City visitors and residents noted in local roll call
Attorney T. J. Chase from Wilkes-Barre and Postmaster M. F. Corcoran from Duryea were in town yesterday. New York dealer H. H. Heidleman and financier George Miller returned from the city. Rev. Kenneth Campbell came back from Canada with church guests Fathers Dougherty and McGuire visiting Scranton. James Callahan and George James hunted in Pike County with Frank Cummings of Williamsport visiting Dr. W. F. Conners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Chase
Wilkes-Barre
M. F. Corcoran
Duryea
Wis
T. Porter
New York City
H. H. Heidleman
New York
George Miller
Kenneth Campbell
Canada
Fathers Dougherty
Syracuse
McGuire
Marathon
N. Y
Scranton
James Callahan
Penn Avenue
George James
Vine Street
Pike County
Frank Cummings
Williamsport
Aurreat
Mathew Man
W. F. Conners
Castile Soap Building Shines in The Leader Window
The Leader on Wyoming avenue displays a unique window scene a mock United States administration building crafted entirely from castile soap cakes. Illuminated with multicolored lights the structure uses 14 446 plevens of soap and fills the whole window drawing hundreds yesterday as onlookers lined up at the entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
Leader
United States Administration
Moyt
Academy of Music
The
Spark
Hoyt
Ada Bothner
Teddy
John
J.C. Stewart
Paul Dresser
Johns
Misa Mabel Meredith
Star Quartette
Kings of Harmony
Mesere
Green and
Stanley
Academy
Henry Company
Thieves Steal 5000 Cigars From Kel ly Store
Thieves broke into Thomas W. Kelly's shop at 1921 Boulevard corner Deacon Street Tuesday night and stole 5000 cigars. The boxes bore Kelly's name and police hope to catch the culprits, as the cigars were mostly a special brand and hard to dispose of without risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Kelly
Boulevard
Deacon Street
Mr. Lly
English Capital for American Investments Promoters Listed
English capital ventures seek American entrants by offering access to 24 promoters with over five thousand pounds foreign investment in six years and seven months of 18 percent. subscribers gain introductions through the Universal Bureau of Aves at Cheapside London with options for personal or letter introductions to successful promoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Impo
Ee Net
Bisse
Ie Pancoe
Universal Bureau of Aves Cheapside
London
EBC
Redward C. Roe
Walter C. Pepys
Arthur Atiffe
Scranton Bank Trial Highlights Complex Defense Testimony
Assignee Gunster testified about Dr. Throop's deposits and a $25 000 check allegedly used to relieve Throop of liability. Warnings by Major Warren and testimony from directors and trustees outlined bond details and Jessup indebtedness as the case headed to the jury. Additional witnesses described coal land sales and bond identifications while the court tackled unrelated lunacy proceedings and a small civil suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton City Bank
Court Room No. 2
Gunster
Defndants
Throop
Warren
Jessup
Dr. Throop
First National Bank
Guneter
George A. Jessup
Hugh Miller
James J. Carmall
B. H. Throop
Lewis
Aum
Charles Tropp
Guneater
Troop
William Reese
Scranton
N. W. Bailey
South Abington
John P. O'Connor
J. B. Martin
J. H. Kelly
Frank Shiffer
Edwards
Alfred Shiffer
Frank
C. F. Fender
C. Lesh
Temple of Justice
R. A. Zimmerman
T. Barber
Tribune relocates to new building on Washington avenue
All departments move to the new Tribune building on Washington Avenue. Orders for job printing, book binding, lithographic work, advertising or newspaper subscriptions will receive prompt attention from the best equipped newspaper and printing plant in the state. Telephone call 1042.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Washington Avenue
Delia Fox to Open Fleur-de-Lis at Frothingham Tonight
Delia Fox and a strong company bring the elaborate Fleur-de-Lis operatic production from Palmer's theater to the Frothingham for Friday and Saturday performances with a matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Fox
Frothingham
Fleur-de-Lis
Palmer's Theater
Miss Fox
Ephphatha Guild Services At St Luke's Tonight
Rev J M Koehler in charge of deaf mute services at St Luke's church Scranton will officiate at 7 45 this evening. The Ephphatha Guild supports Koehler's travels and social funds while the Penny club raises money for the guild not for St Luke's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Church
J. M. Koehler
Pennsylvania
Ephphatha Guild
H. H. Coston
Society
Guild
Koehler
Mute Society
Rey
Mr. Koehler
Rocial Purnages
The
Child
Penny Club
Friends of the Deaf Mutes
Scranton
Lmited
Scranton Man Is Sent Home Declared Insane
Jefferson M Keller, a 45 year old carpenter from 701 Quincy avenue, was brought back to Scranton from Chillicothe Missouri after an apparent mental breakdown. Sheriff Moorman accompanied him as he was judged insane and ordered to Hillside home for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson M. Keller
Quincy Avenue
Chillicothe
BE. W. Morman
Livingston County
Moorman
Keillor
Keller
Tropp
Gunster
Manley
Station House
Scranton
Thirteenth Regiment
Piles Remedies Promoted Despite Incomplete Text
Advertisement fragment touts treatment for intense itching and bleeding piles. Mentions relief and improvement but text is garbled with missing portions and unclear claims.
Traction firm blocks paving plan for Robinson Ninth streets
West Side board of trade asks Mayor Connell to mediate after Scranton Traction demands control of a strip along Robinson street to avoid paving costs. Officials fear cost burden falls on neighborhood property owners while the company seeks to delay transfer. City to seek condemnation if no accord is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Connell
West Side Board of Trade
John R. Farr
D. M. Jones
J. J. Carroll
Joseph Phillips
A. M. Morse
Robinson and
Ninth Streets
Scranton Traction Company
Robinson Street
Traction Company
Connell
Torrey
Sten
Committee to Discuss Locating Scranton Manufacturing Plant
A special committee has plans to receive and discuss the proposed locating of a manufacturing company in Scranton. Efforts were made to keep the move quiet. The company has been decided upon and details will be announced at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Co Raymond
R. A. Lyons
Lyons
Scranton
On Manufacturing Company
Throop Woman Sues for Slander Over False Character Claims
Mary Sholinskey of Throop, represented by E. H. B. House, sues Andrew Wram for $1,000 claiming he slandered her by a prior criminal action attempt on Sept 8, 1895. The case, heard before a justice of the peace, was dismissed for lack of evidence. witnesses reported further remarks damaging her character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sholinskey
Throop
E. HB. House
Prothonotary
Pryor
Andrew Wram
Connecticut Man Promises Scranton Egg Factory Venture
A Hartford CT man Samuel B. Hillman claims to plan an eggs factory in Scranton. He has lived at the Wyoming for two days and refuses to name interviewees or exact plans while seeking local business partners. He describes a 19th century style egg produced from gum arabic sugar and luten with a chemically colored shell formed by water droplet cooling and heating to solidify the contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Samuel B. Hillman
Wyoming
Mr. Hillman
Hartford
Connecticut
Ucn
Public Market Project to be discussed at Board of Trade meeting
The Board of Trade will hold a Monday night session to review the public market project. Ratification of a memorial from the Cleveland board of trade petitions national party committees to shorten campaigns from six to three months. The proposal has broad support within and beyond the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Cleveland Board of Trade
Public Market
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Morton's Bulletin
Jersey
M.norton
Lackawanna Ave
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Spress Street
George Jessup
J. H. Gunster
J. J. Throop
W. J. Lewis
Charles Troop
Young Women’s Christian Association
ART For Young Women
John Raymond Institute
Ephphatha Guild Services
Missouri
Sara
Swayne
Company
West Siders
Throop Womas
Hooll
Hood
Garland
Hos
F. Leonard's
Lacka
Taylor
Scranton and
Dunmore
Taylor’s
Tribune Building
Pillsbury’s
Ditt Amina
Haviland & CO
China
Weichel & Millar
Rexford’s
Lacka. Ave
M. P. Mgann
MNS
Knox Hats
Gail Borden Eagle
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming Ave
Camelion Novelios In Return
Exc
Paris
Mears & Hagen
Lackawanna-Avenue
Maritime Provinces
St. Paul
Canadian
U. States
Vancouver
Seattle
Ore
San Francisco
WV. Skinner, G. E. A
Broadway
REW
York
Clothiers, Hetlers,& Furnshera
N. A. Hulbert
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Vsical
Wilinks & Bt
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
Vear
Kent
Martin & Delany
Are
Od Delany
Wyeniag Ive
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