South Side Board of Trade Considers Joint Meetings
The South Side board of trade met with low attendance yet discussed street improvements led by G Boland and George Frable. A resolution favored unity among city boards, proposing quarterly joint meetings in January April July and October, with the first joint session to be scheduled if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frable
Numbera
G. Boland
Boland
Boards of Trade
South Side Board of Trade
C: Boards of Trade
Robins Building Nears Occupancy and Local Notices
The Robinson building should be ready for occupancy by October 1. A high mass will be sung tomorrow at St. John's Church by Ray F P Walah. A skilled carpenter sought for Meadow Brook Bille mill. Timothy Lydon of Minooka has warrants sworn out against Peter Judge and Patrick O'Neill for assault and battery. bail was posted for court. The Gospel service at the South Side penne Women's Christian association starts at 8:45, led by Miss Kate Christabel with a talk on vernal life. A 15 minute song service will precede. He Brooks of Meadow Brook silk mill rehires Gustave A. Kirlin after testimony about a prior case. Kirlin had been seen as unjustly treated during his absence, visiting relatives in Waymart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
St. John's Church
Ray
F. P. Walah
Meadow Brook Bille
Timothy Lydon
Minooka
Malley
Peter Judge
Patrick O'Neill
South Side
Penne Women's Christian Association
Kate Christabel
He Brooks
Meadow Brook
Gustave A. Kirlin
Kirlin
Waymart
Excursion to New York From Lehigh Valley Line
On Tuesday September 18 an excursion train to New York departs 7 45 a m from the Delaware and Hudson depot. Round trip tickets cost 4 55 and are valid seven days. Coaches chair cars and a dining car will be provided for passenger comfort. This is promoted as the best offer yet with reduced rates to visit New York and stay one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Delaware and Hadeon
City and School Taxes 1804 Duplicates Now Ready
City and school tax duplicates for the year are available for collection. Individuals may pay now or request statements of taxes by giving the property location. Office hours are 9 am to 4 pm, Saturday closed at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Baooxs
Palldion Waahin
Death of Miss Ida M Davie at 426 Taylor Avenue
Miss Ida M Davie daughter of Mr and Mrs Margaret Day died at her home at 426 Taylor Avenue at 4 this morning from consumption. She was the last of three sisters, the others having died from the same disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Ida M Davie
Jon Eh
Pea
Margaret Day
Taylor Avenue
Record Broken: Only Quarter of Bills Considered
A legislative update reports that just one fourth of the proposed bills have been examined. Lawmakers push to speed processing as committees work through the remainder. Key figures urge action while noting workload and deadlines.
Grand Jury indicts Kerr and Morrow for serious crimes
The grand jury returned true bills against George Kerr for assault and battery on Dr Haggerty and Frank Morrow who wounded Constable William Dougher at Arch Bald. Also named are H C Clark alias C D Lawrence for bicycle larceny and others for various charges. Many cases remain to be heard next week amid one of the county’s largest indictment lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerl
Haggerty
George Kerr
Desault
Dr. Haggerty
Frank Morrow
Desperado
William Dougher
Archbald
H.C. Clark
C.D. Lawrence
Florey & Holt
Owen Moran
Martin Gilbride
Abraham Jones
Michael Lymon
Benjamin Plotia
Charles Westowsky
Michael Stern
Weigert Stern
David Harris
William Haggerty
John Howley
Katie McAndrewa
Joseph Evans
William Peck
Joseph Zavastowsky
William Vinoah
Bartholomew Marsan
Michael Gilda
Julia Kapek
Omas Hays
W. T. Simpson
John Tolan
T. V. Lewis
Francis Morrow
William Ahi
Thonmas Miller
P. J. Conway
O. ©. Clark
Clark D. Lawrence
Bailea
John W. Holt
Aston Dushwak
Stephen Hupka
Omas Garrigal
Bridget Burke
James Carrol
J. A. Hubert
John Kapikinski
Copartner
John Kane
Charles Fields
Oscar Carpenter
George Smith
Frederick Catton
W.T. Simpson
William Campbell
Harles Drake
Ames Poy
Bernard McGreevey
Michael Mao Thomas Mangan
Martin Mangan
Patrick Mangan
Thomas An
Josiah Evans
David Wes
Adam Bush
Tippling House
Michael Ines
Judson Rosenkranz
J. B. Lesh
Catharine Ryan
Thomas Benson
John Mitchell
Kate Dryer
William Griska
Joseph Gandjanas
Voor
Phillip Rocco
Philip Fallon
George Brown
John Sweeney
Michael Kolamen
Abraham Berger
William G. Miller
George W. Cramer
Leah Farnham
Earnest A. Ducker
David Evans
Thos
D. Richards
Paul Biliski
Samuel Meshanek
Edward Howell
Weighe Stern
Michael Moran
William Meullen
John G. Thompson
Frederick Richards, Jr
John F. Joyce
Louis Schoen
Helen Schoen
Peter Gorges
Patrick Coyle
Kate Ione Rox
John Tribbun
Alexander Cat
Patrick
M It
Batte
Atric Oran
Michael Dockerty
Peter Brown
Lizzie Rules
Charles Price
Adam Porechnick
Anthony Miller
Jobin Milicky
George Dejunes
Louis Marine
Bridget Rodik
Thomas Whitehouse
Thomas B.jones
David Thomas
Ron Edwards
Belle McDonald
Garby Cincovich
Peter Bronscanski
Peter Shinkaviteh
John Duffy
Compiled Minor Offenses and Prosecutions List
The fragment lists individuals linked to offenses and legal actions: Thomas Logan selling liquor on Sunday. Avon Logan, larceny and receiving. Anne McHiales proxy for Mary Carrey and Margaret Murrer. Ann McHale related charges including battery and assault. David poet and battery. Charles with costs. Ann Bitiola and others with costs. Names appear with prosecutors and cost payments in a court context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Logan
Ann McHale
Costa
Avon Logan
Anne McHials
Mary Carrey
Margaret Murrer
P David Poet
Charles
Ann Bitiola
Semin
Begga Efrene Paco
Costes
David Jones
Evan M. Francia
Moody Meetings Planned After Pastor Union Session
North End reports plans for Moody meetings with an Evangelistic tent set to open today in Electric City Park at 7 30 p m. Churches not hosting 7 30 p m services will meet at 6 o clock. Rev M D Fuller elected president Rev D M Kinter secretary Dr R B Jones treasurer Rev George E Guild press secretary and Dr Hawzhborat and Rev W G Watkins coordinating Pete and lights. Tallie Morgan leads singing with ushers chosen from local churches under Giles Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawzhborat
W. G. Watkins
Tallie Morgan
Giles Clark
New York Visit and Local Social Notes Feature
Town residents travel to New York for visits and events while neighbors attend farewells and church services. Notables include Miss Margaret White and Miss Nellie Langan visiting friends, a Mrs. Owen McHugh funeral, a Townsend home gathering, and Miss Margaret Edwards visiting Plymouth kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Hara
Millinera
New York
Margaret White
Wayne Avenue
Nellie Langan
Blook Street
Pleasant Mount
Owen McHugh
Market Street
C. A. Townsend
Ann Avenue
Margaret Edwards
Plymouth
Margaret A. Davies
Warren Street
Tessie McCarthy
Parsons
Nay Aug Avenue
Mayante
Lenoxville
Blanche Halstead
Ralph Bingham
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rev
T. W. Jones
D. D
Philadelphia
American Home Missionary Society
Middle States
Joseph Colling
Main Avenue
Lucas’ Hall
Green Ridge
Toronto
Canada
Mies Ane Roache
John Moran & Co
West Market Street
James Flynn
Regan
Christian Endeavor
Bohemian Club
J. J. Clark
Oak Street
Ne Symphony
College notes highlight growth and faculty achievements
The piece reports growing enrollment with 356 registered and 44 new this week, notes attendance up from last year, and praises the shorthand school and Professor Wood in bookkeeping. It mentions students dictating letters, various staff, and a local sale and ads for shoes and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Catharine Shea
Dante
Martin & Delaney
Evan
Widden
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing Company
A. A. Secor
Jr& Siebecker
Halle Mot
Morgan
Penn and Lackawanna
Taille
West Side Republican League holds meeting and endorsements
The West Side Republican League met on South Main avenue with Dr W A Paine presiding. They endorsed state and county candidates, including John R Farr for the First Legislative district, commended Major Everett Warren, and proposed changing delegate methods to adopt a Crawford county system in Lackawanna county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repubican League
Waat
South Main Avenue
W. A. Paine
John R. Farr
Everett Warren
Charles Oliver
Robatban
Albert Davies
W. H. Goons
R. H. Williams
Republican League
West Side
Lackawanna County
Crawford County
Crawford
Bring Two Boys Into the Hands of the Law
Jacob Mellick now a West Side pound keeper faces disruption as cows are confined. Three boys were arrested for interfering with his duty and siblings Peter and John Burschel, residents on South Main avenue, joined the case. The matter was postponed to six this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Mellick
South Mainaveonue
Mellick
Alderman Morgan
Boyn
Peter
John Burschel
South Main Avenue
Farewell Sermon for Evangelist Eliss Draws Large Congregation
The North Main Avenue canvas tent overflowed as Evangelist E W Bliss announced his departure for Providence. The service opened with songs and Scripture reading. D D Skel linger L C Floyd D D D C Hughes D J Collina sat on the platform. The choir, led by Tallie Morgan, sang fervently. The preacher delivered an eloquent sermon. Many tears followed the farewell news. Services Sunday at 730 and 930 p m led by Evangelist Schievers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue
E W. Bliss
Providence
Ravera
Reva. D. D. Skellinger
L. C. Floyd
D. D
D. C. Hughes
T. J. Collina
Miss Sadie Davies and Louis Costlett Married Quietly
Miss Sadie Davies of North Lincoln avenue and Louis Costlett of South Main avenue wed Tuesday evening at the home of Rev. T J Col ling on North Hyde Park avenue. Lizzie Davies was bridesmaid and Charles Sweet acted as groomsman. The couple will live on North Lincoln avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Davies
Lincoln Avenue
Louis Costlett
South Main Avenue
T. J. Colling
Hyde Park Avenue
Lizzie Davies
Charles Sweet
Perennis
Local residents and visitors listed in city social notes
Newton Center resident Misa Cosler visits friends in the city while Bangor’s William Bartlett visits acquaintances. South Main resident T E Price returns from Olyphant, Cora Phillips travels from Justus to Jackson Street, and Dan Williams and son Will tour Pottaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Cosler
Newton Center
William Bartlett
Bangor
T. E. Price
South Main Avenue
Olyphant
Cora Phillips
Justus
Jackson Street
Daniel Williams
Will
North Sumner Avenue
Pottaville
Robert Morrie Lodge
Ivorites
Annie Burnett
Pleasant Atrocat
Pittstop
Myron Evans
Pes
Mina Meggie Shaw
Hyde Park Avenue
New York
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Mendelssohn Choral Society
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Garney, Brown & Co, Mfr
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Spruce Street
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Louisa Brotzman
Charles Gilmartin
Martha J
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Frank Kasler
Tenie Bloomer
Ah Py
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David Wemen
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G. Eriman
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Sassalt and Battery
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Ontolina Brain
Oni
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North End
Moody Meet
Ireen Ridge
Knights of the Mystic Chain
Hi Armory
dJudge Archbald
Frank Clemons
Clarence Pryor
John RK. Jones
John R. Thomas
John Thomas
Col. Davin
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Quartette
Ithaca
N. Y
F. T. Pierson
Mr. Davis
Mr. Moody
Moody
Mr. da
Wood's College Notes
Russett
Oxfords
Russett Bluchers
Indica
Congress
A. C, Nerrteron & Commonwealth
G Lavenon
Gas and Water Company
Oining Avenue
Beranton
Corgino Books and Presses
Pratt’s Boog Stows
Binghamton
Scranton
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Gnocens
Pratt
Boor
Rustrot
News OF
Evangelist Bliss
Sadie Davis
Hyde Park Literary and Depanng Society
Ihs
Welsh Philosophical Society
Dougherty
Hyde Park Business College
North Main Avenas
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Ave
Mr. Eliss the Evangelist
Schank
Hymen
Erlags
Wyoming Avenue
Lacka. Ave
Llot
Shimberg
Spruce ST
Clarence M. Florey
Rexford Jewelry
Little West Side News Notes
Necokwear
Snp
Laok’a. Avenue
Christian, the
Hatter
Sohmer
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Pratt’s Book Store
Penn Clothing & Shoe House
Penn Avenue
Complete Outfitters
S. L. Gallen
Lackawanna Avo
Sprooo Street
C. W. Freeman
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