City Notes Incomplete for Local Events And Court Proceedings
The column records St Thomas college drama plans and church choir cantata in Carbondale. It notes auditor appointment for E Dunston and a warrant for Mrs Schillinger over a horse sting. Christmas sale at Green Ridge church, turkey dinner, arrest of Mrs Salmon for threatening neighbor, and a bail set. Multiple marriage licenses and licenses denied for Mayfield couple. Also reports Hine and Bwayze grocery bought by Will S Reed with DL&W ties. Dr McDowell listed.
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St. Thomas’ College
College All
Elm Park
Presbyterian Church
Saul of Tarsus
Carbondale
Joseph KE. O'irien
Serong
E. Dunston
Wightman Electreal Manufacturing Company
Alderman Howe
Schillinger
Hugh A. Howell
Green Ride Presbyterian Church
Eiix
Sarah Salmon
Millar
Eilzabeth Weilly
Kenny
Hall
Salmonleo
Airs
Thelly
Thomas
John Quingon
Dunmore
Bridget Moran
Scranton
Patrick Healey
Kate L. Craig
Archbald
Patrick F. McHugh
Agnes Kelly
Zacher
Swage
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Montrose
Concert Tomorrow Night at Elm Park Church
Elm Park church hosts a Rataplan chorus program featuring La Chant du Bravonneur selections by H M Eckman and W D Howe. Impersonator Bonate, Mr Th e Winter Lullaby, Maids Of Cadim, Traumerel, Mazurka, Angels' Beronade, Spring Flower and violin obligates by Mr and Mrs Thiele are listed as performances.
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Elm Park
Rataplan Chorus
Wees DeKoven
Thiele
Doncio
Cadim
C.personarescner Delibes
Traumerel
Mazurka
Phrate
Angels
Beronade
Tiraga
Village Barber Opera to Be Sung in German Tomorrow
The Liederkranz presents The Village Barber staged in German at Music Hall tomorrow evening. Cast lists include Lux as Dorfbarbier, Snyder Buschen as his assistant, Margarethe Schmieden played by Frs Spelcher, and multiple roles named in the program.
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Music Hall
The
Liederkranz
Charles Orchard Resigns as D and H Freight Agent
Charles Orchard resigns as general freight agent of the Delaware and Hudson in Scranton. W. G. Liddle of Rouses Point will succeed him. Orchard has served 17 years, recently since 1908, and hails from Carbondale. Liddle has been acting freight agent at Schenectady and Albany. W. B. Ruad has bought Hine and Swayze's business at 825 Adam Avenue. stock will be cleared at reduced prices.
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Charles Orchard
Delaware and Hudson Company
W. G. Liddle
Rouses Point
Orchard
Carbondale
Schnectady
Albany
W. B. Ruad
Montrose
Businexs
Hine & Swayze
Adame Avenue
New Building Lota Opening Saturday Prices at Land Office
Announcement for a new building lot offering with opening on Saturday Rov 21. Encourages checking the land office for prices and credits. Mentions GEO and W FINN as contacts. Also references Wonder Eve Beater, previously licensed, now GC, E G Coursen.
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GEO
W. Finn
Coursen
Lota
Obstruction of Taylor Street Cars Leads to Court Action
Borough officials in Taylor blockade the main track after a dispute with Scranton Traction over right of way. A court injunction is sought as officers and company workers clash to clear obstructions amid arrests and a tense standoff.
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Cara
Burgess Griffiths
Wth
Llewellyn
Davis
Robert F. Fox
Neice
Millar
Ewore
Hichurgess Griffiths
John P. Thomas
John Tierney
Taylor
James Powell, Jr
Thomas
John Neiger
Justice of the
Andrew J. Doles
Edward Mechen
Fox
Burress Griffiths
Edward PF
Carter
Richard Morris
Degen
Archbald
Silliman
Michael Lynch
Lynch
Lackawanna County
Scranton Traction Company
Scranton
T. KE. Price
Frank Ryan
Frank Silliman
Herstlicker
Olles Schank
Traction Company
Horace E. Hand
No. 202
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
Price
Benjamin Llewellyn
Mr. Price
Very Successful Supper by Penn Avenue Church Ladies
The Penn Avenue Baptist Church hosted a well attended supper last night under the Ladies' Social Committee. Members from other city circles attended. tables were managed by a large group of volunteers listed by name.
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Penn Avenue Church
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
William McClare
L. K. Northup
A. D. Stelle
Mra
A. BR. Warman
J. L
Lizzie Hughes-Brundage
Edna
Georgie Judd
Ella Moore
Miss Lewis
George Frutchle
BE. K. Crothamel
Mamie Nyman
Elsie Lockhardt
Mary Owens
Baker
Fassold
Anna
Maine Street
Italian youth burned by kerosene lamp blast
Frank Buba a 20 year old Italian resident of Albright avenue was badly burned on the face and hands when a kerosene lamp exploded yesterday his clothing caught fire and his left forearm was severely burned he was taken to Lackawanna hospital where Dr Blanchard attended him doctors say the injuries will heal without permanent disfigurement and he should be well in weeks
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Frank Buba
Albright Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Blanchard
Dunmore Standard Debuts Under D Haughey Editing
The Dunmore Standard a weekly newspaper for Dunmore borough debuts this week. It will be managed and edited by D Haughey a practical newspaper man who has worked on prominent papers across the country.
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Dunmore
Electric City Economy Club Meeting Friday Event
The Electric City Economy club schedules a regular session on Friday November 20 at 7 20 p m All members are invited to attend to honor a state official.
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Electric City Economy Club
Opening. A Dainty Line of Children's Coats at Baby
A display announces a dainty line of children coats offered at the Baby store located on 612 Bpruce Street awaiting shoppers.
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the Baby
Bpruce Street
Witnesses Fail to Appear in World Case
James Ryan of Fifth avenue Thomas Coar of Emmet street and John T Jones of Evans court did not appear after summons by the World. Mayor Newcomb ordered attachments and adjournment to tonight. Attorneys Burns and Watson expect a single session may suffice for the defense.
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James Ryan
Fifth Avenue
Thomas Coar
Emmet Street
John T. Jones
Evans’ Court
Newcomb
Burns
Watson
Bank accounts inquest probes Kinsley wealth sources
The fourth sitting of the Kinsley Investigators hears attempts to compel Kinsley to reveal private bank accounts and wealth, while the mayor's powers to demand documents are debated. Witnesses including A B Green and others testify on city work, payrolls, and associates as the inquiry narrows its focus on sources of income.
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Kinsley
K. C. Newcomb
Sunday World
Messrs. Chittenden
Sanderson
Newcom
Court of Justice
Lexus
Halley
Mr. Kinsley
City Seeks to Rebid Mulberry Street Paving Contracts
Council committee favors rejecting current bids and rereading the paving ordinance to avoid legal risks. Discrepancies over asphalt type and engineer oversight could expose the city to higher costs or loss if bids are challenged. The plan is to re advertise after aligning petition, ordinance, and specs, with a Thursday meeting deciding final steps.
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Mulberry Street
Select Council
Powell's Music Store Set for Great Stock Display
It will pay you to use Musical Instruments at Powell's Music Store. The stock of goods including gear and price cannot be equalled elsewhere in the city. Everyone is invited to examine our stock before purchasing.
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Powell's Music Store
Powell
Black's New Cloak Department opens with bold winter jackets
The advertisement details the new cloak department at 132 Wyoming Avenue by A. R. Sawyer, highlighting a wide range of Ladies Jackets in styles like Kersey, Broadcloth, Astrachan, and Frelee. Prices span from $4.90 to $12.00 with fur capes and tallies. High sales promise strong early demand.
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Re Black
Wyoming Avenue
Martin
Black
A. R. Sawyer
Wyoming Ave
In Great Demand Carpets Sell on Honest Claim
Advertisers tout carpets as beautiful durable and economical. The copy asserts strong customer appeal and honesty about product quality, stating they never lose customers by declaring what is truly the best.
Have Your Furs Repaired by the City’s Practical Furrier
Advertisement notes a single practical furrier in the city offering repairs and service. It emphasizes expert care, reliable workmanship, and local convenience for fur owners seeking restored garments.
Millinery Ad Offers Winter Hats and Fast Service
Announcement promotes winter millinery with November and December styles. It assures prompt attention to favored orders and satisfaction, highlighting high quality materials and workmanship at moderate prices.
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Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Lackawannago8
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Our
City Notes
Dr. McDowell
Adams Avenue
Elm Park Church
Postal Company
Central Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Councils
John M. Harris
Tribune
Commonwealth
Main Street
Bill IN Equity
W. Gallagher
Notary Public
Deputy Price
Jim” Powell
John Hower
Hower
Thomas Powell
Dick Morris
Frank Buoba
Damon Vey
Christmas
Berry
Lackawanna Avenue
Mr. Newcomb
Lexow Inquest
A. B. Green
Harry R. Kinsley
Harry Kinsley
Lr. A. Holly
Green Ridge
Richard Hoss
Rose
Mr. Newcoms
Roas
Joseph Frice
Jake
Jake Betcher
Breaker Street
Cobb's
Rovs
Tam
Covington
William Sayres
P. FP
M. T. Howley
John Ross
Spruce Street
Lack'a. Ave
A. O. H. Ball
L. B. Powell & Co
China Hall
C. J. Weichel
Sprece S
Hotel Jermyn
Siebecker & Watkins
Onibeny’ Deitens
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming House
J.bolz
FURS
Astrakhan
Melton
J. Bolz
Hallacher
H. Langfeld
Ruppreght's
Crystal Palace
Penn Ava Opp Baptist Church
William S. Millar
GAS and Water CO
Center St
Dunn
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