City Notes Prachers Pay Day and Meetings
City schools plan a pay day for teachers. Phi Delta literary society to meet at the Young Men's Association rooms. Thanksgiving events organized by John Tiegh Uf Reilly council and Young Men's Institute. Funeral for Vie tite Aller Sullivan and others. St Luke's parish hosts a fund raising event. Friday gathering at a local church urged attendance. Julien McCarthy recovering after wartime injury. Delware and Mad don company pay days reported at multiple mines and facilities.
Miner Injuries Reported After Rock Fall at Pontivone Mines
A miner, Jenata Bhelondack of Tek Pond near Wither Barre, was brought to Lackawanna hospital after a rock fall at Pontivone mines left him belly injured. He is married with one child, Swede, 1 year old. The Rev. Jomo Hughes, formerly of Kimberney, plans a sermon tonight on Wayne Avenue. William Heese of Jotapon's Patch suffered a broken arm and was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emelondack Wort
Jenata Bhelondack
Tek Pond
Wither Barre
Lackawanna
Jomo Hughes
Kimberney
Wayne Avenue
Moor Science
Hughes
Wilawam Rerbe
Wilwim Heese
Jotapon
Lackawanna Hospital
Miss Dunn Exhibits Watercolor Masterpieces At Bicycle Club
Miss Ameline A Dunn drew a large bicycle club audience with a watercolor exhibition at the Bicycle Club House. The show featured American and European views, bright landscapes, and fine color sensibility, with copies offered for Young Women’s Christian Association fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameline A. Dunn
Nawless
Dunn
America
Young Women's Christia Association
Caligula
Ponte Vecchio
Florence
Mount Blanc
Chamounix
Alain
Angelie
Heusseau
Etidin
Saint Germaine
Lorna Doone
Hawbrandt
Mun T
Fremin
Resignation Talks Fail as City Officials Act
Patrolmen Martin Flaherty of Scranton and John Duggan of North Scranton were summoned by Mayor Moir after a conference. Flaherty refused to resign. the mayor planned removal. Duggan was not asked to resign and faced a separate summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moir
Martin Flaherty
Martin
Scranton
John Dugear
North Scranton
James Moir
Iithen
Plaherty
Vitor
Mighi
Proberty
Hegoany
Repey Afl
Enya
Dugcan
Miner Patrick Herrigan Killed in Blue Ridge Colliery
Patrick Herrigan of Jersey died yesterday morning at the Blue Ridge colliery after a large mass of top coal detached from the roof and struck him while he worked in his chamber. His mangled body was recovered after the coal was removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Herrigan
Jersey
MH O'Otock
Blue Hidge
Old Forge Strikers Rally Against Deputies as No 1 Mine Reopens
Fourteen hundred Jermyn and Co. miners strike over docking rules and parity in pay. Deputies guard No 1 mine as Italian and other workers return under escort. strikers march through Rendham and Sibley amid provocation, shouting blacklegs and urging others to stay away from Jermyn pits.
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Old Forge
Jermyn
Lattimer
Odl Forge
Jermyn & Co
Sorder
United Mine Workers’ Union
No. 1
Rendham
Sibley
HM. F. Ferber
Scranton
Ferber
Pryor
Stote
Ine
Tribune
No. 2
Holsted
Columbia Hall
Mainstreet
Mudtown
Austin Heights
Barbertown
Tinally
Bendham
Jersmyn & Co
Pharmacy names pledge to refund forWarranted Syrup of Tarts
A dated pledge from multiple signatories promises to refund money if Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Tarts fails to cure a cough or cold. The notice lists several names including David M. Jones and M. J. Vetter with local pharmacists and shops named in the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
David M. Jones
M. J. Vetter
A. W. Musgrave
Albert
Chulta
bryersPharmacy
Lorena
Cole
Terpoe
Thomperon
Choe
T Jones
Nickel Plate Announces Upgraded Dining Car Service
Improved dining car service on Nickel Plate train No 4 leaving Buffalo at 7 10 p m daily includes breakfast after departure and luncheon and dinner at convenient hours. The dining car meals have a national reputation for excellence and are expected to please patrons of the Nickel Plate Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puffalo
Buffalo
Keiser's Sudden Death in Dalton Prominent Local Merchant
William C. Welser Keiser, longtime local furniture businessman and Civil War veteran, died suddenly at his Dalton home. He awoke ill, died within minutes. apoplexy is given as the cause. His wife and daughter are visiting George Keiser in Alamogordo, New Mexico. Surviving: wife, two children Frances Keiser of Dalton and George Keiser of Alamogordo. Funeral arrangements await his wife’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ¢. Welser
Dalton
W. J. Connell
Frances Keiser
Daldon
George Keiser
Alamogordo
N. M
Concert Company Organized by Prof Watking in Avon N L
John T. Watking forms a concert company with engagements drawn from Lackawanna and Luzerne counties. The lineup includes Schubert Quartet, Charles A. Hartley, ventriloquist, and Miss Meatrice Morris, famed elocutionist. An address for invalids offers fall winter care and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Watkine
Lackawanna
Lugerne
Schubert
Charles A. Hartley
Mise Meatrice Morris
Testimony in Equity Suit Involves Fell Township School Board Members
Defendants filed answers in the equity suit against Fell Township School Board members. City actions target BE D Sturges and BR E Hurley to collect paying assessment opinion in the Jones and Hermitage Cleveland case. Trial proceeds with witnesses including James J Newle WM J Fuller Thomas Bevan Oldknow Wolf and S Brockaway. cross examination to follow. Fuller admits not seeking renewal of his contract with Delaware Lehigh and Western, noting no desire for further contracts restricting to 120 days of work annually.
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Fell Township School Board
City
BE. D. Sturges
BR. E. Hurley
Jones and Hermitage
Cleveland
Fleasapt Con
Pelawite, Lackawanna and Weaterm Company
James J. Newle
WM. J
Fuller
Thomas Bevan
Oldknow and Wolf
Brockaway
Rrockaway Wulle
Pleasant Breaker
Delaware, Lekkawanho and Western Company
School board dispute over book contract challenge filed
An equity suit in Fell Township involves Nicholas Glynn, Andrew Morin, and Ed Coughlin against John Mooty, James Heenan, Edward Healey, James Ward, Thomas Henning and Nathaniel Davis over a school books contract alleged to favor Glin & company. Defendants deny wrongdoing and accuse plaintiffs of seeking a monopoly benefiting the American Book Company. An answer was also filed in a separate case by Allen Williams et al against James Green and others, with defendants denying all allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Glynn
Andrew Morin
Ed. Coughlin
John Mooty
James Heenan
Edward Healey
James Ward
Thomas Henning
Nathaniel Davis
Fell Township
Glin «& Company
Hlewal
American Book Company
Allen W. Williame
Arminda L. Locoe
John F. Locoe
James I. Green
Thomas H. Spruke
Tlenry J. Spritka
Spiiks
Sterling Don
Arthie Smith
Frank Smith
Frederick Webber
City Asphalting Action Initiated on North Washlington
City officials filed suit through City Solicitor A A Vosbury Custinet Elo Sturges and Rh B Hurley and EB Sturges seeking to proceed with asphalting North Washlington Avenue in front of properties owned by these gentlemen. The case follows a prior judicial decision by Judge Gunster finding defects in the municipal laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Vosbury Custinet
Elo. Sturges
Rh. B. Hurley
EB. Sturges
Washlington Avenue
Charter sought for St. David's West Scranton church group
Through attorneys Willard Warren and Knapp a charter was yesterday asked for an association composed of the rector church wardens and vestrymen of St. David's Episcopal church West Scranton. The names fixed to the application for the charter are Thomas J. Williams Jacob O Hopkins Charles Frazer Thomas S Jones and David Tolmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard, Warren and
Knapp
St. David's Episcopel Church
West Scranton
Thomas J. Williams
Jacob 0. Hopkins
Charles Frazer
Thomas 8. Jones
David Tolmes
Amicable suit filed over land on Ferdin and Streat
Willam F. Honey sues Thomas Jago in North Scranton to recover possession of a lot purchased by Jago but not paid for. The action seeks restitution of the Ferdin and Streat property and returns ownership to Honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam F. Honey
Thomas Jago
Ferdinand Streat
North Scranton
Honey
Tago
Bridge Petition Filed in Benton Township
Court notes show a petition seeking a bridge over Myer creek in Benton township filed yesterday with Clark of the Courts Chantels and referred to the grand jury. The sheriff sold stock of Joseph Joseph in Empire Dry Goods on Washington Avenue for 3405 dollars, bought in by O'Brien & Kelly as attorney. Judge Ridwiards issued a new trial order in the case Jones and Hermitage v J F Cleveland with exceptions to referee's report.
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Myer Creek
Benton Township
Clark
Chantels
Grand
Joseph Joseph
Empire Dry Goods
Washington Avenue
O'Brien & Kelly
Ridwiards
Jones
Hermitage
J. F. Cleveland
St Thomas College Presents Mixed Dramatic and Musical Program
St Thomas College Athlete association hosts an evening in College Hall featuring songs recitations and a comedy in two parts. Performers include Miss Weughouty and Miss Meltoy with solo pieces and a dramatic skit The Great Minir a one act comedy follows with a list of participants and a football themed finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas College Athlete
Plano Dune
Mies Maenturphiy
Minn G
Howard Bole
Eve David
Moses O'Malley
Heéward
Philbba
Aspen
Shikes
Thomas Barrett
Thane
John Ruddy
Harry
Quilldriver
Novellat
John Lynott
T Frank Cumminge
Touchdown Tillerbrant
Pimven Peeve
Joly Higgins
Myron Fitterhuuss
Herbert Kaee
Alegaire Colllman
Arrobathe
Kreviakhon
Dr. Waldimer
Theophilus Greenbox
Charles Freedjey
Roth Brown
Vrrand Lirw
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Vore & Bon
Reasonatie Cmt
Ludwig
Peery Brothers
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Ave
Wackawarna Dairy CO
A. A. Lindabury
Ercevalut—Surpery, Liseasas Oo
Clhire Moir
Yio South Main Avenue
Scranton Transfer Co
Hugh . Keesas
Tagrare
United States
Lacka. Ave
Huntington's Bakery
Spruer Street
Maxonle Temple
C. S. Snyder
Oi Waotsa Corndin
Milietne
Spruce Street
H. B. Ware
Omce
Willams Building
Postottice
Young
Abe's Christian Association
Raomes
Weilnischg
John Tiegh Uf Reilly Council
Younge Men's Institute
Wil
Vuneral Todan
Vie Tite Aller Sullivan
UT Ainesree
Svnel Myer Peek
Olwek Thomai Peters Cathadrat
St. Luke's
Aie
Miele
Muffala
Freday
Laidion Aldap
al Bile
U Iiversaliet
Ohurel
Mis FA
Bean
Wowliwa
Adisaveninen
Guns
Alomen
Julien Mccarthy
Leckawanna Hoa Tital
Heaith
Delaware and Maddon Company
Baltimore Tunnel
Baltimore
Wilkes-Barre
Pelwwire
Lackawoona and Weatern Company
Cayuga and
Vienna
Moses
Wagh Iington Avenue
COVAT
Houge
Leries
Patrick Kerrican
Bent Woo
Joseph di
Ito
Tnigon
Aneras
Tyre
Keiser
NEW Concert Company
John T. Watking
Avon
Lamp Meado
Chinaral
Berzins
Court House News Notes
College Hall
Serenning
Lonehowka
Trooters
Arpha Lo
MMOS
Serreneeese
Venience
Hecitation
Thomas Jordan
Pwwortuie
Eeccececees
Foot Hell
Aloyella
Olligan Yoon
Tonnila Quartet
Walter McNally
Mia Borredt
Iurke
la Bon
Capes
F. L. Crane
Hapets
Bugs
the Scranton Bedding Co
New York
Horner
J. Horner & Co
W. Schle St
Lewistis
Bronson & Valimar
Young’s Hats
Beneyent Legion
Guernsey
Clark's Summit
Hoy
W. B. Feeley
Kelly
Madion Avenue
Margaret Gillispie
Alew
Hev
Denlan
Dunmore
Wall
Gotur
Weichel
Washington Ave
Quorcdey
T. Howley
Jormyn
Curis and Gonrts
Cor
Houshold Goode
A. Thas. Kally
Dickson Manufacturing
General Office
Scranton, Pa
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