Local Social Notes Highlight Residents and Travel
The column lists numerous residents visiting or returning from cities like Philadelphia New York Boston and Toronto. It notes guests at homes on Washburn Street Mulberry Street Madison Avenue and South aide Park Avenue with mentions of pastors teachers and students including Misses Keel Reaves and Mertta. It references a Philadelphia Sunday Moose entertainment and a Tanner excursion with local officials and clergy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Riles
Binghamton
Torwan
Luserne Sitet
Bridget O'Mara
Washington Avenue
Boston
New York
W.ok. Berti
Towanda
Me Gant
Dota Rerso
Washburn Street
Maberti
Mreds
George Casper
Dod
Mophins
First Welsh Baptist Echunery
Pine Amerian
Nivcare Palle
Toronto
Catherine Prips
Philadelph
Mary Rewan
Lianestovet
Mise Phillipe
Our Full Stock of Shoes Is Our Full Stock of Shoes
Bargain shoe sale alert with Dorcas ladies shoes at 3.50 and oxfords for ladies 2.50 to 3.00 and men 1.50 to 4.00. School shoes advertised at 108.00 with guarantees and other bargains listed to entice shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Complimentary concert shines for Edmund Thiele in Guernsey hall
A crowded Guernsey hall applauded 17 year old Edmund Thiele after his Rode Concerto in A minor opening the program. Miss Garagan sang well and Eugene Ham, Mr Wooler, Mrs Thiele and Miss Stone each contributed notable numbers. The Schumann Quintette closed a varied and well received evening marking Thiele’s promising early career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Thiele
Guernsey
MuBll
Medsmind Thiele
New York
Henry Lehradieck
Rode
Behradieck
Taft
Liszt
Muassinet
Eugene Ham
Wooler
Thiele
Chopin
Missa Ithel Stone
Conservatory of Music
Schumann
Raff
Doersam
Ernat Thiele
Mr. Koempel
Haydn
Messrs. Doersam
Will Allen
Koempel
Fire Department adopts new rules under Director Wormser
The city fire department enacts new safety rules ensuring all firemen remain employed unless charged with conduct unbecoming or rule violations. Director Wormser states hearings will be open to the public and press with trials by a court of inquiry for serious cases. Police guidelines are still being prepared and may arrive mid month or later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Safety
Wormser
Tribune
Wave of Horse Thefts Strikes Wilkes-Barre City
Police report an epidemic of horse thefts in Wilkes-Barre with multiple missing animals. A county jail inmate is charged for taking two horses from L I Canfield on Madison Avenue. Suspicions focus on nonprofessional thieves as Superintendent Robling urges owner cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
L.I. Canfield
Madison Avenue
H. ©. Pease
James Croghan
Lackawinna Brewing Company
Penn Avenue
John Nealis
South Scranton
Robling
Ile
Witnesses in Wallace Case Subpoenas Issued
Subpoenas to Geo H Pond postmaster Ann Arbor Michigan H Mxinger merchant Ann Arbor and George Holde Warren A Decker post office inspector Philadelphia issued by U S Court clerk Searle for witnesses in United States v Frank Wallace to be tried here next week Wallace arrested in Luzerne county for green goods game. preliminary hearing held before U S Commissioner Hohn at Wilkes Barre. Smoke the Pocono bc cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Searle
United States
Wallace
Luzerne County
Hohn
Wilkes-Barre
Geo. H. Pond
Ann Arbor
Michigan
H. (. Mxinger
George, Holde
Warren A. Decker
Philadelphia
Murder case before grand jury at Honesdale trial looming
Winans Hall of Carbondale and Edwin Schoonover of this city figure in a Wayne county murder case heard by the grand jury in Honesdale. Hull, indicted for murder, awaits a Monday arraignment as jurors hear witnesses and consider a true bill while Hull remains oddly cheerful in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Edwin Schoonover
Hull
Winans Hall
Carbondale
Wayne County
Lake Lodore
Honesdale Court House
William H. Purdy
Atkinson
Adam Croft
Delaware and
Thudson
Heuben Getz
Trull
Schoonover
Syndia Schoonover
Trose Wood
Armbruster
Stabbing Affray in Dickson City Leaves Man Injured
Walter Walkovitz of Dundaff Street in Dickson City was stabbed in the neck and ear during a feud with John Kupet at John Bobugazi's Main Street saloon. Kupet is jailed without bail as Walkovitz fights for his life. Kupet claims self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Walkovitz
Dundaff Street
Dickson City
John Kupet
Walkovitza
John Bobugazi
Main Street
Walkovits
Kupst
Walkovitz
Hilheimer
Tribune
Burgess Kennedy
Wualkovite
Kupset
Hull enjoys prison Sundays with Sheriff Armbruster watch
The narrative portrays Hull as a lively inmate allowed corridor freedom on Sundays under Sheriff Armbruster and deputies. He races along the corridor and frolics with officials, joining in joyful banter and songs while confined to the prison area.
Automobile Fire Wrecks Car After Gasoline Explosion
Harry Jones son of Cyrus D. Jones of 901 Olive street was repairing his large double seated auto when gasoline in the rear tank exploded. The blast blew out the rear of the car and set the barn ablaze. Firemen arrived after an alarm from box 20 at Pine street and Madison avenue, but the flames were out on arrival. The barn suffered slight damage while the automobile was seriously wrecked and rendered useless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jones
Cyrus D. Jones
Olive Street
Scranton Gets Three New Mail Carriers
The Post Office Department increases Scranton mail carriers from 43 to 46 with a new Hil district route and added posts for South Scranton and West Scranton. Substitutes Ef Leonard Henry Edwards George Cobb William Shepherd and Thomas Jones become regulars. several transfers and route reassignments follow under Postmaster Ripple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Post Office Department
Hil
South Scranton
West Scranton
Carrice Lucius FR. Squire
Leonard
Henry &. Edwards
George Cobb
William 18
Shepherd
Thomas J. Jones
Dunmore
J. H. Ripple
William WU
Dird
Luchis RR
Squier
William J. Owen
W. He Mird
Wariy TL Moore
Kj. Leonard
South Side
Gorge Cobb
William A. Owen
William EH. Shephard
Harry JH. Moore
Henry HK. Edwards
Tim Yp. Im
Robberies Prompt Heavy Fines at Raymond Court Disorder
Complaints of robberies at disorderly Raymond court houses lead police to prosecute guilty parties. Lucy Miller’s house raided. proprietress fined 50 dollars, female inmates 24 each, male inmates 15 each. Prisoners jailed for three months. COFO advertised at J T Bover’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Court
Lucy Miller
Howe
Paine's Celery Compound Endorsed by Leaders in Missouri
Proclamation from Jefferson City dated Sept 2 1901 praises Paine's celery compound as a great national family remedy. Endorsements cite Dr Edward McKenney and Prof Edward Phelps, noting vast demand and its historic medical significance alongside ether and anti-toxins. Cautions readers against fake quack medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Jefferson City
Wells & Richardson Co
Paine
Edward McKenny
Edward E. Phelps
Fheln
Convention arrival sparks Scranton kindergarten event
The state convention of the Kindergarten association will be held Thursday and Friday October 10 and 11 in Scranton. Public meeting Friday will feature Miss Anna Williams of Philadelphia and Miss Allison of Pittsburgh with talks on kindergarten work in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindergarten Association
Scranton
Anna Williams
Philadelphia
Allison
Pittsburg
Miss Williams
Bryan
Scranton Expands Kindergarten Program At Convention
The Scranton public schools operate eight kindergartens with 400 pupils. The board of control increased this year's appropriation and the state shows interest in Scranton’s progress. At Friday’s meeting President Gibbons, Chairman W. A. May and Superintendent Howell will attend to oversee the convention events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Board of Control
Gibbons
W. A. May
Howell
Burton Leaves For Conemaugh YMCA Post
W A Burton longtime assistant secretary of the Mail road Young Men's Christian Association in this city resigns to head the railroad branch YMCA work at Conemaugh near Pittsburg. He is a former Hullstead brakeman and will be replaced by HB T Stone, current bookkeeper for J B Woolsey & Co. Burton departs Friday for Conemaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Burton
Mailroad
Young Men's Christian Association
Conemaugh
Pittsburg
Hullstead
Burton
Hb.t. Stone
J. B. Woolsey & Co
One Fare to Gettysburg and Return via Lehigh Valley Railroad
Union Veteran Legion Encampment tickets on sale October 2 10 and 11 good to return until October 15 inclusive. See ticket agents for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettsyburg
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Union Veteran Legion
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Sherif Armbruster
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