Negotiations Continue on Scranton Glass Plant Revival Plan
Negotiations persist to restart Green Ridge glass works with Boranton and Indiana glass blowers proposing profit sharing. Bondholders and bank agents weigh leasing options as board of trade faces pressure to support relief efforts for Green Ridge and local workers facing unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gireen Hidge
Scoranton Glass Company
Tribune
Indlank
Beranton Board of Trade
Scranton
New York
Board of Trade
Officers and Manufactures Committee
Atherton Com
Indiana
Green Ridge
Green Ridge Ironworks
Button and Lace Prices Pick Selections
Retail list shows Button and Lace items with select prices. Limited stock noted. Customers urged to choose available options and finalize purchases before sale ends.
Schank and Spencer Wilkes-Marre Record at Serenton stands
The Wilkes-Marre Record can be obtained in Serenton at M. Meinhart news stands located at 19 Wyoming avenue Mac Lackawanna avenue with copies available for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Marre
Serenton
M. Meinhart
Wyoming Avenue
Mac
Lackawanna Avenue
Tribune Classified Incoherent Local Notices From May
In a garbled column of notes the Tribune lists meeting notices hospital news deaths and civic items. It mentions a board of health meeting at city hall and a funeral at Hye Park Catholic cemetery. Names include Henry Williams Joseph Mirtsoos and Lavura Grady with limited context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Henry Williame
Taylor
Monee Taylor Hospital
Ghce
al Hernaoot
Lavhiwunne
Hin
Beira Dm
Pekville
Meare
Maedoldriel
Liepfih Hou
Batunlay
Lavura
Grady
Miternad Srewt
Potters Ooiiedral
Hye Park
Gorge Mdwatls
Spevhil
Sturkin
Yeloware
Lackawanna and Wisteorn Company
Tlowe
Pythias Installation Hails New Officers At 16 Wyoming
Hevently elected officers of Company Re 47 Roight of Pythias were installed last night at 16 Wyoming Avenue by M Dunnell colonel of the Fifth regiment. Officers include Captain Wallace Moirs fret lieutenant John Trodysor second lieutenant J J Filet sergeant W M H Malott second sergeant KOE Lord treasurer G A Venzel recorder HN Dunnell and ten applicants for membership were received for admission at the next meeting on May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roight of
Pythias
Wyoming Avenue
M. Dunnell
Fifth Regiment
Wallace Moirs
John Trodysor
Leutenant
J. J. Filet
W. MH. Malott
Koe
Lord
G. Avenzel
Dunnell
Conoypany
Ex Justice Gildea Retires After 21 Years on Archbald Bench
Former Justice of Peace Thomas Gildea steps down after twenty one years on Archbald borough bench. His successor John J. Dougher assumed duties yesterday. Gildea, famed for telling a joke about granting a divorce, served during a turbulent Ridge era with multiple murders and felonies, aiding the commonwealth in apprehending the guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald Borough
Thomas Gildea
John J. Dougher
Gildea
Archhbald
Commonwealth
Builty
Examining Witnesses in Kenny Case Meant to Prove Manslaughter
District Attorney Jones examined witnesses yesterday in Archbald related to the murder of Joby Hedley. The defense argues self defense may negate intent. a grand jury is to convene next week. Kenny faces possible murder indictment and trial in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Martin Kenny
Archbald
Joby Hedley
Jones
Claptee
Moise
Criminal Court
Weather Summary for April by H. B. Paine
H. B. Paine, the local weather observer, reports April rainfall of two and seven hundredths inches with a single day total of one and nineteen-hundredths inches on the 24th. The mean temperature was 45 degrees with a high of 17 degrees on April 1 and a low of 19 degrees on April 4 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Paine
Washington
Camp No. 8 to Present Nog at Home for Friendings
Camp No. 8 Sons of Veterans holds a ceremony at 9 o clock for the Home for the Friendings. Delegations from Grand Army of the Republic and Union Veterans unite. Alder man John T Howe presents the flag, with salutation, an address by A J Colborn Jr, pupil singing and Lawrence band music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Aehwel
Grand Army Republic
Union Veterans’ Union
John T. Howe
Camp
A. J. Colborn Jr
Lawrence Band
Cemp
Grand
Veterans groups to hold meeting at camp rooms ceremony
Army Trepublic and Unilon Veterans organizations plan a meeting at camp rooms at 01 1.50 o'clock, then proceed to the new Home building in wily for a ceremony. Patriotic sections have been invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Trepublic
Unilon Veterans’ Organizations
Wily
Patrioticc Soeretion
Counting the Poles Under Police Count in Scranton
Police began counting poles bearing electric wires to record tax per pole against companies. Lieutenant officers supervise across precincts and results are returned to the city treasurer tomorrow afternoon. Several firms show no major changes from last year, while penalties for noncompliance with pole ownership labeling are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Railway Company
Western Union and
Postal Tilegraph
Eleneil Aw
Ordinaiies
Disault
Keogh Returns Home From Champion Pool Tour
Jerome Keogh, famed U S pool champion, arrived home after visits to Buffalo and Norwich N Y. He praised the courtesy shown in Pittsburgh during the championship games with Clearwater and said the title defense allows a year without challenges. He may travel to London Paris Berlin for matches with pool experts if offered enough contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome TR. Keogh
United States
Buffalo
Norwich
N.Y
Goordeid Hin
Pittehure
Clearwater
Vieter
Keogh
London
Paris
Berlin
Meeting of Young Men Forum Discusses Dues Exemption
A semi monthly meeting at the Board of Trade rooms opened with a business session proposing exemption from dues for members while away. Mr Barnes presented a poem My Hoy about a mother grieving a wounded son. A parliamentary inquiry into Philippine Islands facts followed with Messrs Weeks Haslam Zimmer man Wilbur and Barnes taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younse Mena Forum
Barnes
Philippine Islands
Weeks
Haslam
Zimmerman
Wilbur
Sheriff Sells Scranton Foundry Property in Providence
Deputy Ferber sold the Scranton Foundry and Machine property in Providence for 225.05 on execution in favor of Amon Washer of Dunmore. Attorney E. C. Newromb bought the property in his only and final concert. Mrs. Elizabeth Korek of Wilkes-Barre, widow of a man killed in a prior runaway accident, owned the property. Her husband died in a peculiar carriage incident when a horse caused a wreck and the carriage returned home with him missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferber
Scranton Foundry and Machine Company
Providence
Amon Washer
Dunmore
E. C. Newromb
Elizabeth Korek
Wilkes-Barre
Springer Seeks Court Order to Inspect Greenwood Coal
William Springer represented by J K Burns filed for mandamus to force Greenwood Coal to allow him and his mining engineer access to the workings to measure encroachment on his coal property. The company refused claims to the land. The court granted the order yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Springer
No. 4
J. KH. Burns
Greenwood Coal Company
Tis
Springer
Lowes
Lacoe & Ehiffer
Court House News Notes With Licenses Grants And Discharges
Court notes show morning licenses granted to Thomas D L Reeve and Lily J Motte among others. Several defendants pled guilty to illegal liquor sales without license before Judge Gunster. Bail set for landowner William Taylor. some inmates discharged from jail with costs covered by the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas DL. Reeve
Montel
Lily J. Motte
Jermyn
William Weinh
Margaret Ward
Boothide
John J. Parley
Beranton
Anni Laldinger
Taylor
John Wiiateki
Amelia
Bull
Gunster
Adwin Spihner
William ‘Taylor
Eaw
Pennesed
Crow
Arthur Caciek
William Taylor
Herry Larson
Annie M. Oo
Rochester
Amateur Ball Notes and Local Club Matches
The South Side club seeks a game with Kurehos Lockowunnre Mibookes Harmonies Mootle Papulire or Olyphent Browns. The Dunmore Norpitechis rename to Dunmore Unique and challenge Pereeburgy Nonpareile for a Sunday match on May blank at the Price field. John J. Coleman and Henry Kotawinkle publish notices. South Side Rattlers beat South Side Slulere 8 to 4. Gehunk and Huester cited as managers and captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Gavan
Dunmore Norpitechis
Dunmore
Pomore
Atewer
Kocn
John J. Coleman
The
Cowell Rubens
Chy
Nee
Tribune
Henry Kotawinkle
Adam /richted
Rattlere
Qh Bovth
Gehunk
P. Huester
Scranton People Home From Europe Return
Scranton residents arrive in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse after a long voyage marked by rough seas and delays. Judge Alfred Hand and family, James Shepherd, and other Scranton locals are welcomed by friends at the dock amid war-bulletin excitement and patriotic displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Hand
Judge
Mia
Alfred Hand
Hattie
Charlotte
Helen
Ruth
New York
Rainer Wilhelm
Cret
Philadelphia
W. J. Hand
Martha's Vineyard
Prssenter
London
Philippines
Sandy Hook
Paris
Southampton
Halifax
James Shepherd
Airs
H. C. Sanderson
Alfred
William J
Miles I
Hand
Horace
Henry Hand
Naval Prize Money and Division of Capture Proceeds
Summary of how prize money from naval captures is distributed after adjudication in prize courts. Describes shares for captors, commanders, fleet officers, and crew, percentages for different roles, and the status of privateers. Notes that funds fund naval pensions and that prize courts determine eligible vessels and relative force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Ventura
Spain
Hmoammersiy
United Blatea
Deeres
Westela
United States
Miner Terribly Burned by Gas Explosion
Terribly burned by gas in a Phoenix shaft explosion, Chorge Zeraboytz of Durpea, a miner, sustained severe injuries as his clothes burned off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chorge Zeraboytz
Durpea
Pheonix
Hopeless condition at Pittaton Hospital reported
The patient identified as Zerabouts, 39, married, is in a hopeless condition at Pittaton hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittaton Hospital
Zerabouts
None of Us Want to See Our Work Hittied
The text comments on society and education with fragmented facts about coal mines, poultry, Prussian blue paint, and boot production. It notes the world’s tack demand, a 1806 patent, and a warning to seize opportunities rather than cling to tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inguah
Malta
Great Britain
Markets Closed as New York Plans Holiday
New York on May 2 reports markets will be closed tomorrow due to a holiday tied to the Greater New York charter. trading floors and financial districts will pause operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey Central Reworks Fast Freight Trains No. 419 422
The Jersey Central Railroad changes its fast freight trains No. 419 and No. 422. Crews’ layover points shift with one crew now resting in Scranton and the other at Mauch Chunk as the new schedule takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Haven Journal
Jersey Central
Scranton
Mauch Chunk
Died Leader Abigail P Leader at 71 Quincy Avenue
Mrs Abigail P Leader aged 71 at 71 Quincy Avenue died Tuesday night at the residence of William Warner. Funeral Thursday at 10 AM with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. Walsh dies in West Scranton May 1 at residence Tut Pred street funeral announcement later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
William Warner
Quincy Avenue
Abigail P
Hows
Washburn Stewet
Walsh
West Scranton
Michael Walsh
Tut Pred Street
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Boranton
CILY
Advan
Delaware
Lackawanna
Oxford
Storrs
Lepeetia Cresk
Alveville
Entaleine
Gristrids
Shurdauy
P. Installation
Company 47
H. B. Paine
Campa
Meeting OF Young Men's Forum
Court House News Notes
Europe
Filmer
Atter Iti
James Siepherd
Zeraboytx
Greater New York Day
Crina
Millar & Peck
Wyoming Ave
Rexford
Lacka. Ave
Mears & Hage
Grover Graham
Matthews
Woops Avenue
Man Weber
Keat
Foley
Boeld
Ludlow Soluw
Howl
Penn Avenue
China
Wedgewood
la Francaise
Great
J. H. Ladwig
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
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