Weddings at Cathedral and Green Ridge in Sudbury City
Morning ceremony at St Peter's Cathedral unites John H Jordan and Miss Maria G Leonard with a brief reception and travel plans to New York and Charleston. Earlier, John A Wagner wed Miss E Lena Minich at the bride's Mulberry Street home. a later Green Ridge reception followed, and the couple depart for a wedding tour to Philadelphia Washington and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lena Minich
John A. Wagner
Mario G
Leonard
John H. Jordan
The
Truth
Green Ridge
Mulberry Street
Richard Hlorns
Anna Dreischer
Joseph A. Wagner
J. C. ‘Lange
AW. Lange
C. Lange
Henry Bonn
A. K. Bonn
William Drelacher
BR. P. Koehler
Philip Hefner
T.J. Mullen
H. K. Smith
Calvin Brown
Fred Koehler
Charlee Lange
William Tate
Lotta Hartman
Kate Kirat
Minnie Rentschler
Laura Heffelfinger
Lena Robinson
Lizate Faust
Hattie Smith
Georgie Kittle
Anna Morton
Lilly Dreischer
Lene Dreischer
Annie
Minnie Mohrs
Carbondale
Annie Zang
Lizzie Carlyon
Aliee Carlyon
Lille Carlyon
Lena Linn
Mollie Helm
Liazle Helm
Elsie Brown
Libbie Doersam
Claudia Williams
Mary Rosar
Aggie Boland
Mary J. Tate
Lilly Richsteimer
Amelia Koch
Ida Wagner
Daniel Phillips
Emil Bonn
August Weber
L. A. Lange
George Rogar
William Dretscher, Jr
James Carlyon
Jordan—Leonard
Johni H. Jordan
Marle G. Leonard
Josie Leonard
P. A. Philbin
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. A.o'reilly
St. Cecilla's Academy
Scranton
Manafield State Normal School
Jordan
Richmont Park
Wyoming Avenue
Obituary Details of Local Notables and Interment
The deceased was honored by a quartette and pallbearers including Mrs Dimmick Mrs Oakford Isaac Post and H W Kingsbury. Honorary pallbearers were Ex Justice Alfred Hand Dr B H Throop W B R Storrs and James Blair. Active pallbearers included A W Dickson ex Judge H A Knapp Col F L Hitchcock B E Leonard E B Sturges J A Lansing and Frank Foote. Interment followed at Dunmore cemetery.
Board of Revision and Appeals Accepts Assessors Work
City records show the Board of Revision and Appeals recognizing the assessors work for the year and approving use of the 1895 books. City Solicitor Torrey mediates to prevent city upheaval while the assessors, led by Charles Yoos and Rudolph Buenzit, agree to proceed with the 1906 assessment using blotter data. Dancing Classes announced by Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis in Excelior Hall on Wyoming Avenue with schedules for adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revision and Appeals
Board of Assessors
Torrey
Lavelle
Clerk of Revision and Appeals Board
Charles Yoos
Rudolph Buenzit
H. D. Jones
Elizabeth Lewis
Pittsburg
Wyoming Avenue
Dalton City Notes Snapshot of Local Prompts
A Dalton city page lists social events and incidents including a smoker at Green Ridge wheelmen’s club on Sanderson avenue, a 7 pm Volunteer Firemen’s Mutual Benefit meeting at Durr’s hall, and a Ladies’ Ald society gathering at Dalton Metheillet Episcopal church with supper. Also noted are estate administration for William H. Owen, Dennis Dougherty’s release on $500 bail after coat theft, a Phil Sheridan Monument fair planning meeting, street arrests for burning rubbish on Lackawanna avenue, and recent marriage licenses in surrounding towns including Carbondale and Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Green Ridge
Sanderson Avenue
Volunteer Firemen's Mutual Benefit Association
Durr’s Hall
Ladies’ Ald Society
Dalton Metheillet Episcopal Church
William H. Owen
James FH
Opkins
Rudolph Owen
Dennis Dougherty
Max Miller
John Kilcullen
Phil Sheridan Monument Association
Board of Trade Rooms
Esseweed
Kinsley
Lackawanmi Avenue
Wiley
Millar
Frank Price
Elia Dilts
Carbondale
Patrick Foley
Mary O'Brien
South Side
James Campbell
Stella Lee
Julian Sulkowski
Mary Sawicka
Albert Hartman
Lena Forster
Scranton
Martin Adams
Whitney's Point
May Latimer
Nay Aug
Clifford J. Addley
Jane Whild
Frank A. Frollands
Towanda
Minnie Latimer
Nay Ang
Hosiery Sale Emphasis by Mears and Hagen Department
The store highlights its Hosiery department with a focus on high quality goods offered at popular prices by Mears and Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ub Mears & Hagen
Merelo to Fight Extradition Despite Detention
Advices from detectives state Crescenzo Merelo denies identification as the Old Forge orderer and will vigorously contest Friday's hearing and subsequent requisition. Lackawanna county officials and detectives expect to land Merelo in jail within ten days. A letter to Merelo from a cousin in Forge warns him to stay away. Three or four witnesses will be taken to Boston for identification, aided by $250 on his person. The article also mentions a display window at Turnquest's store and local shopping notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barring & McSweeney
Inton
Crescenzo Merel
Lackawanna County Commissioners
Merelo
iMerelo
Ind
Boston
First Convention of Lackawanna Health Boards
The first semi annual convention of the Associated Boards of Health of Lackawanna county met at the city hall. Dr. Benjamin Lee outlined Pennsylvania sanitary laws and urged stricter local action. Officials and delegates from Scranton Blakely Jermyn Archbald Mayfield and Olyphant attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Boards of Health
Lackawanna County
Board of Health
Pennsylvania
Benjamin Lee
Philadelphia
State Board of Health
W. B. Atkingen
Associated Boards of Health of Pennsylvania
J. K. Bentley
M. D
Scranton
FL L. van Sickle
Blakely
Commonwealth
Lee
Thia County
Welsh Choir Encore Thrills Scranton Audience
The Royal Welsh Ladies' choir of Cardiff drew warm praise at Frothingham theater with near nonstop encores. Madame Clara Novello Davies conducted, Miss Winifred Evans accompanied, and standout moments came from Larsen's Spanish Gypsy and Gwilym Gwent's Yr Haf, with strong solo turns by Griffitha Prosser Evans Drinkwater and Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
Royal Welsh Ladies’ Choir
Cardiff
Wales
Clara Novello Davies
Winifred Evans
Fifoot
Harlech
Larsen
Gwilym Gwent
Nellie Griffitha
Verll
Ernanl
Dot Prosser
Adams
Bessie Evans
Toad
Nellie Asher
Mascheroni
Gertrude Drinkwater
Rossini
Rel Angelo
Beatrice Edwards
Hervey
Annie Davies
John
Mendelasohn
One Thriving Scranton Bedding Company
The Scranton Bedding Company on Lackawanna Avenue has expanded from a corner shop to a four story enterprise with a basement. It upholsters furniture cleans carpets renovates feathers makes over old mattresses repairs springs and sells beds with a full range of services across eastern Pennsylvania. Leading local directors include Dr. N Y Leet Conrad Schroeder P B Finley H Kingsbury S G Kerr and L J Siebecker guiding a modern well equipped plant and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Bedding Company
Scranton
Lackawanna and
Adams Avenues
Pennsylvania
Redding Company
Dr. N. Y. Leet
Conrad Schroeder
P. B. Finley
H. Kingsbury
S. G. Kerr
L. J. Siebecker
Lackawanna Avenue
Itfa
Octave pedal exhibition at Guernsey's music store
W G Gebhart and Professor Witzich demonstrated the Octave pedal attached to an A B Chase piano at J W Guernsey's Washington avenue store. The device reproduces tones of a music box and pipe organ, promising broad possibilities and potential revolution in piano making. The exhibition continues today for interested visitors to inspect and hear the effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Marie Wainwright at Wilkes-Barre Tonight
Telegram received by Academy of Music manager Burgunder confirms Marie Wainwright’s fine production of The Love Chase at Wilkes-Barre tonight. News notes the telegram’s arrival and anticipation for the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wainwright Company
Wilkes-Barre
Burgunder
The
Academy of Music
Marie Wainwright
Youthful Forger Odell Linked to Earlier Crimes
Chief of Police Simpson reported new evidence supporting his theory that Frank Odell alias Baird is a seasoned forger. A telegram from Chief Russell of Tully and a Norfolk letter describe a Frank Baird who passed a 45 dollar forged check and overpaid with counterfeit change. Descriptions of the suspect were sent to both cities as part of the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Frank Odell
Baird
Russell
Tully
Frank Baird
Odell
Norfolk
Odells
Aman
Athens
Gayre
Attorneys Plead Before Board of Pardons for Frank Nezek
Attorneys George B. Horn and A J Colborn Jr travel to Harrisburg to plead for life before the Board of Pardons for Frank Nezek, under death sentence for November 6 execution. District Attorney John P. Kelly will appear for the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiil
Board of Pardons
iAttorney George
Horn
Harrisburg
A. J. Colborn, Jr
Frank Nezek
Eix
John P. Kelly
Commonwealth
Homicide Case Papers Sent to Governor Hastings
Deputy Clerk Emil R. Bonn filed a certified record in the Boschino homicide case mailed to Gov Hastings in Harrisburg. The 4 documents include transcript, indictment, docket, witness testimony, court charge and death sentence. The governor may set the execution date within weeks to a month. Attorneys to seek supersedeas to appeal to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschino
Hastings
Emil R. Bonn
Harrisburg
Bogchino
Wal
Busching
Paschina
Rim
Supreme Court
Colquitt Refuses Interviews About Collector Probe
Colonel Colquitt headed the Internal Revenue Service special agents to Scranton to probe charges by ex Deputy Burke against Collector Herring. He spoke privately with Herring and with Burke, but would not discuss the investigation with reporters or disclose details of his meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colquitt
Internal Revenue Department
Burke
Herring
Scranton
Coloultt
W. J. Hurke
Drunken man arrested over suspected ham theft on the avenue
A half drunk man was arrested at midnight on suspicion of stealing hams. Patrolman Moir saw him offer a ham for a quarter to a passerby and later return with another on his shoulder. A second buyer said he was offered six hams for $1.50. Police searched for a burglary scene but by late hour had learned nothing more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moir
Polander Duped and Beaten in Shenandoah City
Joseph Dynden a Polander left Buffalo with his wife and family to find work in Shenandoah. He drifted in the early morning and was found in Railroad alley with a battered face and his watch and money gone. Alderman Miller told him to go, as he was only a drunken victim of thieves and had no money or friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Thomas Boundy
Jermyn Press
Mayfield Board of Health
Councila
Joseph J. Dolphin
Olyphant
Sylvanus Smith
Hlakely Board
Blakely
Lee
Board of Health
Bentley
Westminster
W. HB. Atkinson
M. D
Philadelphia
Polander
Joseph Dynden
Buffalo
Shenandoah
Railroad Alley
Miller
Miss Winton's Address on Jerusalem Trip
Miss Katherine Winton described her journey from New York to Jerusalem to a large Young Women's Christian Association audience. She shared photographs from the trip and spoke informally, noting observations and learning from the tour as piano solos by Miss Eva Wheeler and Miss Ruth Dole accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
New York
Katherine Winton
Young Women's Christian Association
Miss Winton
Eva Wheeler
Ruth Dole
All the Comforts of Home Pleases Academy Audience
Amusing farce All the Comforts of Tlome produced at the Academy of Magic to a large, pleased crowd. The cast features T. C. Valentine, Walter Perking, J. F. Terris, Gwinn e Cushman, Alecia Marr and Grace Griswold delivering standout performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Academy of Magic
T. C. Valentine
Walter Perking
J. F. Terris
Gwinne Cushman
Alecia Marr
Grace Griswold
Carpenter Falls From Third Story Injures Shoulder
Samuel Hanselman of Willow Street, a carpenter, fell from the third story of the Gould building on Linden Street while lifting a joist near the elevator shaft. He escaped serious injury after boards broke his fall and was taken to Lackawanna hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hanselman
Willow Street
Gould Building
Linden Street
Hanselman
Lackawanna Hospital
Ludwig Purchases Building at 10 Lackawanna Avenue
John H. Deadwirg owner of the Four Cent store has bought the three story brick building at 10 Lackawanna Avenue from Meyer Goldsmith of New York City. The price is not disclosed. The property runs from Lackawanna Avenue to Railroad Alley and has housed a store for four years. Blank books and stationery offered below cost at Pratt's Book Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Deadwirg
Four Cent
Lackawanna
Meyer Goldsmith
New York City
Lackawanna Avenue
Railroad Alley
Ludwig
Classified help ads available free in The Tribune
The Tribune offers free advertising for help or situations and charges nothing. Other classified ads cost one cent per word and are widely read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
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Hughes
Dickson Avenue
Elizabeth
Charlea
House
Erie
A. F. Chaffee
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Hotse
Aysbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Dendeta
Astrakhan Capes
J.bolz
Dime Bank
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Washington Avenue
Ackawanna
Warman
Penn Ave
City Notes
Turnquest
Kk. W. Softley
Mtain
Pratt
Pelow Cent
Pratt Ratt's Book Store
Weber
Guernsey Brow
Hofalas
Macards
Tr. Lee
Eminella
Boards of Health
van Sickle
J. M. Harris
Cr.ee
Royal Welsh Ladies' Choir
Octave Redal
Bezek
CG. H. Doud
Faurot House
Charles H. Doud
James Makieod
Piret
Slams
Ladwig
Pratt's Book Store
S. C. Snyder
D. D
China
W. W. Berry
Jeweler
Shaw
Emerson
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Malcolm Love
J. Lawrence Stelle
Spruce Street
Lackawanna Ave
NEW England Conservatory OF Music
Powell & CO
Wyoming
Warereems
Columbus Beaument
Aan
Wrehington
Sorenton
Tne Civill Pace
Carlsbad
Louis Rupprecht
Eugene Kleberg
Opp
Baptist Church
Dunn
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