Personal Movements and Guests Reach New York and Minneapolis
Major Moir traveled to New York yesterday afternoon. NS A. Brote plans residence in Minneapolis. Major and Mrs. W. S. Millar have moved to Jermyn Place on Fea avenue. Camelia Galpin returned home, with Misses Munt and Mina Maus as guests. Miss Elizabeth A. Lewis of New York is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NS. A. Brote
Minneapolis
Sherif
Cheme
Pieterday
W. 5
Millar
Jermyn
New York
Alvo W Muesli
Mra A
Blachkintyn
Weekend Sale Promises Free Brides Or Meters Choices
On Saturday the store offers a special sale where every purchase is one dollar and customers may choose among brides, malls, meters, or Menara Hagen as freebies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menara & Hagen
Atlantic League Teams Prepare for Sunday Games
Sewark, Kimira and Jersey City are listed as participants in the Atlantic League schedule. Scranton directors meet after 4 o'clock with John H. Brooks present. Frank Ward, a former Scranton second baseman and Sangster League captain, joins the Wotoeater Eastern lineup as second baseman. Collisiewer and Dick Cooley are named in executive and captain roles for Wilkes-Barre and Philadelphia respectively. Beranton plans a strong season with Walter W Hornbeam assembling a large pool of players and awaiting final team make-up after recent league meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewark
Kimira
Jersey City
Uhiren Atlantic
Scranton
John H. Brooks
Frank Ward
Sangster
Clymer
Wilkesdhane
Thas
Shanti ColligionWer
Collisiwer
Dick” Cooley
Philadelphia Athletics
Belmont
Torgether
Conlen
Selioch
Brooklyn
Mitchels Hocker
Digiglehy
Walter W.hornbeam
Beranton
Irom
Vaniger Hornham
Mike Dhoherta
Weara
Mannager Martiuny
Bin
Doherty
Worl
New Haven
Gorson Hats Attract With Graceful Style And Low Prices
The article praises Gorson hats for their grace and comeliness and notes remarkably low prices. It invites readers to see the collection and be astonished by the affordable elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorson
Easter plants at MacClintuck's on Washington Ave
Call at MacClintuck's for Easter plants. Prices are right and stock is home grown. Located at 128 Washington avenue in the Prien building Boeechants flies for sto wee mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacClintuck'a
Washington Avenue
Prien Building
Free Giveaways At Saturday Event Draw Crowds
Items including toys, coffee, sloe cordial and baking ware are being given away free to all attendees. The promotion runs after Saturday with many excited residents receiving freebies.
Boies praises Puerto Rico improvements and poverty contrast
Colonel H M Boies and companions returned from a three week view of Puerto Rico praising government sanitation and schools while noting widespread poverty. He cites the tariff as necessary for local government funding and describes the island's tornado devastation, wage loss, and the U S controlled penitentiary and charitable programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Boies
Miss Moses
E. B. Sturges
F. BE. Plate
Puerto Rico
Boles
Ameri canism and island prospects amid climate and politics
The piece argues Americans lack desire for property or official status on the island. It notes northerners tire of the climate, locals sleep long hours, and a San Antonio capitalist doubts investments are warranted. The author praises fertile land and water but says progress must be government imposed, not driven by native ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roles
United States
Puerto Rico
Spain
Alfonso Ixitl
de Hepana
Boles
Cuba
San Antonio
Death of John Nolan after family quarrel in Carbondale
John Nolan died at Emergency hospital Carbondale from injuries inflicted by his son James during a Wednesday night fight. Fourteen skull bones were removed in surgery and witnesses fled the house as the melee continued in the yard. At Alderman Jones hearing James did not deny striking his father but claimed the father chased his mother and sister with a knife. Coroner Roberts to investigate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nolan
Carbondale
James
Alderman Jones
Neary
Roberts
Narrow Escape On Tay lor Throop Trolley Car
Inbound trolley car with Conductor Arthur Williams and Motorman Patrick McNulty faced a near catastrophe at West Lackawanna Avenue crossing as a coal train approached without being noticed. The motorman reversed power just in time and the car narrowly cleared the track while passengers remained shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor-Throop
West Lackawanna Avenue
Arthur Williams
Patrick McNulty
Third False Alarm Plots Fire Dept Prank Near Adams and Olive
A resident near Adams Avenue and Olive Street set a third false alarm at box 25 around 1 a.m. A prior false alarm from box 29 near Pine Street and Monroe Avenue occurred within three weeks. The culprit, who holds a private-keyed box, left his key in the box. A $25 reward is offered for arrest of the eccentric offender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Avenue
Olive Street
Pine Street
Monroe Avenue
Fellows Seeks Republican Nomination for High Sheriff
Hon. John H. Fellows announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for high sheriff. He asks for the support of Republican voters across Lackawanna County ahead of the forthcoming primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Fellows
Lackawanna County
Reduced Rates to Cincinnati for People’s Party Convention
May and Pennsylvania Railroad offer one first class round trip fare from all stations to Cincinnati for the People’s Party National Convention. Tickets are valid May 7 only for outbound and return no later than May 12. Smoke The Pocono Sc cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
People's Party
May
Grocery price list with assorted canned goods
A dated price list displays various preserved foods and olive oils with unit prices. Items include asparagus tips 16 cents, Lucena olive oil 65 cents per bottle, Queen Olives Midget 5? cents per bottle, Franklin Maine corn per can, and red kidney beans 10 cents. The scan shows inconsistent OCR for several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Maine
Maine
Keller Blocks Library Auditing Move with Special Committee
Common Councilman Luther Keller derailed a resolution to audit all library claims by the auditing committee and sent it to a special committee with the city solicitor. He argued the deed of trust and a sixteen trustee board keep the library out of single control and offered a voucher example with four signatures as proof. The meeting proceeded with multiple ordinances and new proposals including sewer bonds and street work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Luther Keller
Melvin
Grier
Calpin
Zizelman
Keller
Mr. Keller
Griffiths
Messrs. Keller
Tewkesbury
T. F. Morris
Mr. Watkins
Death in St. Peter's Cathedral Sends Shock Through City
Mrs Anthony Quinn of 414 Stone Avenue died suddenly yesterday while attending mass at St Peter's Cathedral. Aged sixty she collapsed in a pew and received extreme unction before dying prior to the arrival of Dr Reedy. Funeral services are set for Monday at 9 in St John's Church with interment in Cathedral Cemetery. She is survived by her husband and children Patrick Thomas Mrs Alice Evans and Mrs Kate Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Quinn
Stone Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Patrick
Thomas
Alice Evans
Kate Clark
Quinn
St. John's Church
Cathedral Cemetery
Festival of Passover Observed by Scranton Jews
The festival of Passover begins at sundown and lasts seven days with sacred days on the first and last. Scranton Jewish communities gather at synagogues including the temple on Linden street at 7:30 p m tonight and 10 a m tomorrow for services conducted by the rabbi. A sermon will be preached tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Scranton
Temple
Linden Street
Oelock Wand Tamerrey
Holy Thursday Observed at Cathedral in Solemn Rite
Holy Thursday was observed yesterday at the cathedral with a pontifical high mass at 9 o'clock. The holy wafer vessels for the coming year were blessed and the host carried to the repository in a solemn procession. The Tenebrae service followed in the evening. Today a pre-sanctified mass is planned at 5 o'clock with stations of the cross in the evening.
It Is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold Pneumonia Warning Ad
A vintage advertisement warns that neglecting a cold risks pneumonia and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cure. It claims the remedy counters the cold’s pneumonia tendency and notes Matthews Bros. as suppliers with Nettleton's Dress Shoes and a Washington avenue location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Bros
Hats Shine at Gerson's Machinery on Lackawanna Avenue
The prettiest hats in the city are available at Gerson's Machinery located at 415 Lackawanna Avenue, offering a notable display of headwear in a machine shop setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerson
Lackawanna Avenue
Donations Acknowledged by Moreace Crittenton
A March acknowledgment lists numerous donors providing clothing, food, and用品. Names include De Anne Clarke John Porter Mrs Hood Burn Mee Arthur Tintin Miss Attia Sanderson Mra James P Mekwon Mrs J N Rice and others. Donations cover flour milk meat bread and household items, with notes on needed items like hats and clothing for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreace Crittenton Tone
Marrleen Ave
de. Anne
Clarke
John Porter
Otto Mapprechti
Mrs Hood Burn
Arthur Tintin
Dewees
Min A
W. Dryford
Caelordale Circle
Mia
A. D. Stelle
Attia Sanderson
Aleneils
Aire
Cheong Sanderson
Hut Price & Howarth
Ma Ara William
Mel Watson
Mra Phinney
Motto
Mee
A. TD. Bielle
Mies Jennie Reynolds
Lowell Rock
Ileas Baking Company
Mary Richerdson
Wee
Mamie O'Hoyle
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Chas
du Font Breck
Grund
President Am
Cashler
the Moneys
Haspwahe Strong
DR. Taylor
Wyoming Avenue
Sanderson Avenue
Ackawanna
The
Aundry
Penn Avenos
A. BL Warman
Moir
Boeechants
Stowee
Male Avenue
Scrantonians
Miss Boies
F. E. Platt
San Juan
G. Fil Benedict
Huff
Unitted States Army
Lta
Aus
Savad
Cleanera
United States Army
Court House Square
Pocono
E. G
Coursen
Common Council
Vyeas
Reesne
Grinthe
Godshall
Zlzebnan
Towkesbury
Nageli
Wengel
Wathing
Morvin
Nave
Diriee
Calplo
Ruane
Phillipa
Galvin
Coleman
Cusick
Norton—s
Wergel
North Scranton
West Market Street
North Main Avenue
Providence Road
M. W. Morris
Morris
Golshell
George Cooper
Slyde Park Avenue
Reese
Girard Construction Company
Bloom Avenue
Negell
Presvitt Avenue
Olive
Add
Phups
Boranton Railway Company
Rallend Avenue
Mr. Caaick
Fig Strent
Pittston
Lions
Mass
Nettleton
Connell Building
the Square
Washington Ave
Elgin
Creamery
Clarke Bros
America
Pelts
Sean Mill’ CO
Gondale
Olyphaat Oh
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Green Ridge
Lackawanna Ave
Sruggists
Atlantic
Zing
Conrad
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Scranton, PA
Sherwin - Williams
Mears Building
Wyoming Ave
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