City Notes Auditing Committee Meeting And Local Events
Auditing committees of councils to meet tonight in the First Cluurcul Townton Augelli Italian chevalier mentioned. A felonious wounding case involved Aidion Lo. Jato fined 500 by Magistrate Howe. Woman’s Relief auxiliary to the Grand Army hosts a camp fire at Memorial Hights. Witham Mae Distocrat to perform at High School auditorium Friday evening. Powell’s opens diagram morning.
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Aidion Lo
Jato
Howe
Prink Conway
Baca Gelitinpot
Grand Army of the Republic
Hiats
Dinates Atreet Ait Pentavenie
Thyunlay Evenhiye
Post 10
Raver
Dbe Pany Wind
Copa
Tee Pot
Simy
Cphe Mori
Witham Mae
Uipwreotaton
Ail Lalss
Powell
Committees Meet Thursday Night to Settle Up Finances
Committee chairs schedule a Thursday evening session to finalize unsettled charity funds and address outstanding financial items. Members expect reports on donations expenditures and balances. The meeting aims to conclude the year’s accounting and confirm disbursement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Wal Com
Knights Club to Hold Meeting for Founding Home Affairs
An event is planned at the Knights of Columbus Club to settle affairs of the bull. It is expected the return will show a profit for the Founding Home of about $5,000, with ticket sales covering all expenses and creating profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Wihout
Lynn D. Moore Company Exhibits New Moving Pictures
The Lynn D. Moore company presented a near full house at the High School Auditorium with a program of new moving pictures. Highlights included alpine climbers near Jungfrau summit, a panoramic grand canal view in Venice, and a yacht race sequence featuring the Shamrock and Columbian. An assistant crew provided sound effects to accompany the visuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn D. Mowe Company
Alost
Mars
Jungfrau
Grand Canal
Venice
Democratic caucus in turmoil over council seat choice
After a lengthy St. Charles hotel caucus the Democratic select council remains split with no candidate agreed. D W Vaughan again skips the meeting though others expect him to attend tomorrow. Costello and Coleman left early amid tension and unresolved votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
St. Charles
D. W. Vaughan
Vaughan
April Eclipses Foretell Turbulent Weather And Health
Forecast from Coles predicts two eclipses in April with adverse astrological effects. The article warns of head trouble, potential fatalities, tornadoes, hail, snow, and thunder during Mercury and Moon periods. It mentions planetary signs affecting India and Hungary, plus cautions for families and individuals born in April.
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Mareh
Ian
Cain
Sturma
Annie le
India
Hulgariathand
Seth
Vln Press
Ejectment Trial Over Land Tax Sale Trust Question
Trial in Luzerne county court focused on a trust deed tied to forty two acres of Greenwood coal land. Debates over tax sale voiding the Winton Dean transfer dominated proceedings as jurors heard insurers and city plaintiffs discuss ownership and damages from Oak Street works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Winton
Isaac Dean
Reagan
City
A. D. Dean
B. M. Winton
Greenwood
A. B. Dunning
C. H. Welles
J. B. Linbach
Sterling Davis
Commissioners’ Office
Luzerne County
J. B. Gilhood
L. A. Roberts
Carbondale
Kelly
Martin Corrigan
John Stanton
Kate Keegen
Metropolitan Insurance Company
J. B. Simonton
E. N. Willard
W. Dawson
Sarah J. Moore
City of
Scranton
Simonton
Pawnee Street
Oak Street
Watson
GF. Moore
HK. Moore
Barah J. Moore
Phillips
Madison township board seeks ratification of sanitary agent
The Madison township school board asked the court to ratify Dr T A Kirting as sanitary agent amid a smallpox epidemic. His $20 per visit compensation and six month term were discussed as measures to prevent spread. court approval granted for a six Hindu term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Township
T. A. Kirting
Kivilng
Bevan ton Tailway cashier arrested after assault claim
A clerk named Clivence Bnyder, cashier for Bevanton Tailway Company, was arrested yesterday following a dispute at the instigation of P. H. Lisk who charged him with assault and battery. The case arose from a mix up in access to funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clivence Bnyder
Bevanton Tailway Company
P. H. Lisk
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children
An old advertisement for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children promotes a remedy sold by Alien & Oluastes in New York. The product claims to ease teething distress, headaches, worm discomfort, and similar ailments, describing it as pleasant and dairy-like in taste.
Bowling alley dispute leads to concealed weapon charge
At Hampe's alley Jaat Friday Night a bet on a nine escalated into a dispute. St Idek claims Snyder struck him and drew a revolver. Snyder is held on $500 bail by Alderman Muddy on charges of carrying concealed weapons and assault and battery.
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Hampe
Shyder
Lisk
St. Idek
Snyder
Muddy
Roach Examinations Set By Civil Service Commission
The United States civil service commission announces exams on May 6 7 and 8 for Philippine service positions including Librarian Agricultural chemist analytical chemist physical chemist physiological chemist and pharmacologist Junior architectural draftsman examiners of surveys general land office and Marine draftsman Housing service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commissioners
Philippine Service
Genera Land Office
Mwht
Adjoured council approves sewer and street projects
An adjourned council meeting passed third reading ordinances for sewering parts of Wyoming avenue Ash street Oakford Court Forest Court and Breckcourt. installing street lights sidewalks flagstone sidewalks and a gate at Marvine crossing. A new public works road roller deal and hospital closure policy were approved with transfers and leasing aims.
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Select Council
Wyoming Avenue
Ash Street
Oakford Court
Forest Court
Breckcourt
Parker Street
Throop Street
Depot Street
Bromley Avenue
Jackson
Washburn
Marvine
Delaware and Hudson
Common Council
Department of Public Works
Harrisburg
Vaughan
Department of Public Safety
Knights of Malta Ordination in Chester County Ceremony
Eden commandery No. 321 at West Chester hosts installation of Sir Edward C. Riddle as Sir Knight Commander with many officers, including Sir Elisha Fornwald and Sir George H. Ioree. The event marks the second Chester County commandery and 122nd in Pennsylvania, with the degree star of No. 1 and a grand procession. A funeral for Sir William Highter Stroll is noted, and Imperial Commander Noah of Chester will confer red cross and sepulchulate degrees. The article covers multiple Maltese ritual moments, readings, and a banquet with speeches by Grand Commander Elisha S. Mucmwill, Sir George Stevers Jones, and others.
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Asl
Charles Tf. Pat
Addres
Cinand
Pornwali
Chester
Pennsylvania
Sir William
Meguiman
Noah
Meusad Orosby
William Th Uh Maxwell
Dugree
Dhe
Souevills
Masiuehueitis
Pierwe
Grand Lommiander
Livy Ona Young
Sip Douglan & Flewelling
Sipaeme
George Stevers Jones
W. M. Clark
John W. Hicks
Gieaut
W. J. Grant
Relyert Tue
Hanqiet
Meteor IE Sails on Quarantine Bound Voyage
Exclusive AP report from New York describes the American built yacht Meteor IE setting sail for a quarantine bound passage. The Gerassenspege vessel departed amid official health checks and a formal maritime procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Gerassenspege
Eight-Hour Day Granted in Amicable Painter Dispute
After a brief strike by journeymen, a draft agreement grants eight hours with two four hour shifts and raises pay to 2818 cents for eight hours starting April 1, while preserving the old rate on fall contracted work. All master painters sign, with wages at 226 cents per day and conditions on layoff and out of town jobs.
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Jacob
Jacobs & Fasold
Peter Holton
Alex. Nunegil
George Briegel
Hulbert & Lyman
Charles Lyman
Stewart & Fowler
Fred Klugt
Jacob Kogsman
I. J. Johnson
Military Ball by Company F Thirteenth Regiment at New Armory
The Thirteenth regiment Company F held a ball at the new armory last night with 125 couples attending. Bauer's orchestra of seventeen played a fine program of dances while Patronesses included Mrs Ripple and several other ladies. The organizing committee featured Lieut Breig and Sergeants Wells Yost Bartz Bonney Kiple among others.
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Thirteenth Regiment
New Armory
Bauer
Robert Bonney
Robert Kiple
W. F E. Powell
Clinton Price
Samuel Newton
Floyd Brutzman
Peter Grimes
Clinton Phelps
List of Advertised Letters Scranton Post Office April 2
Alphabetical list of names of letters remaining uncalled for at the Scranton Lackawanna post office with many entries including Angel, Arch, Anderson, Brown, Clark, Collins, Coleman, Conniff, Culhane, Durkin, Evans, Gorin, Green, Haines, Hart, Hopp, Howard, Kelly, King, Moore, Murray, Murphy, Parker, Reed, Richards, Sullivan, Thomas, Williams, and others. Postmaster and district officials request ad vertised letters be claimed by a stated date and against the usual office procedures.
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Scranton
Lackawanna County
Pemons
Lst
Iant OU
Ripple
American Ice Go
Rome
Anton
American News Assn
Keith
Williams J. Aten
Kalts
Mera
Nettie Anderson
Sulfa
LaBarr
Susliv Stirling Wr. McCarthy
Mise Nova Armetrong
Maggin T. McGangee
Theorge Allen
May Oa. Magey
Enna Arch
Will Hin Mook
Fred Anderson
Mingus
Hhirelda Abrovinag
Mia Mary Murphy
Hernan Hrown
John G. Martin
Tlerbert Arent
Nellie Millard
Callery Barrie
Mra
WiNai Mayrich
Kiwi Brunon
John Musan
C. F. Hrown
Lacy Minnovk
Mise Plovener Ratzel
Menest Mulgly
We. J. Bunker
Walter D. Muratall
Min
Agnes Mutzar
George Moore
Donman
Deere. Miller
Charles Burke
Josephine Dm. Maton
Misa Nathorine Brownle
George Mauechike
Dtarl Anguet Brenner
Daniel Muller
Sallie Wt. Bond
Wisher
Mika Olive
Black
Neleon Sullivan
Dotin Vrear
Martysiayth
Pat Fantipel
Frank Diet
Wy. Pare
Mrs
Augusta Stone
Wiliam S Ible
Mie
He ‘Ferry
Chutes
Urlstop
Destate Wilford
Weohutt
Ealward Hhulaaie
Prank Winteraelle
Heckman
Freel Weaver
Mir
Sab Warner
Helley Ler Wika
Wee
Tdsa
Wilifama
Todi
Whatiput
Wesley
Warner
Tomarote
Adhatea Slachev
Issao Wililnsiien
Iria
Secoml Avenue
Vwoland
Doralemon
Moo. Young
Mito
Unclear Names List from Historical Document
A fragment lists numerous personal names including Mark Colve, Maria Seonman, Willian Wallace Abbott, Margaret Bowron, Mix M. Cowley, Ellen Doherty, Marc Doherty, Burton Eugene, Richard Harrington, Henry Vaines, Ale Hammon, and Mary Saunders among others, with stray tokens such as 4 and Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Wallace Abbott
Margaret Bowron
Crofith Beecher
Mix M. Cowley
Kenny Chica
Marc Doherty
Ellen Doherty
Robert HW
Donslin
Parrick Doste
Mie T. Baston
Mel Willian Vxbenbach
Burton Eugene
Richard Harrington
Henry Vaines
Ale. Hammon
Duck McAver
Haten T. Sofia
Mary Saunders
Whitney
Young man charged with stealing knives and forks
John Lofttus of Olyphant was held on $500 bail in police court by Magistrate Millar on stealing two dozen silver knives and forks from Nellie Bly's disorderly house on Traymond court. He confessed after arrest and led police to the hiding place on Mifflin avenue where the items were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lofttus
Olyphant
Millar
Nellie Bly
Traymond Court
Loftus
Ile
Mifflin Avenue
Stage Hands Ball Draws Large Crowd At Music Hall
A big crowd attended last night at Music Hall for the annual ball of the International Stage Mechanics Union. Over 1,000 couples were present as the Lawrence Orchestra provided music. Organizers included David Maitio, Williams Jones, John Locker, John Murphy, Charles Hamilton, William Beanton, and Arto Mors.
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Music Hall
Music Plal
Ttre
International Stage Mechanicn’ Aesault
Lawrence Orchestra
W& Belog Sluletiv Tall Union
Woumpittes
David Maaitio
Williams Jones
John Loeker
John Murphy
Wharles Hamilton
Willian Beanton
Arto Mors
Unfortunate Mistake At New Vine Lettering Incident
A reporter recalls a misattributed letter during a New Vine event. The mixup involved Colquhoun and reference to an Institute of Civil Engineers official, revealing confusion over who should be present and the correct initials. The error surfaced through miscopied letters and a rushed newsroom.
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Colquhoun
Institute of Civil Nngineers
Phol
Jourmalish
Hal
Colquhowm
New York
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City Notes
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Apel
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Josuph Sos
Jonel Huolnckes
Waweenlen Lessee
Petotk
Andre Walvinga
Jan Zulken
Ten’s Furnishers
Ic Stonite Co
Scranton Bedding Co
F. A. Kaiser
Lackawanna and
Adams Avenues
Suinin
Mark Colve
Dovell Drosd
Seonman Maria
Vaselly Sounhowler
West Scranton Station
John Loftus
Kern
Gunster &Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Aces
Scranton, Pa
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming Disister
Dupont
Repaune Chemical Company
Wi Combell Building
Jouen Th
Mulligan
Eoel Uy
Mahia
Wilkos
Harte
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scrantos
Wilkes-Barre
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