Social and Personal Weddings Near Scranton
Plainspoken notices report multiple weddings. Charles Schank of Schank and Spencer wed Lillian Slants at her father George Flants home on Penn Avenue with Rev. Philip Haendiges presiding. No attendants. The couple departed by Lackawanna train to start at 310 Webster. Another pairing, Jennie Welatt Wright and Henry Atherton, were married at the bride’s home with Rev. Guild officiating. The groom is a Delaware and Hudson staffer. the bride worked for Colliery Engineer Co. Guests from out of town included Al and Mrs. Holgate and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schank
Spee Street
Schank & Spencer
Lillian Slants
George Flants
Penn Avenue
Philip Haendiges
Adama Avenue
German Methodist Church
Behank
Webster IL Wennnick
Jennule Welatt
Mia
le Grande Wright
Capouse Avenue
Henry N. Atherton
North End
George BE. Guild
Providence Presbbyterian Church
Saul McKeebe
Della Penwarsden
G. M. Atherton
Delaware and Hudson Company
Holgate
Chinchilla
Leroy Wolfe
Carbondale
Gardner
Factoryville
Fall and Winter Men’s Shoes Arrive in Stock
Local store announces new fall and winter men’s shoes with unprecedented comfort, serviceability, and style in the latest season’s stock. Footwear highlights include durable construction and fashion forward designs for men.
Bull Dog style shoes in calf, enamel and patent leather
New Bull Dog shoes in calf, enamel and patent leather showcased as the acme of shoe making. Priced at $3.00 and $4.00, available in all sizes.
Local nuptials and social notes in Scranton area
Noon yesterday in St Peter's Cathedral Rev J A O Reilly officiated. A surprise party honored Mrs Adam Peuser on her 63rd birthday. Several weddings occurred including Mr Brennan and Miss Margaret Siglin at St John's Church with Rev J A Momit officiating. A musicale at Mr and Mrs Jh Moses introduce musicians Ernest Thiell and others. Caledonian club plans a large Hallowe en social at Music Hall with noted entertainers. The city features many personal mentions and social events with local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Peter's Cathedral
J. A. O'Reilly
Barbara
Frank Meonnell
Carbondale
Duchess Jaoce
Caledonian Club
Music Hall
Misa Anna Rusell
Lindsay McMillan
Village Bell Quartette
William Reap
John Sheridan
Harry Meller
Mr. Connary
James H. Bkeach
James Russell
al. Austin
Mathew Brennan
Crown Avenue
Margaret Siglin
Pittston Avenue
St. John's Church
South Side
James Madigan
Delia Moore
J. A. Momit
Jh. Moses
Washington Avenue
Ernest Thiell
Scranton
Gilmore's Band Under Victor Herbert to Play Prothingham
Tomorrow night Gilmore's band directed by Victor Herbert will present a concert at the Prothingham. The group features rare instruments including a one octave lower tuba and a specially made double bags clarinet. Herbert arranges their scores and the program promises extravagant scenery and star vocalists. The show also highlights the burlesque cast of Spider and Fly at Davie's Theatre with Lilla Linden and Georgia Putman among others. No matinee Thursday due to setting the elaborate stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Victor Herbert
Wagner
Prothingham
Climere
Andre Thome
Europe
Davie
Pring Down
Lilla Linden
Winitney Opera Company
Georgia Putman
Blanche Mahon
Altiv Vivian
Coster
Charles Raul
Andy Morris
Sparrow
Teddy Simonds
Harry Tansey
Dump Caving Sparks Dust Cloud Near Dodgetown Bridge
A cave in at the Lackawanna Iron and Steel dump near the Delaware and Hudson tracks caused a dust cloud yesterday at 10 AM. About seventy five feet of track sank from the surface as fire consumed the interior, pedestrians were covered in dust, and there was concern of a possible fatality had the engine and dump cars not been absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Delaware and Hudson
Dodgetown Bridge
Ump
Priceburg Rally Draws Enthusiastic Republican Crowd
A Smith’s hall crowd in Priceburg heard John F. Reynolds John G. McAskie and William Bryden promote the Republican ticket in the Fourth Legislative district with strong support for William Connell. Attendees filled the venue and cheered the speakers amid band music and a festive mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connell
Reynolds
McAskie
Bryden
Wandling
Smith's Hall
Priceburg
John F. Reynolds
John G. McAskie
William Bryden
Fadden
Reynold
Central Republican Club
John FE. Bley
Central Club
Bryan
Cnld
Local election applause for candidates on ticket
The report notes strong reception for the winning candidate and the other candidates on the local ticket were applauded as well.
Wilkes-Barre Night Parade Draws Scranton Reps
Nearly 1,500 Scrantonians joined Wilkes-Barre’s largest ever Republican parade with 9,000 marchers counted locally. The event featured twelve Scranton clubs, a staff under James W. Oakford, and elaborate illuminations along the route from South and River streets to Main and South streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Luzerne
Scranton
James W. Oackford
Delaware and Hudson
W. 8. Mears
Alfred Connell
South Side
Montrose Barnard
D. B. Atherton
Major Oakford
Alles
Willard Matthews
N. H. Ale P. J. Baker
Walter Henwood
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Engineers
McClelland
Keystore
George Brown
Fifteenth Ward
H. T. Mellows
West Side Central Republican
Thomas P. Daniels
Republican
G. A. Millett
Dunmore Harmony Legion
Andrew
Martin Woesner
William Connell
Fifth Ward
Chester Cammer
Frank Schroeder
Ezra
Delaware
Lackawanna
Money Club
Frank Glover
Morgan B. Williama
Jacob Robverte
Flrst
Valon
River
Franklin
Asher Miner
William Sharpe
Oakford
E. W. Marple
W. G. Weaver
Chauncey JL. Nagle
Elmer H. Lawall
Wilson J. Smith
W. H. Bowman
Depot Robbers Steal Ham and Whiskey From Station
Thieves broke into the Delaware and Hudson station at Luflin during Tuesday night and stole two barrels of smoked hams and a barrel of whiskey after an unsuccessful attempt at the ticket office. The whiskey barrel was found yesterday morning in the woods behind the station with much of its contents missing. local thieves are suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hadson
Luflin
Father Burke Appointed Pastor of Overton Parish
Right Reverend Bishop O'Hara appoints Rev. H. P. Burke pastor of Overton parish Bradford county. Burke will leave tomorrow morning and celebrate his first mass there next Sunday. He was ordained last summer and first served as assistant to Rev. J. A. Moffitt in St Johns parish South Side during Rev. E. J. Melley’s four month European sojourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Hara
H. P. Burke
Overton
Bradford County
Father Burke
J. A. Moffitt
St. John’s Parish
South Side
E. J. Melley
Europe
DemonstrationTonight in Frothingham Theatre Promises Political Climax
Citizens invited as Democrats and Republicans attend a large demonstration in Frothingham Theatre with speakers Governor Hastings General Latta General Reeder Colonel Hall and Mayor Warwick of Philadelphia. The event aims to energize support for protection and sound money.
The Lamp Sale At Discount Prices
The sale features 25 lamps of varied styles priced from six to ten dollars, plus bulk bundles like 5 dollars for a choice table lamp and 12 lamps for 7 dollars. Also offered are stationery, 120 sheets paper for 10c, 2c envelopes, damaged paper boxes, and playing cards at 15c per pack, as stock up offers.
Lamps Made Easy by Addressing Quality and Cost
The passage extols lamps as useful and ornamental, warns against cheap imitations, and asserts that a poor lamp is costly and annoying while a good lamp brings lasting joy. It emphasizes value in quality lighting.
Don’t Spend Your Money Experimenting Sale Ad
A local notice urges shoppers to buy quality items at lower prices, offering a range of goods including banquet sets, pianos, vases, princess lamps with silk shades or decorated globes, and onyx top tables at competitive rates.
Boys' 3-Piece Suits Offered at Low Prices
Offer includes boys size 12 to 16 years with short pants 3-piece suits at minimal cost. Local retailer promotes affordable formal wear for youth with emphasis on value.
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Century Monthly
Harper's Monthly
Cosmopolitan
Metropolitan
Strand Magazine
Ladies Home Journal
Seminers Magazine
St. Nicholas’ Magazine
Coadey
Illustrated Monthly
Oun
Norton's
Lackawanna Ave
THE
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olyphant
Garney, Brown &Co., Manufacturers
Court House
Charles D. Shumway
Washington Ave
Scranton, PA
Social and Personal
Mary Hanley
Orchard Street
Thomas F. Cardin
Spruce Street
Adam Peuser
New York Street
Ginter
Schoenfield
Zigleman
Airs
Throop
Schnell
Teeker
Schroeder
Long
Henning
Anthony
Airs. Selbecker
Winterstein
Wenehell
Barclay
Foster
Fitz
Michael J. Connolly
Herb McHale
Cherry Street
St. John’s Church
Richard Evers
Marie O'Donnell
C. R. Parke
Quincy Avenue
New York, Ontario and Western Company
John Whitbeck
Wyoming Avenue
Christian Endeavor Society
Calvary Reformed Church
Driesen
New York City
Torrey
Honesdale
Jermyn
Knapp
Skinner's Eddy
Mee
J. GB. Smith
Elmira
Wyoming
Spencer
Kynon Street
Misa Nay Harris
Clinton Place
Pittaton
W.og. McLelland
Canton
Major Mckinnley
Lee
Marvin Street
L. V. Willians
Lianville
J. Mise Kraemer
New York
E. P. Kraemer
Supe Ouien
Lackawanna Hospital
Noss
Kodak
Academy of Music
Mantinee
Frank Noss
8. Co
Jordan
Congress
Freynolds
Major McKinley
White House
Pryan
Supreme Court
PLANK
United States Supreme Court
Merrifield
Mr. McAskle
Mr. Connell
Keeley Care
Scranton's
All Druggista
Overton Parish
Local Campaign For
Protec
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Latta
Reeder
Harry Hall
Warwick
Philadelphia
McGarrah
Weill
Rexford
Lackawanna Avenue
Weincart
China Hall
Lia Glee
Siz Spruce
Thiele
Hunt & Connell CO
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Plaens
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A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Avs
Canadian Pacific
Maine
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