City Notes and Society Items in Scranton
City notes report Michael Evers wheeling Lo Clymer in a wheell arriage for a bet. Entries mention a two year strike end date and a jail release for John Wo Loe on a charge of neghiyous nonsupport. Community donations and a company dance are noted alongside football, paydays, fraternal visitation, a military dance, and a Royal Hungarian orchestra at the Vayne House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Evers
Lo Clymer
Roranton City Guard
Turaday
Bauer
Thirteenth Regiment
Mouai
Pra
T. BE. Jones
Sprague
G. Brooks
Mra
Merriman
W. Powell
James Moly
Pollman
P. F. Gunster
J.T. Howe
K. H. Ripple
L. A. Watrey
Frank Hobling, Jr
D. B. Allerton
Vand Ung
Premont Stokes
Moviman
Franklin Henshaw
Pruney Lynch
Lawrence C. Brink
Chauncey H. Dorby
David J. Griffin
Milton HW. Hine
Howard Tf. Yost
Hubert W. Kiple
Sammel G. Stark
Rowlyn M. Surdam
William B. Powell
Harry 5.Uryl
Green dies in Blakely home at 82
Mrs. Green, wife of Charles Green and formerly of Waverly, died at the home of her father M. and McDonald in Blakely on Wednesday November 7. She was 82. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 oclock in the Methodist church at Waverly with interment in Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Blakely
M.& McDonald
Goo
Charles
Waverly
Dalton
Funeral of M H Burgunder Held in Wilkes Barre
Moses H Burgu nder died recently and his funeral was held at his father Bernard Burgunder's Northampton Street home in Wilkes Barre. The service featured Dhrlet ritual by Rabbi Maurice Salgman and burial at Hanover Jewish Cemetery. Masonic and lodge members served as pallbearers, with attendance by theatre and academy managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses H. Bureunie
Bernard Burgunder
Northampton Street
Wilkes-Barre
Landmark Lodge
Shekinah
Nesbitt Theatre
Hanover
Charlee
Ivory Arrested by Dayton Police
Dayton police arrested William Ivory, wanted for attempting to kill Harvey Irving on September 4 during a Raymond court dispute. Ivory allegedly struck Irving with a chair, fired a revolver, and fled the city, later located after a telegram from Dayton. Irving was treated at Lucky Within hospital and recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollo Robling
Dayton
Wiliam Ivory
Harvey Irving
Raymond Court Ivory
Irving
Lucky Within
Ivory
Leonard Letters Show Dwyer Bout Arrangements for Tuesday
A letter from Charles Leonard of New York to The Tribune describes plans for Dwyer's opponent at the Tuesday night bicycle club event. It details proposed forfeits and agreements, mentions Ernest Revelwr and Mery liwger as potential wrestlers, and states Leonard’s signing of the message with Sincerely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Charles Leonard
New York City
M. J. Dwyer
New York
Tritune Fhiawe
Adis
Collitien
Ernest Revelwr
Mery Liwger
Wow
Phow
Sours
Clarles Leonard
Spriitfeld
Sowark
Injured by Blast at Mt Pleasant Colliery
William Welsh of 2211 Jackson street was seriously injured yesterday by a premature blast at the Mt Pleasant colliery. He was working in a chamber when the explosion occurred, hurling him to the ground and striking him about the head, back, and legs. Welsh was taken to Lackawanna Hospital and remained in a very serious condition yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Welsh
Jackson Street
Lackawanna Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Welsh
Ile
Thomas Gillon Injured in Scranton Assault
Passersby on Diamond avenue in North Scranton found Thomas Gillon of Park Place late Wednesday night sitting on the pavement with a deep cut over his right eye and blood flowing freely. He was helped up and taken to Dr. J. B. Corser's residence where the wound was dressed. Gillon said he was struck on the head with a stone but could not name the assailant or give details of the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Avenue
Scranton
Thomas Gillon
Park Place
J. B. Corser
Gillon
Injured brakeman hurt on Delaware Lackawanna train near Hampton mine
Martin Guerrrons of 06 Wyoming Avenue suffered a badly crushed ankle when the engine backed into a car at the Hampton mine near West Beranton around 10:30 PM. He was taken to Moses Taylor Hospital. Conductor Hugh Larkin led the crew aboard the wild cat locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Guerrons
Wyoming Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Hugh Larkin
Hampton Mine
West Beranton
Guerren
Moses Taylor Hospital
Grand Jury Returns Findings On Bridge Petitions And Local Cases
The grand jury reported after a week, Judge Edwards charged jurors on bridge petitions. A Lisk License Case rehearing and damages suit against Monument Contractors for 5000 were noted. Several indictments listed include theft, burglary, larceny, and assault while most true bills were not found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Monument Contractors
Grand Jury
Nidwards
Taylor Borough
Lackawanna Township
Re Hearing Over Liquor License Revocation for John Lisk
Judges Archbald Edwards and Stelly heard a re hearing on the rule to show cause why John Lisk’s Eighth ward liquor license should not be revoked for a Sunday sale charge. Lisk claimed an intruder and his janitor allowed beer. Mens Union witnesses partially supported his story but noted no alley excitement. The court took the matter under advisement with Newcomb for Lisk and Hitchcock Beers for the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald, Edwards
Stelly
John Lisk
Eighth Ward
Lisk
P Resument
Ma Lisk
Newcomb
Mr. Lisk
Men's Union
Mens Union
Wignor
F.C. Newcomb
Col
F. Ll. Hitchcock
FE. Beers
Damage Claim Against Harrison Granite Amounts to 5000
A damage claim totaling five thousand dollars is filed against Harrison Granite in the local court. The case outlines alleged losses related to the company’s services and seeks compensation from the defendant.
Engineer injured by bleederick collapse at monument blast
George Ruth, an engineer, claims head and leg injuries from the blederrick fall at the soldiers and sailors monument. He says the injuries will permanently disable him. The suit was instituted yesterday in Prothonotary John Copeland's office by attorneys Frank B. Boyle and K. P. Wedeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ruth
Blederrick
Soldiers
Sailora
John Copeland
Frank B. Boyle
K. P. Wedeman
Will and estate actions in Scranton and Carbondale
The will of Roger Grimes of South Scranton admitted to probate. Letters testamentary granted to Richard J. Grimes and D. W. Vaughan. Catherine Simon of Carbondale also admitted to probate with Julia Simon as executrix. George W. Bresecker appointed administrator of Ia KB Bresecker estate in Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Grimes
South Scranton
Register Koch
Richard J. Grimes
D. W. Vaughan
Catherine Simon
Carbondale
Julia Simon
Ia KB. Bresecker
Newton
George W. Bresecker
Local Street Names and Addresses in Dickson City
A fragmentary OCR excerpt shows a mix of street names and partial addresses including South Seventh Street and Dickson City, Pennsylvania. The readable bits reference individuals or entities such as John Gresaviteh and a listed address at 0.0.08 South Seventh Avenue, with unknown or garbled place names and city markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molin Works
Micry Wytwiwe Cic
Atrent
Themis Koratvoskh
Chapmuliake Geeceer
John Gresaviteh
Aleeet Koshka Wouwsel
Dickson City
Unveiling of the New Monument Ceremony Planned Next Week
A large Civil War veterans event is set for next Thursday with a parade by the Thirteenth and Ninth regiments. Committee leaders from veterans groups organize invitations, Crown Governor Stone and staff expected, and local schools and relief corps plan active participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W F. Stevens
Bara Griffin Post
J. TL. Ripple
Gomer
Davis
H. F. Wardell
P. A. McCatin
Co. Bryant
Ss. cC. Hutchinson
Cumap No. S
Sons of Veterans
Bryden
Carbondale
J. A. Nicholson
Jermyn
FE. H. Ripple
A. O. Ackerly
Women's Relief Corps
G. A. HR
KE. H. Ripple
Wilkes
Harre
Covernor Stone
Meir
Trunk Line Association
Scranton
Fire destroys two story house on Gilmore Avenue
The two story frame residence of Michael Walsh on Gilmore Avenue Minooka burned yesterday around 8 0 o clock. A defective tie caused the blaze which quickly engulfed the lower floor. A bucket brigade formed but could not save the home, with damage about 22000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Walsh
Gilmore Avenue
Minooka
Three Firemen Injured as Wagon Over Turns in City
Petersburg company wagon rolled over rounding a corner at Irving Avenue and Ash Street en route to box 27. Three permanent men suffered injuries with Charles Raynor fracturing a shoulder blade and possibly internal injury. Firemen Louis Farber and Jacob Frees also sustained superficial wounds while the wagon was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Avenue
Ash Street
Relief Company
Charles Raynor
Louis Farber
Jacob Frees
Bonn Recovers From Ammonia Incident
Recorder-Elect Emil Bonn has nearly recovered from a dangerous mishap Wednesday morning. He drank ammonia by mistake thinking it was cough medicine in the dark. The effects have mostly disappeared though a prior cold lingers. He expects to be about in a day or five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Bonn
Framing Deals at Griffin Art Co Lift Winter Cheer
Art prints at Griffin Art Co are priced low this season. Framing services boost home appeal, making interiors brighter and more welcoming for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin Art Co
Bonds Won't Be Accepted for Sewer Issue Refusal Backed by Attorneys
L Day & Company the top bidders for a 273000 sewer bond issue have refused to take the bonds. City Solicitor Vosburg reports the bid objections center on alleged illegal authorization and lack of special ballots, with a court challenge possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevas
L. Day & Company
New York
Boston
Vosburg
Common Council
Web
Day & Co
Common Branch
Select Council
R. Ly Day & Co
R. L. Day & Company
Day & Company
Vosture
RK. L. Day & Company
N. W. Harris & Company
Bond Auction Results Highlight Top Bids
The report notes bid amounts for bonds with Day & Company at 102.586, while Neuberger Brothers & Henderson of Philadelphia offered 102.22 for 0 percent bonds, indicating the competitive pricing among bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day & Company
Neuberger Brothers & Henderson
Philadelphia
Clarke Bros Trade Promises Highlight Local Success
The Clarke Brothers highlight daily profits returning to trade as promised. The Successful Candidates in the county all smoke O'Hara's cigars. A concert by the chestra at 431 Spruce Street concludes the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Bros
O'Hara
Moral
Spruce Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Hand
Dr. Hand Condensed Milk Co
Scranton, PA
Ackamanma Dar C
H. B. Ware
Ted Williams
Postonicea
Journeymen
Plisterernanion
John Wo Loe
County Juill
Fidler
Brown
Hines Brown
Lackawanna
Justice of the
Prac Picturell
Sorafet
Dencnelal Weceiption
Mews Institute
Lackawannie Avenue
Hber
PLOW
Treen
We Mhivnikoart
J. JD Lyteh
Charles Weller
T. Sillumainm
Athletic Park
Scranton Bligh Aghout
Dinehainton High School
Alwaya Pe Kks
Delaware and Hudson
White Guk
Arch Hall
Melwwans Lackawanna Int Western Company
Pal
Storrs
Avondale
Bliss Collieries
Centennial Lodge
Wilkes Barre
Lackawanna Lodge
Odd Fellows
Melaware and Hudson Depot
Dourte Siair
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Vayne House
M. H. Burgunder
Leonard
Dwyer
Martin Guerrrons
West
Coyne House
Tulia Woodbridge
Miliy Anderson
Harden Lorypers
Iln Krager
Dodo Cawley
Poul Cawley
Ajai
Sophia Seumang
Jodopili
Lottie Phillips
Joseph Tehotsky
Lieuie Lelotehy
Frank Boonie
Jolin Stagerwalty
Ann Rounk
Alexander Goodwins
Zipioon Tell
Neldon Tell
Uiawrs
Srewena
Mora Darekson
Goble Kinors
Joseph Newel
Olin Moss
More Milion
Thoms Coyle
Simon Uriin
Simon Jerry
Frank Bemoaski
Nee Kellerman
Mary Bunker
Andie Lias
Andie Jonik
Ann Hizen
Arhiresh Dolin Sveotia
Stanislaus Heel
Lailiviek Zerlomki
Denne Hiler
Annie Methle
Doseply Wilts
Toner Noes
Sarah Frey
Elisabeth Corey
Clrenes
Frank Robling
Thoms Shepstock
Mla
Charles Furdulskis Josaps Vuske
Toe Minera i. EB. Smith
J. Bell
Harrison
THE _ ‘TRADERS
Register
Petersburg Company
MR. Bonn
China Hall
D. C
China Wall
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wromins Svonne
Meg, Durkin
Adams Avenue
Dr. Reyer
Franklin Ave
Lackawanna Avenue
Siebecker & Watkins
Carpet and Furniture Company
Strawbridge & Clothier
Mears & Hagen
Sten’s
Agency For Young’s Hats
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
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