City Notes and Local Notices Compiled for Scranton
City notes report Mr and Mrs FE P Davies of Eynon street visiting Philadelphia. Various local items recorded include union payroll payments, hall meetings, weekly financial exchanges, canal company payments, hall corner ceremonies, Odd Fellows parade plans, funeral for Mrs Beamish, saloon license notices, upcoming Wilkes Barre meet, Lackawanna Electric railway right of way debate, and a promotional summer guide from the New York Ontario and Western railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. P. Davies
Eynon Street
Philadelphia
Elaware, Lackawanna and
Weetsafe
Southern Division
Martin Joye
Taylor
Taylor Borough Council
Amimorman
Watres
Lackawanna Electric Railway
John M. Mark
Ormane
Boron
Eummer
Touriata
Isatiot
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
T. Fiitcroft
Harper's Azine
Lecture by Nathan Vidaver Delights Scranton Jewish Society
A large audience from Scranton’s Jewish Culture Society gathered at Excelsior Club rooms on Wyoming Avenue for Nathan Vidaver’s afternoon lecture on “What Education is Necessary for Happiness.” Vidaver, recently arrived from San Francisco, impressed attendees with a thoughtful, well delivered discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Culture Society
Nathan Widaver
Excelsior Social Lab
Wyoming Avenue
Vidaver
Scranton
San Francino
Himslf
Sunday closing drive targets saloons and shops citywide
A Protestant pastors union led a Sunday closing campaign in the city with about a score of agents surveying saloons druggists bakers and confectioners. Many establishments displayed No Drinks Here Today signs and some bars used tricks to serve beer to strangers. Drug stores stayed open selling only soda water as the union plans further legal action. A meeting is set for 190 o'clock with Colonel H M Boles to speak and continue the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met Soda
Draggiate
Bakera
Courag
Lackawanna
Doura
Alguna
Tribune
Ani
Tian
Cour
Dilly
Nnlon
Krid
Mi Inn
F. Dong
Americas Sabbath Union
Pastors’ Union
H. M. Boles
Man Killed Near Nay Ane Tunnel By Express Train
Michael McHale of South Ida, aged near 70, was struck and fatally injured by a New York express train near Nay Ang tanne on the Delaware Lagkawanna and Western Railroad on Saturday afternoon. He died after being unable to move in time as the train could not be stopped. Funeral services set for tomorrow at St John's Church with a requiem mass and interment in Hyde Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McHale
South Ida
Nay Ane
Pear Atrest
Delaware, Lagkawanna and Western Railroad
New York
McHale
Tine
Arma
Lega
Hie Ekoll Wan
BL John’s
Ehurch Atv
Hyde Park Cemetery
Adultery Case Sparks Public Notice In Darke County
In a court case from last winter, Absolom Arnold and Annie Dingman were again before public authorities. Miss Dingman was released from jail Friday night, Arnold learned of the meeting and went to see her at Dunmore. Mrs Arnold learned of the meeting but said nothing at home. Arnold beat his wife upon her return. She obtained a warrant for his arrest. Arnold was committed to jail in default of 2100 bail. He had been employed as a carpenter foreman at Belleyno mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Absolom Arnold
Annie Dingman
Thast
Misa Dingman
Arnold
Tims
Dunmore
Mra. Arnold
Morgan Arnold
Hoe
Belleyno Mines
America No 10 arrives in charming serina series
The Think business office offers No 10 of the charming serina series titled America. The latest number promises to be one of the most interesting additions to the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serina
America
Think Business
Funeral today in Scranton for Frank Gaven
In Scranton on May 6 Frank Gaven son of Stephen and Sonnven of Stone Avenue is to be buried today afternoon in a local funeral service.
Penn Avenue Baptist Church marks fourth anniversary
The Penn Avenue Baptist Church celebrated Rev. Warren G. Partridge’s fourth anniversary with morning and evening services. The report details steady membership growth, internal remodeling, and the church’s expansion into four congregations Green Ridge, North Malin Avenue, Danmore Pefiatchines, and First German. The pastor urged living close to God under the shadow of the Almighty, citing scripture and moral guidance for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue Church
Warren G. Partridge
Penn Avenue Taptter
Pour Choronea
Ian Avenue
Firat Gierman
North Malin
North Malin Ayenns, Green Belge and Danmore Pepiiatchines
Yosraaio
Green Ridio
Severly Perdons
Lnanmore
Wearnga
Watkins
Mr. Parkridge
Deal
Moses
Israel
Notes of the Guard Orders for Regimental Court Marshal
orders for regimental court martial to convene at headquarters with details on dates and participants. regimental unit members are ordered to appear for proceedings and to report to the headquarters for the marshal.
Thirteenth Regiment Kirmess Visit to Honesdale Planned
Colonel Ripple announces a May visit by the Thirteenth Regiment to Honesdale for a Kirmess fundraiser for Company E. Major events include a regimental parade, a rifle practice ban, and a concert with Miss Stewart leading dances.
Waverly High School Commencement Evening
Waverly High School will hold its annual commencement on Wednesday evening at the Baptist church. Principal F C Hannon leads a thorough and successful program with student speakers and prize contests for boat essays by members of the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly Wednunday
Waverly High School
Baptist Church
F.C. Hannon
Ian Baptmin
Dora Card
Sophie Mahoney
Nadia Mahoney
Paul Millar
Cora Sherman
Mabel Sheftman
Washington Camp
Patriotic Sons of America
Sheriff Sale of Collieries Seized in Beau Mont Co
Deputy Sheriff Sallade disposed of two collieries of the Beaumont Coal Company. The purchaser of both was Austin Moore of Scranton, for $100 each. The movable property was sold separately and considerable money was realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottaviile Mineral Journal
Sallade Bu A
Beaumont Coal Company
Austin Moore
Scranton
Adjutant to be Named for Second Battalion This Week
Major Whitney will announce the new adjutant of the Second Battalion this week. Adjutant Miller led non commissioned officers school at Scranton City Guard armory last Thursday and at Honesdale Friday evening. He will visit Montrose next Friday to conduct school in Company G's armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Chase
Ronaldson Tract Near Potteville Sold for 663 528
The Ronaldson coal tract in North ward near Fishbach was sold in Philadelphia for 663 528. Purchasers include Thormes Li Dale Thomas H Jones D M Powell Judge H M Edwardwand Daniel Weller and others with a strong Scranton capital backing. The 127 acre tract is noted as rich coal land with major mining potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronaldson
Potteville
North Ward
Fishbach
Scranton
Philadelphia
Mesara
Thormes Li. Dale
Thomas H. Jone
Db. M. Jones
D. M. Powell
H. M. Edwardwand
Daniel Weller
Ronaldavon
Labor Day Observances Parade and Picnic in Scranton
Labor Day events in Scranton feature a citywide parade organized by labor groups assembling at designated streets, followed by a Central Park garden picnic. Grand marshal from the Carpenters union and other leaders will speak. a tug of war between Mervine Tomyson and a 1000-pound horse team is planned around 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park Garden
Linden
Washington
Mulberry
Petr
Borde
Frenklin
Lackawayne
Eaghth
Comitormarch
Adana
Cedar Avenny
Fim
South Washington
EE Wenlen
Carpenters’ Union T16
JC Atkinson
Painters’ Union
Drayman Gorge Brown
Inghamton Doctor Offers Palmovery Treatment
Announcement lists Dr. O W Ingraham of Inghamton NY as presenting a Palmovery treatment at the Westminster Hotel Scranton on Saturday May 5. It claims high success rates in curing certain diseases with long greeners and notes numerous attestations and favorable outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ingralam
Inghamton
Westminster Hotel
Scranton
Ingraham
Hong
Don’t miss this chance this Saturday and Monday
Readers are urged to seize a limited opportunity offered this coming weekend and the following Monday. Details on eligibility and exact times are not provided in the fragment.
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Newman
Spruce Street
Lackawanna Laundry
Fenn Ava
A. B. Warman
Norrman& Moore
Maire
Chinay
Haskell
Mears ‘ Hagen
Lacka, Avenue
Willams & Mchaulty
Wyoming Ave
City Notes
Hodcarriers’ Onion
Raob
Howe Association
Delaware and Holeon Canal Company
Grassy Island
Pela
St. Peter's
Chand Lodge
Altoona
Lackawannaé
Mia
J. J. Beamish
Franklin Avenue
Wo'chock
Peters Cathedral
Anhourer Biech Beer
Louis Lohman's
Spraca Pe
Excolelor
Heawter
Penn Avenue
Ike Peter
Jobin
Ciod
Sitiehnen
Omdhee
Abrihan Wan
Gul” Kooek
Jeho- Yah
Tod
Creta
William Cary
Ralassonie
Heather Nationa
Is Allason
Honesdale
James Moir
Ripple
Hrapgvantena Tre Regiment
Trump Baroann
Seuss Tan
Wiliam
Jimaup
Thes Regiment
Claude Ut. Pratt
Oliver
Plete Watkin le Hoteby
Ghernrieant
Eiewart
Minton
Renda
Adjutantea
Ipple
Han
Millar
Hmatige Athrwits Alpe Medewy
Cimpanse
Carraix
Closer Hippig
Kirmes
NPR
Banisime New Armory
FE Tine
Mies Stewart
Kingston
Mies Hlewart
Honesdaly
Hourstate
Ripole Anilata
Loirteentth
Honeasdale
Thirteenth
Hornsdale
Anstin Moore
Baye Schuylkill Coal Property
Scrantonians
Adame Avenue
Linden Street
Washington Avenue
Lawranice Buen
Central Laboration
Vielling Anions
StenrAcuttery Union
Lacerraters Noir
Hayeo Tite
Drainnp Corp. Scranton Typographical
Honewyttere Linker
Cigarmakers
Ajea
Machitinte’ Association
BL Leo's Dram
Sheet, Iron
Gcomics Wortters
Lathers’ Anion Plasterers' Union
Finmtere’ Tarinrs
Olesa
Mise OF
Wood's
College of Business and Shorthand
Lack’n Ave
Bocatine
Homsehold
Batt & Co, Tave
Cnair Laddehs
Henry Battin & CO
Osland
Lisle
Dac. W. Ingramam
W.W. Berry
Lackawanna Ave
S.C. Snyder
D.d.s
J. Bolz
Next Time Bank
Watt EM
Stulf
Penn Clothing & Shoe House
Complete Outfitters
Scranton, PA
L. Gallen
THE
PNY Y Cliait
UEDE
Cdl Dd
Banister
Banister’s
Banister's
Reno
Coxey's Army
Child’s
Child’s Lace Eee
Brown’s Bee Hive
Lackawanna Avenue
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