Personal notes from Carbondale and surrounding areas
A collage of short notes lists residents and visitors in the city yesterday and today. Galo Malley of Carbondale, Mathew Kennedy of tnifalo, Walter Han, and others are noted among arrivals and departures. Several people plan trips to California and New York, while others attend events or conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galo Malley
Carbondale
Mathew Kennedy
Tnifalo
Bumannes Ars
Walter Han
Mill City
Anthony McLane
Wonderland Plans Change After Mixed Crowd For Our Boys
A Wonderland audience attended the Our Boys production but managers found the English humor slow for their crowd. Manager Davis decided to discontinue Our Boys and replace it with the Galley Bar which had pleased audiences last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderland
Our Boys
Davis
London
Davin
Berngton Edition Promises Industrial Portrait of Scranton
The Thinone press plans a bound catalog compiling Berngton manufacturing and professional interests with prominent local portraits. It aims to showcase Scranton’s industries in a handsome volume to attract newcomers and serve as city advertisement. Treasury representatives will visit to discuss views of residences. save notice at the office. Shoes at manufacturers prices today at Factory Shoe Store 411 Lack Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thinone
Run
Jemilng
Berngton Ainl
Scranton
Industrea
Lirge
Tre Trunure
Tiokr
Lack’ Ave
West Side News Notes and Local Weddings
Constable Burschel did not exercise his usual caution after John Neary was arrested for larceny in a Providence saloon. Neary posted bail and vanished. he was later placed in charge of Constable Burschel who failed to detain him. Jemima Richards and William J. Lewis wed at 121 South Lijnedin Ave as Rev. David Jones officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burschel
William J. Lewis
Jemima Richards
David Jones
Board of Trade
John Neary
Providence
Mortis Simon
Simon
Neary
Binkr
Morgan
Barechel
Burselel
David Jane
Eynon Streat
Grant Avenue Repairs Advance in City Budget
Grant Avenue property owners complain of poor road conditions from spring to early winter. The councilors from the Fourth and Fifth wards plan to push for expansion and allocate part of the coming year's appropriation to improve Grant Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Avenue
Jackson Street
Citizens debate bridge site at Mulberry street meeting
Residents favoring a Mulberry street bridge location argue it would cost about 50000 dollars less than Linden street and plan to take definite action at a meeting to be held tonight at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thors
Court House
Weat
Mulberry Street
Linden Street
Courthouse Meeting Notice At Eight This Evening
In the court house an open meeting is set for eight o clock this evening. All interested persons are invited to attend and participate in the discussion and proceedings.
Twelve Arrests Prominent Men For Sunday Sales
Reverend F A Dong of the American Sabbath Union says Scranton will see at least a dozen city business leaders arrested today for violating Sunday observance. Most targeted are druggists and apothecaries facing one dollar fines and prosecution costs. saloon keepers are not among those to be arrested, as county constables may pursue violators of the Brooks law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Dong
American Sabbath Union
Scranton
Covta
Dong
Vio
Brooks Law
De Wolf Hopper at the Academy in Panjandrum
De Wolf Hopper and his troupe bring the comics opera Panjandrum to the Academy of Music for an evening. Hopper performs five roles from a youthful sailor to a Bornese potentate in this touring operatic spoof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Wolf Hopper
THE
Academy
Panjandrum
New York City
Academy of Music
Walf Hopper
Gallie
Spain
Borneo
Memorial Day Grand Army Parade and Entertainment
Memorial Day events include an afternoon parade by the Chand Army of the Republic and an evening Frothingham theater entertainment. Local talent performs while ticket prices are 50 cents, 25 cents, and 2 dollars. A noted speaker, Bienien lave yer, will address veterans at Elta Park church. Proceeds help the post treasury and relief for veterans in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
Army of the Heputlic
Nana
Frothingham Theater
Usbonel Ietter
Bienien Laveyer
Elta Park
Suy Eaper
Flower Social Replaces Health Talk at YWCA
Due to the absence of W. Sang, the evening’s Health Talk at the Young Women’s Christian Association is cancelled and a Flower Social will be held instead. The event features an exhibit of Young Women’s work and invites all women to attend. admission is free for members and non members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sang
Young Women's Christian Association
Art Clace
Lackawanna Hospital Elects New Directors for Three Year Terms
The Lackawanna hospital contributors met last night and elected James P Dickson Alfred Hand and Jd A Orealy as directors for three years. Annual reports from the treasurer secretary and superintendent were received. The president's address was read. All items were referred to the branding board of directors who will meet for organization on Friday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Hospital
Jamea P Dickson
Alfred Hand
Jd A Orealy
Braming Board of Directors
Bugle Corps Plan and Local Notices in North End
The Father Whitty Society held a hewling at St Marys hall and organized a bugle corps with Charles Barry as director to fund the May 3 Decoration Day event. Funeral of Mrs Jane Morgan and death of Miss Nettle Griffiths noted. Free trial of Dr Kings New Discovery offered by Matthews Bros Drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Whitty
St. Mary's Hall
Charles Barry
Alec
Arry
Jane Morgan
Corton Street
Forest Hill
Montross
Feat made. Old music boxes and stores feature
A fragmented notice discusses tunes and Gnutselil & Song makers in Philadelphia and Scranton area dealers. It mentions repairing music boxes with new tanda and references several local businesses while detailing a proposed city boulevard and costly masonry project to improve the city’s welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnutselil & Song
Cheetunt Street
Philadelphia
Notes of South Side A Heavy Team Arrives from Chicago
A heavy team of bladé horses arrived from Chicago stockyards for the Century Howe company. The horses appear splendid and will be tried on the carriage this afternoon. The article notes local town opposition to a sewer project and mentions meetings in Battle’s tall. Also reports deaths and funerals in Hyde Park and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South Side Base Ball Park
Father Rust
Patiiinten
Deootury Howe Company
Colcago
Aborea Company
Rami
Cary
Ares
Aimiasion
IPjanations Secured Against Coke Strikers in Pennsylvania
May 7. Superintendent Frank Bradford of the Rainey Coke company went to Pittsburg to obtain additional injunctions against the strikers. All arrested last evening were released on bail today. Operators refused to meet the scale committee on Saturday and declared war to the finish, signaling an exciting week ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scorrpane
Frank Bradford
Rainey Coke Company
Pittsburg
Mlrikera
Colonel Breckinridge Arrives in Pants Ky for Speech
Colonel Breckinridge arrives on the eight o'clock train from Lexington to Pants Ky. A crowd gathers at the depot and a steady stream of callers enters his hotel room to greet him. He will speak here this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pants
Colonel Breckinridge
Lexington
Breckinridge
Wilkes-Barre plans for bridges mirror Wilkes-Harr
The city of Scranton intends to follow Wilkes-Barre in contracting for new bridges. Officials say quality matters more than low price, and costly but sturdy structures are valued over cheap shortcuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Marre Titti
Scranton
Wilkes-Harro
Notable Scranton Figures Shine In Arts And Community Roles
A prominent Scranton gentleman known for business success gains acclaim in music. Wilkes-Barre lace works manager Atkin sings at a Concordia concert, joining tenor Joseph P. Barns in praise. Rev. Dr. N. G. Parke plans a Glen Summit cottage after fifty years at Pittston’s First Presbyterian. Scrantonites hail Rep. Galisha A. Grow as a Fourth of July speaker at Woodstock, and local fraternal bodies announce conclave honors and elections amid community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Manager Atkin
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Darra
Mer. Atkin
the Elks
Joseph P. Barns
N. G. Parke
West Pittston
First Presbyterian Church of
Pittston
Glen Sammit
Duckworth
Florida
New England
Parke
Wilkes Barra
Galisha A. Grow
Notice of Furnishings and Auction at Newton Commercial Agency
A damaged notice announces furnishing and estate details from the Feraiton Commercial Agency Newton. It lists dates in May and June, a Keller-Mier firm, and a sale or auction event at a local address with participants including Mrs. William Hlagler and other names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
Newton
Puddra
de Borie
Tne
Wietet
Wiliam Ulagler
Moelastit
Jayne Hha Ogre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladium
All Things Musical
Stelle & Seeley
Wyoming Ave
Wener Shaw
Emerson
Othe Makes
Ushi the
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Gemuine
Imm'irtot
Fanh Noor
H. B. Ware
Chace
SH Vre
Allien
Harmar & Tinsley Snow
M.A. Markie
Mise Honore
W. Charsbermin
Hagleton
Flora Roth
Hanna Joseph
New York
Ard Viaithig Htetr
Sirlias Jowspty
Kate Hopkin
Miey Kate Murthy
Mleonsturg
John Kaback
William N. Cartie
W. J. Ferber
W. J. Sandie
Cork
Wayne County
Devere
S. Metahy
Hibernians Hoard
Erin
George Weed
Scranton's
News OF
West Side
Tribune
Prisoner Neary
Senaxtox
Lanune
Hyde Park
Renard
Ficera
DD. M Joner
William Farrell
T. Fellows Mason
Charles J. Daniela
A. O. Ernon
A.M. Morse
William Williame
Pew
Fred Warnka
North Main Avenue
Nowers
Peter Schappert
Edward Cartle
WW. Ross
Cirietinn Temporanes
Noor
Conneilman
Cornella
Ker DW
Skellonger
Waadburn Street
Preehyterian Church
Peckville Yestercay
GG. Phillips
Lehighton
William Lint
Juckeon Atreat
William Eldginton
Hyde Park Avenue
Weat Mountain
Hyde Park Lodge
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Clark's Summit
Christian Endeavory Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Thorne
Chared
Mra
Thoms Richarde
Parjandrum
Lackawanne Hospital
North End
Dr. King
J. F. Hucklen & Co
Euienty
Matthews Broa Drugstore
Beadleston & Weers
Ballantine
EF. J. Watan
Wenla Avenue
Wilkes Farre
Scrantoniana
Twentieth Ward Lower
Unaie
Battle
Battle l
Mr. Rattle
Hole
the Cantary
Olvene
Hace Rall Park
Father Avuat
Richard Auet
Times
Pather
Linierlt
Subole
T. Maiagdara
Ancient Order of Filbermans
Toomad J. Gallagher
Patrick Josephkooney
Oli
Winfred Romney
Maple Street
Ula
St. Dom's Ehatch
John Woolroff
Allentreet
Kolt
Edward Walsh
Kentucky
James Corbatt
Luzerne
Delaware, Lackawanna
Wettern
Hebi
Thn
Hein Papert Leekbeetiing & Eprelaley
Feraiton Commercial Asenciation
Lin- Med
Sorden Street
Wes
China
Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Veruelo
Lackawanna Ave
Flillinery Department
Cloak Department
Adios
Reading Lea
Christian
Hatter
Rivne
Plorey
Artinn
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Atd
C. Ditchburn
Capes
Geome
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce Street
Abe Notion
G.W. Owens & Co
Court House Square
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