Water and Utility Firms Listed in Regional Directory
A catalog of various water utilities and power companies including Rendham Water Co and Mannsfield Water Co, with related firms such as Spring Brook Water Co and Economy Light Heat & Power Co. Also appears are Timber and lumber outfits, gas and lighting firms, and miscellaneous local businesses like Ecranton Packing and Alamigorda Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rendham Water Co
Mannsfield Water Co
Minooki Water Co
Spring Brook Water Co
Economy Light, Heat & Power Co
Waterco Water
Pomory & Middlenpeart
Awdurn Witton
Alamnigorda Improvement
Alamigorda Lumber Co
Jackson Waiter Co
Deweye Gas Co
Walton G
Blectele Light Co
New Mexico
Manafielt Witter
Economy Light
Tout & Power Co
Spring Brook Water Supply Co
Pomers & Ariddleport
Auburn Water
Traders National Bank
Tithe Guaranty & Trust Co
Third National Bank
First National Bank
Citizens Bank of Olyphant
New Mexico Development Co
Scranton
Clark & Snover
In and About Wee The City WCTU Meeting
The Central Woman Christian Temperance Union plans an adjourned meeting this afternoon at 4 o'clock in Guernsey hall titled Literature. Principals of the public schools will also meet today in the common council rooms at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Tempersee
Guernsey Hall
Literaturg
Ecoucil
Ladies Church Meeting This Afternoon
A meeting of cathedral ladies is set for 1 p m today in the club room on Washington Avenue. The gathering aims to discuss the Young Women's Societies program and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toomsa
Ryenie
Red Bey
Father Hood
Charterhouse
PS Jnsticls
Bux Paris
Porras Dace
Gussy
Three Parks Committee Members to Review Nay Aug Land
Only three members of the select council committee on parks attend the briefing on Nay Aug Park. They plan to inspect the land in question and reconvene Thursday before the council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Aug Park
Select Council Committee On Parks
Wightly
Schools Close For Knight Parade Viewing
City school board voted to close all schools this morning except the high school so students can watch the Knights Toy parade. The high school principal may dismiss senior classes to allow parade time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Welsh
EB. Evans
Arrest of Weliams Directory canvasser for forgery
Arrest reported for H. EB. Boudinott a canvasser for the Williams directory on forgery charges. He was taken into custody after alleged fraudulent activity during the canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. EB. Boudinott
Weliams Directory
Yeeter
Forgery Accusation Involving Manager Name Forged Endorsement
A man was accused of forging a manager named William Kerwic to authorize a $10.7 order. The instrument was cashed by Attorney Woodruff who later found the endorsement was forged. Nouds Hott waived a hearing and posted bond of $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natanea
William Kerwic
Woodruff
Noudshott
Ball
Polandera incident on Center street near Kawle hotel balance
A crowd gathering at Center street near the Kawle hotel beside the police station was dispersed by Lieutenant Feeney and Patrolman Goeritts who arrested two men, one of whom resisted the officers. Jenkin Mirtle and a servant girl witnessed the scene from the hotel balcony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
Maat
Remirka Do
Jenkin Mirtle
Kawle Hotel
Feeney
Goeritts
Arrests For Assault And Battery At City Hall
William Smith of 6 Raymond court was arrested before Alderman Howe on a charge of assault and battery. Leng Sampson, a colored individual, and Talia Full waiter and WIT Fisher were also involved but discharged. Samp son Women were held in jail. Samp son Woman had Smith arraigned before Alderman Ruddy and he was committed to jail in default of $500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Raymond Court
Leng Sampson
Howe
Talia Fullwaiter
Wit Fisher
Surmpoor
Sampson
Smith
Ruddy
Window Cleaner Lands Job Then Finely Fined
Thomas Metiinness, a window cleaner, secured a position at a large city shop on a Saturday and celebrated by working at the first chance. He later was found by Patrolman Davis cleaning hotel windows with his coat on and received a fine for his trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Metiinness
Ireland
Davi Davis
Ile
Local worker Calvin Sparrow arrested for Deluge drunk and disorderly
Calvin Sparrow of Ash street, an em playe of the Nut and Delt works, was arrested at 240 o'clock yesterday morning in Raymond court by Patrolman David Davis for Deluge drunk and dis orderly. He threatened to shoot the first man who arrested him and was fined $0 at a police court hearing, his mother paying the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Sparrow
Ash Street
Raymond Court
David Davis
Sparrow
Burglary Report At Dunmore Residence Sunday Evening
The Dunmore home of D Jones on Madi son avenue was burglarized Sunday evening while the family attended church. Entry was gained by prying a dining room window with a shovel. The burglars appeared amateurish. Stolen items include a gold watch, a suit, and a pocketbook containing between 1 and 21 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Jones
Madison Avenue
Dunmore
Man Killed In Train Collision Identified as Frank Jordan
The unknown man struck by a Dehlwire and Dudson train near Vine street station Saturday night died Sunday at Lackawanna hospital. Detective Dieter and Coroner Baltry identified the body as Frank Jordan. An inquest was deemed unnecessary. Cassie McAndrew was with Jordan when injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Vine Street
Lackawanna Hospital
Frank Jordan
Mon
Jordan Wisso
Dieter
Baltry
Cassie McAndrew
Jordan
Columbian Toae Company Ball In Misia Fill
The annual ball of the Columbian Toae company Now held last night in Misia fill with several hundred socialized guests enjoying an elaborate program. Visiting dignitaries dropped in, mingling with the throng as the executive committee led by W. J. John and others directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Tose Company
Misia
W. J. John
Prank Philllips
William Phillips
Albert Lewis
Timothy Jones
Willian Lewis
John Lewis
Ilwird Davies
James Amlecklland
WU Jim Jones
Iven Walters
William Lymit
Jacob Ingsles
Prizes Announced for Rifle Regiment Camp Qualifiers
Lieutenant Chirter issues Regimental Rifle Practice orders detailing prizes for companies that qualify at 160 and 1 percent of command before camp. Prizes include a steel etching and a Marine estate. Tests run May 28 to July 2 at Dickson City range with ammunition provided. results must reach inspector by July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilke
Ciienlar
Cabre
Caimp
Marna DM
Tryple
Tiren
D. B. Atherton
Gecorml
Het
Loch
Barnler
Lawl B. Carter
Ilewt
Phirteenth
Neat
I. A. Watres
DD. Ol. Atherton
Knights Templar Flowers at Clark's Florist
Knights Templar Flowers operates at Clark's Florist located at 201 Washington Avenue offering a range of floral arrangements and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Clark’s Florist
Washington Avenue
Court House News Notes and Civil Actions
A hearing in the divorce case of Frances B Simpson vs William Simpson Wan set for June 3. George W Phillips pled oath invalid as Beranton school supervisor. Rosamond Bilk vs George M Zilk seeks decree in divorce. Humuel Freedman sues Old Forge borough for sewer flood damages. Thayer for damages claims owner of property in Old Forge affected by sewer overflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances B. Simpson
William Bimpson
George W. Phillips
Copeland
Beranton
Rosamond Bilk
George BM. Zilk
Humuel Freedman
Old Porge
Thayer
Hoe
Old Forge
Blooming Plants For Decoration Day at Claws’ Florist
Decadent blooms for Decoration Day available at Claws’ Florist. The shop promotes potted flowering plants and arrangements ideal for honoring gravesites and commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decoration Day
Claws’ A, Florist
Hatton Lot Again Bought By School Board At May Meeting
The Scranton school board approved buying the Hatton adjoining lot for 3500 after earlier talk on the price. It also authorized purchasing a new site for No. 8 across Cedar Avenue for 16000 with B T Lacey to draw plans for an eight room building. A finance report urged issuing long term bonds to fund permanent improvements and set a five mill levy to raise 320201.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton
No. 25
H. J. O'Malley
W. B. Christmas
O' Malley
Murphy
Roche
Welsh
Robineau
No. 8
Cedar Avenue
B.T. Lacey
Scranton
Bout of
Finance Committee
Keystone academy thirty third annual commencement schedule
The program runs May 2 to June 12 with events each day. Highlights include piano recitals by Mary M Wheaton and Mabel M McCann, senior class exercises, final examinations, and the annual address by Rev Russell I Conwell. Alumni events close the program with an open air concert and reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Academy
Mary M. Wheaton
Bermon
Elkatiah Hulley
D. BE. Lewis
Pittaton
Mabel M. McCann
Ciass
Board of Trustees
Russell I. Conwell
D. C
Philadelphia
Uto
Eisteddfod Seats Sell Fast With Big Crowds Expected
A rush for reserved seats at the eisteddfod shows strong demand as subscription holders may secure early ticketing at 505 Linden Street. The event features Gwilym Miles Evan Williams Mile Belle Newport and Bauer's band with prominent German singing societies traveling from Brooklyn Wilkes-Barre and Scranton to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisteddfod
Linden Street
Knights Templar
Carter
Gwilym Miles
Evan Williams
Mile
Belle Newport
T. Reeves Jones
Bauer
J. Alfred Pennington
Mr. Williams
Brooklyn
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Arions
Saengerrunde
Junger Maennerchor
Binghamton
Vulca
Labor union seeks audience with Scranton Railway chief
At a Central Labor union executive board meeting in the Arcade headquarters, members of Division No. 168 of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes pressed grievances against General Manager Silliman. A committee had met him and he promised action, which allegedly has not occurred. The board discussed next steps and planned to seek an audience with Silliman this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Silliman
Scranton Railway Company
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Division No. 168
G. A. Fuller
James Flynn
Frederick Marsh
Charles Teeter
George M. Watson
W. H. Hazlett
P. I. Mulligan
Herman Osthaus
Johanna Ferdinando
City of Scranton
Ery B. Little
Thomas Magee
George W. Brown
Newcomb
Wright Lowry
George Thacher
Lowry
Green Grove
Thacher
Daniel Holland
W. 8. Bartlett
John F. Murphy
Holland
Old Forge
John M. Holland
John H. Bonner
James B. Watkins
Weand
O. B. Partridge
F. H. Upton
Upton
Imperial Stain, Paint and Filler Company
Thomas
Theodore Stevens
Stevens
Gald
Vases and Flower Beds Fill Clark's Florist Before Decoration Day
Vases and floral arrangements fill Clark's florist as shop workers prepare for Decoration Day. Displays bloom with seasonal bouquets and potted plants ready for Memorial Day customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark’ 8
Florist
National Eisteddfod Admission Prices for 1902
The list shows May 29 and 30 admission prices for the National Eisteddfod and Concert, with reserve and general seats. Tickets include reserved seats for concert and sessions, morning and afternoon sessions, and three-session passes. The diagram for reserved-seat sales is at 505 Linden Street, and phone 1644 is provided for applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reason
Vvssse Asseasenereeres
Biom
Filsteddfod
Eilsteddfod
Misteddfod
Eisteddfod
Linden Street
Three Judges Tryng Cases In Scranton Court
Three judges handled a crowded list in Scranton with settled matters including Miss Effie Stewart of Green Ridge vs David J Burke and Mrs Margaret Thomas vs Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railway. Trials covered trespass actions and a pending replevin matter, with verdicts and continuations noted for later sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Stewart
Green Ridge
David J. Burke
South Scranton
Margaret Thomas
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Common Pleas Court
KF. C. Newcomb
Marold McClure
Lewinburg
H. K. Weand
Montgomery County
Miss Stewart
Burke
Mary J. Derby
Pride of Dunmore Temple
Ladies of Golden Eagle
Catharine Kane
Bridget Kane
Orphans’ Court Adjudications and Guardianships Handed Down
Judge A A Vosburg issued adjudications and final confirmations in multiple estates. McCaffrey discharged as guardian of Anna Elizabeth Cusick after full settlement. Spitz discharged as guardian of Paulson children. Henry Halpert named guardian. Exceptions to Connolly estate inventory overruled. Next court session Saturday at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
A. A. Vosburg
John B. Jordan
Peter J. McCaffrey
Anna Elizabeth Cusick
George Spitz
Sarah
Nathaniel
Anna Paulson
W. H. Roe
Henry Halpert
Matthew Connolly
Paine and Dickert file answers in quo warranto case
The answers by Dr W A Paine and Frank J Dickert were filed yesterday with Prothonotary Copeland. Evans and Murphy challenge their seats on the poor board, arguing no district machinery exists to hold a valid election and that the office should be filled by appointment rather than election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Paine
Frank J. Dickert
James A. Evans
John J. Murphy
Copeland
Messrs. Evans
Murphy
Dickert
Paine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neal
Matthews Bros
Lackawanna Ave
I. F. Megargel & CO. Connell Building
Morris’ Magnet Cigar
Chiara
E. G. Morris
Wee
H. D. Jones
Columbia
TOR Companies
Lewis B. Chirter
Court House News Notes
Hatton
B. T. Lacey
Vawimg
Ivadvespia
Ciaceetateceieeneaeesseanee
WU Ceceeseene Rao
BAKO
John Gibbons
W. J. Hand
T. J. Jennings
Connell
Endeavou
THE
C. BM
Casey
Brothers
Lacka. Ave
Ehret
Warren-Ehret Co
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