Local residents noted in city short items and moves
An assortment of brief notices lists attorney W A Wilbos visiting Harrinbuig for tecal licenses, A L Rolfe family moving to Monroe Avenue, and several residents including Reading and Dy Fo. Metlrn returning from Susquehntia County. The piece also mentions a wedding at Mulberry Street and the one hundredth anniversary celebration of the Order of the Sacred Steart at Eden Hall Torreslale with attendees from Avhnes, Clay, and other avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wilbos Wan i
Susquehntia
Chieimmii
Buftilo and
Hochester
Clarles S. Nobinson
Opportunity Property at 13 Pine Street Scranton
Real estate dealer W T Hackett offers a built Scranton house at 13 Pine Street with a large 53 by 150 foot lot and mature shade trees. The steam heated home features nickel plated plumbing and a complete barn, priced under cost. Visit the Price Building office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pine Street
W. T. Hackett
Weiling
Price
Civil Service Exam At Government Building For Sixty Five Applicants
Sixty five applicants will take a civil service examination today for positions as clerks and letter carriers. The test runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the government building, with extra tables arranged in the United States courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court Room
College appoints staff for N. W. H. R. office at Stroudsburg
Principals Buck and Whitmore assign Herman Lehmaltz as timekeeper and assistant bookkeeper in the N. W. H. R. office at Stroudsburg. Earlier, George Karschner was sent as stenographer in the same office a few months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck and
Whitmore
Herman Lehmaltz
Stroudsburg
George Karschner
RONDEY Birth Announcement in Scranton 1900
In Scranton Pennsylvania on November 10 1900 a son was born to Mr and Mrs M Gondey of 606 Quincy Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rondey
Scranton
M. Gondey
Quincy Avenue
Death of T. C. Snover founder of Clark & Snover Tobacco
Thantel Condit Snover a Scranton resident for 36 years and founder of Clark & Snover Tobacco died at his Adam Avenue home. He served in the Union Army, ran a tobacco business, and held leadership roles in the Scranton community. Survived by wife and children. Funeral planned for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thantel
Condit Snover
Clark & Snover
Adam Avenue
Snover
Wayne County
Piblic
Arguet
Scranton
Delaware, Lacknewanna and Western Railroad Company
Linden Street
Penn Avenue
West Scranton
Tobneen
Clark & Gregory
Lackawanna and
Clark and Snover Tobacco Comepane
Hie
Scranton Axi
Scranton Lace Curtain Company
Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Comespany
Eara Griffin Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Peter Williamson Lodge
Incal Lodge of
Talks
Ile
Dr. Welcome
Jesse
Sophie
Elizabeth
Commercials defeat Elks in sharp bowling match
The Commercials defeated the Elks in last night’s bowling clash. Thitchie of the Commercials led with a 200 game while Bort of the Elks posted the meeting’s high average at 187 2 3 as scores followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Thitchie
Bort
Notice of Insurance Claim Settlement After Horse Accident
Gentlemen I acknowledge receipt today of your draft for sixty five dollars in settlement of my claim for injury from being thrown from my horse on Sept. 27. The settlement covers three weeks total and four weeks partial disability. I wish to increase my policy. please send your agent when in our area. Jas Laweon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hess Baking Co
Olive and Steam Bakery
Ash &T
Scranton
Ney
Pennsylvania Casualty Co
Jas
Laweon
A Dainty Thanksgiving Offering by Griffin Art Co
A dainty display of miniature gold frames set with rhinestones and sparkling ornaments. A small bric-a-brac piece to frame a likeness, offering the most choice selection at the least outlay to Griffin Art Co patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin Art Co
Mrs Gould Wields Horsewhip Over Scrantonian Article
Edith Gould formerly Edith Woodling confronted Michael J. O Toole of the Scrantonian near the Republican Building after alleging a libelous article aimed at her honor. She struck with a rawhide whip multiple times before O Toole retreated into the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Edith Woodling
Scrantonian
Washington Avenue
Michael J. O'Toole
The
Edith Gould
O'Toole
Mrs. Gould
O'Poole
Scrantonian 1
Weber
Republican Building
Husaand
Last Game of Season Between Wilkes-Barre and Scranton High
Wilkes-Barre will play Scranton High School Saturday in the season finale. The townsfolk have shown limited support, threatening no games next year if receipts fall short. Scranton’s final home game will be against Wilkes-Barre High School, a rematch after an earlier win over the Laverne County team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton High School
Scranton
Wilkes
Borer High School
Laverne County
Taxpayers League Proposal Delayed by City Officials
A report from the committee on legislation and taxes discusses ex-President John M. Kemmerer’s plan to form a Taxpayers' league to curb municipal waste. The panel suggests postponing action, noting the Municipal League is already pursuing reforms and may oppose rival efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Kemmerer
Board of Trade
Taxpayers’ League
Committee On
Torrey
Atherton
ML Keimerer
Jas
HW. Torcey
Municipal League
Fitzsimmons Visits City as Theatrical Star and Warmup for Ring
Robert Fitzsimmons the former champion boxer toured the Lyceum in the biographical vehicle The Honest Blacksmith drawing a large audience. He said he has not relinquished the ring and would fight again after completing his theatrical tour, noting Jeffries has faced draws with Ruhlin and Sharkey. He spoke with Tribune at Hotel Jermyn and demonstrated blacksmithing at a nearby shop with wife and son in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Darrach
St. Luke's Parish House
Darrach
Olivia
Malvollo
Viola
Mr. Darrach
Robert Fitzsimmons
Rubiin
Sharkey
Lyceum Theatre
Robert
Fitz
Bob
Tribune
Jeffries
Bharkey
Billy Brady
Fitzsimmons
Ruhlin
Eyether
W. H. Sexton
Oakford Court
Tredyffrin Water for Table Bottles Sold at Three Fifty
Twelve half gallon bottles priced at three dollars fifty cents offered by Coursen's for table use.
Wayward Girls Demand Action at Scranton Charity Meeting
Mrs. Duggan reported fourteen underage girls arrested for immoral living, blamed dance halls for temptations, and urged police action. Board leaders pledged fundraising, while a policy to protect records was adopted. divorce and suit witnesses were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
New York
Board of
House of the Goold Shepherd
Florence Crittenden Mission
Hl Repute
Ripp
Scranton
Hite
Beyne
Kelly
Rogers Israel
Ripple
Dug
Thanksgiving Art Sale at Griffin Art Co
A generous display at the Griffin Art Co salesroom offers water color, etching and other works rarely seen outside galleries. Prices are described as ridiculously low compared with the refined art on view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optic
Griffin Art Co
Brush
Scranton Business College Offers Combined Scholarship
The college offers a combined scholarship entitling the holder to both complete courses for 100 dollars. The program is described as liberal and peculiar in contract terms and many are purchasing it. The offer will soon be withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
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Toe Mopaan
Hanna
Turkey
Washington Ave
L.R. D
Ackawanna “the
Taundry
A. B. Warman
Meye
Pruce
Leoval Alia
Nadine Key West Cigars
Coursen's
T. C. Snover
Ruchio
MUU
Hashim
Linsteottt
Lash
M. J. O'Toole
Gordon and Dilworth
E. G
Coursen
Lackawanwna Ave
Taxpayer’s League
City
Lanky
Lackawanna Avenue
Jewal Adylow
Lickawanna Hospital
Hahnemann Hospital
Harry Depuy
W. FF. Boyle
J. E. Watkins
J. G. Sanderson
Harry A. Depuy
Jennie EB. Brink
Exchange Hotel
Tennant
W. Thayer
John F. Serare
K. A. Moolgate
Clarke Bros
the Oriental
Jardinieres
Alore
Jardinieres Ae Incoatrator
Haad
Gruener & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Pierce's Market
W.H. Pierce
Penn Ave
Lackawauns Ave
Conrad
P. McCrea & Co
Lackawanna Ave
Mears Building
economiY’s
Morris
Wyoming Ave
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