City Notes and Local Proceedings Chronicle
City notes report contractors Flanaghan began work on Piivittaves Trm and the temperance reform meeting set for tomorrow afternoon. Public business includes city clerk affairs, church suppers, delegates for a state convention, juries and a string of local legal notices with multiple names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanaghan Athat
Piiavittaves
Christian ‘Temperance
Hirne
Carmnella
Minprldegee Weverinayse Cols
Melwarlle
Sorantog
William
Rownienki Ail Foony Gromkewska
Greenwood
Supreme Court Affirms Judgment in Thomas O Pannell Case
Lower court sustained and the Supreme Court at Pittsburgh yesterday upheld the ruling in the Thomas O Pannell matter. Thorne Hopkins filed a mechanic’s lien recouping 1500 on a Providence dwelling. arbitrators awarded 2210.05 to the plaintiff. Donnell’s affidavit of defense was deemed defective, court affirmed judgment ground, awaiting further trial on the merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Ptteburg
T. W. Thomas
A. B P. Donnell
Common Pleas
Thorne & Hopkins
Providence
Mdonnell
Millinery assortment offers largest selection in city
When you need a trimmed hat or millinery item, this shop pledges the largest assortment in the city and the lowest prices.
Chief Robling and Moir Nab Clothes-Line Thieves
Chief Robling and Detective Moir nab two girls, Ethel and Mina Barrett, on Myrtle Street after watching for clothes-line thefts. A laundry basket filled with garments and items was recovered at the police station, with Ethel admitting theft from Major Stillwell’s Jefferson Avenue home. The suspects claim residence on Taylor Avenue, near Williams and Ae streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robling
Moir
Wome
Ethel
Minaie Barrett
Frank Robling
John Moir
Myrtle Street
Madison
Monroe Avenues
Shakespeare
Madison Avenue
Petersburg
Rabling
Eithel Barrett
Flw
Sulliwell
Jefferson Avene
Th Potlee
Major Stillwell
Wit Tor
UH Oelowk
Chich
Potlee
Robbling
Gibgon Street
Hobting
Harnest
Taylor Avenue
Williams and
Ae Streets
Jethel Barrett
Sir Jefferson Avenue
Richard Silliwell
Ministers Elect Officers At Boranton M E Church Meeting
The Methodist Episcopal ministers of Boranton and vicinity met in regular session with Rev. J. Sweet presiding. Officers elected for six months include President Rev. J. Sweet Vice President Rev. P Heandiges Secretary Rev. T. M. Furey. Twenty ministers attended and the next meeting is set for Monday morning November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Boranton
Ele Park
J. 2. Sweet
Guy Snoawden
Moscow
J. 1. Sweet
P. Heandiges
Peck
Dispossession of Schrie family over due judgment note
Rainy afternoon eviction: Alfred C Schriefer and family at 444 Eighth Street lose household goods under a sheriff's writ. Deputy Price executed the order as Bubriefer’s judgment note to landlord George Comper fell due. Furniture sold to Mrs King, secondhand dealer, for 47.05 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Cy Schriefer
Eighth Street
Filliass
Bubriefer
George Comper
Price
Mra. King
Disturbed man causes scene at House of the Good Shepherd
A man demanding his wife and child created a disturbance at the House of the Good Shepherd in North Scranton. Patrolman King Peters arrested a tall handsome man after he proclaimed his wife and young daughter were inside and was refused entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BF. Dongen
Board of Assumpted Charities
House of the Good Shepherd
North
Scranton
King Peters
Peters
Disorder at Pittston Home Results in Disenterly Charge
Patrick Ferguson is accused of forcing entry and disturbing the home of his wife in Pittston. He was taken to the police station for the night as a disorderly conduct charge was filed. His wife and young daughter had previously stayed at the Good Shepherd home and may not join him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamee Nfeffron
Archball
Tecojvel Gorterniay
Joh
Walt Tal
Thin Ester
Honora Hetticen
Patrick Vand
Jomon Steveney
Jamea Finn
Poller Rohiine
Mwa Ellane Sun Hoy
Greatening
Jurys Ecommlesiosiers
Jineo Archtabl
Ptio Niames
Zenlth
Bite
Scranton
Michael Earle
Joven Manwini
Scraton
Jeter
Iumietrtion
Santina Monin
Anrethiald
Prien Cor
Gyvother
Hart Teeepee
Archbald Remirked
Sir Price
Judee Archbold
LOWEN
Mr. Price
Oles
Archibald
South Side Shooter Held for Trial
John Heintamiain of Alder Street faces a court appearance after a bail hearing before Alderman Storr. He is charged with malicious mischief and discharging fire a revolver from a house window at a passerby on Sunday afternoon, frightening several nearby witnesses. Patrolmen Sartor and Schmidt served the warrant and escorted him to the station. He remained held on bail for his court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heintamiain
Alder Street
Alderman Storr
Melehber
John Strat
Heintamonte
Straut Je
Storr
Sartor
Schmidt
Suffocated by sulphur at Hilltop boiler room death
Michiel Helfers 45 or 43 died Sunday night in a boiler room fire at Mehmond Roller Mills. Breathing sulphurous gases from furnaces caused suffocation. Watchman found him unresponsive around 4 40 a m. Coroner ruled death accidental. burial in Forest City. Wife living there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliberiee
Michiel Helfers
Mehmond Rolliery
Dickman Chey
Oelock
Ile Furnice
Forest City
Dickson City
William Kelley
Helfers
Melfere
Kelley
Dolher Room
Episcopal Church Conference Elects Successor Bishop in Pa
At South Bethlehem representatives from Episcopal parishes of Pennsylvania meet to elect a successor to the late Bishop N. S. Bull von who died in Germany. Scranton delegation will depart this afternoon by L245 over the Central road. Local nominees include Israel Bowers as free choice for bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Bullvon
Germany
Scranton
Central Road
Bowers Israel
St Luke's Church
Pennsylvania Day Train Fare to Chattanooga From Sprinton
The Lehigh Valley railroad offers round trip tickets from Sprinton to Chattanooga Tennessee and return via Washington or Buffalo for 15.10 dollars. Sale November to March inclusive, valid for return leaving Chattanooga through November 28. Excludes Black Diamond express. For details contact local ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Sprinton
Chattanooga
Tenn
Washington
Buffalo
Mth
Three Weeks' Common Pleas Opens with Courtroom Friction
A three week term of the common pleas court opened with Judge Archbald presiding. Attorney B I Price and defense counsel argued a case between Mewley Pyppe and Robert Hurky over a $161,689 claim for work on two North Park houses. The day featured a mild spat over courtesy, with the judge admonishing Price for addressing the court sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Plas
Archbard
Hard Wo McChire
Ufhion Camitry
Anslat
Mewley
North Park
B. I Price
Atrehbald
Ejectment Suit Set Before Judge McClure
Today the ejectment suit of Bili Hartley against John B Hull and others will be tried before Judge McClure. Several cases were continued including Farrar and Tresta versus William M Filkman Co and Lackawanna Hardware Co versus Crystal Lake Water Co. Some cases reported settled include Frank Irving and Frank Detoh versus J W Park and Son and William Farrell versus James Hynt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bili Hartley
John B. Hull
McClure
Farrar & Tresta
William M. Filkman & Co
R. C. Riule
Adimr
Verein
William H . Davenport
Criminal libel charged in Wis resident arrested
Thome W. Themas of Millian street Wis was arrested yesterday on a charge of criminal libel brought by M. G. Laar secretary for the North Bed Lieber company. The warrant issued by Alderman W. J. Millar followed a suit by Themas’ company against Thornan for a debt, with Thomas and Kappeire involved as principals. Thomas appeared before Alderman Roberts and posted bond of £0 for court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thome W. Themas
Millian Street
Wis
M. G. Laar
North Bed Lieber Company
W. 3. Millar
Liar
Thomas
Kappeire
Mr. Thornan
Mr. Thornan For A Debt For Will of Jumior Parlag
LaBar
Beyers
Alderman Roberts
Hall
Street Trolley Day Project Backed by Commissioner Dunning
Street Commissioner A B Dunning affirmed that the Christian Mudenwear trolley day plan remains active and will proceed. He noted the movement has public support and that several young women have volunteered to prepare each city car for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Dunning
Yeatenday
HavI Land & Co French China Dinner Set Offer
Cin a Mars advertises HavI Land and Co French china dinner sets in a window display. A 112 piece full set is offered for 25 dollars with a larger 128 piece set at 32 dollars, claiming high value and limited time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haviland & CO
FELS NAPTHA soap praised for broad cleaning uses
The more you use FELS NAPTHA soap for washing clothes the more other uses are found for it whenever cleansing or purifying of any kind is to be done. FELS & CO., Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fels & CO
Philadelphia
Ladies Capes in Black Boucle with Storm Collar
Ladies capes offered in black boucle with a full sweep storm collar priced at 3.85 dollars.
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Sher
John Heinteman
Michael Heifers
Episcopal Church Conference
Tnlison
St. Luke's Church
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Alt
Holland
Chickamauge Hattiefield
Bilo
Hyde Park
Mtigue
McTigue
Mire
Patrick Cibbens
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Cedar Avenue
Moses
St. John's
Watts
Andrew Waite
Pittston Avenue
Mernilia
O'Clook
Borvicea
St. Lukes Church
Washburn Street
Team OF Common Pleas
Howley Brow
Hurley
Sawyer
Iran
Bibo
Nast
A. R. Sawyer
Wyoming
Ayanus
Lisa Ders
Grover Graham
Matthews
Drugelsts
Thomas W. Thomas
M. G. la Bar
Christian Endeavor
Rexford
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THE
Rexford Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Cina Mars
China Wall
Wyoming Avenue
Djoho
Congress
Worth Bam
Roy
Patra
Lackawanna Avanus
Cnog RE Ecccericen
Cus
Gsigsiicen
Kiehed Glass
Lackawanna Ave
J, HW. Ladwig
Lack, Avenue
Cloak Department
Lackawanna
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