Local Residents and Visitors Found in City Listings
Attorney T. P. Welle was in Wilkes tre yesterday. Mr and Mrs P L A Mead of Binghamton are in the city. Mr and Mrs J M Young of Clark's Summit are visiting friends here. Miss Hannah Arnott of Pittston visits Miss Marie Hodgeson on Amelia avenue. Thomas O'Brien Jr of Philadelphia spends vacation with parents on Luzerne street. Miss Margaret Williams resigns J D Williams post for Johnson Co. James V Clifford of South Side leaves for Elmira N J to manage a C and Woolworths novelty store. Rev D J McCarthy and Rev P Belvelle of South Side to be ordained priests at Carndsle. Frances E Swan of Scranton IT board to attend Pennsylvania Directors of the Poor annual meeting in Philadelphia. Mrs Margaret Mitchell and daughter of Penn avenue, with Mrs BH McDermott of Jackson Street, left for New York. Mrs McDermott to Connecticut, Mitchells to Yonkers for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. FP. Welle
Wilkestre
PL A. Mead
Binghamton
City
J. M. Young
Clark's
Bummtt
Hannnah Arnott
Pitteton
Buest
Mies Marie Hodgeon
Amelia Avenue
Thomas O'Brien, Jr
Philadelphia
Luserne Street
Margaret Willams
J. D. Williams
Johnson & Co
James V. Clifford
South Side
Elmira
N. J
C. & Wool- Worth
D. J. McCarthy
P. Belavelle
Penn Avenue
BH. McDermott
Jackson Street
New York City
New York
Mece-Dermott
Connecticut
Mra. Mitchell
Yonkers
Golden Giant at the Academy of Music Delights Scranton Crowd
The Academy of Music hosted a large audience last night for the splendid production The Golden Giant. Miss Ethel Tucker starred as Bess Fairfax with versatile comedy, supported by H. Percy Melden as Jack Mason and others including Uiray as Alexander Fairfax, Healy as Pat Murphy, and Janie Grey delivering clever specialties. a live baby scene drew hearty laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Scranton
Ethel Tucker
Bess Fairfax
H. Percy Melden
Jack Mason
Deus Uiray
Alexander Fairfax
Generous Larry Stone Causes Unruly Wagon Incident
In Raymond Court near Spruce Street yesterday, baggage man Larry Stone’s horse became unmanageable after Troon, ejecting a sewing machine from a wagon onto the pavement. The new machine valued at $65 could only be appraised by a junk dealer. Mrs Annie Raught, owner, intended to pawn it at Green’s to cover rent, aided by a kind man who lent money to her in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Stone
Raymond Court
Spruce Street
Troon
Larry
Annie Raught
Green
Fire Chief Ferber Leads Scranton Delegation to Augusta Convention
Chief Ferber of the Scranton fire department departs tonight for Augusta Georgia to attend the International fire convention. He travels with his wife and two officials, by boat to Enon and rail to Augusta, with an Atlanta exposition excursion planned after the session. The party expects to return about one week after next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferber
Augusta
JH. F. Ferber
Augusté
P. Jones
W. J. Neave
Ganewell Fire Alarm System
Enon
Tougusta
Atlanta Exposition
Tribune Advertisement Offer Sparks Reader Notice
The Tribune promises to advertise help or a situation without charging and notes that other small uses in the editorials cost a cent per word. The fragment hints at advertising rates and editorial column costs.
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The
Tribune
Arguing for a nonsuit in Scranton traction case
Judge Jessup argues for a compulsory nonsuit on contributory negligence in the Power trespass suit against Scranton Traction for $50,000. Testimony details Potter injuries. jury trial possible with over a score of witnesses. Ejectment suit Mulley vs Shoemakers began and ended. verdict due morning.
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Scranton Traction Company
Jessup
Hl. Burns
Ward
At & O'Clock
Potter
H. D. Gardner
Wagner
Mr.Potter
Tech
Janson Cole
Dunmore
A. TB. Dunning
Ambrose Mulley
Providence
Ellen M. Shoemaker
George H. Shoemaker
North End
John F. Murphy
George W. Beale
Hablander & Vosburg
Mr. Mulley
Meath
Edwards
Blakely
George W. Cramer
John W. Cure
William G. Miller
Aswell
McNicholls
Assumpesh Suks
Central Bee Company
One
N. Y
Ackerman Frost
Fired Villagers Houses in Cuba Shelled and Burned
A Havana dispatch reports a Barcelona battalion skirmish with Insurgents in Remedios Santa Clara. Casualties include five killed on the insurgent side and wounded on the guerrilla force. another skirmish near Don Caminos leaves insurgents dead and wounded. Insurgents burn La Quinta village and attack Maes tree as troops pursue.
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Havana
Barcelona
Remedios
Santa Clara
Theneargente
Matagus
San Luis
Don Caminos
Santiago de Cuba
Delgado
Blanco
Maestree
Cangajuan
Ros
San Jose Vallente
Cifuentes
la Quinta
Refuse to Settle Up Suit Against Iron City Mutual Fire
John Harvey of Old Forge sues Iron City Mutual Fire Insurance of Pittsburgh represented by Taylor and Lewis to recover 1000 plus interest from November 19 184 for unpaid policies on his dwelling destroyed by fire along with thirteen other structures in a major local conflagration. The insurer reportedly refused to settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor & Lewis
John Harvey
Old Forge
Iron City Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Pittsburg
Harvey
Milk License Granted After Skimmed Cream Admission
Food Inspector Richard Thomas renewed John Pallman of Waverly's milk license yesterday after Pallman admitted his wife skimmed cream for cats. He promised not to violate regulations again, and the license was allowed to stand despite a prior denial for bluish tinted milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Thomas
John Pallman
Waverly
Pallman
Rosati Italian Band to Perform in Scranton Night Show
The first American tour by Rosati's famous Italian band from Naples will join Cometock's monster minstrels at Frothingham Saturday night. Manager Kurgunder urges the public to attend the Grand performance, praising Robert Hillard and his company for their lively comedy Lost Twenty Four Hours and predicting a full house at the Academy of Music on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosati
Imperial Court
Naples
Italy
Cometock
Europe
America
Thia Companys
Comatock
Kurgunder
Robert Hillard
Finnier
Scranton
Academy of Music
M. Burgunder
Nominations Filed for County Officers on Ballots
Certificates of nomination for Ed mun A Barth and Dr P Longstreet as Republican candidates for county surveyor and coroner, plus M F L Mitchell for county conveyor and Dr J S Batgon for coroner on the Prohibition ticket, filed in county commissioners office. Mitchell listed as Hollisterville Wayne County. Democratic candidates Dr J A Nelley and A B Dunning Jr have not yet filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmun A. Barth
May Fight in Mexico at Juarez Prize Field
El Paso Texas officials report a prize field event over the river in Juarez Mexico with a citizens committee seeking a 30000 peso guarantee. Stewart has wired for information while Texas and Pacific railroad is said ready to contribute 5000 pesos to bring the fleet to Juarez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Pass
Tex
Juarez
Mexico
Stewart
Texas and Pacific Road
Old Man Ended Life At Home On Railroad Avenue
Philip Young a 69 year old West Side resident ended his life by gunshot at his home 254 Railroad Avenue after months of head pain. He left a 92 caliber revolver under his left hand and died about a half hour after being found. A coroner’s inquest returned a verdict of death by suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Young
West Side
Railroad Avenue
Mr. Young
Young
Ben
Delaware, Lacka- Wan and Weastern
Kelley
John McHale
Edward Duffy
Patrick Hentiigan
Thomas Rooney
George Ruth
Herry Rush
Auseide
Upset Prices Draw Shoppers to Clean Store Selection
A store advertises lowered prices to attract customers while promising a discreet, clean shopping environment. It urges shoppers to act now while a wide selection remains, hinting at upcoming changes or openings.
The Midnight Flood at Davis Theater Opens Three Day Run
A three day engagement at Davis Theater opens with The Midnight Flood featuring a striking fourth act flood scene. Soubrette Mira Gusgle Gardner delivers fresh Ines, with strong performances from Alice Rose and Edward W. Amberg. Eugene Sant ley plays the villain as the old squire delivers dramatic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’ Theater
the Davis
Mira Gusgle Gardner
Alice Roseland
Eugene Santley
Edward W. Amberg
Millinery Fortresses Offer Exquisite Creations And Value
A bold retail notice extols bold displays of millinery with high class creations and price marks inviting inspection. It claims front rank trimmers and designers and asserts rival stores charge double for similar goods.
Cloaks and Fur Garments On Sale For Fall And Winter
A department store advertises fall and winter garments including imported and domestic capes wraps box coats jackets and fur garments. Patrons are invited to see the large collection and the large savings with very moderate prices.
Indians Manage the Fair Oneidas Making a Creditable Showing
The second annual fair of the Oneida Agricultural society opened at the reservation near Depere Wisconsin. It is exclusively managed by the Tadtangs and features creditable exhibits with a full amusements program. A Oneida band provides the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depere
Wis
Oneida Agricultural Society
No Escape for Married Divorces Not Recognized in SC
In South Carolina, a constitutional convention adopted a section prohibiting divorces for any cause and refusing to recognize divorces granted in other states. The state has never had a divorce law.
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South Carolina
Columb
8. C
Willie Windle Sets Pace in Hartford Mile Run
Willie Windle of Hartford races a mile at Charter Oak in 1 47% equaling J B Johnson’s Minneapolis record from 184. A U S minister reports Korea grants a mining franchise to Sir James D Morse. Pillsbury flour mills produce a daily 17,600 barrels. Public notices include sale items for Scranton Directory offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Windle
Hartford
Conn
Pete
Charter Oak
J. 8. Johnson
Minneapolia
Mr. Sill
United States
Korea
Department of Vatate
Sir James D. Morse
Citmzen
Pillsbury's
Sleeping Eight Months In Cleveland Case Stuns Doctors
Poeter Crawford aged in the years, once a New York mall messenger, has slept almost eight months with only brief awakenings. He was injured when thrown from a mail wagon in New York over a year ago and doctors have failed to rouse him despite numerous attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Poeter Crawford
Mall
New York
Prison Inventor Paroled From Ohio Penitentiary
Charles F. Kilne, known as the prison inventor, who patented a telephone transmitter, was paroled from the Ohio penitentiary today. A life convict, Kilne was sentenced for burglary three times in Montgomery County under the habitual criminal act, and he becomes the first life man to be paroled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles F. Kilne
Ohio Penitentiary
Kilne
Montgomery County
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M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Snow
Weston Mill Co
the Golden Giant
Tor Wintanes
Linden Street
Eington Avenue
Pratt
Lynch
May
HI Paso
Louis Eagan
Harry Archer
Washington
Elgin
Taber
Onyx
Rexford
Ackawanna Ave
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Campright
J.D. Wiklians & Bro. Ave., Scrant
Niexel
Scranton, Pa
Oneidas
Wisconsin
Priceta’ Eucharistic League
League
Baltimore
Warren, RL
Warren Manufacturing Company
Limber Sarde
Pratt's
Taylor's
Scranton and
Taylor's Directory
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Lin
Ali
Ines Them
Mear ‘S
ULL
Charles F. Kline
Ohio
H. D. Swartz & CO
L. C. Smith's
Remington
Bpruce
Penn
Wyoming
Sveaves
E. Grewer
Old Post Office
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia
Pa.m. Tod P
BE. Grewer
Penn Avenue and
HN & Coe
G. Elmendorpf
Megargel & Connell
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