City Notes and Scranton Local Court Actions
The streets and bridges committee will meet tomorrow night. The Scranton Foot Ball club has a 4 pm practice at the park. Various cases include Frank Saninski suing Moosic Mountain Coal for $10 and a habeas corpus hearing for Watson and Diehl. many defendants discharged or fined. Firemen welcome at Laurel Hill Park. manufacturers close Saturdays at 1 pm to June. Several arrests, bailings, and public notices appear throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streets and Bridges Committee of Common Council
Scranton Foot Ball Club
Frank Saninski
Moosic Mountain Coal Company
Frank P. Henderson
Ferber Court
Clay Avenue
John Zerpe
South Side
H. A. Depuy
J. A. Brady
John H. McHugh
Celia Mctlugh
Scranton Traction Company
Laurel Hi Park
David James
John Latula
Jall
Delaware, Lackawanna
Dlepot
Wilkes-Barre
Fred Spellano
Weat
Frank Marello
Mike Arkles
van Dyke
Old Force
Ann O'Grady
Prudential Insurance Company
O'Grady
Catherine O'Malley
Railroad Avene
Alderman Wright
F. W. Taylor
O'Malley
Dunmore Gas Anidater Company
Moosic Mountain Water Company
Jacob Helmer
Temple Court
New York City
New Dress Goods at Mears and Hagen Store
Having moved to the rear of the store for better light and space, Mears and Hagen announce a fine assortment of fashionable dress goods. The display includes plain and fancy silks with new materials, weaves, and colors for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
Thorpugh Piano Instruction Notice
Fragmentary notice references Mr. Southworth with piano instruction and a midweek visit. The text also advertises Lohmann's wines and cigars on a Spruce Street location and Milwaukee Feigenapan beers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southworth
Lohmann's
Bpruce Street
EH. Robinson's
Milwaukee
Feigenapan’s
Resignation shocks Scranton school board in surprise meeting
In a stunned Scranton board of control session Superintendent George W. Phillips offered his resignation citing health strain after eleven years in office. The board accepted the letter and adjourned with plans to appoint a successor as bids for fourteenth ward projects and No. 10 school planning proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Board of Control
George W. Phillips
Nota Mation
Evans
Phillipa
Tolhows
Geonthimen
Tencher
Sam
George W. Pit
Scranton
Wrds
Lruth
the Tribune
Sumner Avenue
Philips
Dutles
T Bhve
Aupe Intendent
Board
Ton Building Firme
Chestnut Street
Brown & Morrie, Architecta
iMounee Gepper
Mara Plan & Sons
Jona Menone & Sons
I Wand & Son
Taylor
Green Ridge Lumber Company
S. Willaims
FBI
Peter Stipp
Edwin GG
Jo, Wooleey & Co
Peak Lumber Manufacturing Company
Muntherin & Judyge
Kiport
Mile
Walsh
Howley Brother
Rand, McNally and Company
New York City
Jacobs
England
Nots
M. J. Donahoe
Fourteenth Ward
P. W. Durkin
Williams
Twuachers’ Committee
Jennings
Professor Durkin
iAves
von Storeh
H. O' Malley
Carson
Mahon
Devanney
Welsh
Conrad
O Rosle
Notw
W. Malley
Langetaff
Nays
Willams
Schrifer
Barker
No. 10
Notsz
Davis & von Storch
Nota
Messrs
Jacobs, Schrifer
Langstaff
Defendants Set For Trial In Jennings Suit
Attorneys for the defendants secured an order placing the case of John G. Jennings versus Lehigh Valley Rail Road on the November term common pleas trial list. Judge Archbald and other officials will oversee the trespass damages action, with defense lawyers including ex-Judge Knapp and C Comerys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
John G. Jennings
Lehigh Valley Railmaid Company
RK. WW. Archbald
N. Willerd
Everett Warren
Clarence E.pryor
Thomas EF. Reynolda
Lemuel Amerman
Scranton Driving Park and Pair Association Charter Sought
Attorneys Comegya and Reynolda filed for a charter for the Scranton Driving Park and Pair Association to promote agriculture horticulture domestic and mechanical arts and to provide a site for skating and athletic sports. Stockholders listed include W M Jermyn James KR Meare Frank H Jermyn F B Godfrey C H Schaidt John J Wents John A Frits Charles L HM M D Brown William Connell A L Spencer S D Kingsley P J Casey C M Sanderson J J Jermyn Victor Koch John T Tichards and Charles Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Driving Park and Pair Association
Comegya and
Reynolda
W. M. Jermyn
James KR. Meare
Frank H. Jermyn
F. 8. Godfrey
Trolley Route Change Reaches Lackawanna Avenue
Providence and Green Ridge line cars will run via Mulberry and Franklin avenues to Lackawanna Avenue. Work to string trolley wire through Mulberry Street has begun from Penn Avenue. Incoming route changes were contemplated and may extend to Dunmore and Green Ridge Suburban line via Spruce Street returning to Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Providence and
Green Ridge People's Line
Cara
Lackawanna Avenue
Mulberry Street
Franklin Avenue
Penn Avenue
Dunmore
Green Ridge
Lackawanna
Fine Millinery Opening In Scranton Firm Brings Fall Stock
The millinery firm Joseph Davies & Jenkins announces public inspection of their new fall stock. The event will showcase the finest millinery goods in the city at 471 Spruce Street Scranton Pa during the grand opening period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Auction notice for twenty five horses and wagon services
An auction listing announces the sale of twenty five horses and a wagon by Morsca at Cuntok's stable in Boeran ton with W B Tnspection of Grand Millinery Modern. It also notes draft and business drivers and dates September 14 and 20 with M A Friedler Co located at 421 Wanna avenue, Griwantel, 418 Mifflin avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Friedler & Co
Wanna Avenue
Providence Church Walling Up Doors Sparks Bail for Seven
Seven men including John Szwok and Michael Kernotis were arrested for allegedly walling up the doors of St. Joseph's Lithuanian Catholic church on North Main Avenue to bar the priest Rev. Michael Pesa from saying mass. They were released on $200 bail each after a hearing before Alderman Fidler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Szwok
Michael Kernotis
William Antonoviteh
George Smith
Anthony Katurgis
Frank Marsincaviteh
Anthony Gowan
St. Joseph's Lithuanian Catholic Church
North Main Avenue
Providence
Michael Poza
Alderman Fidler
St. Joseph's
Colette
Pathor Pesu
TriRev
Otara
Father Esa
Acton
Jim
Filler
M. Spellman
Spellman
W. Dawson
Father Pega
Richard A. Rust
St. Mary's Polish Church
South Side
John P. Kelley
Father Vesa
Kelley
O'Hara
Father Aust
Father Pera
Father Rust
Lieutenant Spellman
Malin Avenue
Michael Hernetia
Atepa
Paweon
Father Pesan
Mike Bernetta
Daveron
St. Bermons
Bernetta
Bernotis 7
Iie
Eaki
Alsatian at the Academy of Music by Ellis
Ellis the Alsatian sang with pleasing voice at the Academy of Music last night presenting his Irish German comedy drama The Alsatian. The cast features Clarice Piterald and others with William Carroll delivering wit as Courgelor Teremy White. dialect issues noted but audience enjoyed the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Charles T. Ellis
Reginald More
Judy O'Callaehan
Asphalt paving proposed for Lackawanna Avenue bridge
City engineers discuss feasibility of laying asphalt over the Lackawanna Avenue bridge. The structure may need strengthening girders and beams to handle added weight. Expected cost around 2500 dollars, with council push to complete central city improvements pending a favorable engineer’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavie
Lackawanna Avenue
Isle
Columbus Bridge Company
Columbus
Ohio
Indiscreet Bellevue Man Accuses Pickpocketing Companions
Dominick Gallagher of Bellevue boasted no man could pick him while awake at Patrick Golden's hotel on Railroad Avenue. After Henry Hogan and Michael Scntt left, a missing watch prompted Gallagher to swear out a warrant for the Sabbth’s companions. The watch was recovered and he vowed to stop boasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Gallagher
Bellevue
Patrick Golden
Railroad Avenue
Henry Hogan
Michael Scntt
Dominick
Hogan
Mr. Gallagher
Alderman DeLacey
Seventh Ward
Surprise Birthday for Sanborn Missionaries in City
Converts and friends of the Rescue Mission surprised Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn on the third anniversary of their mission work. About fifty friends attended the evening service and enjoyed ice cream and cake. The Sanborns thank everyone for the thoughtful remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sanborn
Attorney Objects to Arbitration Fees in Label Suit
Attorney Cornelius Smith yesterday excepted to the fees of the three arbitrators in the case of J J Burne against Smith and Jennings. The panel was fixed at 0 for services. Smith contends the bill is 24 higher than it should be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Smith Yeaterday
J. J. Burne
Smith
John G. Jennings
Fosnora'.s Acid Phosphate Ad and Local Notices
An 1895 Scranton death and marriage notice column notes several events including deaths, births, and marriages. Entries list individuals such as Bertha Foley, Thomas Barnes, Alice Bayer, Eva Flannery, and James Joyce with locations Scranton Green Ridge Mt Cobb Daleville and Park Catholic cemetery. Public notices include memorial dates and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flannery
Scranton
Eva
Anthony
Mary Anenesy
Intermen Park Catholic
Nan Joyce
James Joyce
Henry Joyce
Til Brook Street
Gee
Paine's Celery Compound Bannered as Great Nerve Restorer
The ad extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal nerve tonic that cures rheumatism neuralgia and neural debility by strengthening nervous tissue and improving blood and organ function. It claims rapid, lasting relief and urges readers to trust Edward E. Phelps's prescription for renewed health and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Fofeasar
Edward E. Phelps
Pulte
Health boards set for semi annual meeting in city
The executive committee of the Associated Boards of Health of Lackawanna County met in the city hall to finalize the programme for the semi annual meeting planned for Tuesday in the city. Officials are urging state health authorities to attend and speak. The group, organized last spring, seeks to unite smaller boards with larger bodies for shared methods and exchange of papers and opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Boards of Health
Associated Boarden of Health
Laeckawuan
Seganton Board of Health
A Boulevard Resort Extends Welcome Near Kimhurst
Sehlebel's hotel near the end of Kimhurst boulevard grows in popularity for driving parties in Elmhurst. It offers lunches and meals at all hours, with connected stables. Also noted are Madame L Amoureaux dressmaking on Spruve street and Guernsey Bros. listing, Miss Hardenbergh's planoforte school reopening September 16 at Maulson avenue, and Pillebury's flour mill claiming 17,000 barrels daily capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehlebel's
Kimhurst Boulevard
Kimhurst
London
Behlebel
Elmhurst
Madame L’amoureaux
Spruve Street
New Fur Trilby GHP Set For Upcoming Season
The maker presents a fur trilby GHP as the latest item for the coming season offered at very low trade prices. The message emphasizes pleasing women with the new headwear and markets to retailers.
New Fashion Line Expands With Rich Styles and Effects
Designers emphasize originality as they push a broader range of styles and effects. The collection highlights longer lines and modern textures while keeping a strong focus on signature craftsmanship and trends.
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Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Commonwealth
Washington Avenue
A. B. Warman
Wyoming Avenue
City Notes
Fellows
Pils
Phelps
Tribune
Charter
Griwantel
Mifflin Avenue
Providence Church War
Fidler
Father Peza
Mallcius
Ellis
Sanborn’s
Cornelius Smith
Horsford
Horn
Irl
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Pillebury
L. B. Powell & CO
Au Music Store
N. E. Penna
J. Bolz
Dime Bank
The
Crystal Palace
Louis Rupprecht
Eugene Kleberg
Penn Ave
Opp
Baptist Church
Christian
Spruce ST
Pierce’s Market
Green Ridge Sanitarium
Marion St
A. E. Jordan
Sretaete
Boston Hospital Training School For Nurses
S. C. Snyder
D. D
OLE. Rae Sohmer Pianos
Teeiees Ty Watercorps
Columbus Monument
Ann Weachington Ay
Soranten.Pa
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