Republican committee meeting in arbitration room at courthouse
In accordance with party rules for the Third Legislative District the committee is requested to meet in the arbitration room at the courthouse on Wednesday November 2. Signed by Miss John McCrindle and Fr. Houser as secretary and chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCrindle
Third Legislative District Committee
J. W. Houser
R. H. Holgate
la Pau
W. Green
Fleetville
N. McGlaughlin
J. D. Hopkins
B. F. Tinkham
Fev
Te Geena
Republican Party
Court House
Vais
Houser
Sec'y
City Notes From Scranton Elects Various Local Updates
The column reports a St Aloyaus meeting in College Hall at 8 pm and donation drives at the House of the Good Shepherd on Thursday and Friday. Notices include prosecutions for threatening acts, upcoming anniversary events, council auditing, jail discharges, a German seating sale, and a box office for Giinoolys Abroad. Repairs on Franklin Avenue car track progress, hunting trip plans, and a Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting with Harrisburg convention reports. A local lamplight purchase incident, street bond issues, paving work, and a correctional hearing summary round out the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloyalus Soo A
College Hall
House of the Good Shepherd
Philip Rosar
South Side
Millar
Hiram Marsh
At &P. m
Auditing Committee of Councils
Patrick McDonald
Patrick Walsh
August Halfman
Giinoolys
Academy
Scranton Traction Company
Franklin Avenue
Kawanna Avenue
Spruce Street
Michael McMahon
Olyphant
Bal
Julsam
McCormick
George W. Potter
Dunmore
Watson & Zimmerman
Levi Warts
F. M. Delph
Notorest City
C. FB
C. FB. Delph, Kitmore and J. Dpd
Caryl
Sercnton
West Virginia
Green Midge Women's Christian Demperance Union
Evangelical Church
Harrisburg
Michael Stafford
Minooka
Sidhs
Coursen
Ferber & Store
Beena
John J. Fahey
Entertainments and civic notices in Scranton and nearby
A report covers entertainment at the Railroad Y M C A hall featuring magician C E B Douglass and reciter G Osborn with the Imperial quartette, plus plans for a Y M C A rally with notable speakers from Binghamton Detroit and Wilkes Barre. Also city ordinances and civic improvements are listed, including sewer and street work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garet Kerinsa
Carbondale
Thomas Langan
Margaret Dougherty
Scranton
Anthony Engel
Kathe Duffey
Michael J. Rooney
J. Gibon
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association Hall
C. E B. Douglass
New York City
G. Osborn
Imperial Quartette
William ET. Stanton
Young Women's Christian Association
Bloomaburg
Pennsylvania
Bseranton
Economy Furniture Soneany
Lew Company
Commercial Travelers’ Home Association
Young Men's Christian Association
George T. Greco
Binghamton
J.D. Aldrich
Detroit
W. H. Booth
Nichols
George P. Strome
Wilked-Parre
the Ely
Connell
Arch Street
Larch Street
Capduve Avenue
Monsey Avenue
Capouse Avenue
Wales Street
Lafayette Street
Main
Filmore Avenue
Robinson and
Ninth Street
Hyde Parke Avenue
Lafayette
Swetland Street
Palm Street
Cedar
Stone Avenue
W. H. Hagsett
Robinson Atrert
Bolton G. Koons
Thirteenth
Jlaver
Fire Department
Birch Street
Birney Avenue
Gibbons Street
Mears & Hagen Promote Kid Gloves at Popular Price
Advertisement notes that Kid Gloves never sold at such popular price as $1 and claims universal satisfaction with M. & H. Gloves offering a reasonable guarantee with each pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
Fine art collection exhibits in city before auction
Mr 8 Johnson brings a notable gallery to 618 Spruce street open from 10 A M to 9 P M through November 28 with works by Gilbert Schreyer Belleo Haquette Kotchenrelter Rizo Weber Barrias Stevens Cain Michel and other masters. Auction follows November 28 to 30. Invitation required. gallery crowded despite bad weather. Also note Gardner heating stoves advertised at 606 Lacka avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. Johnson
Fifth Avenue
New York
Our City
Spruce Street
Goma
Victor Gilbert
Adolph Schreyer
Benne-Belleo
George Haquette
Kotchenrelter
Piolo Rizo
Weber
Barrias
Stevens
Cain
Michel
Shoebox fashions and local events advertised in brief
A cluttered listing shows Commonwealth Shoe Store on Washington Avenue selling shoes, a Scranton Driving Park pigeon shoot on Thursday November 28 at 10 am with an 83 year old colt as first event, Lohmann’s on Spruce Street for wines liquors and beers, Mrs C W Hopping dressmaking at 316 Adams Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busset Shoes
Commonwealth Shoe Store
Washington Avenue
Scranton Driving Park
Lohmann's
Spruce Street
FE. Robinson’s
Milwaukee
Feigenspan's
Died Notices From Dunmore and Scranton Areas
Died notices list Henry A. Hess foreman at a Brook Colony and John J Gordon in Scranton with sparse details. Funeral times and locations are unclear due to incomplete OCR, but references to residences on Tate avenue, Walnut street, and Gare Byra indicate regional obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore
Ington
Tate Avenue
Walnut
Henry A. Hess
A Brook Colery
ORDON
Scranton
Niohn J. Gordon
Raaidanos
Gare Byra
Jealous husband kills himself after shooting wife in Throop
In Throop, Zera Robbins shot his wife after a dispute fueled by jealousy and then committed suicide before neighbors. His wife, left gravely wounded, was taken to Lackawanna hospital. Brown, alleged paramour, was involved in the night’s disturbing sequence. Coroner to investigate. Robbins died within hours. Brown faces possible arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Zera Robbins
Robbins
Lackawanna Hospital
Cherry Ridge
Wayne County
Throop
Robert Brown Zerling
Robert Brown
Warne County
Brown
Sanderson Street
Ehe
Robbing
Alvin Shaffer
Dutch Gap
Nellie Wallace
Wallace
Josie
Zera
Jedster Fonsa
Tomasks
C. B. Mead
Franklin F. Arndt
Green Ridge
Smith & Wesson
Jones
Olyphant
Wescott
Littl House
Tourist club evolves into Needleworkers at YWCA
The Tourist club formed with the Young Women’s Christian Association will operate under the Needleworkers name until holidays. Ten members met at the association building with Miss Dunn and Mrs. George G. Mahy addressing them. Names include Matilda Thompson Vda Phillips Mabel Potter Lizzie Potter Lizale Lee Lydia Huber Nellie Eaton Anna McLean Lilly Bloeck Sadie Haldemann. Ages range between 13 and years. They will meet each Wednesday at 4 o’clock to work on needlework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourist Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Needleworkers
Association
Matilda Thompson
Vda Phillips
Mabel
Lizzie Potter
Lizale Lee
Lydia Huber
Nellie Eaton
Anna McLean
Lilly Bloeck
Sadie Haldemann
Barber Defies Blue Law Then Faces Fine in Sunday Offense
Two detectives who enforced the Sunday law were later witnesses against barber Zimmerman who ran a Penn avenue shop in Wolf Johnson's hotel. Officers Steven and Volknandt were shaved there before Zimmerman paid a fine to Alderman Wright, upholding the 1794 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Wolf Johnson
Penn Avenue
Barbers’ Association
W. H. Steven
John Volknandt
Wright
Commonwealth
Fabio Romani at the Academy of Music
Last night Fabio Romani was produced before a large audience at the Academy of Music by a strong company led by Walter Lawrence and Miss Therese Milford. The drama centers on a threatened vengeance by an injured husband and is intensely dramatic throughout. Between acts two and three Miss Grace Hunter performed a serpentine dance and final film pictures were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Fabio Romani
Walter Lawrence
Therese Milford
Grace Hunter
Thirty Deaths Reported to Health Board Last Week
Last week showed a comparatively low death rate with thirty fatalities reported to the Board of Health. Contagious diseases were high with seventeen new cases including four typhoid fever and two scarlet fever cases, diphtheria at ten with three fatalities, and one measles case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Printing briefs in short time and firm’s capabilities
A brief notice praises a print shop claiming 25 years’ experience and equal facilities to large New York offices for printing lawyers briefs. It invites visits to the job department. The Clemons Ferber O’Malley company, 422 Lackawanna avenue, has secured the hotel china contract for Proprietor Godfrey, featuring monograms H J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clemons, Ferber, O'Malley Company, Limited
Lackawanna Avenue
Godfrey
Jermyn
H. J
Thanksgiving Delicacies from California and More
B G Coursen offers wholesale and retail items including fancy oranges nuts olives olive oil and cordials highlighting a varied holiday selection from California and local grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
B. G. Coursen
Taylor's New Index Map of Scranton and Dunmore
For sale at Taylor's Directory office in the Tribune building or supplied with an order for the Scranton Directory. Price listed as 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Scranton and
Dunmore
Taylor's Directory
Tribune
Scranton
Nolan Killed Himself After Despondent Note
James J. Nolan a machinist at Dickson works killed himself yesterday morning at 441 Penn avenue near John Shea’s saloon. He fired a revolver shot through his mouth and brain, dying instantly. The note to his wife blamed finances and urged kindness to Susan, though his wife disputed the claim. An inquest affirmed death by own action amid family tragedy including a child’s death six months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
James J. Nolan
Dickson Works
Penn Avenue
John Shea
Nolan
Daniel F. Kelly
Matthew HB. Robling
J. W. McLeary
De Ayala Pardon Bid Led by Horn and Warren
Attorneys George S. Horn and Major Everett Warren push a pardon for Stephen De Ayala the wife killer convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to 11 years 6 months De Ayala jailed in the Eastern penitentiary by Judge Connolly The legislature later raised the maximum penalty to 12 years and seven years remain to be served unless a pardon grants reprieve The pardon board meets Wednesday Dec 18 to consider the papers Also note travel ad for Michigan Central Niagara Falls Route promoting comfort on through trains with Falls View view and stop options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges. Horn
Major Everett Warren
Stephen de Ayala
Eastern
John F. Connolly
de Ayala
M.D. May
Oyer and Terminer Court
Board of Pardon
Michigan Central
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Chicago
Falls View
W. H. Underwood
Buffalo, N. Y
Worthly Endorses Weber Product for Nerve and Brain Vitality
Dr. O Worthly of Lancaster endorses a Weber product for brain and nerve nourishment after overwork and fatigue. He notes relief from exhaustion, weakness, and digestion problems. Sold at Guernsey Bros with emphasis on quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Worthly
Lancaster, N
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Aeneenpeebe Weaeeacaiea Meets Obscure OC Cena
An entangled text fragment records a meeting involving Aeneenpeebe and OC Cena amid unclear context. The readable names suggest a small event or notice within a local paper page with no definite date or place.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Lackawanna
Wyoming Avenue
City Notes
Garland
Thos
F. Leonard's
Lacka. Ave
C. W. Hopping
Adams Avenue
Coromer
Susan
Susan Good
Susan Reht
James Nolan
Berry
Jeweler
Lackawanna Ave
Srade
Shaw, Emerson
Malcolm Love
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Watcring
J. Lawrence Stelle
Electric Seal Capes
Astrakhan
Capes
Mink Capes
Bolz
Want DE Ayala
Hallacher’s
H. Langfeld
Bixby's
Prunes
Mvncurer
New Orleans
Scranton Cash Store
Louis
Rupprecht
Eugene Klebarg
Penn Ave
Opp
Baptist Church
Appealte Columbes
Washington Av
Scranton, Pa
S. C. Snyder
D. D
Tackawanna
A. B. Warman
Powell’s
Music Store
Wyoming
Chickering
Ivers & Pond
Sterling
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