City Notes and Local Briefs From Scranton Paper
Mrs. Ann Dolphin injured after a fall at her daughter’s home. Jacob Fontius bonds on criminal assault charge set at 34 by Judge Archbould. Michael Kennedy jailed twenty days for stealing a ride on a DL&W train. Marriage licenses granted to Amasi Carpenter Lulu Foster Fred Lit Gretta Van Gorden. Gun shop break‑in on Wyoming Avenue. revolvers and knives stolen, likely by boys. Juror draw places Stormeny George Taylor in Pittsburgh to serve as petit juror. Vessie Jones fined for refusing to leave 233 Center Street. police court case against Mabel Williams noted. Charles J. Powell informed his son James is recovering from typhoid at Porto Rico. Funeral of Anthony Flannery held at Holy Cross Church. interment Cathedral Cemetery. Gymnasium class opened by YWCA with routines on termin system and American gymnastics. bicycle event planned for October 5.
Pennsylvania Day in Omaha Exposition Delegation Heads West
The Pennsylvania Commission led by Richard Jiry leaves for Philadelphia and then Omaha to attend Pennsylvania Day on October 5. Members travel on a special car, with free transport for staff provided by railroads, and headquarters set at the Hotel Millard in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiry
Richard
Pennsyvania
Philadelphia
Omaha
Commission
Hotel Millard
Charles Emory Smith
Pennsylvania
Mra. Smith
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Pennsylvania Railroad
George W. Boyd
Chicago, Milwaukee and
S J. Paul
John R. Pott
Williamsport
Scranton Firemen Parade Shows Off In 32nd Annual Event
The 32nd annual Scranton Fire Department parade and inspection drew thousands as the force displayed its ready, workmanlike gear without flashy extras. Chief Hickey and district chiefs emphasized the business end of the department, while The Tribune prize banner was awarded to Century Company in a crowded, well-ordered procession along Mulberry and Wyoming avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Century Company
Scranton
Hickey
City Hall
Washington Avenue
Mulberry Street
Burke and Dyerollee
Voluntenr Firemen
Associaton Yn
Hickex
Fire Department
aAd
K. Lewis
EK. Jones
M. Achy Charlies Wirth
J. J. O'Malley
Kas
Raynor
Franklin Engine Company
Mayes Brow
Nay Aug Engine Company
Hove
Liberty Hose Company
Giih's
Crystal Company
Hote Carriage
Neptune Engine Company
Relief Hose and Chemical Company
Germania
General Phintey Engine Company
Bugle Engite Company
Columbia Hes and Chemical Company
Lawrence Band
Phoenix Chemical Company
Chemical
Waagon
Niagara Hose Company
Excelsior Boxe Company
Hoover's Band
Hook and Ladder Company
Hook and Laader
William Cone
Howe
P.O
A. Drum
Century Howe Company
Cumberland Cornet Band
Cumberland Kee Company
Wyoming Avenue
Linden
Pen
Mulberry
Franklin
Bprtie
Penn
Lackaewanna
Eighth
Adams
Vine
Washington
Spruce
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Chemins
Josephine Bailey
O'Cock
Lackawanna Avenue
Bailey
Billy Smith to Meet Jim Judge Next Monday Night
Welterweight champion Billy Smith travels from New York with Jack Skelly to Scranton for a big Monday night bout with Jim Judge. Local officials and media men from Wilkes-Barre anticipate large regional attendance with letters from Buffalo Elmira Syracuse and Philadelphia requesting seats. American Sporting club issues letters to holders to claim reserved tickets at Loftus and Melvin drug store to prevent confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Smith
Jim Judge
Smith
Scranton
New York
Jack Skelly
American Sporting Club
P. S. Kisdale
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Walker
Judge-Smith
Buffalo
Elmira
Syracuse
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Rochester
American Club
Loftus
Melvin
Common Pleas Court verdict favors plaintiffs in many cases
A Scranton week in Common Pleas reports nine plaintiff victories in eleven trials and three amicable settlements. In Koslosk vs Dickson Brewing Co the jury awarded 192.62 for an eight year old injured by a wagon. A Throop estate dispute over 243.84 in barn repairs under Throop ownership involves Godfrey and Woodling with Major Warren and A A Chase for the plaintiff and Patterson & Wilcox for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koslosk
Dickson Brewing Company
Owen Collina
Scranton
B. J. Woodling
Throop
Godfrey
Keenan
Woodling
Charity letters reveal medical aid for Thirteenth Regiment
A correspondence from J H Finnchney of Beranton sent a box of clothing, fruit, jellies, and wines to Medico-Chirurgical Hospital Philadelphia to aid the Thirteenth regiment soldiers. Dr Shoemaker and Prof Fox express gratitude as Sergeant Frutchey improves. two more boxes are forwarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medico-Chirurgical
Philadelphia
John V. Shoemaker
Dent Medico-Chirurgical Hospital
Deu Dovtor
Adgam
Frutchey
J. H. Finnchney
J. H. Prutchey
Sarah W. Springer
Medico-hirurgical Hospital
Change For The Better Captain Kambeck Improves
Hospital authorities in Harrisburg report Captain Kambeck of Company B has shown a change for the better. He remains in very serious condition and his sister Mrs William Bond, sister of Captain John B Kambeck, received the update yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bond
John B. Kambeck
Company B
Harrisburg
Autumn excursion to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko by CNJ
Central Railroad of New Jersey offers an autumn day trip this Sunday from Beranton Wilkes-Barre and Wyoming Valley points to Mauch Chunk Glen Onoko and The Switchback. Low rates make the trip affordable with convenient hours and full comfort for patrons. Posters and hand bills at all company stations provide time, rates and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauch Chunk
Glen Onoko
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Beranton
Wilkes- Barre
Wyoming Valley
Vielt
Prominent Scranton Doctor Dr John Burnett Dies
Dr John Burnett a leading Scranton physician and civic figure died at his home 207 Linden Street after a nearly five year illness. He was conscious to the end and leaves a wife Margaret Hart and three surviving children Kenneth Vivian and John. Funeral plans include St Peter's cathedral with Lackawanna County Medical Society and Knights of Columbus involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
John Burnett Pase
Linden Street
D. J. Mac Goldrick
Connell, Gardner and
Reedy
Burnett
Canaan
Wayne County
Waymart Academy
St. Bonaventure's College
Allegany
College of Physicians and Surgeons
New York City
Hoe
Carbondale
New York
Lugerne County Medical Society
Lackawanna County Medical Society
Margaret Hart
Kenneth
Vivian
John
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Hyde Park Catholic
Lackawanna Hospital
Knithi« of Columbus
Commissioners Clamp Down on Election Hearing Bickering
The court, led by Judge Archbald, ruled there is no basis for a formal ruling on Hamilton’s challenge to Duggan’s recess, asserting commissioners control hearings. Testimony from Lackawanna township featured many named witnesses and a Bentley certificate issue led to a witness disqualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hamilton
Archbald
Duggan
Lackawanna Township
P. J. Disken
Paulo Pam
Giacomo Paffi
Constantine Nasoni
Antonio Breccina
Michael Joyce
Erric Brunogai
Gioraani Sabatini
Patrick Gallagher
Martin Coyne
David Lowery
Owen Canarey
John J. Joyce
Thomas Luddon
John J. Cusick
John Kane
Michael Kane
Martin Flannery
Sylvester Luciani
Vincent Costa
Luzerne
Aaron Augustus Chase
Union Forms in Fleetville Women Organize WCTU Branch
W J McConnell visited Fleetville delivering addresses and gathering pledges and members for a Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Yesterday the ladies met at Universalist church and organized with officers including President Mrs Thomas Patterson and Recording Secretary Miss Maud DePue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McConnell
Fleetville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Universalist Church
Ella DePue
M. H. Howell
Thomas Patterson
Miss Maud DePue
Miss Wells
Dora Phillips
Esther DePue
Wallace Tiffany
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The fragment lists several titled women associated with social and organizational roles including juvenile work Sunday school mothers' work narcotics social purity and franchise leadership with names such as Mrs Ray Smith Mrs Ella McManus Mrs Tra Phillipe Mrs Emily Hobbs Mrs Etta Gueet and Mrs Esther DePue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Smith
Ella .McManus
Tra Phillipe
Emily Hobbs
Etta Gueet
Esther DePue
Buffalo to Omaha Round Trip Ticket Offer
A special fare of 28.75 dollars is advertised from Buffalo to Omaha and return via Nickel Plate. Tickets sold good for travel on Oct. 4 and 10 with return validity within twenty one days, and on Oct. 17 and 24 with return valid until Nov. 4. For details contact a ticket agent or F J Moore Nickel Plate general agent Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Omaha
Nickel Plate
F. J. Moore
Nickel Plate Road
Main Street
N. Y
Travel Rates From Scranton To New York
Travel notice listing low rate from Scranton Pennsylvania to New York with three day limit. September 8 and October 1 dates mentioned. Bee L. V. Wicket agents advertise eight dollar fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lahigh Valley
Scranton
Bee L. V
Ladies and Mens Wool and Cotton Vests Sale
A catalog style display offers fleece lined vests for ladies Egyptian cotton vests natural wool vests and lightweight wool shirts for men with prices noted. Items range in price from 75 cents to 1.00 with emphasis on durable fabrics.
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Schank & Spencer
Spruce Street
Statirs
Ann Dolphin
Thomas F. Brock
Jacob Fontius
Archbould
August Bechimoft
Michael Kennedy
Providence
Akerman Millar
Delaware, Lackwanna and Western
Marriage Licensis
Amasi D. Carpenter
Ede¢ila
Lulu R. Foster
East Benton
Fred W. Lit
Dickson Avenue
Gretta van Gorden
Gs Marion Street
Ll. W. Tisdel
United States
United Fiites
Pittsburg
Stormeny
George D.taylor
Center Atraet
Vessie Jones
Gertie Black
Jones
Karius
Mabel Williams
Jones Girl
Charles J. Powel
Scramton Railway Company
R. E. Langan
Eleventh
United States Infantry
Porto Rico
Mr. Powell
James
Anthony Flannery
Anthony Mflannery
Fourth Street
Church of Holy Cross
John Loughran
Patrick Conway
M. Kelly
Daniel Loftus
Frank Coughlin
Stephen Murtha
Patrick O'Malley
Cathedral
Young Women's Christian Association
Milks Mickie
Termin
American Gymnastics
Delcarte
State Commission
Pease
Common Pleas Court
Dickson City Brewing Company
Kambeck
John Burnett
Commissioners Control
UNION
Omaha Exposition
China
Chine Wall
J. W. Guernsey
The
Guernsey
FURS
Scranton, Pa
Cloak and Fur House
Lackawanna Ave
Cle and Sporting Goods
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Court House Square
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Money Savers
Baskdts
Sseass dC
Lacka. Ave
John I. Ladwig
Prop
Kizer
Scranton Cash Store
Suilobe
Brunning
SCIKAN+ TON SAVINGS BANK
Mercereau & Connell
Mt. Pleasant Coal
Commonwealth Building
Telehone
W. T. Smith
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