Local Notes From New York and Nearby Trips
An assortment of short items describes officials traveling by special car through the city, a trout fishing expedition from Mt Pucono, attendance at a marriage in Michigan, and a staff change in Snow Wilt region with an appointment for an exam board. Includes mentions of Victor Kormli, ex-sheriff Kola, and David Pritchard in transit and event notes from various places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itte Weiler
Rtaens
New York
Halied
Thornhurst
Victor Korli
Kola
David Pritchard
William Orite
Mt. Pucono
End Mee
Eo Winenor
Madleenatenuy
Cheifhqm
Lie Marrige
Wiyeheyr Mopher
Af Put- Pum Street
Yowlonmluy
Wedding ceremony set for June first in Wilt Parish
The wedding of Miss Cieriruihe Tortutien and Mr. Behan is announced for June 1 at nine oclock in the residence of the bride at 9 Quinney Avenue Wilt Parish. Attending guests include Mr and Mrs EB Mranvie of Aron and Mr Robert Rockwell of Conta Wa. The event is noted during a local health board meeting and a state convention of the Modlin organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tromearer
M. U. Kelley
Layeweter
Simei
Pennsylvania
Health
Mranvie
Aron
Oy Rvete
Ane
Robert Rockwell
Conta
Rockwell
Wilt Pari
Behan
Gantel Mall
Quinney Avenue
Notes from a strange lecture and military review
A fragmentary report mentions a talk on American poetry at a residence on Ta Mowe ree avenue, May 1. It also covers a public display by the Thirteenth regiment, including troop movements, uniforms, and a student debate on geography and islands near the Philippines, with observers from Wilkes-Barre and Scranton noting the encampment.
Fragmented Tribune Letter on Young Men's Civic Role
A reader letter denounces party bias and civic duty, arguing the press should not be held liable for opinions expressed. The piece criticizes political violence and urges responsible public discourse while defending freedom of expression in the Tribune context.
Main's Big Show Comes to Meadville for May 31
The Walter J Main show tours Meadville with nine hundred thousand dollars invested and new tents canvas tops and several swell trains. Local advisors already work to prepare the town as the traveling troupe sets up, while the Meadville Star notes the production is promising and historically favorable to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patel
Walter J. Main
Tel Perit
Tepes
Advice Corps
Ghal Te Ste
Meadville
Nettleton to Sell Ladies Shoes on Washington Avenue Today
Nettleton on Washington Avenue plans a sale of ladies fine Dongola and Russet shoes. Prices listed include $2.49, $1.40, and $1.19, with oxford shoes also priced and a reference to 680 units. The listing emphasizes limited stock and today’s sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettleton
Washington Avenue
Guard disintegration debated over future of Pennsylvania troops
Major Millar voices strong criticism of the state guard and federal mobilization after mass call ups. He catalogs how regiments were deployed, questions who should organize a replacement force, and laments the impending breakup of the guard, urging decisive leadership and structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poraker
Hiobwit
Don
Enetieli
Learan
Streng
Adj
State Guard
Martings
Cochin
Millar Belleses
Attendance in Public Schools Drops Amid Paper Sales and Jobs
A four week study by Superintendent Howell links lower school attendance to newspaper selling by 4978 scholars and a general economic downturn. Attendance fell from 58 percent in April to 30 percent by May 1 as many parents lose steady work and pull children from school to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Weil
Eines
Fowth
Fighteenth
Schow
Tim
Rieventh
Schoawt
Ateady
Select Council Tonight Faces Franchise and Tax Levy Matters
The select council will consider general interest items including the telephony franchise and a tax levy at tonight's meeting. Mayor Bailey may nominate candidates for the board, with Aether's term expiring in April and potential reappointment uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tones Tee
Bailey
Losonnei
Fleney J. Aether
Renin
Acigier
Handsome Funeral Car Ready For Cusick's Offices
A specially designed funeral car prepared for Mr. Cusick features mahogany top and body with silver inlays and intricate carving. The vehicle includes dual lamps and a refined finish, built by Musick’s firm for use this morning for Cusick's services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1 Musick
Cusick
Contany
Pittsburg
Davies Died in Wert Scllantan May ts
In the notice, Wert Scllantan reports the death of Lavies, widow of vee, with details pending a later advertisement. The item records the passing and indicates further particulars to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies
Marton in Wikes‑Barre May 15 a te Me and Mis
Fragmentary OCR notes mention J. P. Barton and a Waugh person in what appears to be a marriage or death notice from Wikes Barre dated May 15. Readable items include names Barton and Waugh with uncertain context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emnifefitetis
Verbal clash at arbitration over Capolitske case
Lawyer Scrage and ex judge Stanton clashed during arbitration for Mrs Capolicke of Priceburg against John Sursieski administrator of her first husband estate. Case seeks $800 paid to Meadow Brook Building and Loan on property valued above £1000. Daughter contends $600 went to life insurance for her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John IF. Scrage
Stanton
J. Bb. Watkins
Joseph Jeffreys
Frank F. Boyle
Mre
Joseph Capolicke
Priceburg
John Sursieski
Euit
Meadow Brook Building and Lawn Association
Frank Snigutski
Capolitske
Surglecki
Fourth Annual Reunion of Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry
The Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry association announces its fourth annual reunion to be held at the Catholic Mutual Benefit hall in Ohio City on June 8. The Grand Army of the Republic encampment meets the same day. Excursion trains from Pittsburgh offered for round trip. Captain Stephen Tripp will attend. Members urged to subscribe for history funds to print the regimental history. Officers listed including President Major Albert J Ackerdy and Treasurer Chanel C Moldrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major W. Mir
New York
Teihune
Chuarch
Pennsylvania
Unite States
Peonsylvania
Nacional Cunard
United States Service
New York State Guard
Hettore
War Department
Millar
Gretna
State Guard
Segular
Dt Leenine
Husthope
Washington
Geen
Coenen
Gebio
Enema
Grmseet mii Manier
Grand Army
Republic of the Pnited States
National Guard
Penneyivania
Millan
Eleventh
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Seneca Street
OU City
Grand Army of the Republic
OH City
Allegheny Valley
Pitta
Dh Bint
Stephen Tring
Biterian
Seth
Ft Ik
Charlie
Hetdrick, Freien
Jatintow
Albert J. Ackerdy
Clark's Green
DPD
Orcunt
Lo Won Street
Third Avenue
Pittsburg
Pac
Chanel C. Moldrick
Dolingtown
Stephen Tripp
Ottawa
Kansas
Schools Will Close June 17 After Board Meeting
The teachers committee of the board of control voted to close schools on Friday June 17. A No. 6 school case was reviewed and a unanimous recommendation urged opening future rooms without Superintendent Howell’s congestion. Controllers Langan and Zeidler hired a teacher without Howell’s consultation, prompting a new room. The article notes Howell’s policy favored hiring when necessary. It also mentions Walter L. Main’s grand event on Tuesday May 4 and exhibition seating with Mathews Bros. selling reserved years at 320 Lackawanna avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Noa. 6
Howell
Langan
Zeidler
Walter L. Main
Mathewa Bros
Lackawanna Avenues
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health From Impure Blood
Go0d Times claim Hood's Sarsaparilla cures scrofula catarrh dyspepsia rheumatism weak nerves or other blood impurities. Hood's Pills are advertised as the only companion to Hood's Sarsaparilla, marketed as easy and efficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Bicycle Sundries Unavailable Here Except Handle Bars
A local note states no bicycle sundries can be procured here except handlebars and toe clips. It implies limited stock and directs readers to alternative sources for other items.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton’s War Bulletin
Cuba
West Indies
McNally Co
Navy
Scientific American
M. Norton
Joe Leckowanna
Scranton
Ackawanna
Penn Avenue
A. B
Warman
Perrybros
Wyoming Ave
Columbian Detective Agency
Lime Bank
Wimont Imeomeligne
Hewnche
Neurigia
Philo
Arma
E. Maber
C. C. Curshman
Chas McMulvey
TeModers Newtonal Bankl
Gul
Gomera
Kemp
Wyoming Avenue
Venrsonal
Mes
Thomas WH
Watking
Amettial
J. M. Gates
Watkins
Taylor
M.S
Aire
W. OD Kennedy
J. A. Brier
Gram
Gaye
Themas
Eltv
Tadelphe Ledger
Colle Min
Hie
Hie Fisher
Fpankinds
Nan
Tver
Lowe al- Ware
Philippi
Eli
China
Mike
Donde
Wilket-Barre
Wwe
Berane
Stopum
Janes Cantell
Robert Butts
Lyse
Martie
Mick Ecient
Rey Terts
Walker
He Tribuny
Fits
Pennsylvania Nations Guard
ENLAT
Organ
Cobin
Grobin
Morrell Toe Ward
Oobin
Old Guard
Wilmington
Powder Mile
Prompton
Chickamauga
Tenesee
Mt. Grethain
Peekskill
Massachusetts
Penney Vind
Averacce
IN Select Council
BP. F. Cusick
Coursen
E. G
Court House
Ney Scragg
Maine
Clarke Bros
Terlings
S.C. Snyder
Spruce
Jermva
Bitenbeader & CO
Maloney Ol, and Manufacturing CO
Japan
Raynolds
Hand & Payne
Knox Hats
Snow
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Kimball
George H.ives
West Market Street
Wilkes-Barre
Barbour's Home Credit House
Tou
Lackawanna AV
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