Local Notables Involved In City Affairs And Resignations
The piece lists Tir detin W. Thinter of Tuchawanng as a resident who favors Mrs Aorins in Philadelphia. Wil McAllister, known in town for looking after sponsor interests, is named as manager with assistant Solio David at Soul Uyde Park Avenue. Mayor’s Clarte Whig Trvtten of Novel Lemmon, retired in New Haven, witnessed a football game. Meeting of the church extension board in Philadelphia directed a residence move near Chicume. Wilkes-AI Record notes W. OR. Poole’s resignation from music sales to take a permanent post with EO Ticker at 346 Adams Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil McAllister
Mr McAllistur
Olin Solio David
Davis
Uyde Park Avenue
Clarte Whig
Lemmon
New Haven
Con
Tiev, Mantow & Tardrom
Tas Bron
Kingston
Board of
Church Extension
Philadelphia
Chicume
Avistany
Ehunes
Methodist Episcopal Clinet
W. OR. Poole
J. W. Guernsey
Adams Avenue
Knotty Tax Dispute Over North Washington Ave Property
The board of revision and Appeals sought guidance from City Solicitor Voshurge after the Blair estate property at North Washington Avenue and Mulberry Street, now owned by the Young Men's Christian Association, was assessed at 10800. The association asked for exemption arguing future church use fits charitable and worship exemptions. The board doubted legal right to exempt before construction or worship use and referred to the city solicitor for opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revision of Taxes and Appeals
Voshurge
North Washingtam Avenue
Mulberry Street
Blair
Young Men's Christian Association
Inas- Syid
Motorman’s Accident on Scranton Line
Ernest S. Horton of Detty Street North Scranton a motorman for the Scranton Railway Company suffered a serious fall Sunday night. He escaped with bruises and no broken limbs while preparing for the last trip at midnight on the Dunmore Suburban line near Laurel Hill. The incident occurred as he stood on the roof of his car at the corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest ‘S. Horton
Detty Street
North Scranton
Scranton Railway Company
Horton
Dunmore
Laurel Hill
Alt
Dazed fall on city street leaves worker bruised yet recoverable
On Lackawanna and Franklin avenues a man suddenly fainted and fell, was picked up by Chief Dispatcher Join Hunden, and found to be badly bruised but fully recovered by yesterday and able to resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna and Franklin Avenues
Chineing
Ieign
Join Hunden
Calf Claim Aces Settled by Local Patrolman
In a rural dispute between Farmers Stewart and McLane over a calf, Patrolman John Duggan settles the case. Duggan observes the animals and directs the calf to approach the McLane cow, leading Stewart to concede ownership to McLane amid light humor and village calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Stewart
Mc Lane
Chinchilla
Stewart
McLanes
Stewarts
John Dugan
John Duggan
John
Mac
McLane
MINE WORKERS TO CONFER AT LOCAL HEADQUARTERS
National and district officers of the United Mine Workers gather at 215 Lackawanna Avenue today including Fred Dileher and district presidents from Nanticoke Hawleton and thumpkin. Mother Jones visits on route to Hazleton from Duryea as talks consider unifying districts and addressing grievances with mass meetings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Lackawanna Avenue
Fred Dileher
Nelsonville
T. Nichols
John Fahey
Thomas Duty
Nanticoke
Hawleton
Thumpkin
John T. Dempey
Crailzer Robert Courtright
Scrannon
Fahey
Jones
Hazieton
Duryea
Elks Lodge Sorrow Service at Lyceum Next Sunday
The local Elks Lodge holds its annual lodge of sorrow at the Lyceum Sunday night. John Henry Fort of Camden New Jersey grand trustee delivers the address and Hon. C P O Malley pronounces the dead's eulogy. Hon F W Gunster Richard Busted Jr and T C Snover are named as members who died last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Sorrow
Lodge of Elks
Lyceum
John Henry Fort
Camden
N. J
Lks
C. P. O'Malley
F. W. Gunster
Richard Busted, Jr
T. C. Snover
Griffin Art Co Promises Satisfaction Guarantee on Art Goods
Real art goods need no deceptive tactics. The Griffin Art Co caters to an intelligent public, offering art pictures and frames at exact dollar values. Their guarantee promises money back on any unsatisfactory purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin Art Co
Excursion Tickets to New York Sold by Lackawanna Agents
Ticket agents of the Lackawanna railroad will sell excursion tickets to New York City good going on any regular train December 6 with return limit to and including December 11 at a rate of 5 dollars 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
New York City
Scranton Evening Classes Promote Higher Earnings
Day workers urged to enroll in Scranton Business College night school to qualify for larger salaries by gaining additional training in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Liederkranz Minstrel Show Delights Scranton Audience
The Scranton Liederkranz presented a large crowd pleasing minstrel entertainment at Music Hall. The cast featured Will Emerich Jake Ferber and a wide line of vocalists comedians and acrobats with vibrant stage design by J Nelson Teets. Lawrence's band under Prof W C Ott provided instrumental and vocal music and the show drew cheers with repeated encores and lively jokes from the Electric City wheelmen in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirth
Muate
Liederkranz Boys
Music Hall
J. Nelson Teets
Sumner
Jake Ferber
Lew Dockstader
WiLl Emerich
Nathan Jacobs
Jed Sottley
Victor Wenzel
Fred Weinss
Jacob Hills
Billy Williams
Id. Eisele
George Breig
Charles Berline
Gus Weinss
John Howley
Haan
Durkin Brothers
Jaco Hills
Will Sinerich
John Iden
Will Decker
George la Mar
George Nelson
Teete
WI Emmerich
Gun Weinss
J. Ty. Perber
Ed. Eisle
Fred Softly
Tsidor Roos
Leiderkrans
Opera Carnival Advance Sale At Lyceum Friday
Great advance demand for tickets 1.50 and 1 dollars nearly sold. No cash sales. only ticket holders get seats on Friday. Tickets distributed to Recital club and Hahnemann hospital circles. over seventy cast members imply large social demand. Matinee tickets remain available. souvenir programme planned with local business house support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Recital Club
Hahnemann Hospital
Fifty Pounds of Honey Theft Suspect Arrested
William Morgan of 291 Railroad Avenue was held on $500 bail by Alderman Millar for stealing fifty pounds of honey from Reliable Preserving on West Lackawanna Avenue. Morgan, a painter, was arrested after his wife accused him of assault and battery. Detective Moir traced the honey to his recent work at the company and special officers Byers and Greenburger detained him. Morgan denied his identity during apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morgan
Railroad Avenue
Alderman Millar
Reliable Preserving Company
West Lackawanna Avenue
Morgan
Byers
Greenburger
Reception to Members at Railroad YMCA Rooms
A large gathering of old and new Railroad YMCA members enjoyed a social evening. The program featured Fiore’s Orchestra and Mandolin Club, an address by W. J. Fenno on “My experience as a Member,” and a violin solo by Professor Robert Frederick before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Fiore’sa Orchestra and Mandolin Club
W. 3. Fenno
New Haven Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Newsboys' Squabble Ends With Interrogated Suspect
Patrolman Dave Parry questioned a ten year old Lackawan newsboy who accused another boy of stealing his forty cents. The second boy, found with a small pocketbook, claimed to have found it near J. T. Williams' store. The first boy relented and the second was released as a free boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Parry
Lackawanna& Avenue
Parry
Center Street
J. 10
Williams
La Belle deranton Cigar at Coursen's six for twenty six
An OCR fragment advertises La Belle deranton Full Havana cigars sold at Coursen's with a price of six for 26e. It notes availability and shop name but lacks dates or further details.
Night School Teachers Appointed for 27 Scranton Schools
The Scranton board approves 83 teachers for 27 night schools with no day teachers hired except principals. The panel also backs a policy that no day staff serve as night school teachers unless they are principals, and votes to close schools Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving amid some opposition. A five member committee is to draft legislation for the district as it moves toward second class status, and the November payroll is approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Board of Control
John McDonough
Meng Wale
John Hurley
Mawle Whelan
Margaret Richardson
VW. Jordan
Mary Cawely
Anna Rovhe
Albert Wotivka
Mamie Sullivan
William Lusxemberger
Mary Lowellan
Mary Cox
Mod. Heanes
Herry A. Motellman
Abies Carlyon
Mills Podden
Mine Rididy
Anne Caulfield
Mannah Devine
Misa Conor
Miss Brogan
Margaret Durkin
Lovern
Sarah O'Moyle
Mary Jordan
Margaret Dougher
David Owens
Filia Lewis
FF. O'Malley
Agnes Reap
Mary Preel
Nou
Thomas Murphs, Jr
Edna Kent
Mary Wise
Mary McGraw
W. Theolles
Cathurtine Bove
Ida Evans
Elon Fowler
George Orr
Miss Loughney
Alvin Docker
Katie Jove Wanhilia Martin
Gan
A. Costello
M. d Cosstello
Mary Dangher
TM. Norton
James Bell
Mary Dolphin
Bertha Sunder
Th. Martin
Princial
Jonnie Howell
Jennie Jenkins
Plieher
T. M. Warde
Hether Munckes
Walter Benedict
Grace Williams
Clayden Oliver
Kate WU
O'Neil
William Henry Warris
M—Reossman
A. Vail
Mary
O'Malley
Lucy Imeson
Nellie Dingher
Barker
Mr. Golden
Scranton
Scranton man dies in Cumberland jail amid knockout drop suspicions
Patrick Fitzgerald of Scranton Pennsylvania died in Cumberland Maryland jail after suffering twenty two spasms in a shanty town saloon before his confinement. An autopsy will determine cause as authorities fear knockout drops. Three or four similar deaths have occurred recently, heightening suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Patrick Fitzgerald
Scranton
Pintu
Fitzgerald
Lizzie Welsh Injured in Balcony Fall
Lizzie Welsh, a young girl living at 607 Kreasler Court, fell fifteen feet from a balcony on Saturday night and struck her head on a brick. She was rendered unconscious and rushed for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzle Welsh
Kreasler Court
Griffin Art Co Presents Exclusive Christmas Creations
In a vast stock of art novelties the Griffin Art Co offers gifts up to Christmas Eve. Shoppers arriving now have access to exclusive and unique creations by the company's corps of artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin Art Co
Scranton night school fees rival street costs
A fragment urges young men to value education over street life, noting the Scranton Business College night courses cost less in time and money than risky evenings on the streets. The remark reflects concerns about youth entrepreneurship and personal choice in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
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Washington Ave
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Imnaas
Palau
Ackawanna
Wef Penn Avenue
Warma
Nove Onyite
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Thunghlings Ss A
Tir
Detin W. Thinter
Tuchawanng Lasajith
Efi
Shiladelphiia
Aorins
Eynest T. Norton
Cay
Duggan
Elks' Lodge OF Sorrow
Gus
Charles Bertine
Billy Wiliams
Albert Davis
Albert
Prince of Wales
Louis Conrad
Charles E. Wenzel
Susie Anna
Touisiana
Will Emerick and Company
Electric City Wheelmen
Bitty Williams
Nate Jacobse
Doctor Wehlau
Fred
Fred Emerich
Fred Welnsa
Chariie Bertine
Take Forber
Reenause
Jake Perber
Frank Rocker
California
Malaga
Florida
Gordon and Dilworth
Key West
E. G
Coursen
Great Advance Sale
R. A
C. A
Cumberland, Md
Lizzie Welsh
Tepend
Soc
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Franklin Avenue
Dy O. EF. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
George Ulrich
Gincee Reformed Church
Frederick Fuller
Sixteenth Ward
Severnl
Edith Martin
Anna Salmon
Java
Coursen’s
Central
Pennsylvania
Masons Hamlin
L. B. Powell & CO
Waghington Ave
the Oriental
Gruener & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Pierce's Market
Penn Avenue
Pierce
Penp Ave
Conrad
Lacka. Ave
A. N. Kerr
Rire
Donde
Rire & Clark
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building
Day
Wyoming Ave
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