City Notes New Time table and court actions
City notes announce a new time table for Central Railroad of New Jersey on Sunday November 24 with changes. Joseph Matopa of Carbondale committed to county jail at night. Atterman Danelle charged with assault and battery. General meeting of Groom Ridge Woman's club. heating postponed for bribery case. arrests for touts and drunkenness. remnant notes on social events and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edleet
Central Railroad of
New Jere O
Assalts
Joseph Matopa
Carbondale
Atterman Danelle
Asault
Woman Faces Charge For Selling Wyner Without Permit
A ninth street resident, Mee Anna Methile, appeared before Alderman Kaswon on a third offense charge for selling Wyner without a license. The case, heard with defense by Attorney Mo Ph. Cote, centered on alleged illegal sales and involved testimony about purchased intoxicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Methile
Ninth Street
Scranton
Myron Kaswon
Wyner
Miyor Moir
Thia
Miyor Mole
Geenaton
Ile In Atinhee
Liederkranz Minstrels Parade at Music Hall
Scranton Liederkranz members plan a Monday night minstrel show at Music Hall November 24 with a first part spectacle titled The Shirt-Waist Attack. The program lists acts and featured performers including Billy Wallin Albert Prince of Wales and more, plus a twelve piece Lawrence orchestra and a post show hop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Liederkrong Society
Music Hall
Lawrence
Miners Die in Mine Roof Fall at Pine Brook Shaft
William Lammond a 23 year old miner from Phelps street and Joseph Markotsky a laborer of 235 New street were killed when a roof collapse blindsided them at 11 o clock yesterday while working in the China vein. Five tons of coal and debris fell, trapping them for hours until colleagues freed the bodies and Coroner J J Roberts held a non autopsy inquest. Lammond left a widowed aunt. Markotsky leaves a wife and child in Pasland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lammond
Phelps Street
Pine Brook
Joseph Markotsky
New Street
Ruel
Lammond
Markotsky
Cusick
J. J. Roberts
James Ruddy
M Vara
Owife
Pasland
Sammond
Mrs. Cannon Fined in Disorderly Conduct Case
Mrs. Kate Cannon also known as Kate Collins was arraigned before Alderman John F Kelly on charges of disorderly conduct and escaping from an officer. She was fined 25 dollars and in default was sent to the county jail. Police had arrested her days earlier on a speakeasy keeping charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Cannon
Kate Collins
John F. Kelly
Henry OMalley Appointed Third Ward Assessor
The board of assessors selected Henry O U Miley from seven applicants to fill the vacancy as assistant city assessor for the Third ward after a thorough canvass. Strong interest and vigorous competition marked the selection process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Henry O'uMiley
le Olllo
Funeral notice for Comrade Charles E. B R Britton in Erie
Special Order No. 12 reports Comrade Charles EB Britton died at the Soldiers Home in Erie on November 24. He will be buried from his daughter's residence on Sid Peup Street Sunday November 25 at 8 pm. Interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. Comrades to assemble in post rooms in full uniform at 1 pm. By command Asa BH. Blevens. Adjutant N. F. Hine.
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Exram
Rir
Department of Pennsylviania
Grand Army Republic
Charles EB. Britton
Erie
Coss
Sid Peup
Washburn Street
Asa BH. Blevens
N.F. Hine
Cel ery Nerve Compound Aids Nervousness Claims
A remedy claims to soothe nerves and enrich the blood with Telehty’s Cel ery Nerve Compound, said to be fully successful in nervous cases and supported by thousands of grateful testimonials. Sold by Mitthew d TM Nrow.
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Telehty
Mitthew d
Scranton Business College Sees Rapid Student Placements
Since the strike ended, students are securing jobs at about one per day. Principals Buck and Whitmore strive to qualify them quickly, but demand exceeds supply.
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Buck & Whitmore
Mahon's Shoe Store Family Footwear Service
Mahon's Shoe Store at 508 Havel awanna venue offers footwear for any family member. Local shop stocks wide range and provides fitting services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahon’s Shoe Store
Havelawanna Venue
Thanksgiving union services planned across Scranton area
Churches across Central City North Scranton West Scranton unite for 19th century Thanksgiving. Union services at Penn Avenue Baptist Grace Evangelical Lutheran Grace Reformed and Elm Park. 10:30 a.m. sermon by Rev. Dr. Robert F. Y. Pierce. special music by Kim Park choir led by Professor Haydn Isvans. Other churches hold individual services with noted pastors and musical programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
North Scranton
West Scranton
Elm Park
Grace Evangelical Lutheran
Grace Reformed
Penn Avenue Baptist
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Him Park Methodist Episcopal
Robert F. Y. Pierce
Kim Park
Haydn Isvans
Thomas B. MecLeod
Brooklyn
James McLeod
Charles 14. Robinson
First
Jackson Street Baptist
Plymouth
Congregational
Hampton and Simpson Methodist Episcopal
Washburn
Sumner Avenue
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Tt. G. Teese
South Scranton
Hickory Street
German Presbyterian Church
W. A. Nordt
Hickory Street Baptist Church
J. C. Schmitt
Prospect Avenue
Dunmore
Christian Church
Tripp Avenue
A. J. van Cleft
Brennan Family Displaced by Meridian Street Fire
The Brennan family moved from 511 Meridian Street after a fire started by a defective flue. They returned later after firefighters from Hagle Company arrived with three tanks of water to contain the blaze. Damages were about 210 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Brennan
Michael McDonough
Meridian Street
Jayalaings
Hagle Company
Brennan's
Funeral of Thames Con dit Snover Draws Enormous Crowd
The funeral for Thames Con dit Snover was held at 2 PM from 191 Adams Avenue with a large throng attending. Rev. Dr. Charles EB. Robinson led a brief service at the home. music by Second Presbyterian quartette included Asleep in Jesus and Thy Will Be Done. Floral offerings came from Axle works directors, Peter Williamson lodge Masons, and the Elks who attended in a body. Pallbearers were Colonel FB Ripple and others. interment was private at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames Condit Snover
Adams Avenue
Charles EB. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
Second
Black and Garragan
Gippell and Morgan
Jesus
Axle Works
Peter Williamson Lodge
Mavons
The
Elks
FB. H. Ripple
John Flack
Alex. Barrowman
T. F. Wells
Edward Siebecker
Garret Bogart
Thomas Barrowman
Walter Henwood
Clark and Snover Company
Forest Hill
Development of the Piano Forte
J Alfred Pennington of the Scranton Conservatory lectured to Green Ridge Women’s club on the piano forte’s history. He traced origins from the monochord to clavichord and harpsichord, noted the first hammer in 1700 by Christofori, and praised the American iron frame innovation by Babcock and Chickering, ending with musical selections by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alfred Pennington
Scranton Conservatory of Music
Green Ridge Women's Club
Pennington
Christo Farl
Babcock
Hitler
Chickering
Echo Meeting of Scranton Christian Endeavorers
On Tuesday evening November 27 the Christian Endeavorers of Scranton and yuternity gather at Second Presbyterian Church to hear reports from members who attended the Keystone state convention. Rev Mr Waring presides with Professor Chance directing music as the roll of City union societies is called with full delegations expected.
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Christian Endeavorers
Scranton
Yuternity
Second Presbyterian Church
Jefferson Avenue
Keystone
City Union
Waring
Professor Chance
Dilcher Returns to Organize Anthracite Region
Frederick Dilcher national organizer and UMWA executive returns to Scranton with plans to organize miners in district no 1. A series of mass meetings will be arranged and aggressive steps taken to recruit every mine worker. He plans to make Beranton his permanent home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Dilcher
United Mine Workers of America
Scranton
Urich Held on Forcible Entry Burglary Charge
Anthony Urich was held in 500 bail by Alderman Millar on charges of forcible entry and attempted burglary filed by Mrs. George Winureith of Capouse Avenue. She alleges he climbed to her porch late Thursday, removed his shoes, and was about to enter her room before she screamed. Urich escaped but a warrant was issued, and he was committed to jail awaiting trial in default of bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Urich
Millar
George Winureith
Capouse Avenue
U Urich
Urich
Mahon's Shoe Store Leads in Ladies' Footwear
Mahon's Shoe Store promotes its leadership in ladies' shoes at 608 Lack 4awunne avenue, offering a range of styles and sizes.
Triennial City Assessment Underway With Instructions
Work begins on the city triennial assessment as 21 assistant assessors in 21 wards receive blisteringly detailed instructions. They must survey blocks and lots in numerical order, record ownership, occupation, sex and color, and separate exempt property, with weekly progress reports and a Dec 3 completion target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan FR. Waikina
Thomas Shotton
O'Malley
George Shelly
David W. Owes
John R. Jones
William BE. Kane
Elehth
William I. ‘Thomas
DoVite A. Tewkensbury
Edward Wenzel
Peter P. Nowa
John McDonough
Eugene Syken
W. H. Stevens
Eben
Davia
Simon Seigal
Robert PT. Koehler
Edward Manley
Oscar Stively
John F. O'Malley
Asenom
Asarsa
Ilog Bs
Philp Tunsland
Gwilym A. Jones
John A. Neals
Garber Damage Claim Settlement Approved by Mayor
Mayor Moir signed a resolution to settle Philip Garber's damage claim against the city for 695 after a long dispute over a leaky curb hydrant that damaged his barber shop in the Coyne house basement. Arbitrators awarded 895, councils sought appeal, and a prior rule against settlements over 100 outside court was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moir
Philip Garber
Garber
Counells
Queen Quality heavy sole shoes at 608 Lackawanna avenue
Mahon's shop at 608 Lackawanna avenue offers Queen Quality heavy sole shoes as the best way to keep feet warm and dry. Sole agents handle the line, providing a durable footwear option for winter protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahon
Lackawanna Avenue
Delaware and Hudson timetable entry noted for Nov 4
The paper references a timetable in the issue dated November 4 for the Delaware and Hudson line. Details appear in the accompanying table within the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Death notice for T. C. Snover at Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit
At a special board meeting of the Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company the death of T. C. Snover was reported with deep sympathy. He served long in management bringing sound judgment and strong character, and the board extended condolences to his bereaved family. EZRA I. RIPPLE President, B. H. WEISENFLUE Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna ‘Trust and Safe Deposit Company
TLGC
Siovert
T. C. Snover
Jf. C. Snover
Claracter
Dolini
Scvanian
Bsuraitton Axle
T. (. Snover
Dimwetom
Suraitom
Siover
Citheo
Dusit Mun
Ezra i. Ripple
B, H, Weisenflue
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See Fig Syrup CO
Toursvitlle
New York
von Rts
Lackawanna Dairy CO
Delephone
Adams Avenus
Ofice D. L. & W
H. B. Ware
Williams Building
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INIC
Grey Ridge Presbytertia Whitiveli
Doge
Pandlontan
Metribons
Alsueenanna
Ufiitvar Aline Carthy
Susineliindy
Aevaignol
Leoie Abetian
Saul Wits
Genin Botone
Aldean Mowe
Callan Stoyoe
Muse
Giranmenita Ingles
Jain Collins
Eliglymany
J. Connery
Vorr Naan
W. J. Nelmes
A. di. Langan
Wile
Corina
Solace
Duc de Alba
el Caracter
Four Centuries
Geo Fox
Maneto
E. C. Dean
Connell Building
GRRA
Tam Hobiain
John Gd. Morgan
Thoma Rafter
Tow Malia
George Gald
Liederkranz Minstrels
Opontie
Will Tanorieli
Palie
Albert
Prince of
Wilea
Ius Wein
Ccc
Susie Ania
Louisiana
Softley
Hin
Wall Riveriel
John Ridin
Whe DeeXer
Geo. LaMar
Durkin Brow
Joseph Markosky
Pine Brook Shaft
Henry O'Malley
Scranton Business College
Mahon's Store
St. Luke's Church
St. Peter's Cathedral
West Beranton
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jackson Street
Vooeeos Mev. Thomae
PL Moffatt
D. D
Craven
Hickory Street Church
Brennans
Price & Jenkins
Wyoming Avenue
T. C. Knover
J. A. Pennington
Woman’s Club
Dilcher Returne
Mahon's Shoe Store
Board of Assessors
Ching
China
Geo. W. Millar & Co
Andioo
Dr. Reyer
Franklin Ave
Nue
Siebecker & Watkins
Carpet and Furniture Company
New York Life
Insurance Company Insurance
B.H. Betts
Mears
Doll Family
Madame Doll
Williams
J.D. Williams & Bro
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