Personal Notices From Tarkson to Moscow Hosts
Misses Sarah and Margaret Giirow of Tarkson street visit friends in Moscow. Mrs Henry Stivers returns home from Rhode Island relatives. Hichards of Bloomsburg visits Mr and Mrs George Hengle in South Mill avenue. Mrs David Davies and daughters Annie and Bessie visit Miners Mills. Mr and Mrs Wegan visit May and Mire Orval of Carbondale are hosted by May and Mire. James McLoughlin of Mountneout street. Misses Flossie and Emin Meals of Jackson street return from Brooklyn. Mrs Philip Hi Warren of North Wincol avenue visits Rev Peter Roberts in Mahanoy City. Robert Bouvers of Washington, D.C. returns from visit with parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Beavers at North Hyde Park avenue. Hatt Bo Walker Sr of Mississippi Valley Lumberman visits city for winter with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Margaret Giirow
Tarkson Street
Moscow
Henry Stivers
Trice Street
Rhode Island
Woo. Hichards
Bloomsburg
George Hengle
South Milh Avenue
David Davies
Annie
Bessie
Jackson Street
Miners’ Mills
Mra. Wegan
Orval
Carbondale
Mie
Jacob Beavers
Hyde Park Avenue
Hatt Bo Walker
Mississippi Valley
Laumiborman
Minneapolis
Miss Holland Presents The Lily and the Prince
Mildred Violland staged her new romantic play The Lily and the Prince for an enthusiastic Wilkes-Barre audience. Set in the sixteenth century, it features elaborate scenery and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Mildred Violland
Lily
Prince
Court notice at 412 Madison Avenue
Public notice lists A. Herring of 412 Madison Avenue regarding a Kellogg system issue and related address charge. No further details available in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
A. Herring
Madison Avenue
City and School Taxes Held for Collection
Tax duplicates are now in the hands of FP for collection as indicated by City Treasurer Barker. The notice specifies transfer of duties for city and school tax collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Programme of the hearings open in county court room
National President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers is to read a lengthy opening statement and testify first as the mine workers’ case opens before the strike commission. Testimony will cover economic and social conditions with experts, ministers, doctors and teachers to follow. The session begins at 10, with a preliminary conference at 9:40 and a full court-room setup described for witnesses, attorneys, and press accreditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Welock
County Court House
Hotel Jermyn
Gray
Clarence
Darrow
Peter Roberts
Mahwady City
Mist
Wilkes-Barre
Roberts
Walter JB. Weyl
Nicholls
Duffy
Tauhy
Pottsville
Bounra
Wright
Mosely
Nell
Colonel Wright
Watking
Clark
General Wilson
Bishop Spaulding
Parker
Ceat
Mine Workers’ Union
Pain Balm Heals Child's Severe Burn Quickly
A Virginia mother used Chamberlain's Pain Balm on her child burned by a hot stove. The balm calmed the agony within half an hour and the child slept, recovering in two weeks. Mrs. Benson of Kellar, Virginia, recommends its antiseptic use for burns and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. T. Benson
Ex-Sheriff Robinson Seeks Democratic Recorder Nomination
At a Scranton house conference Robinson announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for recorder. He said the move came at the solicitation of many Democratic friends and follows his recent remarks last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Robinson
Robinson
Scranton
Annual Meeting of Hahnemann Hospital
The annual meeting of Hahnemann Hospital will be held at Chuernsey Hall Washington Avenue on November 20 at o clock p.m. An amendment to Article V. Section 1 of the by laws proposing an increase to the advisory board will be considered. Emeline K. Richmond Beovetury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahnemann Hospital
Chuernsey Hall
Washington Avenue
Emeline K. Richmond
Beovetury
Dr Hand's Office Hours Aboard Rookery Building
Dr D B Hand's office is located in the Rookery building at the corner of Washington avenue and Spruce street not Penn avenue. He will be in his office from 2 to 6 in the afternoon and from 7 to 9 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rookery Building
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
Penn Avenue
Hand
Inquest in Ryan Case Sharpens Electric Death Details
An inquest at the Scranton courthouse into Martin Ryan’s death from an electrical shock on November 6 found the accident was caused by Ryan handling live wiring on the live side of a jumper. The jury blamed a mistake by Ryan in centering the wire and noted prompt ambulance service but uncertain if life could have been saved. Ryan, a lineman with the local electric company, died after being burned while wiring in front of 227 Lackawanna avenue.
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Court House
Martin Ryan
Lackawanna Avenue
B. T. Jayne
John Eisele
Joseph Murphy
G. W. Snyder
J. J. Mitchell
J. Hammes
Plaice Titvan
AL Voorhees
Ryan
Lackawanna Hospital
Voorhees
Morris Lipson
F. W W. Thomas
Lindsay
Noacker
Kelly
Hyan
P. F. Gunster
Joseph Kelly
Big Euchre Party Draws 430 Players at St Thomas College
The largest progressive euchre event in the city drew 430 players at 140 tables in St Thomas College last night for the benefit of a new South Scranton church. Play ran from 8 to 10 with smooth flow and no hitches as prizes were awarded to both ladies and gentlemen. Winners include Mrs Collins and Miss Sarah Holley among ladies and P McCrea James W Buck and M J Byrne among gentlemen. The organizing committee lists Miss Kate E B O Malley Miss Jennie A Kenney and Miss Kate Kearns.
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St.Thomas College
St. Peter's Cathedral
South Scraunton
Mrs. Collins
Sarah Holley
Anna O'Dea
Mary Walsh
Fern
Mrs. Fleming
P. McCrea
James W. Buck
M. J. Byrne
Robert Campbell
Hugh Devers
Cora Evans Pleads Guilty in Larceny Case
Cora Evans, brought back to Scranton from Baltimore by Police Superintendent Day, appeared in police court yesterday on a larceny charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Evgans
Scranton
Baltimore
Republican City Committee Meeting in Scranton
Republican city committee of Seranton will meet at Central Republican Club room 146 Washington Ave Scranton Pa on Tuesday evening November 18 at 8 pm to set primaries time for nominating recorder and other offices under committee rules. Attendees urged. chaired by B Chittenden with George W Marshall Jr as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Chittenden
George W. Marshall, Jr
Viaduct Plan Approved and Bond Filed for City Project
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and Scranton Railway Co have approved plans for a city viaduct with a $100,000 bond. The structure will span tracks from the easterly end to Ninth street with a sixty foot width, level grade, and durable materials including asphalt, flagstone sidewalks, and concrete supports. Construction bids are expected after city advertising, with work hoped to begin soon and the viaduct possibly ready before next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Railway Company
Ninth Street
Seventh Street
Eighth Street
M Eighth Street
Warren
Public Works
Roche
Amis Sieceels
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Why I Became a Baptist Lecture in Scranton
Dr. Madison C. Peters of Baltimore will lecture on Why I Became a Baptist at Penn Avenue Baptist Church in Scranton next Monday evening. The Gantist Social Union of Scranton sponsors the event to unify Baptist churches. the talk will be open to the public with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison C. Peters
Scranton
Baltimore
Penn Avenue
Gantist Social Union of
Peters Speaks
Dr. Peters
Trail line timetable changes take effect Sunday November 14
Delaware and Hudson service introduces timetable changes effective Sunday November 14. Time-table details available from local agents on Saturday November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trailu
Delaware and Hudson
Seven More Names in Tribune Junior Educational Contest
The Tribune lists seven additional entrants in the Junior Educational Contest. Included are Mitirine C Kennedy of Carbondale and Jeanie Powell of Duryea, among others with addresses in Greentown and Vandttnr, plus Rena Spencer of Blakely Street and Harley Joslin of Quincy Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Mitirine C. Kennedy
Birkett Street
Carbondale
Jeanie Powell
Duryea
Hennie T. Kipp
Greentown
William Johne
Vandttnr
William Helmer
Franklin Avenue
Harley Joslin
Quincy Avenue
Rena Spencer
Blakely Street
Duntore
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IKE Modern Hardware Store
Mikes
Foote & Shear Co
Washington Ave
Dicount Bank
Eheertilly
Elven
We and
Wpwiirds
Wyoming Avenue
The
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Carter Building
Linden Street
Connell Building
People’s Bank
Nio
Miss Holland
Francis T. Gowan
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
A. H H. McClintock
Wilkes- Barre
Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Company
Simon P. Wolverton
Sunbury
Philadelphia and Reading and Coal and Iron Company
David Wilcox
New York
James H. Torrey
Delaware and Hudson Company
Warne MccVeagh
Major Everett Warren
Vie Company
W. W. Ross
John B. Kerr
Alfred Hand
J. J. Burr
Ontario and Western Company
George Bedford
Markle & Co
A. A. Fuller
I. H. Burns
H. (. Reynolds
Lackawanna
Wyoming
John T. Lenahan
Joseph O'Brien
Clarence S. Durrow
Chicago
Henry D. Lloyd
James Lenahan
John Shea
James Shea
John J. Murphy
Weyl
Wiil
James Mirwick
Soiology
Lloyd
St. Charles
Elizabeth ¢. Morris
Estella Lightner
Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Catherine Murphy
Archbald
Pahy and Duffy
George Wartlein
Shamokin
J. P. Gallagher
Hasleton
John Fallon
Terry Gibley
Girardville
Miles Dougherty
T. Richards
Minersville
Peter Gillagher
Freeland
Jermyn
Lioyd
Neill
Jersey Central
J. J. Gritfin
Bishop Hoban
Alfred Pennington
D. B. Hand
BIG
St. Thomas College Hall
New Church
Cora Evans
Republican City Committee
Grocer
Liddabury
Casita
HH. G. Dale
Lady
Bartmar
Glare Bros
Tion
Cramer-Wells Co
Atkin
Franklin Ave
Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Scranton United Choral Society
Lyceum
Brooklyn
Henry Belin, JR
Dupont
Repating Chemical Company
Cornwell Building
Scrantee
John B. Smith
GONE
W. Mulligan
Plymouth
Wilkes
Conservative Investments
Title Guaranty and Trust Co
L. A. Watres
F. L. Phillips
Abram Nesbitt
S. Johnson
Thomas E. Jones
Hallstead
Thomas H, Watkins
Louis A
Watres
F. L. Crane
Alaska
Hudson Bay
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