Local Bank Directors and Officers Listing
A listing of bank leaders includes L. A. Watres as President O. B. Johnson as Vice President A. H. Christy as Cashier and directors Wm. F. Halistead Ki. P. Kingsbury O. B. Johnson L. A. Everett Warren August Robinson Jos. O'Brien Watres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Watres
Johnson
A. H. Christy
Wm. F. Halistead
Ki. P. Kingsbury
L. A
Everett Warren, August Robinson
Jos, O'Brien, Watres
Football clash at Athlete Park Saturday afternoon
In and About were The City Foot Ball Saturday The School of the Lackawanna and Scranton High School teams will be held at Athlete Park Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of the Lackawanna and
Scranton
Hlgh Echool
Athlete Park
Aibee Members Attend Hoard of An Beclared Charities Meeting
Members of the Hoard of An Beclared Charities attended the regular meeting at the first evening, but the proceedings were hindered by low turnout and the absence of a quorum.
Reception Postponed In Collins Town District
A church reception planned for Dishow Spalding Bishop M J Mobun Rev J J Loughran Co and Mev I WwW Midene D PD at the Kniehin of Collinsteen on North Washington Avenue was postponed until tonight Tuesday evening due to unspecified delays or scheduling conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dishow Spalding
M. J. Mobun
J. J. Loughran
Mev. I
Midene
D. PD
Collinsteen
Washington Avenue
Lodge Meeting And Evening Entertainment At The Dixky
The ronten Lodge holds a pool session this evening at Avenue. Members meet at 7 0 am and proceed to the Dixie theater for performances. The HOCIA session follows immediately with entertainment by company members from various theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronten Lodge
Ths
Sesson
Ay Frank
Avenue
mMenders
Demented man Henry Monk placed in county jail
Police arrested Henry Monk at the Lackawanna station for attempting to board a train. Alderman Ruddy ordered commitment to the county jail for examination by physicians. Local Masons seek to locate Monk's relatives said to live in Tamaqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Monk
Lackawanna
Ruddy
Deputies Nab Two For Mail Fraud In Carbon County
Deputy U S Marshal J W Bnyder returned from Weiss Herz Carbon County with J H Mearhoff and W H Oswald in custody on charges of using the mails to defraud. The men allegedly posed as large retail and wholesale dealers and sold salted and dried fish in bulk to deceive customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. W. Bnyder
Yesteray
Weiss- Herz
Carbon County
J. H. Mearhoff
W. H. Oswald
Philadelphia Symphony in Scranton Praises and Prospects
A Philadelphia Orchestra concert in Scranton impresses with refined balance and vigor. The Dvorak symphony novelty, strong string work, and Scheel's leadership earn praise while notes on audience turnout and future concerts stress the high educational value and ongoing appeal of the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Lyceum
Dvorak
Scranton
Scheel
America
Saint-Suens
Spanath
Chopin
Philadelphia Orchestra
Krank J. O'Ffara
Court of Inquiry Tonight Over Captain Kneller at City Hall
Public hearing set in City Hall council chambers to review charges against Captain Kneller of Engine Company No 6. The court includes Captains Tropp Campbell Ruane Birtley Simrell and will hear evidence tonight. Some charges are serious while others involve a minor allegation about using salt from the hose house to make ice cream at his home nearby.
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Tdirector
Public Safety
Wormser
Kneller
Ficse Company
Porter Permanent
Dambacher
Tropp
Engine Company No
Campbell
Chemical Company No
Ruane
Hose Coming
Birtley
Hose Company
Simrell
Scranton Tribune Offers Wide Printing Services
They advertise halftone and line cuts and claim up-to-date equipment for top quality at low prices. A trial order is suggested and Dr. Lindabury, surgeon in diseases of women, is listed with hours 1 am to 4 pm and 7 to 8:30 pm at the Connell Building.
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The
Scranton Tribune
Lindabury
Connell Building
Judges Had An Easy Day In Local Court
In a Madison township case A Sabia sued Charles Patchen over a mowing machine barrels cider vinegar and buckwheat. The judge granted a non suit after cross examination showed tax and ownership facts. In a separate interpleader John Brown vs Bittenbender Co the jury will be charged this morning over a rent levy dispute involving a horse. Edward Walsh won a $27 verdict against Daniel Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sabia
Charles Patchen
John Brown
Bittenbender & Co
Toohey
Chaories Patchen
Newcomb
Sabia
Madison Township
Dunmore
Patchen
Sabla
Frank Webster
C. Balentine
Edwards
C. A. Dilmuth
Dilmuth
Brown
Edward Walsh
Daniel Wayne
St John the Baptist Society v Bazar Case Ends In No Action
The Peckville case against George and Mary Bazar was heard before Arbitrators John J. Toohey Thomas Beck and Thomas J. Handley. Bazar had been treasurer and an 88 dollar shortage led to a note signed by him and his wife. The defense claimed the note was paid and the prothonotary record showed satisfaction. Arbitrators ruled no cause of action concluding the note was satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Baptist Society
Peckville
George and
Mary Bazar
John J. Toohey
Thomas Beck
Thomas J. Handley
Bazar
Ludwig Asterwiske
John Koyate
Mrs Doney Sues Railways for 2000 Damages
Mrs Sarah E Doney widow of Rev IF A Doney yesterday began suit through Attorney C L Hawley to recover 2000 damages from the Scranton Railway company She was riding in a Dunmore car when it stopped suddenly hurled her across the aisle against the opposite seat causing severe injuries Attorney A A Chase filed a flood salt suit The plaintiff is Mary Welvich and the defendants are the Scranton Steel company Central Railroad of New Jersey and Wilkes Barre and Scranton Railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Doney
IF. A. Doney
C. L. Hawley
Scranton Railway Company
Dunmore
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Wilkes-Barre and Scranton Railroad Company
Three Probate Opinions by Judge Vosburg on Deceased Estates
Judge Vosburg handed down three opinions yesterday. In the Walsh estate a supplemental report affirms the former ruling. In the Patterson estate the balance for distribution is 2190.04 dollars to be divided per the will. In the Mathias estate distribution was ordered according to the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorphans
Vosburg
Peter Walsh
James Patterson
Sabina Mathias
Executors questioned in Moscow estate probate
Attorney John J. Toohey administrator in the estate of Matilia Awingle filed exceptions to the final report of executors WW Yunger and D Biesecker of Moscow. The objections claim the removed executors lacked authority for several actions taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Toohey
Matilia Awingle
WW. Yunger and
D. Biesecker
Moscow
Protective Home Circle Meeting Heard Benefits Talk
An open meeting of Wide Awake Council No. 11 of the Protective Home Circle was held in the A C M hall on Lackawanna avenue. Grand Deputy Evans of Sharon, Pa spoke on the order's benefits, with Dr Treverton presiding. Committee chair Mrs Tamblyn led arrangements, assisted by Mrs Treverton and Mrs Pershimer. Refreshments followed.
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Lackawanna Avenue
Evans
Sharon
West Beranton
Treverton
Tamblyn
Mra. Pershimer
Anthracite Commandery Marks Sixth Anniversary
Anthracite Commandery Knights of Malta celebrated their sixth anniversary in Guernsey hall with a smoker and euchre. The event drew many members and featured an exhibition drill by the Anthracite Pilgrim club and music by the newly formed Knights of Malta band and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracite Commandery
Knights of Malia
Guernsey Hall
Anthracite Pilgrim Club
Knights of Malta
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Effective Digestion Relief
The article promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for chronic dyspepsia arguing that dieting and bitter tonics worsen the condition. It claims the tablets enable digestion of foods even with a weak stomach, restore nourishment, and offer a lasting cure at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Pilgrim club plans exhibition drill at Binghamton event
Under the leadership of William Jenkins a musical programme of merit was enjoyed with brief addresses by John M. Harris and others. W. S. Bartlett led the ceremony with aides A. F. E. Highfield and Iva Ives. Refreshments followed. The Pilgrim club will travel to Binghamton on Tuesday evening for an exhibition drill before Temple commandery No. 306.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jenkins
John M. Harris
W. S. Bartlett
A. F E. Highfield
Iva
Ives
Pilgrim Club
Binghamton
Temple Commandery
Renaming the Streets By City Councils Committee
The joint streets and bridges committee met to re rename streets to new signs. Councils authorized changes before new signs are made and a long list of street and place renamings includes Arthur avenue Alpha avenue Bennett street Boundary street Cherry Joace Plum place Langstuart place Dewey avenue and many others across wards and districts.
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Joint
Roche
Arthur Avenue
Alpha Avenue
Bennett Street
Boundary Street
Cherry Joace
Plum Place
Langstuart Place
Dewey Avenue
Bedford Street
North End
Lemon Street
Reynolds Street
Seminary Street
Chirke Avenue
Loop Avenue
Cross Avenue
Tenth Ward
Wheeler Avenue
Storrs Avenue
Belleyue
Ninth Street
Bright Street
First Ward
Black Street
Breekcourt
Dupont Court
Greek Street
Winona Street
Florida Street
Rockwell Street
Weston Place
Spring Street
Hudson Avenue
Oak Street
Breaker Street
Electric Street
Passadena Street
Foster
Ridge Avenue
Verge Avenue
Summit Avenue
Sumner Avenue
Hahnemann Hospital Hosts Annual Meeting and Nurse Graduates
Tomorrow evening the Hahnemann hospital will host its annual meeting in Guernsey hall, with graduating exercises for a class of nurses. Prof. Charles Mohr will address the graduates on general hospital work and is noted as a leading lecturer and hospital director. Rev. Rogers Israel will also speak. The public is invited to attend to learn about the hospital’s charitable work and its growth in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahnemann Hospital
Guernsey Hall
Charles Mohr Willl
Eliza
General Hospital
Mohr
Hahnemann Homoopathic College
Philadelphia
Tt Ja
Rogers Israel
Fall Rally of the City Union Chooses Officers
The City Union Christian Endeavor society held its fall rally at Grace Lutheran church. Henry L. Peabody was elected president with Miss Chamberlain as secretary and H. W. Skivington as treasurer. Addresses by Rev. Odell and Rev. Davis emphasized Christian service and living in harmony with the divine life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Peabody
Miss Chamberlain
Joseph H. Odell
William Davis
City Union Christian Endeavor Society
Grace Lutheran
Jenkin
Reese
City Union
Luther Hess Waring
Joseph Odell
Rey
Rev
Davis
Bellevue
Christ
Office Details for Dr Hand and Dr Fiand
In the Rookery building at the corner of Washington avenue and Spruce street not Penn avenue. Dr Fiand will be in his cave from 1 to 5 in the afternoon and from 7 to 9 in the evening.
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Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
Penn Avenue
Fiand
City and School Taxes 1902 Collection Notice
Tax duplicates for city and school purposes are now in the hands of Barker, City Treasurer, for collection. This notice directs all taxpayers to settle outstanding amounts promptly at the city treasury.
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Barker
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OF the City Union
Christian Endeavor Workers IN Conference
D. B. Hand
Reo. V. Millar & Co
Wyoming Ave
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Third National Bank
Scranton, Pa
Marseilles
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