Local social notes and visits report from Scranton area
The list records surmised moves and visits: tary D. B. Atherton returns to Chester Military Academy. Hillary Zehnder and W. D. Zehn der leave for Lawrenceville. Mr and Mrs L. M. Horton return from Philadelphia with Morton set to manage Soranton Bolt and Nut. James Carden and daughter Teanie visit Niagara Falls with companions from Chicago Scranton and Avorn. Miss Brainard hosts guests at Spring Lake New Jersey. Dunmore Paneer Special issue features an Edward J. Saynett biography and portrait for the Times editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Mercy
Bertha
Syracuse
George Wat
Philadelphia
John O'Malley
Creighton
Neb
A. Lansiing
Dauughter
Copenhagen
C. C. Miittes
Colorado
A. J. Jordan
The
Truth
Ruth
New York City
Frank Shedd
Bouth Bumner Aveni
Walter Wilson
Clevelall
Stella Meredith
Julia McGovern
Mauch Chunk
Alisa Kathryn Jenolings
Second, Street
John J. Machran
Mission Lotte
Tary D. B. Atherton
Chester Military Academy
Hillary Zehnder
W. D. Zehnder
Beranton Bolt and Nut Company
Lawrenceville Seminary
L. M. Horton
Morton
Soranton Bolt and Nut
James Carden
Teanie
Chicago
Katie Barrett
Scranton
Ida
Sadiy Boone
Avorn
Niagara Falls
Brainard
Monsey Avenue
Mia
H.C. Lucas and Son
Spring Lake
N. J
Martin Maroney
Olyphant Sewer Case Moves In Equity Court
In equity court the Olyphant Sewage Drainage Co seeks to block Burgess McNulty from hindering sewer construction. The case cites a 186 charter granting franchise to lay pipes, two year start and five year completion, and argues work began within limits despite delays. Judges and attorneys from Willard, Warren & Knapp and O Brien & Kelly attended. Judge Edwards inspected the river at Capousp before arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant
Olyphant Sewage Drainage Company
Borough of
Burgees PJ
Hurgees McNulty
Burgess McNulty
C. P. O'Malley
Finn
Carter
Edwards
Capousp
City versus Loop Street Case Heard by Judge Gunster
Judge Gunster heard the city versus Scranton Railway company known as the Loop Case. City Solicitor Vosburg argued the city accepted streets by sewer work and basins, negating rights claimed from Lackawanna Iron and Coal, while Major Warren countered that city approval did not grant streets freely and noted $7,000 in grading by the company with city acquiescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunster
Scranton Railway Company
Loop
A. A. Vosburg
Everett Warren
Voesburg
Vosburg
al Jeges
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
Warren
Hutchins Sues Water Company Over Carbondale Accident
Eugene H Hutchins of Mayfield sues Consolidated Water company for 5000 alleging a trench left open by the firm caused a carriage accident near the city line to injure Hutchins a broken collar bone and other injuries to two ladies including Mise Quinn who broke an arm. Attorneys Comegys and Bevan represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Hutchins
Mayfield
George Hutchin
Consolidated Water Company of
Carbondale
Water Company
Young Hutchins
Mise Quinn
Hutchins
Comegys & Bevan
Witnesses Examined in Langetaff Election Contest
The following witnesses were examined yesterday in the Langetaff election contest. Thirteenth ward, Third district lists George Dougherty, David X Roberts, Jacob Mans, Fred Warner, W D Kennedy, Seldon Stanton, H W Dulgenherry, John Sykes, Christian Tang, A V Brown, B P Mitchcock, Robert Taylor, J B Lutesby, Lewis B Brown, A B Litetone. Fifth ward, Fourth district includes William Sayers, G W Harrington, Daniel M James, William Whitman, Eugene W H Kresge, Valentine Erbach, George Fr Wil, Adam Froufelter, Hiram Sayers, David Cadwgan, John E Fowards, Samuel Jones, John Anneman, Thomas J Herris, Henry B Davis, Benjamin Tloyd.
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Langetaff
George Dougherty
David X. Roberts
Jacob Mans
Fred Warner
W. D. Kennedy
Seldon Stanton
H. W. Dulgenherry
John Sykes
Christian Tang
A. Vv. Brown
B. P. Mitchcock
Robert Taylor
J. B. Lutesby
Lewis
Brown
A. B. Litetone
William Sayers
G. W. Harrington
Daniel M. James
William Whitman
Eugene WH. Kresge
Valentine Erbach
George FR. Wil
Adam Froufelter
Hiram Sayers
Bayid Cadwgan
John E. Fowards
Samuel Jones
John Anneman
Thomas J. Herris
Henry &. Davis
Benjamin Tloyd
Unclear Names Mix in Syracuse Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Patrick Joyce Branton Magwire Bullivon Taylor Tanner Inglis with scattered traces of Syracuse New York identifiers and a Mogele Reidy reference, lacking readable context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Joyce
Branton Magwire Bullivon
Taylor Tanner Inglis
Mogele Reidy
Byracuse
Plumbers Open New Shop on Wo Spruce Street
The text notes a journeyman Plumbers opening a shop at Wo Spruce street. It mentions no boys and a telephone Loos, indicating limited readable details about the new business and contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Street
Women Delegates Gather for October Meeting in Elm Park
The Philadelphia Branch of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its twenty ninth convention in Elm Park Church from October 3 to 5. Delegates from Pennsylvania, Delaware and New York will attend. Mrs. Cyrus Foss presides and a full schedule of sessions and receptions is planned.
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Philadelphia
The
Womans’ Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New York
Elm Park Church
Philadephia
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodial Episecopal Church
Adams Avenue Church
New York State
East German
Erie
Genesee
Pittsburg
Wilmington
Wyoming
National
Mre
Cyrus 1 Foss
Bishop Foss
Methodist Church
Mra. Fors
William Connell
S&s. T. Keene
C. M. Giffin
C. D. Simpson
G. F. Reynolds
M. Giffin
G. FL. Reynolds
Quincy Avenue
Scranton
J. B. McCulloch
North Park Avenue
Philadelpha
Guarantee and Refund Offer for Tar Syrup Demonstrated
The document presents a refund guarantee for a M-cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. It also promises an &-cent bottle to Dipvg, pette ny or Ioney Fr, and names Dunmore, Pau, Joan P. Donahue as signatories or witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Petteny
Ioney Fr . Hon
Dunmore
Pau
Joan P. Donahue
Coroner's Jury Exonerates After Scranton Cave-In
Coroner Roberts held an inquest into the Cedar avenue cave-in that killed Joseph Savencky during Seventeenth district sewer work. Witnesses for Scranton Traction and Contractor Coons testified precautions were taken. jury found the death an unavoidable accident and exonerated the contractor and company.
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Roberts
Court House
Joseph Savensky
Cedar Avenue
Seventeenth District
John Hundon
Scranton Traction Company
Coons and Son
William P. Reilly
Evan Walters
City Engineer Corps
John Schneller
Street Railway Company
Daniel Donahoe
Charles Fischer
Savensky
Joseph Savencky
Seventeenth Main Sewer
South Scranton
Coons
H. Brown
B. R. Conley
Joseph Woelkers
Peter Haggerty
G. A. Miller
John J. Gordon
Decided to Marry the Girl in Syracuse Case
James Inglis and Maggie Reidy both of Syracuse married by Alderman Millar after Inglis, sought for breach of promise, was arrested then reconciled with his bride. The couple, both twenty one, received no fee for the ceremony and were helped by the Board of Associated Charities to travel to Binghamton to visit relatives.
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James Inglis
Maggie Reidy
Syracuse
Millar
Inglis
Robting
Moir
Sconomisa Heldy
Board of
Associated Charities
Cartridge Explosion Kills Wife in Newark Incident
In Newark New Jersey Fugene WH Drienthall son of the tax commissioner fatally shot his wife when a cartridge exploded at home. The accidental blast drove the bullet into her heart in what authorities term a tragic accident.
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New York
Sept. U
Newark
N. J
Drienthall
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Recalled and Praised
Old advertisement copy touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup used by fifty million mothers for children during teething. It claims to soothe the child stop crying relieve pain and cure wind colic and diarrhea. The note notes a bottle price of twenty five cents and warns against other varieties.
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Mrs. Winslow
Vetter Returns From the Klondike in Welcome Home
Philip J. Vetter, long believed dead in Alaska, returned to Scranton greeted by a Patriarchs Militant parade on Lackawanna station. He and Edward F. Mack, another Klondiker, were escorted to 415 Penn avenue amid cheers, bouquets, and an informal levee at his drug store. Mack reported 12,000 miles of travel and 216,000 dollars earned in gold claims across the territory.
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Penn Avenue
Vetter
Philip J. Vetter
Alaska
Klondike
Mr. Vetter
Hens
Edward F. Mack
Taylor Avenue
Binghamton
Lackawanne Station
Canton
W. C. Cowles
Edward Deans
Department of Pennsylvania
George W. Skillhorn
E. T. Doyle
Home
Philip Vetter, Jr
Mary
Order
Elk
Ingram
A. F. Mack
Joseph 8. Mack
Sauquoit
Mr. Mack
Mt. Cobb
Brooklyn
N. Y
Skaguay
St. Michaels
Mack
Mr. Votter
Bens
Nulatio
Father Rajne
J. Michaele
McPherson
Yukon River
Odd Fellows
The Cinderella Shoes For Women Triumph in New Style
The latest Cinderella for women showcases Shoemaker’s new ideas in style and comfort with fit and wear qualities unseen at the price. All genuine Cinderella Shoes bear the trademark and price branded on the sole.
Cinder Ella Shoes Promote Value in Scranton Ad
Advertisement for Scranton sole agents touts the Cinder Ella shoe offering a $3 per pair value deal. The copy invites customers to pay $5.00 or more to access the promotion.
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Scranton
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Norton’s Illustrated
Electric City
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
the Griffin Art CO
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawarna Dairy CO
Adams Avenus
A. A. Lindabury
iSte Aem
Sb m
Connell Building
South Main Avenue
United States
Lacka. Ave
Ackawanna
Penn Avenus
A. B. Warman
J. Casey
Wilkes-Barre
Revi
Edward J. Saynett
the Times
Lackawanna Hardware CO
Tocksawonona Avenus
Equity Court
C. A. Giffin
Beranton
Cor
Mra. J. L. Darlington
India
A. Chubb
W. M. Boonner
Central Pa
Mise M. Mecord
Erle
Aira W. V. Huagelting
A. H. Mathack
L. Keon
Teale Theburn
Lucknow
C. M. Grifin
D. D
Carnahan
Darlington
C. Lodge Im
China
Japan
Tip General Meeting
Baldwin
Central Pennsylvania
Jersey
E. G
Coursen
Traction Company
Beacham
Cinder
Clarke Bros
Fall Footwear
Teuiild Mae
Bronwon & Tallman
Geo
Maloney Oil and
Iil
Meridian Street
Schank & Spencer
Venus
Fide
Hand & Payne
Washington
KNOX
Felton’s, Tiotena Av
General Mercier
Ava
Pierce’s Market
Wyoming Ave
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