Personal. City Treasurer Plans Spent Yesterday in Carbondale
City Treasurer 26, in Carbondale, accompanied by County Commissioner Tore Parrett, visits Wendover and Adame qivenile families. Visiting friends in Jamestown New York include Adeline Katehl of Brooklyn and Mrs Lehman of Flint Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
U C
Tore
Parrett
T. PY
Wendover
Adame Qivenile
Jamestown
N.Y
Diiss Adeline Katehl
Brooklyn
Abe
Lehman
Ab Flint Avenue
Have You Seen Them French Skirts
Mears and Hagen advertise wind resistant black skirts called The French Skirts the most popular and best fitting garments on the market. They promise a snug bottom and windproof wear to customers.
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Ulan
Mears & Hagen
Gilmore and Duffy Dispute to Be Aired in Court
The case centers on the dissolution of Gilmore & Duffy and a $6000 note given by Mr. Duffy to Mr. Wimore to cover a potential loss. The petition alleges the firm profits exist and accuses Citmeure of withholding collection statements. A sheriff levy was addressed in court.
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Gilmore
Duffy
M. B. McDonald
C. J. Burns
Judie Id
Chiimson
A. F. Dnuffy
Mir Batty Leenter
Thele
McDonald
Gilmore & Duffy
Wimore
Citmeure
James H. Torrey
Cifvere
City Coal Bids Spark Council Squabble Delays Meeting
Bids for coal sparked heated debate as council halted progress on a West Lackawa Avenue viaduct and city turnpike ordinances. Devine & McGuire bid 200 for coal. Kearney bid 32.60 for egg chestnut stave coal with $1.40 for pen coal. Majority backed Kearney. minority favored Devine & McGuire amid procedural clashes.
Brief Select Council Evokes Portico Ordinance Debates
In the absence of President Sander son, Mr. Manley presided over a brief select council session. A portico ordinance by Mr. Wagner allows permits for porch construction of churches theaters and hotels with specific frontage and room requirements. Violations carry a $50 to $100 fine and the measure was referred for printing. A separate resolution directed the street commissioner to halt travel on the Race street bridge until repairs are done, with city solicitor guidance. Pad dled cell proposal for Central Police station and inspector nominations were referred to committees. Only bids for paving Kressler court with vitrified brick were reviewed. pavement committee favored the bid of $1.60 per square yard with additional 60 and 88 cent rates.
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Adwich
Select Council
James Kearney
Devine & McGuire
Seamans
Noone
Moir
Danto
Wis
Zeidler
Cirfer
Wengel
Thomas
Counel
Kourney
Gordo
Devine & Maguire
Keller
Mrr Grier
Mr. Grier
Reagan
Gilroy
Flanaghan
PL Wirth
Sweeney
Nealls
Oliver
G. Wirth
Loftus
Orden
Thamar
McGirad
Grier
West Lickawatmo Avenue
Seventh Street
Ninth Street
Witt
Norman Leech
South Abington
Nealis
Connect
Neally
Sanderson
Manley
Wagner
Race Street
Bailey
Central Police Station
Joseph Brill
Monsey Avenue
John McNamara
Mahon Court
Dunnarothere
Kressler Court
Olive
Pine
Ishams Detorgons to Play At Academy of Music Events
The Only Ones will appear at the Academy of Music Friday and Saturday with a matinee Saturday. Maggie Cline headlines a Southern star lineup including Furber May Mallory Brothers Mattie Wilkes Hyer Sisters and Johnson and May. A Pair of Jacks and a new scenic production at Frothingham promise lively entertainment with notable artists and fresh stage innovations.
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Isham
Academy of Music
Saturnus
Madame Plower
Furber and
May
Mallory Brothers
Mattie Wilkes
Hyer Sisters
Town Brown
Jd. Piper
Vilver
Johnson
Academy of Mlusic Tect
Thoms 44
Kitfith
Sieveking Hispham Concert Arrangements Advance
Arrangements proceed for the Sieveking-Hispham concert at Frothingham with a date to be settled soon amid probate chatter. The list of performers includes Mrs Elon Willard, Mrs J Puller, Mrs Jares Archfurd, Mrs He Wat king, Miss Robertson, Mrs Hallstead, Mrs Parke, Mrs Connell, Miss Simith, Mrs Welles, Mr Patt, Mrs Leet, Mrs Simpson, Mrs Kingsbury, Miss Pallstead, Mrs Bice, Mrs Brooks, Mrs Blackinton, Mrs Smith, Mrs Ware, Mrs Rogers, Miss Mc Lead, Mrs Robinson, Miss Penni, Mrs law, Mrs Hand, Mrs Ripple, Miss Pennington, Mrs Weston, Mrs Storrs, Mrs McAnulty, Mrs Connell, Mrs Jones, Mrs Jermyn, Mrs Sturges, Mrs Taster. The London Morning Advertiser notes Mrs Bigphains praised Lohengrin and Mr Phiswam as a standout of the production.
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Frothingham
Mes
Elon. Willard
J. Puller
Jares Archfurd
Wat King
N. G. Robertson
W. I. Hallstead
Woo Parke
AL J. Connell
W. T. Simith
Charles H. Welles
Frederick Patt
N.Y. Leet
CL 9. Simpson
Bob Kingsbury
Mira
F. Pallstead
J. NX. Bice
Oi. Brooks
A. D. Mlackinton
J. F. Smith
Hoob. Ware
Hogers Fered
Jiemes Mc Lead
BL Rolinson
Mim
LB. Penni
A, Law
D. Hand
J. PL Ripple
Dimnick
A. Pennington
Weston
W. UL Storrs
McAnulty
A. EL Connell
T. FB. Jones
BB. Jermyn
B. H. Sturges
Dle
Taster
London Morning Advertiser
Bigphains
Pmiswham
Ginang
Setor
Paving Push on Clay Avenue Near Dunmore Line
Residents urge a continuous asphalt pavement from Pine Street to the heart of the city along Clay Avenue north of Vine Street. Beginnings near the Lackawanna Iron and Coal company area show new homes sold, plans for winter council action, and potential ordinance to pave the entire avenue.
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Chay Avenue
Dunmore Line
Pine Street
Poplar
Csty
Pio
Clay Avenue
Vine Street
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
George Smith
Erie and Woering Railroad
Frank Carlucci
Morine
Moses Taylor
Jury Finds Fraud In Logan Manufacturing Case Verdict For Plaintiff
After half an hour’s deliberation the jury in the Logan Manufacturing Company against HL Diosephsen and others returned a verdict for the plaintiff, finding fraud in securing credit. The trial also covered Polish Catholic church trustees versus a Baltimore firm over pastor Aust and related furniture seizures. Other cases addressed notes, property, and building plans for a new theater and fireproof bride.
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Logan Manfacturing
HL Diosephsen
Judement
Ethnet
Chewidson & Cohen
Lorin Company
SLA Werth
Davidson & Cohen
DC Mendelesohn
C. Josephson
Josenisen
O'Malley
Malley
Dosephson
Edwards
Frank Bonin
D. A. Boone & Co
Richard Aust
Father Aust
Baltimore
Data Elium
Meeting of Scranton Engineers Club Discusses Bench Mark
The Scranton Engineers Club met with Captain W A May presiding. A committee was formed to study bench marks at a central Scranton point and a separate panel to confer with county commissioners on establishing a true meridian. James Archibald, A A Blackington, and Montrose Barnard named to the bench mark group while A C Dunning Jr, A W M Storrs, and Rose formed the meridian committee.
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Scranton
W. A. May
Celils
Board of Trade
Court House
James Archlard
Blackingtoun
Montrose Barnard
Ac Hh. Dunning, Jr
WM. Storrs
Rose
Lis Copaner Om Tidla
Mer Bailwiew
James Churchward
New York
Asia
India
Himalaya
Ema
NEW FIRE COMPANY QUARTERS ON FRANKLIN AVENUE
The Nay Aug engine company new quarters on Franklin Avenue were inspected by city officials including Mayor Bailey and Fire Chief Hickey. The 30 by 60 foot building cost 19260 dollars excluding furnishings and the lot, with stalls, bunk rooms, and a meeting area planned by Arch Brown and Mr Durr in part from New York observations.
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Franklin Avenue
Nay Aug Engine Company
Westernoon
Bailey
Brown & Morris
Eos, Williams
Hickey
Nelson
Durrant
Fellows
Burne and Frable
Fire Department
Noone
Moir
Gordon
Wenzel
8. Thomas
Department Comin Chie
Brown
Durr
New York City
Large funeral for Patrick Rush at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Patrick Rush was laid to rest after a large funeral procession from his Railroad Avenue West residence to St. Peter's Cathedral. Members of the Cath olic Benefit Association and workers from local shops attended, with services led by Rev Father Carmody and Rev Father Reilly. Interment followed in Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.
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Patrick Hush
Railroad Avenue
Westerdas
St. Peter's Cathedral
Manemomar
Catholi Valual Benefit Association
Rush
Frei the Thehiongiee
Dlutekie Wann
Western Machine Shops
Dickson
John J. Moran
Thomas Rooney
MM. W. Kelly
John Finnerty
Mo J. Walsh
Janes Cost
M.A. Gritfin
John J. Brown
Father Carmody
Father F Reilly
Deaveon
Father Malone
Father Carmeady
Hyde Park
Acknowledgement of Deeds by Sheriff in Court
Sheriff Clemens acknowledged in open court before Judge Md Edwards deeds transferring several lots in Beronton Scranton and Winton to multiple buyers including M Fr Corcoran and Myron Kasvon. Additional properties in Throop and Lorin were listed as sold to Sarah L Barber and Elisha Rollins as property of prominent owners.
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Clemens
MD Wwards
Beronton
Rick Corcorman
M. Fr. Corcoran
LA Low
Scranton
Jono Biwards
Ho Williamson
Wane Cummings
Myron Kasvon
Winton
Antic Date
Stephen S. Soruks
Winken
Joseph and
Anni Kola
Cayman Seins and? Loan Association
Lorin Madio
Her
W. Harber
Sarah L. Barber
Throop
William Hardwick
Elisha BL Rollins
Siw
Excursion to New York by Central Railroad of New Jersey
An excursion will leave Friday November 20 at 1245 for New York over the Central Railroad of New Jersey. Organised by the Wyoming Seminary football team, the round trip fare from Scranton Pittston Wilkes-Barre White Haven and surrounding areas is 50 cents. Tickets are valid for seven days on regular trains. W A Fenstemacher and W W Johnson of Kingston oversee the trip.
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New York
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Yale
Lens
W. A. Fenstemacher
W. W. Johnson
Kingston
Letter questions neglect of care for Mount Mocene patient
A Nov letter from Richard Hiorns of Scranton denounces neglect of a sick man named William Warfer after he was brought to the city hospital. The author urges inquiry, assigns blame, and appeals for accountability and humane treatment.
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Baliter
Vie 'Peitarie
Ste.Loam
Willian Warfer
Mount Mocene
Scranton
Stethon House
Faith Helps Some But Fails in Stomach Troubles
An advertisement argues faith cannot digest food or fix appetite and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure. It claims the pills aid digestion with peptones and realign the stomach and nerves, urging readers to buy a 50 cent package or mail for a stomach disease booklet from Stuart C. Marshall in Michigan.
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Stuart
Stuart Cw
Marshall
Mich
Mrs Owens Narrow Escape At Railroad Tracks
Mrs Owens of John street Providence escaped serious harm after stepping onto the Delaware Lackawanna & Western tracks to avoid a northbound train and found herself directly in front of a southbound engine. She was struck by the side of the engine cylinder and tossed down an embankment but sustained no broken bones.
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Owens
John Street
Providene
Delaware, Lackawanna & Stern
Cayuen Beeaky Pr
Specta cles sale at Lehigh Valley ticket office
Eye wear advertisement claims cheap prices on various spectacles. Lists solid gold rims at $1 per pair and other styles from $0.25 to $2, with colored lenses and magnifiers. Offers free eye tests and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Lehigh Valley Ticket Office
Oper
Boys' 3 piece Suits Offered at Low Prices
Shop features about 50 boys sizes 12 to 16 years three piece suits with short pants offered at minimal prices. Store promises large selection and bargain values for young customers.
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Norton’s
Lackawanna Ave
THE
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olyphant
Tal
DRS
Henwood
Wardell
Lackawayna Ave
Lackawanna Avenue
Regina
Vici
Spruce Street
City Coal
James Krarmy
Wageners
New
Abington
Lacka- Wanna Avenue
Cannon Council Comeuwriend
Bidstur
Shultz Court
Pine Streets
M. J. Gibbons
Peter Mulligan
Thornton
Cornmon Comet
Laren Street
Wyoming
Washington Avenues
M. A. Donohue
Pig Street
Pillaten
Stenavetes
James McNally
Kellum Court
Peter T. Mutlican
Comenea Coinec
Keck Street
Maggie Cline
Broadway
Clay M. Green
Ben Teal
Magee Cline
Mary Brady
Riel
Mieder
Seison
Sieveking-Hispham
Howl
Hood
Ats
A. Ave
Davison Hros
Judge Edwards
Edwards & Harthohl
Martha Pritchard
Hablander & Vosture
Dr. W Brown
J. W W. Carpenter
Symnasium
Cannel
Nay Ang Company
Elts
Franklins
Nepe Funes
General Phinness
Meeting OF Engineers’ Club
Nowber
Nay Aug
Patrick Rush
Kest
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Wyoming Seminary
Tribune
William Warner
Rexford
Welsbach
Lackawanna
Libbey
China Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Conrad
Hunt & Connell CO
Hp Sick Clothuers, SE Oy
Aing
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Ava
Lady Humber
Chase & Farrar
Linden Street
Thiele School of Music
Spruce St
Katharine Thiele
Ernest Thiele
Scharwenka Conservatory
Thiele
Herr Kopff
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