Weston Mill Co and Local Social Notices
Alderman Thomas Loftus of Pitts ton attended the Weston Mill Co meeting last night. Mr and Mrs Lewie Cheeseman of Altoona are guests of Mr and Mrs H A Kingsbury. Miss Mary Townsend of Binghamton visits Miss Emma Patterson of Monroe avenue. Rev F A Diony lost sight of one eye during a six week illness. Miss Larry of Spruce street called to Chicago due to her sister Mrs M J Berry’s illness. Milo J Wilson, US Commissioner, returned from Susquehanna county. GN Littl, Green Ridge Tron works financier, in New York on business, expected home Friday. Charles Rose named assistant superintendent of the coal department, to work from this city. Charles T Miner, noted New York state bicyclist of Binghamton, visited Harold Bunting. Miner competes at Honesdale races today. Fred W Welsenslue, ex assistant secretary at the Hoboken D L & W Railroad Y M C A, visits his parents at 419 Chestnut. Welsenslue heads to Trenton NJ Saturday as general secretary of that city Y M C A railroad department. Bargains in underwear and hosiery offered: children’s black ribbed hose 15c, ladies’ 4-thread fall stock 2e, fine Liste thread and spun silk hats at 7c, Jersey ribbed vests 2c, men’s white shirts 9c. Mears & Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Charles
Rose
Coal Department
Charles T. Miner
New York
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Young Men's Christian Association
Weigenflue
Trenton
N. J
Young Men's Christian Association of
That City
Gus Heege's New Play at the Academy
The Academy opens A Venuine Gentlemen a Scandinavian emigrant melodrama featuring Sven Hanson and Merri Osborne as Jessie. Review praises skilful construction and strong performances with brisk humor pathos and musical stage business. Hoene praised for Swed ish character mimicry. overall company earns warm applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Heege
Academy
Sven Hanson
Mr. Hoene
Merri Osbourne
Jessie
Sven
An Undutiful Son Palmer in Johnsons Path
William Palmer of Gunmore again caused alarm in Johnsons Path with drunken outbursts. Neighbors report his violent behavior endangering his father W E Palmer. He was jailed after being too drunk to walk and held on a commitment from Justice Cooney. He recently served time for threatening to kill his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's
William Palmer
W. E. Palmer
Palmer
Justice of the Peace
Cooney
Amore
New Physical Director Named for Scranton YMCA
Ernest P Hoff of Washington DC will succeed Professor Weston as physical director of the Scranton Young Men’s Christian Association. Hoff has early training from Professor Simms in Washington and was a Rope Polytechnic institute athlete. He studied in Chicago and at Hardenbergh's pianoforte school later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest P. Hoff
Washington
D. C
Weston
Scranton Young : ‘Mens Christian Association
Hoff
Simms
Rope Polytechnic Institute
Gana
Verdicts in HeMe case and other court actions reported
Arbitrators awarded $1500 to Burns against Smith and Jennings in a libel case amid broader courtroom activity. Debates over Jennings perjury and a writ of mandamus surface alongside jury trials for Henne, Wagner, and multiple civil actions against Prudential. Minor damages and property disputes are noted with judgments expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Duffy
George M. Watson
Fred W. Pileitz
Drabl. Burns
Cornelius Smith
John G. Jennings
Smith
Green
State Supreme Court
Jennings
Myron Kasson
Supreme Court
Archbald
Afr
John P. Kelly
Burns
Michel
Jennings Lehigh Valley
Byrne
Whelens
Messrs
Albert Henne
Return of the Grand Jury Presents New True Bill
The grand jury returned another true bill and will file a final return today. It has reviewed 498 cases with about five more to go including John G Jennings of Minooka charged with perjury. The list includes assaults and batteries against public officers and theft related charges among others with 18 recommendations to reform jail commitments by aldermen and justices of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie
John G. Jennings
Minooka
True Villa
Simon Kalmousky
Mary Tracey
Simon Christ
Michael Jerkman
Julia Vergan
Alexander Jeise George Smigel
H. White
Charles Perry
A. Bumbaugh
Isaac J. Loews
Axkuttn Bhevinskey
Francis Lepinakey
Mon Christ
Michael
Jerkman
Peter Wereregin
James Gilwalson
Jacob Rich
Mra
Coleman Lawfer
Made- Ine Gate
T. J. Price
Robert Turnbull
J. C. Kramer
Ih Kalimowski
Josaph Olchenk
Joseph Jah
Max Koehler
George Benson
William. Simpson
Aloseph Bortash
Charles Peeres
Peter Smith
George Blacketer Smith
George Black
John Triscull
William Devier
Joseph Cansense
Aasault
John Yapo
John la Funk
Henry
Boro
George Dekerto
Edward Cawley
Million-dollar coal deal reshapes Priceburg tract
John Jermyn sold his Priceburg tract containing two large collieries to O. F. Johnson and associates for about 450 000 cash. The purchase spans 1000 acres and an estimated 11 000 000 to 12 000 000 tons of workable oil coal. Johnson plans incorporation as Johnson Coal Company and rises to major regional influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson and Associates
John Jermyn
Priceburg
Jermyn
Johnson
Tribune
E . Sturees
A. T. Christy
Joseph E. Dickson
Jesse L. Eddy
New York City
Jermyn Nes
The
Johnson Coal Company
Dunmore
Ppts
Lackawanna Coal Company
Blakely
Sewer muddle fear grows for Flanagan and O Hara
Attorney I H Burns warns contractors Flanagan and O Hara of further trouble in Brights Court sewer project. He cites a case Wetman v city of Readling and states property owners intend to contest sewer assessments as unwarranted by law. Burns assures they did not consent to collection and signals readiness to contest claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright's Court
I. H. Burns
Flanagan & O' Hare
Bright's Court Sewer
Scranton
Flanagan & O' Hara
Wiethiel
Wetman Va
Readlig
Supreme Court
Burns
Side Tracked All Right at Davis Theater
“She Tracked” a dramatic comedy at Davis Theater through the week. An unusually large afternoon audience enjoyed the opening performance. Lewis Thell leads as the tramp Horatio Xerxes Booth with Billy Gowers as the Dutchman and Charles Montgomery as Judge Peckaninf in a lively, witty show with dancing by Miss Peatrice Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’ Theater
Heratio Xerxes Booth
Lewis Thell
Bille Gowers
Charles Montgomery
Judge Peckaninf
Joneshborn
Peatrice Cole
Davis
Uram Causes Altercation at Hickory Street Synagogue
Sandor Uram a Polish Jew had no admission ticket to Jewish New Year services on Hickory street yesterday. He argued with Special Officer Weiss. Uram struck Weiss and fled. Weiss sought a warrant while police were alerted and Palmer rushed to the scene. Uram had disappeared by the time he arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Street
Sandor Uram
Weiss
Uram
Welss
Welsh
Central
Palmer
Enjoyable Smoker For Green Ridge Wheelmen Opens Season
The Green Ridge Wheelmen held their season opening smoker at the club house on Sanderson avenue and Green Widge street. About 100 members and guests attended as the social committee served light refreshments at midnight with music by the Lawrence orchestra led by Professor Richard Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Rilge
Sanderson Avenue
Green Widge Street
Suemtsa
Mesers
Garney
Wambold
Finch
Bunting
Huffling
Lawrence Orchestra
Thichard Lindsay
Railroad Notes and Upcoming Events at Scranton Hall
Delegates F P Browne James Hartman John Armstrong and W A Derry will report on the recent Railroad Young Men's Christian Association convention from Scranton. The society plans winter entertainments starting with Captain Jack Crawford’s lecture The Camp Fire and the Trail on October 3. Also noted are Erie railway schedule changes and the availability of Taylor's New Index Map of Scranton and Dunmore and the Scranton Directory 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Browne
James Hartman
John Armstrong
W. A. Derry
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Scranton Association
Railroad Young Men's
Jack Crawford
Crawford
Erie
Third Test of New Machine Shows Promise Despite Accident
The test of the Bonta Mace Olas process again suffered an accident but proved the machine’s overall readiness. Stockholders watched as the first perfect plate produced measured 4 feet by 1 foot with a Lincoln cabinet motif, and orders were expected to follow in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honta
Horta
Tincoln
Thawres
Moogle
Bani
Dexter Weds Arthur Johnson At Parents Home In Dunmore
The ceremony took place last night at the bride's parents home in Dunmore with Rev. Kev Williams officiating. The bride Minnie Dexter wore cream silk and was attended by Minnie Brown of Hoadleys with Thomas Palmer as best man. After the ceremony the couple departed for a wedding tour to Niagara Falls Cayuga Lake and other New York sites aboard the Delaware Lackawanna and Western train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Minnie
Dexter
Arthur Johnson
Mia
Renel Dexter
Cherry Street
Dunmore
Kev JW
Williams
Pictor
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
Grace Chamberlain
Minnie Brown
Hoadleys
Nile Green
Thomas Palmer
Jermyn
Mrs. Johnson
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Road
Niagara Falls
Cayuga Lake
New York State
Ms. Johnson
Scranton Jewelry Sale Draws Big Crowds in Rain
We closed our Washington store to concentrate on Scranton where a car load of fine jewelry silverware and pictures is now on display. More help awaits to serve you today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Scranton
Watches and Chatelaine Sale at Low Prices
Watches for ladies in solid silver with a new heart chatelaine offered at 3.50, marked down from 6.00. Gentlemen's Elgin in warranted cases priced at 5.00. A hundred higher grade watches in solid gold and filled finishes advertised at similarly remarkable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Jewelry Stocks Offered For Sale By Demonstration
A seller promotes two jewelry stocks as a single package and invites interested buyers to view and negotiate a price. The offer emphasizes showing and telling rather than listing exact figures.
Frames and cabinets on sale at Taber Arto store
Pictures selling over a hundred a day go on sale this morning. Solid oak frames 22 cents. Cabinet frames for photographs available in many styles, 8 inch by 18 by 30 inch pastel panels in white and gold priced at 2 dollars. Also 75 cents items. We will look for you and do our best.
Open new goods demand keeps customers buying
A seller laments constant questions about opening new goods but asserts that continued customer purchases prove the demand for latest novelties remains strong. The piece underscores shopper loyalty and the store’s responsive actions.
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Norton
Norton’s
Lackawanna Ave
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Mears & Hagen
Gunmore
Y. M.7
Oe Hardenbergh
Fegpen Mendes
Saith
Ile
Grace
People's Strecet Railway Company
Priletit
Hennesuum
West Lackawanna Avenue
Charles Wagner
T. H. Jay
Everett Warren
Henry A. Depuy
Jesse A. Brady
J. H. Burns
A.M. Ginn
Jonas Prandt
Patrick McGuire
Jonas Brandt
Martin McHale
Prudential
Anna O'Cuddy
West Side
Prudential Insurance Company
J. Alton Davis
John R. Edwards
O'Grady
Halstander & Vosburg
Archbald the Wetson
Peter Conray
Makely
Jude Searle
Thomas Monahan
Monahan
T. W. Powderly
Ward & Horn
Fleurs Rice
John McDowell
Jackson Merryweather
Allas Medaline Gate
T. 2d. Price
Hballee
Matthew Colemaan
Thomas Donnell
Amd
Ric
Arter Blackmore
Frederick Tletae
Rosarle Genachers
Doweph ‘Tomacne
Wtress
Joseph Carberyelk
Sopa
Alexander Lekosek
George Smigel
Gomis
James Bornevk
Charlee Mattos
Toner
S&s
Coiis
Conta
Sue Shannon
Sil Henry
F. Ryan
South Side
Dominick Stolfi
Stolti
Petersburg
Dfie
Osterhout
MR. Burns
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Muse
Scranton and
Dunmer
Taylor
Scranton Directory
Boota
Lingata
Ter Parent
Martin & Delany
Wyoming Avenue
Martin & Delaney
Srmaidie
Atocvk
Mike Worthington
School of Art and Design
Go Madleon Avenue
L’amoureaux
Ion
Berantun
Seger
Anthony Jorman
Woman's Relief Core
UK Street
Leonard
Beranton
Michael Leonard
Rexforn
Monderful
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Schank
Koehler
Spruce Street
Traders National Bank of Scranton
Fey Atatbon
William Ki
An Ich
Hare i
Finley
Metton Y
Fe Kemerer
Charles P B. Mats
Porter
W. W. Watson
Nme
Dammens Monana
Scranton Tribune
Dupont
Wapwal Menengroe County
Beneves B Mills
le Daawace
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Wyoming Ave
Third National Bank
W. Molligan
Pintuun
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
Rexford Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Nisiel Speeda
Ist
E. Grewer
Philadelphia
Old Post Office
Pennvenue
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia
Pens Avenue
Spruce Attevt
Atlantic Refining Co
Win
Mason
Coal Exchagne
Ava
Ping Brook
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