City Notes Chronicle Local Meetings and Events
City notes report a 2 o'clock directors meeting of St. Joseph's society this afternoon. Miss Hriatel of Hasjacher’s millinery was in New York yesterday. The Tri-County Christian Endeavor plans a city convention on Friday November 29. Concrete work on the Hearing Brook bridge proceeds. Dr and Mrs George B Reynolds return from their wedding tour and will reside at 06 North Main avenue. Reverend Dr Cole of Philadelphia to speak at revival services at Simp le Methodist Episcopal church tonight. Contract for Filmore avenue trading between Washington and Division streets executed by City Controller Widmayer and Mayor Connell. Moor bridge officials accept final estimate minus inspection cost. Fire department committee to decide on a fire company petition in First ward. Committee to also review fire limits. Attorneys Warren & Knapp represent Ezra Finn & Son in a $513.43 aasumpsit suit against Farley. Carl Hollister dies at 6 years 4 months after six weeks illness. Funeral arrangements not yet set. Yankoweks, a Polish man, beat Mrs Brown in Brown’s store over a dispute. Alderman Millar released him on bail to await trial. Company A of the Thirteenth regiment to elect a successor to First Lion-Cox. next evening Company C to elect a captain after Ghaws resigns. Streets and bridges committee to visit the Cedar avenue bridge retaining wall and discuss removal of depot platform at Cherry. Various notices list names such as Patrick Baty and Bridget A Burke among others.
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St. Joseph's Society
Hriatel
Hasjacher’s
New York City
Tri-County Christian Endeavor
Hearing Brook Bridge
George B. Reynolds
North Main Avenue
Warren & Knapp
Ezra Finn & Sone
Aasumpsit
Pryyer
Farley
Carl
Earl Hollister
Ash Street
Wn Yankoweks
Brown
Eighteenth Ward
Ghaws
Comaes
Nefect Council
Nto
Png
Cedar Avenue
Delaware and Hudson Company
Cherry
Grantso
Patrick Baty
Bridget A
Burke
A B
Stone
Louisener
Frank Uscho Oe
Rent Frank Devers
Nton
Need Shettege
Archbald
Kofgnaky
Roxalia Latha
Ton
Om Panyier
Tilanie Woodward
Jermyn
Anthony Dee Daewilontowaki
Laurnetta Sewahey
Archie Ree
Daniel Burton Rutan
E Tilde Hoon
Rearbondale
Reese G. Brooka
Wade M. Finn
Finlay Ross
George Ebele
Max Zigzleman
Rowland Thomas
John H. Fellows
George Okell
Charles Schank
George B. Thompson
Central City
South Side
Connell
Davies
West Side
Westpfahl
Westpfah
Max Zizelman
Zizelman
Fred. J. Widmayer
Mr. Westpfahl
Scranton
Brooks
Mr. Eisele
Eisele
Weatpfahl
Widmayer
Young Women's Christian Association
Washington Avenue
E. H. Ripple
Stahlheber
Hannah Deacon
Miss Tolles
M. B. Root
Bloomsburg
Mary Dunn
Lutheran Methodist
Presbyterian
Bcope
Pennsylvania
Women's Christian Association
E. T. Jeffers
D. D. York
BE. B. Huckalew
Wilkes-Barre
George G. Mahy
E. K. Price
Chicago
Grace L. Wigg
Boston
Nellie Allen
New York
Anna
Elk’s Social Session Ends With Humorous Fines and Entertainment
Alderman Millar chaired the Elks event and issued playful fines for dress, seating, and etiquette as part of a lively social hour. The program featured the Elks quartet, soloists, and speakers including EB Lynett and J M Hart, with Lew Jones as accompanist and officers as sergeants-at-arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Quartette
John T. Watkins
Thomas Ignon
George DeWitt
C. P. Calvin
Adela Breakstone
Frank Brundage
Margaret Jones
EB. J. Lynett
J. M. Hart
Lew Jones
E. J. Fish
J. C. Zurfileh
W. 8. Gould
End of the flower show closes in Scranton
The chrysanthemum exhibition ends at 11 p m with crowds of Scranton's elite sentimentally bidding farewell. George Fancock praises the show while Clark thanks The Tribune and locals for support. Miss Breakstone headlines a final night program with music by Lindsay and the Green Ridge Wheelmen quartet. other attractions and displays are noted along with local advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Breakstone
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Juanita
Marchner
Hector H. James
Turnkey
Rob Roy
Elections Set as February Voting Begins in City Offices
Local race outlines a February municipal election with a mayor, city treasurer, city controller and three city assessors to be chosen for three year terms. Republicans dominate chatter as several wards nominate select councilmen and school controllers, while Democrats have yet to field major candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiacok
James G. Bailey
C G. Boland
M. J. Kelly
John FE. Roche
Boland
Stephen Spraks
H. T. Koehler
Mr. Kelly
John J. Gaffney
Election Lock Horns Promise Fiery Fight Ahead
The text notes that if the gentlemen named enter the approaching election there will be a fight unmatched in interest in recent years. It describes both as well known with many friends and that once entered they will battle furiously for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Horns
Scranton Faces Backlash at Moir Campaign Meeting
In Captain Moir's Lackawanna avenue tailor shop a political gathering endorses Moir for mayor as Scranton ruffles supporters with sharp remarks about Connell amid an informal clash over the Connell ring. Westpfahl shifts toward candidacy while Davies, Brooka, and others attend. no formal slate forms.
Y W C A Convention Opens With Scranton Leaders
The State Secretary Miss Mary Dana attended and outlined plans as Scranton led the region. Delegates from Scranton expected to haul a banner delegation of over thirty as four new associations joined and statewide membership reached about 6 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dana
Scranton
New York Philharmonic Concert Program Preview
The program for the New York Philharmonic concert on November 18 at the Young Men's Association hall lists Symphonie No. 13, Violin Sonata, Nocturne, and works by Gluck, Schubert, Schumann, Haydn, Brahms, and others. Includes two Hungarian Dances and variations, with performers Miss Grenelli and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Miss Grenel
Bolo
Pantaleo Watero
Leonad
Schubert
Terschach Traumerel
Schumann L'Eapa
Cowen Houtlease
Soin
Miss Grenelli
Young Men's Christian Association
Brilliant Concert Opens Standard Course at the Y M C A
The first standard course entertainment at the Young Men's Christian Association featured soprano Stein and pianist Roman with baritone, showcasing a varied program. Remenyi impressed as violin soloist with a Romantic concerto and Chopin pieces, while Miss Brein and Roman joined Remenyi for vocal and piano selections. A piano encore and a final Ave Maria closed the concert amid enthusiastic applause. A separate item notes the York Woolen Company plant fire destroying a $200,000 facility with $100,000 coverage, and a separate report on the Lawrence Hotel fire at Far Rockaway with substantial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Stein
Roman
Vis
M'lle
Louise Ro- Roman
Chopin
Remenyt
Remenyl
Rce
Miss Breln
Miss Roman
Davis
Remenyi
Incomplete OCR Notice Sparks Unclear Sale Details
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions selling items described as inches long and a three yard sweep with unclear context. No clear entities, dates, or organizations are readable from the fragment. Further readable content needed to identify parties, place, or timeframe.
Fine Kersey Jacket Offered At Four Ninety Six
An advertisement proclaims a very fine Kersey Jacket available for 4.96, highlighting the newest styles and quality.
Quality Garments Publicized in Superior Collarettes and Jackets
Advertisement touts a premium line of garments including collarettes capes and jackets. It emphasizes high quality workmanship and personal supervision in production.
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Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Russet Shoes
Commonwealth Shoe Store
The
Williams & MW
Anasty
Wyoming Avenue
N. B
City Notes
Elkdom
Franklin Avenue
Sieranton Lodge of Elks
Elks
Millar
Flon
Alex. T. Connell
P. P. Smith
Charley P. O'Malley
Judge Rice
Willard
Peter Ziegler
J. KR. Cohen
Joseph Levy
Charles
Schadt
Alex. Connell
Elk
George Fancourt
Tribune
Clark
EB. G. Cour- Ben
Turnquest
Wash
Ial
Wood's College
Geo. Howell
College
T:ouateh
Ivood
Thoris
Wes Een Tenranen
Daniel Williams
Thomas D. Davice
Wade Finn
Second Ward
Fred J. Widmayer
C. W. Weatpfahl
Select Council
Board of Revalon and
Charles Fowler
Finley Ross
George Archbald
Ross
Rosas
Peter Kelly
James Kearney
J. J. Costello
Michael Fox
R. H. Williams
Fifth Ward
E. E. Hobathan
E. E. Hughes
P. F. Cannon
John E. Roche
Select
Roche
Charles Stone
Repubilcan
Fred Phillips
Horatio T. Fellows
Fifteenth Ward
Thomas D. Thomas
J. A. Lansing
Clemens
Charles W. Weatpfohl
Vaughan
Edward Frable
Thomas McHale
John McAndrew
Office of Select Council
Morris V. Morris
C. H. von Storch
Simon Thomas
Tower
John Fern
Richard Nichols
A. B. Eynon
Benson Daves
John P. Mahon
John Casey
M. J. O'Toole
Common Council
Godfrey
Edward Weasel
William A. Hoffman
Watrous
Board of
School Control
Morgan Sweeney
P. J. Meanitt
Patrick Mann
James O'le
Joseph McNalley
P. J. Nealla
T. J. Jennings
Lorenz Zeller
O. B. Schriefer
P. J. Noone
Thomas Coar
Wyts
Moir
J. A. Scranton
James Moir
Lackawanna Avenue
Captain Moir
King
Joseph A. Scranton
Mr. Scranton
Harrangue
Mr. Zizelman
Thomas D. Davies
Charles W. Westpfah
Incee
Florence
Michigan
Central
Pages Falls
Buffalo
Jeago
Niagara Falls
Falls View
Calract
W. H. Underwood
Turhaueat
SaRealedtet
Monsova Tea
Y. W. C. A. Convention
NEW York Philharmonic
Sevesees Haydn
Hidalgo
Serra
Josiah Quincy
Commonwealth
Washington
A Avenue
Purnques's
Warn.h. Ave. A
Mea
Tithoction Guaranenee Ee
Weber
Quernsey Bros
Hallacher’s Millinery
H. Langfeld
Lockowanea Ave
York W Cee Company
Far Rockaway
N. Y
Lawrence Ad
Berry
Lackawanna Ave
Malcolm Love
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
J. Lawrense Stelle
Spruce Street
rAver
Ind
Louis
Rupprecht
Eugene Kleberg
Penn Ave
Baptist Church
Banat
T. C. Snyder
D. D
D. Bolz
Wyoming
Powell’s
Music Store
Chickering
Ivers & Pond
Sterling
Rttia
pimetWelus
Warsroeg
Cotamocs Baeemamt
Inetan
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