City Notes Chronicle Local Meetings and Paving Updates
Florence Mission managers met this morning. Delaware and Hudson completed work at New Lot and Powderly mine in Carbondale. The Women's Christian Temperance Union met in their room on Washington Avenue. Mayor Bailey signed a paving act for Rieseler Court between Clive and Pine. Midietester martyrs observed at Ancient Cedar United Workmen's Hall by John Mitchell club. Ladies Social Union of Penn Avenue Baptist Church hosts turkey supper in hotel lecture room. Three men from Olvehant released. case against them withdrawn. Harker Company completed paving on Thinkett ahead of WW Scranton home. Bintin Bree laid paving on Milton Court. Funeral for Lizzie Harlin at her home on Bivinett Street. funeral mass at St Peters Cathedral, burial at Hyde Park. J. C. Murphy of Washington D C, a commercial drummmer, hosted a large dinner at St Charles. Dancing followed. Williams case adjourned near Hen Davis hotel. Dr McDowell, 240 Adams Avenue.
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Florence Mission Tucelay
A. m
Delaware and Hudson Compaty Ld
New Lot
Carbondiale
Women's Childlon Temperance Union
Washington Arenue
Bailey Yostertly
Teen Inilon
Rieseler Court
Clive
Pine Stpeets
Anchent Ceder United
Theharker Company
Thinkett
Scranton
Bintin Bree
Milton Court
Pinon
Mulberry
Lizzie Harlin
Bivinett Street
Deters Cathedral
Hyde Park Cemetery
J. C. Murphy
Washington, D.C
St. Charles
Thomas Williams
Gue
Storr's
Hen Davis
North Mall Avenue
Wella Street
United Choir Social at Second Presbyterian Church
United choir singers performed at the October state convention event in the Second Presbyterian church lecture hall. The program included soloists from the choir, addresses by several ministers, an autograph social, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Choir Singers
Christhin Madeaver Societhes
Second Presbyterian Church
Beraunton
Charles H. Chandler
Convention Music Cermutes
Charles
Slate Hill Terror Returns with Urban Assault
Mrs. Reilly swore a warrant against John Salmon after a bold assault at Slate Hill. Salmon, not found, reportedly broke into the Reilly home and struck her with a club, leaving her bruised. Alderman Millar received the warrant for assault and battery and house breaking. Salmon is already on bail for other breaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slate AU
Mre
Michael Reilly
John Salmon
Salmon
West Mountain
Slate Hin
Sergeant Ridgeway Promoted and New Day Night Shifts Set
Beginning yesterday Charles Ridgeway, formerly a patrolman, was promoted by his fellows to sergeant. Chief Robling assigns a day sergeant and a night sergeant at headquarters with Ridgeway and Sergeant Robert Deiter alternating day and night weeks. He and Deiter will rotate shifts as part of the new arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ridgeway
Robling
Mr. Ridgeway
Derk
Robert Deiter
Olyphant Delegation Congratulates Connell on Victory
A district delegation from Dickson, Olyphant, and nearby towns visited Clay avenue home of Compressman-ckeet and Mrs. William Connell to offer congratulations on the Republican triumph. William H. Davis and John Penman led a march with the Eleventh district band, recalling past campaigns and praising McKinley while criticizing free silver. The event included speeches by Davis and Rev. Thomas D. Evans, a reception, and a Welsh hymn.
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Olyphant Band
William H. Davis
Olyphant
Dickson
Compressman-ckeet
William Connell
Republican Party
Connell
John J. Thomas
Mlakely
Winton
Throop
Delaware and Hudson Carroad
Lackawanna Avenue
J. A. Scranton
Congress
Davis
John H. Thomas
Boys In
Mr. Scranton
Angaeus
Scranton
Mathem
McKinley
Beranton
Seventeen Marriage Licenses Issued in Two Days
Clerk of the Courts Thomas reports seventeen marriage licenses issued yesterday and Saturday. Couples include Patrick O Malley and Catharine O Malley of Lackawanna township, Robert Lawton of Johnston, R L and Nellie Mcdonnell of Scranton, and several other Scranton and nearby pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Patrick O'Malley
Catharine O'Malley
Lackawanna Township
Robert
Lawton
Johnston
R. L
Nellie Mcdonnell
Scranton
Lewis Elmore Hughes
Lizzie Lawrence
Paul Kalmnfehl
Verona Gabani
Olyphant
Terrence J. Powderly
Delia McAndrew
David FB. Roberts
Archbold
Sarah Morgans
Constantina Guslancevitch
Mary Hoga
Mayfield
James Corbin
Mervin
N. Y
Nellie Kelly
Moscow
Jancol Gambal
Dominika Felinchi
Edward Jackson
Mary Jane Fray
Priceburg
Andrew Guga
Anna Rupcus
County bond sale yields record premium after McKinley win
Commissioners sold county bonds after McKinley’s victory with five strong bids. Lampecht Bros. Co. of Cleveland offered the top premium of 27 10 or $20.70 per thousand, highest for the county. The issue may exceed $100,000 to cover courthouse costs estimated around $110,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Lampecht Bros. Co
Cleveland
Lackawanna County
Court House
Murderous assault as ex-paramour sought to harm Welcher woman
At daybreak Clara Weichel reported a brutal attack by former partner Hob Davis on the Welcher household. Davis gained entry by removing a widow screen and used a knife and heavy walking stick to strike two blows, injuring Weichel and Welcher. He fled and remained at large. Davis had prior arrests and was bailed on firearm and contempt charges. Weichel and Welcher suspect Davis's jealousy of a friend provoked the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Weichel
Center Street
Yetabel
Davis
Misa Welcher
Welcher
Weichel
Alderman Miller
Welchel
Millar
Vick
Daviss
Here
The Wire King Showcases Scranton Advertisement
A dubious figure known as The Wire King promotes Nux Phospho medical preparation in Scranton with novel methods. He appeared yesterday in Mexican court and was escorted by a colored mascot in an open car along the business streets. Twining, optician at 125 Penn Avenue, reports in Harris' drug store. Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tribune wants quick returns. A dainty selection of children's coats is advertised at the Baby Bazaar on Spruce Street.
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Scranton
Twining
Penn Avenue
Harris’ Drug Store
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Swartz Child Funeral Notice in Pennsylvania
Katie Swartz aged 4, adopted child of Mr and Mrs William Finck of 2 Willow Street. Funeral this afternoon at 3:20 from the family residence. Interment at Pittston Avenue Cemetery. Hailstone in Foranton Pa November 14, 19 isc. Mrs Antile Halatone wife of Jo neph Hallatonhe of 00 Chestnut Street at 6:05 p.m. Funeral notice state.
Murderer Dambrosio Granted Preliminary Hearing
Frank Dambrosio, accused of killing Rocco Salvatore at Bunker Hill Dunmore, appeared in Alderman Howe's office for a preliminary hearing. The case featured Coroner Longstreet and County Detective Leyshon with Constable Jones, as Dambrosio claimed self defense and admitted the killing to prove his statement at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Murphy
Dambrosioe
Leyshon
Timothy Jones
Rocco Salvatore
Frank Dambrosis
Alderman Howe
Longstreet
Cambrosio
John R. Jones
Commonwealth
Dianmbreele
Murphy
Washington Avenue
Saruce Street
Mr. Leyshon
Rocco Balvatore
Bunker Hi
Dunmore
Cambrosia
Jones
Feeen Salvatore
Bunker Hill
Carbondale
Dimbrosio
Tumbrasio
Rafael Catterinn
Céverabde
Frank Williams
Petal
Zerling
Tial Canstable
Aly
Carbondile
McAndrew
Catterine
Calabresta
Dures
Canmbrosio
Levahen
Dambrosio
Elf
Frith Ward
Leyvahon
Dambrosio When He Made the Statement To Mr. Leyvahon
Daan
Brneio
Salvatore
Accessory charges heard in murder case at Alderman Millar’s
Joseph Cambrosio and Frank Chipriano faced hearings on accessory to murder charges after the killing near their home. Lack of evidence led to their discharge while Michael Petras prosecuted Cambrosio and Rocew Marque for Chippane, with Attorney Thomas J. Puny defending. A crowded office and hallways filled with residents from the Bunker Dil Kalikan colony attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cambrosio
Frank Chipriano
Millar
Michael Petras
Cambrosio Anl Rocew Marque Ana
Thomas J. Puny
Dil Kalikan Colony
Duties of Citizenship Organizes Americanizing Effort
Leaders of foreign born residents in Lackawanna Valley launch a movement to educate naturalized citizens about American institutions and civic duties. The gathering at Music Hall featured speakers from diverse ethnic groups and a plan to reuse a bureau, lecture series, and distributed literature to promote integration and American values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanka Valley
S. BE. Pineberg
Edmond Ftart William Vokolek
Citizeneup
Sime Plan
Runds
Music Hall
Demand A. Garth
Fineburg
Ruselan
Anthony Petraccloviteh
Forest City
Alex
Russtin
Mayfield
Thodore Obuskewics
Olyphant
Nicephor Chavit
Magyar
South Side
Williand Vokolek
Chech
Scranton
Alex Mosely
Maryar
Alex Straff
Dante Lategowsek
Spehness
United States
Crystal Laundry Ad Promises Thoroughly Washed, Starched Service
An advertisement touts Crystal Laundry offering thoroughly washed, newly starched, and beautifully ironed garments. It notes experienced help and invites patrons to contact Miss Carolyne V. Dorsey, teacher, at 44 Adams Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyne V. Dorsey
Adams Avenue
Inxative Dromo Quinine Tablet Notice
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Division No 20 A C HY Tat Afusie Hall. Date November 20.
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A, C. Hy, Tat
Afusie Hall
W. R. Black’s New Cloak Department Opens at 132 Wyoming Ave
Crowds flood W. R. Black's cloak department at 132 Wyoming Avenue as the new shop offers a wide range of jackets and capes at notably low prices. Styles include leather and plush coats, with discounts on ladies and misses garments and a complete line of Misses sizes.
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W. R. Black
New Cloak Department
Wyoming Avenue
Kersey
Broadelath
Actrachan
Moucle
Frelee
Huck Empire
Hiack
Browne
USACS
A. R. Sawyer’s
Wyoming Ave
In Great Demand for Honest Carpet Advertising
Advertising copy touts carpets as beautiful durable and economical. The message claims high customer loyalty and integrity in declaring products to be the best with straightforward assertions.
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Hen Jarvis
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Will W. Jones
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Martin Dempsey
John Murphy
Lewie Fevan
J. M. Owens
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William M. Owens
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James W. Smith
David A. Patton
M. W. Cummings, Jr
W. J. Schubmeh
James FB. Williams
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Marc Antony
Shakespeare
Thomas D. Evans
Welsh Baptist Church of
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France
Mitter
McAnulty
William A. Connell
A. E. Connell
C. W. Fulton
Hl. M. Boles
T. Jones
E. H. Ripple
Tribune
Bob” Davis
Centre Street
Prof
Comady
Pittsburg
Widernan
Firet
Murtlis
Lefemiint
Vershon
Tan
Charce
Imek
Dumbrosio
Cambrusio
Hocco Salvatore
Welock
W. M. Needy
T. J. Price
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Sherif Clemons
Price
Attorney Murphy
Jenkins
Dambroesio
Lohmann's
Christmas
Berry
Cis
Powells's
Powells Music
Rio
L. B. Powell & Co
China Hall
C. J. Welchel
S ©. Snyder, D. D. S
Jermyn
Arpet and
Tapery Dealers
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming House
J.bolz
FURS
Astrakhan
Melton
J. Bolz
Mery Queing
Suesday
Hallacher
Langfeld
Ruppreght’s
Crystal Palace
Tena Ave
Cpp. Baptist Church
William S. Millar
Corker Wyoming Ave
Center ST
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