annex
Dion’t
S MW
Chirk & Co
Dress and Novelty Stands in Noaby Bagnar Market
Readable items include dresses Teefera and Royal Tess for Faster at Noaby Bagnar 412 Spruce Street Easter Cards Hinkiote and Novelties Betdleman the Hookman Eneko The Popular Punch Cigar priced 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noaby Bagnar
Spruce Etreet
Betdleman the Hookman
Eneko
Master Carpenters Refuse the Demand in 1899
The Master Carpenters Association announces a formal reply to journeyman demands for 240 dollars per day of eight hours starting June 1, while current pay is 2.25 dollars for a nine hour day. The resolution, adopted unanimously, states they will retain most rules but adjust only rule No 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Master Carpenters’ Association of the Huilders’ Exchange
Dear Alt
Carpenters' Mine
Holy Thursday Services At St Peter's Cathedral
Holy Thursday services at St Peter's cathedral drew a full house with over one hundred priests in attendance. Bishop Trahan celebrated the mass assisted by Rev Peter Christ and others, with two consecrated hosts carried in procession and later placed for public adoration before the pre-sanctified mass today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
Pathenry
Trahan
Trey
N. J. McManuas
Providence
Peter Christ
South Scrant
J. V. Massie
Plains
M. F. Crane
Avoca
J. PR. O'Malley
Kingston
J. J. BB. Feeley
Nicholson
P. ©. Winters
Hawley
T. F. Kiernan
Parsona
J. A. Moffitt
Taylor
J. V. Moylan
Stonesdale
Christ
Tishop Hoban
M. J. McColligsan
J. C. McAndrews
J. J. Brown
J. Z. G'Bosk
Six Soldiers Honored at Junior Order Reception in Moses Taylor Council
Six soldiers from the Thirteenth regiment were honored at an informal reception hosted by Moses Taylor council No 1, Junior Order United American Mechanics. First Lieutenant E E Berry Corporal 2D Smith Private Arthur Warner and Privates Henry Moinzer El Whetstone and Charles Clark shared camp tales, with Earl Held on harmonica and guitar, Oscar Henorp at the piano, and A M Sprague on the phonograph. George T Harvey chaired the event and Attorney John G MocAskie spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Berry
Earl Held
Oscar Henorp
A. Mi Sprague
F. Harvey
A. F P. Butz
George Ellenwood
Threatened Strike at Scranton Daires Over Reinstatement
Scranton Daires workers threaten action after dismissals for refusing to place substitutes. lawyers consulted as potential wage claims arise. Union says group will act in unison unless reinstated without condition at Green Ridge, with recent discharge cited and grievances tied to substitution duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Daires
Green Ridge
That will cheer the home at Clarks Annex
A fragment mentions Clark's Annex on Washington Avenue with a cheerful note likely tied to a home improvement or welcome gesture. No further details available in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark's Annex
Washington Avenue
Dr. 8 C Snyder Announces Move to New Dental Office
Dr. 8 C Snyder will relocate to a new dental office at 420 Spruce in the Wilkes Barro area. The Buranton records indicate May and April dates for the transition, with distribution at the Rhols store on Linden Street in Lackawanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. Snyder
Maronie Temple
Buranton
Rholsmot Mies
Bpoiee
Linden Street
Lackawanna
The Student Grill Booklet by Bunsen-Runford Co
A booklet titled The Student Grill offers easy to write present ideas. The document from Bunsen Runford Co of Otown Ia provides a concise guide for gifts suitable for wives mothers or friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunsen-Runford
Oton, Ia
Custom Department Wins Friends with Merit and Value
Royle and Murvkiow promote affordable fashion at 416 Lackawanna Avenue highlighting good merit and price. The note emphasizes stylish ft clothing and customer appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle & Muckiew
Lackawanna Avenue
Royle & Murvkiow
Auction of Diamonds Art Display by Thomas C Parker
Thomas C Parker of Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania announces disposal of his entire stock of diamonds and valuable art display at auction next week. He invites buyers and collectors to inspect and bid on the lot in the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Parker
Wilkew-Barre
Blooming Bargain at G I Clark Annex Sale
Free to all and open to everyone the event offers a wealth of bloom. Shoppers urged to make their selection early before the rush at the Annex on Washington Avenue hosted by G I Clark & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Washington Avenue
G. I. Clark & Co
Davis Mandeville Death Notices in Wilkes-Barre and Pittston
Davis dies in Pittston on March 2 aged 4 years with burial planned. Mandeville dies in Wilkes-Barre on March 23 at residence on Academy Street aged years with interment at Hazleton today.
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Davis
Pittston
Puneral
Stor
Mandiavosue
Wilkes-Barre
Mandeville
Aige
Academy Street
Hazleton
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Norton
M. Norton
S. Main St
the Griffin Art Studio
Noo
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanra Dairy CO
Fegstar Adama
A. A. Lindabury
Cmmre Towers
Chas. McMullen & Co
Traders National Bank
P.J. Reap
Stram and Gas le
Rompthy
Ofvenuw Avencie and
Biade
the Windsor
Keeley Gurequor
Keeley Institute
Madison Ave
8Ca
Nton
United States
Itive
Lack. Ave
Agkawanna
Penn Avenue
Dolan Lewy
Bere eVeyde
Wilbon McNalle
Sip Therlock Street
AP. Sar Co Hie Weal Wone
Port Jeevis
John He Welrtet
Lee Dn Charis
Min Touls Long
B.C Lmoy
Taster
Tae
API
Singe & Wailinw
Tikes Wily
Emoire
Mr. Kelly
West Market Street
Pittston Elks
Thomas
Paulker
Wilkes-Ttarre, Pa
James Kelly
James Cynaumliges
Ptrralars
Atari
Mondas
Cuiers
Westenday
T. Fr. Welter
Polier
Stroudsburg
Darelikros
Lohiah Viallex Company
Troubie
Maloney
Soluay Ha
Qiev
Times of Last
Keighroan
Northwstern
Horan
Aqc
Coursen
Jersey
Co. B. Macquivey
Webber
Scranton Electrica Light Company
Spain
Sanderson Avenue
Hiuail
Mrs. Winslow
Piyty
Druselste
Murder Carpenters’ Association of the Builders
Exchuanize
Moses Taylor Council
Scranton Dairy Company
E. G. Goursen
Dr.Bull
Our Custom Department
Wyantington’s
Ays
Miear
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming
John T. Porter
W.W. Watson
Frank L. Phillips
DR. Barrett
Coentist
Spruce St
Jermyn
Mollie
Perry Brothers
Wyomiat Av
Bell & Skinner
Hotel
Lackawanna Ava
Raynolds
Hand & Payne
On the Square
Washington Ave
Spruce Street
Opp
Commonwealth Bldg
Tha Richart & Sandarson Oi Co
Iona Uruele
Capuuse Ave
Wyoming Ave
H Bouquet
Shumy & Higgins
Lackawanna Ave
Pialoney OL
Thusy Telephone
Scratton
Ue Bana
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