Local Docket of Visits, Clubs, and Dublin Memorable Men
Architect Edward W H Davis travels to Washington with Mrs Davis to join her five week stay. Senator Morgan Williams and family plan a June 2 trip to England for about three months. A whist club forms at Central Republican club with local businessmen and aldermen, meeting Mondays. Peter Peuser earns Bachelor of Music at Trinity University Toronto after five years under Prof T J Davies. Dr D J Mason and others receive diplomas from the same institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward WH. Davis
Washington, D. C
Davis
Daniel Williams
North Sumner Avenue
William B
Morgan Williams
Wilkes-Harre
Benjamin W. Williams
Lucania
England
Central Republican Club
Washington Avenue
Fred B. Price
Alderman Williams. Millar
Charles Penman
J. Kirkpatrick, Jr
George Brooks
Isaac Allaballah
Garney, Brown & Co
Peter Peuser
T. J. Davies
Trinity University
Toronto
Canada
D. J. J. Mason
D. Protheroe
W. Rhys Herbert
Fred Kain
London
Peuser
St. Mary‘ Church
Dunmore
Rail workers forecast meetings and feats at DL&W yard
A Gospel meeting is set for noon at the machine shops. Thirty nine coal trains left the Delaware Lackawanna and Western yard yesterday. Brakeman Oscar Price will face Rudy Strunck in a dominoes or checkers match, with a date to be announced. Women of the Christian Temperance union plan to present bouquets to railroaders on Decoration Day. Brakeman Sol B Newton of No 34 lost his foot in an accident after jumping from a moving engine at the DL&W yard. he is at Moses Taylor hospital awaiting treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Yard
Oscar Price
Rudy Strunck
Rudy
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Associathon Rooms
Sol. B. Newton
Fran
Newton
Moses Taylor Hospital
Local court fines and jail for drunken driving and disorderly conduct
Henry Feldkamp a Throop farmer was fined $15 for drunk driving on the South Side. Peter Ham a 24 year old machinist living on Prospect Avenue was jailed 30 days for assaulting his father and drunkenness after defaulting a $10 fine. Five women in a raid on disorderly houses at Center Street faced Alderman Millar. three discharged and two fined $10 each. Louis Smith 20 a steel worker and William Coburn 38 were dealt with for fines or jail time. An advertisement touts Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming rapid relief. Also offered a high grade 71 3 octave piano for sale by Dox 277.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Feldkamp
Peter Ham
Prospect Avenue
Center Street
Millar
Louis Smith
William Coburn
Court Refused to Allow Jennings to Go on His Own Recognizances
Court postponed Jennings perjury proceedings and related cases as juror Brooks recused himself citing bias from the Jennings case. Judge Schuyler ordered bail for court and trial entries shifted to next term. Claude Pitcher’s streetcar injury case moved toward adjournment with a nonsuit previously granted. Other trials in No 1 to No 3 court rooms concluded with verdicts and damages in various civil actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Smith
Staith
Jennitpsa
Bondaman
Schuyler
Lackhiwanna Avenue
Wyoming House
News of the South Side
Mrs Fdear C Connell of Pittston avenue visits New York City. Albert Tolomle returns from New York. Peter Macker travels from Brooklyn on his new wheel. Cedar Avenue Methodist class program concluded with success and funds raised. Silk mill in Twentieth ward nearing roof work completion and main building brickwork finished today. Century Hose Company parade in Taylor tomorrow to decide content for a old watch with Lula Sunday active in competition. Scranton Athletic Club plans Mountainpart excursion on Aug supporting a $100 challenge prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fdear C. Connell
Pittston Avenue
New York City
Albert Tolomle
Cedar Avenue
New York
Peter Macker
Brooklyn
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Twentieth Ward
Century Hose Company
Taylor
Questa
Hose Company
Migs Lula
South Washington Avenue
Scranton Athletic Club
Scott's Emulsion Promoted as Flesh Builder and Digestive Aid
Scott's Emulsion combines cod liver oil with hypophosphites of lime and soda to ease digestion and boost potency. Marketed as a rapid flesh producer for emaciated and consumptive patients, it has two decades of medical endorsement. Available through Boot & Bowne, Ni Yi All Draggitts, priced 50c and $4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Boot & Bowne
Ni Yi All Draggitts
Beranton Athletic Club to clash with Ninth Regiment at Aug park games
Stand six rounds before Jamen Judge. A new member of Beranton Athletic Club, the entrant must be champion's class and from Northeastern Pennsylvania. On August 7 at the park, the annual games include a tug of war between the club team and the Ninth Regiment from Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamen
Beranton Athletic Club
Pennsylvania
Ninth Regiment
Wilkes-Barre
Convention at Cleveland Arrangements for National League of Republican clubs meeting
The State League of Republican clubs plans a Cleveland gathering June 19 to 21 with banquet and Lake Erie excursion. Notables McKinley Reed Allison to speak. Major Warren and Secretary Fleits headquarter in Cleveland June 17. Delegates from Scranton Wilkes Barre listed to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IF. W. Fleits
State League of Republican Clubs
National League of Republican Clubs
Cleveland
Lake Erie
McKinley
Reed
Allison
Everett Warren
Fleits
Hollenden
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Bearder
Warren
Mleitz
Followine
J. A. Watres
Lothonotary
BE. Peyer
W. S. Millar
Robiwthan
David J. Davis
John H. Thomas
W. L. Connell
RK. CG Brooks
United States
A. J. Colborn, Jr
M. W. Lowry
T. Frank Penman
Wilkes-Barre
Development at Clark's Summit by Horatio Patrick
William Patrick and partners transformed Clark's Summit area from a sparsely settled rail center into a thriving village. He subdivided farms into Highland Park and Woodlawn Park plots, sold one acre lots and assisted buyers to build homes, guiding nearly 75 percent of local construction and leaving a lasting community legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chaurk
Horatio N. Patrick
Clark's Green
Abington Township
Pass
Plance
William Clark
Willam Clark, Jr
C. P. Matthews
Clark's Summit
Eaeerly
Providence Gas and Water Company
Clark’s Summit
Patrick
Rankin
Ist
John Clark
Highland Park
Atherton
William Atherton
Woodlawn Park
Highland Pari
Messrs
Brock and
Dimmick
Clark
Horatio II
Hewitts Indicted as Public Nuisance Lead Grand Jury Few Heavers
The grand jury returned 235 bills in the term with 100 true bills. F H Hewitt and son W H Hewitt head the list charged with setting up and maintaining a public nuisance. The report includes forgery embezzlement larceny and various offenses against numerous individuals and groups. A second section details ignored bills including rape bigamy and assorted assaults and felonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hewitt
Kerner
Joseph Kapila
Gelling
Thomas Levahon
Edward Heeny
F. P. Pierce
M. W. Garvey
Thomas
James Farrell
Abner Posner
Stella Clayton
Thomen Bregnan
Fieine
Hlofrand Inerrers
Hathaway
Harry Towenh
Falee
Morris Goelfomith
Seas
John Wohmo
HW Tavitt
Jene
Leyshon
Applinghouse
Thomas Leyshon
John Sekelak
Woaneht Lorki
Thomas Vrennean
Argon
C. M. Hathaway
Mary Mahon
John Tierney
Join Cawley
Kate Melly
Patrick Moran
Wootruit
Pilepr
Henry Armstrong
Prom
Ceorge Druck
Thomas Levghon
Joseph Rodrera
Adam Sultuskey
Mon Marrowell
Aroa
Patrick O'Connor
J. K. Goodmien
Henen Avetine
Fred Pilrer
Nro
James Mock
Jogard Ren
Orar
Mary Pedy
Aveault
Joseph McDoneld
Jorah Shelby
Asaault
Anna Konots
A. 1. Sanders
Aguault
P. J. Martin
Peter Torneck
Elmon Narrowski
Elmer J. Irby
Nellie May Hasking
Thomas Rees
Ann Gammon
Thomas Gannon
Thomas Holtin
Agnes Hunter
Mary Goff
John Killop
Lizzie Connolly
Benjamin Johnston
A. E R. Field
David Scott
Arthur Wills
Frank Backus
W. T. Simpson
Thnat* Growman
Andriww Mudway
Helen Kane
Emanuel Riner
John Connolly
John Smith
Warren Collins
George White
Harry Stock
Aswell
John Roza
Joseph Joseph
Oliver Keys
W. A Lane
Am Schefsky
John Hempliskey
Senetwine William Stalin
eTote Arthur Belleno
Jarceny A
McHale
SRG
White Lead Tinting Colors for Pure Lead Tints
National Lead Co. offers Pure White Lead Tinting Colors to shade strictly pure white lead. Each one pound can tint 25 pounds of lead and are not ready mixed paints. Order by mail and receive a color book and color-card free from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Beymer-Bauman
Jowatt
Davia-Chamberz
Fahnestock
Armstrong & McKelvy
National Lead Co
New York
Castoria Advertisement Echoes Through Generations
A historic ad jingle notes a mother’s routine use of Castoria from infancy to motherhood. The repeated claim centers on Castoria as a trusted remedy for children and a staple in family care across generations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton's Bulletin
Ladies' Home Journal
St. Nicholas Magazine
Harper’s Monthly
Godey's
Judge's Library
Butterick
Bookman
Billtry
Trilby
Peloubet
S. S
Dana
Lily Bell
Laura Richards
Jim of
Nellas
Raymond
Hills
Bunner
France
Puck
New Jersey
Townsend
Afoe
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Mfl
Court House Square
News OF the Railroads
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Brooks
Durer
B. Price
Jezsup
Horace E. Hand
Pitcher
Burns
No.3
Court Room
Handley Estate
Mary Scott
Spruce Street
Wyoming Avenue
Handley
J. H. Torrey
C. H. Soper
Archbald
No. 1
Catherine Winton
Ambrose Mulley
Nathaniel Fitch
Fitch
W. W. Winton
Peter Sommers
John Howey
No. 2
News OF the South Side
Scott
North End
Harry Hayes
Main Avenue
Pneumoni
Margaret White
Wayne Avenue
Camp 17
Patriotic Order of Sons of America
Rockwell's Hall
Excelsior Athletic Club
O'Donnell
Katie Jordan
No. 25
Milas Mae Benedict
Florence Walker
Miss Benedict
Armas
Miss Walker
Bunker Hill
Pillabury
Andrew Connetter
John Gudase
Frith Ruhl
Jacob Eberle
Thomas Hunt
Patrick MccDonnell
George Melchior
Jacob Beseholt
Thomas Tighe
Sarah Star
Benjamin Traviss
Mary Travis
Albert Leple
Thomas Thomas
James Thmlin
Nora Timlin
PH. Walsh
Marggaret Walsh
New Charles Bunker
Delilah Gordon
James Keegan
Given Thomas
John McNulty
John Gilhooly
Thomas Loughney
Peter McDermott
Patrick Langan
Patrick Padden
John Jacobs
Michael Hannick
William Sheridan
John Halko
James Warticta
M. H. Harloe
Stephen Levanag
John Sickofaki
Agnes Strozineki
William John Willams
Morgan Hopkins
John Novcorky
Stanley Kiloasa
P. H. Walsh
Margaret Walsh
August Anderson
Thomas Murphy
Lquor
Samuel Pugnano
James B. McLoughlin
James Kegan
Rowe Arnold
Barbara Wood
Joseph Bokluski
Alexander Chuck
Mary Robb
John J. Peel
John Fitesimmonsa
Ignansz Strol
Louis Feldman
Ballee
Michael Morrissey
Fred Stargmnan
HH. P. Behloss
Sarah Youkovitch
Hosa Stool
Scranton Castle
M. C
Lake Ariel
Marth & Delaney's
Priges
Martin & Delaney's
W. W. Youngs
W. W. BR
Hood
PS. C. E
Epworth
the Tribune
Rexford CO
Pratts, Ladennns dvi
Schank
Koehler
Moosic Powder Co
LaMin & Rand Powder Co
Repanno Chemical Co
OWL and Manufacturing
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
Castoria
Castoris
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyomias Avenue
T Rodins Sons
Pilsener
Qabushes
Gow Maver
New York Warehouse
Fifth Avenue
E.C. Ricker & CO
Adams Ave
New Telephone Bldg
Martin&delany
PRING
Conrad
Lackawanna Ave
NA. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
MT. Pleasant
Wyoming
WM. T. Smith
William S. Millar
Wee
D Water Co
Wyching Ave
Cenner If
Pierce’s Market
Penn Ave
I Gilhool
Carr Business
W. Horse
Moses
Car
Dan Neteste Borenten
Dupont
Wapwallopen Mills
Loseramo County
Ie Wilkemington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Third National Bank
Ageroles
Shorford
Fittston
OHN B. Smi & Son
Plymouth
Mulligan
Wilkes Barre
Nepause Chemical Company
Connell
James & Kelly
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
Dextrr
DERAL
Aylesworth’s
Turner
Opera Lust
Lackatarna Store Association
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
Eee Ange
Chicago Board of Trade
G. Dub
Ia Spruce Street
Telephone
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Antonio Hartmarn
Birch @t
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