City Notes on Events and Meetings This Week
Weekly police drill reported yesterday as officers and city officials were paraded. Joseph Cook will lecture at the Frothingham tonight. Letters of administration dated for Charles Stiles in the city. The Aeolian Quartet and Glee Club to perform at the meeting tonight. Frank Brunner to county jail on larceny charge. Innes band tickets sold despite rain for War and Peace show. Marlowe licenses issued for several individuals. Lackawanna County Rifle Association to meet Friday at 2 p.m. YWCA plans benefit for Home for the Friendless. Rev Bell to address Young Women at YWCA meeting with Mrs B. T. Jayne singing. Funeral of James Lynett set for Friday at 9 a.m. Pabst Milwaukee Beer advertised at Lohman’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturn
Er- Mory
Palt
America
Joseph Cook
Wrothingham
Esterday
Felee
Thin City
Charles Btles
Aeoliin Quartetic
Glee Club
Thesetio
Frank Brunner
Cleptmnt
Wau
Frothingham
Innes Band
Marlowe
Lo OW Wives Miller
Scranton
Emma Kullman
New York City
Jakym Urda
Aucstiasia Kanto
Jermyn
Lackawanns County
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Spruce Street
Home For the Friendless
Younes Men's
Muckgey Brow
Wyoming Avenue
Mr. Bell
Hyde Park
MASS MEETING CALLED BY CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR UNION
The city Christian Endeavor Union plans a mass meeting at Penn Avenue Baptist Church at 7 46 pm to hear reports from the York state convention. J S Williams elected president will preside with a program including song service prayer and readings. Local speakers include W G Partridge J C Manning and Rev J W Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Christian Tindeaver Union
Penn Avenue
O’elock
York
J. S. Williams
Tey
J. C. Manning
Pittaton
Ev. W. HH. Stubblebine
J. W. Willams
Chatrens
Zork Clonien Aan Ars
Ranton Mn ' Arles
HE. Daniels
Prohibitionists Call Mass Meeting at Conservatory Hall
A Prohibitionists meeting is scheduled at Conservatory Hall 402 Lackawanna avenue next Friday evening to appoint workers and handle campaign business. Over 100 ministers from the valley will convene at Conservatory Hall the morning after for a ministers conference as the party pushes for a larger vote and considers a daily paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Hell
Conservatory Hall
Lackawanna Avenue
Prohibition
In Attendance at Evening Lecture at Frothingham House
In attendance at the event, attendees will be joined by Joseph Cook. In the evening they will attend the Frothingham venue for a lecture described as holy and public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cook
Frothingham
Cambri American Glee Club Plans Wide Concert Tour
Professor T J Davies organizes the Cambri American Glee party with EE Robatkin as president. The group will give twenty concerts in this country and about forty in England and Wales, with stops in Pittsburg Allen Hing hamton Muffilo Pittston and Wilkes Barry before sailing next July to compete in the Welsh festival. Featured singers include Thomas Beynon William D Evans Edwin Bowen Richard Williams I J Davis Johny Watkins William Watkins Richard Thomas Philip Warren and John H Jones. Robathan awaits daily letters from abroad arranging engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Davies
Davies
EE. Robatkin
England
Wales
Pittsburg
Allen
Hinghamton
Muffilo
Pittston
Wilkes Barry
Thomas Beynon
William DD. Evans
Carbondale
Edwin Bowen
Richard Willims
Kingston
I. J. Davis
Kessee
Johny VT. Watkins
William W. Watkins
Richard Thomas
Lew Herbert
Philip Warren
John H. Jone
Mr. Robathan
Night at the Circus on the Academy of Music bill
Nellie Mehlenry presents A Night at the Circus at the Academy of Music featuring a mix of horseplay and ordinary specialties led by Miss Mercury. The house audience enjoyed the show while critics question the public’s demand for such light comedy over more worthwhile theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahelley
Academy of Music
Nellie McHenry
Miss Mercury Oa
Miss Mehenry
Night school sessions eyed in public wards
The board of control backs evening sessions in public schools after last year’s night study success. Tomorrow the teachers' committee will review controller reports as wards prepare applications. Twenty applications are enough to start a night school with district funding, likely in wards including Twelfth Third Eleventh Fourth Seventh Fourteenth Twenty first Nineteenth Eighteenth Fifteenth and Fifth on Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Easlohs
Saventh
Tweneth
Jackson
Pleasant gathering marks second annual Columbus Y M I social
A refined crowd from the South Side attended Excelsior hall for the Columbus County Young Men's Institute social. Grand march led by Daniel Hurley and Miss Anna Jordan. Committees active. John J. Durkin managed smoothly. Miss Katie Reardon served as pianist. About seventy five couples attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Silver Creek Case Sees Second Hearing Before Judge Gumster
In the Silver Creek Injunction cause judge Gumster held another afternoon hearing. Crossexamination of W. W. Patterson ended and BD J Taylor testified he had no knowledge the Silver Creek Mining Co. was involved in negotiating the Harp tract. W E L Taylor was recalled and the hearing was adjourned to this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
Gunster
W. W. Patterdon
BD. J. Taylor
Harp Tract
W. EL. Taylor
New Pullman Sleepers Put Into Service on Western Route
New cars launched today on the New York to Chicago line via Niagara Falls feature twelve sleeping sections including drawing room smoking room and buffet. The Liverpool Queenstown Hong Kong and Hinioostan cars promise Pilatech gas lighting and steam heating, coming straight from the Pullman shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Lwhlah Valley Railroad
New York
Chicago
Thie Site
Ningira Falls
Piatech
Liverpool
Queenstown
Hong Kong
Hinioostan
Creole Tom's Cabin Tops Davin Theater Schedule
The Nedided Lit Creole Tom's Cabin proves the hit of the season at Davin theater with crowds nightly. The show features a blend of poignant scenes and humor, as Mira Daley Marke receives high praise for a performance that draws golden opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davin’ Theater
Hose Ia
Mira Daley Marke
Chrysanthemums At A Vernon Parish Church Exhibit
A large group from the Second Presbyterian church visited Mrs. Bole's home to view a chrysanthemum collection. Despite bad weather, guests praised the display and thanked Colonel and Mrs. Bates for their entertaining efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second
Prisbyterian Church
Mra. Bole
Virloun Conservatorien
Roge
Mra. Bates
Resolutions Signed by Mayor Connell
Mayor Connell saved several resolutions and ordinances yesterday authorizing the Economy Light Heat and Power Company to supply heat to the municipal building and arranging for an electric split at Var Storch Avenue and Green Ridge Street. The measures also allocate funds to pick a lot for Cumberland Howe Company along with mention of the Gentlemen's Driving Club races Baturium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Coimany
Var Storch Avenue
Green Ridge Street
von Btorch
Marlon Stret Peres
Cumberland Howe Company
Republicans Hear South Side Campaign Speeches in Hall
A large Twentieth Ward crowd in Cedar avenue heard Vaughan Connell and other Republican candidates discussed by speakers. Attendees included the drum corps of Camp 430, Patriotic Order Sons of America, and notable actors from New York theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Ward
Corgoran’s Hall
Cedar Avenue
Camp 430
Patriothe Order
Sons of America
Charles B. Simrell
Brook Street
A. A. Vorhung
Democratic Party
Ito
South Side
Republican Party
Party of Protevsion
Vosburg
Scranton
Vaughan
Connell
Clarence Ballentine
New York
J. C. Vaughan
Lem Kettle to Play at Academy of Music Tonight
Tim Murphy and Comediana Tuck ards present Lem Kettle a rural comedy set in Delaware County with a tender love story. Charles Tilia the German comedian draws Democratic following for clean wholesome shows. War and Peace returns with Innes band, plus Bride of the World’s Fair trip. Bronson Howard’s Young Mrs Winthrop comes to the Academy Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Murphy
Charles T. Tilia
Academy
Frothingham
Innes
New York
Mise Miner
Laurela
Detroit
Bronson Howard
Wood's vs Scranton Business College gridiron clash
Football teams from Wood's and the Scranton Business College will contest for supremacy on Saturday at 2 o'clock at Scranton big ball park. Rivalry is intense and both elevens are evenly matched as they seek victory for their schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood's
Scranton Business College
Jntireta
Scranton Bige
WOODS
A. B.C. Ham
Eiececysas Soltftoni
Matthews Cans
Ccceelotl Tackloy
Cummings Weynadt
Haupt Achner
Cone
Pit Et Biel
Peters Mortris
Marsh
OwenCap
Building Permits Granted by Nelson October Report
Building Inspector Nelson issued permits in October for new buildings, extensions, and repairs totaling 320,747 in value. The list includes single and double dwellings, stores, barns, and a power facility across wards and streets, naming owners such as George May, Dr H O Ware, William McGarrin, A H Roskilly, Finch Manufacturing, Edwin Jones, Porter Bros, B Shoemaker, Mire John Morgan, Michael O Mara, W E Smith, Ty Beers, and others with addresses on Cedar, Spruce, Washington, Sumner, Trinity, Green Ridge, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Sire
George May
Harrison Avenue
Tenth Ward
Dr. H. O
Ware
Clay Avenue
Ninth Ward
Williem McGarrinh
Chiy Avenue
Sevententh Ward
A. H. Roskilly
Wingle
Iverett Avenue
Fourth Ward
Finch Manufacturing Company
Highth Street
Fourteenth Ward
Edwin Jones
Pittiston Avene
Twentieth Ward
Porter Bros
Wet Lackawanni Favento
Burier Avenue
Ptine & Co
Lover's Lane
John Morgan
Providenod Road
Michael O'Marra
Spruce Street
Elehihwan
W. E. Smith
Ater
Waah- Spruce Street
Elehth
Wri
Ty Beers
Main Avenue
EL Smmith
Waah- Ington Avenue
Bliovwenth Wand
Kietrle Light and Power Company
Lo Enti
Power Bann
Washington Avenue
Thirteenth Wahl
Bourn
Connter
Mte
George Shots
Cédar Avenue
Treenthih Want
B. Robinson
Seventh Street
Fourteenth Wind
Frank Franci
Fourteenth Street
Fifth Ward
Seth Davis
Dan Devis
Sumner Avenue
Fourth Wart
Lafayette Street
Fourth Yard
We Drowell
Green Ridge Street
Thittevrth
Christ Gothier
Rebecca Avenue
Seward
Dick- Fon Avenue
Thirteenth
George Coombs
Powerteenth Street
Willie EL Rakgrnof
Irving Avenue
Finch Property Question in Linden Street Bridge Case
Viewers C F Van Nort John Caw ley and Anthony Bauman heard testimony on damage to I A Finch Co property from Swetland Street approach to the Linden Street bridge. Finch contends compensation equals land opening. city solicitor Torrey to urge council action. hearing continued three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. FL van Nort
John Cawley
Anthony Bauman
Court House
I. A
Finch
Swetland Streat
Sellestor Torrey
Tild
Torrey
Caledonian Club Observes Halloween With Ball
The Caledonian Club held a social and ball at Excelsior Hall on Lackawanna avenue to celebrate Halloween. Chief John Simpson gave a stirring opening speech, with an excellent vocal and musical programme, followed by a well arranged ball. The arrangements committee included James J Rheach Thomas Henderson Wallace Kennedy John Pinte John Simpson James Joffrey Thomas Gemmell and Thomas Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian Club
Excelsior Hall
Excelsior Club
Lackawanna Avenue
John Simpson
James J. Rheach
Thomas Henderson
Wallace Kennedy
John Pinte
James Joffrey
Thomas Gemmell
Thomas Wilson
Adjourned Inquest On Noonan Death Delayed
The jury in the Noonan inquest adjourned without reaching a verdict after two cars of testimony. Coroner Kelly presided with witnesses from Scranton Gas and Water and contractor firms Ferguson and Rooney detailing timbering and pipe issues on Mineral Street trench where Joseph Noonan died. Noonan, 2, left a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Noonan
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Ferguson & Rooney
Court House
Noonan
Sivest
Bellevue
Mineral Street
Kelly
J. J. Burke
W. O'Hara
James A. Riley
Michael Noonan
McGraw
John McGraw
Samuel George
Dennin Kench
Crose
Major Warren
Collonel Fussimmons
John McCann
Pitasimmons
Peter Mulligan
Cie
Patrick Mullen
Gas and
Reeves
Gas and and Water Company
All Neckwear Exhibition Shown in Finest New Goods
All Neckwear presents a refined collection of men’s neckwear described as new, novel, and superbly elegant. The display promises inviting styles and exquisite materials, with a focus on high fashion and quality, aiming to captivate buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwisn
Pound Rates Offered for Family Wash Service
A laundry business promotes special pound rates for weekly family washing. They urge readers to send their entire family's laundry to their facility, promising value and convenience.
Manager Mishler Reviews Young Mrs Winthrop at Academy of Music
Reading critic Mishler reports Jonson Howard's drama Young Mrs Winthrop was creditably presented at the Academy of Music. The piece features fashionable family life gentle humor and refined staging with strong ensemble acting. The Industrial School run by St Luke's church will open for winter on November 4 at 2 30 pm in Eureka laundry building third floor hall on Washington avenue near the parade route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Burgunder
Myr. Mishler
Reading
The
Academy of Music
Jonson Howard
St. Luke's Church
Eureka
Wuilding
Washington Avenue
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Cleveland
Norman & Whore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Ackawanna Aundry
Penn Ave
A.B. Warman
City Notes
James Lynett
Delaware, Lackawannand Western Railroad
Emmett Street
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Pabst
Milwaukee
Lohman’s
Wil Bo
Christian Endeavor Union
PARTY
FOR
Nellie Mehlenry
Social of Columbus
Gumster
Baturium
G. W. Watson
Conneil
G. M. Watson
South Worka
Maansh Mills
United States
Jamen Madigo'a
Watson
Watton
Pealc
Hubert McWade
Colin Kemper
Augustin Daly
London
Erroll Dunbar
Boeten Museum
Alay Lansing Rowan
Dr. Will Company
Mise Une Abell
Lyteum Theater
Joe Murphy
the Frothingham
Shaun Rhue
Kerry Gow
Wood's and
Scranton Business College Temms
Mr, Finch
G. G. Woolworth
Sid Lackawatina Averus
Graen and Gold Store
Conrad, Hatter
Mishler
Washington Ave
Buna’s
Taokawiwne Avo
E. G
Coursen
Celembus
Onan Weehington
Gorantan.Pa
S. C. Snyder
Havin
Hudson Bay Sable
J. Bolz
Paens
Hettars,& Furnishers
Oslands
Childrens Department
Banister’s
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Nuge
Lackawanna Ave
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