City Notes Ald Janiq Marriage
Ewart Miner married Maud Lovane by Alderman Kasson in West Scranton. Also officials report arrests, paydays, a natural death verdict for Elias Smith, and social events including dancing, campaigning songs, and club meetings with local residents and organizations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Janiq
Ewart Miner
Maud Lovane
Alderman Kasson
West Scranton
Phath
Robert
Elias Smith
Newton
Woman Takes Laudanum At Railroad House Incident
Mame Phillips attempted suicide at 12 30 last night in a side room of the Railroad House on Scranton street. After a companion intervened, she was restrained by a bystander and later rushed to Lackawanna hospital where emetics were given and she recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame Phillips
Scranton Street
Phillips
Robert Dougher
Lackawanna Hospital Ambulancs
Steam Heating and Plumbing. P. & M. T. Howley
Advertisement for steam heating and plumbing services by P and M T Howley located at 231 Wyoming Ave offering repairs installations and maintenance.
TAXING TROLLEY COMPANY PROPOSED FIVE PERCENT PLAN
Select Councilman Chittenden favors a conference with the Scranton Railway Company to tax five percent of gross receipts and allocate half for park improvements. He argues the street railway should pay more taxes, noting poles and wire taxes could approximate the proposed five percent. The plan aims to boost park revenue and public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenden
Iicen#te committee
Select Council
Scranton
Mrosa
Tribune
Caffera
Wit
Assembly
Viaduct Ordinance Faces Council Committee Delays
West Scranton councilors report that the viaduct ordinance was referred to Streets and Bridges but not reported at the special meeting. Chairman Charles E. Chittenden seeks estimated damages to compare with a potential city purchase plan from Seventh to Ninth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenden
Republican Mass Meetings to Feature Littlefield and Quay
Republican officials announced plans to bring Congressman Charles E. Littlefield of Maine to Scranton for two to three days at month’s end for speeches. Ex Senator M. S. Quay and Governor William A. Stone are also expected to speak in the city later in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Penman
Republican County Committee
Republican National Congressional Committee
Charles E. Littlefield
Maine
Chaimman Penman
Littlefield
M. 8. Quay
Wil Han A. Stone
Babylon Hall
Old Forge
Everett Warren
Lewis B. Carter
James Moir
Dien
John FR
Fallon
Clever Swindler Greer Arrested and Warned to Leave City
Elderly man T. H. Green or Greer, described with gray hair and formal clothes, was arraigned by Alderman Millar on charges of being an imposter. Police say he sought money for a worthless west property deed and ran schemes including a poor widow fund and a servant girls league. He was ordered to depart by noon and complied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Green
Greer
Millar
Robling
Domousticg
Cooks and Maida’ Protective League
Krause's Cold Cure Capsules Claim Quick Cold Cure
The ad promotes Krause's Cold Cure capsules as a fast remedy for colds, noting a 24 to 4 hour cure with no business interruption, pleasant taste, and four clear sensations. Sold by Matthews Bros. The public is invited to attend a millinery opening at C Ward's, 116 Washington Avenue, today and tomorrow. no cards issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Matthews Bros
C. Ward's
Washington Avenue
S.C. Ward's
Iis
Wedding at Old Tripp Homestead Unites Simpson Bride
Mae Louise Simpson daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Simpson wed Edgar Folkenson a Baltimore jeweler in a 7 40 pm ceremony performed by Rev George L Ulrich under a canopy of ferns at the Tripp homestead North Malin avenue Guests from near and far attended the nuptials the couple leaving for Niagara Falls and then Haaltmore to establish a home with a wide list of relatives and friends noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Simpson
Baltimore
George L. Ulrich
Tripp Homestead
Malin Avenue
Mae Louise Simpson
W. 2. Simpson
Edgar Folkenson
Grave Reformed Church
Jessie Ripple
Jay Doster
Miss Edith Simpson
Misses Ripple
Doster
Miss Simpson
Uttle Misa Armbrust
J. Robert Simpson
Milton O’connell
Benjamin Maxey
Charles Crothamel
Folkenson
Niagara Alls
Haaltmore
Married in Buffalo Archbald Dann Nuptials at Trinity Church
Rev Thomas F Archbald wed Miss Jennie Alexander Dann in Trinity Episcopal church Buffalo. Maid of honor was Elizabeth Archbald, best man James Archbald Jr. Ushers included Mowers Walter Jesse Dann and Joseph Archbald. Reception at the bride’s mother’s home followed, guests from Ney Cuba and nearby towns. The couple will reside in Cuba New York near the minister’s first pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Archbald
Miss Dann
Jennie Alexander Dann
Thomas I. Archbald
Trinity Episcopal Church
Buffalo
N. Y
Elizabeth Archbald
James Archbald, Jr
Walter
Jesse Dann
Joseph Archbald
James Archbald
Archbald
Anna McLeod
Ney
Archhbald
Cuba
Postal Telegraph-Cable Denies Merger Rumors
The Postal Telegraph-Cable Company denies circulating rumors of a pending combination with the Commercial Cable Western Upton Telegraph and American Bell Telephone, stating no such merger is contemplated and that its central offices will remain under existing management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Company
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company
Broadway
New York
Commercial Cable Company
Western Upton Telegraph Company
American Bell Telephone Company
Telephone, Telegraph and Cable Company of America
Postal Teleograph-Cable Company
Dupy
Sug Wueh Combination Ad State That the Central of
Ie Portal
Very
Postel Telegraph-Cable Company
Win Th Philer
Vive Proshivot Pid
SHORTAGE FOUND IN EAGAN S ACCOUNTS
J Eagan a money order clerk at the post office was arrested on embezzlement charges after an inspector uncovered shortages over three years. Bail set at 5000. He admitted guilt and aided in restitution efforts. The accused is the son of John Engan, superintendent of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Eagan
United States
Clark Lowry
Gorman
Taylor
Magan
Bbagan
Eagan
Bingan
John Engan
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Scranton and
Tenth Streets
Everhart Leaves Scranton Without Notice
Edwin Everhart has quit Scranton on Tuesday morning and now whereabouts are unknown. Reports suggest he may be at League Island near Philadelphia having joined the Marines, possibly through an Allentown enlistment branch. Despite alleged accusations, recruiters hold to the presumption of innocence until proven guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin BE. Everhart
Scranton
League Island
Philadelphia
Allentown
Everhart
Barth Brewing Proprietor Arrested For Selling Without a License
W L Reid, proprietor of Barth Brewing in Kingston, was held to bail of 500 dollars by Alderman Howe for selling Mayor without a license. County Detective Leyshon prosecuted. Barth Brewing is connected to Adam Legh of South Scranton as local agent. the state dealer was arrested last week and held on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Schuhtner
Hs Oudiamon
Millar Yeaterdey
Aix
Orville
Ikeleon
Dayton
W. L. Reid
Barth Brewing Company
Kingston
Alderman Howe
Leyshon
Bart! Brewing Company
Adam Legh
South Scranton
Taterer
Challenge to 158‑pound man in Scranton for four falls in one hour
A bold vow seeks a 158-pound opponent in Scranton to wrestle under catch as catch can rules for four falls in one hour. The challenger offers 5 to Professor M. J. Dwyer if unable to complete the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Scranton
Profesor
M. J. Dwyer
Open Scranton golf tourney kicks off amid fast greens
The Scranton Country club hosts a large field for a 36 hole qualifying event for the Country club and consolation cups. Early rounds reveal fast, dry greens lowering scores and several visitors failing to qualify. Notable performances include T H Watkins and Clayton Dixon while several locals withdraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Country Club
Bearcely
Lovcnl
Johnson
J. L. Peck
J. L. Taylor
H. Kingsbury
H. W. Middleton
F. la Motte
M. B. Fuller
Law Watkins
G. F P. Warren
F. P. Puller
Gordon Taylor
N. A. Williams
W. FB. Kirkpatrick
Max Jessup
F. FE. Platt
A. H. Storrs
Edgar Connell
Millinery Opening at S C Ward's Store
A millinery opening is announced at S C Ward's. The notice notes no sample cards are displayed and invites shoppers to view the new hats and accessories.
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Peters Ae
Ofice DD
H. B. Ware
Williams Building
Martin Jordan
88. Jones
Carribonale
Musquel
Mra
William Tour
Roy
Ye Wa
Florence Crittenton
Knights of Columbus
Professor Seago
West Side
Alfred Wooler
John Boyle O
Lackawanna
Romuhi
Twa
Lowal Flohl
Mikewei
Wasi Saturdiay
Nelms
Straitsburg
Trenry Havger
Polersburg
George Buehner
Murcer
Bucher
Idea Social Club
Myo
Mew
D.C. Myers
di Olive Gired
Scranton Mantolin Club
Mr. Allen
Ron Allen
Bacon
Bull
Mrs Bull
Mins Green
Kellar
Mr. Morgan
Maud Myers
Misa Sherman
Mr. Borean
Mra. Strong
Mr. Sherman
Mre. Sherman
Mr. Swarts
Mrs. Swartz
Mazio Myers
Taxing Trolley Company
Councilman Chittenden
T. H. Greer
H. E. Folkenson
Bride's
Out of Town
Catherine Folkenson
Nellie Folkenson
R. C. Folkenson
Richards
Easton
G. W. Simpson
John Simpson
Nanticoke
W. M. Vogel
J. Roberts, Jr
Mildred Roberts
Wilkes-Barre
Marion Harrower
Marcus Smith
William Jones
Tamaqua
City
John Armbrust, Jr
H. Ripps
Frank Detweller
Charles Thomas
Cora Johnson
William Detrick
Valentine Melberg
J. H. Wall
Snow
Henry Benson
John Armbrust
Hand
A. Keller
Wint
John Myers
Gehen
Murry Doster
W. H. Davenport
Sue Ripple
Mary Doster
Bess Doster
Nell Stevens
Louise D. Davenport
Cora M. Griffin
Annette Davis
Lida Weaver
May Matthews
Beatrice Morris
Liaura Meldrum
Clara Hughes
Salome Becker
Myrtle Perry
Laura Nelbell
Georgia Robbins
Sadie Miller
S. H. Stevens
James Mae Goldrick
Buffalo, N. Y
Beecham
Tver
Ufsrniafigsyrup
Dausgists
Barth Company
Sporting Squib
Yeaterday
McRandon
Edward Pinder
Maud Devane
McKadoom
David A. Plkin
Speereaeehiceresenseess
Mqetnit
Amelia A. Coleman
Peeeeererer
Ss Olyphant
Robert EL. Hithes
Banat Comigya Veorreteeeeereenerers Serunten
Sovunl OM Rozella Goave Frits
Cleveland
Miles OF
T. H. Watkins
A. i Torrey
Thowne
T. Turner
de dl
Hronka
W. DD. John
W. J. Torrey
F.C. Fuller
C. Dixon
Brooks
H. W. Brown
W. BE
Woodeath
C. Shafer
W. C. Price
U. M. Clark
U Wuntington
W. BL Kirkpatrick
A. H. Storr
T. Warren
T. P. Puller
Kingsbury
Mr. Torrey
Me. Johnson
J. K. Brooka
Las T
Watkins
Benee
Seeese
Renee Reneed
Seeee
Clayton Dixon
Wanees
Senee
Pavers Eeeere
Wuntington
Asaee Ai
F. c. Foller
T. T. Brooks
M. Guark
F. E. Platt
Dr. M. Adams
Hieereen Onpanes
H. Storrs
W. d. Torres
W. FE. Woeodruff
Price
Serene Ellua
Therne
Warren Que
Henry WW. Brown
Fuller
J. Torrey
Pam
Johnaui
Williams
Copsnasll
Kirkpatiiek
Aeues
Navene
Falu
Sitanaald &— Ale
Sreere
Eric-a-Brac
China
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Dr. Reyer
Peerless Enamel
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lackawanna Avenue
Zenda
Zenola
Cushman Bros, CO
Boston
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