City Notes Pay Days and Oddities Across Town
Today workers at the Pyne Tastor and Mildew mines receive pay while Storm No. 1 faces a payment day tomorrow. A New York World feature praises Hartley as a literary man. A bold mountaineer reports ice on Bald Mountain summit. Funeral services for Mrs. Yick at 2 PM today at her Madiven Avenue home. Wereek’s Exchanges show a mixed tally at the Scranton Clearing House with varied figures. John Ferguson sustains a broken clavicle after a game incident and is discharged home. Miss Emeline A. Dunn will give two travel talks this week at the Beranton Bleyelo club rooms, starting Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyne
Misa Emeline A. Dunn
Beranton Bleyelo
Edward L. Buck
Mladeon Avenue
Aire
Buck
Bhe
Ale
Subiemivan
Ehe
Dre
Goter
Leet
Weston Mill Company
Mina Agne
Wiret Presbyterian Church
Mev. James Mb-Leod
D. D
Co. Logan
Forest Hill
Evening music program and art talk in city events
Misses Allen and Preeman will conduct the evening music program with Miss Dunn displaying war color paintings and giving talks. The Acme Manufacturing Co. formed from Acme and Home Manufacturing with George M. Halintendie as president and Andrew N. Walker as vice president. Continued notices include local meetings, entertainments, and lectures across various venues, from Aldermen and Constables meeting at Dure's hall to a St Thomas College musical and dramatic evening and a lecture on Gothic architecture by Mr. Van Luor at St Luke's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Allen
Cordelia Preeman
Dunn
Bt. Thomas College
Bt. Thoma Cetlone Athletic Nesociation
Fa.cetlone
The
Colloro
Tohn Dunlavey
Beranten
van Luor
St. Luke's Hall
Albright Library
J. J. Williams
van Lace
Thle Eit
Powderly to Vote in Mears Mule Barn Ward Twenty One
Commissioner General of Immigration Mr Powellly arrives from Washington to cast a vote at Mears mule barn in ward twenty one. He notes Ohio and Pennsylvania politics, Republican majorities, Wanhamnakerites push, and a revived industrial order under Republican rule. He cites tramponage and labor debates, and recalls fourteen workers brought by a padrone to Tinly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken. T. V. Powderly
Washington
Mears’ Mule Barn
Pennsylvania
Wanhamnakerites
Powderly
Toll
Knights of Labor
Rmel
Mr. Powderty
Bin
Tinly
Beranton
City Assessor Praises Jeffries After Big Fight
City Assessor Phil Rinsland returns from the Coney Island bout convinced Jeffries remains the top heavyweight. He notes Jeffries was not in peak form and appeared cautious, while Sharkey showed less aggression. Rinsland believes a finish could have KOed Sharkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Rinsland
Coney Iealand Friay
Jeffries
Firesimmons
Firesimmons, Mr. Rinsland
Har
Mr. Hinslund
Jeffrien Gore
Mans
Mr. Rin
McCarthy Shot by His Dog Jack in Dunmore
James McCarthy of Sport Hill Dunmore was shot yesterday by his dog Jack as he rested with two companions under a tree in Dunmore woods. The loaded gun exploded injuring his right leg near the knee, leading to amputation at the thigh. doctors fear for his recovery though his strong constitution gives cautious hope as he stabilizes through the night at Lackawanna Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
James McCarthy
Sport Hill
Dunmore
Jack
Lackawanna Hospital
Dunmore Woods
National Guard Commissions Issued by Governor Stone
Governor William A. Stone issues commissions for National Guard officers across Ninth and Thirteenth regiments with rank dates from 1900 to 1909. Named officers include Captains Coombough Burkhouse and Geborn, First Lieutenants Sterl ing Devin, Hilricgy, and White, and Second Lieutenant White. Several resignations and retirements are noted, with officers Me etc. placed on retired list under Acts of Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stone
National Guard
Ninth
John Coombough
Rink
IMM
Arthur W. Jackson
W. Carl Sterling
F. J. Callahan
Clyde B. White
John Coolbourd
Thirteenth Regiment
Edward H
Ninth Regiment Infantry
William ©. Scott
Thirteenth Regiment Infantry
Wiliam G. Devin
Dan C. Geborn
John & Harding
Eugene D. Fellows
Berkeley drowning case argued before Seneca grand jury
Geneva November 7 The Berkeley drowning case is presented to the Seneca county grand jury by District Attorney Moran Moran contends that Dickson the student with Berkeley at the time was not legally responsible for Berkeley death and that Berkeley was instructed to obey Dickson during the preliminary initiation of the Phi Alpha fraternity The accident occurred in Seneca county and is thus under county authorities jurisdiction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Berkeley
Pdetrict
Morean
Seneca Polls
Seneca County
Moran
Dicknson
Dickinson
Fappa Alpha
Mekingon
Errand Herald
Mrs Pinkham Helped Mrs Hayes Avoid Operation
A letter from Mrs Mary Hayes of Hampnanora Kentucky credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring her health after years of decline, miscarriages, severe pain, and near fatal illness. She praises the remedies and urges other women to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Mina
Pixanamm
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Nira
Mary Hayes
Hanpinanora
Sermon by Rev W J Simpson on living by faith and fruits
Rev W J Simpson of Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church preached on the theme By your fruits ye shall know them. He urged that people are governed by divine law not nations, stressing honest belief, personal conviction, and the need to let Christ’s blood produce new life and continual good works in a true Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Simpson
D. D
Asbury Methoulet Episcopal Church
Mann
Biller
Christ
Jesus Christ
Religious News Notes Show Week of Worship Across Churches
The Young Men's Christian Association of the Forty Warriot of Pennsylvania plans its annual convention in Foner dale on November 10 to 12 with Henry W. Dunning of Wilkes-Barre delivering the keynote address. Across Susley, mass meetings for men and farewell services fill the Presbyterian church schedule, while Lutheran and Methodist sermons address faith and conduct. Revivals, Communion observations, and sermons by Dr. Mobinson and Rev. D J Mac Coldsrickh highlight a week of religious activities in multiple churches with special singing by Mrs. Joseph Bell and Catholic sacramental discussions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiftth Warriot
Pennsylvania
Fonerdale
Henry W. Dunning
Wilkes-Barre
Presbyterian
Susley
Danther Bose Waring
Grace Lutheran Church
Ratroud Young Men
William Edear
Providence
Bunday School
Toy
Cedar Avenue
Dr. Mobinson
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Pietor
Fey
Ianne J Tarmatny
Lori
Green Ridge Trapticat Church
Gormon
B. G. Reading
Joseph Bell
Hulberth Hill
D. J. Mac Coldrickh
Griffin
Finn Park
Viaduct Talk Returns as West Side Fears Delays
West Side residents voice alarm over the planned transfer depot at West Lackawanna Avenue and the potential rail yard effect. Discussions focus on a viaduct, possible Linden Street reroute for trolleys, and negotiating with Lackawanna and trolley interests for funding and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Siders
West Lackawanna Avenue
West Side
West Sidera
Central City
Linden Street
Trolley Company
Linden Street Bridge
Lackawanna
Trolley
Man Arrested After Disorderly Visit To Centre Street Police
Early yesterday a man demanded to see Davis at Centre Street station. Sergeant Reese Jones refused the request, the man left, returned, swore, and tore the sergeant's coat. Rouben Meine, 33, a team driver, was jailed after a drunk and disorderly hearing and fined for the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Street
Davin
Reese Jones
Davis
Neese
Rouben Meine
Tmeine
Nickel Plate No 3 Train Dining Car Service Promoted
Nickel Plate No 3 departs Ruflo at 7 10 a m daily with a dining car serving breakfast after leaving Buffalo. Luncheon and dinner follow at convenient hours. The dining rate meats have a national reputation and the improved service should please Nickel Plate Road patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Plumbers and Master Plumbers Set For Evening Conference
The plumbers union did not hold a special meeting yesterday afternoon in Industrial Hall to revisit the long proposed settlement of their dispute with master plumbers. A forum was planned for this evening with master plumbers, and several union leaders told a Tribune union that the outlook for a settlement is promising. Journeymen expect to wait until May 1 for the eight hour day, while nonunion workers in the city are not to be disturbed as most journeymen may be brought into the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Carpenter
Lackawanna Road
Scranton Street
Plumbers’ Union
Denial by Davis Albany Attorney General on Trust Claims
Attorney General Davis vociferously denies President Dawe of the Commercial Travellers' league claims that the office refused to take action against the alleged aggregation trust. He asserts his office has not refused and is currently seeking tangible evidence against the company. Davis says Dawe’s best witness was found untruthful, and Dawe failed to provide corroborating evidence despite promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Davis
Dawe
Lengua
Appal Gatton Trust
Yale
Dowe
Obituary notices from Washington avenue and Meadville deaths
Mary Bock of 120 Washington avenue died at home. Survived by five children and four daughters in Scranton and Parsons. Robert F. Max former Berunton Railway superintendent died in Meadville after cancer of the stomach. Michael Nalan of SH Railroad avenue died of kidney trouble, survived by wife and four children. Funeral arrangements listed with church and cemetery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bock
Anton
Washington Avenue
Henry Wo
Lewis Hert
Mre
Mary Hall
Mra
Mma Plorayn
Scranton
Louise Munts
Parsons
Pictston
Robert F. Max
Berunton Railway Company
Meadville
Mer
Fox
Washburn Street
Michael Nalan
SH Railroad Avenue
Thomas
Michael
Joveeph
Margaret
Ancient Order of Hiberniaity
Tde Park
Berglees
Holy Crows Church
Cathedral Cemetery
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Brice
Vone & Son
Perry Brothers
Phonographia
Wyoming Ave
Lackawanya Dairy CO
Adoma Avenue
A. A. Lindabury
Cclaliies
Omce Tours
Altoltn
South Maint Avenue
United States
Lacka. Ave
Huntington's Bakery
Spruce Street
Manonic Temple
H. B. Ware
Willlites
Hartley
New York World
Tlartioy
Ohler
Heo Rotling
YITCK
Abra
Bidward L. Munk
Madiven
WEREK
John Ferguson
Lackawinna Hospital
Inc
Vienna
Moges
Court House
d'Hole
Acme Company
Acme and Home Manufacturing Companies
Blaelty
Acme Manufacturing Company
Withreorge M. Halintendie
Andrew N. Walker
RH. W. Crow
Lackawianna Avenue
Dixies Entertainment
Dixie
Powell's
Hovechold Fconomica
Green Ridge
Keystone Club
Central Republican Club
Janier Moir
W. 8. Millar
A. A. Vosburg
Trighes
Nimeelf
MR. Powderly
Jeffries-Bsharkey
National Guard Commissions
Bereley
Ayer
Cougl
Mrs. Pinkham
Mrs. Hayes
Herram
Finkham
Religious News Notes
NEW Freight House
China
Val
Horsford
Horsford's
F. L. Crane
Postige
B. W. Blauvelt CO
New York City
Martini
Washington Av
Bronson & Waliman
Young’s Tats
New York
Horner
R. J.horner & Co
Paruhure
2Nd St
Eden Maeve
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