Personal notes from the region include visitors and appointments
A flood of brief items lists Dr. John Burnett at Lake Woml Nod and others in Wilkes Barre Wilkes Barre. L B Wedeman Forest City. Byrne Warboodale. W J Hagen Moor & Hagen in New York for balloons. Mills Lake Ariel. Weston visiting Mrs S. Wetton at 410 Wyomley Ave. Coyne Adams Ave. Marcus Daly Carbon Dale News editor visiting his mother. state music association appoints Lackawanna county president. registrations at Wyoming include Northup Tunkhannock and A Johnson Banton. Major W G Fulton surgeon Lt 2 AL Capwell Thirteenth regiment. John McClraith recovering in Philadelphia to resume studies. Kaiser New York Team Opera Company owner leaves for German Faust production and English Faust production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn Burnett
Lake Woml
David Miller
Wilkow Taree
Wreetininetor
Gilligan
Wilkes Barre
L. BP. Wedeman
Forest City
Lirre Yeatering
Dunit Byrne
Warboodale
Op Scrayton
Yeaterday
W. J Hagen
Moor & Hagen
Naty
York City
Charlee E Mills
Lake Ariel
Weston
Mraherke S. Wetton
Wyomley Avenoe
W. Hi. Coyne
Adama Avenue
Marcus Daly
Carbondale
Lackawanna County
Wycoming
Hop. Northup
Tunkhannocks
N. A
Washington, D. C
Asis
United Itabi
John McClrath
Philadelphia
Hiadelphia
University of Punnsylvania
Charles A. Kaiser
New York
Czar
Carpenter
Faust
Engin
Funeral for David Reese at North Main Avenue Church
David Reese killed in Store's mine was laid to rest at North Main Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Fuller presided with assistance from Rev. Davie and Rev. Kinter. Pallbearers included six members from Knights of the Myatic Chain Sierra Accidental Fund and Sunday School class No. 10. Large, impressive ceremony. Also, Epworth League women hosted Rev. Hawxhurst’s reception at Park Place church amid his new assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Reese
Store
North Main Avenue
North Main Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
M.D. Fuller
Davie
Kinter
Pall Benrera
Knights of the Myatic Chain
Sierra Accidental Fund
Epworth League of the
Park Place
Episcopal Church
Hawxhurst
Non Muntis & Hawes
Mt Cevilian
Votal Abstinance
Bellevelent Society
Meare’ Hall
Toyal
Firat
Morris Thomas
T. H. Jones
T. J. Dale
Daniel Williams
Dr. Powell
Schuylhill County
Lewis Phillips
St David's Hall
T. T. Morgan
South Main Avenue
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
William W. Jones
Rachel Jones
Cora Storm
Howard Davies
F. Po Eyer
Wallace G. Moser
Gyntechs & Sons Advertises Repaired Music Boxes
Philadelphia based UMC Chestnut Street firm Gyntechs and Sons offers old music boxes repaired and improved with new tunes. Specialty: wine and industrial equipment noted as part of their offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keatmade
Gyntechs & Sons
UMC
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Scranton Commercial Association Offers Daily Etenographers
The Scranton Commercial Association announces provision of first class stenographers by the day or by the week with export bookkeeping as a specialty. Located at 425 Spruce Street, the association outlines professional services for business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Commercial Association, Limited
Three New Policemen and Linden Street Bridge Debate
City Council confirms three new officers Besse G Jones Samuel E Sloat and A Perry and hears City Solicitor Torrey opinion on moving Linden Street bridge to Mulberry Street A two thirds vote defeats refer to committee and discussion follows on bridge location and costs Also orders for city printing and street work advance with several ordinances and resolutions adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrey
Connell
Wringly
Linden Street
Besse G. Jones
Samual E. Sloat
A. Perry
Firat
Wilttee
Richard Edvearda
John Davie
Peter Zang
Thomas D. Willie
Michael Spellman
Robert Dmiter
Mr. Laver
Linden Atreat Bridge
Mulberry Street
Cornelia
Lavella
Alteia
Act of Assembly
Eseambly
MeKellow
Mtresta and Bridges
Kellew
EM CN Feen
Lindell
Rome
Roche
Hyde Park
Clemons
McCann
Clemone
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
West Lackawanna Avenue
Tryde Park
Providence
Sweland Street
Laner Field
DIDS
Coming Attractions at the Academy of Music Tonight
Crystal Hose company presents The Fast Mail at the Academy of Music with Lincoln J. Carter overseeing special scenery and dramatic effects including a blown boat, a freight train, a real water cataract, and a suspended bridge. Also featured are DeWalt Hopper and his comic opera company in Panjandram with Miss Lie Fuller among the cast, plus a revival of The Galley Slave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Hose Company
Academy of Music
Lincoln J. Carter
Nisgara Pallu
Paniandrum Tomraday Niwiit
DeWalt Hopper
Dai
New York City
Mr. Popper
Ascen
Lie Fuller
South Side Streets in Tangled Line Dispute Progress
In the South Side a dispute over street lines between the Hack Land company and the Lackawanna Iron and Steel company may be resolved with surveys led by Surveyor A. BK and City Engineer Phillipe. Meantime local residents push for an order to improve paved streets and reduce dust as preparations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roaring Brook
Manley
Linden Street
Connell
Washington and
Clay Avenues
Olver Pointe
Iiseet
Sapien
Bireh
Lyenet
Stone
Hreck Land Company
Lackawanna Irog and Steel Company
Fach
Atreete
Bots
Ponyenty Surveyor A. BK
Phillipe
Connelinen
Ninetesath
Means & Hagen
St. John's Bull
John Stiglin
Theck Street
Charles Gallagher
The
Tupans
Minooka
William H. Walter
Board of Auditors
Lackawanna Township
Means & Haars
Remaina Will Be Taken to Tamaqua for Interment
The Remaina of Thomas Williams, former resident of the side, will be taken to Tamaqua for interment after services held at his mother Mary Williams’s home in 148 Academy Street. The body was conveyed by Undertaker Price following prayer services led by Rev. Darin Jones at the First Woelel Congregational church. The funeral arrangements were announced for the Jersey Central train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williame
Hatteelitz
Montene
Loclock
Price
Mra
Mary Williams
Academy Street
Dari Jones
Woelel Congregational
Mise Kathe Pidgenia
Ararat
Shetebannaaonnty
Thomas F. Muslea
North Sumner
Atenue
Jane Edwarde
Willow Barre
Elgar Lo Aghes
Montrose
Mre Fila McKoight
Choitwe McKeaight
Ninth Strong
Waal Born Street
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Ladium
All Things Musical
Stelle & Seeley
Wyoming Ave
Weber
Star
Emerson
THADE
Weston Mill Co
Gewars
Fanh
TQUAR
North End
Select Council
Aida
Scrastos Trust
Scranton Truth
Committee On Printing
Delaware Street
Washington
Sumeraon
Nueva
Max Phillipe
Muldoon
Guernsey
Woldtmlaast
Wonderland
Plecu
South Side
Meadow Brook Bhatt
Stephes Repavey
Church Strest
Meadow Brook Hall
J C Waleb
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Avelm Albert
Steno Nvenue
Badenser Choral Society
Hhole
Joseph Gallagher
Montana
M. P. Judge
Pittston Avenue
News OF
West Side
First Legislative District
Thomas Williams
Remaina
Tamaqua
Owen D. John
Peter Smith
Scranton
Jackson Street
Firat Legislative District
Ceed
John WK. Farr
Piant
Maldisteet
St Davida Ln
North Main Avenaue
Toemay
Ts T
Anid
Horreburg
Delvizates
Thenmelvion
LaMar
Jan Wath
Fith
Iver
Sat Ward
Oth
Sidi
Chalp
Altest
Deihs
Will
Oy Memlay Miarsing West Crew
Orem
Aldermanham
Mer. Jotin
Timothy Jones
John Giegle
M L. Hisiraf
Eparice Tearennlc
Bettery
Waa Canseif
Huith
Cistyle
Eluien
Mim
Smith
Tod
China
Trinity Lutheran Church
D. Cordingley
Profesor Rockwell
Bendleaton & Woergs and
Ballantine's
Watsn
Wauds Avenue
Tribune
Triune
Dean
Scranton Traction Company
Nay Aug
Pennivenne
Spruce Street
Laurel Hill Park
Lome
Glan
Aleod
Pagsengers
Ricaro Hionyn
Qhilly Avene
E. Cannen
Piladelphia Specialiat
Lins
Sprace Street
Seradton
Jeanple Court
Grover
Thadactor
Han
White
UST
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Ferris
Ditchburn
Lackawanna Ave
Prom
Veruelo
Villiner
Nottingham
Newingham
Saint de Henateanes
Real
Brussels
the Hatter
A. W. Jurisch
ASU Gene
Victor
Florey & Holt
Sofmier
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Scranton,Pa
C. W
Ingraham
Binghamton, N. Y
Westminster Hotel
Chas Gold Eagle
Collins & Hackett
Capes
Marie
G.W. Owens & Co
Court House Square
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