City Notes and Local Notices Chronicle County Events
Last month to pay city and school taxes for 1506 without penalty. Delaware and Hudson and Lackawanna Western paydays at mines and machine shops. Junior high class meets at Y M C A hall at 7 20 pm. Court actions on street grading and a divorce case. Marriage licenses issued to several couples. Local accident leaves Swingle dead and another hurt. Habeas corpus outcome grants access but parental visitation allowed. Lectures on antiquity of man and Keeley Cure noted with attendance urged. Saloons and whiskey cases update. local judges review rulings. New dress goods ad promotes German fabrics and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Company
von Storch and Dickson
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Machine Shopa
Btorr
Young Men's Christian Association
Thomas Parkyn
Jermyn
Caroline Jane Crocker
Olyphant
William J. Powell
Jeanie Bray
Wilkes-Barre
James J. McGuigan
Maury Reilly
South Side
Alton Swingle
Mr. Cobb
Marshwood
Dunmore
Swingle
Augusta
College Hall
Father MacGolfrick
H. M. Cole
Beranton
Ministeria Union of
Boeranton
Rev
Cole
Congregational Church
Dwight
Til
Andrew Rathiarcock
John
Noata- Wiskey
Archbald
John Bhovinkey
Mike Materwitch
Squire
Nufa
Mary Forkan Remains in Grandmother's Custody
In Bellevue yesterday a habeas corpus case sought to remove 1 year old Mary Forkan from her grandmother Bridget Golden. The court refused to deliver the child to her parents and ordered Mary remanded to Mrs Golden, who has raised her since infancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Forkan
Bridget Golden
Jute Gureter
Im- Provident
Ty Thomas Forkan
Mrs. Golden
Bellevue
Mary
Lfe
Jurge Ganmler
Mary Hve
Ewner
Maury Forkan
Bridget Goldon
Aborn Opera Company Opens Week at Academy of Music
The Milton Aborn Opera Company opened a week's engagement at the Academy of Music with Said Pasha. A full house applauded with laughter, praising the singers led by Joseph W. Smith and the ensemble including Warren Lombard, John P. Dewey, Miss Ethel Vincent, and Miss Louise Moore. Frank Wooley and Aborn himself provide comic relief as the season progresses with Roccaecolo and a slate of operas through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Joseph W. Smith
Warren D. Lombard
John PD. Dewey
Ethel Vincent
Louise Moore
Frank Wooley
Aborn
Roceaeclo
Normandy
Two Norse Runaways Cause Village Damage
Two men on a runaway horse team fled from Mulberry Street toward Center Street, colliding with a milk wagon on Penn Avenue near Rupprecht's store. The wagon owner H Sames and his son drove the team. the boy suffered a minor ankle injury and a small skin wound while milk spilled on the pavement. The fleeing horses narrowly missed a moving locomotive and the merchant's horse was knocked down. bystander restrained one horse as the other stood over the fallen animal. The pair escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David’ Fileht
Mulberry Street
Weston Mills
Calmon
Center Street
Penn Avenue
Y Ih
Waa Woset
Rupprecht
Demurrer Overruled in Wright vs Millar Case
Judge Gunster issues opinion in equity case Wright v Millar overruling City Solicitor Torrey’s demurrer. Wright, Ninth ward magistrate, seeks injunction to block Millar, Eichth ward magistrate, from police court in Ninth ward at Municipal building. Deferral requires defendant to file an answer within fifteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millar
Gunster
Wright
Torrey
Alderman Wright
Ninth Ward
Equity
Alderman Millar
Eichth
Certificates Granted to Seventeen Miners by Examiners
The board appointed to examine miners for certification met in the arbitration room of the courthouse yesterday and granted certificates to seventeen individuals who answered all questions satisfactorily. The successful candidates include Frank Wallace, Anthony Dolge, Patrick Loftus, William Peffer, Charles Sargent, Thomas P. Joyer, August Diering, William Water, Henry Salsbury, John Coyne, Conrad Miller, John Collinge, John McGovern, all of Scranton, John Refulka Greenwood, Daniel Hayes Taylor, Michael Burke Minooka, and William Armstrong Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem P. Griffithe
Miles Gibbons
William P. Morris
Court House Westerday
Frank Wallace
Anthony Dolge
Patrick Loftus
WhNam ‘Peffer
Charles Sargent
Thomas P. Joyer
August Diering
Wilem Water
Henry Salsbury
John Coyne
Conrad Miller
John Collinge
John McGovern
All of
Scranton
John Refulka
Greenwood
Daniel Hayes
Taylor
Michael Burke
Minooka
Willam Armstrong
Aged quarryman injured by falling stone at Noy Aug quarry
Norman Sprague, 126 Pokingon street, was brought to Lackawanna hospital after a stone fell on his head at the Noy Aug quarry. Initial reports indicated a scalp wound, but later doctors found a fractured skull and grave condition with uncertainty about his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Sprague
Pokingon Street
Lackawanna Hospital
Noy Aug
THIS IS THE DAY 10 VOTE FOR REPUBLICAN TICKET PROMPTS STRONG PLURALITIES
County Chairman John H Thomas predicts a Republican victory with large pluralities in the county election. ONeill remains hopeful though figures unavailable, while Bart supporters tout a nonaligned, public spirited candidate. The piece details campaign activity, judge appointments, polling locations, and calls for turnout as election day approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Thomas
Mr. O'Neill
Llewids
Thomas
John HW. Thomas
Tribune
Ace
O'Neill
Judge Smith
Kelley
Dunning
Firat Dietriot
Elmer L. Williame
Thomas W. Davie
Robert
John Wagetaff
Edmund A Bartl Republican Candidate for County Surveyor
Edmund A Bartl is presented as the Republican candidate for county surveyor. The article outlines his career and personal stance while noting he lacks many friends and does not know the common language of the populace. The piece reflects a political profile typical of a local election brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund A. Bartl
Armory proposal eyed for big state Christian Endeavor meeting
The state Christian Endeavor convention faces a space problem in the city next year. A temporary structure would cost 2000 to 3000 dollars, so the Thirteenth regiment armory floor was suggested as an audience hall. The committee preferred paying 1500 to 2000 dollars in rental, but officers signaled likely not to proceed. Open land deals and fund constraints add delays, so the plan was deferred for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Convention Committee
Thirteenth Regiment
Coursen
Armory Building Fund
Thurteen
Scranton City
Armory
New Armory
Republican county ticket urged for victory today
The Republican county ticket is urged as a good path to victory today. An event at the Young Women's Christian Association outlines freehand drawing class details and registration.
Food for the Tired Brain and Local Music Event
An advertisement notes Norsford's Acid Phosphate for brain and nerve energy. It lists a recital by Miss Edith Norton with soprano Augusta Yendik of New York at the YMCA Hall on Thursday evening November 7, with reserved seats at 6 cents. Also advertised is piano instruction at a progressive school on M avenue and a sale at Pratt's Book Store with wording about books and stationery and a reference to Judge Wierd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixa Edith Norton
Mise Augusta Yendik
New York
M. C. A. Hall
List of prizes offered for literate and musical contests
A Welsh American eisteddfod to be held March 17 at Frothingham by Robet Morris Lodge of Ivorltes West Side offers diverse prizes for literature and music. The programme includes choirs, solos, readings, poems, and a short story contest with conditions on entries and adjudication. Proceeds support local events and a Republican gathering in Lackawanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
Robet Morris Lodge
Ivorltes
West Side
David J. Dayla
Mir. Davie Ia
Dr. Parry
Dudley Suck
Straus
J.C. Af
Henry TR. Shelly
Fred. N. Lohr
F. N. Sheppared
James McGraham
T. J. Davies
Tafalaw
Arthur Sullivan
Death of Michael Hart Aged 8 In Scranton
In Scranton on November 4 19% Michael Hart aged 8 died at the home of his daughter Mrs John Ford on Scranton street. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Scranton
Michael Hart
Mre
John Ford
Unquestionably Largest Millinery Display in State
A thorough display features up to date head wear for ladies misses and children offered at prices below rival high class millinery shops. The collection emphasizes novelty style and value across a broad range of sizes and ages.
Fine Kersey Jacket Offered At Modest Price
A dealer advertises a stylish Kersey jacket priced at four dollars and ninety eight cents, claiming it is the latest in fashion. The note markets the garment as a premium, up to date item for discerning customers.
Garment Line Highlighted for Quality and Craft
An advertisement extols a line of high class garments including collarettes capes and jackets. It emphasizes superior productions and personal supervision regarding quality and workmanship.
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Relands
Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Busset
Commonwealth Shoe
Washington Avenue
Ackawanna the Laundry
A. Tk. Wakmas
Penn Ave
N. B
City Notes
Mack
Mears & Haugen
J. M. C. Ranck
Ers i
Sentnat Merrill & Johnson
Ferris & Co
The
Universal On Company
John H. Ludwig
Noreaireet
Aborn Opera Company
Bart
Mr. Bartl
Republian Party
Fuenskirchen
Austria
Schumnitz University
Danube
Hugh Colling
John Devanney
John Warstaff
Lincoln H. Williams
Michael Walsh
A. Mosler
Robert I. Eldred
Thomas Murphy
Thomas R. Weatkina
James J. H. Hamilton
Edward Hartzell
Walter White
Ferdinand Steinmetz
Waverly
Fawarde
M. F. McDermott
L. G. Cleveland
North Main Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Republican Party
Dr. Longstreet
Edmund A. Barts
State Christian Endeavor Convention
Elaca
Young Women
John Jagmiond
Lyons
Institute Interactor
Young Women’s Christian Association
Norsford
Kardenbergh
Pology Oh High de
M. Avenue
Pratt
Soceen
Williams
Lin Lin
Judge Wierd
Robert Morris Lodge
von Bulow
Mandel
Morgan
Nechaution
Bruce
Ads Drese
Burns
Englyn
W. George Powell
Hesay
Seranton Republican
Hinglinh
Scranton Truth
Sccevescevesecevens
Scranton Tribune
Lackawanna
Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Lohmann's
Spruce Street
BE. Robinson's
Milwaukee
Feigenspan's
Seta
Pratt's Book Store
Weber
Guernsey Bros
William J. Letson
George Coray
Mra
E. G. Trimby
Martin Bold
Berry
Lackawanna Ave
Srade
Shaw
Emerson
Oxgars
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Malcolm Love
J. Lawrence Stelle
Lindley
Paige
Washington Ave
Crystal
Venice
Chile
Neo
Louis_ Rupprecht
Baptist Church
Hallacher’s
H Langfeld
Lockawanea Ava
S. C. Snyder
D. D
Yoming
Anes Moir
Christian Outebee
Sprace
Powell’s
Music Store
Chickering
Ivers & Pond
Sterling
Petan Ay Crass
Antan
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