Local visitors and residents seen in city yesterday
A list of individuals from Wilkes-Barre, Carbondale, Montrose and elsewhere visiting Scranton or in the city yesterday includes J. A. Morris and H. O. Duerr from Wilkes-Barre, Mrs. Morgan D. Davies of McKeesport, Dr. C. Roarke, Rev. J. A. Mthine, Lt. Rev. Bishop Hara, Captain D. L. Miers, Miss Hortense Coyne, and CFPF Spindler among others, with various engagements and travel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Morris
Wilkes-Barre
H. 0. Duerr
Morgan D. Davies
McKeesport
North End
L. A. Roberts
Carbondale
D. L. Miers
Old Freenda
John Gardner
Gouldeboro
County Commissioners’ Office
Wiliam Connell
H. M. Edwards
Daniel Edwards
Kingston
Lulu Hamm
Tillie Amman
Minnie Hower
Wiles-Barre
Robert Knighton
Binghamton
Elmira
B. J. Mooney
Scranton Times
FP. J. Fitainimone' i
Scranton
Toom
E.R. Willerton
Albany
Pla. Gor'ck
Englewood
N. J
Wyoming
Hortense Coyne
Adama Avents
Otation Academy
Georgetown
CFPF
Spindler
Mexican National Railway
Honesdale
Providence Smoker Attracts Forty Gentlemen Friends
About forty gentlemen attended a Providence smoker arranged by A. S. Rowley, traction company conductor, at his Main avenue and Wood street home. The event featured cigars, cards, music, speeches by J. T. Howe and W. Gaylord Thomas, piano by Miss Rowley, and Electric City quartet singing. Guests from city lodges included Gaylord Thomas, John T. Howe, Marshall Preston, and many others. The Kuvesta departed at 1 am with best wishes for Rowley's happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elven
A. S&s
J. T. Howe
W. Gaylord Thomas
Misa Rowley
Electric City Quartette
Kuvesta
Rowley
Gaylord Thomas
John T. Howe
Marshall Preston
Thomas McMillan
Louis Weltzel
Oscar
W. C. Cowles
William Ward
George FE. T. Davis
J. P. Cunningham
Frank Suydam
Ted Jones
Frank Sturdevant
W. G. Tiffany
Henry Brant
Binghamton
George Hughes
Louis Redkap
Car
Minooka News Briefs Include Injuries and Local Notices
Mamie Connolly, 19, of Gilmore Avenue, was taken to Lackawanna hospital for heart trouble. John Kirchenski, a Polander, a doortender at Greenwood Coal No 1 shaft, was injured when caught between mine cars. O'Connell council Young Men's Institute to meet tonight. South district Cem ts show little interest in county convention representation. Patrick Glennon of Pittston caused a light mishap after leaving the Scranton parade when his truck hit a tie post. Darktown Fire brigade reported to attention. L Amoureaux dressmaking at 612 Lipuce Street advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Connolly
Peter Connolly
Gilmore Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
John Kirchenski
Greenwood Coal Company
O'Connell Council
Young Men's Institute
Patrick Glennon
Pittston
Yester
Lackawanna Presbytery Sees Strong Interest in Montrose Mission
The Lackawanna presbytery session in Montrose drew large turnout with prayers and remarks from Rev. Dr. C. E. Robinson and Rev. A. L. Berton. Joseph Fitz, named as Congo missionary, was ordained, receiving the right hand of fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Logan
Foranton
Py. Heblineen
Mites
Montrose
City Theaters Preview Wide Range of Masquerade Shows
Davis theater opens with Hoillean a Masquerade a lively farce comedy featuring Gallagher West W J Watson and Jeanette Du pre with a music filled program. The Wizard of the Nile headlines Friday as William Barry’s troupe debuts at the Academy followed by The Healing Generation and Kerry Gow in coming days. Mary Palmer Lenore Snyder Louise Hoyce and Miss Tucker lead a month of varied drama and musical entertainment at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’ Theater
Gallagher and West
W. J. Watson
Jeanette Dupre
Frank Daniels
Wayard
Miss Royce
Mary Palmer
Mare Helen Redmond
Nudia Carlested
Grace Rutter
Mr. Daniely
The
Academy
Shaun Rhue
Joseph Murphy
Frothingham
Kerry Gow
Larry
Murphy
Three Months Sentence For Counterfeiting Carter Trademark
A New York case reports Thomas B. Hughes a druggist of 251 Tenth Avenue convicted of counterfeiting the Carter’s Little Liver Pills trademark. Judge Jerome sentenced him to three months in the penitentiary after a lengthy trial highlighting the importance of trademarks to commerce and consumer protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Medicine Company
Jerome
Hughes
Prib Hte
New York
Silk Fing Won Silk Flag Contests in Division No.14
Silk flag contest among Division No.14 groups ends with the Ancient Order of Hibernians the St Aloysius and Young Men’s Institute securing top spots. Donations tallied: Division No.14 $688, St. Aloysius $108.27, Young Men’s Institute $84.05, total $982.52. Rev Father Callahan spoke on temperance at St Aloysius church hall. James Richardson writes from Pittsburg he is alive, contrary to rumors. A Pittston avenue equestrian lesson group forms. Mrs. Patrick McAndrew dies. Delegates to the Young Men’s Institute convention will miss a return date. Columbus council hosts a reception upon their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silk Fing
A. D. Hi
Father O'Callahin
James Richardson
Land of the Living
Order of Hibernians
St. Aloysius
Men's Total
Hell
G. Boland
Father Callahan
Gentleman
Myvner
Uuliting
BO Meley
Beatland
Vietorie Society
Whi Daniels
St. Aloyelus Society
Scotty
Thomas Folan
Young Men's Institute
St. Aloysius Sicloty
Bend
Tribune
Morris Ridge
Pittabore
Pittsburg
Scranton
John Wallace
Birney Avenue
Hiehardeon
Patrick Corcoran
Benedict
Pittston Avenue
Leeson
James P. Touhil
Humphrey's Pharmacy
Patrick McAndrew
OK Him
Manapolla
Columbus Council
Cold Weather Sale at Martin & Delaney’s Scranton
Scranton shoppers are urged to prepare for cold weather with a last chance closing out sale at Martin & Delaney's on Wyoming Avenue. Overcoats suits and w inter wear are advertised at half to 25 percent off with many items from Prince Albert lines. Customers are urged to hurry before stock runs out and to compare with prior prices in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin & Delaney
Juel
Scranton
Martin & Delaney's
Wyoming Avenue
Chautauquan Circle to Resume WY WCA Meetings
The Chautauquan circle of the WY WCA resumes its winter meetings on Friday evening September 27 at 7 10. The group meets at 205 Washington Avenue with Mrs H J Carr directing the course titled the American year promising unusual interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauquen Circle
Chautauquan Circle
Young Women's Christian Association
Washington Avenue
H. J. Carr
Take Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Boost for Brain Nerves
An advertisement touts Horsford’s acid phosphate as food for the brain and nerves to ease exertion. It also mentions Pillsbury flour mills producing about 11,000 barrels per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Pillsbury’s Flour Mills
Trial on railroad crossing deaths stirs testimony and tampering claims
Judge Edwards sharply denounces attempts to tamper with witness Johnson in a damages suit by Mary Roberts against the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. The case centers on the 1892 Carbon Street crossing accident that killed Hugh Roberts. Testimony covers gates at crossings, city ordinances, and witness credibility as jurors hear from coroner, engineer, and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Edwards
Mary Rhoberts
Dela Ware and Hudson Canal Company
J. Alton Davis
Major Everett Warren
Roberts
Jessup
W. H. Jessup, Jr
Hugh Roberts
John Bonore & Son
Providence
Carbon Street
Delaware and Hudson Company
Lackawanna Hospital
E. A. Bart
Green Ridge Alley
Keing
W.G. Fulton
Roberta
Benore
Bhiekeeper
John Henore
Ben
Martin Crippen
Delaware and Hudson
Crippen
McLoughlin
Johnson
Edwards
Ae Oulyagoous
Carton Street
Erogeing
Jezaup
Mr. Johnson
William Staples
Archboard
Pilalitif
AL Weldner
Scranton
William 4 Davis
W. Pp. Holand
Max Kemmer
Elizabeth Wilson
Seranton
Archbald
Moyer-Richardson
Morrison
Blackmore
John Spiegel
John 8. Harding
Harding
Wilkes-Marre
D. P. Reedy
Local notes from North End reflect social visits and incidents
North End residents recall visits from Washington to Syracuse and Carbondale friends, with social gatherings at homes on North Main and North End avenues. An arrest near Put Tom Street follows a domestic dispute, while the Presbyterian Sunday school plans an outing at Taylor's woods.
Retail Newsroom Keeps Pushing New Goods
The piece notes the public’s demand for fresh merchandise and says shoppers keep seeking the latest novelties, suggesting continued retail competition and frequent product introductions.
Wedding Presents From A China Store Art Collection
A local shop promotes persistent offers of best goods at low prices. The ad invites customers to walk in and browse an assortment described as more than a China Store, claiming an art collection in addition to wares.
Castoria Advertisement Through Generations
An old baby care line claims Castoria soothed a child at every stage from infancy to motherhood. The verse traces a mother’s reliance on Castoria as her family grows and shares it with her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daby
Castoria
Milas
Rexford's Surplus Auction of Watches Jewelry and More
Shipped from Rexford's Washington store closed Aug 26 28 big cases hold watches jewelry silverware and pictures valued near 10000. Prices slashed half price on clocks Rogers Bros silverware frames engravings and pastels offered at deep discounts to clear inventory. Customers urged to visit picture and clock departments as rush continues and service improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
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Norton
Norton's
Lackawanna Ave
Snow
Weston Mill Co
A. 8. Rowley
Darktown Fire Brigade
L'Amoureaux
Lintuce Strest
Pitt
Wisswaesser
S.C Logan-Carbondale Eider
Loagan
Miaslandry Society
Logan
Tunkhanagek
C. L. Wieswaesser
West
Wileswaerder
Presbytery
Nicholl
Adr. Woukel
J. BR. Craven
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Vernon ¢. Byers
Chilouwa
J. ¢. Campbell
Memorial Church
Hey. T A. Mills
Bernice Church
Mr. Mills
General Assembly
P. He. Brooke
F. B Hodge
Alfred Hand
J. W. Hollenback
W. E. Faulkner
Newton Presbytery
Dr. Junkin
C. EB. Lee
Dro McLeod
A. W. Dickson
William Barry
Dickens
Cruikshank
Barry
Hleing
Arte City
Misa Ithel Tucker
Academy of Muale
Alfred Ayers
Mias Tucker
Miss Tucker
Meldon
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McLaughlin
T. J. Detwiler
Church Avenue
Washington, D.C
D. F. Qforss
Marton Moss
Syracine
J. W.moras
North Main Avenue
Wattle Raymon
Toslay
Frank B. Sillman
iMr
Thomas Howley
Binghampton
Mra
Raine
F. J. Silkman
Heummakin
Rexford
Syracuse
Pittelon
Powderly
Wood Ftreet
North Ainin Avenue
Hey
Providence Presbyterian Church
Dunmore
FE. H. Krause
West Drinker Street
Mount Cobb
T. Palmer
Hawley
Theofore Judd
Minneapolia
Wis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hall Thornton
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Winnie Murty
Anthony Murray
Martin Connelly
Rather MaeMurray
St. Mary's Church
Conmedly
Ed Meyers
Henry Krause
Ftroolke Street
Presbyterian Sunday School
Taylor's Woods
Hood
Taylor
Scranton and
Laroctory
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Schank
Koehler
Spruce Street
Rexford’s
Rogers
Rogers Bros
H. D. Swartz & CO
L. (. Smith
Remington
Asm Proce Street
Penn and
Wyoming Avenues
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lacka. Ave
E. Grewer
Old Post Office
Penn Avenue
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgion College of Philadelphia
Claus
Ure
Weikters
Linha
E. Grewar
Peng Avenue
Washington Avanue Works
Nas Aug
M. H. Dale
James & Kelly
Spruce ST
Dupont
Wapwal Levere County
Pas
Pavan
Icwi
Henry Belin, Jr
NG Wyomingave
Third National Bank
FORD
Tutten
Mulligan
Wilkes-Barrs
Agocte
Reppane
G. Elmendorf
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
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