North End Correction On Police Appointment Confusion
The North End correspondent mixed up C A Perry with Mr Berry over a police appointment in Flint ward. Perry did not serve in the Army or Columbian guardsmen, and Berry was not appointed. The Errebor Athletic Club of Providence held a Dognell’s hall event with a six couple waltzing contest and costly prizes. Owen Loftus and Miss Daggan won a diamond ring and breast pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Flint Ward
Perry
Army of the
Berry
Errebor Athletic Club
Providence
Dognell's Hall
Wos
Owen Loftus
Miss Daggan
Contested Election Case in Carndale Borough
Attorneys for P. I. Hughes argued sixteen marked ballots should be discarded and Michael McDonough’s vote in the Third district of the Fourth ward declared illegal. They sought reargument on specified district votes while J. J. Collins’ ally opposed the move as John J. Flynn’s borough councilman election proceeds in Olyphant. Court ordered show cause why petition should not be quashed and set May 21 for an answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carndale
Joseph O'Brien
C. Donognn
P. I. Hughes
Hey
Michael McDonough
Firat
H Burns
J. J. Collins
O'Brien and
Donovan
John J. Flynn
Olyphant
Marital Discord Divorces Granted by Local Judges
Divorces granted yesterday by Judges Archbald Edwarde and Gunster in multiple cases. Angeline Stieber from John Stieber for cruel and barbarous treatment. William Filbour from Carrie Filbour for desertion. Christopher Mittan from Blanche Mittan for desertion. Mattie Webster from Edgar H. Webster for desertion. Abraham V. Crane from Martha Crane for desertion. E Lizzie Dippre from William Dippre for cruel and barbarous treatment. Laura Shaw from Thurston and Shaw for desertion. Small item notes social column misprint on a tail end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald, Edwarde and
Gunster
Angeline Stieber
John Stieber
William Filbour
Carrie Filbour
Christopher Mittan
Blanche Mittan
Mattie Webster
Edgar HH. Webster
Abraham VF. Crane
Martha Crane
E. Lizzie Dippre
William Dippre
Laura Shaw
Thurston & Shaw
New Anti Friction Bearing Aims to Transform Axle Journals
A new anti friction bearing made of callaloid and zylonite, patented by Benedict Millhauser, is set to disrupt Babbit bearings for car axles and machinery journals. Delaware and Hudson and Erie rail lines tested it on heavy grades, adding cars and improving time, with railroads and business leaders showing strong interest in forming a manufacturing company under Virginia law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict Millhauser
Adams Avenue
Board of Trade
Patentes
Virginia
Delaware Ind
Erie
Wyoming
John B. Smith
Millbanser
Delaware and Hadaon Company
Townsend
Mulhanser
Young Wife and Mother Ellen Heamish Dies at Home
Mrs Ellen Heamish widow of Richard J Bentayish died yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock at her home 10 Franklin Avenue after weeks of illness She was about 30 years old mother of two children and a niece of Richard OBrien Western Union Telegraph superintendent The funeral arrangements are pending and the obsequies will be held Monday Also contains household tips and an advertisement noting men s boots priced from 2 95 to 1 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Heamish
Richard J. Bentayish
Franklin Avenue
Heamish
Thos
Siela
Afra
Tania
Pathy
Peterton
Hite
Richard O'Brien
Western Union Telegraph Company
Thi City
Congregational Wandling Church Seeks Charter
The Congregational church congregation of Wandling applied to the court for a charter yesterday. Mercantile Appraiser Gilgallon has delivered his list of appraisements for townships and boroughs to County Treasurer Powell and is ready to receive the mercay-uax. The will of Charlon Aton, late of Norton, was admitted to probate yesterday by Register of Wills Koehler and letters testamentary granted to William Thompson. Arthur Long, charged with robbery, posted bail of 800 dollars. his father, Joh Long, became his bond man. Court ordered removal of M. J. Neary, an insane man, from the county jail to the Hillside home. A marriage license was granted yesterday by the clerk of the courts to James A. and Catharine Brown of Minoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Wandling
Mercantile
Gilgallon
Powell W
Mercay
uAx
Charlon Aton
Nornton
Register of Wills
Koehler
William &. Thompson
Arthur Long
Hils
Joh Long
M. J. Neary
James A. and
Catharine Brown
Minoo
Scranton Counterfeit Ring Arrest Sparks City Stir
Officer Gleason arrested two young strangers accused of passing counterfeit money at the Coyne House and other locations. Police found silver dollars and bad bills on them while noting several in-town passes. The pair, from Wilmington, Delaware, denied wrongdoing and were jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Coyne House
Gleason
Coyne
Aod
Wilmington
Delaware
Simpson
Deiter
Offleir
Ioyne Hones
Tom Melvine
Twen Opales
Conway Houee
City Hotel
Miegine & Waul
Eavere
Martin Hind
Davy
Ireland
Fashion note on waistcoats and skirts in vintage style
A concise description of coordinating waistcoats with oats and skirts in period fashion. It highlights chiffon and moire fabrics as antique options and suggests versatility for wear in various settings.
Fashion notes and curiosities from Missouri and tailors
A short fashion piece notes brocaded silk waistcoats with jabots and new double breasted styles alongside single breasted coats. It mentions gowns with covert coating serge and faced cloth, and records petrified horse tracks found in a Ray County crater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Ray County
Wood's College Announces Summer Term for Academic Courses
The notice advertises a summer term at Wood's College of Bovine and Short hand offering student enrollment for academic business and base courses at special rates. The event is scheduled at 181 Pairs Men's Shop for 08a and takes place today at the 5 Bros location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
College of Bovine
5 Bros
Poor Directors Meet Over Lightning Clause Insurance Debate
The pool board discussed insurers who dropped the lightning clause from contracts and debated restoring it. The Home Committee was tasked to furnish the Women’s Buildings and approve related bills. Superintendent Heamer’s asylum house report showed 169 inmates and other facility statistics were reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Committee
Messra Langetaif
Gibbons Williams
Tromp
Shotten
Murphy
Heamer
Letters from the People Urge Respect for Rights and Law
The text urges unity in protecting individual rights and the American Sabbath. It notes a broad coalition including workers and clergy, condemns hostility and coercion, and calls for conformity to the platform while respecting laws. Endorsed by BAY Lowy, Scranton, May 4, 184, chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune Twal
Plia
Chile
Sanday
Bath
Bay Lowy
Scranton
Remarkable Repulta Attributed to Dr Ingram in Pulmonary Cure
Announcement notes Dr C W Ingram of Bringhamton NY will visit Scranton at the Sansa Hotel on Saturday May 5. He studied lung diseases and claims a highly successful treatment for consumption with high cure rates and minimal failures when patients comply. The piece also mentions a sales ad for Ladies and Gentlemen Razor Toe Shoes at Commonwealth Shoe Store on Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Ingram
Bringhamton
N.Y
Sansa Hotel
Scranton
Ingraham
Commonwealth Shoe Store
Washington Avenue
New Stock Arrives At Muang & Hacey and Partners
On Saturday morning a new stock of china fancy goods novelties and other items will be opened by Muang Hacey and partners. The event includes domestic and foreign wares with details tied to the Gas and Water company building in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drees
China
Wilka
Muang & Hacey
Dential, Gas and Water Company
Wyoming
Beranton
Bricklayers Win Pay Increase from Local Firms
Arthur Johnson, recording secretary of Bricklayers' union No. 15, says many contractors have agreed to a forty cent per hour wage increase for bricklayers. Firms submitting include Harry & Flynn, Griffin and Tattle, Scranton Wire Brick Co., R. T. Aswell, and H. E. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthnur Johnson
Bricklayers’ Union
Harry & Flynn, Griffin and Tattle
Scranton Wire Brick Company
R. T. Aswell
H. E. Moore
City Notes and Local Events at Turner Hall and More
The column lists a May social at Turner hall by Bou Ton Social club and active Turners, a plan to demolish the Washington avenue frame building for business realignment, animal acts for Wolf Hopper at the Academy box office, and Chauncey Mower’s Carbondale drugstore closed by Sheriff Fahey. It notes a Jewish Culture society lecture by Nathan Vidaver, a Kinowahi inquest not required, funeral details for Mrs. John Irving, real estate changes by George Hallstead, and various community notices including church events, debates, and Circles society activities with multiple local names and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderland
Bou Ton
Turners
Turner Hall
Washington Avenue
Sprice Street
Mr. Mears
Woats
E Wolf Hopper
Panjondrum
Chauncey Mower
Carbondale
Fahey
Fannie McCartney
Fowler
Nathan Vidaver
Jewish Culture Society of Scranton
Excelsior Social Club
Anheveer Husch Beer. Lonte Ladman's, 0 Spruce ot
Unclear OCR fragment mentioning Anheveer Husch Beer and Lonte Ladman's with a Spruce street reference. No readable event, date, or organization to establish a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anheveer Husch Beer
Lonte Ladman‘s
Spruce
Water color exhibition opens at Stewart’s Barnyard gallery
Mussas Burtré and Pate present a fine water colors show and sale at the Young Men’s Christian Association building in Scranton. The opening drew many art lovers and the display remains on view for three days more with gallery hours in the evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussas, Burtré& Pate
Stewart's Ballors
Young Men's Christian Association
Scranton
Sailor Coats and Capes Listed at Discount Prices
Announcement offers a trimmed 4cc Sailor coat at $6.00 and Black Clay Worsted Coat with maire trimming, valued at $14. Also available roo Capes and Coats priced at $2.98, with values ranging from $7 to $15. Saturday and Monday sale days.
Dont miss this chance sale this Saturday and Monday
A local sale offers limited time access this Saturday and Monday only. Consumers are urged to act quickly to take advantage of special pricing and available stock before the event ends.
Purchasers Over S100 Offered Chance on Parlor Suit
Every buyer reaching a total of one hundred dollars or more is given a chance to win the Beautiful Parlor Suit, an added incentive advertised to attract large purchases.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newman
Spruce Street
Lackawanna Laundry
Penn Ave
A. B. Warman
Norrman& Moore
Wyoming Avenue
Moire
Haskell
Lacka. Avenue
Williams & Menu
Wyoming Ave
Hughes
Carbondale Caan
Paira
Misee and Ohliren
Richard Heamish
F. Broad
Haneelvoll Mita
Cotton
Men'n Boots
Earmarly
Bros
Court House News
Ton
Cooly
Congress
Qeorge W. Heemer
Ant Almshouse
Alia
Doris Apt
Li Remelting
Tonlee
Gut Door
W. A.paine
Leathe
Ikmjamin F. Evans
Ala
Asylu
J. A Malloy
Ile
Ly Tett
Ales
Cartain
Tinomore
Sorage
Winifred Dougherty
THE
People
Hassling
Issers
Ffra le
the & Bros
Todmy
C. W. Ingraham
City Notes
Plewitt
Stanislaus Kinowahi
John Irving
Phelps Street
Father Giilden
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Catholic
George M. Hallatead
Jaros J. Lawler
Clay Avenue
Hatletead
Adama Avenue
Vino
Dave
Diliine
Thie Hella
Mona
Usnleman
Andruw Wiseorlon
Mo Sweeny
Mr. Curry
al Wolootte
Elarte
Yeodall
Jermin
John Gaffney
Patrick Tiogan
Kelly Deow
Kev
Warren Th Partridge
Penn
Sodew
Feranton
Will
Egerial
Providence Proctheterian Church
Pat
Atherton
Fborteviln
Jinan Hae
Econd Prostytor Fan Cro
Etm
Tamerrow Moraisy
Hittusee
Wong
Acthor Willlaney Jr
Waoyest
Lie Park
Serere
J If Porter
Charles Sehinger
Mee
Fo & McAguity
Mere
Wiedl
Mere Norton Ajal
Faith Nortue
McNally
John J. Varley
Mcflentarie
Jong Kogan
Morgan HH. Willams
Brown
Dance Lodge
Thomas Owen
Taylor Lodge
PL Davies
West Side
Dr Thomas
Hudson
Tealing
W.W. Berry
Lackawanna
S.C. Snyder
D.D.S
Wnoming Avie
Euateel
Henry Battin &Co
Penn Avenue
Wecean
Osland
Coypton
Lisle
J. Bolz
Next Dime Bank
Penn Clothing & Shoe House
Complete Outfitters
Scranton, PA
Ss. L
Gallen
Banister
Banister's
Cor Lactawanna
Wyoming Avenues
Lackawanna Avenue
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